Attractive Dwelling For Sale In Winchester Va 1913
Public auction of a parcel measuring five by one hundred feet on West Clifford Street in Winchester Virginia. The sale follows a trust deed from L Herbert Haines to James P. Reardon dated 1912 and tied to earlier deeds, with the property occupied by L Haines and separated from Washington Street by Judge T W Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
L. Hébert Haines
Garontion Courteneration Court
Winchester
Veise
Wednes
Clifford Street
Winster
Washington Street
W. Rmn
L. Haines
L. Herbert Haines
James P. Reardon
T. R
T. R. Cather
Terms of Sale Revised Under Trust Deed Provisions
One third cash due at sale with remaining two thirds evidenced by purchaser bonds of equal amount payable in one and two years from sale. Interest at 6 percent per year from sale date. Trust deed on property and fire insurance on buildings. Trustees include R Gray Williams James P Reardon T R Cather.
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R. Gray Williams
James P. Reardon
T. R. Cather
Francois Beaupre and the Virginia Years to France
In Virginia Francois Beaupre awaits a summons from Louis Bonaparte to join a planned expedition toward restoring Napoleon’s line. The narrative follows his life at Roanoke, his bond with Lucy Hampton, and entanglements with Pietro and Alixe as politics and personal longing threaten to pull him toward France. The chapter-laden tale blends romance, exile, and revolutionary intrigue across Virginia and Europe.
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Pietro
Napoleon
Francois
Cals
Harry Hampton
Lovely Lucy
America
Virginia
Lucy Hampton
Veaumin
The
Hamptons
Cois
Alixe
London
Eta Reet
Wiscena
World
Perens
Roanoke
France
Vieques
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Alice
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Paris
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Bertrand
Louis Phil
Invalides
Bonaparte
Chevalier
Francois Beaupre
Mon Ami
Norfolk
Roanoke House
Aquarelie
Jesson
Roas House
Lucy
Zack
Winchester Memoir of General Gordon and Civil War reflections
The reminiscence recounts General Gordon's wartime letters and talks about ministers and neighbors. It notes Grant and Lee meetings and President Johnson's treatment of defeated Confederates, and describes Gordon's near fatal outlook at Cedar Creek and a dramatic dawn attack at Winchester that was unexpectedly abandoned.
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Shelby County
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M& Church
Dr. Robinson
John Espy
Winchester
Jackson
Gordon
Grant
Lee
Johnson
Washington
White House
Fitzhugh Lee
Hancock
Ramseur
Cedar Creek
Chapter XXVII Once More at Home
Francois's blunt honesty reshapes the angry Harry Hampton into a devoted follower. The rescued prisoner and the boy grow closer as he trails Francois, who is spellbound by renewed fascination.
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Francois
Harry Hampton
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