Notice of Petition to Administer Thames er Estate
After nine months an application will be made to the honorable court of Elbert County for leave to administer the entire real estate of Thames er late of 31a cowary deceased for the benefit of his persons.
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Loterior
Warren County
Baldwie
Abraham Dannell
Drury M Cuilers
James Gray
Adm
Michal
A¢m
Inferior Court of
Richmond County
Bedford
John Rhodes
Deca Fed
Mary Rhodes
Moni
Oferior Court
Greene County
Greenesborough
Janet Howe
Inferior Court
Washington and
Elliott Streets
Augusta
Roth Duttrige
Baldwin County
George Morse
Count Dee
Ann Morse
Robert Johnson
Michmond
Wilkinson
Edward Hatcher
Henry Hatcher
B. F. Harris
Columbia County
Said
Little River
Baldwin
Charles Dean
Ann Dean
Adm’x
Wrightsboro
County of
Lincoln
Joshua Grinage
Solomon Collina
Wm. Hunter
Said Grinage
Savannah
Shadizach Mims
Elizabeth Mims
Ada
Infeof
Elbert County
Thames
Phene
Charles Crawford
China
John Mooney
Upton’s Creek
Woods estate sale request in Elbert County court
An aging executor and an administrator seek leave from the Inferior Court of Elbert County to sell all or part of the real estate of Middles ton Woods Esquire late of the county deceased for the benefit of his heirs. March 1 1908.
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Llat
Inferior Court
Elbert County
Middleston Woods
Said County
William Woods
Ramogm
Land for Sale and Probate Notices in Columbia County
For sale a valuable tract of land on Long Bu creek near its confluence with Broad River in Wilkes County with extensive low grounds along the creek and river. Terms and full description available from Pearre Graves in Columbia County or James Pearre in Augusta. Also notices of nine months and nine months for leave to sell lands belonging to Nicodemus Boyd and John Mooney estates in Columbia County to benefit heirs.
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Ying
Wilkes County
Pearre Graves
Columbia County
Dept. Graves
S. Carolina
Augusta
James Pearre
Revolutionary era sentiments echoed in Bristol county meeting
A Taunton meeting of Republican delegates in October 1808, presided by Hon. David Perry with John Mason as secretary, adopted a preamble and resolutions praising anti embargo rhetoric and denouncing perceived conspiracies against national liberty. The piece frames Boston embers as infidels and notes Massachusetts resolve to stand firm within the Union.
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Seleftmen
Boston
Bristol County
Holden
Taunton
David Perry
John Mason
Resolutions Urging Unity Against Foreign Interference
A partisan proclamation denounces foreign influence and domestic treachery threatening the Republic. It condemns British actions from the Chesapeake Leopard incident to trade restrictions and calls for a manly defense of constitutional rights, sovereignty, and national unity.
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