Johnston v. Schmidt
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtDigges, J.
Catherine Schmidt, a widow, died on February 5th, 1924, 'at her residence, 714 Appleton Street, Baltimore, Maryland. At the time of her death she left surviving her three sons, namely, Edward, Walter, and Alfred; the last-named being the appellee. She also left one daughter, Marie Agnes, the appellant, who subsequently married Johnston. The death of the deceased was occasioned by an affection or disease of the jieart, which resulted in her confinement to bed for about five weeks previous to her death. She had executed two wills, the first some time about 1921, and the second on January 30th,…
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