McDaniel v. Maddox

A will was probated in common form, and an administrator with the will annexed was appointed, the testator not having named an executor. By the terms of the will the entire estate was devised to the testator’s widow, to the exclusion of his other heirs at law, consisting of his children. After the estate had been administered and final returns filed and application for discharge made by the administrator, the children of testator filed objections to the discharge of the administrator, which were withdrawn before trial at the June term, 1906, of the court of ordinary, and letters of dismission…