The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-11-05
NOTICE OF INQUEST.
ESTATE OF GEORGE MILLER, LATE OF NRscoPEc, LU
ZERNE CO., Pa, DECD.


COLUMBIA COUNTY, IS:
Whereas, at an orphans Court held at Blooms
Durg In ana Tor the county OF Columbia. the
twenty-seventh day of September A. d, 1885, be-
fore the Honorable William Elwell, President, and
his associates justices OF the said court the petl-
tion OF Nathan Miller child and heir OF George
Miller, late OF the township OF Nescopec, In the
County OF Luzerne, deceased was presented, sett-
Ing forth that the said George Miller died lntes-
tate leaving to survive him nine children all OF
whom are OF full age, and that their names and
Twp CO mpa ae s P Wa Mqa MHr er MW
ery, Carbon County, Pa, John Miller Nescopec,
Luzerne County Pa. Nathan Miller Nescopeck,
!.uzerne County, Pa, Caroline intermarried with
Jacob Savlson, Wetherly. Carbon County. Pa, Pol
~ Kishbach tntermarried with John Klshbach
MI Pleasant TWP columbia County, Pa. Sallie A
Whatnecht Nescopeck, Luzerne County, Pa, and
Maria interma-ried with Levi Kishbach Nescopeck
luzerne County, Pa, and that said decedent died
seized or the Following land In Columbia County,
Pa bounded and described as follows to wit: sit
uate In Beaver Twp. Beginning at a stone corner
IN line or land OF Bennlnger thence by land OF T.
Ash tree, thence by land OF Schweppenheiser n. 13
deg. W. 20 p. TO stone corner thence n. 20 deg f.
G5 two-tenths p TO stone corner, thence by Jacob
HartZel and Benninger S. 81 deg. Il. 20 7. TO place
OF beginning containing twenty seven acres and
one hundred and ten perches, about six acres
cleared, balance in TIMBER on which Is erected a
frame stable. And that no partition OF said land
has been made
We therefore command you that, taking with
you SIX good and lawful men OF your bailiw ick,
you go TO and upon the premises aforesaid, and
there in the presence OF the parties aforesaid by
you to be warned II being warned they will be
present, and having respect to I. true valuation
thereof, and upon the oaths and afiirmations OF
the said six good and lawful men, you make par
titi0n TO and among the heirs and legal represen-
tatves OF the said intes tate, In such manner and
In such proportions, as by the laws OF this Com
monwealth Is directed II the same can be done
without prejudice TO or spelling the whole.
But II the said Inquest by you to be summoned
as Aforesaid TO make the said partition or yalua-
tion, shall be OF opinion that the premises afore-
said with the appurtenances, cannot be parted
and divided among all The persons entitled thereto
as required by law, without prejudice to or spoil
Ing the whole, or that II cannot be divided into
shares OF equal value, then you cause the inquest
TO value ana aplralse the whole OF the said real
estate or the several shares purparts into which
they may divide the said real estate, having re-
spect 10 the true valuation thereof agreeaby TO
law. And that the partition or valuation so made
you distinctly and openly have before our said
justices at Bloomsbury, at an Orph ans Court,
there TO be held on the First Monday OF December
next, after such an inquest shall be made under
your hand and seal, and under the hands and
seals or those by whose oaths or aiiirmations you
shall make such partition or valuation. And have
you then and there this writ. WITNESS the Hon.
orable William Elweil President Judge of our said
court, the Eleventh day OF october <. d. 1885,
WIN. ii, SNYDER, Clerk or o. c.
In accordance with the foregoing writ notice Is
hereby given that an inquest will be held on the
said premises on Saturday, November 9th 1885, be
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. IN. and p. m,
SAMUEL SMITH, Sheriff.