Hunt v. White

Perkins, J. —

In September, 1842, Thomas J. White brought Ms bill on the chancery side of the Dearborn Probate Court, against John White and Jesse Hunt, charging that, in the year 1827, the former was appointed, by said Probate Court, guardian of the person and estate of the plaintiff, and that he executed a bond as such guardian, with said Jesse Hunt as Ms surety: that said bond was lost; that its conditions had been broken, &c.; and prayed a discovery and relief.

Hunt answered, denying the allegations in the bill. White died, having never appeared to the suit, nor been served with process.…