Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-03-16
ORDER OF PuBLIcaTI0AI

dition to Chevy Chase, MaryIaSnd9 AZ q
In the Circuit Court for Montoon,o.
County, as a Court of Eonitv
No. 4oSs Equity.
The object of this petition !.
secure an order authorizing the not 20
toner to abandon portions of The p st,I
DIVISIONS OF lands known as "Sonuo
MAINS Partition of Chevy Chase
Maryland" and "Sonnemann,s ASS:'
ton to Chevy Chase, Maryland uu'-
Inc petition states that a certoiu
Ottmann Sonnemann, beino an
owner of a tract or parcel of me 'ns
situate in Montgomery County ~ ie ~
State Of Maryland, caused a nom; ;ne
OF the same to be subdivided ;r Vn
lots, blocks, streets and avenues an9
called said subdivision "Sonnanosanu
Partition of Chevy Chase, MarvIsnd ; ;
and filed plats of said suhSin;.;
with the clerk of this Court and , H,;en
the County Surveyor under tba WIN
visions of Chapter No. 500 ~ p ~
Acts of the General Assemble ne
Maryland passed at the Jannar.S OF
sion IN the year eighteen hundred ana
ninety-four, said plat being recor Snd
among the land records of ssid
county in Plat Book No. /. PIat
No. II. rat
That said Ottmann sOnpam.,.
subdivided another portion of sais
land and called it "Sonnemann's 1 aS
dition to Chevy Chase, MarvlaradGn,
and filed plats of said subdivision
accordance with said law ment;ora ~
in Paragraph No. /, said Mat bo;ea
recorded among the land records as
said county in Plat Book No, d., Ot
No. AZ, which said plat also inrIr nLas
the land subdivided by Plat No ~
That said Gilman Sonnemann do
ylsed all Of his real estate to his Wiz
heDecca Sonnemann, in fee simnle
That said Rebecca Sonnemann do
vised all of her real estate To Tbee
dore Sonnemann and Alexander IT
Sonnemann in trust to sell and AZ.
pose of the same and Divided US US
proceeds according to the tern,s "
the will; and that said trnetaas "a
pursuance OF the power Contained in
SAID VIII sold and conveyed to vour
petitioner all of the lands embraced
in both of said subdivisions excent
the lots that said Ottmann Sonne'
mann and Rebecca Sonnemann sold
and conveyed in their lifetime
That said Ottmann Sonnemann and
Rebecca Sonnemann convened Lot
numbered one to Theodore Some.
mann; Lot numbered two to Alice
Essex; West ten feet of Lot mum.
bered three to Alice Essex; East fftv
feet of Lot numbered three to Franz
L. Essex; West twenty feet of Lot
numbered four to Frank T. EsseY.
East forty feet of Lot numbered four
TO Frederick Sonnemann; Lot mum.
oered five to Frederick Sonnemann:
Lot numbered six to Theodore Some.
mann; east one hundred and fourteen
and nlnety-five one-hundredths feet
of Lot numbered seven to Frederick
Sonnemann; West fifty feet of Lot
numbered seven to Frederick Some
mann, all of which said lots and parts
OF lots are situated in the subdivision
called "Sonnemann's Partition of
Chevy Chase" as per said Plat No.
II.
That said Ottmann Sonnemann and
keDecca Sonnemann also conveyed in
their lifetime Lot numbered eight to
John W. Chapel; Lot numbered nine
TO John w. Chapel; Lot numbered
ten to Edward o. Cowling; Lot mum.
bered eleven to Clotilda WiIsoz; lot
numbered twelve to Alex H. Some
mann; Lot numbered thirteen to
Frederick Sonnemann; Lot numbered
fourteen to William Sonnemann; Lot
numbered fifteen to William Some.
mann; Lot numbered sixteen to
Michael A. Mess, all of which said lots
are situated in the subdivision called
"Sonnemann's Addition to Chevy
Chase, Maryland" as per plat No. 49,
That Lots one to seven, both in
elusive, are located in Block Lettered
A as per said Plat No. IT, and the
remainder Of the Lots are in Block
Lettered b as per said Plat No. AZ,
all OF which will fully appear by ref
erence to copy of said Plats filed
with the petition marked Exhibit
That your petitioner is now the
owner of all the land included in both
Of said subdivisions except the por-
tons thereof conveyed by Ottmann
Sonnemann and Rebecca Sonnemann
IN their lifetime, and he desires to
abandon that portion of Primrose
Street laid down on said Exhibit
No. l." and shown by the Matched
areas, and that portion of Streets
marked "a" and "b" on said Plat
No. az and laid down on said
Exhibit No. l" and shown by the
Matched areas, and open in the place
Of the portions of said street to be
closed the streets shown by the tinted
areas on said Exhibit No. L."
| mat no person can be damaged by
the abandonment of said portions Of
SAID streets except the Franklin Ma.
tional Bank and the owners of said
Lots numbered one to seven, both in.
elusive, and the said Franklin Ma.
tional Bank and the trustees under
the deed of trust securing its debt
and the respective owners of all Of
said lots numbered one to seven, in.
elusive, have consented to said aban.
donment of said streets as hereinbe-
fore set forth as will appear by their
No. l."
That the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission will appvre
the proposed change of the Streets
as will appear by reference to the
letter from said Commission to your
petitioner filed with the petition
marked Exhibit No. g."
1t is thereupon this 26th day OF
February, A. D. 1923, by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County, as
Court of Equity, and by the author
lty thereof, ordered that the petit
toner by causing copy Of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper
published in said Montgomery Coun'
ty once in each of three successive
weeks before the 31st day of March
A. ID. 1928, give notice of the SUD,
stance and object of this petition ana
warning any and all persons inter,
ested in the subject matter thereof
to be and appear in this Court on OF
before the 10th day of April A. u.
1928, in person or by solicitor, 70
show cause, if any they have, why az
order or decree should not be passed
as prayed.
EDWARD C. PETER.
Ju1Ua 80 Nba H;,o,,;t Court for