Winn v. Gilmer

“Citizenship,” as used in the law under consideration, means residence with intention of remaining permanently at that place. A man may reside in a state for an indefinite period of time without becoming a citizen, but the moment a man takes up Ms residence in a state different from that where lie formerly was domiciled or was a citizen, with intent and purpose of making the new place of residence his future.permanent home, that moment he loses his former domicile, and becomes domiciled in the new' place; or, in other words, he ceases to be a citizen of the former place of residence, and…