Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-11

Estate Of Charles A. Hill, deceas.
ed, is not subject to inheritance tax
Value of property, $1.100; debts
$23613. In said estate, authority
is granted to transfer real estate OF
deceased to Hattie Olive Hill, to
whom portion passes.
Emma Barnes is appointed ad
ministratrix of the estate of r.. w
Barnes, late of Meigsville township
Bond, $4,000, with Casualty Insur-
ance company, as sureties. B. F
Wells, W. w. Woodburn and Chas
q. Stokes are aafppanted as apprais-
ers. Estima ted *aIue of estate is
$1,000 PERSONAL nnd IS L000 real es-
tate Total $500.
Estate of J.gW Cunningham de
ceased, is fully settled and Mamie
j. Cunningham, executrix, is dis
charged
Estates of Robert v. chambers,
Harry A. Phillips and Clarence A.
Bush, have been fully settled.
James W. Moody, guardian of
Isaac N Price. files fourth partial
account, which is approved.
Will of c. l.. Stanbery
Will of G. L. Stanbery, late of
McConnelsville, is admitted to pro-
bate. All property is bequeathed
to his wife, Lizabeth Stanbery, ''to
have and to hold the same for her
use and benefit for and during her
natural life" At the death of his
wife, the will directs the remainder
of estate be distributed as follows:
81 exyiI I1f
Cemetery association to be used for
the maintenance and care of said
cemetery. After payment of the
foregoing bequest one-third part OF
remainder of estate goes to broth
er, e. l.. Stanbery; the remainder
of estate is to be divided into seven
equal parts to be distributed: To
nephew, Elwood Stanbery, to nice
es, Luella Stanbery and Letha Stan
berry; to nephew, Edgar Stanbery;
to wife's niece, Mrs. Gene Van Der
voort; to brother E. L. Stanbery
one such part in trust. however, for
use and benefit of the wife and
children of Robert Stanbery. The
paid over to the family of said
Robert Stanbery at such times and
in such amounts as said trustee
shall deem proper; to brother, E.
L. Stanbery, one part in trust, how
ever, for use and benefit of grand
nephew, Charles E. Stanbery, and
directs the same shall be used for
the education of said beneficiary. If
there is any balance remaining
when the said Charles E. Stanbery
has reached the age of 21, the will
directs said trustee to pay the bal
ance over to him in such amounts
and at such times as he shall deem
proper. His wife, Lizabeth Stan
berry, is named in will as executrix,
with full power and authority to
sell and convey all of estate, upon
such terms as she may deem prop
er, and without obtaining any order
of court; also that she be permit
ted to serve without bond. The
will bears date of June 1, 1885, is
witnessed by Kenneth M. Riley and
Emmett Abel.
Will of Mae Souders, late OF
York township, is presented for
probate.
In the matter of the, estate OF
Jasper Woodward, deceased, au
thority to transfer real =, estate
(house and lot in McConnelsville)
to Maude Eisenbeis, daughter, tC
whom portion passes.
Marriage Licenses
Cloyd E. Barnes, bartender, o1
Columbus, son of r. H. and Bessie
Florence Tingley Barnes, and Betty
A. Gaines, waitress, Malta, daugh-
ter of Richard and Alberta Belts
Gaines.
Recorders Office
John O. Hutchins, ct ux, to For.
est r. Hutchins, ct al, 54.765 acres
Center township, deed.
Samuel D. Stewart, ct ux, to In
dustrial Gas Corporation, 103 acres
Bloom, lease. -
Roy B. Wilson, ct ux, to Wilfred
Singree, 107.85 acres, Meigsville
township, deed.
w. B. Smith to Francis Keller
SO acres, Marion township.
L. o. Snearly to Alta Mills, IS
acres, Penn township, deed.
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