Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-17
In tile Circuit Court for Montgomery County
sitting as u Court Of Eqauy.

TNHE object of this suit is to prncure De-
Il cree tor the sale Of certain lands in Mont
gomery county OF which Il certain Nancy Nj
mutt aud Rebecca Aliuutt died seized and pos
sessed, for partition among the devsees CT
said Nancy Alluutt and the heirs at law of
said Rebecaa Allnutt.
The Bill states that the said Nancy Allnutt
and Rehecca Allnutt were 10 their lifetime
each seized and possessed OF an undivided
moiety of a certain tract, part Of tract,
piece or parcel of land, lying and being in
said Montgomery county, called part of the
Addition 10 Brooke Grove containing six
ty aud three-fourihs acres of land, more or
less, which is particularly described in Il plat
and Surveyor certificate, fled with the bill
rs Compartments Exhibit, No. ! and being
SO thereof seized and possessed, the said Nam
cy Allnult, sometime in the month Of March,
in The year eighteen hundred and seveptY-oue
departed this life leaving a lrsl will aud tes-
lament, duly executed in her lifetime, which
has been admitted to probate by The Orphans
Court OF Montgomery county, and is now on
record in the office of the Register Of Wills of
said county, by which said last will and les
lament she devised her undivided moiety of
said lands to her sister the said Rebecca All
mutt for and dnriag the term OF her natural
life, and after her death TO the complainants,
John Samuel Ayton. Ephraim q. Artou,
Jesse A. Ayton, Warnetta A. Ayton and
Elizabeth a. a ton, in fee.
The bill further states that some time in the
year 1878, the said Rebecca lnutt departed
this life ntestate, leaving the following heirs
ai-law, to wit:
lst. The four children of Alden D. Allnutt,
IL deceased brother, viz; The complainant,
John Allnutt, intermarried with Eliza beth A.
Miller, the complainant, Susannah Allnuit;
the complainant, Caroline iptermarried John
II. Thompson, and Elizabeth Alnutt inter-
married with certain Alexander b. Knott
End. Five children Of a deceased sister
Lydia Ailnutt who had intermarried with "a
cerinin Ephraim b. g. Aytou and died before
the said Rrbecca Allnutt, viz The c0mpan-
ant, John Samuel Ay,on, intermarried with
the complainant Elizabeth e., and The COM
plainauts Ephram G Ayton Jesse A Az
ton, Wlrnetta A. Ayton, nnG Elizabeth A.
Ayion
Bird Four children of a deceased sister An
ME Allnutt, who intermarried with a certain
Reuben Howse and removed with him 10
some part of the West W here both have since
died, leaving four children, the name of only
one Of them is known to the complainanis,
viz John Allnutt House, who resides in one
of the Western STATES, the names rs well as
The residences of the other three children be-
ing unknown to the complainants.
The bill alleges that such lands a~e Rot sus-
ceptible of an advantageous partition. and
cannot be divided without loss or injury TO
the parties interested therein
The prayers of he bill are for a sale Of the
lands for the purpose ofpartition and for gen
eral relief it is ,hereupon this 18th day of
December, 1875, adjudged and ordered, that
the compliments, by causing copy of this
order together with the object and substance
OF the bill, 10 he printed and published in
Rockville in said Montgomery county, once
in each of four successive weeks before the
tenth day OF January next. give notice to The
said John Allnutt House and the children Of
Annie House, deceased, whose names and
residences are unknown 10 the com;,lanants,
and warn them TO appear in this Court in per-
son or by solicitor on or before the 10Th day
of April next, to answer the premises and
show cause, if any they have, why decree
ought not to pass prayer.
f. B. PRETTYMAN, Crk.
Circuit Court for Montgomery county
True COPY Test
dec l7-4t Z. B. PRETTYMAN, Crk.