Moye v. . May
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Cause removed from the Court of Equity of Pitt .County, at the Fall Term, 1851. Thé caséis stated in the opinion delivered in this Court.
1Opinion of the CourtPeakson, J.
The Hon. Jesse Speight and the plaintiff, Louisa, both native citizens, intermarried in this State, in 1827; and continued to reside here until 1837, when they removed to the State of Mississippi. Speight died intes. tate in 1847, since which time the plaintiff, Louisa, has continued to reside in that State, and afterwards intermarried with the other plaintiff.
In 1826, Mrs. May, a citizen of this State, died intes tate, leaving the defendant, Louisa, a daughter, and one of her next of kin. John May took out letters of administration in the county of Pitt, and soon afterwards delivered to the…
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