The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-05
the 9OM day Of September, 1876,
Partition Notice,
Philip ohliger ct al Court of Common Pleas of
VS.. Stark county Ohio.
IOug Ohliper ct al In Partition.

Philip Ohliger et al ! Court of Common Pleas Of
VS.. Stark county, Ohio.
Louis Ohliger, etal In Partition.
The defendants Louis 0hliger of Canton, Ohio
George Kramer and Max Kremer. of Munich, Ba-
vara, John 0hliger, Christian Ohliger, Adam
Kline and Catharine his wife, Jacob Molter and
L izabeth his wife, Frederick Ohger, Catharine
Ohliger, Ludwig, 0hliser. Jacob Weber and Mar.
garet, h wife, Eve Krink, Caroline Ohiger, Eiz-
abeth Ohliger, Louisa Ohliger, Philippine Ohliger
Eve Muuzinger, Pete Kramer, and Catharinei his
wife, Philip Irautmann and Eve, his wife, Theo'
bold Becker and Elizabeth his wife. Philippine
Kleber, Eve Kleber, Jacob 0hliger, Catharine OIL
iger, Carl 0hliger and August Ohliger, all of the
Palatinate of Bavaria, and Philip Hoffman, and
Elizabeth, his wife, formerly also OF said Palatln
ate, but now supposed to reside In Canada, will
take notice that the Plaintiffs Philip OH ger, Mary
Ohliger, Elizabeth Schilling, and John Weber and
Calharine, his wife, have this day Tiled their
amended petition against said defendants, in said
Court of ommon Pleas of Stark county, Ohio, de-
mandng partition of city lots number twenty two
C22) and twenty three (23). in the city of Canton,
in said County of Stark, and the hotel situated
thereon, but subject to mortgage executed there
on by Elizabeth Kramer to said Louis Ohliger Tor
the payment of two thousand dollars one year af-
ter the death of Jacob Kramer, deceased; claim
ing that they said Philip 0hligeT, Mary Ohliger,
Elizabeth Schilling, and rathaIine Weber are each
seized IN fee simple of one undivided nlnetleth
part of paid premises, subject TO said mortgage
pie subject 10 said mortgage, each OF the following
mentioned respective portions thereof, towit:
LOUIS Ohliger one nnereth part thereof, George
Kramer and Max KIemer, each Of one fourth
part thereof; Catharine Klein one ninetieth part
thereof; John 0hliger and Christian ohliger each
one one hundred and eigtieth part thereof, Eliza
beth Molter one ninetieth part thereof Frederick
Ohliger Ludwig 0hliger Catharine nhliger and
Margaret Weber each one three hundred aud six
lieth part thereof, Elizabeth Hoffman and Eve
Krnk each one fortieth part thereof, Caroline
hliger, Elizabeth Ohliger, Louisa Ohliger and
Philippina 0hliger each one hundred and sixth
eth part thereof, Eve Munzinger one fOrtieth part
thereof; Catharine Kramer and Eve Trautmann,
each one twentieth part thereof; Elizabeth Beck
er, Philippine Kleber and Eve Kleber, each one
thirtieth rart thereof Jacob Ohliger, one twenti-
eth part thereof; and Catharlne Ohliger, Carl Ohl
ger and August 0hliger, each one sixtieth part
Of the same; and praying that partition Of said
premises be made between said parties In said re-
spectve proportion or If that cannot be so done,
that said premises be appraised and sold, and that
out OI the proceeds the amount due on said mort
gage be paid, and the residue thereof be divided
among said parties in tt respective proportions
aforesaid. Said petition will be for hearing at the
present term Of said Court, on the Goth day of Oc
touer 1875, or as soon thereafter as hearing can
be obtained in said Court.
8. MEYER e. SON,
September '76-7L Attorneys for Petitioners.