The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-08-16

No. 1898 Equity.
H1HE OBJECT of this suit is to obtain Il
i decree for the sale of the real estate
of which the late Francis Shanabrooke
died seized for the payment of the debts
due the plaintiffs and all other creditors
who will come in and contribute to the
costs of this suit
The bill III substance states that said
Francis Shanabrooke died in Prince
Georges county, Md, July 18th, 1901,
intcstate, leaving no widow, children or
descendant That all of his brothers and
sisters died prior to his death, leaving
heirs who are the sole heirs of the said
Francis Shanabrooke, who, so far as
known to plaintiffs, are Eliza Hoon, wife
of George Hoon, David Shanabrooke,
Martha Shanabrooke, John Shanabrooke,
Lavinia Stces, wife of Jacob Stces, How
ard Long, Susie Coleman, heirs of Israel
Shanabrooke, deceased brother of said
Francis; Aaron Long, Joshua Long, Moses
Long, Albert Pennington, Mary Shendock,
wife of Jacob Shcndock, Emma Penning-
ton, Israel Penningto being the heirs of
Margaret Long, a deceased sister of said
Francis; that Daniel Shanabrooke, Michael
Shanabrooke, John Shanabrooke, brothers
of said Francis, died prior to his death, all
leaving descendants, who are also heirs of
the said Francis, all of whom are unknown
to the plaintiffs; that William, another
brother of the said Francis, died prior to
his DEATH leaving Ephriam Shanabrooke
Noah Shanabrooke, Margaret Shana-
brooke George Shanabrooke and others
unknown to your orators as his heirs, and
that the heirs of the said Francis Shana-
brooke, other than those above PANIED
are unknown to YOUR orators
That said Francis was indebted unto the
plaintiff, William o. Diversified. in the
sum of $250.O0, and unto the plaintiff,
Sarah f. Hobbs, in the sum of So, 03S ;;}5.
That administration on the personal estate
was granted by the Orphans Court of
Prince Georges county, Md. That said
Francis being so indebted unto the plain
tiffs and divers other persons died, as
aforesaid, seized of several parcels of real
estate situated in Prince Georges county,
Md, most of which is located at Berwyn,
and parcel in Howard county, Md.
which are fully described in the bill, sew
eral parcels of which are encountered by
mortgages as set forth.
That the personal estate of the said
Shanabrooke is not sufficient to discharge
the debts due and owing by the said in
testate, and that any deficiency. after APP
plication of said personal property to the
payment of said debts, ought to be sup
Piled by the sale of all, or such portion as
may be necessary. of the real estate of
which the said Shanabrookc died seized
for the payment of the same.
That all the defendants in said bill eX-
cept Fillmore Beall Moses Long, Aaron
Long, Lavinia SteeS, Jacob Stees, Charles
w. Slagel Joshua N. Warfield, F. L.
Middleton and the Laurel Building Asso-
citation are non residents of the State of
Maryland; and the unknown heirs of
Daniel, William J ohm and Michael Shana-
brooke and all other unknown heirs of
said Francis Shanabrooke are also non
residents of said State. The said Charles
Laurel Building Association being mort
gagees, and the said F. L. Middleton being
the holder of the title to Il parcel of real
estate in which the said Shanabrooke held
an interest.
The bill prays for sale of all and such
part of the real estate of said Shanubrooke
as may be necessary for the payment of
his debts.
1t is thereupon this 18th day Of August.
1901, ordered by the Circuit Court of
Prince Georges county, in Equity. that
the plaintiffs, y causing a copy of this
order together with the object and sub
stance of the bill to be inserted in some
newspaper published in Prince Georges
county once in each of four successive
weeks before the 14th day of September
next. give notice to the said absent de-
PENDANTS and unknown heirs of the object
and substance of the bill, warning them
to appear in this Court on or about the
Both day of September, 1901, in person or
10y solicitor, to answer the premises and
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herein.
JAMES B. BELT,
True copy-tost: JAMES b. BELT, Clerk.
August 18th, 1901