Norwalk Court Sale Notices for Pierce Mains Property
A public sale notice from Norwalk in Huron County Ohio announces a peace order to levy on real estate, Lot three in New Haven Township, about four acres, to be sold at public vendue at the Norwalk court house on a February Monday afternoon, following a judgment for Robert Aiey against Wallace Keeler. The notice, dated July 22, 1010, records sheriffs office details and outlines the sale process and property description.
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