Will and estate notices span many names and places
A long list of wills and probate items dated 1908 to 1912 shows distributions across Rosina Weaver of Wiana Rayne township and Josephus Osborne of Rayne, Porter Kinports of Cherry Tree, Mary Calderwood and others. Executors named include William Tingenfelter and Ward, with legacies ranging from 5 to 10 thousand dollars and multiple heirs identified.
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Meira
Rosina B. Weaver
Wiana
R. J. Sawyer
Jean McElhaney
Jennie Ackerwan
Mise Mary Kelso
Paula Large
Misa Margaret Strong
Mire
Malvina G. Riddle
Margaret Ith
Luther Roof
Milton Laney
Jennie Laura Walker
Miss Blanchfield
Anna Nbert
Sadie Lesney
Rosie Underaike
Clara Bell Ortner
Elmira Wynoop
William Tingenfelter
Tingenfelter
Porter Kinports
Cherry Tree
John C
Minnet Violx Driscoll
Mary B. Davis
Roy Kinports
Porter Kinports Wilson
Margaret Bennett Kinporis
Canoe Township
Alta B H. Baun
Mary Calderwood
Ward
Mary E. Shields
North Mahoning Township
G. W. Shields
Annie
Jane
Nancy
Hila
Minnie
Hmily
Merryl
Scott M
W. H. Bauer
Robinson J. Walkinshaw
Blairsville
Hilfie Libingood
Shallus E. Fails
Augustus Wails
Arthur Fails
Lucinda Sindorf
Mary
Warren Sindorf
J. T. Davin Ai
Eliza Ralston
Indiana
David Ralston
James Johns
Newrytown
Johns
Hidden plan to free Miss Malroy on the bayou
Carrington enlists Beas, a bold ally, to move Miss Malroy from the bayou. He learns from George about letters for Captain Murrell and Mas’r Tom. They plot a nighttime escape with a dugout, a skiff, and a signal whistle, amid danger from Hicks men.
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Alesp
Beas
Carrington
Mr. Carrington
Bess
George
Belle Plain
Boss Hicks
Tom
Murrell
Mas
Avenage
Belle Plain Landing
Cavendish
The Keel Bost Chapter Ends in a Split
A fragment from a serialized chapter shows George racing to find a horse while Carrington continues on his path, the moment marking a planned separation between the two characters.
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George
Carrington
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