¶1In this case the Court concurs with the views of the Chancellor who presided at the trial of the case, for the reasons expressed in his decree.
¶2The decree is therefore affirmed, and the appeal is dismissed.
¶3Decree affirmed.
21 S.C. Eq. 69
McFeely v. Gadsden
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
Decided January 15, 1848
Court of Appeals of South Carolina · decided 1848-01-15
Before Dunkot, Ch. at Charleston, Sittings, 1847. His Honor stales the case as made by bill and answer in the following decree: Dunkot, Ch. Thomas Wilkes Seabrook, the testator, died in Florida, leaving in force his will, dated 29th April, 1835. At the time of the execution of his will, and at his death, his estate consisted of a tract of land in Florida, containing some 210 acres, and forty-four negroes.
Decided 1848-01-15