The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-08-02
feaal Notiffs.
NOTICE.


NOTICE.
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nANIEL BEACH Sem, Daniel 3. Beach,
IL Henry c. Wsshbura, William W. Wake.
man, and Zalman B.. Wakeman, Executors ei
the last will and testament of JessuP Wakeman,
deceased, and the other children end heirs Al
law of said Jessup Waterman, are hereby noti-
fed, that on the l4th day of July, A.D., 1904,
q Petition was fled against them in the Court oil
Common Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio, and
where the same is now pending, and that among
other things it is charged in said Petition, that
said Jessup Wekemau in his life times was the
owner of a large quantity of land, in the Town
ship of Ruggles, in the County of A shland, Ohio;
and that he constituted, and appointed Daniel
Beach, Sem, his agent in Ruggles, to manage,
sell, and dispose of said lands for him. And
that as such agent he sold the South half of lot
number thirty-6ve G6,) lying in the third Sec
ton of Ruggles Township, then in Huron, now
in said Ashland County, to one Marvin Richard
son in the year A. D.. 1885, and that said Rich
ardsOn, Immediately took possession of said
land, and made full payment therefor. And
that on or about the 1lth day of March, 1886
said Richardson, sold said land to one Bradley
Potter, and that in the spring of 1910, said
Brady Potter, sold said land tor the sum of FIVE
hundred and twenty-five dollars TO Amos g.
Potter, the Plaintiff, who took immediate pos
VI tAG SuhhC oho nus "a ~ HOe
session uutil the present time. The Petition
further sets forth that neither the said Jessup
Wakeman in his life time, nor his EXECUTORS.
or heirs at law since his death, nor the said
Daniel Beach, Sem, as his agent have made a
Deed for said IDnd, to said Marvin Richardson,
the original purchaser, or t.. any of his assigns,
although said agent was often requested, and
often promised SO to do.
The Petition fertilizer charger, and sets forth
that in the month Of March, A. D., 1854, and
while fhe said Plaintiff was in possession of the
land, the Defe ndants Daniel b. Beach and
Henry C. Washburn, well knowing that the
Plaintiff was the owner of the land, made, o
prete nded to make a purchase of said land from
the said Executors of sad Jessup Wakeman,
and that Plaintiff has been.informed that some
time in the month of May, 1854, the said Ex-
ecutors made out and forwarded a Deed from
the State.of Connecticut, where they reside to
said Beach dnd Washburn, conveying to them
the title to said land, and that said Beach and
Washburn, under their pretended contract, at
tempted TO take forcible possession of said
premises, by turning upon them a number OF
cattle, well knowing Plaintiffs right to the same.
The object and prayer of said Petition is,
that the contract if any made between the said
Daniel B. Beach and Henry G.. Washburn and
the said Executors of Jessup Wakeman be set
aside, and annulled, and that the Deed made
by said Executors to said Beach and Waahburn
be set aside, cancelled, and decreed and be
null and void; and that the title to said land be
decreed TO be in the Plaintiff, and for general
relief. And said Defendants are further mott
fed that unless they appear, and pIeHd answer
or demuI to said Petition on or before the third
Petition will be taken as true, and a decree
KELLOGG & ALLISON,
FULTON & McCOMBS,