Citation By Publication in Robertson County Court
Publication of citation in Hearne Democrat eight weeks summons the unknown heirs of listed defendants to appear at the June 2014 district court term in Robertson County Texas. The suit by James B Dunn seeks title to five hundred ninety nine acres of land and relief quieting title against multiple cloud defects including lost records and unrecorded deeds from 1869 to 1910 with adverse possession claims and five and ten year statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Robertson
Plantiff
Fannie Napier
L. W . Napier
A. J. Robertson
Fannie Nappier
Lahrming
van Tron
Ranseller
van Iron
Rangeller Iron
Ranselle
Idind
Roblertson County
Suit to quiet title in Robertson County lands in 61st District Court
The sheriff is ordered to publish this citation weekly for eight weeks in Robertson County Texas newspapers or nearby county if none. James Dunn, Sr. and unknown heirs are summoned to appear at the Robertson County District Court in Franklin on the second Monday in June 1914 to answer a petition filed April 15 1914 by James B. Dunn seeking title to a 900 acre tract described in detailed metes and bounds. The suit asserts unlawful entry by defendants on January 1 1914 and seeks to quiet plaintiff's title remove clouds from chain of title and obtain costs and relief. The copy bears Clerk Arthur Hays and Sheriff Will Rushing signatures.
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Panne Ps
Robertson
Renseller Trons
District Court
Robartson
Novias
James B. Dunn
Fannie
Robertson County
Texas
J. R. Robertson
F. D. Robertson
S. C. Robertson
Fannie Napier
van and Camilla Rons
A. de Robertson
Cramer
Jack Robertson
S. W
H. H. Robertson
John C. Ford
A. J. Robertson
W. Bank
Little Brazos River
R. McGrew
G.A. Nixon
Arthur Hays
Franklin
J. Will Rushing
Hearne Democrat
Will Rushing
State OF Texas
James Dunn
Lay
Jefferson Gafford
N. W
Julia Faircloth
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Dia
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P.O
Brs
Stephen Gafford League
Jefferson Gafford Quarter
San Antonio Road
San Antonio
Said
S. E
George McMillan
P. O. Brs
P. O. Bra
B. J
Coahuila
James Dunn Sr
George H. Dunn
George W. Dunn
Mary Love
George H. ‘Dunn
Heira
James
Dunn
Kickapoo Worm Killer Advertises Child Cure
A vintage advertisement claims Kickapoo Worm Killer, described as a candy confection, expels worms causing feverish, sick, peevish behavior in children. It asserts quick relief with a 25 cent box bought at druggists, urging immediate use without coaxing.
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