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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1898
Page
7
First account of trust under will cited for probate at Cambridge Court on June 7 1898 at 9 a m. Trustees must serve citation to all interested parties fourteen days before or publish in Boston Post for three weeks with last publication before court. Copy to known interested seven days prior. Witness Judge Charles J MelIntire May 17 1898.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Probate Court cites all interested in the estate of Thomas F McGovern late of Boston to appear June 2 1898 at ten o'clock in the forenoon to show cause why the first and final account of Owen A Galvini public administrator should not be allowed. Publication required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and notice by mail to known interested parties seven days before court. Witness Judge John W McKim May 13 1898 Elijahl George Register.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk ss Probate Court To all persons interested in the estate of Michael Vaughan late of Boston deceased Owen A Galvin public administrator has presented his first and final account for allowance Court in Boston on June 2 1898 at ten o clock in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be allowed The citation will be served by delivery of a copy to all interested at least fourteen days before the court or published once a week for three weeks in the Boston Post last publication at least one day before the court and by mailing post paid copies to all known interested at least seven days before the court Witness John W MehKim esquire Judge of said court this nineteenth day of May 1898 Fluja George Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court notices the public administrator Henry N. Pelimer has petitioned for allowance. The citation requires service by delivery or publication in the Boston Post for three weeks and mailing to all interested parties, with the final publication at least one day before the court session. Witness Judge John W. McKim, May 13, 1898, Elijah George, Register.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk probate court announces final account in the estate of Elizabeth Lieri en of Boston. The notice names all interested parties and directs publication in three weekly issues as required. Elijah George registers the proceedings and oversees the closing of the estate.
Suffolk probate court commands heirs and interested parties to appear on June 2, 1898 in Boston to show cause why James Doyle may be granted letters testamentary without bond. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness John Im Esquire, judge. Elijah George, Register.
Suffolk ss. Probate Court issues notice to all interested in the Daniel Walsh estate in Poston. Francis P. Murphy public administrator seeks first and final account approval. recipients must show cause within fourteen days before the judge John W. McKim on May 16, 1898.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notice to all interested in the real estate of Bessie H Trufant late of Boston Suffolk County. Jenny Rufant of Boston has petitioned as widow and only heir at law of Gilman T Rufant for an estate not exceeding five thousand dollars to be assigned according to law. Attend the Probate Court in Boston on June 2, 1898 at 10 a.m. to show cause why the estate should not be assigned. Service by delivery or publication in Boston Post once weekly for three weeks. Witness John W McKim Judge.
An incomplete probate petition notes Margarete Phierine L. Fee and others in Boston seeking divided fifths in real estate. Citations require appearance at Boston on the twenty sixth day at ten in the forenoon. Petitioners must deliver copies as directed and advise any interested party.
Suffolk probate court requires all interested parties to publish three weeks in the Boston Post with the final notice at least one day before court. A copy must be mailed to known heirs at least seven days before the court date. Witness John McKim, Judge, May 13, 1898.
The first and final account of Owen A. Galvin public administrator of Walter Joy late of Boston is presented for allowance. A probate court in Boston on June 2, 1898 at 10 a.m. will hear cause to allow or reject the account.
In the matter of the estate of William J McLaughlin the court records the first and final account of Own A Gal day of Tyne A D 1898, filed for adjudication at ten o'clock in the morning.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites all interested parties in the estate of Sarah A Bancroft late of Reading intestate to appear June 7 1898 in Cambridge and show cause why letter of administration to Wilfred A Bancroft without bond should not be granted. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Charles J McIntire judge. S H Folsom register.
Middlesex probate court cites heirs to show cause why William Ayres should be granted letters of administration for Alma Ayres of Woburn without bond. Hearing in Cambridge June 14, 1898. Notice to publish in Boston Post prior to hearing. Witness Charles J. McIntire. May 24, 1898.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notifies all interested in the estate of Charles Barchaglos of Boston that Owien A. Galin, public administrator, has presented the first and final account for allowance. A citation to appear June 2, 7898, at ten in the forenoon is served by copy delivery or weekly Boston Post publication until the last issue, with mailing to known heirs.
Fragmentary entry shows a witness and judge named John W McKim Esquire presiding over a May thirteenth session of the court in the year eighteen ninety eight. Additional legible details are not provided.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court in Suffolk county to hear first and final account of Galvin public administrator for Margare, late of Boston, on June second, 1595, at ten in the forenoon. Objections must be filed at least fourteen days before the court date.
In the Probate Court of Suffolk County at Boston the estate of the late Boston is cited to appear on a date in June 1898. The public administrator seeks allowance and publication occurs in the Boston Post for fourteen days before the court date. Witness Judge John Nim, May 1898.
