Stark-Wayne County OhArchives News.....Spitler Petition to Partition April 24 1823
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State of Ohio
Stark County} ss  Common Pleas,
Simon Spitler       October 1 1822
vs.
William Spitler,
John Spitler
Samuel Spitler
Joseph Spitler
Thomas Spillers and Susanna his wife.
The Plaintiff appearing by his attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction 
of the court, that some of the parties of whom partition is demanded, are not 
residents of the state of Ohio, therefore it is orderd by the Court, that 
notice of the pendency of said petition be published in the OHIO REPOITORY, for 
six weeks successively, the last of which publications to the forty days before 
the next court.
Wm. Reynolds, clerk
John Harris, attorney for the petitioner
Mar 6 

Additional Comments:
The Partition related to the estate of William Spitler, who died 3 December 
1820 in Jackson Twp., Stark County, Ohio.
The John Spitler named was residing in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
William Spitler [Sr.] had come from Huntindon County, PA to Ohio about 1811.  
William Spitler [Jr] named in the suit was specifically named as a son in a 
deed in Stark County, Ohio in 1814 [Deed Book C;529]
Simon Spitler was residing in Wayne County, Ohio in 1850.

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