The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-13

Carroll county and state Of Maryland and Gresilda
A. 8eane, an adult daughter, who intermarried
with 6corEe I. Beane, both OF Baltimore county in
the state OF Maryland, and all of whom are Plain.
tits IN said cause, and Fanny Difendal "A deceased
daughter who IN her life time intermarried with
refer DIuendal both Of whom arc now dead. and
who left surviving her the following children who
are her only heirs-at-law 10 wit: William I. Diffen-
iat' son, whose vines name Is Craire Ditendal;
John F. Diteudal. a son, whose wife's name is Mag
gle Diieutai Ella y Shatzley, daughter. who,
inicrnaTrIpd with William A. Shatzley; Joseph K
pititndal, whose wife's name is Annie Diffendal;
Maggie A Mayer, daughter who intermarried
with Jacob H. Maver; Annie C smith a dauehter
who intermSrred with J. Harvey Smith: Patrick
Henry Didendal a son. whose wife's name is Carrie
Dihsndal; Robert Michael Diffendal. SON. all
adults and James 2. Difeudal, an infant son.
The Bill further states that the said William T
Duendal and Carrie bifendal. his wife, and Joseph
T. DuendAl ana Annie Diilendal, his wife, are all
non-reslleuts OF the state OF Maryland and reside
In the City of Wilmington. in the state of Della
ware that John F. pitendal aud Maggie Dihendal
MS vile ana Patrick Henry Ditendat, residents
OF Union Bridge, in Carroll county, and State OF
Maryland that Ella V. Shatzley and William A
Shaizey, her husband and James p DiffendaI are
all uon-resideuts Of the State of Maryland and re-
side IN the City of Chamhersburg, in the State of
Pennsylv wanna; that the said Maggie A. Mayer and
jacob II. Mayer. her husband, both non-resi-
dents OF the Stale of Maryland and reside in the
City Of NayneSboro, in the State of Pennsylvania:
that the said Annie c. Smith and J. Harvey smith
her husband are both non-resdents of the State of
Maryland and reside in the City of Steelton in the
Slate OF FennSyIVan ana that the said Robert
Mlchaei D!Eendai IS nonresident of the State of
Maryland and resides in the City of New York. in
the state of New York.
The Bill further states that the authority vested
IN said Executors, aforesaid by said will has been
carried out in part only, the said Levi Evans hay
ing died prior to said John NJ Yingling both hav-
ing died without having transferred said lands TO
the children Of said William Warner Warfeld de-
ceased, as provided by said viii aforesaid.
The Bill further states that the heirs of John NJ
Nlngltug, who was the surviving Executor in said
viii, have failed TO complete the trust created by
said viii of sarah NaTfleld deceased and that the
COmplanants in said Bill are compelled to apply TO
the Circuit Court for Carroll County, sitting as
Court Of Equity, for relief in the premises.
The Bill further states that the lands mentioned
therein are not susceptible Of partition without ma
terla loss and injury to the parties entitled thereto
and that in order to make division of said interests
one of the parties to said Bill being and infant il
VIII be necessary to sell SAID real estate and dis
tribute the proceeds among the parties interested
therein.
It is thereupon this 18th day of January in the,
year 1896, ordered by the Circuit Court for Carroll
County. sitting as Court of Equity that the Plain
TINS by causing copy of this order TO be inserted
IN some newspaper published in Carroll county
Maryland once in each of four successive weeks
before the 18th day of February, i'll the year nine
teen hundred and six, give notice to the said non
resident defendants of the object and substance of
this Bill, warning them to appear i'll this Court in
person or by solicitor, on before the 9TH day of
March, next, to show cause, if any they have why
decree ought not to be passed as prayed
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test;
Janl3-9t DAVID P. SMEISER, Clerk.