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" IRG4NiA. Alta superior of t'hancery holden
at the former Capitol in the city of Uilam.bu the
18th July 1927 Israel * Juo Z. Peasants pits ssains,
Jno Blair admimsat with the will annexed of Nath
Burve dec. James X. MARSHALL and Ola udia H. his w;fr
Matthew ~. Kemp sheriff of GioucesIe Cooa,v am,
cumaee of the Of VIM r. all, sen. dec Richard e.
MorIs' admf with the will annexed of Smith Hal! dec who
the admir- of W Hall the elder dec John Hall adm
OF Frs Hall dec Henry T. Nutia administer Of Francis
Thor nton dec Benin ". Cleuvesus. exec'or OF Josep
cieuverius dec. Thomas Whiting, executor of Skate VIII
ting dse !no s. stubbs r adn,r of jain S. S,ubbs seu.
who was admir- of Francis 5. Stubbs Wa B. Huebe, in
his own rish, and adm'r of his late wife Jane aud
Robert F. Randolph s.. Albeit O. Edward A. Stu6hs
and Edward Garrett and Sa rah his wife, dfts
The death of tine pit Israel Peasants is sygested AMI
the this day ea I'd OH the H. answers
Of the defendant John II. Blair ado,'r with the will an
nexed of Na,h1 Burwe dec. Edward A. Stubbs Raw
! doiph s. Stubbs, Robt r. aud Albert q. Subbs EtwaId
Garrett VIM Hughes James Ia hall and Claudia
H. hos wife, Benz W Ceuvens, exscor of Joseph S3s-
vstius dec. Matthew IL. Kemp, sheriff and con,nt,sr
Of the estate Of Dm fall the elder dec and ex-
aminations OF witnesses, and the M JOHN
HALL whn rs out of this country, against whom the plain
TN aPITarsto have proceeded in the mode prescribed by
law against absent DEFENDANTS and as TO the other de-
PENDANTS the decretal taking the bill for con-
fesSed which APPEARS TO have been duly executed and
was argued by counsel; % consideration whereof the
court doth a0Judse, order and decree that the defendant
John H. Blair, aar with the will annexed of Nathaaie
Burwel dec render before the commissioners OF
this court account OF his the estate of
the said Nathaniel Burwel, that the H.
Marshall and Claudia Fl. his wife who was Claudia r.
Burwei child of Neh1 Burwe dec render be fore the
Same commissioner, Of all the estate
which either by descent came to tho said Clan
da. Gediaeiy Immediately from her said father where
@ sitoaied the present fee simple and annual
Afsftt
te descent devise, and what remotely, and value
uf such portion of the real may been alien.
Ell, sold made and that he aisp an accoun,
Of the personal estate of the said Nath Burwel which
nay have been received by tho said Carda, or her
husbaud;-that the defendant John S. Stobbs, IT. admir-
sf 5ao S. Subbs, render before the comnisso,
account of his utesates on the estate
Of Francis s. Stubbs also his account Of adui
estate Of John s. Stublz SEN tia,
TIE defendants Eyd Garrett and Sarah wife, who
was Sarah S,ubbs, I'm B. Hughes, admir- Of bis Iato
wife Jane who Jaue Stubbs, Robt S,ubbs Rapdoln
S. Stu56 Albert @. Stubs and EWd A. Stubbs do Sc
veray render before the sau,e commissioners aceouRt
of all the real estate which either by or deyse
came TO them medately pnnediate ly from, the SAID
Francis S. Siuhbs, where tho situated the pre-
sent fee simple and annual thereof Distinguishing
what has To tem by immediate descent or seviss
and what remotely aud the value of such portions OF
The real estate as may have been aened sold or maGn
and that he also rake account eF the pe,ua
estate of the said Frs S. Subbs which may have bran
received by the said Ehw Garret, and Sarah his vic.
Da H. Hushvs, admir- Of bis late wife Jape Ro r. Stubt
Randolph s. StubbS, Albert @. Siubbs and ~ SusbS,
which was OF The estate of the said Francis s. Stubbs
dec:-that the same commissioners an account of the
plaintiffs demand on account Of their judgment ob,a med
IN the county court of Gloucester in The proeendsass men,
toned against Jas Baytop John Baytop and JHo. g. b-
ting taking which the survviup plaintiff tn
submit to be examined in solemn form before said conr
missioner touching any payments which may been
mace 10 pm on account OF the sad Judgment which said
several accounts the commissioner is directed roiDe
state and settle, and TO the report, any mat
tiers specially stated, deemed perpeat by himself or
when may be required by the parties to be slated
February 1, 1923.
For reasons aPp asg to the the order entered in
this cause on ibe 29 day of IN last aside; and ON
motion CT the pdinuf Israel Peasants by counsel and il
appearing by the affidavit of James Cabaniss the deputy
ce's who made the entry the record the 4th day