Robbins v. Dorsey

In nineteen hundred and five or six George W. Bobbins and Ida M. Bobbins, his wife, came to Annapolis to live. Bobbins acted as agent for the Union Tea and Coffee Company, and his wife carried on a grocery store until some three or four years before this suit. Through economy and thrift they amassed a modest competence, represented by an assessment on the tax books of Anne Arundel County of $2,683 in the name of George TV. Robbins for 1923. $2,251 of this assessment was on a house, lot and garage on Wood-lawn Avenue, in the village of Germantown, near Annapolis, which had been conveyed to…