Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-12-09
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Margaret NJ. Burton. life tenant; Mary E.
Hearn and Arthur c. Hearn. her hus-
band; Keturah B. Marion and Clyde R.
Marion, her husband, plaintiffs.
VS..
Walter 7. Burton and Edna Burton, his
wife; Sarah E. Krusen and Henry E.
Krusen, her husband Marcellaine Beall
and Nathan F. Beall, her husband !;
Waters B, CLANCY and Catherine Clancy,
his wife; Bessie V. Carr and Robert H.
Carr her husband; Annie Burnett and
Robert Burnett, her husband Robert
Aitcheson, widower; Richard Aitcheson
and Elsie Aitcheson. his wife William
Aitcheson and Marian Aitcheson, his
wife; Ethel M. Gregory and Frank Gre
gerry. her husband Richard Alfred Bur-
ton and Nettie Burton. his wife Jose
phine Burton, unmarried; Katherine
Burton, unmarried; Florence j. Crawford
Burton, widow; Elsie M. Webster, widow !:
Harry 7. Burton and - Burton. his
wife Gladys Kemp and - Kemp. her
husband; Agnes Burton. an infant :;
Carolyn Burton. an. infant; Edna Bur-
ton. an infant, and Richard A. Burton.
an infant. defendants.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
as Court of Equity No. $3.50 EQUITY
The object of this suit is to procure n
decree for the sale of certain nronertv
lying partly in Montgomery county and
partly In Prince Georges county in this
State. containing one hundred and ffty-
three and five-sixteenths acres, more or
less. OF which the late Isaac Burton. Junior
deceased. died seized and possessed.
The Bill states. in substance. that Isaac
Burton. Junior, departed this life some
time in the year A. d. 1894, leaving a
last viii and testament. dated the tenth
day OF September, A. D. 1886, and duly
admitted to probate on the 18th day Of
May. A. ID. 1894, and recorded in the Office
OF the Register of Wills of this county q
certified copy thereof being filed with the
Dill oil complaint. By said will the said Isaac
Burton, Junior, devised his farm 10 his
wlie, margaret M. Burton. during her natural
ne, except TOUR acres, which he left TO
john Douolln, and at the death of the said
Margaret NJ Burton the above described
real estate to her three children. Mary F
keturah B. and Lucy D. Burton. should
they or either of them survive her, and
should his wife. the said Margaret M. Bur
ton, survive her three children al her death
the aforesaid land is to be equally divided
to his legal heirs. The said Isaac Burton.
Junior. also devised the store pronertv
containing "a acres of land situate in
burtonsville in the same way and upon the
same conditions.
That the said Mary E. Hearn intermarried
with Arthur C. Hearn, her husband. and
the said keturah B. Marion intermarried
with Clyde r. Marion, her husband. and
that the said Lucy D. Burton departed this
life many years ago, unmarried, intestate
and without issue.
The bill further states that the LEGAL
heirs of the said Isaac Burton. Junior. be-
sides the aforesaid children of Margaret
NJ. Burton are as follows, viz: Walter T
Burton and Edna Burton, his wife Sarah
Z. krusen and Henry E. Krusen, her hus-
band; Marcellaine Beall and Nathan F.
beall, her husband, and Robert Aitcheson,
a widower. all residing in MONTGOMERY
county, Maryland; Richard Aitcheson and
Elsie Altcheson, his wife. residing in How
ard county William Aitcheson and Marian
Aitcheson, his wife, residing in Prince
Georges county, Maryland Waters B.
Chaney and Catharine CLANCY, his wife.
are residents OF New York City and nom
residents OF this State; Ethel M. Gregory and
FRANK Gregory, her husband, are residents
OF Alexandria county, in the State of Vir-
einla, and nOn-residents of this State
Sarah Z. krusen and Henry E. Krusen. her
husband; Annie Burnett and Robert Bnr-
nett her husband; Richard Alfred Burton
and Nettie Burton. his wife; Josephine
Burton, unmarried; katherine Burton. un-
married; Florence j. c. Burton. a widow
Elsie M. Webster, widow: Harry T. Bur.
ton and - Burton. his wife; GLADYS
hemp and - Kemp. her husband; Az.
mes Burton. an infant Carolyn Burton. an
infant; Edna Bueton. an inland, and
kichard A. Burton, an infant, are all resi-.
dents of the District of Columbia and non.
residents Of the State of Maryland.
That the said farm or tract of land has
been IN the possession of the said Isaac
Burton, Junior, and his widow. the said
Margaret M. Burton. for more than twenty
years, and such possession has been I'M
interrupted. continuous. adverse. hostile
ana open. notorious and exclusive.
mat the said farm is under rent 20 a
tenant and is fast depreciating in value
year by year on account Of such renting
Ihe buildings are rapidly falling into de.
cay and all of them need repairs. which
the said Margaret NJ Burton, the life-ten-
ant. is unable to make for lack of money
so TO do.
mat the income from said farm barely
produces enough income TO nav taxes and
insurance and leaves very little for the
hfe-tenant for her maintenance and sun.
port and that it would be TO the adyan-
taee OF all the owners of said property that
the farm be sold and the proceeds be in
vested IN some income producing security
or securities whereby said life-tenant NAV
receive some income during the few re.
naming years she may have to live
Inc DILL prays for sale of the lands and
the appointment Of trustee or trustees to
fe-lnvest the money in other securities and
for general relief.
nls therenpon this 9th day of Octo
Der, A. d. 1921. ordered by the Circui,
court for Montgomery county. in EQUITY
mat the plaintiffs, by causing a copy Of
this to be inserted in some newspapeI
J pnollshed in said Montgomery county, once
each OF four successive weeks before the
Srd day Of December. 1921. give notice &c
the said absent defendants of the object and
substance of this bill. warning them, and
each Of them. to appear in this Court in
person. or by solicitor. on or before the
zuth day OF December next. to show cause
II any they have. why a decree ought moi
TO be passed as prayed.
PRESTON B. RAY. Clerk
Circuit Court for MONTGOMERY county.