Harlan v. Lee

Ida W. Hunter died testate in Harford County and her will was admitted to probate on October 29th, 1932. Her estate embraced real and personal property, and her executor, William H. Harlan, was given power to sell the real estate. After the payment of her debts and the charges incident to her burial and the administration of her estate, the testatrix directed by her will that her executor divide all her estate, real, personal and mixed, into three equal parts, and to dispose of the same as follows:(a) To transfer and pay over one of said parts to her daughter, Caroline W. Lee.(b) To transfer…