MacH v. Baranowski
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtPattison, J.
Josepha Mach, the mother of the appellees, was first married to one Baranowski, who died in 1915, leaving his wife and the appellees, two sons and one daughter, surviving him.
At the time of his death, he and his wife Josepha held certain leasehold and fee simple properties, as tenants by the entireties, which they had acquired by their joint labor and economy. .The leasehold property is on Broadway in the City of Baltimore, and runs back to Regester Street, and is known as 727 and 729 South Broadway and 724 and 726 Regester Street. It is this property that is involved in these proceedings.
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