Norris v. Dunn
Supreme Court of Georgia
Year’s support. Color of Title. Prescription. Judgment. Before E. Womack, Esq., Judgepmhae vice. Pike Superior Court. October Term, 1882. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Justice.
Dunn died, leaving a widow and five minor children; two of these children werp by a former marriage, and had been consigned by the father, in his lifetime, to the care and protection of their maternal grandfather. It is alleged that they belonged to the grandfather’s family at the death of the father, that he had provided out of his slender means for their support in that family, and had given up all parental authority and control over them, and conse-. quentty that they were not a portion of his family at the time of his death.
His estate, at his death, was not worth $500. His…
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