Coomes v. Mayer

The plaintiff is 79 years of age, and is the owner of an unincumbered farm of 80 acres, occupied by her as her home, and of personal property to the amount of approximately $15,000, consisting of moneys and credits. In October, 1923, a guardian was appointed for her, upon the instigation of relatives, but finally with her written consent. After the expiration of six months, she brought this proceeding under the statute, to terminate the guardianship. The evidence in the ease involves family history and family relations. The husband of the plaintiff, Reuben Coomes, died testate in 1913, and…