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Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland 1846-1854
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McCLELLAN VS. KENNEDY. 245
chell, then reconveys the residue to the said Henrietta A.
Bedford, her heirs and assigns.
The complainants also filed a transcript of the proceedings
upon a bill filed in this Court by the present complainants, on
the 21st of May, 1888, against Richard B. Mitchell, to set
aside certain conveyances made by the complainant, Maria,
among which was the release by her to him aa guardian, referred
to in the answers of the defendants. These proceedings re-
sulted in a decree passed by the Chancellor (Bland), on the
1st of July, 1840, declaring the conveyance fraudulent, and
confirming the Auditor's account, which set aside the release
referred to. To this record the defendants excepted, upon the
ground that they were not parties to the suit, and the decree
was therefore not binding upon them, and that they being
parties in interest, the omission to make them parties to that
suit was a fraud.
The defendants on their part proved that Richard B. Mit-
chell was removed from the guardianship of his children,
Elizabeth and Maria, by an order of the Orphans' Court,
passed on the 29th of June, 1825, and John Hillen appointed
guardian in his place on the 2d of July following. That
Richard B. Mitchell was indicted in October, 1825, for marry-
ing his stepdaughter, the said Henrietta A. Bedford, and was
subsequently convicted and fined under this indictment. He
then offered the following release, executed by the complainant,
Maria, before a justice of the peace, on the 12th of March,
1834, " Know all men by these presents, that I, Maria Mit-
chell, one of the heirs and legal representatives of Daniel
Deady, deceased, have this day received from Eichard B.
Mitchell, my late guardian, possession of the following pro-
perty and cash, viz.:
" Possession of one-fifth of one-sixth of
sundry leasehold estate, . . . $2,550 00
Also one-fifth of one-sixth of same, . 330 13
And in cash, ..... 11,711 14
Making in the whole theamount of, . $14,891 14
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