Public Notice in Lafayette County Court Case 1914
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. STATE OF MISSOURI Lafayette County court action in June term 1914 at Lexington. Plaintiffs William C. Casteel Emma Lack Sarah Schrimsher Annie Smith Ethel Godley Mary Godley and others sue defendants including unknown heirs and devisees of Jacob Potter and Ann Smith. The petition asserts nonresidency of several defendants and seeks property claims and quiet title over real estate. publication is required for absent parties and unknown heirs. The court order directs publication and participation timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
William C. Casteel
Emma Lack
Sarah Schrimsher
Annie Smith
Ethel Godley
Mary Godley
Silas N. Godley
George W. Godley
Homer Godley
Rose Godley
Rosa Godley
Peewon
Thaiy Tetates
Devisow
Griptess
Jacob Fotter
Helra
Ann Smith
Ann M. Smith
Willie Chaplan
Mary Chapman
Willerites
Kinstine Airey
William Smith
Sarah T. Smith
Joseph Biolth
Lavinia Solis
Lorense D
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Mara Rh
Smith
Lewal Keiry
Pete
Joseph Simith
Jacob W. Leeds
F. H, Casteel
Thomas Castes
Frank Casteel
William Casteel
James Casteel
Catherine Samson
Mary Hand
Thomas Casteel
Frank Castel
Catherine Sameon
Minaguri
Ase Smith
M. Banteh
Willum Chapman
William Wirey
Raitline Wirey
Win Sew
Emith Sarch
Jom Amith
Lavinix Bayh Bie
Loreven D Gmbh
Mera BF Brith
Joseph Buith
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Gruttlees
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Seth
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Potier
Babel
Whites Ulrae
Witte Ubeer
Wilken Filth
Beata Bwith
Josaph
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Lala Bimutth
Owette
Loren
B. Smith
Dowppli Smith
Lutia
Suruith
Congoris
Gavinay
Grantems
Denenaet
Biel Cathey
John N. Cevren
Barnet
Imere Lyon
Aald Road
Mary Cimbend
Thomas Claytert
Mary Caatee
Mary Custee
Mary
Miewourt
Jacob Potter
Betty
William Chapman
Mare Chopmien
Tie
Willam T'Brey
Ban
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Oh Wite
Wiilea Beith Yueh J. Amith
Bis Wifyy
Jame
Pi Smith
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Publication order for a estate matter in Wadrgulied region
The document appears as a fragmented legal notice listing residents and parties connected with an estate case. It mentions one or more guardians or heirs and references property and residency in Mena area. The text shows attempts to specify addresses and real residence details while citing a timeline and court action.
Public Administrator's Notice Lafayette County Mississippi
Notice from the Probate Court of Lafayette County Mississippi dated March 26 1814 appoints the Public Administrator to take charge of the estate of Heard Merve deceased. Creditors and claimants must present their claims within six months after the order. If not presented, they will be barred from any share of the estate. The notice is dated March 2 1814.
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Lafayette County
Mia
Heard
Chile
Vale
Eas
County
Missouri
Merck
Mary Jane Kayes
Suecutelx
Willage Willarg Order From Lafayatte Court
Administrator and notice announce that on the fourth day of April a probate order was issued by Lafayette County Milner Court naming Annie Marle Willag as guardian for the minor child. Details reference allowances and estate items with dates and local officials.
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Dutiog
Ie Tereby
Deter
Keok Willig
Granlon Lothve
Chile
Ae Watter
Final Settlement Notice At Lafayette County Court
A fragmented notice references final settlement procedures and liens under Lafayette County court jurisdiction. The text remains unreadable in parts but indicates actions by a claimant or party named in connection with a legal proceeding and the probable involvement of the Probary Covet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Fragmented OCR text about local event moves and court notes
Fragmented OCR text references a move and court action with unclear names and places. Readable bits mention a bike event and a May date, but most details are garbled. The piece lacks coherent identities or concrete outcomes to summarize clearly.
Fragmentary notice on lost file and disrupted event
A damaged OCR fragment references a place and people but is unreadable. It mentions a possible file or event with unclear dates and names, making precise details unavailable.
Final Settlement Notice From Court
Fragmentary OCR shows a final settlement order involving parties including Aura Parker de Cher and MAS Western TRUS in a Dole Court in Litas county. The text references a sale or settlement action and a hearing date, with unclear names and jurisdictions due to garbled input.
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Eaura Parker de Cher
Litas
Uae
Bolton
Swenan Birth Announced in Missouri City
Mr and Mrs M Swenan announce the birth of a daughter on April twenty seventh in Missouri. Girl weighs SL lbs and shares family name Swenan. the brief notice notes the event in a local Missouri locality.
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Mr. and
Mos . M. Swenan Woliuewe
Mia Doy
Ayyal
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Phrase Fragment
Fragmented OCR text presents a Fisher style children product mention with unclear names and phrases. The readable bits reference Fletcher's Castoria and a child named Willie, with distorted surrounding words. The record notes a damaged advertisement fragment lacking clear event or date details.
Missing ad text offering weekly Life magazines subscription
Fragmentary OCR advert promotes a subscription deal for Life magazines and related titles. It mentions prices and a renewal prompt but the text is garbled with unclear details and broken phrases. The readable elements point to a period newspaper offer urging readers to subscribe or renew.
For Sale Items Include Seperator and Wagon
For sale a set of items described as a Guo Separator and related equipment. Listings mention a work area with a workshop engine, a wagon, and a clover field nearby. Location references include Dover, Missouri, and Paulling in the description.
Wondering Washed Up Love in Old Parish Tale
A long, tangled speech filled with names and yearnings follows a social circle torn byclass and wishful marriage. A young woman Elizabeth plans a life with a suitor while others recall past loves. The scene shifts through weddings, debts, and promises as a community watches fate unfold.
Fragmented line from a local notice transcription
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an elder speaking and a note about dye pounguier and Ok Clee, with unclear context and names. The readable portion hints at a quote or dialogue but lacks a clear event or outcome. The text is too fragmentary to determine a concrete item or date.
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