The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-05-13
GEORGE A. BLAKE, Solicitor for Plaintiffs
Order Of Publication
JohnsH. Meek and Annie E. Neck, his
wife, Plaintiffs.

VS..
Wilhe,mina M Gildemyer, Henry Gill
demyer, her husband, Annie c. Boet-
tcher. Frank G. Boettcher, her hus-
band, Michael Meek, Tessie Meek,
his wife, Joseph ID. Meek, Rhoda
Meek, his wife. Elizabeth Hunger
ford, Churchill 1ungerford, her hus-
band, Francis Rhinharr, sometimes
cal ed Francis Meek, and Margaret
A Steel. Defendants.
In the Circuit Court lor Cecil County
in equity No. 1913.
The object OF this decree is to pro-
cure decree OF said Courr for the
sale OF two farms or tracts OF land, sit
mated in Ceci. County, in the State OF
Maryland, whereof Margaret Meek,
late OF said county, died seised and
possessed. ior division OF the pro-
ceeds OF the sale thereof among those
interested therein and for other relief.
The bill states
l, Thai heretofore certain Mar
garet Meek, late OF said County, de.
ceased, was in her lifetime seised and
possessed OF certain real estate, sit
uated in sad County, consisting OF
.'wo certain arms which were devised
unto her by John Meek, late of said
County. deceased, in and by his last
VIII and testament, bearing date on
the goth day OF Novel iber, in the year
1886, and which has been dulv admitted
10 probate by the Orphans Court. for
said county, and is now OF record
among the vii record books OF said
County. in Liber M, No 20, Folio
u &c, the said will being in writing
and duy executed SO as 10 pass real
estate, as will more fully appear by
reference to Exhibit M. NJ. No. l."
flled IN said bill as part thereof
?. hat the said Margaret Meek de-
parted this life, intestate. and seised
| thereo4, March 25th. 1911, leaving sur
wing her no husband, but leaving tine
following as her on.y children and
heirs at law viz, Wilhelmina M Glide
myer, daughter. whose husband is
Henry Gildemyer; Annie c. Boe4rcher,
a daughter, whose husband is Frank c.
boettcher; the ma e plaintin, John H.
Meek, son, whose wife is Annie E.
Meek, the female plaintiff; Mi .hael
Meek. son, whose wife is Tessie
Meek; Joseph d. Meek, son, whose
wife is Rhoda Meek; Elizabeth Hun
serlord, daughter. whose husband is
Churchill Hungerford; and Francis
khinhart, some Zines called Francis
Meek, the only child and heir at law
Of deceased daughter OF the said
Margaret Meek, who died prior to the
death o. her said mother, Margaret
Meek
3. That the said Wi,helmina Glide
nlyer, Henry Gildemyer, her husband,
Annie {. Boettcher, Frank c. Boett-
caer, her husband. Michael Meek, Tes-
sic Meek, his wife, Elizabeth Hunger
ford and Churchill Hungeriord, her
husband, all reside in the State Of
Pennsylvania or elsewhere, beyond the
jurisdiction OF this Court and that the
plaintiffs, and the said Joseph D. Neck
and Rhoda Meek, his wife and Francis
Rhlnhart, sometimes called Francis
Meek, reside in the county OF Cecil
Aforesaid
4, That the said Francis Rhinha T.
sometimes called Francis Meek, is an
in.ant under rwenty-one .ars O, age.
5. That certain Margaret A. Steel,
who resides n Cecil county aforesaid,
claims some lien upon the said real
estate, the nature and amount OF
which is to the plaintiffs unknown
o. That the sad real estate cannon
be divided without loss or injury to
the parties interested therein
The bill prays for the passage OF a
decree for the sale OF the said real
estate that The money arising from the
sale thereof may be divided among the
parties according to their respective
rlghrs and for other and further relief
II is thereupon this 18th day of April,
1911, ordered that the plaintiffs, by
causing copy of this order to be in
serted in some newspaper published in
sa1d county, once in each OF four sue
cess've weeks before the 18th dav OF
! May next, give notice to the said alb
sent defendants o. the objecr and SUBJ
stance OF this bill, warning them to APP
pear in this Court in person or by
solicitor on or before the 18th day OF
June next, to show cause. il any they
have, why decree oughr not to be
passed as prayed
CECIL KIRK, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
CECIL KIRK, Clerk.