Pace v. . Pace, Adm'r., C.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil aotioN, in the nature of a special proceeding, to recover a legacy, tried at the January (Special) Term, 1875, of the Superior Court of Watch County, before his Honor, Judge Henry.
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Civil aotioN, in the nature of a special proceeding, to recover a legacy, tried at the January (Special) Term, 1875, of the Superior Court of Watch County, before his Honor, Judge Henry. The suit is brought against the defendant as the representative of Mary Yaden deceased, to recover a legacy, to-wit: the interest on all the money of said Mary Yaden, during the lives of the plaintiff and her husband Willis Pace, and the life of the survivor of them — the said Willis being dead at the commencement of this action. The defendant pleaded that the plaintiff had released and assignéd the said…
1Opinion of the Court
RodmáN, J.
By will proved in 1863, one Mary Yaden gave to her executors certain personal chattels consisting of horses, furniture, &c., of small value, and also, all her money and notes, in trust for the support of Willis Pace, and of the plaintiff, Susan, his wife, for their lives and the life of the survivor. Willis Pace died soon thereafter, leaving the plaintiff surviving. The will continues: “And none of the above named'money and property, to be subject to the disposal or debts of the said Willis or Susan Pace, and at the death of the said Willis and Susan, or the survivor of them, my…
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