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Deputy Commissary's Guide within the Province of Maryland, 1774
Volume 139, Page 141   View pdf image (33K)
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DIRECTIONS for EXrs. and ADMrs.        141

child may at any time thereafter sue the executor
for that legacy, and will recover it.  Burn
694.
 

    A legacy left to the child in the mother's
womb; in this case, if the mother conceive
two or three children, at that time, the legacy is
to be equally divided among them all.  Wentw.
184.
 
    With regard to inheritances, lands that came
by the father, shall in failure of issue descend to
the heirs on the part of the father; and the
lands which came by the mother, shall descend
to the heirs on the part of the mother.
 
Of inheritances.
    Where there are two or more males, in equal
degree, the eldest only inherits; but the females 
altogether.  Thus.--
 
    If a man dies leaving two sons and two 
daughters, the eldest son is heir at law, and
takes the land in exclusion of the other son,
and of both daughters; if he dies without issue,
then the second son inherits the land solely;
and if he also dies without issue, then the two
daughters together take the land as co-partners:
but if the eldest son had died, even in his father's
life time, and lest issue, that issue, and


 
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