Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-12

The object of this bill is to
obtain a decree declaring that
the plaintiffs, Gilbert c. Carr
and Nettie F. Carr have abso-
lutte ownership and the right of
disposition of a tract containing
IA acres more or less; and also
declaring that the plaintiff,
Gilbert c. Carr, has absolute
ownership and the right of dis
position of a tract containing "A
square perches, also of the
adjacent tract containing 1892
acres, all of said tracts situate
in the Fifth Election District of
Montgomery County, Maryland;
and to enjoin all persons named
as parties defendant from as
sorting any claim to any of said
lands by any action at law or
otherwise.
The bill states in substance:
that by deed recorded in Liber
No. 1851, folio 464, plaintiff
Gilbert c. Carr obtained title to
a parcel containing "a square
perches, sold at tax sale April
IA, 1880, assessed in the name
of the defendant George Grisby,
but described in said deed as
George Grisley; said land being
further described in deed from
Charles Proctor and wife to
George Grisby, recorded in Liber
No. 278, folio 376; that plaintiff
Gilbert c. Carr, for more than
twenty years has been in actual
and peaceable possession of an
adjacent parcel containing 1892
acres, described in paragraph 6
of the bill, the record title to
which appears to be in the de-
PENDANT, Charles Proctor, as the
sole heir-at-law of Frederick
Proctor, said lands being the
same as described in a deed
from Charles Stabler and wife,
to Frederick Proctor, recorded
in Liber E.B.P. No. 2 folio 1886;
that the plaintiff Gilbert c.
Carr has been in actual and
peaceable possession of said two
parcels of land for more than
twenty years.
That the plaintiffs Gilbert c.
Carr and Nettie F. Carr obtain
ed title to a tract containing Ia
acres more or less, by deed
dated April &c, 1885 and record
ed in Liber 592, folio 121, being
land sold at tax sale April 10,
1888, assessed in the name of
MARY c. Carr and Sisters"
being the defendants, Mary c.
Carr, Martha Carter, Cassandra
Mitchell, Elenora Miles and Cas-
sandra Queen; said parcel being
part of a tract originally con-
tanning 16 acres described in
deed from Charles Stabler and
wife to Thomas Mitchell, record
ed in Liber E.B.P. No. 8, folio
416, excepting therefrom Az
acres described in a deed to
Albert C. Mitchell, recorded in
Liber E.B.P. No. 8, folio Ali;
also excepting the parcel of "A
square perches, described in
deed recorded in Liber No. 278,
folio 376; all deed references
being to the Land Records of
Montgomery County.
That the plaintiffs have no
knowledge of whether said de-
PENDANTS, George Grisby, Mary
c. Carr, Martha Carter, Cas-
sandra Mitchell, Elenora Miles,
and Cassandra Queen are resi-
dents or non-residents of the
State of Maryland, or whether
they or any of them be living or
dead, and if dead, whether any
of them left Last viii and
Testament which has been duly
probated, nor, if any of them
died testate or intestate; wheth.
er any of them left any heirs
at-law or next of kin; or wheth.
er there be any successor in
interest of any of them; where
fore, suit is brought against the
defendants, George Grisby,
Mary c. Carr, Martha Carter,
c a S a n dra Mitchell, Elenora
Miles and Cassandra Queen, if
living, and if they or any of
them be dead, the successors In
interest of any such person, not
known to be living or dead, and
described as the unknown heir,
devisee or personal representa-
tive of such person; that the de-
PENDANT Charles Proctor is a
nonresident, residing in Wash
ington, d. c.
1t is thereupon this 22nd day
of March, 1862, by the Circui