Notice of Sale in Union County NC Court Proceeding
In Union County Superior Court a commissioner offers at public sale at the Monroe court home door on January 20 1947 at noon for cash the balance of John D Taylor’s bare place with dower rights of Martha Ann Taylor. The sale covers two tracts in Monroe township subject to a 29.7 acre exception and dower constraints. bidding proceeds as listed in the confidential boundary description and deed records. M VANN, Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Union County
Martha Ann Taylor
Pact K
H. W. Lemmond
Superior Court
Monroe
N. C
Monroe Township
John D. Taylor
Olf
Tas
Tee Eer
P. O
Public Auction of Union County Real Estate
Under a deed of trust dated August 14 1915 J T Sikes and wife to C Sikes trustee and Jno M English and S C Blair as parties of the third part the note for 206 85 remains unpaid. On January 22 1917 at noon at the Monroe courthouse door the tract of 103 acres in New Salem township Union county NC will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. The property lies along Stegal branch and is subject to a one fifth interest of infant Cornelia Sikes and the deed of trust on file in Union county. The note and sale are described in the trust deed and referenced in the clerk’s records. John C Sikes trustee Redwine Sikes attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Sikes
Wito M. Sikes
C. Sikes
Jno
C. Blair
Court House
Monroe
New Salem Township
Union County
North Carolina
Stegal Branch
Hampton Brooks
John Stew
John Stewart
Juvah Thomas
Enet
Jas, Spears
W. Stkea
Superior Court
Shore
Cornelia Sikes
Office of
Remister of Deeds
Boor A. T
John C. Sikes
Redwine & Sikes
Attys
Sale of Parm Lands in Goose Creek Township
W. B. Love as commissioner will offer for sale on January 8, 1917 at noon at the Monroe court house door eight miles north of Monroe Goose Creek lands. The 25 acre tract, tied to T. A. Helms estate, adjoins G. R. Helms and others. Sale proceeds will pay debts. terms: half cash, balance in six months with title retained until payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Lemmond
Superior Court
Union County
H. €. Simpson
T. A. Helms
N. C
Gale
Goose Creek Township
Concord
Monroe
G. R. Helms
T. A. Hela
Concord Road
G. K. Helms
A. A. Secrest
Register of Deeds Office of
W. B. Love
Reverend Gatewood Seeks Large Congregation For Sermon Event
A local notice describes Rev. C. C. Gatewood planning a high attendance sermon on Baker's Cross Road Church to be delivered December 29, 1916 at noon. It notes his request for a large collection and expresses opinions about his six day labor prior to the seventh day sermon.
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C. C. Gatewood
Engtish Drug Co
Rev
Gatewood
Darkey
C. Gafetow
Baker
Crom Road
Christopher
Ja. Bimon
Amd
Kelton
Gainbert
Conversation in the kitchen with Edna Funderburk
Edna Funderburk records a door side exchange with an older African American man who describes work, mobility, and life in a southern town. He explains staying put to work and reflects on race, climate, and capability while noting Bible reading and newspaper awareness.
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Darkey Seton
Edna
Jorsey
Dom Ders
Darkey
Edna V. Funderburk
Polks We Know and the Poet of the People
A reader extols James Whitcomb Riley as the Poet of the People for writing in plain language about everyday life. The letter lauds midwestern and wartime figures, lauding Marshal Joffre and likening modern French leaders to Napoleon’s marshals, praising courage and unity in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitcomb Riley
Low
Mr. Riley
Wealthy landowner in Watauga dies after life of poverty
Edmund Miller of Watauga, about 60, died at home on September 24. He owned 3000 acres valued at up to 250000, yet lived in poverty, wandering from house to house, begging food and writing materials. He once bet a plantation on an election, paying 250 and a horse to settle. He aimed for a million-dollar land empire and never sold any land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Miller
Watauga
Hughen
Fire Destroys Home. Miss Lindley Dies From Burns
A fire at J C Adcock's Cum mock home in Lee County on the afternoon of the 21st totally destroyed the house. Ruth Lindley 20 of Guilford College was fatally burned while trying to escape as her dress ignited and set curtains ablaze. Lindley, principal of Cum mock High School, boarded at the Adcock residence.
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J. C. Adcock
Cummock
Lee County
Ruth Lindley
Carlol Webster Lindley
Guilford College
Miss Lindley
Mite Lindley
Cummeck High School
Adcock
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Hari
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New York
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Ney
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Massena
Murat
Republic
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MacMaron
France
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Mexico
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Sirrail
F the Orient
War Office
Lysia Castelnau
Guallieni
Paris
Vienna
New York Times
Association of Vienna Undertakers
Vienna Arbiter- Zeitung
London
W. Grove
Gwinn
Ohio
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Columbus
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TED
the Gwinn Milling CO
Snyder-Huntley Company
United States
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Federal Reserve System
Wall Street
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