Commonwealth of TM muddied text describes a court petition for private sale of the real estate of the deceased William H. Chardh in a county. It mentions heirs or claimants, a notice of sale, and publication details with dates and locations referenced in a confusing OCR fragment.
The probate court in Boston Suffolk County issues letters testamentary to John H. O’Brien as executor for the late Patrick Yeriens estate. A hearing is set for June 2, 1595 at ten in the forenoon to show cause why probate should not be granted. Public notice to interested parties requires weekly publication in the Boston Post for three weeks or delivery of copies seven days prior. Witness Judge John W. McKeequire May 7, 1898.
Public administrator presents the first and final account of the estate of GEN A GAL. A probate citation orders all interested parties to appear in Boston on June second to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Notice will be published in Boston Post for seven successive weeks. Witness John McKim, Judge, May the seventeenth, 1898. Elijah George, Register.
Partial OCR text shows a legal notice with names such as MelKhiza and ELIS AI OL D and a date cited as the thirteenth day of March in the year eight hundred eighty nine. It mentions service by delivery and interested parties in a probate or property matter, but lacks complete context.
Probate Court of Commonwealth of Massachusetts cites all persons interested in the estate of Margaret McCarthy Holland of Boston to appear June 2 1808 at ten o’clock in the forenoon to show cause why the first and final account of Owen Galvin public administrator should not be allowed. Notice served fourteen days before and seven days for known interested parties. Court date May 13, 1808.
Suffolk Probate Court to hear Edward J Doherty executor petition to amend records for Bridget A Doherty late of Boston to read otherwise known as A Doherty as Doherty. Hearing set June 9 in Boston. Citation to be published weekly for three weeks in Boston Post newspaper. Judge John W McKim presiding. Elijah George, Register.
Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs next of kin and interested parties in the Elbridge G. Comey estate. Petitioners El B Comey and Arthur M Pray seek letters testamentary without bond and must appear June 7 1895 at 9 am in Cambridge to show cause for granting. Public notice to be weekly for three weeks in Boston West newspaper and by mail to known interested parties seven days before court. Witness Charles J McFolsom Register May 7 1895.
Public notices announce administration for estate of Brookline resident with citation to appear in Boston Probate Court on June 9 1508 to show cause why letters should not be granted. Publication in Boston Post for three weeks and mailing to known heirs. Also notices for Smith estate and related guardianship with similar citation and publication requirements. Witness officials acknowledge May 26 1898.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts estate notice regarding Bridget Hagerty. Publication published in Boston. last publication by mailing post paid. Copy of the notice will be sent to interested parties as required by law.
In the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court a final account of OWL administrator in the estate is presented. The citation orders appearance at Boston in the county on a designated day in 1898 at ten in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Notices to heirs and publication in the Boston Post are required for fourteen days and mailing to known heirs seven days before court. Witness Judge John W. McKim.
In the Massachusetts Probate Court citation to all interested in the estate of George A Wrymouth of Boston. The first and final account of Owen A Gal is to be published weekly for three consecutive weeks in the Boston Post. Copies must reach interested parties at least seven days before the court date. Witness Judge John McKim May 15.
The first and final account of Owen A GatCeased is presented for allowance. Citation to appear at the Probate Court on June 10 1808 at ten o clock to show cause. Copy to all interested by Boston Post fourteen days before. Witness Judge John McKim May 15 1898.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites all interested parties in the estate of Mary Alfred late of Boston. The first and final account of Owen A. Galvin as public administrator is set for allowance in Boston Probate Court on a date in May 1898. Notice requires appearance to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Publication once weekly for three weeks in Foss Newspa per Boston. Copies must be sent to all interested parties prior to the court date.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court issues a final account for Owen A Galvin as administrator of Edward O’Hare’s estate. Interested parties are cited to appear by June 10, 1898, with publication of this notice in the Boston newspaper and mailed copies to known heirs. John W Mek chim, judge. Elias George, register.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites all interested parties in the estate of Friedrich Hermann, late of Boston. E. A. Galvin, public administrator, presents the first and final account for allowance and a June 2, 1895 hearing is set at ten in the forenoon in Boston. Notices must be published weekly for three weeks and mailed to known heirs at least seven days before the hearing.
In the Massachusetts Probate Court notices, Owen A. Galvin is cited as administrator for the estates of James Murphy and Catherine Kiley. Both citations demand appearances in Boston Probate Court on a specified date in 1898 to show cause why final accounts should be allowed, with service of the citation to interested parties at least fourteen days before publication.
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