The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-10-11
George A Blake, Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
Order Of Publication,
Margaret Woodsides and George Woodsides,
her husband, plaintiffs,
We.
James Entwistlc. Maria Brumley, Alice Os-
borne, James Osborne, her husband, John
Entwistle. Mary A. Bratton and How
ard Bratton, surviving executors
of Daniel Bratton, and Hester
C. Lewis, administrative of
Robert G. Lewis, dcceas
&c, defendants.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity, No 1922.


The object OF this suit is to obtain a decree
OF said Court for the sale of certain real estate
mentioned in the hill of complaint, whereof
joseph Entwistle died seized and possessed,
for the payment of certain mortgage liens
therein set forth and for other relief.
The bill states that the said Joseph Entwiste
died in the year 1854 intestate in Cecil county
aforesaid, leaving turyiving him as his widow
Esther Entwistle, who has since died, and his
only children and heirs-at-law, II son, James
Entwistle, who is unmarried; Maria Brumley
daughter, who is Il widow; Alice Osborne
daug hter, whose husband is James Osborne
John Entwtstle n son, who is unmarried, all
OF whom reside in the State Of PennsJ lNania
or elsewhere beyond the jurisdiction Of this
Court; and the female plaintiff. whose hus-
band is the sad George WoOdsidCs both of
whom reside in Cecil county aforesaid.
That the SAID Joseph Eniwlstlc died seized
and possessed of II certain farm or tract of
land situated in the Third Election district of
SAID COUNTY, which was conveyed unto him
by II certain Robert G. Lewis by his deed dated
october the Eth, in the year 1874. and record
ed among the land records of Cecil county
&c, ard which descended to said heirs at-aw
That on or about the 2Sth day of September,
in the year ls7i, the said Joseph Entwistie be-
ing indebted unto the female plaintiff in the
sum of six hundred and ten dollars and
twenty-five cents, with interest from said
last named, together with his said wife, cx-
ecuted deed of mortgage of said date which
is lien upon said land and is recorded
among he land records aforesaid in Liber A .
W. NJ. No. 2, Folio $50, &C., to secure unto the
female plaintiff the payment of said sum-
with interest as aforesaid, due her as afore-
said, on or before the LIST day of April in the
year 1875, with a condition thereto that the
same should be void if the said sum of money
and interest as aforesaid should be paid with
in said time. That no part of said principal
sum or interest thereon has been paid, al
though the time limited for the payment
thereof has long since passed.
That the plaintiffs have been informed that
Mary A. Bratton and Howard Bratton, sur
viving executor and executrix of Daniel
Bratton, and Hester c. Lewis, administrative
Of Robert {, Lewis, claim to hold mortgage
liens on said real estate, the nature and
amount of which is unknown to the plaintiffs
but that the plaintiffs are informed and so
charge that the said mortgages so held by the
said executor and executriX and admiuistra-
trix, If unpaid, are long since overdue and in
arrears,
That the said Mary A. Bratton, Howard
Bratton and Hester c. Lewis reside in Cecil
county aforesaid.
That, as the time limited for the payment
of the. mortgage of the female plaintiff has
long since passed, and no part thereof has
been paid, the plaintiffs are advised that they
are entitled to have the said real estate sold
free, clear and discharged of the liens and
claims OF all parties to said cause for the pur-
pose of the pay of said debts and inter-
est. hut that this cannot be done without the
intcrposition Of said Court which has juris-
diction In the premises.
The bill thus prays that the said parties de-
PENDANTS may answer the several matters and
things aforesaid and that the said real estate
may be sold, free. clear and discharged of all
claims and interests of any and all of the
parties to said cause, for the purpose afore-
said, under decree of said Court and for
such further or other relief as their case may
require.
in the year 1902, ordered that the plaintiffs
cause copy of this order, togeth err with the
substance and object of said bill OF complaint,
10 De inserted in some newspaper published
20,
four successive weeks before the Goth day of
October next, giving notice thereof to the
said james Entwisle, Maria Brumey, Alice
John Entwistle and warning them to appear
in this Court, in person or by solicitor, on or
before the 18th day of November next, to
show cause, If any they have, why decree
should not pass as prayed.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
True Copy-Test: Clerk.
sep274w JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Clerk