Bryan v. . Moring
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Issue OK devisavit vel non, tried before Gilmer, Judge, and a jury, at Fall Term, 1885, of the Superior Court of Chatham; county. The propounders, the plaintiffs of record, appealed. The facts appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
A paper writing, purporting to be the will of William C. Faucette, who died in June, 1883, was shortly thereafter produced before the Cierk of the Superior Court of Chat-ham county, at his office, by Elias H. Bryan, and Rosa J., his wife, and upon the written examination of witnesses, admitted to probate in common form, as his holographic will, and letters of administration cum. testamento annexo, issued to the pro-pounder. It was in form as follows:
NORTH CAROLINA, Chatham County.
“I, William C. Faucette, of said county and State, being sound in body and mind, do make and declare this my last…
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