In Re Warren
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Habeas corpus proceedings to determine the rightful custody of an infant child, heard before Devin, J., at Chambers in February, 1919; from Beaufort. There was judgment denying the petition, and petitioner appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtIIoKE, J.
It appears that about six years ago the petitioner, then Mattie Perry, resident of Nash and Pitt counties, about fifteen years of age, gave birth to an illegitimate child, the subject of this controversy; that about eighteen months after this birth, finding it difficult, owing to reputation and conduct, to obtain any suitable abiding place, she executed a written instrument, under seal, conveying to respondents, C. E. Swain and wife, now resident in Beaufort County, the right of control and natural guardianship, conditioned upon good treatment, until said child became twenty-one years of age.…
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