Harwood v. Hunt

Orson F. Wickham, a bookkeeper in the Sand’s Bank at Pentwater on November 1, 1918, made and executed a deed of his house and lot in that village and signed a bill of sale of his household goods and some other personal property. The acknowledgment was taken by Eugene W. Shober, another employee in the bank. Mr. Wickham’s daughter, Abbie I. Hunt, was named as grantee in the deed and as vendee in the bill of sale. His wife died October 15, 1918, and the daughter, leaving her home in Massachusetts, remained with the father from that date until April, 1919, when she returned to her home,…