French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-29
NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND PETI-
TON TO SELL LANDS FOR
PARTITION.

State of North Carolina,
Henderson County.
Superior C~Ourt-Before the Clerk.
James Harris and j. M. Hullett, and
wife, Minnie Hullett.
VS..
John Harris, Sara Tranham and hus-
band, John Tranham, Lee Harris,
Sara Suttle, and husband, Leander
SuttIe, Birdie Boyd and husband,
Robert Boyd, Cordie Suttle and hus-
band. Steve Suttle. Rachael CIar-
snce and husband, - Clarence,
Lydia Clarence and husband -,
Clarence, Eta Harris, Emmett Har-
rts. Luther Harris, Arthur Harris,
and the heirs at law of Yates Har-
ris. whose names are unknown.
The defendants above named. to-wit:
ara Tranham and husband, John Tran
ham, Luther Harris and Arthur Har-
ris, and all of the unknown heirs of J.
Harris, children and heirs al law OF
Yates Harris, deceased, will take notice
that a proceeding entitled Is above has
been instituted by the above named pc
%titioners and in which therein a petit
ton has been filed, for the purpose of
selling for partition the lands of which
]. Harris died seized and possessed in
Henderson County as further describ-
ed below. The petition alleges the in
terest of the parties to said proceed
ing to be as follows:
The petitioners: James Harris,
and Minnie Hullett, wife of J.. M. HUI
lett. and the defendants, John Harris.
Sara Tranham, wife Of John Tranham,
and Lurther Harris, are each entitled
to a one seventh undivided interest
therein; the defendants: Lee Harris,
Sara Suttle, wife of Leander Suite,
Birdie Boyd. wife of Robert Boyd, Cor
die Suttle, wife of Steven Suttle. Rach-
ael Clarence. wife of - Clarence,
Lydia Clarence, wife of - Clar-
ence, Eta Harris. and Emmett Harris,
all children of Isaac Harris are alto
gether entitled to an undivided n
seventh interest therein or to a one
fty-sixth undivided interest each; that
the children or other defendants Of
Yates Harris, a deceased brother If J.
Harris, are altogether entitled to a
o~ne-seventh undivided interest therein.
Upon said petition the court made
the following order with respect to the
defendants to which this notice is di-
rected. namely:
ORDER.
It appearing from the verified petit
ton in the above entitled cause that
the petitioners have Instituted this
proceeding to sell for partition the
lands of which j. Harris died seized
and possessed situate in Henderson
County, North Carolina, which said
lands as shown by the petition and
fully described therein consist of -four
seperate tracts, as follows:
FIRST TRACT: Situate in Edney-
vile twnship. known as the land con-
veyed by r. ]. Clarke to said J. Har-
ris and containing about 80 acres.
SECOND TRACT: Situate in Blue
Ridge township, known as the land
conveyed by John Liverett to said J.
Harris, lying on Big Hungry Greek
and containing 10 acres more or less.
THIRD TRACT: Situate in Blue
Ridge township known as the land
conveyed by r. M. Justice to said j.
Harris and containing SO acres more Or
less.
FOURTH TRACT: Situate in Blue
Ridge township. known as the tract
conveyed by G.. w. Justice, Commits
sioner to said j. Harris and contain
ing so acres more or less.
And it further appearing from said
petition that the defendants, Sara
.Tranham, and husband. John Tranham.
Luther Harris and Arthur Harris are
non-residents of the State of North
Carolina and cannot after due diligence
be found within the State, and it furth-
er appearing that the names. ages and
residences of the children of Yates
Harris. a deceased, brother of J. Har-
ris, or the heirs CT such of said chill
dren as may be dead with. the excep-
ton of said Arthur Harris are un-
known to the petitioners and after due
diligence cannot be ascertained by the
petitioners; and it further appearing
that all of said non-residents and all
Of said unku0wn heirs aro nooossarv