Harrington v. Rawls.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
ActioN by W. H. Harrington and others against M. 0. Eawls and others, heard by Judge Francis D. Winston, at October Term, 1901, of the Superior Court of Pitt County. Erom a judgment dissolving the restraining order, the plaintiffs appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtClaRk, J.
Jesse Harris died seized in fee of a tract of 188 acres, which descended to his two daughters, Elsie and Susan, who respectively married J. A. Briley and B. F. Jolly. They made partition, by mutual deeds, of the land, allotting 84 acres to Mrs. Jolly and 104 acres to Mrs. Briley. In 1874, the parties exchanged lands, B. F. Jolly and wife executing a quit-claim deed to J. A. Briley and wife.for the 84 acres, and they in turn executing, a quit-claim to Jolly and wife for the 104-acre tract.
In 1889, Briley and wife executed a mortgage to the defendant Rawls upon the 84-acre tract, who…
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