Vogel v. Turnt
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Baltimore City (Heuisler, J.).
1Opinion of the CourtBoyd, C. J.
Philip Rudolph Vogel, Sr., died in Baltimore City on March 10th, 1907, leaving a last will and testament which was executed September 23rd, 1901. When he made the will he had three sons living, Philip R., Charles W. and George P., and one daughter, Kate Margaret Turnt, wife of Richai'd Turnt, but two months before his death! his daughter died; In the first item of the will, the'testator stated that he had loaned his son Philip $10,000 and his daughter Kate $3,000, none of which had been repaid to him, and then said: “And whereas, talcing into consideration the present needs of my said^son,…
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