Receiver's Sale of Real and Personal Estate in Robertson County
Warren A. Wilkerson as receiver will sell at public vendue on the first Tuesday in January 1924 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the Robertson County courthouse, Franklin, Texas, all personal property including mules, cattle, wagons, farm gear, and 1156 acres of land known as the Westbrook Upper place with improvements, house, gin, and other fixtures. The sale follows a court order in Rob ertson County Cause No. 6723 to liquidate the estate of Monroe Miller, executor, and will be cash with court approval and directs proceeds to the court registry for disbursement per decrees.
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Warren A. Wilkerson
District Court
Robertson County
Texas
R. M. Johnson
Monroe Miller
A. D
Court House
Franklin
George Antonio Nixon
David Dawson
G. A. Nixon
Westbrook
Big Brazos River
James Tate McGrew
David ‘Dawson
Dia
Dawson
Reed
a.Cottonwood
Hearne
Mumford
Wibh
Sothern Pacific
Coene
Hearne Receiver Offers Examination to Claim Estate
The sale may be had by examination of the records and decrees in said case or by inquiry of the receiver at his address in Hearne Texas. Warren A Wilkerson, Receiver Estate Mrs Jennie Carr Randle Westbrook, deceased.
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Hearne
Texas
Warren A. Wilkerson
Jennie Carr Randle Westbrook
Citation to Isaac H Brewton and Eva S Brewton in Robertson County
Public notice commands the sheriff to summon Isaac H Brewton Eva S Brewton and unknown heirs to appear before the Robertson County District Court in Franklin on the first Monday in January 1924 to answer a petition filed December 4 1923 in suit No 6931 by A G Scott. Plaintiff seeks title clearance of lots 6 7 8 9 and 10 in block 10 Franklin and removal of cloud claims.
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Robertson County
Robertson
Isaac H. Brewton
Eva S. Brewton
Hon. District Court
A. D
Franklin
A. G. Scott
Texas
A.D
G. O. Galloway
Citation to appear in Robertson County Court
The sheriff or constable is commanded to summon Joe Boggus S J Murfee J Ht Griffin and Demsey Mulder and unknown heirs to appear before Robertson County District Court in Franklin on the first Monday in January 1924 to answer B B Weir's suit No. 6930 claiming title to a 51.6 acre tract in the Joel Boggus H R survey. The plaintiff seeks removal of clouds on title based on ten year possession and recorded deeds. defendants claim other rights.
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Robertson County
Joe
Boggus
S. J. Murfee
J. Ht. Griffin
Demsey Mulder
Texas
Court House
Pranklin
A. D
B. B. Weir
Joel Boggus
Tonic Grove Tasteless Chill Advertisement Potent Claims
An old advertisement promotes Tonic Grove Tasteless Chill as a tonic for energy and vitality. It claims to purify and enrich blood with quinine in syrup, noting pleasant taste for children and improved appetite alongside overall strengthening effects. Price listed as 60c.
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Grove
Notice to Florence Parnell in Robertson County Texas suit
A court summons in Robertson County Texas requires Florence Parnell to appear in the District Court at Franklin on the first Monday in January 1924 to answer a petition filed December 8 1928 in case No D 2331 by W J Parnell. The record notes marriage from July 15 1920 to July 1 1921 and claims cruel treatment after separation. Publication once weekly for four weeks is required if a local newspaper exists.
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Texas
Robertson County
Robertson
Florence Parnell
Franklin
W. J. Parnell
G. O
Galloway
Clerk District
Sheriff Sale Notice in Robertson County Texas
The sheriff of Robertson County Texas will sell on the first Tuesday in January 1924 at Franklin courthouse door the property described as 38.410 acres in the W M Perry league Robertson County to satisfy a Morris Cohen judgment for 586.78 plus costs. The land originated from a 1907 Polk deed and is described in the mortgage records Vol A page 262.
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District Court
Robertson County
Morris Cohen
John Polk
Kya Polk
Court House
Franklin
W. M. Perry League
Texas
Paul Polk
Teva’ Polk
W. I. Thompson
Robertson
Divorce Suit Notice in Robertson County Texas
Bennie Moseley is required to appear before the Robertson County District Court at Franklin on January 7 1924 to answer a suit filed November 24 1923 by Willie Moseley seeking divorce alleging marriage on December 28 1917 and separation August 27 1919 with abandonment continuing for over three years Notices dated November 26 1923 signed by the District Court Clerk Robertson County Texas
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Texas
Robertson County
Robertson
Bennie Moseley
Franklin
Willie Moseley
Bennie’ Mosely
G. O. Galloway
Notice of Probate for Sarah T AdkinsEstate Robertson County
All persons interested in the estate of Sarah T Adkins are notified that John D Adkins has filed in Robertson County Court an application for probate of the last will and testament. The probate hearing is set for the first Monday in January 1924 at the Robertson County courthouse in Franklin Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Robertson County
Robertson
Franklin
Texas
County Divorce Citation for George Rucker in Robertson Texas
Publication notice from Robertson County District Court instructs the return day on the first Monday in January 1924 for a suit No. 2808 where Mary Rucker sues George Rucker. It states marriage on June 10 1905, separation June 20 1920, abandonment and no cohabitation since, with summons issued November 26 1923 by Clerk G C Galloway.
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Robertson County
Robertson
George Rucker
Court House
Franklin
Mary Rucker
Texas
A. D
G. C. Galloway
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