Ex parte Worley
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Gage, J., Horry, March, 1898. Petition by Emaline Worlejr for homested in estate of her husband, Coleman Worley. From Circuit decree, the petitioner appeals. Rev. Stat., 2129, 2134; 2 S. C., 216; 30 Vt., 759; 47 P- St., 230. Rev. Stat., 2129; 49 S. C., 41; 19 S. C., 239.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion oí the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Gary.
The “Case” states the following facts : Coleman Worley died in 1895, leaving as his heirs at law, his widow, Emaline Worley, and his two sons, Jackson Worley and Rey Worley, the issue of a previous marriage, both of whom were of age at the time of the death of the intestate. Prior to and at the time of the death of intestate, the said Jackson Worley, an unmarried man, lived with his father, as a member of his family, and he still lives with petitioner, his step-mother, in the residence of the intestate; the other son, Rey Worley, lived…
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