Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-05-26
L. Paul Ewell, Solicitor
ORDER OF PIIRI ALTON


Levin C. Beauchamp and Edna E.
Beauchamp, his wife
VS.
Louise P. Jordan and Russell Lee Jor-
dan, her husband, Dewey Lee Beau
champ and Clara A. Beauchamp, his
wife, Georgia E. Glasgow and Fred
erick H. Glasgow, her husband, Lillian
Foskie and Mevin Foskie, her hus-
ban, Beulah Beauchamp, Margie Beau
champ, Bette Beauchamp, James
Beauchamp, Norwood Beauchamp,
Elma Beauchamp, Minnie Pusey Horne
and Frederick Horne, her husband,
Gladys Spear and Oscar Spear, her
husband, Margaret Layfield and Lee
Layfield, her husband, Virgil Beau
champ, Idaa M. Beauchamp, Charles
P. Beauchamp and Amanda Beau
champ.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County, Maryland.
In Equity.
No. 5027 Chancery.
The object of this suit is to pro-
cure a decree for the sale of certain
real estate in Worcester County,
Maryland, of which a certain James
F. Beauchamp died seized. The bill
states:
That the said James F. Beauchamp
died intestate; that he left surviving
him Amanda Beauchamp, his wife,
and the following children: Levin G.
Beauchamp, who intermarried with
Edna E. Beauchamp; Louise P. Jor-
dan, who intermarried with Russell
Lee Jordan, Dewey Lee Beauchamp,
who intermarried with Clara A. Beau
champ; Georgia E. Glasgow, who in
termarried with Frederick II. Glas-
gov; and the following grandchildren,
Lillian Foskie, who intermarried with
Mevin Foskie, Beulah Beauchamp (un-
married), Margie Beauchamp Gun
married), Bette Beauchamp (unmar-
ried), James Beauchamp (unmarried),
Norwood Beauchamp (unmarried),
Elmo Beauchamp (unmarried), the
children of a deceased son, Elisha E.
Beauchamp; Minnie Pusey Horne,
who intermarried with Frederick
Horne; Gladys Spear, who intermar-
ried with Oscar Spear; Margaret Lay
field, who intermarried with Lee Lay
field and Virgil Beauchamp, grand
children, the children of deceased
daughter, Virginia Mae Beauchamp;
that Elisha E. Beauchamp left sur
viving him Ida M. Beauchamp, his
widow, and the said Virginia Mae
Beauchamp left surviving her Charles
P. Beauchamp, her husband; that all
of the parties to this suit are adults
except Beulah Beauchamp, Margie
Beauchamp, James Beauchamp, Bet
tie Beauchamp, Norwood Beauchamp
and Elmo Beauchamp, who are in
fants under the age of twenty-one
years; that all the parties to this suit
are residents of the State of Mary
land, with the exception of Louise
P. Jordan and Russell Lee Jordan,
who reside in the State of Ohio; Min
ME Pusey Horne and Frederick
Horne, who reside in the State of
Delaware: Gladys Spear and Oscar
Spear and Margaret Layfield, who
reside in the State of Pennsylvania,
and Lee Layfield who resides in the
State of Delaware. That the real es-
tate is not susceptible of partition
without material loss and injury to
the parties entitled to interest there
in and that in order to make division
of said interest it will be necessary
to sell said property and divide the
PAOCCCuo oiIiOIlS CIIe pdTCicS dCCOTOluS
to their several interests.
The bill also prays for general re-
lief.
1t is thereupon, this 9th day of May,
1889, ordered by the Circuit Court for
Worcester County, Maryland, in
Equity that the plaintiffs by causing
q copy of this order to be inserted in ,
some newspaper published in said
County, Maryland, once in
each of four successive weeks before {
he 18th day of June, 1889, give no
ice to the said absent defendants of
he object and substance of this bill,
warming them to be and appear in
his court in person or by solicitor on
'r before the 18th day of June next, J
% show cause, if any they have, why
decree ought not to be passed as
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