District Court Notice Quieting Title in Washington County
Plaintiffs Fred Neuhart and Har))) Neuvhart sue numerous defendants including Mississippi & Missouri Railroad Company and Chicago and Southwestern Railway Company in Washington County Iowa to quiet title to several described tracts in Section 18 24 and 13 Town 75 North Range 8 West Fifth P M It names City of Washington Iowa and others as defendants and warns appearance by May 25 1944 to avoid default and judgment The action seeks to establish fee simple title and bar unknown claimants from adverse rights The case is docketed in the Iowa district court with George F Morrison attorney for plaintiffs and notices April 19 26 May 3 1944 mention Glassware care at end of notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF
State OF
Iowa
Washington County
Fred Neuhart
Har
Neuvhart
John Hendee
Phebee Hendee
William Conner
Theodocia Conner
Caleb B. Campbell
C. B. Campbell
Adeline Campbell
Newton W. Lynn
James A. Lynn
Eliza Linn
Wm. H. Hopkins
Charles G. Hopkins
J. H. Laushead
Maria Laughead
City of Washington
George Hays
Robert Boyd
John Coulter
Robert Rose
John R. Coulter
George Brokaw
Ann C. Brokaw
Mississippi & Missouri Railroad Company
Willam Moore
Isabella J. Moore
James P. Moore
Emma J. Moore
I. G. Moore
Josiah Long
Margaret Long
Michael Hayes
Eliza Hayes
Chicago and Southwestern Railway Company
James R. Easton
Jas. S. Easton
Christy Easton
William
Woodstock
KE. Woolstock
John Moore
Caroline Hayes
Rebecca Hayes
Nant Martin
Albert Hayes
Perry Hayes
John Hayes
Katie B Hayes
Mary Randall
J. Peee
AE DO Ee Stewart
John G. Stewart
Wm Moore
S. M. Cox
David BE. Fekhart
Anna Eliza Eckert
David Mitchell
Richard Everett
Richard Everest
Jane Everest
Joseph Leverest
Joseph B. Davis
Lydia Davis
Elizabeth M. Mitchell
Joniman
CC. Conger
J. C. Conger
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Stobert T. Lewis
E. M. Mitchell
J B. Combs
Elizabeth Mitchel
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
St. P. M
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
5Th VP. M
County Recorder
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Auditor
Washngton County
Washington
George F. Morrison
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