District court notices in Keokuk County 1910 cases
In the November 1910 term of the district court at Sigourney Iowa plaintiffs Pilkington and W. E. Brokaw sue defendants including Cage and Barbara Grimsley Abraham Palmer and others to quiet title to land described as the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 32 township 76 north range 11 west and the west half of the southeast quarter plus related parcels. The petitions allege 20 years of open adverse possession and seek establishment of title against all unknown claimants and other parties with apparent interests in the described real estate. Papers note defective deeds mortgages and will ambiguities creating clouds on title and request default judgments if not answered by late October 1910. Judge K. E. Willcockson authorized publication in The Hedrick Journal for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Lowa
Keokuk County
Ss. J. Pilkington
Cage Grimsley
Barbara Grimsley
Abraham H. Palmer
Eddie Parish
Vera Lowenberg
Christopher Lowenberg
Township 76
Caase
District Court
State of Iowa
Iowa
Powest
Asce
John D. McNeff
Cage Grimsley and
Sigourney
Chas. C. Heninger
Hedrick Journal
K. E. Willcockson
Township
Orth
William H. Nelson
Lucy Nelson
A. J. Mcacnabb
A. J. McNabb
J. N. Waddell
J. W. Waddell
John Russell A. Waddell
J. Waddell
Wapello County
J. Adam
J. Adam Fritzler
Thomas J. Fritzler
James Terrell
Orin Abrams
Nancy Jane Abrams
Sarah Jane Terrell
Sarah Jane Winchell
H. C. Winchell
James E. Camp
A. J. Merchabb
Erin Abrams
Arah Jane Terrell
T. C. Legoe
Hirprick Journal
K. BE. Willcockson
Udge
Igro
C. Heninger
Heprick Journal
A. D
Tgto
Quieting Title In Lot Four In Keokuk County Case
In Keokuk County District Court a chain of defendants and unknown heirs are notified that by October 26 1910 the plaintiff must file a petition for quiet title to Lot Four of the irregular survey southwest quarter of the southeast quarter section 23 township 76 north range 12 west. The suit claims open continuous adverse possession for over twenty years under color of title and seeks barring of all claims by the named defendants and unknown heirs, including Cynthia Bonta and Susan Baker heirs, with publication ordered for four weeks prior to November term 1916 at Sigourney Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Keokuk County
W. F. Miller
Lucinda Slaughter
Mary H. Shean
D. W. Shean
Jennie C. Harlan
W. S. Harlan
Nettie C. White
H. G. White
Ella Clark
George W. Clark
Elizabeth Clark
Clara Hutchinson
Zelah Hutchinson
Josephine H. Ellis
John Ellis
Lillia Wilson
George Wilson
Russell Hogin
Jennie R.warr
C.w.tarr
Mary E. Murdock
Mattie Slaughter
Daniel Slaughter
Lillia Ridley
Henry Ridley
Goldia Scott
Murray Scott
Lula Slaughter
John C. Slaughter
Martin Slaughter
James B. Slaughter
Alice Slaughter
James Ferry
Lucy Ferry
Rudolph Polka
John R. Allen
Elizabeth Allen
Susie Johnson
Ethel Kepler
Charles Kepler
William Osborn
Oma Osborn
Grace Osborn
George E. Rogers
Mary Rogers
Charles E. Rogers
Jennie S. Nichols
C. G. Nichols
Laura S. Cisena
Selby Cissna
H. Frank Rogers
Lina Mary Gilliland
Addison Gilliland
Samuel Bonta
Eva Bonta
Katherine Davis
E. B. Kerr
Bridge Creek
District Court
State of Iowa
Recorder's Office
Cynthia Bonta
Susan Baker
Susan Richards
Susan Bonta Davis
Richards
Keokake County
Gus Kitzman
Stephen Curley
Michael Curlay
Maggie Renters
Bertha O. Kufe
Mary Cochran
Lizzie McCarrell
Maud Cochran
Thomas Francis
John Craig
Charles Hanewacker
James Lamb
George H. Parker
R. D. Myers
W. A. Griffith
Catharine W. Griffith
Edwin Fay
Elmer M. Baysour
What Cheer Sayings Bank
What Cheer
Recorder’s Office
Benjamin Casey
What Cheer Savings Bank
W.A. Griffith
Margaret
Said
Quieting Title in Keokuk County Iowa Land Dispute
Gus Kitzman files a petition in November 1910 in Keokuk County Iowa to quiet title to a coal lease and surrounding real estate. The suit names Stephen Curlay and many heirs or unknown claimants, detailing tax deeds and claims through multiple transfers, with requests to bar any adverse interests and set a final decree. The case cites dates from 1860 to 1865 tax sales, and actions through 1910, with a call for appearance by noon of the second day of the next term at Sigourney Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craig
Charles Hanewacker
James Lamb
George H. Parker
R. D. Myers
W.A. Griffith
Catharine W. Griffith
Elmer M. Baysour
Edwin Jay
Stephen Curlay
United States
A. S. Alexander
W. B. Merriam
Recorder’s Office
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Reeokuk County
W. E. Brokaw
A. J. Meacnabb
Amanda Reed
J. C. Reed
Elizabeth Newkirk
J. O. Newkirk
Matilda Jane Hardy
J. H. Hardy
Thomas J. McNabb
Belle McNabb
Lavina Jane Hardy
Mary Ollum
Rodilla Ryan
Peter Ollum
Maggie Ollum
Amanda Allsup
H. P. Allsup
Rebecca Vert
Milford Vert
Hannah Sampson
Or. Sampson
John Payton
George Payton
Nora Payton
Margaret Ann Tobin
W. E. Tobin
Emma M. Thompson
G.W. Thompson
George Waddell
Jesse C. Waddell
Lowell Waddell
Addie Marvin
Maude Thomas
G. G. Thomas
Josephine McDonald
Sarah A. Reed
M. B. Reed
Kansas
Berkley
R. J. Berkley
C. C. Donough
James Donough
J. N. Reed
Peoples Savings Bank of
Delta
Thomas J.fritzler
H.C. Winchell
James E.camp
Keokuk County State Bank
Keokuk County Bank
State of
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
Maggie Rentiers
Michael Curley
Sigourney Iowa
Atlas
Alaine
Soutaas Geras
Virginia
Wennessee
Arkan
Sna
Nebraska
Nekotas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louiskina
Freigut
19Th and
Campbell Sts
Kansas City
Chicago Avenue Bridge
Chicago
Montgomery Ward & Co
Chicagg
Thagaa
Yount
Stao
Augomery Ward Co
Cissuetse
Ema Communisery
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