Lot No 1 Huntington tract in Caroline County notice
Legal notice describing Lot No 1 a parcel in the Youth Election District of Caroline County. It covers boundaries along Huntington tract lands formerly of William W Williamson and Jesse Hubbard, waters of and on the wet side of Unto Creek, with bearing and distance details to convey to Mary Willis. Conditions list reference to ponds, creeks, and lines to be run to Hunting Creek. Landmark corners include a stone set by a certain post and former owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Jese Whuebbard
Mary of Willis
Williamson
109 Acres of Land Deed and Sale Provisions
Fragmentary text describes land in Caroline County tied to William H Austin and Charles S Carmine, detailing a deed from December 1965 and a prior deed from June 1505, with mentions of lot No 2 and a tract near Great Chaptank River. The document references sale conditions and life tenancy, but most specifics are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panairy Pd
Willams
Caroline County
Charles S Carmine
Property sale notice in Caroline County land records
A legal notice stating that a property deed by John D. Parquharsen and wife will be offered for sale in parcels. The document references Jessit band, preme es convercal to the sale, and indicates the deed is of record in Liber Red No 20, John Sttf, Land Record Books for Caroline County with parcels to be offered as follow.
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Jessit
Charnes S.Carmine
John D. Parquharsen
Apuik Net
John Sttf
Caroline County
Parcel Boundary on Choptank River Property Describes Courses
Parcel No. 1 begins at the Great Choptank River and Tromesferd Lane, follows river curves and private road, with a sequence of bearings and distances totaling about to the place of beginning. The description continues along river and bank fences, then returns via private road to the starting point, concluding with the parcel area.
76 Acres of Land for Homestead Parcel
A tract of about 76 acres, more or less, contains existing homesteads on the parcel. The notice specifies the land size and the location of the homesteads for potential buyers or heirs.
Parcel No 2 description near Great Choptank River
Beginning at a large stone on the bank of the Great Choptank River near Skeleton Creek the deed describes Parcel No 2 with bearings and distances including forty seven degrees thirty minutes east for one hundred and forty and 25 100 feet and then south twenty nine degrees thirty minutes east nine hundred seventy feet to the center of a private road then along the road center north sixty six degrees fifteen minutes east three hundred feet
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Great Choptank
Tromesferd Liwn
Skeleton Creek
Skeleton Creeks
Great Choptank River
Spring Bank
Chaptank
post ridge
Caroline County
Greensboro
Sapp's
Deep Branch
Choptank
Aaron Conrad
Frank Moore
50 Acres of Land Parcel No. 4 Describes Boundary Lines
A land parcel case describes starting at a road to Chaptank and tracing multiple directional boundary lines. Measurements include 1452 feet along a road side, 1690 feet north, and several long east and west legs with angles and distances to define parcel edges.
Four Farm Parcels Offered For Sale In Caroline County
A long noted productive Caroline county farm comprising 64 acres across four parcels to be sold as a whole or individually for maximum bid. Lot No 2 features a well kept two story dwelling with poor outbuildings. the property borders a railroad station, steamboat wharf, school, church, and canning house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Towers
Caroline county
steamboat wharf
Terms of sale prescribed by the cree trustees notice
Terms of sale as prescribed by the de cree require one third cash on sale day and the balance in two equal instalments at six and twelve months, with credit bearing interest from sale day. Payments secured by purchaser bonds or notes with approved sureties. Title papers at purchaser expense. Albert G. Towers, Joan M. Carter, P. Covaiy, auction trustees.
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ALBERT G. TOWERS
JOAN Mi. CARTER
P. Covaiy
Auct
Land sale note in Caroline County auction listing
Conveyance to J Frank Jones by Mary A Koons Pritchett documented in Caroline County Land Records. Property includes a comfortable dwelling and outbuildings in good repair. Sale on cash on day of sale with purchaser paying deed papers. Harvey L Cooper and John W Clann as auctioneers.
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J Frank Jones
Mary A. Pritchett
Conway and Nickerson Return Home to Help Bascom Family
Two cowhand friends on a long return journey to Indiana stop at a weathered homestead. They befriend widow Mrs Bascom and her children, learn of their mortgage burden, and secretly leave behind cash to restore their home and future. In the night they swap a prized knife for a boy's bank, then depart in the rain with funds tucked for the Bascoms to reclaim their land and dream of home.
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Nick
Jim Conway
Nicholas Nickelson
Conway
Tie
Nickerson
awhille
mebby
Jackson Bascom
Jackson
Lyddy
Mrs. Bascom
wolbun
Jimmy
Johnny
Tam
Staffittle Jackson
Jenve
Indiana
Green county
Spencerville
Burts
emeet
little
Bascoms
Mick Nickerson
Feeling His Way in London Answers Quiz on Arts
A fragmentary quotation shows a playful exchange where Jenkins admits ignorance of literature art and politics, while one speaker jokes about music and governance as irrelevant. The fragment ends with an invitation to Coe to join in a relaxed room gathering with a pipe.
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Jenkins
London
The Amazon River Wonders and Winds Power the Tide
The Amazon River is celebrated as a wondrous waterway though not the longest or largest. It describes a 150 mile wide mouth and a water force that pushes the ocean beyond fifty leagues. The tide’s reach extends 600 miles from the coast while easterly trade winds blow upriver to aid vessels against adverse currents.
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Amazon River
Amazon
Masked Ball Conversation Sparks Amused Exchange
A fragment shows exchanged banter about flirting at a masked ball and recognizing a wife, with comments on her agreeable behavior and the surprise of recognition. The dialogue hints at social scrutiny and playful reproach within a domestic setting.
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Otto Bornrumpf
Starvey L. Cooper
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Joux W. Clann
Elizabeth Dukes
Tuckahoe Neck
LIVIG
Myrtle B
Russell B
Touris
Warrier
Tauri
Union Victor
Economy Smith
Tickford & Hushnan
Peoples National Bank
SAMUEL COLGAIN
A. G. Towers
Orphans’ Court
LEVIN W. POOLE
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Fifth avenue
Jougnan
BALTIMORE
BEST STORE
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FRANK H. SWEET
American Press Association
The bank
CONWAY AND
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SUPPLaY CO
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
NIAGARA FALLS
Philadelphia
Pullman Wailor
Philidelphia
Susquehanna Valley
SINLIGMIN
J. Rh. WOOD
GO W. BOYD
Trafic
Orphans' Court
SAMUEL
THOMAS BRATCHER
COLINIA BRATCHER
Executrix
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