The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-03-04

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for the sale Of certain real estate situate in the
Third District of Baltimore county, of which
alexander Alex Coates. late OF baltimore county
The bill states that
1st-That Alexander Coates departed this life
on or about the year 1s47 or 1slS seized and pos
sessed in fee simple of a tract of land in Balti
more county containing about fifty-four and
one-half acres and particularly described in 8
Jacob Hook and Marcus r. Hook to him, dated
the Land Records Of baltimore county in Libel
herewith fled marked Plaintifs' Exhibit A.
2d-That he left surviving him widow, Ann
Elizabeth Coates, and nine children. VIZ: Israel
Coates, Lizzie Coates, Ella Coates, George Robert
Coates, Mary Jane, now the wife of William Sell
his only children and heirs at law. there being
no children or descendants of any deceased child.
3d-That the said Alexander Coates was twice
married. Israel, James and the daughter named
ANNIE being children by his first wife,and Lizzie,
Ella, George Robert. Mary Jane, William A. and
Ann Louisa being children by his second wife,
the said Ann Elizabeth Coates.
4th-That the said Ella died November, 1855,
and Lizzie died March 9Th, 1880, in Baltimore
county intestate, nnmarried ,a ana without issue
5th-That the first named Annie left the State
of Maryland q number of years ago, when about
nd Is u a to have mye
after leaving the State, but to whom. and
whether or not the said husband is now dead or
within two months Of the date Of such reputed
marriage. and also after the date of her leaving
this State. information was received by mem-
bers of her family that the said Annie had died
somewhere in the State Of Texas; since the re-
ceipt of which information, and greatly beyond
seven years ago, no n,S communication a. has been
Annie or of any husband she may have had, and
said Annie died testate or intestate.
6th-That subsequently to the death of said
Ella and the reputed death of said Annie. the
said Israel B. Coates and his wife, and James @.
said ada Ann mi Elizabeth Coates, called Elizabeth "A A.
Coates in deed, all the right, title and claim of
them. the said Israel and wife, and James G. and
mentioned and described in the said deed afore-
said from Thomas Hook, Executor, &C., to said
Alexander Coates" which descended to the
and discharged of all claims or demand of any
kind, by them the said grantors, or either of
them, by their several deeds, one of them dated
the 18th day of September, 1873, and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore county
in Liber E. H. A, No. SO, folio 107, &C., and the
other dated 8th of February, 1876, and recorded
among the said Records in Liber j. b.. No. so,
folio 54S, &C., copies of which are herewith fled
marked Plaintiffs Exhibits Nos. and 8.
city on May l4th 1887, intestate and leaving sur
viving him widow, Wilhelmina Q. Coates. and
three children. his only heirs at law viz. Charles
r. Coates, whose wife's name Is Margaret. and
Sadie C., the wife of George A. Schaal, and Alex
Sth-That Alexander J. Coates departed this
leaving a widow named Agnes and one child
Nellie, who intermarried with one Frederick
Jamrich. All of these parties are above the age
of twenty-one years and reside in Baltimore
city, on Washington avenue, the said Agnes, the
widow of Alexander J.. Coates, having again
married one Claude w. German.
9th-That James G. Coates, whose wife's name
was Satira q. Coates, many Yeas ago removed
from the State of Maryland and is reported to
he died testate or intestate, or whom he left as
his heirs at law, or where they reside. your ora
tors have no knowledge. The last Information
about twenty-eight years ago from his eldest
daughter Elmira, residing in the State Of In
Of James as then residing IN the State Of indiana
nor have they any knowledge whether or not
the said satira 3. Coates is living or dead.
1Oth-That the SAID widow, Ann Elizabeth
lished her last will and testament in due form
which, after making sundry specific devices and
beQuests. she devised and bequeathed all the
rest, residue and remainder of her property of
ests and property in the tract of fifty-four and
one-half acres aforementioned) unto her four
children, George Robert Coates, Mary Jane Sell
Coates and Ann Louisa Coates, to be equally di-
vided between them, share and share alike, a
SePrsswith Ps 1t % Ied marked @ P Pantis' Exhibit No. 1,
being dated 9th of October. 1880, and duly pro-
bated in the Orphans Court of Baltimore county.
1lth-That the said land is not susceptible Of
partition among the parties entitled without
loss or injury to the parties entitled, and your
orators are advised that they are entitled to
have the same sold and the proceeds distributed
under the direction of this Honorable Court.
12th-That all the complainants are adults and
residents of Baltimore county aforesaid, at the
time of the filing of this bill that all the defen-
land are adults.
wherefore your orators pray
1st-For decree for the sale of the property
mentioned in these proceedings and distribu-
tiOn of the proceeds of such sale among the
parties entitled.
2d-And for such other and further relief as
their case may require.
3d-For the writ of subpoena directed to the
said George Robert Coates and Mary Jane Coates.
his wife, and Ann Louisa Coates, William A.
Coates, Executor of Ann Elizabeth Coates, re-
siding in Baltimore county; Wilhelmina @.
his wife; Sadie G. Schaai and George A. Schaal,
her husband; Nellie Jamrich and Frederick
Jamrich, Agnes German and Claude W.German.
her husband residing on Washington street, near
Lanvale street, in the city of Baltimore, all
parties before named being adults, commanding
them to be and appear in this Honorable Court
answer the premises and abide by and perform
such order or decree as may be passed therein.
4th-And for an order of publication against
the said Annie Coates and her heirs at law, If
she be dead, and also against the said James @.
Coates and Satira e. Coates, his wife, and If they
be dead. against the heirs at law of the said
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to be and appear in this Honorable Court in
person or by solicitor, on or before some day GER
tain to be therein named, to show cause, If any
they have, why decree ought not to be passed
as prayed.
It is thereupon ordered, by the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county, in equity. this Both day of
January, 1905, that the plaintiffs, by causing a
copy of this order to be inserted in some news
paper published in Baltimore county. once q
week for four successive weeks. before the 9th
day of March, 1906. give notice to the said absent
defendants of the object and substance of said
BILL warning them and each of them to appear
in this court, in person or by solicitor,
On or before the Esd day of March, 1905,
to show cause, If any they have, why decree
should not be passed as prayed.
WILLIAM p. COLE,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore county
True copy-Test:
WILLIAM p. COLE,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore county
Feb. 4.-6t