The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-09-29
STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY. IS.
CoURr OF COMMON Pleas,
. Vacation after June Term. A. D. 1852.
Jacob Truck and Rebecca Truck, his wife,

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The heirs of Mary Sinclair, deceased, to wit:
LIST. The heirs Of John I1uer, deceased, 10 wit:
Obediah Truck, whose place of residence is un-
known; Absolem Clark whose place of residence
is unknown, the heirs of Jemima Clark, whose
places of residence and whose names are UNI
known; Jesse Truck, whose place Of residence
is unknown. Bathina, a daughter Of said John
Truck and her husband. their names and places of
residence being unknown. 2nd. The heirs Of
Benjamin Iruer. deceased, to wit: Abigail Mel
lott, and Jacob Mellott her husband, Sarah
Moore and Solomon Moore, her husband, of
the State of Indiana, Susan Truck and John
Truck, her husband, Rebecca Truck and Rich
ard Truck. her husband. of the State of In
diana, Ruth Acres and Eli Acres, her husband,
Martin EckiIberry and Catharine Eckilberry, his
wife. of the State of Indiana, Abraham Truck,
OF the State of Missouri. Benjamin Tru ex. of the
State Of Illinois, Joseph Truck, whose place of
residence is unknown, Obediah Truck, Of the
State of Indiana, and Henry Truck. whose place
Of residence is unknown. 3rd. The heirs of
Charity Strait and Jacob Strait, her husband,
both deceased, whose names and places Of resi-
dence are unknown. 4th. The heirs of Sarah
Strait and Peter Strait, her husband, both de-
ceased, whose names and places of residence are
unknown. 9th. The heirs OF Bdthind Pittmdn
and Obediah Pitfman, her husband, both of whom
are deceased, to wit: Jacob Pittman, Elias Pitt
man, of the State of Missouri, William Pittman,
Benjamin Pittman of the State of Missouri, Sam.
uel Henderson,, the heirs of Samuel Henderson,
and Ruth his wife. 10 wit: Obediab Henderson,,
Benjamin Henderson,. Jonathan Henderson,,
Hannah Henderson,, Harvey Hendershot, Aaron
Henderson,, and Mary Henderson,, all of Monroe
county, Ohio, and the heirs of Sarah Palmer and
John Palmer, both u of whom are now deceased,
to wit: jacob Palmer, Ruth Palmer and Lydia
Palmer, all of said county of Monroe. 9th. Ruth
Williams and Thomas Williams, her husband,
of said county of Monroe. 7th. The heirs of
Jacob Iruer. deceased, to wit: The late widow
of said Jacob and her husband, their names and
places of residence being unknown, Nicholas
Truck, of the State of Pennsylvania, the late
widow Of Richard Truck and her husband, their
names and places of residence being unknown,
the heirs Of Samuel Truck, deceased, to wit:
Hannah Truck. of the State of Pennsylvania, and
Prudence, the widow of said Samuel. of the same
State, Stilwell Truck, of the State of Indiana,
the widow and heirs of Jacob Truck, Jr., de.
ceased. whose names and places Of residence are
unknown; Elisabeth Clevinger and George Clev.
niger, her husband, of the State of Pennsylvania.
Bathina Palmer and Elijah Palmer, her husband,
of the State of Pennsylvania, Asa Truck, of the
same State John Tuck, Nathan Truck, Rachel
Kellon and John Kellon, her husband Thomas
Truck, David Truck, and Sally Mellott and Jacob
Meliott her husband, all of said State of Pennsyl-
vania, and also a daughter of said Jacob Truck,
Sen deceased, and her husband, of said State of
Pennsylvania, their names being unknown. And
Sth. The heirs of Richard Truer, deceased, 10
wit: Tobitha Workman and Isaac Workman her
husband, whose place Of residence is unknown;
Charity Seals and Joseph Seals, her husband, of
Belmont county, Ohio; Ruth Francis and Jacob
Francis, her husband. whose place of residence is
unknown; Elisabeth Nellins and James Nellins,
her husband, whose place of residence is unknown;
Mary Mellott and Samuel Mellott, her husband,
whose place of residence is unknown; and Ma.
thaniel Truck, whose place of residence is I'M
known. And also John Hess, ST., John Hess, Jr.,
Abigail Wheeler. Alkaline Hess, Moses Sinclair
and Thomas Griffith, all of said county of Monroe.
The said defendants are hereby notified, that on
the 9th day of August, A. D. 1852. the said
complainants, Jacob Truck and Rebecca Truck,
his wife, filed in the Court of Common Pleas OF
said county of Monroe their bill in chancery
against them, the said defendants, the object and
prayer of which bill is to set aside and declare null
and void a certain pretended last will and tesla
ment of said Mary Sinclair, which, on the 26th
day of June, A. d. 1859, was admitted to probate
in said county of Monroe by the Probate Judge
plead, answer or demur to said bill within sixty
days after the rising of said court, at the next
lei, m thereof, to wit, the term commencing on the
18th day of October next, the said compliments,
at the first term of said court in the year 1858, will
pray said court for a decree, against the said de.
PENDANTS so failing, as by confession.
SINCLAIR & OKEY,
Sept. /, 1852. Solicitors for Petitioners.