30 Dec 1865
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Newspaper
The Weekly Panola Star
Location
Batesville, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1865
Page
1
Notices from Panola County Mississippi Probate and Chancery courts announce administration actions for estates. Nonresident executors are summoned to appear by January 16 to show cause why their administration should not be revoked. Court orders warn of potential revocation if defendants fail to respond and publishings urge compliance with probate and dower matters in the December term.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions probate court and names but provides no complete facts. The readable portions reference Mississipni, probate actions, and individual names but lack coherent events, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a clear news item.
The Panola Chancery Court orders Caroline M Sparks to answer a bill of complaint by the next term. If she fails to appear, the bill and all allegations may be confessed. A copy of the order will be published weekly in the Panola town newspaper.
A court notice states that Lydd A.J. Anye is not a Mississippi citizen but resides there. The clerk is to enter appearance and proceed with the case. The document directs action by the court, listing parties and procedural steps, in a format reflecting an old legal notice.
Administrator's notice appears from the Probate Court of Panda indicating action against parties and mentioning legal requirements and duties for those with claims or entitlements. The fragment notes notice by law and official administration, urging parties to respond or appear as required.
Reading error fragment notes farmers and partners offering a rate at a family or dairy context. The readable portion mentions a promotional rate but lacks dates names places or concrete actions.
Insolvent notice and various court entries dated Nov 1865 referencing Luisa Miller and John C Amorews. Mentions administrators, commissions of sale of land in Panola County, and letters of administration for Mrs. Dane Wooten. Notes appearances required next term, with deadlines and probate notices amid estate, land sale, and legal proceedings.
Fragmented notice from Panola County Probate Court November term 1865. It announces a hearing on Susanil son’s petition for division of the deceased’s estate and invites claims, with references to a sale of plantation property and dower rights in La toa Hat lands. The posting cites Woollard Clerk and involves multiple names including Sarah Hall and Anthony Smith with auction details to follow on a stated date.
The readable text shows garbled words and unclear names. A partial place reference appears alongside stray terms like water, bested, and nanny in a Tall gen. The passage is too corrupted to extract a clear event, date, or involved entities.
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