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- Joseph Fogle, lunatic
ARCHIVES OF MARYLAND ONLINE
VOLUME 213, PAGE 73
Passed Feb. 6 1832
An act for the benefit of Joseph Fogle, of the state of Kentucky, a lunatic.
Preamble, WHEREAS, it appears to the General Assembly, by the memorial of James Hancock, of Nelson county, in the state of Kentucky, and the several documents and proofs therewith exhibited, that Joseph Fogle, of the same county and state, has been duly found to be a lunatic, as well by an inquisition duly taken by the circuit court of Nelson county, in the state of Kentucky aforesaid, as also by an inquisition taken according to law by the county court of Frederick county in this state, sitting as a court,of chancery, that the said James Hancock, was duly appointed and qualified as the trustee of the estate of said lunatic, lying and being in Kentucky, as well as of his person, and that a certain William Fischer, of Frederick county aforesaid, was also duly appointed the trustee of the estate of the said lunatic, lying and being in this state; that the said William Fischer took upon himself the burthen of the said trust, having executed his bond for the faithful performance thereof in the penalty of eight thousand dollars, and is now in possession of all the property of the said lunatic in this state, consisting of about four thousand dollars in money; that the said William Fischer is willing to be discharged from the further performance of the said trust, and to pay over the funds in his hands to another trustee who may be authorised to receive it, and to execute a valid acquittance for the same; and it appears right and proper that the whole estate of the said lunatic should be put within the control of the court having jurisdiction of his person, and where his family also resides — Therefore, Trustees to pay & receive. Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That the county court of Frederick county aforesaid, sitting as a court of chancery, be and it is hereby authorised and empowered to order and direct the saidn William Fischer, trustee as aforesaid, or any future trustee of the above mentioned Joseph Fogle, within the jurisdiction of said court, to pay over and transfer any money or property belonging to the estate of the said Joseph Fogle, to any trustee that may now or hereafter be appointed by the circuit court of Nelson county aforesaid, in the state of Kentucky, to receive the same; Provided, that the said court of Frederick county sitting as aforesaid, shall be satisfied that the trustee applying for any money or other property by virtue of this act, has executed a bond to the state of Kentucky, with security approved by the said court in Kentucky, conditioned, as well for the faithful conveyance of such money or property, or the value thereof in money, to the person or persons entitled to receive the same, as for the performance of his trust in that state.
[Much, much more at A Fogle Family History.]
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