Beay Estate Transfers and Letters List 1909
A long list of property transfers in Washington and adjacent towns, detailing numerous quitclaim and warranty deeds among individuals and families. Includes transfers involving John T Reintzes, Mary F Odell, C E Cooper, Elmer Burris, Patrick Sinnott, Zachary Walker, Emily J Daffern, John W Dillard, Elizabeth Cummings, James Cain, Lawrence J Lee, W A Norris, Mary A Dant, John B Bowling, Joseph Kretz, Wm F Evans, Adaline E Simmons, Alice A Lee, Susan Dobbs, Charlotte Carr, Josephine Ellis, Bridgett Purcell, Louise Myers, and others. Also notes letters remaining in the Washington post office for week ending March 9, 1909 and two court actions Hubbard vs Tibbins. BIRTHS listed: a son to Mrs Thomas Wallace of Indianapolis and a daughter to Mrs Ira Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Reintzes
Lemon Cooper Odon
Mary F. Odell
Lemon Cooper
C. E. Cooper
James W. Edwards
Elmer Burris
Timothy E. Arvin
Patrick J. Sinnott
Cora A. Hastings
Zachary T. Walker
Washington
Turner’s
Wiley O. Deck
Emily J. Daffern
Franklin L. Grow
John W. Dillard
Charles J. Faust
Elizabeth Cummings
McTegart
James Cain
Lawrence J. Lee
Mary E. Johnson
W. A. Norris Washington
Doherty
Mary A. Dant
John B. Bowling Washington
Turner
Joseph Kretz
Wm. F. Evans
Washington, Downey, Davis & Co
Adaline E. Simmons
Alice A. Lee
Cece Caer
Susan Dobbs
Charlotte Carr
Elnora
Dobbs
Bridgett Purcell
Josephine Ellis
Sadie M. Beck
Louise Myers
Alfred Sims
Francis Sims
Emerson Sims
Lydia H. Gilley
William H. Robinson
John T. Norris
John Hopkins
Hogshead Peyton Marriage Licenses
Ephriam Thompson Hogshead of Washington township and Annie Grace Peyton of Washington obtain a marriage license in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogshead - Peyton
Ephriam Thompson
Hogshead
Washington
Washington Township
Annie Grace Peyton
Local Notices and Social Updates from Reeves Township
Robert Porter visits Dexter Maryland and farm plans noted. Rebekahs meet weekly as roads improve. Many residents report travels to Washington Indianapolis Valparaiso and Danville for schooling and illness. Reeves township teachers hold last institute aided by Supt Burris. Local marriages and births include Joe Parson’s daughter and George Goble wed to Minnie Moore. Portersville Comedy to perform The Spy of Gettysburg Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Ww. c
Wad Nepe
Pen
Uf Hoberts S
Indianapolis
Ayell
Godwin's Hall
Harry
I ‘Jackson
Anda Gindgr
Charles Beales
Diff
Dubais County
Stindsay
Portersville Comedy ‘Company
Gettysburg
Joe Parson
George Goble
Minnie Moore
Argo Manwaring
Simple Remedy for La Grippe Coughs and Kidney Remedy
Simple Remedy for la Grippe warns coughs can lead to pneumonia and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a lung healing cough stopper. It notes the yellow package and warns against substitutes. Also advertises Foley's Kidney Remedy for bladder trouble and potential progression to Bright's disease or diabetes, sold by Smith & Winton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley's
Foley’ S
Smith & Winton
Foley
Bright
Smith &Winton
Gravel Road Improvement Petition Filed in Daviess County
Notice to residents and corporations that J W Chandler and others filed a petition on March 6 1909 with the Daviess County Auditor seeking drainage grading and paving with gravel for a public highway in Steele Township. Hearing set before the Board of Commissioners on April 6 1909 at 2 PM in Washington Indiana. The petition describes a two mile route along the Washington and Edwardsport road from section 29 township 4 north range 7 west to section 28 with center alignment.
Petition for highway improvement in Steele township Indiana
A 1909 Indiana petition from Steele township Dav iess county asks state approval to improve a local public highway by grading draining and paving with screened gravel. The document lists 50 plus signers including O M Albright and Grant Faith notarizes the oath.
Gravel Road Improvement Petition in Daviess County
A petition filed March 6 1909 by E B Forsythe and others asks the Daviess County Board of Commissioners to improve a public highway in Washington township by grading draining and paving with gravel or stone. The hearing is scheduled for April 15 1909 at 2 pm in the courthouse Washington Indiana. The petition notes support by over fifty freeholders and describes the route from East First Street to Van Trees Street within Washington city and to connect with an existing improved road in the township. The road is under three miles long and lies entirely within Washington township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. BE. Forsythe
Washington Township
Daviess County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners of the County of
State of Indiana
Daviess’county
Board of Commissioners
County of
Daviess
County
East First Street
City
Washington Town
E. E. Forsythe
L. M. Courtney
Henry Stumpp
Mary A. Doyle
J. P. Kiefer
G. H. Willams
Russell Davis
Levada Davis
C. Y. Nellis
D. A
Michael Sorgius
David Thompson
John Helphinstine
Stele McCafferty
May Kempf
Charity
Kauffman
J. A. Colbert
C. H. Yenne
Chas. Whey
Petition to Improve East First Street Highway Described
A 1908 petition by residents of Washington township, Davis county requests widening East First Street from curb to curb. The filing lists numerous signers including E E Forsythe and state and county officials. Notary Edgar E Hale attested the signatures as of December 9 1908.
