Gosnell v. Flack
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Orphans’ Court of Baltimore City. The case is stated in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the CourtMcSherry, J.
In 1814 Thomas J. Flack died intestate leaving a widow, several children and some grandchildren surviving him. Administration upon his estate was granted to James W. Flack, his eldest son. Henry H. Flack and David Hudson Flack, two of his other sons, were indebted to their father in large amounts. These debts remaining unpaid, and Henry H. and David Hudson Flack becoming indebted also unto their brother James W. conveyed to him in 1811, by a deed absolute upon *424its face certain valuable real estate owned by them and known as the “Canton property” or the “Distillery property.” At the same time…
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