The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-09-06


The bill states that by deed from Christian
Newhawser, Sr., and others to Edward Reese,
evidenced by Compliments Exhibit A., certified
oonr .hersoE Ia Ds~sO DeCauie owner as
tenant in common with Philip b. Reese, of 335
acres of land, situate in Baltimore county, May
4th, 1870. At the same time complainants and
said Philip executed mortgage for said land to
said Newhauser for S., 800, the amount of the I'M
paid purchase money, evidenced by Complainants'
Exhibit B., certified copy of said mortgage. That
$4,000 of the principal of said mortgage and all
interest to March LIST, 1884, have been paid. That
at the time Of the purchase said Edward paid ST.
493 on said land and said Philip paid only s., $50.
That said amounts so paid by Edward were his
own personal funds That said Philip, by deed
dated February 4th, 1876, conveyed his interest
in said land to Thomas P. Reese, evidenced by
Exhibit C. That said Thomas paid to said Philip
only 81, 800, and gave a note of $1,000 for the
balance, of which note said Edward was joint
maker. That after the death of said Philip and
about the 10th day of July, 1880, said Edward
and said Thomas executed to Ellen V. Fish, of
Baltimore city, O mortgage on said land in lieu OF
said 81, 900 note, which was then the property of
said Ellen, evidenced by Exhibit d. That since
the deed from said Philip to said Thomas said
Edward has paid out of his own personal funds
every cent of interest that has accrued on the
mortgages aforesaid and all the taxes and insur
ance on the buildings on said land, amounting to
which occurred 22d day of September, 1850, col
lected from the proceeds of said property and ex-
pended on his own account s., 500, for which the
estate of said Thomas is indebted to said Edward
That said Thomas left surviving him no widow,
nor children, nor descendants, and left no per-
sonal estate, except Sl9. That no administration
has been taken out on his estate. That said
Thomas left surviving him the following brothers
and sisters and heirs at law: Samuel j. Reese,
residence unknown; Edward B. Reese, whose wife
is Ariel Reese; Elwood, residing in Ohio, and
Ariel, in Maryland; Annie Elizabeth Moore,
whose husband is Robert W. Moore, residents OF
Pennsylvania; James D. Reese, whose wife is
Emma c. Reese, residents of Virginia; John
Reese, who resides in Wyoming, whose wife is
Jennie or Virginia Reese, who resides in Tennes-
see; Winfield 7. Reese, unmarried, resident OF
Montana Territory; Mary Ellen Reese and George
w. Reese residents of Baltimore county, State OF
Maryland, said George being an infant under q
years of age, the others all adults. That said
Christian Newhauser, Sr., was resident OF Lam
caster county, State of Pennsylvania, and depart
ed this life on or about the : day of - 1882,
leaving last will and testament, duly executed
according to law. That John B. Newhauser, a
resident of Pennsylvania, was appointed sole ex-
ecutor of said last will and testament, and duly
qualified and took out letters of administration on
the estate of said Christian under said last will
and testament. That Mary A. Reese is the wife
of said Edward Reese.
The object of the bill is to obtain sale of the
said land and to divide the proceeds according to
the rights of the several parties interested therein.
1t is thereupon ordered by the Court, this 25th
day of August, 1884, that the resident parties
defendants named in the bill and hereinbefore
named in this Notice of Publication, and all other
nonresident defendants, are hereby warned to
appear in this Court,
On or before the 29h day Of December, 1854,
In person or by solicitor, and show cause why the
relief prayed in said bill should not be granted,
and that the plaintiffs do by causing copy of
this order to be published in some newspaper pub
lished in Baltimore county, once week for four
successive weeks three months before the said goth
day of December 1884, give the said non resident
defendants notice of the substance and object Of
this bill, and warn them to appear, on or before
the Goth day of December, 1884, and show cause
as aforesaid why the relief prayed for should not
be granted.
VIM. NJ. ISAAC, Cleik.
True Copy-Test:
WIN. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
Aug. 30,-5t