Ehlen v. Ehlen ex rel. Ehlen
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeals from the Circuit Court of Baltimore City. John H. Ehlen of the City of Baltimore executed his last will and testament and a codicil thereto, which, after his death, in the year 1864, were duly admitted to probate.
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Appeals from the Circuit Court of Baltimore City. John H. Ehlen of the City of Baltimore executed his last will and testament and a codicil thereto, which, after his death, in the year 1864, were duly admitted to probate. After making provision for his wife out of the rents, issues and profits of his property, real and personal, he directed that the remainder of them should he divided into eight parts; that his executors. should pay one of these parts to John F. Ehlen, his son, in trust for the support and maintenance of such children as he might then or thereafter have ; and that after the…
1Opinion of the CourtBryan, J.
John H. Ehlen directed by his last will and testament, that at the death of his wife all his property should be divided into eight equal parts, and he gave one of these parts to his son, John E. Ehlen, in trust for such child or children as he might have either at the tiiiSe the division was made, or thereafter, share and share alike. The division of the estate was made under the authority of a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City, passed in March, 1818. The share allotted to John E. Ehlen, as trustee for his children, consisted of bonds, stocks and money amounting in value to moré…
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