Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-12-25
Joshua Taylor, Plaintiff.
VS..
Edward Taylor. ct. al, Defendants.


This object of this Bill is to procure
a decree fnr the sale of the real estate,
mentioned in these proceedings, OF
which John J. TAYLOR died sized and
possessed, situated Ia the Third Eiec-
tion District of Charles county, Mary
land, and that the proceeds arising from
said sale be divided among the several
hers at law Of the said John J Taylor
according to their several interests.
The bill states in substance that John
J. Taylor, laie II Charles county, de-
ceased. was In his life time and at the
time Of his death seized and possessed
Of A certain tract, piece, part or parcel
Vt land and premises situated in the
Third Election District of Charles
county. Maryland, aud known as auo
called part Of "Blue Piainsv which
saidila 4 prtmiseswas conveyed to he
said john Taylor by deed dated the
3rd day o. Nav, in the year 1910 by
4 re N. Henderson end OF ers, which
sad deed is recorded ia Liber Il. G. G..
Number y, folio ~, one OF the land re-
cords Of CHARLES county, Maryland
The bill iurthrr states that being so
seized aud possessed the said john j..
Tsylor departed this life sometime dur
ing the year 1910, iniestate, leaving no
widow surviving him and leaving the
ioilowing children, his next Of kin and
nsirs at law, viz, Edward Taylor. un
M rried. Robert Taylor, who interrnar-
rIe,i with Gertrude Stewart. Obidiah
Taylor, who intermsrried with Daisy
Thomas, and that the said Obidiah
Taylor has since departed this life
aying surviving hun his wife Daisy
Taylor and two children Ollie Taylor
and Mary K. Taylor. both Of whom are
minors under the age Of twenty-one
years Zephanish Taylor, who inter.
married with Mary Warren, Esther
Taylor, unmarried, Rose Taylor, aud
tile said Joshua Taylor, the plaintiff in
the above entitled cause.
9 be bill further states that the said
Defendants, Edward Taylor, Zrphaniah
Taylor, Mary Taylor and Rose Taylor,
are non-residents Of this State; that the
Sal Edward Taylor. residss In th,
St te of New York; that Z-phaniat
Taylor and Mary Taylor reside In tn
State Of Pennsylv mia. and that Ross
Taylor resides in w Arlington City. il
tbs District Of Columbia; and r hit Tay
Tor whose whereabouts is unknown ant
IL not beng known as to whether he Is
a uen-realdent or not upon the lie url
Of the summon notifying him OF the sui
two non est appeared the Court Tderet
that lie be notified by ar Ordrr of Put
lseetion.
Tie bill further states that the sait
tract pi' ce, part or parcel Of lans
and premises cannot be divided be
tween your Orator aud the said heir
at law Of the said Johu J. Taylor with
ont material loss and injury to all ths
parties interested there a; and it il
nece ssary that the SAID tract Of land b.
so q the proceeds of sale distribut-
I'd to the parti in interest under th'
direct u IT this Honorable Court; an,
the Plaintiff asks for such other ant
furthr relief. as his case may require
1t is thereupon, this 3rd day 0
December, 1914, ordered by the Circui
Court for Charles county, Maryland
sitting in Equity, that the Plaintiff
| by causing a copy OF this orde
to e. inserted in some news
paper, published in Charles county
Maryland, once week for four sue
cessive.weeks, before the 4th day Of Jan
uary, 1915, give notice to the said non
resident defendants, Of the object ant
substance of this suit, warning then
to be and appear in this Court il
person or by solicitor, on or before th'
10th day OF January, in the year 1915
to show cause if any they have, WIN
decree ought not to be passed al
prayed.
HARRY G. CHAPPELEAR,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Charlie
County.
True copy, Test
II. G. cHAPPELEAR. Clerk.