Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-09-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.


samae I Mal Mal and
: " Plaintiffs. ORIGINAL NOTICE.
The unknown heirs Of
Nathaniel Odell, et.al.
To the unknown heirs of Nathaniel Odell, the
D.. Malvin, Henry Roberts, David Roberts, the
heirs Of Charlotte Perkins, John Skinner, Charles
Skinner. and the unknown claimants OF the eX
Of mex Of the neA and the seq Of neA Of section
seq Of swA. the swa II nwA. the III Of nwN Of
swH and the ny of the sw,< Of swA Of section 10,
al IN township 80 range swest et the 9Th p M
AsENTH SKINNER DEFENDANTS.
a Yon ~, ana . eaG u OF you are hereby mott.
ss e aI q Se bsc On ME- N ns 1 p
ware ounty, State Of Iowa, the petition of the
above named plaintiffs claiming that they are alb.
solIte owners infee of the real estate above de-
That on or about the 18th day of April, 1854,
one Nathaniel Odell was the owner In fee Of the
sw Il Of section i6. township 90 Of range s. west
q the 9Th 2: m: That on Or about the list day Of
March. 1870: for valuable consideration said
warrantee deed to Samuel Maivin, which deed
That q 80 said list DAY of March. 1879. mortgage
premises to said Nathaniel Odell to secure part
Of the purchase money for said lands. was after
wards paid IN full but has not been satisfied of
now deceased and that the names Of til sir heirs,
II any they had, and place of residence, are I'M.
known to plaintiffs
That Ann Skinner sold and conveyed the VIZ
ofsw y Ct section 10, tognship %, n Of range
ed and executed by Sarah Malvin, as attorneyin
fact of said Ann Skinner under and by virtue Of
q power Of attorney given to her by said Ann
tnt,
said Ann Skinner has since deceased leaving as
her only heirs her husband, the defendant John
Skinner, and her son. the defendant. Charles
Ann and Asenth Skinner.
That mestgage given on the 2s5d day Of De-
caa Oh " 81 sseo1 to
cure the payment Of S2sa 81 has been fully paid
o seGaa be ha
on the same land, through the defendant, Henry
Roberts. has been paid liz full and should be sat
about the 2sth day of May. 1858 on The 4 Of the
mex of n on and the 8 u Of the n Y of section |
II. township 30 q of range west of the 9TH p m
secure the payment Of $500 to one Perry Perkins |
has been paid IN full and should be satisfied Of
record. Thatthe said Perry Perkins and Char |
that they died childless and that plaintiffs have
made diligent search and inquiry to ascertain
the names Of her heirs and their place Of resi-
i
they had. and their places of residence are un-
known to plaintiffs.
That plaintiffs and those under whom they
claim title to the real estate, as stated in the ls
End and srd paragraphs Of their petition filed
herein, now are and have been for more than |
adverse. exclusive, visible and notorious posses
sion of said premises under color of title and |
claim of right.
And praying that said mortgage given by
Samuel Malvin and wife to Nathaniel Odell. the |
said mortgage made by. Howard A. Smith to |
Francis Cole to Lawrence McNamee In favor |
Of Perry Perkins be decreed to have been paid |
In full and satisfied OF record. That said deed |
made by Ann Skinner to s. b. Malvin and Jane |
Cloud be decreed to have conveyed all her right |
title and interest In and to the land therein de-
by said Ann Skinner In person.
That the title and estate of the plaintiffs to the
real estate described In the 1st 2nd and Srd par
agraphs of their petition fled herein. be estab- |
llshed against the adverse claims of the defend
ants, and each of them. That said defendants |
them. or either of them, be barred and forever
eestopped from having or claiming any right or
title adverse to the plaintiffs or either of them,
In and to the premises aforesaid, or any part |
thereof. That the title to said premises be I
quieted TO the plaintiffs according to their re-
sHeetive interests therein, and for such other |
and further relief as may be deemed eauitabie In |
the premises.
Now unless you appear thereto on or before |
noon of the End day Of the next October term of |
said court, which will commence and be lheld at |
Manchester, In said county, on Monday, the 9th |
day of October, 1889, and show cause to the con-
trary your default will be entered and decree |
BRONSON & A .RR,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.