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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1898
Page
7
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites all interested in the estate of William J. McLaughlin late of Boston for the final account of Owen A. Galvin public administrator. Court in Boston will hear on June 2 1898 at ten o clock to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Publication to occur weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post.
In the matter of the estate of Bridget Hagerty the court will hear at ten o'clock in the forenoon on a date in June 1898 why the real estate publication is required. The notice directs interested parties to show cause if any they have why the proceeding should not continue.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts estate proceedings for George A Weymouth. Notice directs all interested persons to appear in Boston Post for three successive weeks with copies sent to each party. Formal citation details published for probate matters and distribution claims.
The first and final account of Owen A Galvin public administrator of Mary Alfred late of Boston is presented for allowance. A probate citation orders appearance June 2 1898 at ten in the forenoon in Boston to show cause why it should not be allowed. Service requires delivery to interested parties fourteen days before and weekly Boston Post publication for three weeks with last issue before court. A copy is to be mailed to known interested parties seven days before the court.
The Middlesex Probate Court requires heirs and interested parties to appear on June 7 1898 at Cambridge to show cause why James F C Hyde estate letters testamentary should not be granted to Harry W Mason and Adolphus J Blanchard without bond. Public notice must be given weekly in Boston papers and copies mailed to known heirs seven days before the hearing. Witness Judge Charles J McIntire.
Public notice records an estate filing for Thomas F McGovern in Boston with the register Elijah George. The document notes a last publication date and court timing around May 13 as part of probate procedures.
A probate citation drafts calling all interested parties to appear in Boston on June 2 1898 to show cause why an allowance for the estate of Henry N Belimer should not be granted. Notice requires service by delivery of copies or publication in the Boston Post for three weeks and mailing to known interested parties seven days prior. Judge John W McKim signs the notice with Register Elijah George.
The Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs and interested parties in Catherine C Fennessy of Boston to appear on June 2 1898 for probate of a purported last will. James C Doyle seeks letters testamentary without bond and must publish weekly notices for three weeks in the Boston Post.
In the estate of Daniel Walsh late of Boston Frankin P Murphy public administrator presents for allowance the first and final account. The court sets a June day in 1598 at ten oclock to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Notices require service or publication in the Boston Post for three weeks and mailing to known interested parties seven days before the court. Witness Judge John W McKim May 16 1898.
Massachusetts Probate Court in Boston cites all interested in real estate of Bessie Truant late of Boston intestate. Jenny N T of Boston seeks fee simple to estate valued up to five thousand dollars as widow and devisee of Gilman H Truant husband of Bessie H Truant. Hearing set in Suffolk on a date in May 1898 with publication in the Boston Post for three weeks.
Suffolk ss Probate Court to all interested in the estate of George C Stewart Harmo n I Ler executor presents for allowance the first second and third accounts You are cited to appear at a Probate Court Boston on May 26 1898 at 10 in the forenoon to show cause why the accounts should not be allowed The executor is ordered to serve this citation by delivering a copy to all interested in Post a Boston newspaper seven days before court Witness John W McKim Judge May 4 1898
The notice lists CHARLES T. HOUGH estate administrator CHAS T HOUGH JR with bond, TIMOTHY HART as administratrix of estate, BRIDGE? as executor and PHEBE MONRO as executrix. Demands against estates must be presented and debts paid to respective administrators in Boston Suffolk County with dates in May 1803 and May 1808.
Suffolk Probate Court cites Charles F Murray and others to appear May 26 1898 in Boston for partition of four undivided fifth parts of Boston real estate held by Richard J Harris Margary M A McDonough Catherine L Morrow and Elizabeth M Fee. Publication and service rules apply.
Middlesex probate notices issue to all heirs and devisees of William H Perkins late of Watertown. Richard H Paine and Rosa E Perkins executors seek license to sell the real property by private sale to pay debts legacies and administration charges. Court in Cambridge May 24 cited interested parties to appear or respond fourteen days before hearing. Charles J Melintire judge. S. H. Folsom, Register.
The first and final account of Owen A. Galvin public administrator of Catherine Lynch Sullivan late of Boston is before the Probate Court. A hearing is set for June 2, 1898 at ten in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be approved. Notice requires service or publication for three weeks and mailing to known interested parties seven days before the court.
Suffolk ss Probate Court cites all interested in Walter Joy estate to appear in Boston on June 2 1898 at 10 am for a hearing. Service requires copy by Boston Post weekly until seven days before court. Witness John W McKim Judge. Elijah George Register.
Interested in the estate of Chin Bak You the first and final account of Owen A. Gal the second day of June 1898 at ten by delivering a copy thereof to all persons interested in the estate fourteen days before said court or by publishing once a week for three weeks in the Boston Post the last publication to be one day before said court and by mailing copies of this citation to all known persons seven days before Esquire Judge May 19 1898
The first and final account of Owen A. Gin public administrator of the estate of Margaret McCarthy also called Margaret Holland late of Boston is presented for allowance. Citations require appearance at the Probate Court in Boston to show cause why the account should not be allowed, with service by weekly citation to all interested parties seven days before court.
The estate of Henry Wyzanski late of Boston is probated with a will presented by Max Elmer Wyzanski and Charles E. B. Wyzanski asking for letters testamentary. Notices compel appearance for creditors and interested parties, with dates set for the probate court in Boston Suffolk County on May 26, 1808 and weekly publication requirements.
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