The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1917-03-30
In the Circuit Court for Prince
Georges CoGnty, Maryland,
No. 1874 Equity


TIME object of this suit is to obtain a
L decree for the sale, for the purpose
Of partition, OF Il house and lot near the
village Of Forcstyille, in Prince George
County, Maryland; said property being
more particularly describadin q certain
deed fled with the bill of complaint
and marked "Complainants Exhibit No.
l."
The bill in substance states that
Frank Pceschl died intestate in said
County and State during the year 1916
seized and possessed at the time of his
death of the said house and lot above
mentioned: that he left no wife or chill
dren surviving him but leaving as his
next of skin and heirs at law the above
entitled parties to this suit.
Annie Gibbs, the complainant, whose
husband is Emanuel Gibbs is sister of
the dCcedent, Frank Poeschl; Josephene
Sommer, whose husband is William
Sommcr, is q sister of the decedent;
Carl POesChl whose wife is Antonio
Poeschl, is brother of the decedent;
Mary H0yle, whose husband is Harry
H0yle, Annie Andrews, whose husband
is William Andrews, Cam LA Oerlv,
whose husband is Il. Oertley are chill
dren and, only heirs at law of William
Poeschi, the brother of the decedent,
Frank Poeschl, The said William
POcsChl having predeceased the said
Frank Poeschl, and departed this life
ntesl ATE.
Frank Poeschl, unmarried, Rudolph
Poesch'. whose wife is Antonio Poescbl,
Annie Kcmpiuger, whose husband is
Kemringer, Teresa Poescbl, unmarried,
and RUPERT PCeschl, unmarried ale
children and only heirs at law of Alex-
ander P0esChl,' a brother of the de-
cedent, Frank Poeschl, and who de-
parted this life, interstate, prior TO the
death Of the said Frank Poeschl.
Annie Roeb; |. unmarried, is the daught-
er and only heir at law OF Mary Roebel,
a sister of the said Frank P0esch, ana
who departed his life intestate, prior
to the death of The said Frank Poeschl.
That the said real estate is not suscep-
THE Of PARTITION in kind without loss
and injury to the parties interested
therein and that it would be to the ad-
vantage of them all, both plaintiffs and
defendants, to have said property sold
ard the proceeds of said sale, after the
payment of costs and expenses, divided
among the parties entitled according to
their respective interests therein.
The complainants, Annie Gibbs and
Emanuel Gibbs as well as the defendants
Josephene Sommer and William Sommer
ars residents OF Prince Georges County,
Maryland. Annie Roebel resides in
Baltimore. Maryland. Gail Poeschl
and Antonio Poescbl reside in the Aus
TRAN Empira, the exact location un-
kn, wn. Mary Hoyle, Harry Hoyle,
Annie Andrews, William Andrews, Ca
milla Oertlcy and 4 Oertley reside in
the District of Columbia. Rudolph
Poeech}, Antonio Poeschl, ANNE KEN
pinger,----Kompinger, Teresa Poes-
Chi, Frank Poeschl and Rupert Poes-
Chi reside in the State of Wisconsin.
That all the parties, both complain
ants and defendants, are of lawful age
except Annie R0ebel and Rupert
POeschl who are infants under the age
| of twenty one.
The bill prays for decree for sale
and distribution as aforesaid and for
general relief
1t is therefore on this 1st day of March
1917 ordered by the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County, in Equity that
| the complainants, by causing a copy of
this order to be inserted in some week
ly newspaper published in Prince Geo
rges County, Maryland, once week
| Ill each OF tour successive weeks before
the 2nd day of April, 1917, give notice
| to the absent defendants Carl Poeschl
aud Antonio Poeschl, his wife; Mary
Hoyle and Harry Hoyle, her husband;
| Annie Andrews and William Andrews,
her husband; Camilla Oertley and z.
Oertley, her husband; Rudolph Poeschl
| and Antonio Poeschl, his wife; Annie
Kempiuger pinger, her
| husband; Teresa Poescbl and Rupert
Poeschl, infant and Annie Roebel in
FAINT, of the object and substance Of the
bill of complaint, warning them and
each of them to be and appear in this
Court on or before the Goth day of April
1917, to show cause if any, be, she or
they may have why decree should not
be passed as prayed
SUMMERFIELD D. HALL, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges
County.
True Copy; Test
Mar 1917. s. D. Hall, Clerk.