The aegis & intelligencer., 1900-04-20
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
]. THos. C. HOPKINS, Solicitor
ORDER PUBLICATKOH.

Annie l. Heekert escrt and s. In the Circuit Court
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The object of this bill is to procure decree
for the sale of parcel of land containing 81
acres, more or less, IN the 9th Election District
of Hartford county, Maryland, being q part of
a tract called "Montgomery ) Delight" or by
whatever name or names the sane may DC
known or called which is described in q deed
trustees, to the said knos Frey ard John A.
Barnet, dated 21st November, 1877, recorded
Land ldU Records Of Hartford o county, lin which
said tract said Frey and Barnet conveyed an
undivided 1S interest to the said Jacob o. Miller
by deed dated 4th May, 1879 except so much
thereof as was subsequently conveyed by the
said Frey, Barnet and Miller TO a certain Vim
cent c. Stubbs, by deed dat' February 18th,
1879, and recorded in Liber A. L. j., No. dS,
folio 371, one of the Land Records aforesaid.
The bill of complaint states that the said
Enos Frey being seized of an undivided one
third of said land died, leaving widow, Lydia
Frey, since deceased and the following named
children, his only heirs at law that is to say
Amanda Lerew, wife of John G. Lerew. Mary
man, Baugher Frey, Milton Edward Frey. your
oratrix, Annie l.. Heckert, wife of said Henry
c. Heckert.
That said Baugher Frey died after the date
of the death of his father. leaving a widow,
Catherine Frey and the following named chill
of 5s Shy 9es AZ WaSer Harpy FEeT
Mary G. Frey; Nj ton G. Frey, Horace E. Frey
and Clara e. Frey.
the 1st of May, 1894, after the death of his
father. leaving last will and testament dated
23d April, 1894, duly admitted to probate sth
county, Pennsylvania, in viii Book One, No
9, page 51S, wherein he devised and bequeath-
ed all bis estate, real and personal. to his wife,
said Florence NJ. Frey, for her life so long as
she remains his widow. with a remainder over
to his two children, to wit said Milton H. and
Edward /. Frey.
That duly certified copy of said will has
been filed for record amongst the Will Records
of the Orphans Court for Hartford county.
That your orators, Annie L. Heokert, Amanda
Lcrew and Elizabeth WOltman are eachenttled
to an undivided LIS of said land. the children
| of Baugher Frey are each entitled to an undi-
vided LOO of said land the children of M. Ed
ward Frey are each entitled to an undivided
l.:SO of said land.
That the said Jacob o. Miller died sometime
in the year sos, leaving widow, Virginia l..
Miller, and three children, namely, Mary o.
Wallace, wife of - Wallace, William A. Mill
or AMI T. McChesney Miller, his only heirs at
law.
That the undivided interest of the children of
laugher Frey is subject to the dover OF their
children OF said Milton Il. Frey is subject to the
life estate of their mother, Florence NJ. Frey.
That the said defendant Milton L. Frey,
Horace L. Frey, Clara E. Frey, Milton H. Frey
and Edward Ivin Frey are infants under the
age of = years.
That all of the aforesaid defendants are nom
Oh tne Sldle Oi MARY idI1u, TcsluinR III
York county, in the State of Pennsylvania, and
that the sa' d lands are impartable amongst the
aforesaid owners without loss and injury, and
that it would be to the interest and advantage
if said land be sold and the proceeds of sale
thereof be divided amongst them under the or
der of your Honor, according to their respec-
tive right.
And said bill of complaint then prays for Il
sale of said land and u distribution of said pro-
ceeds of sale under your Honors order amongst
the aforesaid owners according to their resp, c.
tive right and for further and other relief, and
an order of publication against said non resi-
dents.
Whereupon, on this 10th day of April, in the
year 1900, ordered that the complainant, An
ME l.. Heckert and Henry g. Heckert, her hus-
band, by causing copy of this order to be in
serted in some newspaper published in Hartford
county, once in each of successive weeks, 15
days before the Both Gay OF May, 1900, give
notice to said absent defendants of Il object
and substance of this bill, and warn them to
appear in this Court in person or by solicitor
ON or before the goth day of May, 1890, to
answer the premises and show cause, if any,
why a decree ought not 10 pass as prayed.
WIN. 5. FORWOOD, JR., Clerk.
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