Joyce v. Ragan
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from Circuit Court No. 2 of Baltimore City (Hab-lan, C. J.).
1Opinion of the Court
jBüRKE, J.,
delivered' tbe opinion of the Court.
Harriett Joyce, died in the City of Baltimore on the 5th day of February, 1911, seized of the fee simple property known as No. 1060 Argyle avenue. She had made and executed a last will and testament by which, after giving $50.00 to the Aged Men and Women Home of the Methodist Episcopal Church, she devised and bequeathed all the rest and residue of her property to her son, George William Joyce, whom she appointed the executor of her will. Her son qualified as executor, but did nothing further in connection with the settlement of the estate, and…
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