Unknowns listed in notice of land dispute in Fannin County
Publication lists numerous living spouses heirs and unknown successors of deceased owners and stockholders linked to defunct firms and land interests in Fannin County Texas. It cites a 1937 US petition to condemn 141 514 acres with a detailed metes and bounds description near Bonham, within the Owens Survey A 859, requiring four weekly notices before July 21 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
New Mexico
W. E. Middleton
G. Hughes
James W. Clark
Charles M. Bailey
Isaae Hoffman
James B. Weldee
J. R. Love
H. L. Willford
Richard B. Semple
Samuel A. Roberts
J. H. McKnight
Jasper Wright
W. P. Gibson
WW. B Higginbotham
J. L. Higginbotham
John R. Russell
William S. Beaty
Eliza F. Dailey
L. A. Mcflure
Thomas M. Hughes
Summer White
S. A. Baird
R. L. Armstrong
J W. Dunn
A. M. Cox
Burton
Housin Rawson
Harriett Newberry
Joe Gauldin
J. P. Pillicodt
J. R. Gauldin
Hattie J. Gauldin
A. E. Newhouse
3. A. Underwood
John Brown
J. L Brown
W. F. Rodin
Planters National Bank
J. G. Watkins Land Mortgage Company
Fannin County
United States of America
Randolph Bryant
United States
Eastern District of Texas
Texas
Paris
Unin
State of Texas
Bonham
Metes
Bowls
E. MecSwain
Bog Mcsweth
Aid Owens Survey
Sells U.S C&g Monument
McSwain
Owens Survey
I Ieal Bradford
Bradford
Smith S Lipscoms
Lipscomb
W E. & H. T. Shipman
Shipman
Owve
Thoughtful defense and labor claims in Roosevelt piece
Uncle Ashleges remarks on defending democracy while addressing labor exclusions in defense work. The column probes how Roosevelt reconciles calls for inclusion with labor restrictions and questions funding for a proposed pay raise for officers and men. It anticipates a four million strong fighting force and a multibillion annual salary bill, noting political incentives behind the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Land tracts described in Texas Wood and Owens surveys
Fragmented deed-like description outlines Tract No 418-d in Fanvin County Texas with 59,991 acres, tying to O H P Wood Survey and several land owners. Includes bearings, boundaries, corner stakes, and references to Steger Childs Corzine and McSwain properties. Complex, technical boundary notes and distances appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanvin County
Texas
O. H. P Wood Survey
Mary Steger
Wood Survey
W. E. Dicus Survey
W King Survey
King Survey
FE. C. Corzine
Woods Survey
Corzine
Renna Cluh
Childs Land
Steger
Jana
Fennin
State of Texas
Owens
T.om Born
Am. Gieaunt
Pasine
Pye
Scawe Corr
W. R. Atkins
BE. G McSwain
Metes and bounds survey parcels in Fannin County Texas
Description covers multiple tracts in the J L Hill and A E Ross surveys in Fannin County. Metes and bounds lay out long chains, corners, and stakes along creeks, meanders of Coffee Mill Creek, and adjacent landowners including Lipscomb, Curtis, Pilliod, Bailey, McFail, Reynolds, Anderson, Banker, and others. Total areas include 56.478 to 119.480 acres, with several tracts describing boundaries, corners, and bearings toward Bonham from Self's monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith S. Lipscomb
Lipscomb
Coffee Mill Creek
Earl Curtis
Curtis
Aid McSwain
Said Owens Surey
McSwain
J. L. Hill
Fannin County
Texas
Self
Anderson
United States
Bland
Sim Smith
FE. M. Bailey
Bailey
MCGC
MccFail
McPaul
Jas. Relerford
Relerford
CG. S. Anderson
Fannin
K JT Pilliod
Sel
Pilliod
M. M. McFail
Said McFail
Ross Survey
Sarah Allen
Allen
K. I. Pilliod
S. W
Stephen Cummings
W . Hne
Bank Land
S. E
E. M. Bailey
Bailey Lane
N. W
Bland and
Said Smith
Margaret Dannenbauer
S Aid Ross Survey
Seid Dannenbauer
Texan
Bonham
Weimgon
First National Bank of
Honey Grove
Campbell
Juan Delgado Survey
Bind Oeonead
Faust
EM. Bailey
Said Bailey
E. C. Corzine
U. S. C. and
G. Monument
W. W. Bomar
C. S. Anderson
Ino. Reynolds’ Sureey
R. W. Wilkins
Wash Underwood
J L. Hill
James Relerford
A. R. Roberts
Chas. Gray
G B Meade
Meade
Renner Childs
Beginni
Miller H Nixon
Aid Dixon Survey
Davis
Finis Shipman
Man Dives Pit Of Snakes To Take Life
Coroner in Colfax investigates motive behind John L Ottman proprietor of Rattlesnake Farm near West Colfax who entered a large pit of rattlesnakes after hours and died from multiple bites his body found at a nearby restaurant Mrs S E Fivans owner recalls disturbance after closing the farm noted in the 1940 Census data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E Wd
John L. Ott
Rattlesnake Farm
West
Ottman J
Ottman
S E Fivans
Snake Farm
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Sherman Soap Works
D. W. Hill
My Place
R. E. Snow
7Th and
Beach
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N. D. Taylor
North Center Street
Felix Robertson
North Main Street
Bonham Street
Watkins
Watkins Company
J. R. Watkins Company
Iowa
Memphis
Tenn
District Court of the United States
Eastern District of Trends
War of the
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B.C. Hawks
J. C Menkins
RX. M McEly
A J. &. Waterhouse
B. C. Graves
J. Grearns
J. E. Ship
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Pilllod
Lueb
Meattish Anivigese Company, Ltd
Ervin C. Cole
Liic Company
Virginia
Theoda Reynolds
K. E. Sherman
Binkley Hotel
Sherman, Tex
Jacckson Piano Co
Elm
Dallas
Ashleges
Roosevelt
Atkins
I E. Ross
S. E. Banker
Banker
First Naval Bank of
Cummings
Gummings
James Carter
G W King
U.S. C & G Monument
Maggie A Demond
M. H. Dixon
King
C. Walker
Walker
H. P. Wood
Bertawing
Cunningham & Lipscomb
Aid
Deatec
Wood
John Reynolds
Resnold
United
Bomaroo
Ad Wood Survey
Joe B. Tohnsen
United State
MUP Ae Anda
Jobson Land
Chile
Nort
Haag
Tox Sree
Anderson Sur
Bea
Lind
Remnasey Childs
Joe Jinks
Ygham
A. H. McDonad
A. A. Beasley
T. B. William
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Ella Chyders
Morris Kalloff
Colfax, Cal
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Senor Dunn
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