Deal v. . Sexton
Supreme Court of North Carolina
ActioN to recover a third interest in certain lands, heard upon facts agreed at December Term, 1906, of Martin Superior Oonrt, Long, J., presiding. ■ Erom the judgment rendered, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
It appears from the case agreed that E. B. Wilson died intestate in 1881, seized in fee of the land in controversy. At the time of his death his wife was enciente, and within four months thereafter, on 22 December, 1881, the plaintiff, Erances, was born. On 22 October, 1881, two months before plaintiff was born, the widow, Deborah, and two daughters, Oarrie L. and Maude L. Wilson (the only children then born), filed petition for partition and procured the lands of the intestate to be sold and the proceeds divided between them. W. E. Sexton became the purchaser, who conveyed to' defendant for…
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