Long v. Huseman
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtGrason, J.
Mary E. Huseman (appellee) filed her amended bill of complaint in the Circuit Court for St. Mary’s County, in Equity, against her daughter, Dorothy Marie Long (appellant) . It alleges, in substance, the following: That she is an aged widow and resides on a farm with one of her daughters, Mary Ada Lacey, at Hurry, Maryland. The farm had previously' been sold at public sale, and she received from the proceeds thereof a total of $8,109.90, which, together with other moneys she had, totaled $4,629.90. During 1944 she went to live with appellant and her husband, who were occupying a home as…
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