Tilghman v. Frazer
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtMarbury, C. J.
This case involves three estates, all unsettled, although the respective testators have long since died. The first two are those of Dr. Samuel A. Harrison, who died in 1890, and his widow, Mrs. Martha I. Harrison, who died in 1909. These estates are only incidentally involved. The main questions concern the estate of Mrs. Belle H. Tilghman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harrison, and wife of Colonel Oswald Tilghman, who died on March 5, 1931. Both Dr. and Mrs. Harrison and Colonel and Mrs. Tilgh man resided in “Foxley Hall” in the town of Easton, and the disposition of this property is one of the…
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