Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-02-25

ter, forty acres, all in section twenty two
and all the northeast fractional quarter o.
fractional section twenty-seven, nineteen anc
one-tourth acres, and the north part of the
northwest fractional quarter of fractional
section twenty-seven, eight and one-fourtf
acres, all in township thirty FIVE, north, ot
range two east, containing in the aggregate
one hundred seven and one-half acres, more
or less; and that he left surviving him as his
sole heirs, his widow, Permelia Buxton, who
has since died, and six children, namely
William Groves Buxton, alias William Gross
John Allen Buxton, T. A. Buxton, Sarah
Jane Clayton, wife of Henry Clayton, and
Mary Ann Jourden, wife of C. C. Tourden,
and G. A. Buxton
That said William Groves Buxton alias
William Gross, departed this life about the
- day OF -, 1904, leaving as his sole
heirs his widow, sAnn Buxton, alias Ann
Gross, who died on the first day of January,
1909, and three children, namely: William
Buxton, Jr., alias William Gross, Mary
Rachel Heard, and Luther Buxton, alias
Luther Gross.
That said John Allen Buxton departed
this life about the - day of --, -,
and that he left surviving him as his sole
heirs, his widow, Nancy Buxton, now Nancy
Agnew, entitled to dover in his real estate,
and SIX children, namely; Mary Belle Rob
inson, wife of Hubert Robinson, Ettie Mil
Ter, wife of J. A. Miller, Cornelia Buxton
Ollie Barton,wife of Jean Barton, John Bux-
ton, Jr., and Henry Buxton, who departed
this life on the - day Oh, -,ant
left surviving him as his sole heirs his wild
ow, Pearl Buxton, entitled to dover in his
real estate, and two children, namely: Clar.
ence Buxton and Jewell Buxton.
That said Mary Ann Jourden and hus.
band, c. c. Jourden. by quit claim deed
conveyed all her interest as heir of said Ma.
thaniel w. Buxton in and to said real es-
tate above described, to plaintiff, T. A .Bux.
ton, on March 18th, 1890, and that said Sar.
ah Jane Clayton and husband, Henry Clay
ton, by quit claim deed conveyed all her in.
terest as heir of said Nathaniel w. Buxton
in and to said real estate above described, ,tt
defendant, 6. A. Buxton, October cath
1892.
That defendants, John Buxton, Tr., Clar.
ence Buxton and Jewell Buxton, are minors
and asks that guardian ad litem be ap.
pointed for them.
Plaintiff further says that there are NJ
debts owing by said estate from which said
lands have descended that all claims aeains
the same have been fully paid and dis.
charged.
Plaintiff further says that the parties here
to have title to said lands as follows: T. A
Buxton, plaintiff, and G. A. Buxton, defend
ant, are each entitled to the undivided one.
third of said land in fee. That de
PENDANTS, William Buxton, IT,, ALA
William Gross, Mary Rachel Heart
and Luther Buxton, alias Luther Gross
are each entitled to the undivided
eighteenth part of said land in fee
That, subject to the dover of their mother
Nancy Agnew, the defendants, Mary Bell
Robinson, Eta Miller, Gornelia Buxton, Oh
lie Barton and John Buxton, Jr., are eacl
entitled to tina undivided one-t -thirty-sixtl
part of said land. That, subject to the dove
Of their mother, Pearl Buxton, the defend.
ants, Clarence Buxton and Jewells Buxton
are each entitled to the undivided one-sev.
enty second part of said lands.
Plaintiff further says that the defendants
William Buxton, Jr., alias William Gross
and Luther Buxton, alias Luther Gross, ar,
nom residents Of the State of Missouri, anc
cannot be served with summons in said STATE
as provided by chapter eight of the Revised
Statutes OF Missouri, 1890.
Plaintiff further says that partition in kline
can not be made in the above described lane
without great prejudice to the owners.
Wherefore, plaintiff prays that partition