The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-06-13
Notice to Absent Defendants
TN CHANcrRy OF Nrw Jrpstv

lin CBANCER1 OF NEW JERSEY,
To George 2. sayre, Ruth W: sayre, his wife
Lewis Writer, Amanda T. Writer. his wife
Anna NJ. Nicholas, Sebastian G. Nicholas
Mary E. Nicholas, his wife, Hiram c. Mich
oolas, Emma Mich, las. his wife, William w
Nicholas, Nettie Nicholas, his wife, Eliza
beth A. Nicholas, and the heirs, devisees an6
personal representatives of David A. Nicho
las deceased, and their husbands and wives
BY VIRTUE of an order of the Court Of
- Chancery of New Jersey made on the day
OF the date hereof in a cause wherein The
Morris County Savings Bank is complainant
and you and others are defendants, you are
required to appear. plead, answer or demur to
the bill of said complainant on or before
THE SECOND DAY OF AUGUST
next, or said bill will be taken as confessed
against you, and such decree will be made
against you as the Chancellor shall think
equitable and just The said bill is filed to
olas and Sarah E. Nicholas, his wife to The
Morris County Savings Bank, dated the first
day Of September. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-three. and recorded
in the Morris County, New Jersey, CLERK, S
office in Book SO of Mortgages for that Coun-
ty, on pages 52l &c, on two lots of land al
County Of Morris, and State of New Jersey. OF
which the said David A. Nicholas died seized,
and which are described as follows:
The first lot beginning at a stake in the
boundary line OF land owned by Doctor Peter
Smith in the year eighteen hundred and five,
and now owned by Anthony Drake, and run
ming as the needle pointed in the year eighteen
hundred and five, thence Cd south forty-seven
degrees and thirty minutes west eight chains
and ninety-five links to black oak tree; (2)
south fifteen degrees and fifteen minutes west
three chains and ninety links; CD south thirty
seven degrees and fifteen minutes west nine
chains and siXty-seyen links to q stone heap;
(D south fifty-seven degrees east ten chains
ana slxty,nlne ID, ilnss to corner In lane
tree, corner of lands of John NJ Stat k;
thence 90 north sixty.four degrees east ten
chains and thirty-fve links to corner of John
Bross' lot; thence Coy north seventy-four and
a half degrees east ten chains and thirty-nine
links to the middle of the road; thence CD
north fifteen degrees west seventeen chains TO
a corner in the road, 1t being corner in the
boundary line of tract of land now owned by
Anthony Drake; co south eighteen degrees
west eight chains and ten links: thence co
north forty-eight degrees west eleven chains
and eighteen links to the place of beginning
Containing thirty-eight acres and seventy.
one hundredths of an acre more or less, de.
Quoting thereout and therefrom g certain LOT
of about one acre now owned by ID. A. Mich
olas and more particularly described In a
deed from Rhece Nicholas and wife to David
A. Nicholas, dated April !, ls4., and recorded
din the Morris County Record of Deeds Liber
A, folios 357, 1858, by reference to (which viii
more fully appear
The second tract or lot of land is a part of a
lot of land containing three acres conveyed to
John Ayers by David Ayers and wife by deed
dated March goth, 1874, and recorded in the
Morris County Register of Deeds,s Liber II
IOllOS 4cli 500 roo.
Beginning at the side of the road at the cor.
ner OF a lot conveyed by John Ayers to David
A. Nicholas, and running thence ID north
seventy.five degrees east four chains; ca north
fifteen degrees west three chains and seventy.
five links; 90 south seventy five degrees west
four chains; "a south fifteen degrees east three
chains and seventy-five links to the place OF
beginning. Containing one acre and q
half of land more or less,
And you Ruth W. Sayre. Amanda t. Writer
Sebastian g. Nicholas; - Hiram g. Nicholas
are made defendants, because as heirs at law
of the said David A. Nicholas deceased, OF
otherwise, you may claim to own the mort
gagged premises or some part thereof and you
George e. Sayre;and Lewis Writer are made
defendants because you may claim some In
terest in said mortgaged premises by virtue OF
the'estates claimed therein by your respective
wives; and you Mary e. Nicholas, Emma
Nicholas and Nettie Nicholas are made de-
PENDANTS because your husbands may claim tc
have some interest in or title TO the mortgaged
premises by virtue whereof you may claim in
choate rights of dover therein and you Anna
M Nicholas are made defendant because
you are one of the heirs at law of David A
Nicholas deceased, and as such may claim al
interest in the title of said mortgaged premises
and also because you obtained a judgment II
the Supreme Court of New Jersey against th(
said David A. Nicholas, deceased. which yol
claim Is a lien upon the morgaged premises
and you the heirs devisees and personal repre-
sentatives of David A. Nicholas deceased anC
your husbands and wives are made defend
ants because as such YOU may claim to owl
some estate in or title to the mortgeged prem
Uses, or some interest by way of curtesy o
dover therein.
Dated June 2, 1909.
JOHN b. VREELAND,
solicitor of Complainant.
Savings Bank Bldg,
Morristown n. j.