The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-06-22
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Legal Notices.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR KENosHA COUNTY.
In the matter ofthe settlement of the estate of Fitch
Hinnins dacAased

CIRCUIT COURT FOR KENOSHA COUNTY.
In the matter Of the settlement of the estate of Fitch
A. Higgins, deceased
On the affidavit of Nathan b. Hyde, and the petit
ton of Frances s. Robinson, Mary MOwry, Laura
Ross Florence Overhaul, Dora Kalmbach and Laura
Higgins filed in the Circuit Court for Kenosha coun-
ty in the above entitled matter on the 5th day of
May A. D. 1885, praying that said Circuit Court will
allow them to appeal to said Circuit Court from an
order and determination of the County Court of
Kenosha County in said matter bearing date on the
18th day of May, A. D. 1882, wherein and whereby
certain instrument in writing purporting to be the
last will and testament of said Fitch A Higgins de-
ceased late of the town Of Pleasant Prairie in said
county of Kenosha, was adjudged to be allowed, and
the probate thereof granted as the last will and tes
lament Of said Fitch A. Higgins, deceased, which
said order and determination is recorded in Book 16
of the records of said County Court on pages 231
and 232 and also from so much OF an order and de-
termination of the County Court for said county Of
Kenosha, bearing date the 10th day of June, A. D.
1882 and recorded in Book No. OF the records Of
said County Court on page 246, as orders and deter
mines that the estate of said decedent Fitch A. Hig
gins, shall be administered, settled or distributed
subject in any particular to the terms and directions
of the last will of said decedent allowed and ad
judged to be probated as aforesaid; and also from
an order and determination OF said County Court
bearing date the 28th day of October A. D. 1882,
wherein and whereby it was adjudged and deter
mined to be proper and expedient for the admins
traitors of said estate with said last will and testament
annexed to pay certain legatees certain specific lega
mination recorded in Book No. 16 of the records
fsaid County Court on page No. 2S2 thereof After
hearing of Nathan B. Hyde, Esq, the Attorney and
Solicitor for said petitioners, Is hereby ordered,
that the following persons whose interests are ad-
verse to said petitioners, viz, Lucretia Higgins,
widow of said decedent; Cynthia Higgins widow Of
William r. Higgins, the oldest of said decedent
Emeline Tuttle, Eliza Richards, Mary Ann Taylor,
Hannah Amanda Foster, Charles I. Higgins, Fred
erick T. Higgins, children of said decedent; Allen
Higgins, Timothy Higgins, Frank Higgins, and
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and grandchildren of said decedent Harriet Hig-
gins wife of said Frederick +. Higgins Oscar Tay-
Tor, Fitch Taylor, Edgar Taylor, Delazon Taylor.
Victor Richards, Edmund Richards, Wallace NJ.
Tuttle and William Tuttle, grandsons of said dece
dent and Clara Sanborn one Of the egatees In said
last will and testament mentioned, show cause in
said matter before the Circuit Court for said county
of Kenosha, at the Court House, in the city and
county of Kenosha, on Monday, the 9Th day Of
August, next at the opening of the August term Of
said Circuit Court as soon thereafter as counsel
be heard why the said petitioners should not be
allowed by said Circuit Court to appeal from the
said several orders of said County Court to said
Circuit Court for Kenosha county, in said petition
prayed for by them. And it is further ordered that
notice of said petition and Of the time and place
fixed herein for the hearing thereof be given to said
Lucretia Higgins, Cynthia Higgins, Allen Higgins
Charlie 7. Higgins, Frederick :. Higgins, Harriet
Higgins, Clara Sanborn, Emeline futile, Eliza
Richards, Victor Richards, Edmund Richards, Ralph
E. Sutherland, Charles Shuart and Han nah Amanda
Foster adverse parties by serving upon each enc of
them seVerally copy Of this order at least ten days
before said 9th day Of August next that notice Of
said petition and ofhe time and place fxed herein for
the hearing thereof be given to and served upon
Timothy Higgins, Frank Higgins, George Higgins,
Mary Ann Taylor, Delazon Taylor, Fitch Taylor
Edgar Taylor, Wallace NJ. Tuttle and William Tat
tie, by the publication Of this order in the Kenosha
TELEGRAPH, a newspaper published weekly at the
city and county of KenoSha aforesaid, once each
week for six successive weeks pier to the 25th day
of July next; and that or before the day Of the
FIRST publ cation thereof the said petitioners deposit
or cause to be deposited, in the post Office at the
city of Kenosha aforesaid, copy of this order
curely inclosed in an envelope, postage duly paid
thereon, addressed to the said Timothy Higgins at
Sacramento California; to Frank Higgins, at Cow
ington, Kansas to George Higgins, at Leadville,
Colorado to Mary Ann Taylor, at Msrengo, Illinois
to Fitch Taylor, at Chicago, Illinois and to Deazon
Taylor, Wallace M. futile and William futile, and
to each Of them severally, at Central Park, Csok
County, IllinoiE.
Dated May 3lst A. D. 1883.
JOHN 7. WENTWORTH,
NATHAN 3. HYDE Circuit Judge.
Of Kenosha. Wis, Atty and Solicitor for the Petit
TONERS.