Death of Former Hearne Pastor Rev C L Farrington
Notice from Hearne records the death of Rev. C. L. Farrington oldest member of the Texas conference and former pastor of the Mottantist church here. He served in the 11th Alabama Infantry as a Confederate veteran and lived in Texas since 1868. Granddaughter Miss Bess Farrington Smith arrived home en route to Huntsville the day of his passing. The report notes long friendships formed during his pastorate and references family and local visits connected to his death.
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C. L. Farrington
Texas Conference
Mottantist
Hearne
Araneta Ton
Texas
Elizabeth
Property Auction Notice in Robertson County Texas
A Robertson County sheriff sale listing informs that on the first Tuesday in June 1923 the Lot 6 in Block 126 in Calvert Texas will be sold to satisfy a $7168.26 judgment in favor of Mattie S Edwards against Pleas Gibson and wife Gibson. The notice is issued by Sheriff WE Thompson. It includes the usual legal phrase and the sale location at the Robertson County courthouse in Franklin. Also included is a small unrelated note advertising Brown Leghorn poultry stock with prepaid transportation.
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State OF
Texas
Robertson
Robertson County
Mattie S. Edwards
Pisas Gibson
Franklin
Calvert
Gibson
Mattie’ S. Edwards
Italy
WE. Thompson
Largest bell collection owner from Riverside California
Frank Miller collects about 450 bells with rich histories. Notable pieces include a 1792 New Orleans cathedral bronze bell, a 1770 Scottish castle bell, a London Big Ben facsimile, a 1750 Norwegian iron horse bell, a 1800-year-old Chinese gong, a 1755 ship bell from Boston, and the Bedford Mass town crier bell linked to Paul Revere. The collection spans pieces from Mecca to Herod's palace and features the oldest dated bell from 1247.
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Paul
Spain
America
Western Newspaper Union
Sheriff Sale In Robertson County Texas 1923
W E Thompson sheriff announces a sheriff s sale of Prado McGee and wife to satisfy a 442 58 judgment in favor of Farrar Lumber Company. The property is in Robertson County near Spring Creek between Hearne and Benchley. Sale set for the first Tuesday in June 1923 before the Robertson County Courthouse.
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State OF Texas
Robertson
District Court
Robertson County
Farrar Lumber Company
Prade McGee and Wife
Franklin
Prado McGee
Alec McGee
Dollie McGee
Alec and
Texas
Spring Creek
Hearne and
Benchley
Farrar Lumber Co
Prado McGee and Wife
W. E. Thompson
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