Chamberlain v. Brown
11 S.E. 439, 33 S.C. 597, 1890 S.C. LEXIS 95
Opinion
Opinion by Mr.
A single woman is the head of a family, and as such entitled to a homestead in a tract of land owned by her in fee, where she supports an invalid sister who resides with her (the homestead claimant), and has no other means of support. Judgment (Fraser, J.) affirmed.
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