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3 H. & J. 208

Brayfield v. Brayfield

Court of Appeals of Maryland

Decided June 15, 1811

Court of Appeals of Maryland · decided 1811-06-15

The nuncupative will of Samuel Brayfield, pronounced by him in the presence of three witnessess on the 22d of April 1807, two days before his death, he being then in his last sickness, at his own house, and after-wards on the 28th of April 1807, reduced to writing, and signed by the three witnesses in the presence of two witnesses, was offered for probate in the orphans court.

Decided 1811-06-15

The Court

¶1reversed the decree of the orphans court, and decreed that the nuncupative will of Samuel Bray-field, stated in the record, be confirmed, and that it b.e admitted to probate by the orphans court, and that the letters of administration, granted to Jane Brayfield, be also ratified and confirmed.

¶2uecb.ee reversed.

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