Barrenscheen v. Grosch

Plaintiff filed a bill to construe the will of Henry Barrenscheen. The case was heard by the court upon the complaint, with the will of Henry Barrenscheen attached, and the joint and several answer of defendants. The complaint prayed that the court find: “A. . . . that plaintiff was by the will aforesaid vested with a fee simple title to all the real estate aforesaid free and clear of all charges of any and every kind and nature whatsoever,” and that the court find “B. . . . that plaintiff, under the last will and testament of the said Henry Barrenscheen aforesaid, became seized and possessed…