Johnson v. Fuquay
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Chancery.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Nicholas
delivered the Opinion of the Court.
responsibility. George Bell, in 1809, was appointed administrator of Joseph Fnquay, deceased, and gave bond, with Johnson and Smith as his sureties. He was afterwards, in 1810, appointed guardian to Fuquay’s ' infant children, and gave bond, with Johnson and Griffith as his sureties. In 1813, having been summoned,by Johnson and Griffith, for ¡that purpose, before the county court, he gave a new bond, as guardian, with Smith and Wallace, as his sureties, and as administrator, with Smith, Wallace and Hooker as his sureties ; and again in 1814,…
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