Lederer v. Johannsen
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Orphans’ Court of Baltimore City. The facts are stated in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the CourtThomas, J.
Mrs. Maria Lederer, of Baltimore City, Maryland, died in that city on the second of April, 1914, leaving surviving her a son, Henry Lederer, two daughters, viz, Miss Catherine Lederer and Mrs. Sybilla B. Parker; three step-children, viz, Mrs. Richard, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Clausing, and two grandsons, George C. Parker, a son of Mrs. Sybilla Parker, and Henry M. Lederer, an infant son of John Lederer, deceased, and also leaving what purported to be her last will and testament.
The will, which is dated July 25th, 1913, was prepared by Mr. Paul Johannsen, a member of the Baltimore Bar., and was…
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