Muldrow v. Caldwell
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. ChiEE Justice Brease.
Walter Jackson, a very prosperous colored man, resident of Orangeburg County, died intestate October 22, 1931, leaving an estate, real and personal, of considerable value. He was the illegitimate son of Selina Jackson, who was also the mother of an illegitimate daughter, now bearing the name of Kate Pou. After the birth of Walter and Kate, Selina intermarried with Edward Muldrow, and to this marriage were born three children, Abner Muldrow, Rosa Pearson, and Julia White. The mother of Walter predeceased her son. Walter died…
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