Court House Transfers List of Marital and Property Deeds
Homer Talbert to Ruby Evans and other name transfers followed by two land deeds totaling $27,620 and $5,500 for 2.35 acres and Buckholts lots 17 to 20 in block 28. Includes multiple spouse exchanges and property grant details with dates and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Graves
A. H. Baskin
James A. Cone
G. A. McDermott
D. Monroe Grant
M. E. Fisher
W. G. Bain
Buckholts
Land transfers and acreages in multiple Texas deeds
A list of real estate transfers including Maysfield Common School District to Planters Gin Co. for 214 acres, Rosa Meyer to Emma Meyer in Buckholts for $900, First State Bank Milano to H F Smith Sr. for 50 acres, and several other parcels. Amounts range from $1 to $10,432.50, with various surveys and grants referenced and properties located in Gause, Milano, Buckholts, Country Club Addition, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysfield Common School Dist
Planters Gin Co
James Neil
Rosa Meyer
Emma Meyer
Buckholts
First State Bank
Milano Et al
H. F. Smith Sr
Samuel Jones
Kate Fowler
T. F. Williamson
Gause
K. Henderson
Sam Henderson
George T. Graves
A. H. Baskin
Sarah Wilhelm
S. V. Houston
T. B. McDavid
Justo Liendo
A. N. Green
Wm. Strizinek
Country Club
Bessie Dobis
P. H. Graves
R. L. Batte
A. Thompson
Journalistic Club Organized At Yoe High
Yoe High School students form a Journalism Club to sponsor a new school newspaper. Florence Atkinson is Editor-in-Chief with Frances Sharpe and Thomas Graves as assistants. Staff includes Cyrus Miller sports editor and Nancy Rea Slocomb club editor, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoe High School
Florence Atkinson
Frances Sharpe
Thomas Graves
Harvey Yee
Dean Allen
Cyrus Miller
Sam Mewhinney
Ben Heald
Felix Gresham
Charles Knipp
Nancy Rea Slocomb
Lois and
Ruby Robbins
Mary McDermott
Geraldine Slaughter
Dora Emily More
Mary Jane Burnett
Lilian Thach
Frank Hubert
Bernice McLerran
Sue Ella Tyson
Evelyn Grubbs
Margaret McCown
Vernon Slocomb
Bonnelle Neinast
Marie Havlik
Would You Attend a Business College
The Student Loan Fund Association offers aid to worthy youths to enter Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas. The program targets students forced to drop out due to finances and arrangements with the college enable loans and a plan to enroll despite limited funds. Clip and mail the coupon to apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Land transfers and acreages listed in estate records
A sequence of property deeds shows Ernest Flere to Emil Heintze for 10 acres, Otto Wiegmann to B. B. Simmonds for 40 acres, and multiple other transfers. Names include J. L. Woodward sub, Justo Liendo survey, J. J. Acosta survey, and parties such as Phillip Aldridge, Jas. Welsh, and Fred J. Adams. Amounts range from $1 to $1,500 across parcels from 5 to 566 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Flere
Emil Heintze
J. L. Woodward
Otto Wiegmann
B. B. Simmonds
J. L. Woodard
R. J. H. Laffere
Red J. Adams
J. J. Acosta
Walter Wuensche
J. B. Knight
Justo Liendo
Geo. M. Andrews
Fred J. Adams
A. F. Nelson
J. Ben Simank
M. S. Bartlett
C. H. Gustafson
Phillip Aldridge
G. W. Norman
Jas. Welch
Ernest Richter
W. T. Caswell
Will Vaughn
George Judie
Wilhelm Hessel
Levi Taylor
Andrew J. Holder
H. H. Coffield
Jno
T. Hale
Daniel Robinson
Acosta
J. J. Liendo
E. A. Camp
R. L. Hale
J. L. Modesett
Tyler College Address to Student Loan Fund in Tyler TX
A fragment indicates an assignment or delivery to Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas, or to the Student Loan Fund Name Address Association Box 826 Tyler Texas. The readable items reference institutions and a mailing box in Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Tyler
Texas
Milam County Sheriff Sale Of 98 1 2 Acres In Texas
Milam County Texas sheriff sale records describe a 1929 process stemming from a tax liens judgment in district court case 1001 where the State of Texas sued Henry F. Lippman Bertha Lynch and Eunice Dill. On January 5 1929 the sheriff seized and levied on 98 1 2 acres of land described as part of the David Gallagher League to satisfy the judgment and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Milam
District Court
Henry F. Lippman
Bertha Lynch
Eunice Dill
David Gallagher League
Milam County
Texas
N. W
N. E
Vernon Russell
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Milam County, Texas
Legal notice states that on the first Tuesday in February 1929 the sheriff will sell at the Cameron courthouse all right title and interest of the named defendants in a 150 acre tract described by odometer lines and corner stones. The sale runs between 2 and 4 pm and proceeds go to the highest cash bidder with rights of redemption and potential bid to the State if no bidders. L. L. Blaylock, Sheriff Milam County, Texas. Will Vaughan, Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W
William Weiseland
Weise
Court House
Cameron
L. L. Blaylock
Milam County
Texas
Will Vaughan
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Court House News
Homer Talbert
Ruby Evans
Louis Skala
Elma Mayer
Bennie Lee Nelson
Willie Alexander
Henry Robert Deutsch
Sophie Jances Poldrach
Roman Reojaz
Petra Alcosta
Willie Crawford
Lauretta Burnett
Edgar Thelg
Myrtle Richardson
Jesse Reeman
Latchete Beall
W. E. Ransom
Loyce Chambers
B. H. Williams
Aggie Diver
Deed Records
Yoe Hi
Sheriff's Sale
C. F. Gyllenb and
Galveston
Avenue P
Galvez Hotel
S. J. Slocomb
Galveston, Texas
L. R. Carter
Certified Public Accountant
Rockdale
Ptac
Chas
Frank Green Cameron
Cardut
Okla
John Shipp
Maple Street
Oklahoma City
Cardus
Ff A Oed
Essex
Hudson- Essex Challengers
Horstmann Bros Tire
Hudson-Essex Cars
The
Cameron Herald
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