The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-04-24
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Harold II. Hoffman, Administrator
C.T.A. Of the Last win aud Testament
John u. Branch, George W. Branch,
Lille Branch Wilson, Alice Branch
Jones'. Maude Branch sutton, Joseph
Branch, George w. r. Branch Margaret
Branch, Harvey Branch, Lille Pres
bury, Fannie Branch, Coda -. Branch,
Ida Robinson Robby Robinson, Infant,
George Robinson, Alyce J. Robinson.
No l7,3l7 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Washington
County, in Equity.
The object of this suit is to have
the Court take jurisdiction of the estate
of Samuel Branch, appoint trustee
for the sale of the properties described
in Item II of the win and determine
the nature and extent of various be-
quests and devises in said viii.
The Bin states that Samuel Branch,
late of Washington County, deceased,
died on May %, 1915, leaving Last
WIN aud Testament duly executed to
pass real and personal property in this
State; that said VIII has been duly ad-
mittcd to probate and is now on record
in the office of the Register Of Wills
of Washington County in VIII Book
No 20, folio d&7; that Harold II. HoH-
man was appointed Administrator
C.T.A. and entered upon the duties of
his Office; that said will contained the
following Items:
III At the expiration of one ycar
wish to have sold my properties at
246 North jonathan street, 300 N. jon
athan street, 1913 N. Jonathan Street,
34l N. Jonathan Street and 63b Penn
sylvania Avenue. After my Just debts
and funeral expenses are paid and 2
simple marker put to my grave, | wish
to have the residue from these sales
to be invested so the income can be
equally divided between Ida Robinson,
daughter of Helen Robinson, of Da-
Eerstown, Maryland and Robby Rob-
nson, son of George and Alice Robinson
of New York city"
I'll My residence of i23 N Jona-
street and tho prDnpTty bb
Bethel Streets are not to be sold This
property / will to the said Ida Robin
son and Robby Robinson. The income
from these properties shall go to the
two named, to be equally divided This
property shall not be incurred by debt
in any way and shall be kept up by
"VI. In the event of the marriage
or death OF Ida Robinson ! will and
bequeath my entire estate to Robby
vii At the death Of Robby Robin
son, If married and have children the
children to inherit the estate.
If no children, the estate, to George
and Alice Robinson, mother and father
of Robby Robinson
That the Administrators desires to be
advised as to the nature and extent OF
the disposition of proceeds from the
sale of the properties described in Item
III of said viii; that he further desires
to be instructed as to the nature OF the
title which vests in Ida Robinson ana
graph of said VIII. He desires to be
Instructed as to whether the proceeds
from the sale of the personal property
should be distributed with the rest and
residue of the estate; that he desires to
be instructed as to the veSting and
distribution of the rest and residue of
the estate of Samuel Branch under said
viii.
The Bill then prays that the Court
take jurisdiction, advise and direct the
Administrator eta. in the administra-
ton OF he Frf.taGt int frIt fan n
make sale of the parcels of real estate
which should be sold at this time, and
prays that the Complainant may have
such other and further relief as his
case may require.
All of the parties to these proceed
ngs are of full legal age except Robby
H. Branch and George w. Branch are
residents of the State of Maryland, the
remaining defendants, Lille Branch
Wilson, Alice Branch Jones, Maude
Branch Sutton, Lille Presbury, Joseph
Branch, George w. Il. Branch Margaret
Branch, Harvey Branch, Fannie Branch,
Coda d; Branch, George Robinson,
1t is thereupon this 10Th day of April
A. d. 1947, ORDERED by the Circuit
Equity that the Complainant by
causing a copy of this order to be in
serted in some newspaper published in
said Washington County once in each
of four successive weeks before the
23rd day of May, A. D. 1947, give notice
to the said defendants of the object
and substance of the Bill, warning
them to appear in this Court, in person
or by solicitor, on or before the 9th
day of June, 1947, to show cause, if
any they have, why a decree ought not
to be passed as prayed.
EDWARD OSWALD, Clerk.
TRUE COPY-TEST:
Edward Oswald, Clerk.
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