The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1927-10-13
Order of Publication.

Rose A. Calvin and Annie R. Connolly,
plaintiffs, VS.. Hugh Carey McMa-
hon, administrator of Thomas A.
Carey, deceased; Edward J. Carey,
Annie Carey, his wife; Adah Carey,
wife of James Carey, deceased; Ra-
chel Carey, Rose A. Calvin, Nancy
Carey, Name Jorden and Clarence
Jorden, her husband; Myrtle Gross
and Charles Gross, her husband;
Lucele Campbell and Edward Camp
bell, her husband; Kathleen Shoe
maker and Leland Shoemaker, her
husband; James F. Keedy and Eliz-
abeth Keedy, his wife; Daniel Nc
Mahon, Joseph M. Mcmahon, Leona
Mcmahon, his wife; Rose Ellen
Wagner and VIM. B. Wagner, her
husband; Mary Jane Mcmahon,
James P. Mcmahon, Henrietta Nc
Mahon, Clara Mcmahon, Marshall
Mcmahon, Hugh C. Mcmahon, Leo
A. Mcmahon, John Keedy, Annie L.
Mckenzie and Thomas Mckenzie,
her husband; and Lenora A. Carey,
Sarah A. Carey, Elmer F. Carey,
Minnie Ethel Carey, Emma V. Car
ey, Walter Franklin Carey, Enid C.
Carey, Georgia l. Carey, infants;
and Ada Carey, Rose E. Opel and
Jacob Opel, her husband; John L.
Carey and Rose Carey, his wife;
Allen l.. Carey, Hazel V. Meese and
George Meese, her husband, adults;
Francis A. Carey and Mervin Odell
Carey, infants; and Mary J. Robin
son and George 0. Robinson, adults,
all neirs at law of the said Thomas
A. Carey, defendants.
No. 2756 Equity. In the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, Maryland.
The object of this suit is to procure
a decree for the sale of certain real
estate situate in Garrett county,
of which Thomas A. Carey
died seized and possessed, and to sub
ject the same to the payment of his
debts due the plaintiffs and his other
creditors, the personal property being
to pay said debts in full,
and for an account taken under direc-
ton of the Court.
The bill states:-
That the said Thomas A. Carey
was in his lifetime indebted unto the
said Rose A. Garvin in the full and
just sum of S31.00 on an open account
for taxes paid him, a statement
thereof filed and marked exhibit A.
and indebted unto the said Annie R.
Connolly in the sum of $324.00 on
judgment with interest from April
10, 1926, and costs $500, shown by
copy thereof marked Exhibit B." and
also unto the plaintiffs, the said Rose
A. Garvin, on judgment, being No.
43 Trials, June Term, 1922, in the
Circuit Court for Garrett County, in
the sum Of $1665.0O, with interest
thereon from June II, 1922, and costs
thereof, $500. A certified copy there
of is filed and made a part of this bill,
and marked exhibit c."
That the said Thomas A. Carey, be-
ing so indebted as aforesaid unto the
plaintiffs and also unto divers other
persons, and having real and personal
estate, departed this life on OF
about the 9Th day of October, 1926, in
testate, and leaving no widow, but
leaving the following heirs at law
him, namely: Edward J.
Carey,a brother, who intermarried
with Annie Carey, both adults and re-
side in the State Of Illinois; James
Carey, a brother, who intermarried
with Ada Carey, both of whom are
adults and reside in said Garrett coun-
ty; Rachel Carey, sister, residing in
Garrett county, and Rose A. Calvin, a
sister, and resides in the State of
Pennsylvania; Nancy Carey, widow
of Jacob Carey, deceased brother,
and the following children Of Jacob
Carey, deceased, namely: Name Jor-
den, who intermarried with Clarence
Jorden, residing in the State of West
Myrtle Gross, who inter-
with Charles Gross, Lucele
Campbell, who intermarried with Ed
ward Campbell, all Of the State of
Virginia; Kathleen Shoemaker, who
with Leland Shoemaker,
and both of the State of West Vir.