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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of William J. Rorick, late of Allen County, Indian, deceased.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
CLEMENT A. RORICK, Administrator
M.H. Luecke, Attorney
Source: Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, February 13, 1918.
Source: Daily Ohio Statesman, December 15, 1848.
The will of Leon C. Sutton, admitted to probate in Surrogate’s Court, named a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Charles Sutton of 103 Johnson St., Sayre, executrix.
The petition stated: “There is a possible cause of action for negligence arising from the death of said descended when he was struck and killed by an automobile.”
Continue reading “Court Action Possibly by Sutton Estate”The will of John Rochelle, late of Jefferson township, has been admitted to probate. (Columbus Dispatch, November 5, 1877)
Mrs. Sallie C. Hickman has declined to administer the estate of her husband, the late Daniel Hickman, and asks that Daniel Hickman, her son, be appointed. (Columbus Dispatch, July 13, 1892)
The will of the last Wallace I. Hempstead, of Reynoldsburg, leaves an estate of $6000 to his widow, Phoebe Hempstead. The will was probated Monday morning.
Source: Columbus Evening Dispatch, January 13, 1914.
John S. Alling, who died at the home of his son here recently, by his will bequeathes [sic] to his son, Charles Alling, farm in Exeter Township, he to pay $50 to Eliza Eagleson; $200 to daughter Nancy Sickler to be paid by F.G. [sic] Alling; property in West Wyoming to Elizabeth McRill and also $200 to be paid by E.G. Alling. To son E.G. Alling is left lower farm in Exeter Township, also judgement note for $700 and storehouse property in Wyoming. The latter is directed to pay certain sums to other heirs. The property is valued at $2,800.
Source: Pittston Gazette, August 26, 1913.
In the matter of the estate of Harriett A. Walling, Judge Belt granted the administrator, Jesse W. Walling, permission to plow and see 30 acres of land if the weather permitted.
Source: Spokane Chronicle, October 18, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that F.T. Sullivan; administrator of the estate of E.H. Rorick, deceased executor of John C. Rorick, deceased, has filed his final account for settlement. The hearing of said account is set for the 20th day of March, 1922, at nine o’clock a.m.
A.M. BARBER, Probate Judge, Fulton County, Ohio, Probate Court
Source: Fulton County Tribune, February 23, 1922.
Columbus, O., March 12 — The Circuit Court has sustained Superintendent Rorick of the institution for the feeble-minded in his attitude of refusing to accept as a patient a boy, Wilbur Reynolds, who is blind deaf dumb and imbecile. Mandamus proceedings to force him to admit the child were instituted, and it is upon these the court passed. (Indiana Evening Gazette, March 12, 1907)
John C. Rorick of Wauseon has been appointed by Gov. Harris as member of the board of managers of the penitentiary (Coshocton Daily Age, April 2, 1907)
In the probate court yesterday Rosley [sic] Gile, guardian of Fletcher Walling, filed a final account in the estate of his [sic] ward. A petition for the appointment of an administrator was filed in the same estate, Walling now being deceased. (Idaho Statesman, May 9, 1907)
Falls City—W.E. Newsom, who is building the electric light plant, returned from a business trip to Portland and Ranier, Monday. The dynamo and nearly all of the supplies for the plant have arrived. (Polk County Observer, August 16, 1907)
The will of the late Asa Casterline, of Franklin township, was admitted to probate yesterday. He bequeaths his entire property to his wife, Mary, who is also named as executrix. Should she remarry, the estate is to be equally divided among his heirs. The wife is to keep in repair the family lot in the Eaton cemetery, and to erect a tombstone over his grave at a cost not exceeding $200. The personal property is valued at $1200 and the real estate at $10,000.
Source: Pittston Gazette, August 9, 1906.
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