Turner v. . Whitted
Supreme Court of North Carolina
IN EQUITY. From Orange. The bill staled, that one John Whitled died seised and possessed of a large real and personal estate, and by bis will, bearing dale .t3th of March, 1804, devised and bequeathed to Susanna, his then wife, a part of his real estate, three negroes, together with one half of the money on hand, and all the rest of his personal property, bis negroes excepted, reserving also sundry small pecu - niary legacies, afterwards mentioned in the will.
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IN EQUITY. From Orange. The bill staled, that one John Whitled died seised and possessed of a large real and personal estate, and by bis will, bearing dale .t3th of March, 1804, devised and bequeathed to Susanna, his then wife, a part of his real estate, three negroes, together with one half of the money on hand, and all the rest of his personal property, bis negroes excepted, reserving also sundry small pecu - niary legacies, afterwards mentioned in the will. That, by the will he also gave to his daughter Anne, all the residue of his lands and houses and six negrot a, viz. Jack, Hetty,…
1Opinion of the Court
The testator further directed that his executors, for the use and benefit of his child or children, should lend into good hands on interest the money on hand, and take bonds for unsettled debts due to him, and also lend out as aforesaid all the rents received for houses and lands and negro hire, except so much as might be necessary for the support of his child or children, and to have the interest regularly paid and converted into principal once a year, and also immediately collect all unsafe and doubtful debts, and lend the monies collected on interest as aforesaid. The defendants, together…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Den on the Demise of Arrington v. AlstonSupreme Court of North Carolina · 1818
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