The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-04-26


man. his wife, John f. Salmon and - sal
mon, his wife, Frank Dickey and Leila
Dickey, his wife, Edward Montgomery and
- Montgomery, hi, wife, Carrie b: Mont
gomery, Frederick Montgomery and Mary
Norris.
The object of this suit is to procure decree
for the sale of the lands whereof Charles Sal
mon, late Of Frederick County, died seized and
posse ssed, for the payment of his debts, his
personal estate being insufficient for the pay
ment Of the same; and also TO the sale of the
LANDS which Charles salmon and Others We're
seized as tenants in common, and distribution
of the proceeds of sale thereof.
LIST The bill states that Charles Salmon was
in his lifetime indebted unto the complainant
in the sum of Sl9l Is, with interest from April
10Th, 1889, by his single bill. That no part OF
the same II rs been paid except the sum OF
S1W, paid June ISL 1883.
2nd. That said Charles Salmon was in his
lifetime se,zrd and possessed of a farm situated
near The town of New Market, in Frederick
County, Maryland containing about IA aci es,
r1ods and Y perches OF and, part OF which he
owned in his OWL right and part of which he
held as tenant in common with the children
ana grandchildren of Richard ID. salmon,
deceased brother.
3d. That said Charles Salmon died in the
month OF January, 1885, and by his last will de-
vised all of his property, real and personal, to
his cousin. Mary Norris, for her separate and
sole use for and during her life, and after her
death he directed his executor 10 sell all of bis
real and personal estate and to make diSttibu-
will
Attn. That the said Charles salmon was seized
in his own right OF about ~ acres, | rood and
81 perches, and that of the remaining portion
of said farm, containing in or about Is acres of
land, the same descended to Charles salmon,
William h, Salmon and TO the following named
children and grandchildren of Richard ID. Sal
mon, from William Salmon and Sarah, his
wife, the father and mother of said Charles
Salmon, William +. Sa mon and Richard d.
Salmon. That William +. Salmon, the son of
said illiam salmon, died in the month of
April. in the ear 1883, inteState, unmarried
and without issue, and his interest in said land
descended TO his brother Charles Salmon, and
to the children and descendants of Richard
Salmon, deceased, as tenants in common.
9th. That Richard ID. Salmon, the brother of
said Charles Salmon, died many years ago,
leaving the following named children Charles
Salmon, evils Salmon and Oscar Salmon, all
of whom died intestate, unmarried and with
out issue; daughter Frances, who intermar-
ried with j. j. Montgomery, has since died,
leaving the following children Leila, now the
wife of Frank Dickey, who resides with her
husband in Chillicotne, Ohio; Edward Mont
gomery and - Montgomery, his wife, who
reside at Beverly, Ohio; Carrie b. Montgomery
ana Frederick Montgomery, who reside at
Roxbury, Ohio; Thomas b. Sa mon and -
Salmon, his wife, who reside at Indian Camp,
Ohio; Milton Salmon and - Salmon, his
wife who reside at sci, 10. Ohio; John f. Sal
mon and Salmon, his wife who reside at
Cincinl att, Ohio, and sarah, daughter of
Richard, who intermarried with Henry Char.
man, VINO now reside ut Leon in the State of
Iowa.
9th That said lands of which the said parties
were St lied as tenants in common and in
which the said Mary Norris now and since the
death OF said Charles Salmon has life interest
cannot be divided without loss and injury; and
that the said Charles salmon at the time Of his
death was largely indebted, and that his per-
sonal estate is wholly insufficient for the pay
ment of his debts
Ii is thereupon adjudged and ordered that
The complainant, by causing copy of this
order TO be inserted IN some newspaper pub
llshed at Frederick, Nd, once in each of four
successive weeks before the l7h day of May,
1898, give notice TO the said absent defendants
OF the object and substance of this bill and
warn them to appear in this Court, in person
or by solicitor, on or before the Sd day OF June,
1879, 10 answer the premises and show cause, If
any they have, why decree ought not TO pass,
as prayed.
(Filed April l7th, 1881
JOHN l.. JORDAN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Frederick County.
True copy-Test. JOHN l.. JORDAN,
apr l9-5t Clerk,