Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-11-14
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
PHILANDER CRANE AND SARAH CRANE
HIS WIFE,


HIS WIFE,
ALLISON NAILOR AND TIE UNKNOWN
HEIRS OF WILLIAM O'C0NNER,
TRUSTEE, &C.
TENHE object of this suit is to procure de-
Il cree, decreeing and determining that the
complainants have one-hflh interest in equity
in certain tract or parcel OF land situated and
lying in Montgomery county. Maryland, now
in possession OF a certain Allison Nailor, said
land having been conveyed by Ann CAN'T,
Clement Smith and Thomas NJ. Macubhin TO a
certain William O'Conner, Trustee, and that
the heirs of tie said William 0'Conner may
be decreed TO convey the legal title thereto to
said Sarah Crane, or in the alternative that n
trustee may be appointed for that purpose, or
to sell the said one-iifIh interest and pay the
proceeds over to her.
The bill states that on or about October 10,
1927, Ann CAN'T, Clement Smith and Thomas
NJ. Macnbbin conveyed certain real estate
which is particularly described in said bill and
accompanying exhibits to a certain William
O'Conner, in trust which is particularly set
onti nlhe bill and accompanying Exhibit "a !"
That Mary O Conner, wife of Patrick o Con-
ner, departed this life some time in 1927, leav
ing the following children, viz (: Martin, Mar
!ha, Mary, John, Sarah and William, the only
children of said Patrick aud Mary, that Will
liam died before the youngest Of said children
arrived al tue age Of twent v-one years, unnar-
rleu anu 'ntestate; that oaran afterwards ln-
aerina i, WIN eert"lh fhiiahoer Crane
That William o Conner the trnstee named in
said deed, died some time in the year 1887,
intestate, leaving widow who afterwards
married certain Barney McGaun and three
daughters, Sarah, Catherine and Julia, his
only children and heirs at law, but whether
living or dead, the compliments are not IN
formed, neither DO they know whether il dead
'hey nave iell any helfs, and II ilYing where
tley reslde I'at no part OF sara real estate
was solo under the provisions OF SAID dced dh-
ring 'ne minority Oh Salu chllufeh OF saiu at
rick ana Mary
Inc BIZ fnrther states That on July 26th'
1907, olil was niea IN the Clrcnlt Court lof
montgomery county IN E1ul'y by Marun v
Conner aud DINERS against John y Conner ana
o'hers, ana gives me substance OF me said OH
anu pray ieaVe 10 re'ef 10 ana read us part o.
TINS oiii OF complaint me proceedings IN sald
case as recorded IN ilbcr .. Y. T. NO. /, 10
nos SO 70 344, inclusive, one OF lhe Judgment
ieecord BOOKS OF sald Oircult Oohrt LOT mont
goinery county.
The Bill further states. That SAID oil hied
July rs, 1907, was nov sworn 10 oy any one,
ana on the Gay OF the ming thereol an Greer OF
PENDANTS 10 appear n sald Court on or before
January ISL, 1903, 10 answer sara Nh, oul
thiu no process was prayed agaihs' lhese com
pialuautsi auu thht ihey nau no hotce OF the
proceedings that nearly two months before
the order oil Puolcation expired the sald cause
was sci uo"h ior nearing ana taken pro con-
Iesso against ! ne ahseht defendants, ana a de-
cree passed appointing trustees TO sell SAID real
estate
fn1t afterwards
before any sale was mace ny sald trustees un-
der said decree, TO W.T. November l9th, 1898
the shld trustees heh thelr report IN sald ease,
IN which they say IN substance mat before
they proceeded 10 advertise sa'd properly tor
sale, All 'he parlles 70 sald cahse sofa ana con-
veyed their respective interests TO certain
Allison Major, VINO mad pald the purchase
money, and thereupon they, the SAID trustees
sold the sald real estate 10 sald Major upon
ms paying All ne costs Which ne was wiring
TO upon the ralncatlon OF Tue report. Ihai
said report was hnally rathed July 10Th, 654,
and that sad trustees conveyed sud land to
said Major ~ decd hearing date March oth
1893. ne OH TURNER states, lhat the com
plalnant Sarah Crane was compelled ny the
cruel treatment OF her father to leave bis house
some time IN Or about ls35 and that she weni
to the ota'e OF missouri; mar she never knew
o., nor had she even heard OF me sald deed TO
imam - NCoi4e' '''N ''i" ehN 49, ~ iH'N
est in SAID land was carefully concealed from
her; that 1t was not true MS stated ~ SAID bill
hled July Stil, 1897, lhai she had not been
heard from by The cotnplnlnanls IN SAID b1i
from the time she lett for the western country
until the ming OF the OIL, or ihat they bad 90
reason TO believe she had died unmarried, and
before the youngest OF her brothers had arr
ved al me age OF tweniy-one years, but that
the said compliments knew she was married
and had good reason TO know she was iivlng
and where she was llvlng al Inc Time lhey
filed said bill that she had no knowledge or
notice OF the ming OF the said hl'i hied Jnly
2Sth 1897, at the time II was fied or during
its tendency or that she had any interest IN
said land until short time past, and then she
heard OF 1t ny accident, since which time she
has endeavorcd 10 have her rights ascertained
| The bill further states, that the compimnants
are informed aud charge that said Allison
Nailor sets up aud pretends, that under his
said deed from said trustees, appointed as
aforesaid he has the fnll and unencumhered
fee 10 said hand and that the compldnanis
have no estate or interest therein; but The
complalnanls cain i I! Ihey are tenants N
co'il'hcn WIZ sun Aii'sou Na,ioI t.ey
az .ne a''u n!iIon Na''oi
inc o o'ne! in'eres =, ~ sa'u anHa,
ne I'M luI'ne, SINUS, ''iaL t'e eo'nPiain
anus ave aaVlseu ,ll"t 'ner rign's ana ,ntelesls
ID we premises ure III no WISE antI'Tu oy ,le
Sa'd proceedings !" rel"''"h 10 sa'u U''i nieu
1nly %, loo1, ana ,l'''t tney no" h ca', ah w
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