Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-01-30
Legal. NOTICE


James Gilliland Mrs. James Gilliland
whose christian name is unknown, wife of
James Gililand, Mrs. James Gilliland !
whose cH!lstlan G name is unknown widow OF
James Glliiand, deceased, Gilliland
wife OF James Gilliland, William Gilliland, |
Mrs. william Gilliland, whose christian name
is unknown wife of William Gilliand, Mrs !
Gilliand whosa christian name is unknown
widow of William Gilliland deceased
Gillland wife of William Gilliland. William
Bement, Mrs. William Bement whose chris
tan name is unknown wife of William
Bement, Mrs. William Bement whose chris
Bement, deceased Bement whose
christian name is unknown wife of William
Bennett whose christian name is unknown
wife OF William Bennet, Mrs William
Bennet' whose christian is unknown
widow OF William Bennet. deceased,
Bennett whose christian name is unknown
wife OF William Bennet; William Gilliland,
Mrs. William Gilliland whose christian name
is unknown, wife of William Gilleland Mrs.
William Gilleiand, whose christian name is
unknown widow OF William Gileland, de-
ceased, GiIloland whose christian
name IS unknown wife of William Gilleland,
William Clmlnson, Mrs. William Ciiminson
whose christian name is unknown wife Of
William Climinson, Mrs. William Climinson
whose christian name is unknown widow Of
William Clulinson. deceased Cli-~:-
son whose christian name is unknown wife
of William Climlnson, whose respective
sidences are unknown to this plaintiff, and
if they be dead and either be dead then his
surviving spouse, the surviving divorced
spouse, children, descendants, heirs, devisces,
legatees, trustees, executors, administrators,
receivers, benefciaries, assignees, creditors
and successors in interest of and to each and
all of the following described persons tn-wit ::
James Gililand, William Gililand, William
Gilleand, William Bement. William Bennet
and William Climnson whose names and
places of residences are unknown to this
plaintiff and his said attorneys, will take
notice that on the 90 day of December, 1919,
Glen VanNortwick fled his petition in the
court of Common Pleas of Fulton County,
| Ohio, being number 8096, against
them and each of them severay praying that
| his title to the premises herein described here
| in to wit being situated in the township OF
Gorham, County of Fulton and State of
! Ohio and described being the north east
quarter of the south east quarter and ten
acres off of the east side of the north west
/ quarter of the south east quarter of section
| eighteen, town nine south, range one east
containing fifty acres of land more less
| that the defendants and each any OF
| them may assert against the same and
that all clouds upon his title be removed
| that said defendants and each and every one
| of them be compelled to set up the claims
or interest if any he has in said premises
and that the defendants and each and every
one of them be perpetually enjoined from
asserting making any claim to said pre-
mises any part thereof, that certain mort
cages held by the defendants William Bement
or Bennett and William Climinson be can
celled and for such other and further relief
as in law and equity he may be entitled
| to. Said defendants and each and every one
of them is required to answer on or before
| the "a day of February 1920, or judgmeIt
will be taken against them as prayed for il
said petition.
Glen VanNortwick, Plaintiff
1916 By Paxson & Garfield, his Attorneys