Nourse v. M'Cay
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Writ of error to the Court of Common Pleas of Northumberland county, in an ejectment for ten lots in the town of Northumberland. The plaintiffs in error, Joseph Nourse and Caroline his w.ife, were the plaintiffs below, and William M-Cay and William R. Lloyd, defendants. It is apprehended that the statement of the case is sufficiently given ‘in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Tod, J.
On the trial a complete title in fee simple was shown m Caroline, one of the plaintiffs, by inheritance frojn her mother, *71Sarah H., who had intermarried with the defendant William A. Lloyd. To rebut this, and to show that Mrs. Lloyd, the mother of the plaintiff Caroline, and wife of the defendant Lloyd, had in her life time parted with her interest, the defendants produced from, the recorder’s office of the county, and read in evidence an exemplification of a deed from William A. Lloyd and .Sarah H. Lloyd his wife, to Alexander Elliot, in fee…
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