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

ginia, and all nieces of the said
Thomas A. Carey and daughters of
the said Jacob Carey, a deceased
brother of said Thomas A. Carey;
James F. Keedy, a nephew of said
Thomas A. Carey and a son of Mary
j. Carey, a deceased sister, who inter-
married with James F. Keedy, and re-
sides in the State of West Virginia;
and the following children of Lydia
Mcmahon, a deceased sister of the
said Thomas A. Carey, and nephews
and nieces Of the said Thomas A. Car
ey, namely: Daniel P. Mcmahon, JOS
eph Mcmahon, who married Leona
Mcmahon, and all reside in the State
of Pennsylvania; Rose Ellen Wagner,
who married William B. Wagner, who
both reside in the State of Pennsylva-
MIA; Mary Jane Mcmahon, residing in
Garrett county; James P. Mcmahon,
who married Henrietta Mcmahon, and
reside in the State of Michigan; Clara
Mem ahon, Marshall Mcmahon, Hugh
C. Mcmahon, Lee A. Mcmahon, all Of
Garrett county, and John Keedy, hus-
band of Mary Carey, deceased
whose residence is unknown, but is a
nonresident of this State. All of the
said defendants are adults.
That administration of all and sin
gular the personal estate of the said
Thomas A. Carey has been granted by
the Orphans Court for Garrett county
to one Hugh Carey Mcmahon, of said
county, who by virtue thereof has
possessed himself of the personal
estate of the said Thomas A. Carey
and has sold the same; copy of said
letters of administration granted on
said estate of said Thomas A. Carey
filed as a part hereof, marked eek
hibit D."
That the plaintiffs are informed and
aver that said personal estate is not
sufficient to discharge all the just
debts due and owing by said intestate,
Thomas A. Carey, at the time of his
death; that they are advised the same,
now in the hands of the said Hugh
Carey Mcmahon, ought to be applied
to the payment of the claims of the
plaintiffs and other creditors of the
said Thomas A. Carey so far as the
same will extend, and that any def
cheney in said personal estate ought
to be supplied by a sale of all, or such
part as may be necessary, # the real
estate of the aforesaid debtor.
That the said Thomas A. Carey, was
at the time of his death seized and
possessed of a parcel of land situate
in said Garrett county and known as
Military Lot No. 598, containing so
acres, and also of an undivided one
third interest in and to Military Lots
Nos. 656, 657 and part of Lot No. 655,
containing ten acres on the south side
of said lot from a division line rum
ming east and west, and a part of Lot
No. 654, being the land lying between
Lot No. 657 on the south and the land
of James Carey on the north side, the
said interest being the same which
was devised to said Thomas Carey by
the last will and testament of Daniel
Carey, probated and recorded in the
Orphans Court for Garrett county.
The Bill prays:-
That an account may be taken I'M
der direction of this Court of the said
debts, so as aforesaid due to the plain
tiffs, and all other debts which were
owing by said intestate at the time of
his death, and which still remain I'M
paid; and also of the personal estate
etllu ellCCIS VI blt SdIu lIlSoldG6 It.
ceived by or for the use of the said
administrator aforesaid.
That the said personal estate may
be applied in due course Of adminstra-
ton, in payment of the debts of the
said intestate due the plaintiffs and
all other creditors who may come in
and contribute to the expenses of this
suit.
That the said real estate of the said
Thomas A. Carey, deceased, or so
much thereof as may be necessary for
ment of so much. of the aforesaid
debts as may remain unsatisfied by
the application of the personal es-
tate as aforesaid, and general relief
writ of subpoena against resident de-
PENDANT and order of publication
against nonresident defendants.
That after the filing of said bill, the
said defendant, James Carey, one of
the defendants in said cause, departed
this life on the 10th day of June,
1927, leaving as his heirs at law: Rose
E. Opel, daughter who intermarred
with Jacob Opel; John L. Carey, a son
who married Rose Carey; Allen Car
ey, son; Hazel V. Meese, daughter,
Who intermarried with George Meese,
residing in Garrett county; Mary J.
Robinson, a daughter, who intermar-
ried with George o. Robinson, all
adults and residing in Allegany coun-
ty, Maryland; Francis A. Carey, a
grandson, and Mervin Odell Carey, a
grandson, and both children of Mervin
A. Carey, deceased son of James
Carey, both infants, and reside in
Garrett county; Annie L. Mckenzie, a
daughter, who intermarried with
Thomas Mckenzie, both non-residents
and reside in the State of West Vir-
ginia, and the following grandchildren
of said James Carey, and children of
Grover F. Carey, a deceased son,
namely: Lenora A. Carey, Sarah A.
Carey, Elmer F. Carey, Minnie E.
Carey, Emma V. Carey, Walter F.
Carey, Enid C. Carey and Geor-
gia I. Carey, and all infants
under the age of twenty-one
years, and are non-residents of this
State and reside in the State of Tex
as, and Ada Carey, widow of said
James Carey, who resides in Garrett
county, all of whom as such heirs at
law of the said James Carey, de-
ceased, and also heirs at law of the
said Thomas Carey, deceased.
That upon order Of Court passed in
the above cause the said heirs of
James Carey were made parties de-
fendant; that an order of publication