Nugent v. Nugent

George R. Nugent, plaintiff, is sixty-one years old and a night watchman at the National Museum in the city of Washington. He was at one time in the army and was in service in the Philippines during the insurrection there. After that tour of duty was completed he returned to this country and went to his mother’s home in Alexandria, where he lived until her death in 1907. He then went to the home of his brother, Thomas W. Nugent, and remained there as a boarder until 1925, when he moved over to Washington. In 1928 he was married. His wife survives.

There are three brothers still living. Thomas,…