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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1901
Page
7
Suffolk Probate Court directs heirs and creditors of Morris Kidney late of Oakland California to appear on October 24 1903 to show cause why Charles J Kidney of Boston should receive letters of administration without bond. Public notice to run in the Boston Post for three weeks. Judge John W McKim presiding.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Boston on October 10, 1001 and references an estate, a person named Catate or related phrases. The readable portion is unclear and lacks complete events or names.
In the estate of Charles P Lincoln late of Somerville Middlesex county a probate court petition seeks letters testamentary to the named executor without bond. A citation requires appearance at Boston court on October 31 1901 at 10 am to show cause why letters should not be granted. Notice published in the Boston Post for three weeks and mailed to interested parties. Witness Judge John Meuire and Register George.
Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs and creditors in the estates of Mary Kidney and other deceased in Boston. Notices require appearance in October 1901 with publications in the Boston Post and proper delivery of copies to interested parties.
Middlesex Probate Court notice from Somerville Massachusetts cites Addie Stubbs and Isaac Howell and damages about guardianship or probate matter. The court requires appearance by October 22, 1901 at nine in the morning at Cambridge to show cause why petition should not be granted. Publication to follow weekly in three successive weeks.
Distribution of the last will of Amelia N Forbes late of Boston widow now deceased is pursued by George F Bourne of Cambridge as executor. The probate court in Suffolk County requires notice and a hearing on October 31 1901 with publication in the Boston Post for three consecutive weeks.
In Suffolk Massachusetts the Probate Court in Boston calls heirs at law to show cause why IAH 8. Dean public administrator should be granted letters of administration for Celia Ross also known as Celia Farrell who died intestate in Boston. Publication repeats over three weeks with a date set October 24, 1901 at ten in the forenoon.
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