Property sales in Fulton County Georgia courthouse notices
The document lists numerous properties in Fulton County Georgia including parcels in Atlanta and ward divisions, with buyers, owners, and terms. It records sheriffs sales set for June and next, detailing locations on McDonough street Forsyth Wing and Chestnut streets, with references to J W Alexander and other named parties and court orders.
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