Petition for highway improvement in Steele Township Indiana
D M Williams and others petition the Daviess county board to lay out establish and improve a two mile section of public highway in Steele township by grading draining and paving with stone gravel or other material The request cites the 1905 highway act and notes the petition is signed by over fifty freehold residents with witnesses listed Several named residents including D M Williams O M Allbright T J Albright and others seek a gravel and macadamized road with centerline paving within Steele township none of the towns in the township exceed 30000 inhabitants The hearing is set for April 5 1909 at 9 p m in the county courthouse Washington Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Steele Township
Daviess County
Buch Township
J. W. Chandler
D. M. Williams
O. M. Albright
T. J.albright
J. D. Harbstreit
J. M. Patcat
W. A. Booker
R.H. Booker
R. Hi. Lester
R. J. Mudd
Raphael Mudd
T. Edwards
F. M. Harned
John Stites
August Kalanquin
Amiel ‘Turk
August Morgin
L. A S.standley
Leia Anderson
A. T. Caristy
B. F. Sommers
Henry Wichman
Alfred Spaichour
J. A. Evans
J. G. Reetor
Ollie Gilliatt
J. W. Phillips
J .L. Clark
A. T. Morgan
James M. Morgan
Elmer Evans
John S. Wilson
A. R.carter
B. L. Foust
WW. A. Miller
O. Hinkle
HW. Oc. Helbecker
James 8
Watson
J. F. Buckley
Wiley Scott
Morton Kinnett
State of Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Daviess
Ndiana
General Assembly
State of
Sald Steele Township
Wateh
D. M. Wiliams
O. M. Allbright
T. J. Albright
J. M. Porlat Wy
A. Booker
R. H. Lester
Frank Lee
John Lee
W. G. Haffern
O. W. Smmons
William Harbstreit
Thomas Fleenor
Wm. L. Willams
Freeman Squire
Marion Chandler
Freeholders sworn on petition for improved highway
In Daviess county Indiana Steele township a notarized statement swears that the signer is a legal freehold voter and one of the petitioners backing an annexed petition for a free improved highway. The affidavit lists many names and is sworn before Notary Grant Faith with commission expiration noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Daviess County
O. M. Albright
Steele Township
Indiana
M. Albright
Grant Faith
Set. O
M.athrigat
Daviess Cowboy
Q. M. Albright
Grant
Quieting Title Suit In Daviess County Indiana
Notice in the actio n of William Bentley jr versus the Carnahans and others informs all heirs and legal representatives of the named deceased defendants that the plaintiff has filed in the Daviess circuit court to quiet title to real estate. The case will be heard at the next term beginning April 1909 at the Washington courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William *Bentle, Jr
Young Carnahan
John F. Carnahan
Hattie E. Carnahan
Dora M. Carnahgn
Thomas Golden, Jr
Bryan McCabe
Susan McCabe
John F
Carnahan
Hattie’ BE. Carnanan
Devieves
Dora M. Carnahan
Devisees
Bryan MacCabe
Ang
Susan Mc@abe
Daviess
Daviess County
Indiana
Washington
Nerea
Sheriff’s Sale Of Washington Real Estate In 1909
Fielding M. Colbert announces a public sale in Daviess county Indiana to satisfy a decree for 1274.75 dollars plus interest and costs. The property includes lots 6 and 7 in error's third addition to Washington, with a possible fee simple on remaining terms if needed. Sale date is March 13, 1909, between 10 am and 4 pm at the courthouse door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daviess Circuit Court
Union Savings and Loan Association
Lee .V. Menefee
Sara Menefee
Charles B. Bassett
Kate Bassett
Court House
Washington
Daviess County
Indiana
Fielding M. Colbert
Elijah B. Smeet
Mattingly
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Beay
Washington Post Office
Miss Virgie Brown
Anna Thomas
Bud Buzan
John W. Davis
George W. Kirby
B. J. Lamb
J. Henry Moore
J.L. Myers
Z. W. Murray
Henry McJenious
A. E. Maranutade
J. E. Preston
H. E. Ross
John Rayne
D. Simpson
E. C. Faith
Hubbbard
Tibbins
Frank W. Hubbard
Harry Tibbins
Knox Circuit Court
Bubbard
Charles G. Tibbins
Knox County
Wallace
Thomas Wallace
Theodore Wallace
Washington Police
Lee
Ira Lee
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Robert
Porter
Dexter
W. J. McCord
Board of Commissioners For
County of Daviess
Court ‘House
City of
Thomas Nugent
Auditoria
Pblic
Washington and Edwardsport Road
Jrange
Set
Edgar E. Hale
Hinkle
H. C. Helbecker
J. Watson
J. O. Buckley
Wiles Y. Scott
Morto Kinnett
J. L. WH. Banch
R. F. Densy
I. FP. Killin G. P. Arterburn
A. M. Tari
J. W.iBrill
EB. E. Daugherty
D. J. Clinton
Culham
WM. A. Wallace
the Daviess Circuit Court
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Attys
Breele Township
Board of Commissioners of
Auditor's
Aald County
Indina
L. W. Bonham
Peoples Theatre
W. J. Bacon
James E. Waller
Main Street
Read & Thompson
Louis H. Smith
Ridgeway & Chattin
Veterinary Surgeons
May & Fernwald’s
East South Street
A. J. Biddinger
J. W. Dillard
Suit . K. of C. Bldg
J. A. Pickett
Wilson Bldg
Neal & Eskridges
Grannen
Montgeme
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