93 Ga. 723 | Ga. | 1894
The plaintiff, Mrs. Coney, as administratrix of Miss Roberta N. Taylor, deceased, brought an action against Mrs. Elmira Taylor (who, during the pendency of the action, married O. A. Horne), as administratrix of Dr. A. R. Taylor, deceased. The declaration alleges that the defendant’s intestate was the trustee of the plaintiff’s intestate, while they were in life, and that, as such trustee, he managed her business and collected rents due to her. It sets out two writings, of which the following are copies : “August 8th, 1878.
“ I this day become responsible to Roberta N. Taylor, or her heirs, for the sum of $595.00, execution against T. L. Taylor. (Signed)
“Witness: C. R. Coney. A. R. Taylor.”
“Nov. 20, 1878.
“Due Roberta from me $675.00, for rents collected from H. II. Whitfield. (Signed) A. R. Taylor,
“ Trustee R. N. Taylor.”
The declaration further alleges, in substance, that Dr. Taylor received the specific amounts mentioned in
Judgment affirmed, with direction.