Rogers v. Joughin

Floyd G. Rogers and Cora Edith Rogers, his wife, were married in October, 1917. Cora Eogers had, prior thereto, been married to a man by the name of Woodrow, had been divorced, and, in the divorce proceedings, had been awarded certain real property in the city of Seattle which belonged to her at the time of her marriage to Mr. Eogers. She also had a small bank account, and thereafter inherited certain property from her father and mother. Cora Eogers died in January, 1928. In August, 1927, she purchased from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company a paid-up annuity bond, providing for certain…