Helms v. Marshall

This was a claim case, in which Marshall, administrator, was the plaintiff in execution, the administrators of George and Caroline Boswell, respectively, were the defendants in execution, and the claimants were the heirs at law of George and Caroline Boswell. It was admitted that the Boswells were in possession at the dates of the death of each. From the evidence introduced in behalf of the claimants, it appears that judgment was rendered against George Boswell in 1873, in favor of the plaintiff’s intestate. This judgment became dormant, and was duly revived in 1888, on a scire facias in…