Assignees Sale Of Land In Caroline County Maryland
Assignees offer sale of 111 acres known as Lloyds Regulation Roe s Bottom Range in Caroline county adjoining Evan Morgan Joseph P Anthony John Irwin and others with seven acres woodland excluded. Land traced to 1907 mortgage deed to Carter Hughes and later transfers. Improvements include a two story frame dwelling large barn and sheds. Terms: half cash day of sale or all cash. balance at ratification or option. secured by purchaser note at Denton National Bank. Auction by LL Covey with assignees Merriken and Merriken.
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John Irwin
Thomas Clayton Frame, Jr
John T. Carter
Henry W. Hughes
John T. Carter, Jr
Denton National Bank
CALVERT C. MERRIKEN
WILBERT L. MERRIKEN
Attorney's Sale of Real Estate in Caroline County Maryland
By power of sale in a 1919 mortgage Solomon B Hubbard and wife Annie Hubbard to Winon Redhead the attorney will publicly sell in front of J L Covey's store Preston Maryland on May 21 1927 between 3 and 4 pm the property lying in the Fourth Election District of Caroline county described by metes and bounds containing six acres with a two story frame dwelling and outbuildings one third of purchase money cash with balance and interest on ratification or all cash at purchaser's option state taxes at purchaser's expense sale conducted by Charles B Harrison attorney and William T Tuff auctioneer.
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Annie R. Hubbard
Winon Redhead
Caroline County
Liber L. B. T
J. L. Covey
Preston
Maryland
State of
Webb tract
William M. Adams
CHARLES B. HARRISON
William T. Tuff
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Finnly
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mother
Desirable Denton residence for sale on Market Street
For Sale. Desirable residence in the town of Denton between Sixth and Seventh on North slide Market street. It has electric lights, bath, and plenty of out buildings. A splendid location with immediate possession and liberal terms offered by The Denton National Bank.
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