Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-02-13
R. Edwin Brown Attorney at Law,
Oxley Bldg, Rockville, Md.
ORDER OF
st. PUBLICATION

Horne, widow; Wellington H.
Shreve and Eva E. Shreve, his
wife; Mildred S. White and C.
Douglass White, her husband;
Franklin w. Shreve and Gene
We've Shreve, his wife
-, VS. rssc
Benjamin F. Shreve, Carroll A.
Shreve, Margaret Eula Shreve
Fisk and Harry Fisk, her hus-
band. " = g ''''
IN THE CIRCUIT. COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
M IN EQUITY.
~ No. 12772 Equity.
The object of this suit is to pro-
cure a Decree for the sale of GER
tain property in Montgomery
County, Maryland, in the name Of
Benjamin F. Shreve, Richard F.
Smoot, Carroll A., Shreve, Thomas
j. Shreve, Nora B. Shreve, Arthur
B. Shreve, and Margaret Eula
The Bill states in substance that
by Deed dated March 81, 1902, and
recorded in Liber T. D. No. 26,
folio. $50, one of the Land Records
of Montgomery County, Maryland,
a certain William G.. Baker, As
signee, conveyed to Benjamin F.
Shreve, Richard F. Smoot, Carroll
A. Shreve, Thomas ]. Shreve, Nora
B. Shreve, Arthur B. Shreve and
Margaret Eula Shreve all those
tracts or parcels of land located
near Dickerson, Montgomery Coun-
ty, State of Maryland, described
as Lots No l and 2 containing in
the aggregate 435 acres, 8 roods
and 81 square perches of land,
more or less, and all that tract
being woodlot situate, lying and
| being in Frederick County, con-
tanning Is acres, more or less, and
described thirdly in said Deed;
that the said Margaret Eula
Shreve intermarried with Harry i.
Fisk, the said Harry Fisk being
a. nonresident of the State of
Maryland, residing in Washington,
District OF Columbia; that the said
Richard F.. Smoot, also known as
Richard Florence Smoot, intermar-
ried with Charles w. Smoot who
died in the year 1918; that the said
Richard Florence Smoot died intes-
tate on June 81, 1910, leaving as
her only heirs at law, brother,
Benjamin F. Shreve; a brother,
Carroll A. Shreve; a brother,
Thomas J. Shreve; a brother, Ar
thur B. Shreve; a brother, Daniel
H. Shreve; a sister, Nora B. Shreve
and sister, Margaret Eula
Shreve; that the said Thomas J.
Shreve died intestate on or about
February 1, 1910, leaving surviving
as his only heirs at law a widow,
Stella H. Shreve and the following
children; Earl T. Shreve, who in
termarried with Virginia F. Shreve;
Edward B. Shreve, who intermar-
ried with Margaret E. Shreve;
William L. -hreve, who intermar-
ried with Alice M. Shreve; Edna
Louise Whorton. who intermarried
with Bradford Whorton: that the
said Nora B. Shreve died. intes-
\ tate on or about January 20, 1885
leaving surviving as her only heirs
at law a brother, Benjamin r
Shreve; a brother, Carroll A
Shreve; a brother, Thomas j
Shreve; a brother, Arthur B.
Shreve; a sister, Margaret Eula
Shreve and the following heirs at
law of a deceased brother, Daniel
H. Shreve, who departed this life
on or about June II, 1880, intes-
tate; Effie H Shreve, widow, who
has since departed this life on Oh
about October 6, 1914 and chill
dren: Mary S. Price, who inter-
married with Carroll P. Price;
Wellington H. Shreve, who inter-
married with Eva E. Shreve; Mil
dred S. White, who intermarried
with c. Douglass White; Franklin
w. Shreve, who intermarried with
Genevieve Shreve = d. Herbert
Shreve, who intermarried with
Margaret B. Shreve, and Effie S.
Horne. widow; that the said Ar
thur B. Shreve sdied on or about
September 10th, 1912, testate, re-
queathing and devising all of fis
Ninterest in real property to his
brothers, Benjamin F. Shreve and
Carroll A. Shreve and his sister,
Margaret Eula Fisk; that all par
ties to this proceeding are adults;
that a partition of said property
among the parties entitled thereto,
according to the several interests
therein as aforesaid, cannot be di-
vided without loss orsAipry to the
parties interested that it
should be to the best Interest and
advantage of all the said parties
in interest that the property be
sold under a Decree of your Hon.
orable Court, and that the money
accruing from said sale be divide
among the said parties in interest
according to their respective rights.
The Bill then prays that the real
estate therein described be sold by
Trustee or Trustees to be appoint
ed by the Court, and the proceeds
be distributed among the parties
entitled thereto according to their
respective interests and for gen.
eral relief and process.
1t is thereupon this 5th day of
February, 1947, by the Circuit
= Court for Montgomery County, Sit
y ting as Court of EQUITY,
ORDERED that the Plaintiffs give
notice to the said nonresident De-
PENDANT of the object and Substance
of this Bill by causing a copy of
the same to be published in some
newspaper published in Montgom-
cry County, once week for four