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Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland 1846-1854
Volume 200, Volume 3, Page 236   View pdf image (33K)
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236 HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY.
said Henrietta, by deed, dated the 18th of October, 1827, con-
veyed to said Hillen a part of said property in trust, to sell
the same, and apply the proceeds to satisfy the claims provided
for by the said deed of trust to Kennedy and Glenn; and that
under this deed, said Hillen has sold two pieces of ground, one
to the Union Bank of Maryland, and the other to Rezin
Wright; and that under color of said deed, the said Hillen
also conveyed another parcel of said estate to said R. B.
Mitchell, which has since been sold under a decree of this
Court, to satisfy part of the complainants' claim against said
Richard, as guardian as aforesaid, as by the proceedings in the
cause wherein said decree was passed, between the present
complainants as plaintiffs, and said Eichard and Elizabeth A.
Mitchell, and said Kennedy and Glenn as defendants, will
appear. That the proceeds of the sales to the Union Bank
and Wright were applied to satisfy debts of said Richard, other
than his liabilities to the complainant,- Maria. That said
Elizabeth A. Mitchell heretofore released to said Richard, and
duly and effectually declared herself satisfied for all demands
against said Richard, as her guardian as aforesaid; and that she
has since died. The bill prays that all the property conveyed
to Kennedy and Glenn (except that sold by Hillen to the Union
Bank, Wright, and Mitchell) may be sold, and the claim of
the complainant, Maria, satisfied out of the proceeds; that
Kennedy and Glenn may account for all their proceedings as
trustees as aforesaid; and if complainants so elect, that said
Henrietta may be decreed to pay complainants all the money
she may have received from sales of any part of said estate,
and that the executors of Hillen may account for all moneys
received by their testator, from any sales under color of the
deed to him, and if complainants so elect, pay them all such
Bums of money as under said obligation of indemnity might be
claimed by said Kennedy and Glenn from said Hillen, and for
general relief.
The defendants to this bill were, the said Henrietta A. Bed-
ford, Richard B. Mitchell, Kennedy and Glenn, the executors
of Elizabeth A. Mitchell, and John Hillen, the three former of

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