Cobb v. Haynes
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Error to the Meade Circuit. Chancery. Case 37.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Beeok
delivered the opinion of the Court.
In 1813, John Haynes was appointed administrator de bonis non, of William Scott, by the County Court of Bedford county, Virginia, and gave bond with H. D. Shannon, William Haynes, and Tilghman A. Cobb as sureties. Haynes was afterwards, in 1821, required to give additional security, and executed another bond with Linneus Scott and Miliner Haynes as sureties.
In 1826, the heirs and distributees of William Scott exhibited their bill in chancery in the Circuit Superior Court of law and chancery for the Lynchburg District, in Virginia, against John…
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