Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-12-03
WALKER P. INMAN ESTATE IS n"
DIVIDED BETWEEN LEGATEES

Through an agreement between Mrs.
James r. Gray and Mrs. Harriet F.
Brandon, residUary legatees of the estate
Of the late Walker p. Inman, all the real
estate and stocks Of that estate. amount
ing to approximately $4,000, have been
divided to the satisfaction of both leg
atees. and an order of court will shortly
be taken carrying the agreement into eff
feet.
It will be recalled that the litigation
i'm this estate grew out of a bill filed by
Mrs Gray for the appointment of re-
ceivers. based upon allegations that the
executors were unable to agree and that
the estate could not be administered ow-
ing to strained relations between some Of
the parties.
After lengthy hearing Judge Pendle-
ton appointed Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Bran
don as receivers. During the summer an
order was taken referring the questions
AZ issue to ex-Gov. Joseph NJ. Terrell as
auultor to adjudicate the questions IN
VOWED I'm the settlement of the estate
and to decide upon the applications Oh
counsel for fees. 49,
series of protracted hearings by Governor
Terrell and grew out of "a suggestion
emanating from King & Spalding ana
Hoplxins & Sons, Mrs. Gray's counsel
tbet the auditor would himself nave 10
rarder a Judgment distributing the estate
hetwaens Mrs. Gray and Mrs. BRANDON
nnTass tbev consented to receive It as ten
onts in common or agreed upon the terms
Of a division. Governor Terrell upon
This suggestion, took hold of the MATE
and by very sfelicitous handling prousil'
about a general discussion OF the 4uSS
ton of distributing the estaIe' ,,.,,-.-
Sa,,o-oi Mans for division were discuss
"a and arbitration was suggested by MI
Brandon.
Mr. crav submitted another. ana as y
nroved, a better and easier Hle'"00
dividing the estate --.z.o int,
Ii Nan was to divide the estate INTO
two Darcels of equal value ana give M
brandon choice. or have MIS- d ailOo -
divide the property into two parcels
eoual value and give MIS- gre 1CS
NJ tba first proposition Mr.. BranuOi'
eI0 fo,. Mrs. Brandon, and Mr.. Gray,
eti,o for Mrs. Gray, made division oil
r. entire estate, as above stated III
eI,laine. real estate and STOCKS
~. +osl, having been accomplished,
|, =. 'C,rav on last Thursday, submitted
~. W. 7;,,ision as proposed to Mrs. BRANDON
"a on Monday afternoon Mr. Uranium
o,a,.a his wife's decision, whlch was ap
e~oz,ed nv the auditor and is TO become
decree of the \court. ,.u .ho
The following list shows III o o tI's
.,,ort,J sanportioned to Mrs. Gray ana
Mrs Brandon: --.o>,,e., cIApE
rronertv selected by Mrs. Brandon con-
s+i+,,ted marcel No 1, and consists OF the
nart Of the Rich store, being q feet
front by about $50 feet deep.
A mart of the High store % feet front by
Mia Forsyth street, being about 40
feet front by something over 800 feet
deep .,,
stores.
A lot on the north side of Linden street,
about 81 feet front by $50 feet deep.
One-half interest in the Inman & Wiley
nropertv situated on Emmett street
The old MCGOWAN home place in Au-
gusta
Some acreage property on the Southern
railway belt line of about 20 acres.
A small place on Liberty street.
MRS. GRAY'S PORTION.
Property in parcel No. ?, which goes to
Mrs. Gray: .4
Corner of Broad and Luckie street 50
feet bv los feet.
Corner of Forsyth and Hunter street,
being about 40 feet by 200 feet.
one of the buildings occupied by The
Journal, % feet by 60 feet
459 Marietta street about 1S5 feet front
by lis feet.
Two lots on the south side of Linden
street directly in the rear of the place
now owned by w. Woods White and also
in the rear of the place owned by Mrs.
Brandon. Il
A two-thirds interest in the Inman &
English property in West End along Lu-
cile avenue, being approximately 80 acres.
Five or six Inman Park lots.
One-half interest in the property on the
corner of Ninth and Reynolds street, Au-
gusta. being the property formerly occu-
pied by Inman & Co. for offices.
About seven acres of property in West
End known as the Darden place
Reaf estate experts place a value of
about 1925 900 to $S5O,OOO on each parcel of
real estate.
All of the stocks belonging to the estate
were likewise divided equally amounting
to about $4,000 to $4,000, including about
s66.OOO of stock which the estate owned in
The Journal Mrs. Brandon receives 1874
shares of Journal stock and Mrs. Gray 334
shares.
Hearings with reference to fees claimed
rom the estate are still in progress before
Governor Terrell
LARGE SUMS INVOLVED.
The division involves about $S000O0 of
property-about $3.50, 900 in realty and 1885,
600 to $4,000 in stock of the Fourth Ma
tional bank. the Eposition Cotton mills,