Norwich v. Windham
1 Root 232
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Bluebook
Norwich v. Windham, 1 Root 232 (Colo. 1790).
Opinion
Said Mary was legally settled in said town of Harwich before her intermarriage with said Laughton a foreigner, who had no settlement in this country; her settlement thereby was suspended, but not lost; upon his going off or dying her right of settlement was revived; for a person doth not lose a settlement until another is gained in some other place.
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