This is a bill filed by the appellee, by her next friend, praying for the appointment of a guardian, and also that the custody of said infant be transferred from her father, C. W. Saunders, and wife, to her grand father, J. B. Gilmore.
The testimony in this case has been carefully examined, and it is not entirely free from conflict. Said Annie Gordon Saunders is the daughter of said C. W. Saunders by his first wife, who died when the child was about two years old, and she lived with her maternal grandparents until after her father had married again
We agree with the chancellor that no good can he accomplished by discussing the testimony. In fact, some of it had better be forgotten than perpetuated. While we recognize that, as a general proposition, the father has the right to the custody of the child, yet the ;good of the child must be the main consideration of the court, and from a careful consideration of the evidence we conclude that the chancellor properly held “that the welfare of the child will be the best promoted, for the present at least, by transferring her custody from her fathex*, C. W. Saunders, to her grandfather, J. B. Gilmore.”
The decree of the court is affirixxed.
Affirmed.