Early v. Early.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
■ ActioN by Josiah Early and others against Ella Early, heard by Judge O. M. Goolce at November Term, 1903, of the Superior Court of Bertie County.
1Opinion of the Court
. Walker, J.
This is an action for the recovery of real property. A jury having been waived, the Court found the following facts:
1. Andrew Early, late of B'ertie County, owned in fee-simple at his death a tract of land on which he lived, called his home place, in said county, lying on both sides of the public road from Hexlena to Oonaritsa church.
2. That on December 21, 1895, said Early made his will, which was thereafter duly admitted to probate and which is made part hereof, in which he devised his said lands as follows : “Sixth. I give and bequeath to my sons Andrew Early and Tobias Early,…
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