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Deed Dispute in Greene County Compels Public Notice
In Greene County Georgia, William Melton reports a lost deed to a 230 acre tract at the fork of the Oconee and Apalatchee rivers, once held by Samuel Fienikin and conveyed to David Fienikin. The court orders a copy to stand in place of the original unless a counter cause is shown. The document records sworn affidavits, witness attestations, and a 1806 oath by Wm. Melton and Wm. Browning, with a public notice of actions and related financial settlements from Scott & Rarcliffe and James Beggs in June 1806.
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Georgia
Szpe- Greene County
Kor
William Melton
Henry Carleton
Thomas Carleton
Clk
Samuel Fienikin
Greene
David Fienkin
Samuel
Oconee
Apalatchee
James Mienikin
Fienikin
David Flenikin
Samuel Flenikin
David Gresham
Richard Bradley
State OF
Greene County
Wm. Parnell
Dannell
Browning
State OF Georgia
Melton
W. Melton
Wm. Browning
J. F. June
Few&m
Richmond County
Joan Wilson
Joan Cater
William Butler
Michwl
John Conrad and Co
Ocober
O&ober
Matthew. Fox