Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-13

Noah F. Weaver is appointed execu-
tor without bond. Appraisers are
Bert Petit, Elmer Miller and Davis
Scott.
Inventory is approved in the es
tate of Amy B. Gray, deceased,
which shows appraisal of assets to
be $8,277.30, of which $2.350 is
personal; $202.30, moneys; $1,075.
stocks and securities, and $4,650,
real estate.
Inventory and appraisement is
filed in the estate of Lulu White,
deceased. Total appraisement is
S2,063.39, of which $50 is per-
sonal; s317.24 moneys; s1,296.15
stocks and securities, and $500
real estate. (Separate inventories
of deceased's partnership interests
were filed some weeks ago.
Inheritance tax in the sum of $2S
is found due in the estate of James
Stokes, deceased. Gross value of es-
tate is $4,767.76, composed of
personally $3,967.75; real estate
$500. Debts including years al
actual market value is $2,812. 40.
The estate passes to Chas. e. Stokes
and w. r. Stokes, sons, $1,106.20
each; J. J. Stokes, nephew, 5000;
and to Emmett Allen, Matte Nor
rison, Harley, Leslie, Elias, Thomas
and Luther Allen and to Lizzie Nc
Connell, no relation, each $50.
Guardian for Charles Hook
Finding that Charles Hook is an
incompetent, and Carlos M. Rieck-
er is appointed guardian. Bond,
$4,000, with w. HI. and Flora
Riecker as sureties.
John II. Newton's Will
Will of John H. Newton, deceas-
ed, late of Marion township, is ad-
mitted to probate. The will directs
that household goods be divided
equally among seven children. as
they may mutually agree. If any
part of said household goods can
not be divided satisfactorily, the
same to be sold together with other
personal property at public auction,
and whatever of real estate he
may have at death, to be sold at
private sale. To his daughter
Grace Newton, is bequeathed 500,
out of proceeds of sale of personal
property Remainder of proceeds
of personal and real estate is to be
divided equally among seven chill
dren, Chester F. Newton, Mary A.
Williams, Lola D. Startling, Jesse S.
Newton, Homer B. Newton, Myrtle
l.. woodward and Grace M. Newton.
Jesse S. and Chester F. Newton,
sons, are named in will as execu
tors, without bond. The will bears
date of Nov. 4, 1918. Witnesses
are w. H. Penrose and J. F. Dou-
gan.
Joseph Murray, administrator of
estate of Jane Murray, deceased,
files first and final account.
Everett Ethel, Geo. w. Lowell
and Chas. M. Whitaker are appoint
ed appraisers of estate of Lemuel
Fleming, deceased. Inventory is
filed in said estate.
Inheritance tax in the sum of
$43.03 is due in the estate Of Fran
ces E. Steadman, deceased. Gross
value of estate is $1,592.65, COM
posed of $172.65 personal, and ST.
420 real estate. Debts and costs of
administration, $977.98. Net ac-
tual market value subject to tax is
$61467. The estate passes to sew
en- cousins, each $47.28, who re-
ceive the largest sums, and the re-
mainder to second and third cou-
sins-in all 33 of them, their shares
ranging from $15.76 to SO cents
each.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Rosa Calendine to Landon l.. Cal
endine and wife 93-100 acre, Malta,
81.
Hope Construction & Refining
Co., release of lease given by Sarah
A. and Dale Newton on lao acres,
also lease on 20 acres, Deerfeld.
Arthur Thomas Smith, deceased,
to Ethel A. Smith, S9.17 acres, Mar
ion, certificate for transfer.
Joseph A. Fletcher to Nora B.
Fletcher, 80 acres, York, 81.
Joseph A Fletcher to Nora B.
Fletcher, so acres, York, 81.
Rachel Kennard, deceased, to
George Kennard ct al, " interest
Malta lot, certificate for transfer.
George Kennard ct al to Harry r.
Kennard, " interest Malta lot, 81.
Harry r. Kennard to Vivian Ken
nard, " interest Malta lot, 81.
Frank P. and Beulah Smith to
Howard and Mary Barnes, two I'm
ionyille lots, 81.
Grace and Harry Wells to Chas.
M. Whitaker, McConnelsville lot.
81. Chas. M. Whitaker to David S.
Lowe, McConnelsville lot, 81.