The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-07
10 the titeuii Court for ceeii County,
In Equity. No. 1922.

The object o. this suit is to obtain a decree
of said Court Tor the sale of the real estate
whereof said Mar ha Matilda Stewart died
seized and possessed to supply the deficiency
of her personal estate TO pay her debls
funeral expenses and costs of adminiStra
tion, am Tor general relief
The bill states that the said Martha
Matilda stewart was. In her life time, in
debted to the plaintiff in the sum of Sl7S 80
for suEdrN matters ana things upon open
account, an exhibit OF which is filed with
SAID bill
That being SO indebted to the plaintiff and
other persoI :, and having a small amount
OF personal prop,rt and certain real estate,
situated in the town of Cecilton, in Cecil
County, In the state of Maryland, lhe title
whereto the plaintiff asEs leave hereafter
In said cause to set forth and proveJ, the
said Martha Matilda Stewa depaI ted his
life, sometime In the month OF February
| In the year 1905, having made her last will
| and testament in writing, dated Marcn Sd,
nOi. which was duly admitted to probate y
now OF record IN the " i'll Record Books of
saip County In Li.er X Vol Is, Fol 1872 etc
as more fully APPEARS bv certified copy
thereof heu with said bill where in and
whereby she devised said rea estate. in part.
70 the plaintin Ior lie and at her death, IN
Zee TO her grandson, Char les q. " hilington,
and, IN part to her daughter, Martha Whit.
lngton, Tor life, and at her death, to her
daughters Martha W hitington and Mamie
Bacon, wife OF Ferd Bacon, upon a condition
therein set forth but If this condition is not
performed then TO the pIaintifi and the sa
Martha Wilmington. Mamie Bacon and
Charles q. Wilmington.
The letters of administration with a copy
OF said VIII annexed, were committed to the
plaintlh by the name of Anna Edwards by
said Orphans Court.
That the plaintiff is intermarried with a
certain John r. Edwards and the said Sarah
}. " hitington 10 "a certain James Whiting.
ton, nut the laintiti is not advised whether
he Is living or dead.
mat a certain George Douglas claims IN
have some interest in. or lien upon said real
know ledge.
Douglas and the plaintiT reside In cecil
County aforesaid, and the said sarah J.
" hltlngton, James Whiting GU ar aive)
Martha Wilmington Mamie bacon and Ford
Bacon reside In the state of PENNSYLVANIA
Court ~
That the plantiff is informed and believes
that the SAID personal estate is not sufficient
to pay the debts, costs and funeral eypenses
aforesaid. and Il advised that any deficiency
or said personal estate to paw the same
ought TO be supplied by sale OF said real
estate, or Sc much as may be necessary
therefor.
The bill prays q at said personal estate
may be supplied IN due course of adminis-
trai1on to the payment of said debts, costs
ana expenses due the plaintiff and ali OF her
treuitors Who VIII come IN and contribute to
lne expenses OF this suit, and that said real
estate may be sold to pay any deficiency
thereoi, ana that the plaintiff may have such
1urtner ana other re ief as her case may
require. '"'
1t Is thereupon, this fifteenth day of March,
IN II, I ne year 1906, adiudged and ordered that
~, tne piain,nl, ny causing copy of this order
10 be Inserted la some newspaper published
IN Cecli county, once week for four sue
cesslVe weeks before the 18th day of pril
neNt, give notice to the said non resident
deiendants of the object and substance of
inns pm ana warn them to appear in this
court In person or by solicitor, on or before
one ~ DAY of May next, to show cause, If
any they have. why decree ought not to
pass as prayed
MANLY BREMEN,
ii"e oop.-iesl: Clerk
MANLY DRENNEN,
"i'7'' Clerk