Brown v. . Brown
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtClaeKson, J.
Tbe court below by consent found tbe facts. Josiab Brown died 25 June, 1926, and left a will with two codicils. I. M. Brown, plaintiff, was left executor.' There was no eaveat to tbe will. His wife, Malinda Brown, died after tbe will was made and before tbe first codicil -was made. He left four children: (1) Minnie Britton Brown, (2) N. H. Brown, (3) I. M. Brown, (4) Tulie C. Brown, who is dead and who left one heir at law, Bruce Brown, one of tbe defendants.
In tbe findings of facts we have: “Tbat Tulie C. Brown executed an agreement of record in Book 105, page 486, office of tbe register of…
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