Watkins v. Adamson

On December 15, 1912, Gertrude Adamson loaned to her husband, Thomas J. Adamson, $2,200, and received therefor a promissory note, due one year after date and signed by her husband and his father. When this note became due Adam-son and his father executed a renewal note for the same amount and due one year later. In February, 1916, Gertrude Adamson died intestate, without issue, leaving as her next of kin and heirs at law her mother, Barbara E. Watkins, and her husband. In November, 1920, E. M. Boyd was appointed administrator of the estate of Mrs. Adamson, deceased. Mrs. Watkins then…