Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-11-07
Notice IN Partition.

BUTLER COUNTY. IS:
The Commonwt 18th of Pennsylvan ia to
Oliver c.. Redo, High Sheriff of Butler
county, Pa, gr citing:
Whereas William S. Cashdollar, guardian
of Walter III. G LELAND, Frank W. Gille-
land. and Edward c. Gilleland minor children
of John Crawford Gilleland, deceased, pre-
sented his petitioH TO the Orphans Court of
Butler county, 81 ting forth that said wards
are still minors, 3 d that said John Crawford
Gilleland died on or about the 14th
day of January, i. D. 1885. intestate, seized
in his demesne IS of fee of the undivided one
seventh in 8 certain tract or piece OF land
situate in Adams township, Butler county,
Pa, bounded and' described as follows, to-
wit: On the no tn by lands of David Mar
shall ct al, on tie east by lands OF John
Kennedy ct al, n the south by lands OF
John Dean and v IL. Dean, on the west by
lands of James G Marshall heirs, contain
ing two hundred and fifteen acres, more or
less, with the appurtenances, and leaving 10
survive him a widow, Maria Giilelsnd, and
three children, sid Walter II. Gilleland,
Frank W Gillelaad aud Edward c. Giileland
that the other parties interested IN the said
land are Nancy Kennedy, intermarried with
T. w. Kennedy, Mary Purvis, intermar-
ried with Anderson Purvis, Margaret Me-
Cord. intermarrisl with VIM. ). McCord,
James Gilleland. Lewis Gilleland, Amelia
Irwin, intermerrIsd with Wellington Irwin,
all residents of the county, excepting James
Gilleland, who retides IN Iowa, and Margaret
McCord, who resides in Allegheny City, Pa.
that no partition of said estate has been
made amongst pre- ent owners, nor can jury
for that purpose re agreed upon by the par
lies in interest, an petitioner therefore prays
the Court to swarG an inquest to make par
tition of the said real estate to and amongst
the aforesaid parties according to their re-
spective rights, " whereupon Court awarded
writ OF partition hich writ was issued June
80. 1890, snd on August 23d, 1890, upon
petition of Nancy d. Kennedy ct. al, writ
was stayed Oct. on, 1890, on motion Of j. B.
Bredin, atty, for ,etitioner, Court made the
following order, to-wit:
Now, to-w:t Dc. 9th, 1890, alias writ of
inquest of partition awarded as moved for,
notice to be siven to the parties
interested reside ats within the county,
as directed by Law and notice TO parties in
erested not within the county by
advertisement in pne weekly newspaper pub
lished in Butler, Pa, for three successive
weeks prior to holding the inquest, and by
mailing a copy of sa1 b of such newspapers
10 the last known place of residence OF such
NONRESIDENT parties returnable to next term.
BY THE COURT
We therefore Z, nmand you that you take
six good and law al men of your county,
that you go upon ne premises oil JOnn CraW-
ford Giileland, de essed, and then and there
in the presence OF he parties by you warned,
if upon being warned they shall be present,
and having respect to the true valuation
thereof upon the uaths and affirmations of
the six good and lwful men aforesaid, you
make partition OF the real estate OF John
Crawford Gilleland, deceased, 10 and among
the heirs and Legal representatives of said
decedent in such roportions as by the laws
Ill J Il.
partition can be n ,de without prejudice or
spelling the whole but if such partition can
not be made as afp esaid, that then you cause
said inquest to asc rtain how many of the
said heirs and leg | representatives 1t will
conveniently ace immediate, describing each
part by metes and bounds and returning q
Just valuation of tae same; but if said in
quest be OF opinlo that the premises afore-
said will not G Eveniently accommodate
more than one OF ne heirs aforesaid that
then you cause tho said inquest to value and
appraise the said state with the appurte-
nances,. having re. pect to the true valua-
tion thereof, and at partitions and valua-
ton you have, tog her with a draft of the
premises, before Il 2 Judges of the Orphans
Court of Butler county, ct Butler, Pa, the
term next after ycI shall have made such
partition or valuaj on, and have you then
there this writ.
Witness the Hor prable Aaron l.. Hszen,
President Judge Of our said Court at But
Ter. Pa, this Ii day of Oct, A. ID. 1890.
REUBEN MCELvAIN, Clerk o. Z.