Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-03-22

The object of this suit Is to obtain q
decree for the sale Of land of which Alice
e. Stottlemeyer, late of said county and
State, died seized and possessed, for the
purpose Of paying the claim of your orator
and the just debts OF all other creditors
who will come In and contribute to the
expenses of this suit
That the said Alice c. Stottlemeyer was
in her lifetime indebted unto the German
town Bank in the full and just sum of
seven hundred ($700.00) dollars. with in :
terest from November S. 1925. together
with five per cent commission as attor-
ney's fees, as will fully appear by reference
to the promissory note made by the defend
ants, Martin L. StOttlemeyer. Alice c. StOt-
tlemeyer and Charles E. King. payable to
the Germantown Bank on demand, dated
November 3. 1925; that there has been
paid on said note since said date all in
terest to November 8, 1928. and on account
of the principal there has been paid the
sum OF Sal, as Of July II. 1928: that the
said Alice G. Stottlemeyer was further in
debted unto your orator in the additional
sum Of seven hundred ($700.00) dollars.
with interest thereon from November ).
1925, as shown by certain promiss0ry
note made by the defendants, Martin l..
Stottlemeyer and Alice c. Stottlemeyer and
payable to the order of Charles h. King,
and that the said Charles +. King endorsed
said note TO your orator. the same being
payable on demand. dated November 3,
1925, which contains provision for pay
ment OF five per cent. commission thereon
as attorneys fees; that the interest on
said note has been paid to November ).
1925, and there appears to have been paid
on account of the principal $3l on May IL.
1925 that the said Alice G. StOttlemeyer
being 50 indebted unto your orator and
divers other persons and owning real estate
in said Montgomery County, departed this
life on or about the 9th day Of February,
in the year 1925, intestate, leaving sur
viving her as her only heirs-at-law and
next OF kin, her husband, the defendant.
Martin l.. Stottlemeyer. and five children,
namely: Nellie StOttlemeyer, Grayson Stot-
tlemeyer. Martin L. Stottlemeyer, Jr., Lin
den StOttlemeyer and Roland StOttlemeyer.
all OF whom are over the age Of twenty
one years except Linden Stottlemeyer and
Roland Stottlemeyer who are under the age
of twenty zone years, and all of whom reside
In said Montgomery County except the de-
PENDANT. Nellie Stottlemeyer. who is a resi-
dent of Washington City, District Of Column
bia Martin l. Stottlemeyer, Jr.. who Is
president of the State of Maryland and
whose residence Is unknown, and Roland
Stottlemeyer, whose residence is Washing
ton City, in the District Of Columbia: that
no administration has been granted on the
estate of said Alice c. StOttlemeyer; that
the personal estate Of said Alice c. St0ttle
meyer Is not sun lent To discharg heI
debts; that the sab real estate OF whicf
the said deceased died seized and pos
sessed, or so much thereof as may b.
necessary. ought to be sold to pay tn
debts Of your orator and all other JUS
creditors
The bill then prays that the said rea
estate. or enough thereof as may be nee
essary. be sold for the payment Of you
orators claim and the claims Of all Othe
just creditors, and for general relief.
| 1t is thereupon this 18th day Of March
A. d. 1929, ordered by the Circuit Cour
for Montgomery County. as a Court
Equity. that the plaintiff by causing a cop
of this order to be published In some news
paper published in Montgomery Count
once In each OF four successive week
before the 18th day Of April. A. d, 1925
giving notice to the said absent and non
resident defendants. Nellie Stottlemeye
Martin L. Stottlemeyer, Jr., adults an
Roland Stottlemeyer, infant, OF the objeC
and substance of its bill. warning them
be and appear 10 this Court in person {
by solicitor on or before the 4th day {
May, A. D. 1929. to show causs, II an
they have. why a decree ought not b
passed as prayed.
PRESTON B. RAY, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county
True cOpy-Test:
PRESTON b. RAY.
mar l5-td Clerk.