Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-02-14
by PeterJ. Zumalt to JIG Spence,

Oy teteTJ .LuUnalt W J.S ,SVeuCe,
since deceased, to secure the
payment OF a certain promissory
note in said mortgage deed des
cribed in the sum of two hun
dred (aOO dollars, which said
mortgage deed is of record in
the Office Of the recorder ofdeedS,
within and for the county and
state aforesaid, in mortgage
record book l., Mt page 8; the
other, a deed Of trust, dated on
the 18th day of August, 1898,
wherein Peter J Zumalt and wife
convey to Gilbert J. Roote, trus
tee for J. c. Spence, the real
property aforesaid, to secure the
payment of a certain promiSsory
note in said deed of trust des
cribed in the sum of three hun
dred $500 dollars, which said
deed of trust ia on file and of
record in the Office of the record.
er of deeds, within and for the
said County OF Wright and state
aforesaid, in mortgage book J ut
page 374.
That I'M. Copley, If living, but
if not then The unknown consort,
heirs, d%evisees, donees. alieneeS,
immediate, mesne or remote, vol,
untary or involuntary grantee 5 of
the said j. NJ Copley, deceased.
have or might claim to have some
estate, title or interest in the a
bove described real estate by rea
son of a certain mortgage deed,
dated on the first day of Februa
ry, 1897, made by one John Will.
ans to John T. Pope and j. NJ.
Copley, to secure the payment of
one hundred 400 dollars, as by
his certain promissory note in
said mortgage deed described;
that said mortgage deed is of
record in mortgage book G, at
page 9, which said last mortgage
is long since been paid off and
discharged as appears upon the
margin of the record but not in
the exact statutory form.
Plaintiff further stltes that
the estate of the said j.. G..
Spence, deceased, has long since
been settled in the probate court
of Wright County, Missouri, and
that said two promissory notes
were not made a part of the as
sets of said estate by inventory
and appraisement, or in any 9th
err manner considered by the
administration of said estate;
that by reason of the long lapse
of time since the execution of
said promissory notes and the
settlement of said estate plaintiff
verify believes that said notes
we're paid off and discharged dur
ing the life time of the said j. G..
Spence, deceased, but by mis-.
take or oversight the records
thereof were not satisfied at the
time.
Whereupon, it is ordered by
the clerk in vacation that said
defendants hereinbefore named
and described be notified by
publication that the plaintiff has
commenced an action against
them in this court, the obiectand
general nature of which is to de.
termine and quiet the title in the
plaintiff to said above described
real property and to have the
court to ascertain and determine
the estate, title and interest of
the defendants, or each of them,
respectively, to said real proper
ty and by it's Judgment, order
and decree. declare said promis.
sorry notes and mortgages and
deeds of trust set forth as fully
paid off and discharged and that
the liens against laid property,
by reason thereof, be declared
void and for naught held, and
that the said unknown heirs,
devisees, donees, alienees, imme-
mesne or remote, voluntary
or involuntary grantees of the
said j. G. Spence, deceased, de-
fendants. be forever barred from
having or claiming to have any
estate, title or interest in said
premises and for all proper re-.
lief as to the court may seem
just.
You are therefore and hereby