Decree Sought On Clermont Estate Sale Heirs Named
Court of Common Pleas of Clermont County Ohio bids unknown heirs of William Robinson to answer a 1845 bill by Smith G Clarke Administratrix Sara Robinson sold 12 acres near Bethel to Clarke for 135 dollars in 1837. Purchase money paid. deed not delivered. Clarke seeks legal title by decree and conveys to Clarke. Notice directs heirs to plead within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
State OF Ohio
Clermont County
Smanery
Smith G. Clarke
Cler‘Mont County
William Robinson
Sara Robinson
Sarah Robinson
Bethelgin
County of
Clermont
George J
Trautwine
William Brown
Clarke & Fisher
Foreclosure Bill Amid Clermont County Land Claims
Moser Ross of Clermont County Ohio files a Chancery bill against Joseph and Jane Steel Robert Davidson and Patrick Cody seeking foreclosure and sale of a mortgage on half an acre near Milford and other lands. Notice to answer due by Oct 2 1845. Clarke & Fisher solicitors. Also William S Wharton petitions for partition of multiple Clermont County lands including Indian Creek tracts and a New Richmond lot with complex described boundaries. Clarke & Fisher attorneys for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
State OF
Ohio
Clermont County
William S. Wharton
Clermont Common Pleas
Clermont
John Wharton
Towit
Indian Creek
Robert Kirk
Frances Wharton
James Bidwell
Bidwell
Daniel Hathaway
New Richmond
Henry Wharton
Edward B. Wharton
Joshua Wharton
Samuel Swope
Eliza Swope
Eliza Wharton
Henry Swope
Sarah Swope
Sarah Wharton
William Hill
Polly Hill
Jate Polly Wharton
Eliza Whartons
Ann Wharton
Gideon Wharton
Willshire Conrey
Glorvine Conrey
Elizabeth Conrey
John Conrey
Sarah Conrey
Stephen Conrey
Jared Lemar
Christiana
Christiana Corey
Elizabeth Wharton
William Stone
Margaret
Margaret Barilett
William Bartlett
Joseph Bartlett
Phebe Bartlett
Phebe Wharton
Bil
Clarke & Fisher, Altys
Partition petition for Clermont County real estate in Ten Mile Creek
Reuben Myrick of Clermont County Ohio files partition petition in Clermont Common Pleas seeking division of 102 acre tract along Ten Mile Creek with a 10 acre exclusive sublot. Describes bounds from sugar maple and blue ash, beeches and hickory, Morris and Butler lines. notices named defendants must plead by October 21, 1845 or partition decree will be entered.
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Reuben Myrick
Clermont County
Ohio
Clermont Common Pleas
Clermont
Ten Mile Creek
Lick Lot
Morris
Richmond Road
Walter Butler
Butler
Benjamin Myrick
Enoch Myrick
Ira Myrick
Elias Tracy
Phebe
Phebe Myrick
Pho, Myrick
Martha Myrick
Geo. Myrick
Oliver Myrick
Court of Common Pleas
Oober
Clarke & Fisher, Altys
Foreclosure Bill in Clermont County Chancery
Moses Ross files against Joseph and Jane Steele and Patrick Cody seeking foreclosure and sale of a Milford area mortgage dated June 3 1843 to secure 264 dollars due July 1 with interest. Court warning to answer within sixty days. sale proceeds to pay principal and interest. date Oct 21 1845 Batavia. Mary A Woodard petitions for divorce from Benjamin Woodard on grounds of gross neglect. alimony sought. notice to plead at Oct 21 1845 term.
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Court of Common Pleas
State OF Ohio
Clermont County
Moser Ross
Ohio
Joseph Steel
Jane Steel
Robert Davidson
Patrick Cody
Joseph
Steel
Moses Ross
Clermont
Milford
Water Street
Joseph C. Steel
Patrck Ondy
Robert Davideon
Batavia
Moses Rees
Cour
Clarke & Fisher
Sol
Joseph C. Steele
Jane Steele
Moses
Rose
Imetes and
Joseph G. Steele
Clarke & Fisher, Sole
Marya. Woodard
Benjamin Woodard
Mary A. Woodace
County of Clermont
Benjamin Woodlard
Benjamin
Death and Beauty in Verse Fragments
A collection of short poems reflecting on death and beauty. The speaker recounts a night beside a dying loved one, contrasts dawn with morning, and frames death as a peaceful, beauty-filled transition. The Wind presents a playful bachelor figure who wooes and forgets kisses.
Birds, Clouds, and Flowers in a Morning Reverie
The piece revels in morning scenery with birds, clouds, and flowers, extolling nature as divine. It contemplates heavenly beings in the sky, the beauty and mystery of clouds, and the sadness of loss echoed by a fallen blue bell and a poem about a friend from childhood.
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Anow
Bluebell
Language of flowers as moral guide in nature quotes
A Monroe Michigan Gazette writer argues that flowers teach virtue beyond amusement. The piece asserts each bloom carries instruction and joy, reminding humanity of a merciful Creator and their place in the earth’s green firmament.
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Earth
Monroe
Michigan
Relics Found At Charlestown Battle Ground
Workmen digging a well at Charlestown on Phineas A Stone land unearthed human skeletons and artifacts from the 1776 battle. Skulls show sword wounds, hair preserved, and buttons from enemy regiments. Knee-buckles musket balls and corroded copper coins were recovered. The site may mark a main entrenchment grave now about 15 feet below the surface after earth was raised.
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Battle Ground
Charlestown
Phineas
Boston Times
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