Snowden v. . Snowden

In the recent case of Cullens v. Cullens, 161 N. C., 344, it was held that under a deed of lands made to a woman and her children, she and her children living at the date of the deed take as tenants in common. In that case Brown, J., says: “We think it well settled that where land is conveyed, as in this case, to a woman and her chil'dren, they take as tenants in common, and only those born at the date of the deed take unless there is one in ventre sa mere, and then such child would also take,” citing Dupree v. Dupree, 45 N. C., 164; Gay v. Baker, 58 N. C., 344; Heath v. Heath, 114 N. C.,…