Jones v. Massey
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Wallace, J., Lancaster, This case having been heretofore twice before this court, will be found reported in 7 8. O. 131, and 9 8. C. ,376. After it was last sent back to the Circuit Court, the orders of reference mentioned in the opinion were made. The referee submitted his ■report, consisting almost wholly of a statement of accounts; but the items objected to and brought to the attention of the Circuit dourt, are indicated by the exceptions taken thereto.
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Before Wallace, J., Lancaster, This case having been heretofore twice before this court, will be found reported in 7 8. O. 131, and 9 8. C. ,376. After it was last sent back to the Circuit Court, the orders of reference mentioned in the opinion were made. The referee submitted his ■report, consisting almost wholly of a statement of accounts; but the items objected to and brought to the attention of the Circuit dourt, are indicated by the exceptions taken thereto. Exceptions oe James R. Massey. — 1. For that said referee has therein charged Dr. James R. Massey with the abstract annual rental…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
McGowan, A. J.
Elizabeth Massey died in 1858, leaving a large estate, real and personal. She had one son, James R. Massey, two daughters, Elizabeth Beckham and Sarah Jones, and three grandchildren, children of a deceased daughter Jane, viz., Mary E. Massey, Charlotte A. Beckhám and James R. Massey, Jr. The deceased left a will, of which Dixon Barnes was executor, and after his death, his executor, Daniel W. Brown, by which she devised and bequeathed to her son, James R. Massey, the mills on the Catawba river, and a hundred acres of land adjoining,…
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