McIntyre v. Smith

Edward McIntyre, late of Baltimore City, died intestate on or about March 6th, 1927. He had been twice married, and was survived by four children by his first wife, and by his second wife and two children by her. He had been at one time a tug boat engineer, and later, with J. Edward Henderson, engaged in the business of repairing boats. In 1922 Henderson bought out his interest in that business, and McIntyre found himself in the possession of a considerable fortune, which was largely invested in bonds. He was a skilled mechanic, thrifty and industrious, but without any knowledge or experience…