Williams v. . McComb
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Cause removed from the Court of Equity of Mecklenburg County, at Spring Term, 1843. The case, presented by the pleadings and evidence and proceedings in the cause, is fully stated by the Judge delivering the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtNash, J.
Samuel McComb died in the year 1795, having previously made his last will and testament, duly executed to pass real estate. At the time the will was made, he had three children, Samuel, James, and Mary. The latter afterwards married the plaintiff, and is since dead, leaving children.— Samuel McComb lived several years after making his will, and had another son, Robert, one of the defendants. By his will, Samuel MoComb devises as follows : “1 will and bequeath unto my eldest son, Samuel McComb, my two- tracts of land lying on both sides of McCullock’s Greek, in the north-west of Charlotte…
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