HIGGINS, Justice.
The petitioner assigns as error the findings of fact made by the trial court and its failure to find facts as requested. The findings actually made are supported by the evidence. They cover all essential features of the case and are sufficient to sustain the order awarding custody to the respondents. 53 Am.Jur., 789; Holmes v. Sanders, N.C.,
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