The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-10-19
No. 1866 Equity

No. 1866 Equity
'I,HE object of this suit is to secure
L the sale for the purpose OF parti-
ton of the land of which the late
Bridget Donohue. a widow, died seized
and possessed, on or about the----
day of March, 1918, situate in Kent Dis
trict, Prince Georges County, Mary
land, and more particularly described
in deed from Joseph K. Roberts, Jr.,
trustee, to Francis Dnnohue. dated the
22nd day OF May, 1878, and recorded in
Liber H. B NJ Ii at fcIo 1877, one CT
the land records of SAID County, which
real estate was devised by said Francis
Donohue to Bridget Donohue by his
last will, recorded in Liber, w. A. ii.
No. / at f,liN 504, Of the office of the
Register of Wills of said County. Said
tract of lind contains
lO1 ACRES, More or Less;
that said land is incumbered Of record
by a mortgage for $3.50 now held by
the defendant Edward E. Perkins
which mortgage has been paid but not
released of record; that said land is also
incumbered by mortgage Tor $3.50. w
now held by the defendant, Edward 4.
Perkins, dated the 18th day of JANUARY,
1916. payabe three years after date and
recorded in Lib4r l02 at folio l45 OF the
lend records OF Prince Georges County;
that the folJwing persons are the only
heirs at law and next of kin OF said
Bridget Donohue, all being of legal age
except Dorothy Currie,.. w h. is an infant
under the aye of q years; that Is 20
say, Annie VI. Benne and Dor"hy
CuIrie, infant, residing at, 10 VA, lo3
Edgewood Avenue, New Haven. Con-
necticut, and Francis Donohue, resid.
ing at, to wit, 1885 East 63rd Street,
Cleveland, Ohio, defendants, and the
plaintiff, James j. Donohue, residing
at, TO wit, 622 Eye Street, N. w., in the
City of Washington, District OF Colun-
bia; that by her last will and testament
said Bridget Donohue bequeathed $l.OO
each to her son, Francis Donohue and
her daughter, Annie M. Bennett and
500 to her gran dchld, Dorothy Cur RE
and devised and bequeathed all the rest
and residue of her real and personal
estate to her daughter, Daisy Currie
and her son, James j. Donohue. That
Daisy Currie departed this life in the
wear 1917. a widow, and leaving as her
only heir at law and next Of kin her
daughter, the defendant Dorothy
Currie, infant; that under the last will
and testament of Bridget Don ohue, de-
ceased, the plaintiff, James }: Donohue
and the defendant. Dorothy Currie, in
FAINT. are seized and possessed. as ten
ants in common, of all the real estate
of which said Bridget Donohue died
seized and possessed.
The bill of complaint asks for the
sale and partition of the proceeds OF
said property; the appointment OF 8
trustee. or trustees to make such SALE
free and clear of membranes; the re-
lease of the mortgage for $3.50 on sale
property; the payment of the mortgage
for $3.50 on said property out OF thu
proceeds of sale; the division Of th'
proceeds among the parties entitled
thereto, after the payment OF all JUS
costs and expenses and claims agslns
the estate of Bridget Donohue; notice
to creditors of the said Bridget Dono
hue to file their claims; for approval o
the settlement of the Equity Cause Nc