The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-07-13
Legal Notice.

each Of which is herein stated Immediately
after his or her name, to-wit;
George Hoskins, Durham, Mo-; l.. A,
Henry. Minneapolis. MINI; J. W. Storer,
Liberty. Mo- Ariel Keith, Hammond, La;
Jessie Keith. Hammond, La; George w.
Burnett Marion Ind. Matte A. Kendall,
Lherryvale, Kansas; Charles L, Burnett,
Joplin, Mo-: g. ). Burnett. Coffeyville, KAN
sas; Frank Burnett, Be nedict, Kans as,
Lulu COttle san Francisco, Cal; George
4: Roberts. Gas City, Ind r + D IA; Ernest
Robsrts, Maricopa, Cal Noah Hixson, Way
land, Iowa; Daniel W. Hixson. Fergus Falls,
Minn Avery Hixson, Guthrie, Okla. George
Hixson; Danville, Iowa; MaryJ. Loper, Null
burg, Cal. Merrill O. Calvert. Los Angeles,
Cal. Ellston A. Calvert, Inglewood. Cal ;
uryille Calvert, Inglew ood, Cal; and the
known. to-wit: Harley Hoskins Albert
Berry, Lewis Hixson, William Hixson, Elva
Hixson. Irene Penny, Elmer Hixson, and
any ands all descendants, heirs at law,
legatees and devisees Of Daniel Van winkle,
deceased, and Lewis Burnett. deceased who
deceased. who died seized of the real estate
hereinafter described, other than those
mentioned by name In petition of John
petition is hereinafter referred to and de-
scribed whose names and places of r. ST.
dence are unknown and who by reason of
relationship bequest devise or otherwise,
are heirs at law of said William n Burnett,
deceased; any and all descendents heirs at
law, lt tgatees and devisees of Hiram Burnett,
George W. Burnett, cynthia Hoskins, Noah
Burnett Narcissas Hoskins Mary NJ Hixson
and Sarah A. Hixs on, ali deceased, and who
were the uncles and aunts of said William
ii. Burnett, deceased, other than those
mentioned by name in said Administrator IS
said petition, whose names and PAGES of
residence are unknown and who by reason
OF relationship bequest devise or otherwise
are heirs at law of said william II. Burnett
deceased, and any and all descendants, heirs
at law, legatees and devils ees of Lewis Hos
.NnHfA
Burnett, Leroy Hixson and Sebastian Hix
son, all deceased, who were the first cousins
of said william II. Burnett. deceased. other
than those mentioned by name IN said Ad-
ministrator's said petition, whose names and
places OF residence are unknown and who
by reason OF relationship bequest, devise or
otherwise are heirs at law of said william
II. Burnett, deceased, ana any and all heirs
at law of said William II. Burnett deceased
other than those mentioned by name In said
Administrators said petitioniwhose names
and residences are unknown, all of which
said heirs at law of said william II. Burnett
deceased, last above referred to, If any, are
unknown both as to names and residences
will take notice that Jonn Greathouse as Ad-
ministrator with the will annexed OF the
estate of William II. Burnett, deceased. filed
his petition in the Probate Court of Highland
county, ohio, on the 23rd day of June. 1911,
alleging that the personal estate OF said
decedent is insuniCient to pay his debts.
chargs OF administration, and legacies un-
der his will, and that said decedent died
seized of the following described real estate:
lst tract. The following described tract
of land being in said County of Highland,
part OF Peregrin Fitzhughs Survey No 22ss
Tor 1888 A. Beginning at two black oaks
and sugartree " West corner of the origi-
nal survey; thence North 70 deg East 100 $40
poles 10 a stake and hickory near Johnsons
fence; thence South u deg, +. l02 poles to
stone standing three feet s. IL deg. L. from
a white oak markea as a corner. thence
worth's lot 100 s-l0 poles TO a stake in the old
line OF the survey; thence with said line
North ~ deg. West i02 poles to the beginning.
containing seventy acres of land.
end tract. The following described tract
OF land, lying and being In the County of
Highland and state of Ohio, and part OF
Anthony Singleton's Survey No. of entity
2o6O Beginning at stone which stands n.
10 deg. w. l5h links from a stone corner ne.
tween Claburn Burnett and Drummond ID.
Smithson IN the original line of Peregrine
line ). 10 f. ll5 3-l0 poles to a stone in
said line and corner made for Anthony
Singleton's Survey No. 2s60 and corner for
with the line between their SurveysN. 45 W.
lQ2 5-l0 poles to stone In the line of Joshua
hnsseys tract OF land thence N 10 deg. f..
Seventeen acres Three quarters and poles,
sra tract The following premises, situate
in the County OF Highland in the State of
Ohio and in the Township OF Fairfield and
bounded and described as follows:
Being part of Anthony Singleton's Survey
No -SoV, oetlnnlng dl stone corner 10 ga
burn Burnetts tract of land, thence with
his line s 40 deg. w. 55-6s 100 poles TO a stone
in the original line of said survey and In the
line of Callohill Minis survey No, 1913:
thence with said line N. ~ deg. 80 minutes
w. 1924 100 poles. crossing a small branch
at %, and one at 20 poles TO a stone corner 10
the heirs of Thomas Townsends tract Of
land; thence with line thereof NJ IS deg
30 minutes f. 1920 100 poles crossing State
road at 10 poles TO a stone corner to l.. r.
Johnson's tract of land; thence with his line
{. a. deg. 30 minutes T.. 66-is 100 poles cross
ing a small branch at "a l-2 poles TO stone
corner to saidJ ohnson's tract of land and
in the State road atoresaid thence with
said Road :. 20 deg 80 W. 17-2i 100 poles to a
stone corner to Clayburn Burnett's tract of
land aforesaid; thence with his line s. 10
deg. E. l0S-24 100 poles to the beginning con-
tanning eighty nine acres, one rood and
eighteen poles of land. Save and except
twenty (20) acres of said tract sold by Clay
burn Burnett and wife to Isaac Miller by
deed OF date March i2 1880, and recorded in