Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-04-09
return inventory and appraisement
which shows appraisement to be ST.
400, all real estate.
Elua ShiIIinn,S VIII Adniffnd

WHICH SHOWS dppTdlSGIll6HI 10 De 9l,-
400. all real estate.
Eva Shilling's Will Admitted
The will of Eva Shilling, deceas
ed late of McConnelsville, is admit
ted to probate. The will provides
that in case her husband James
Luther Shilling survives her, Lydia
Blanche Brooks, daughter, is devils
ed in trust all of her estate consist
ing of money in bank and bonds,
for the following uses and purposes:
$50 much Of the income and prin-
cipal as may in the discretion of
said trustee be found necessary for
the support and maintenance, last
illness and burial of deceased's hus-
band. James Luther Shilling. At
the death of her husband, the en-
tire remaining portion Of said trust
goes to their three Mary
Leora Webster, Lydia Blanche
Brooks and Stewart Earl Shilling
Lydia Blanche Brooks is also nam
ed in will as executrix, with request
that appraisal be dispensed with
She is given full power and author
ity to sell and convey all or any
part of property, and on such terms
anu SuIu pIJNS5 d5 aiG may uS6lI
proper Mrs. Brooks is named by
the court, administrative
W. c. Macklem, the person named
in the will, is appointed executor,
to serve without bond Appraisers,
Geo. w. Lowell, S. A. Finley and j.
l.. CoWan.
Inventory and appraisement is
approved in the estate of Emma
Harmon, deceased. Total appraise-
ment is Sill, practically all in
stocks and securities.
In the matter Of the estate of
Thos. j. Palmer, deceased, order for
sale of real estate, belonging to the
deceased, to pay debts Appraise-
ment of said real estate is $3.50.
In the estate of Charles H. Aler,
deceased, authority is granted to
transfer real estate to name of
Glare Aler Maxwell, granddaughter,
who elected to take premises in ac-
cordance with terms of will.
Estate of Harry White, deceased,
is not subject to inheritance tax
The estate, valued at $5,415.15,
passes by law to Sarah Tayenner
White, widow, and Billy T. White,
j. +. Il. Doan's Will
The will of John f. B. Doan, late
of Chesterhill, is admitted to pro-
bate. By terms Of will, all proper
ty, after payment of just debts, is
bequeathed to his wife, SO long as
she remains his widow. Should she
re-marry, then she is given that
portion of estate which may re-
main, that she would be entitled to |
had he died intestate. Should his |
wife, Mary Doan, not survive him, |
or at her death or re-marriage,
what then constitutes estate is be-
1ueathed to their daughters, Alta |
D. Reed and Dorothy Zumbro, each |
70 have an equal share. The will |
which bears date of Nov. 20, 1928,
s witnessed by G.. P. Yocom and
Jarl Patterson. Alta d. Reed is ap-
pointed eXecutriX. The estimated
'alue of estate is $4,000, Of which
1850 is real estate.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Chas. c. Moore and wife to Frank
). Smith and wife, McConnelsville
OF, 81.
J. Ray Smith and wife to Frank
B. Smith and wife, 72-1O0 acre, Nc
81.
w. G. K9ster and wife to Pearl
Dew, 1850 acres, Malta, 81. l.
l.. B. Adrean, sheriff, to Ethel
orrell, $500 acres, Homer, $125. Il
Cora Wallace, deceased, to Ray
lOnd and Wanda Wallace four