Marsh v. Dellinger.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil Action by J ames H. Marsh, J. C. Marsh, and Dora A. Marsh, A. E. Kritz, and Annie M. Kritz, Henry E. Marsh, and Amelia Marsh, Mary C. Bynum and W. K. By-num; James and Henry Marsh, and James C. Marsh, executors of Sarah Rachel Marsh, against Henry Marsh Dellinger and Chester A. Dellinger, minor heirs, heard by Judge T. J. Shaw, at October Term, 1900, of MecKLENbubg Superior Court. Erom judgment deereeing a sale, the defendants appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtEukches, J.
It appears from the'will of Sarah Rachel Marsh, dated October 3, 1894, (a copy of which, marked “Exhibit A,” was made a part of the case on appeal), that- sbe willed and devised tbe lands mentioned in the pleadings as follows: “I give and bequeath to my beloved husband, James Henry Marsh, the house and lot we now occupy, situ-' ■ate in the city of Charlotte, N. C., No. 313 E. Seventh street, and all the furniture and other goods that I may die possessed of, for his lifetime; also, one house and lot at Iron Station, Lincoln County, N. 0., known as the ‘Rankin Place,’ and if the said Rankin be…
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