Deed Record for Chautauqua Land Transfer in 1870
A deed dated November 5 1870 by Edward Scully and Bridget Scully his wife identifies Julia A Fowler as grantee. Recorded November 9 1870 in Liber 135 page 320 of the Chautauqua county clerk’s deeds. Parcel lies along Lanphier street to Smith street with width about 40 feet. Names Charles A Merriet Matteson and Holt appear as witnesses or attorneys.
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A wealthy farmer’s daughter near Lyons in Jonia County was attacked by two tramps while walking with her father’s house nearby. Vicious assault provoked an enraged neighborhood and a possible lynching if the assailants are identified. Deputy Derrick traced them from Portland as citizens patrolled the area. Lake Superior disaster and other brief items follow, including a bridge accident in Indiana and prison labor changes in Gurcaco.
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