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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1928

Page

9

Cobham Saga and the Cobham Park Estate Trial

The narrative traces Lord Cobham of Liverpool and his heirs, the Cobham family feud, and the Stoney Lonesome litigation in Pennsylvania. It follows debt, exile, emigration from Paris to New York, Civil War service, and a disputed will that split Cobham Park among daughters and Henry Cobham, leading to mineral wealth and a series of lawsuits culminating in ejectment actions and a contested orphan’s court sale.

England Cobham Paris America Henry Cobham Havre Cape Beble New York Andrew Jackson Alleghenies Lord Cobham Jamestown N. Y Hudson Buffalo Erie Canal Henry Liverpool George Cobham George Ashworth Cobham Fearnes Hall Dunstead Cobham Park George Warren Lee Pennsylvania Maryland House of Cobham Gobham Fredericksburg Chancellorsville Gettysburg Lookout Mountain Chattanooga Atlanta Peach Tree Creek Hardihood Stoney Lonesome Elizabeth Georgiana Alice Blanche Lawson Elizabeth Cobham Orphans’ Court Daughers Annals of Elizabeth Cobham Sager Cobham Sager Elizabeth Sager Supreme Court Alice Cobham Mead Mead Orphan’s Court National Committee Royal Copeland M.D United Mia Katharine A. Fisher Good Housekeeping Triitute Oscar Techicky Oscar Waldorf-Actoria New York City

Stoney Lonesome Saga of Cobham Estate and Court Battles

An elderly court tale follows Henry Cobham’s Stoney Lonesome estate near Glade, the Salvation Army trust, and an ejectment suit by Mrs Blanche Lawson. Fred Cobham’s long hidden testimony emerges in 1925, influencing outcomes up to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The piece reflects on a stark, timeless landscape where Cobham’s memory and the two carved rocks endure.

Bioney Lonesome Henry Cobham Glade Stoney Lonesome Salvation Army New York City House of Cobham Stoney jLonesome Blanche Lawson Elizabeth Cobham Sager Fred P. Cobham George Cobham Fred Cobham Lord Cobham Heck Potter County Rossiter Erie County Salvation Army I Supreme Court W S. Clark Alexander & Clark, Warren Salvation Army Ln United States Supreme Court Colorados Ann Cobham

Wiley Reunion Elects Youngsville Leader and Local Notices

At Union City the Dennis Wiley reunion named F A Gilbert of Youngsville president with Reed Willey as vice president and Elinor Dennis and Charles Willey as secretary and treasurer respectively. Next reunion is set for August 1929 at Mark Willey’s Lyona home. The issue includes a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. Oscar Johnson with relatives from Erie Ridgway Johnsonburg and New York City. Also reported are Youngsville Free Methodist attendance at Pleasantville Camp meeting under Evangelists A L Whitcomb and D N Miner, with many local members joining. Additional items note local M E Ladies Aid, a radiator works accident injuring Fremont Loomis, and local travel, beauty shop coverage, and church services impacted by the camp meeting.

Youngsville A. Gilbert Dennis Willey Union City Bede Willey Erie Corry Jamestown Rome Lyona Raule Quartette F. A. Gilbert Reed Willey Elinor Dennis Charles Willey Waterford Mark Willey Elmer Willey Oil City Oscar Johnson New York City Florence Black John S. T. Davison Perry Mead Eric C. S. Mead R. E. Abraham Haze Tie Moore Clarion M. E. Ladies Aid Freemont Loomis of Lottsville Loomis Helen Crghaes Yorngenitte Free Methodist Pleasantville Clayton Wesley Pennsylvania Mariam Schall Wesley

Bottle hurler fractures police chief's skull in bath pivot

In Wilkes Barre on August 7 Captain John T. Ruth lake township chief of police was left in critical condition after a bottle felled him during an effort to break up rowdy bathers. Two alleged attackers William Whalen and Joseph Kelly are held without bail. A separate Aug 6 report from Altoona notes Lamar Auman a 33 year old farmer died after being struck and dragged under a freight train near South Forge.

Wilkes Barre John T. Ruth Lake Township Ruth William Whalen Wilkes-Barre Joseph Kelly Pittston Altoona U. P Lamar Auman Score Forge Williamsburg Here

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