Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-02-18

~ zoo years ago, and e, 900 has become
due % the next Of kin Of Mary Hendry,
who was living in l77T. I. j. Hull, who
left England for Australia Ia 1864, Is en-
titled TO freehold property; the children Of
Caroline Day, who died at Leamington in
1874, are sought, and legacies are due to
the brother and sfstefof Mary ]. Caldwell,
who went to America IN 1856.
The proceeds Of the sale of freehold es-
tate in Cheshire await James Kirkley,
who left England in 1873; the sons Of DON
aid McRae OF Gravesend, who died in 1851,
are wanted, and Francisi Lucas of Plym-
outh, who went TO sea many years ago, is
missing legatee. News is wanted of
William Lingford, on whose arm is tatooed
skull and orossbones, and who left for
America in 1885, and the children of Adolf
phus Dram, who died in an infrmary in
1881, are missing. William Jeffery of
Folkestone, last heard of in 1874, and Je-
mima Jeffery, who disappeared 80 years
ago, are both inquired for, while A R.
Reeve, decorative painter, said TO have
gone to America in 1889, is entitled to
$500. ]. L. White of Chichester, who left
England in 1870, is also entitled to funds,
and J. @. Golden, who in 1881 was in the
employment of baker, may share in the
residuary estate of a lady recently deceased; /;
Mary A. Charlesworth of York, in 1874, is
interested in the estate of her father, and
it is again notified that e3,526 is due to
the unknown heirs of John Kenny, who
died abroad. Information is wanted of
James Blair, who, on a voyage from Leith
10 London, fell overheard, and particulars
are required as to securities belonging to a
clergyman drowned in the wreck of the
Drummond Castle. Claimants may benefit
to the extent of $4,000 arising from.
the estate of Commodore Michael Stack
poole of Limerick, who died in 1S46. The
children of Harriet f. Cow, who died in
Liverpool in 1878, are wanted; also the de-
scendants of Thomas Jeffray, who died en-
route from India nearly 100 years ago.
The sons of William Platt, who died at
WINFIELD, Berks, in 1853, are called for,
and +. S. Capon, who left England in
1888, is interested in legacy of e., 900.
Other missing beneficiaries include Eliza
Ballantine, who went to Australia 25 years
ago; Agnes A. Russell, or Bradshaw, of
Glasgow in 1852; William Bellew, former
ly of Northam, North Devon; Thomas
Dowie of Tasmania, 90 years ago, and A.
l.. Oldfeld, last heard of at Sydney.
Many persons are inquired for by the
courts OF chancery. These include J. B.
Crabtree, who left Yorkshire in 1873;
James KeTns, who emigrated to New
York prior to 1848; G. 7. Sandy, last seen
at Manchester in 1889; David, Henry and
Peter Lawson Of Nova Scotia, in 1847;
Henry A. Morgan, last heard of in South
Africa in 1889; 7. e. Horseman, who went
to Australia in 1874; the next of kin of W.
ID. Overton of Swindon, Gloucestershire;
W. N. Cornock of Birmingham, last seen
in 1884; the next of kin of T. H. Hake of
Kings Lynn, who died in 1S45; L. W.
Boode, said to have died in Demerara in
1889, and J. T. Boode, who probably died
in Germany in 1S46.
The next of kin or representatives are
sought of John Lowe of Boston, Lincoln
shire, who died in 1882; Miss Sophia Col
lett of London, in 1895; Charles Gore of
London, in 1897; John Collis, who died in
Limerick in 1846; Henry Bridge of Man
chester, who died in 1873; James Brander.
late British vice consul at Lisbon, in 1929;
W. f. Preston of Rolleston, who died in
1881; Major General d. Ballingall who
retired in 1916, and D. A. N, who was
transported to Sydney in 1s3s.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.