136 Ga. 701 | Ga. | 1911
Mrs. Cynthia L. Watters, widow of John C. Watters, in behalf of herself and her minor, children applied to the court of ordinary of Fulton county to have a twelve month’s support set apart out of the estate of her deceased husband, reciting in her application that there was no administration on his estate. On January 1, 1907, the ordinary passed an order appointing five appraisers to assign a year’s support to the applicant and her minor children, and directing them to make a return of their actings and doings within thirty days. The appraisers made their return on November 25, 1907, wherein they set apart to the applicant and her minor children a specifically described tract of land containing fifty acres, more or less, and reciting that “on said property there is now a loan deed for about $650.” This return was filed in the
Judgment affirmed.