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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. A C Watkins applies for permanent administration on the estate of A C Watkins in Carroll County Georgia. James Beall and W R Robinson announce a sale of property described as sixty acres, recorded deed terms, to satisfy debt and costs, at the Carrollton courthouse on the first Tuesday in January 1923.
Hinesley estate matters appear before Ordinary T. Steed. A petition for leave to sell lands of A. W. Hinesley, deceased, is hereby cited to all concerned to appear before the first Monday in January 1023 to show cause why the application should not be granted.
C A Wager applies for guardianship of W L Trantley lunatic property. Hearing set at 10 A M on first Monday in January 1923. Interested parties invited to show cause why guardianship should not be granted. December 4 1922. I T Steed Ordinary.
Public sale ordered by the Carroll County court of ordinary will auction the Carrie Phillips estate land and dwelling in Whitesburg Georgia for cash on the first Tuesday in January 1923. The sale funds debts and estate distribution to heirs at law.
W A Taylor asks to resign guardianship of W L Brooks son of the late Dr James F Brooks. Jos O Smith named as suitable successor and to provide bond. Citations require appearances before the Ordinary by the first Monday in January 1923. December 4 1928. KE T Steed, Ordinary.
The administrator's sale of estate assets in Carroll County proceeds to satisfy debts. The auction, to be held in January 1928, lists 162 acres of lot 25 and 13 acres from lot 8 in the fifth district, with details of land strips and boundaries. Proceeds go to creditors and heirs per the 1922 court order.
By authority, The Carroll County Times of Carrollton is named official organ of Carroll County for 1923. Notice to be published for four weeks in The Carroll Free Press preceding January 1, 1920. Signed December 1 by Sheriff W. A. Garrett J. Ti. Robertson Court T. Steed Ordinary.
On August 9 121 J G Simpkins executed to Joves Beall and W R Robinson a deed to secure a debt of three hundred five hundred dollars with interest from date. The principal note dated August 29 1921 due December 1 1921. The deed obligated timely payment and conveyed Lot 235 in the mentioned lands as security.
Sheriff's sale in Garrall County Georgia to be held in Carrollton on a January day in 1923 during legal hours at the courthouse door. Property includes a 15 year old black horse mule about 900 pounds two black horse mules a gray mare 15 years old and two tie stalls.
Tax and court writs place forty acres in Carroll county Georgia on sale, plus multiple items including livestock and a wagon. Goods seized under city court writs against G E Storey J D Storey W E Cassell and W E H Cassell and against A M Bishop L J Bishop. Also levied against J B Denney. December 7 1922. W A Garrett Sheriff.
Mary T. Dukes as guardian will sell for cash a 63 1/3 acre tract part of the J W Barn farm in Carrollton. The sale, ordered by Hon. E. T. Steed, Ordinary, will take place at the Carrollton courthouse on the first Tuesday in January 1923 during legal hours. The property is described as Tract No. 4 in district 6 and is titled to Mollie F. McLendon, an imbecile.
The Georgia Loan & Trust Company will sell at public outcry on Saturday January 6 1923 at Carrollton Georgia the fifty acre tract described in the deed securing a promissory note of 800 dated November 18 1920. The sale to satisfy the debt with interest and costs with any surplus to Haston P Perry.
A Carroll Superior Court action in favor of Whitesburg Banking Company against W R Robinson administrator for J Bradley and Mary Bradley led to levies on Mary F Bradley’s property including an undivided half interest in a Georgia farm and 150 acres plus several described lots. The case shows multiple real estate and personal property seizures under a Floyd from Merchants and Pinning Bank of Villa Rica.
Carrollton announces a public sale on the first Tuesday in January 1923 at the county courthouse to satisfy a tax and ad valorem claim against P O Ivey. The property is 151 Rome Street, levied by Marshal T. O. Hamrick and currently in possession of P S S Smith.
Citizens Bank of Carrollton announces a public sale of described parcels in Carrollton on the first Tuesday in January 1923 to satisfy a $2,000 note plus accrued interest. The deed is secondary to a prior trust deed to J W Johnson J J Reed and Mrs RK I Saunders. Sale at the courthouse door in Carrollton during legal hours.
The Baptist State Convention of Alabama, meeting in Cullman, plans a statewide centennial program for 1923. Activities include a church by church report on a century of Baptist work and district centennial observances leading to the Montgomery session in the fall.
Fragmentary notice advertises a sale on a property linked to Joe Gn. The readable text is obscure but indicates a real estate sale listing with unclear dates and parties.
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