Dickson v. Satterfield
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Orphans’ Court of Caroline County. In addition to the statement of the case in.the opinion of the Court, it appears from the proceedings, that Elizabeth Baynard died unmarried and without issue, in March, 1878, and that the appellant claimed to have an interest in the real estate devised to Miss Baynard, as one of her heirs-at-lavy.
1Opinion of the CourtIrving, J.
The will of Mary E. A. Reed is dated 15th March, 1847, and was admitted to probate in July, 1855. In April, *3191878, the executor to whom letters testamentary had. been granted being dead, the Orphans’ Court of Caroline County granted letters of administration de bonis non c. t. a. to William C. Satterfield and George H. Moore. On their application for an order to sell certain real estate devised to Elizabeth Baynard for life, “and in case of her' death without issue,” directed to be sold and proceeds disposed of as the will directed, the Orphans’ Court directed the sale. The administrators…
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