Ramsay v. Rouse
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
JOHNSON, Chief Justice.
Appellee, H. C. Rouse, as plaintiff, sued appellants, H. F. Ramsay and P. L. Kennedy, administrators of the estate of W. P. Ramsay, deceased, as defendants, in the district court of Franklin county. There are other defendants not necessary to further mention. Plaintiff’s suit sought to establish against the estate of W. P. Ramsay, deceased, a claim for money, which had been presented to and rejected by said administrators of said estate, and which claim is in terms as follows:
“The State of Texas, County of Franklin.
“To The Administrator of the Estate of W. P. Ramsay,…
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