The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-04-14
|Order Of Publication
no. 1872 EQUITY.

s.. in Equity
r stoner. executor and trustee
81 uonry A. Little, deceased, Plain
- VS. Joseph V. Little and others,
8eiendants.
= cbiect of this writ is to procure
e.ee for the assumption of jur-
,;on by the Circuit Court for Car
Il C,nntv. in Equity, of the admins
N of the estate of Henry A. Little,
asad and of the trust created by
wiII. and of the property in the
Is ~ the said John T. Stoner as
Z executor and trustee under the
! Of said Henry A. Little, deceased,
s If the distribution and delivery
aid property among the brothers
j listers of the said Henry A. Little,
q ,beir personal representatives,
otber the unknown brothers anG
rs of said Henry V. Little, de-
Iod. and other the several and re-
ttive unknown issue, spouses, eX-
ors and administrators of the
4 brothers and sisters of said Hen
a Little: and to have the true
hing of the will of the said Henry
4 title. deceased, ascertained and
Barred. ga.
H. hill states that Henry A. Little
j tostate. and his will was admitted
brobate the the Orphans Court OF
.sBerick County on December 9Th,
Il and John r. Stoner, who resides
'rgrroll County, in the State of
'SrIand. was appointed the executor
s trustee under said will, and duly
s5ed qualified and acted as such
sentor and stated his final account
knch executor in the Orphans
IN of Frederick County on March
u, 1918.
MAJ the will of the said Henry A.
atlc after providing for the payment
'lis debts, funeral charges and cost
4 ADMINISTRATION on his estate, gave
q residue to said John T. Stoner in
N for the benefit of the wife of
s. testator. Lydia r. Little, for life;
81 that the true amount of the cor
i of said trust estate coming into
il hands of the said John T. StOner
Il trustee was S13,639.S5, of which
"A was accrued income payable,
thereafter paid, to said life ten
Il and the remaining $12,69S.51 was
principal; and that on this prin-
. thn rnnniUnH
I'm to the death of Lydia r. Little,
sluding said sgl1.34, was $2577.96;
a the income since her death is
R6l6. making $307412 in all, of
aich all save $496.16 was paid to
8Fa r. Little during her life.
That since the death of the life ten
ii John T. StOner, trustee, has con-
@ted all his securities into money,
ID made a gain thereby of $416.5U,
a transferred to Viola b. Stoner
"a shares Of stock in the Farmers
hchange OF Union Bridge bequeathec
d her, leaving S13,065.01 of principal
ID 1866 of income in his hands
81 distribution; and this fund is dis
dbutabe under the will of testator,
Her Request of $f00 or Trustee OF
b Church of the Brethren New Side
Il Beaver Dam, Frederick County, to
IA living brothers and sisters of tes-
Dor Of the whole blood, share and
sApre alike, and in the event of the
9sath OF any brother or sister before
station leaving any child or children
Mryirng, then such share of such
Other or sister to go to such child
81 children as if said brother or sis
II were living at the death of tesla
Ehat the said John T. Stoner, trus-
n has made diligent inquiry and
#eStlgation, and he finds that at the
lNth OF the testator the following
Apthers and a sister survived him:
eSeph '. Little, Frank l.. Little, Will
N Little, Thomas Little, all non
Edents Of Maryland and living III
fhnSylyania, and Annie Kolb, a non
fident OF the State of Maryland, and
ing IN West Virginia; and all Of
~ I'VE being now living and adults;
y Edward Little, a brother of testa-
n VINO died since the testator S
PAN but before the death of Lydia
Lutte; and G. +. Little, a brother
IeStator, who died since the testator
before said Lydia r. Little. All OF
VI brothers and sisters were of the
pole blood.
mat said Edward Little died leav-
i surviving him and now living the
lowing children: Henry Little, Mark
le' Martina Breth, Minnie Heller,
| ,non-residents of Maryland, living
vest Virginia, and Paul NJ. Little, a
Ih-resldent of Maryland, living in
FahSyNania; but said trustee can
say II Edward Little died testate
lntestate; whether or not he was
p''Ned by a widow; whether or not
administration was had on his
I'Ve' or whether or not he has any
'I n issue than that given.
nat said c. Z. Little died leaving
P'Nlng him a widow, Harriet NJ. Lit
nonresident of Maryland, living
pennsylvania, and the following
Heh: kaylor Little and Raymond
E0Ie' both non-residents of Maryland
'as IN Pennsylvania; that C. Z. Lit
u'eu teState, and letters C. t. a. have
:" granted to said Harriet NJ. Liz.
= VINO claims and demands the in.
.eSI OF her husband, but the con.
nus OF said will of C. E. Little are
4 ~ to said trustee, and he doe:
y. ~, know whether or not said c. Il
,.!Ie has any other issue now sur
ms nor does he know who are tine
-, and legatees under thu
III 1, OF said c. E. Little.
mat the said John T. Stoner, trus
s.. g. mas set out in said bill all his in
. Md'lon and knowledge and all per
,nS known to him to have anV DOS