Henry Conrad, Orphans Court, 1859: Northumberland County

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             Henry Conrad, Orphans Court, 1859

The petition of George B. Conrad eldest son and heir at law of Henry
Conrad late of the township of Lower Augusta in the said county
deceased, Henry B. Conrad, Samuel B. Conrad, and Benjamin B. Conrad
by Daniel Ruffaner to whom said Benjamin has assigned his interest,
all sons and heirs and legal representatives of said deceased, was
preferred to the court setting forth.  That the said Henry Conrad
died intestate about three since leaving issue the above named
petitioners who are all of full age; and that the said intestate died
seized in his demesne as of  as of fee, of and in the following
described real estate to wit, a certain tract of land situate in
Lower Augusta township in said county  Bounded on the west by lands
of Samuel Reiser, on the south by lands of Daniel Ruffaner, on the
East by lands of Daniel Heilman, containing ninety acres more or less
with all the appurtenances.  No partition or valuation of the said
estate having been had, your petitioners pray the court to order and
appoint John Starner, Abram Shipman, Daniel Zertman, Samuel
Gerringer, John Zimmerman, Daniel Heilman, Daniel Zimmerman, who were
chosen by your peitioners for that purpose to make partition or
valuation of the said premises, according to the laws of this
commonwealth in such case made and provided and to make report of
their proceedings herein, at the next Orphans Court after they shall
have so parted or valued the same.

 Witness Geo. Hill

George B Conrad
Samuel B. Conrad
Henry B. Conrad
Daniel (X) Ruffaner to whom is assigned the interest of Benjamin B.
Conrad

North. County, George B. Conrad one of the foregoing petitioners on
oath saith the facts set forth in the foregoing petition are true to
the best of his knowledge and belief. Sworn and subscribed before me
the 1st day of January AD 1859, 
P Lazarus, Dep Clk 
Geo. B. Conrad