Robinson v. . Ingram
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil Action for the recovery of land, tried before Robinson, J., at October Term, 1899, of the Superior Court of MONTGOMERY County. Tbe land bad belonged to W. TI.
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Civil Action for the recovery of land, tried before Robinson, J., at October Term, 1899, of the Superior Court of MONTGOMERY County. Tbe land bad belonged to W. TI. Bobinson under- wbom both parties claimed at bis death in 1894. . The plaintiff claimed as heir-at-law of W. H. Bobinson, also under a deed of trust executed by him in 1865 to two of bis sons, William E. and James L. Robinson, as trustee for the support and maintenance of himself and wife, also of an imbecile son, and for the maintenance and education of a younger son, the land at death of himself and wife to be equally divided…
1Opinion of the CourtFaircloth, C. J.
On December 12, 1865, W. H. Robinson conveyed his real and persona] property by deed, including a''600-acre tract of land, to W. F. and J. L. Robinson, Ms sons, in trust, as follows: That the trustees should take and manage the property, and out of the proceeds support and maintain the grantor and his wife during their lives, and after their death divide the property equally among the grantor’s children, and shall support and maintain Z. T. Robinson, (he being incapable of managing for himself), shall educate their brother, O. C. Robinson, and act as his guardian, until he is of lawful age.…
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