Norman v. Goode
Supreme Court of Georgia
Extraordinary motion for new trial. Before Judge Russell. Gwinnett superior court. June 11, 1904.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, P. J.
Amánda A. Sanders, formerly dark, married Charles B. Norman, in Gwinnett county, this State, in 1883, and *450died there, intestate, in 1897, without a lineal descendant, and owning a certain house and lot in the town of Norcross. After her death her sisters, M. A. Goode, Ora 0. Clark, and her niece, Harriet E. C. Norton, claiming to be her heirs at law, brought an action against Norman to recover the house and lot. Plaintiffs contended that Norman married Anna Hancock, in Harris county, this State, in July 1866, from whom he had never been divorced, that she was living at the time of his…
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