Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-06-05
PROBATE COURT
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licenses and nine were issued Dur
ing the same month in 1910, but
four licenses were issued.
Estate Of Alonzo w. Shinn, is not
subject to inheritance tax. Gross
value of estate is s2,O50; debts and
costs of administration are $326.7O;
net actual market value, $1,723.3O,
which passes to Eva p Shinn, wild
Ow.
Harry Cohagan as administrator
| of the estate of John Extine, deceas-
ed, is ordered to sell real estate of
deceased at public sale, for not less
than two-thirds Of the appraised
value.
A. B. Mercer, as administrator of
estate of Alonzo Kirkbride, deceas-
ed, files first and final account.
In the matter of the estate Of
Eurie Kirkbride deceased, A. B.
Mercer as administrator files first
and final account.
Jewell White, as executor of es-
tate of z. T. White, deceased, files
first and final account. Said estate
is not subject to inheritance tax.
Gross value of estate is $2,O50;
debts and costs of administration
are $462.25; net actual market val
lie is $1,587.75. Estate passes by
will to Jewell White son.
Will of Edgar Custer, late of
Deerfield township, admitted to pro-
bate, bequeaths all property to his
wife, Rosa e. Custer, who is also
named in will as executrix, with re-
quest no bond be required The will
which bears date Of Feb. q, 1884,
is witnessed by L. C. Williams and
Marion j. briggs.
BY will of Cora NJ Gray, late of
Malta, some household furniture,
and other articles are devised to
Effie V. Gregg, and sister. The re-
mainder is given to her husband, C.
N. Gray, who is nominated in will
as executor. Will asks that no bond
be required of him. The will was
executed March 81, 1888, and is
witnessed by A. B. Mercer and Hazel
NJ Smith Estimated value of es-
tate is $500 personal, and $500
real. The person named in will is
appointed executor without bond.
Appraisers are C. B. Smith, Harry
Sharp and B. S. Harris.
John C. Scott, guardian of Don
aid Bruce Scott, files first partial
account.
The will of j. w. Spencer, late of
Windsor township, is admitted TO
probate. The will directs farm of
40 acres in Windsor township be
sold and proceeds divided equally
among nine children. Guy Spencer
and Orman Spencer, sons, are nam
cd iv, vui1 with hn
quest no bond be required. G. W.
Lowell and H. M. Finley witnessed
the will which bears date of Aug.
12, 1924.
Aaron Ball is appointed admins
traitor of the estate Of Isaac Ball,
late of Homer township. Bond,
$4,000, with Herbert A. Ball, F. L.
Thomas and H. A. Fleming, sure
ties. Probable value of estate is
$13,700 personal and $1,400, real
estate.
Estate of J.. W. Spencer, deceased,
is not subject to inheritance tax.
Gross value of estate is $1,154;
debts, $36525.
In the matter of the estate of
Lizzie Dover, deceased, Robert A.
Durbin, executor, sale of real estate
at private sale to Edgar o. McDon-
aid and wife. is approved.
Marriage Licenses
Enoch Rowland, farmer, Water
ford, son of John and Martha Lytle
Rowland, and Mrs. Nettie Co]er,
daughter of Alvin and Martha Scott
Ellis.
Ray Dow Bachelor, carpenter,
and Clara Ava Farnsworth, teacher,
both of Stockport.
James w. Brown, service super
visor, Ohio Fuel Gas Co., son of
Alex and Jane McAbee Brown, and
Laura d. Denbow, daughter of Sim
clair and Jane Lafferre Denbow,
both of McConnelsville.
Eliza Elson Murphy, electrical
worker, Gallon, son of Eliza Elwood
and Mamie McMurray Murphy, and
Eloise Shirley Harrison, cosmetolo-
gist, daughter of Frank and Mabel
Glass Harrison, Malta route.