The Savannah morning news., 1901-10-25
WILLIAMS ESTATE DIVIDED.
over Fifty Heirs Interested in DecI.
sion of Court.

sion of Court.
A final order for the division of the
estate of Indiana Williams, of which
the Germania Bank is administrator,
was rendered by Judge Cam in the
Court of Ordinary yesterday. There
are over fifty heirs interested, and the
division of the estate was rather COM
plicated.
After several hearings the court
found that Indiana Williams had eight
brothers and sisters, namely: Laysia
Horning, Rebeeca Horning, George
Horning, Frederick Horning, Christie
pher Horning, ] E. Horning, Sarah
Horning and j. B. Horning; that Girls
topher Horning died before Indiana
Williams, leaving no issue. Whereupon
it was considered that the estate should
be divided into seven parts, and dis
tributed as follows:
That ]. Z. Horning and Susan Horn
ing, who married one Dickerson, are
the sole surviving brother and sister
of Indiana Williams, and to each of
them is awarded one-seventh of the es-
tate.
That Laysia Horning intermarried
with Helmy and having died intestate,
iSdNlIlS ISSUE W WIlOIIl Is AWARDED one
seventh of the estate; that the issue
are nine in number, namely: Rebecca
Yates, Susan Zipperer, Sarah Conway
Emma Beck, Henry Helmy and George
Helmy, who are alive and are awarded
one-sixty- third of the estate; that
Phoenie, who married one Douglas, has
died intestate. leaving her sole heir
at-law one son. Manor Douglas, to
whom is awarded one-sixty- third of
-. H. i
testate, leaving as his heirs-at-law his
children, Walter Helmy, Perry Helmy,
Bessie Helmy and Blanche Helmy, to
each of whom is awarded one-two-
hundred and ffty-second part of the
estate.
That Rebecca Horning intermarried
with one Heidi, and died intestate,
leaving issue twelve in number, to
whom is awarded one-seventh of the
estate, to be divided as follows: To
Roxie Beveli one-eighty- fourth part,
Harriet Victory ne-eighty-fourth,
Mary Adams ne-eighty-fourth.
Leila Cargins one-eighty- fourth,
Penny Smith one eighty-fourth, Vir-
ginia Coles one-eighty fourth, Mat
thew Heidi ne-eighty-fourth, Hawkins
Heidi e-eighty-fourth, to Harry
Miller the sole heir at-law of his
mother Alice, who married one Miller.
ne-eighty-fourth, to Alice Adams, sole
heir-at-law of her mother. Grace, who
married one Adams, one-eighty- fourth,
to the children of Georgiana, who mar
ried one Clark, namely, Richard Irwin
Clark, David Allen Clark, Harriet
Clark and Willie Osgood Clark, each
one three hundred and thirty-sixth
part.
To the children of Frederick Horn
ing, who died intestate. one-seventh of
the estate, namely, to Julie Horning
one-fourteenth part; to the children of
Leila, who married one Hinely and
died intestate, namely, Frederick Hine-
ly, Carrie Hinely. Addie Hinely. Henry
Hinely and Julia Hinely, each one
SEVENTEEN part of the estate.
To the children of J. B. Horning, he
having died intestate. one-seventh of
said estate, said children being seven
in number, namely. Georgia Cornelia
Schang, Rosetta Davis. Phoenie Aver
lit, Ebenezer Horning, Caroline Eu-
genie Horning. Albert Wesley Horn
ing and James Wiseman Horning, each
one-fort3 ninth of the estate.
To the children of Susan, she hav-
ing married one Zittrouer, and having
been the sole heir at law of Christopher
IIorning, who died intestate, and she
having died intestate, one-seventh part
of said estate, said children being six
in number, namely Carrie Zittroucr
Annie Zittrouer. Cora Zittrouer. Marie
Zittrouer. James Christopher Zittrouer.
and Stephen Zttrouer, 10 each OF
whom is awarded one forty-second
part of the estate.
II was further ordered that the adj
mlnistrator pay. from the funds I'm its
hands, all outstanding debts Of the es-
tate.