Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-12

byterian Church, Emily Tindell,
Edgar V. Crittenden, in his own
right and as Executor of the Will
of Nellie H. C. Taylor, deceased,
Jacqueline Schneider,
Defendants.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
SITTING AS A COURT OF
EQUITY.
No. 7740 Equity.
The object of this suit is to pro-
cure the sale of the real estate of
which Nellie H. C. Taylor died seized
for the purpose of paying legacies,
for the appointment of receivers and
for general relief.
The bill in substance states:
That Nellie H. C. Taylor died in
1888 leaving a Will, which was
probated in the Orphans Court of
Montgomery County, and in said
Will Edgar v. Crittenden was ap-
pointed executor thereof, and quail
fled as such. That in 1884, the said
Edgar V. Crittenden filed in this
Court a bill of complaint for the
purpose of having said will construed
by this Honorable Court, and in said
Equity cause, this Court ordered
that said Edgar v. Crittenden, and
James G. Taylor be appointed trus-
tees to manage the zeal estate of
the said Nellie H. C. Taylor, located
in Montgomery County, Maryland.
That said Edgar v. Crittenden sold
certain personal property for cash,
collected certain debts due to said
estate, and fled his First amended
account in said Court on the 7th
day of August, 1885. That under
the terms of said will, the total
amount of legacies given is the sum
OF $585OO.OO, exclusive of the gifts
made 10y the testatrix in the resi-
duary clause of said will; that ex-
elusive of taxes and administration
expenses and fees. the said executor
paid out in legacies the sum of
$35, 148.37, said sum being dividend
of 60.08258o of the total amount of
said legacies as given by said Tesla
trix IN her said last will; that the
appraised or face value of personal
property uncollected by said executor,
consisting principally of promissory
notes, and stocks and bond, is APP
proximately $9,646.00; that there is
still due and unpaid legacies in the
sum of $25,351.63 under the terms
OF said will; that it is apparent that
the remaining personally in said
estate is totally inadequate to pay
said legacies in full even though all
OF said personal property were col
lected at face value. That the said
Nellie H. c. Taylor died seized and
possessed of certain real estate in
Montgomery County, Maryland, that
consists of two parcels, to wit, first,
premises known as No. 120 Albany
Avenue, .Takoma Park, Maryland,
also described as Part of Lot 81,
Lot 35, and Part of Lot a, Block IA,
Takoma Park L. and T. Subdivision,
appraised by the official appraisers
in No. 2131, Orphans Court, Mont
gomery County, at Ten Thousand
Five Hundred Dollars ($1O,5OO) !;
second, Premises, known as No. 210
Buffalo Avenue, Takoma Park, Mary
land, also described as Part of Lot
A, Block IA, Takoma Park L. and T..
Subdivision, appraised by the said
official appraisers at Six Thousand
Dollars $4,000; that the two par
cells of real estate in Montgomery
County are in great need of repairs.
That plaintiffs are informed that
said real estate in Montgomery
County must be sold in order to
satisfy the said legacies above de-
scribed. That the legatees and de-
visees named in the said last Will
and Testament of the said Nellie H.
@. Taylor with their places of resi-
dence are as follows: Marian l..
Crittenden, Edgar v. Crittenden and
James G. Taylor, all of whom reside
in Montgomery County, Maryland,
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church,
a Corporation, domiciled in Mont
gomery County, Maryland, Marian G.
Drew, Elizabeth M. Copying, Edward
Coping, infant, Taylor Coping,
infant, all of whom reside in the
District of Columbia and are non-
residents of the State of Maryland
Nellie V. Whitaker and Emily Tin
dell, (step-child of James G. Taylor)
both of whom reside in the State OF
Indiana and are non-residents of the
State of Maryland, Grace True who
!. resides in the State of Florida and
u is nonresident of the State OF
Maryland, Ida C.. Frost and Mildred
Frost, both of whom reside in the
State of Michigan and are non-resi.
!. dents of the State of Maryland, Mar
garet C. Schneider, Barbara Schneid-
er, infant, Patricia Schneider, infant
; Jacqueline Schneider, infant and
Joan Schneider, infant, all of whom
are residents of the State of Indians
and are non-residents of the State
of Maryland, the Presbyterian Home
of the District of Columbia, other.
wise called the Presbyterian Home
for old Ladies, a Corporation, organ
lied under the laws of the District
of Columbia and domiciled thereir
and which is a nonresident of tht
State of Maryland, Doris Drew ant
Murray Drew, infant, both of whom
reside in the State of California ant
are non-residents of the State d
Maryland, Murray G. Taylor, Muir
ray Taylor, infant, Sue Ellen Taylor
infant, all of whom reside in ths
State of Delaware and are non-resi
dents of the State Of Maryland.
The bill then draws for the sol,