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By ROBERT E. LEE
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Agreements To Marry
What can n woman do if a man
; wrongfully breaches his promise to
marry her ?
L In most states, including North
* Carolina she may sue the man for
breach of contract and recover a
judgment for damages.
She cannot get a court order re
quiring the man to go through a
wedding ceremony with her. There
• are no exceptions to this rule. One
of the essential elements of a valid
| marriage would be lacking if a man
should be forced by court decree or
f, otherwise to enter into a marriage
against his voluntary consent.
The amount of damages to be
! recovered depends upon the wealth
of the defendant, the mortification
and mental pain suffered by the
plaintiff, expenses incurred in
preparation of the marriage, injury
to plaintiff’s reputation, and other
things.
The woman is not obligated to
return the engagement ring if the
donor refuses to carry out his
promise without legal justification.
In almost a third of the States
there have been enacted statutes
barring actions for breach of prom
ise to marry. They have been call
ed “anti-heart balm statutes.” No
such statutes have been passed in
North Carolina and states border
ing it.
Woman with wealthy suitors
should maneuver to have their pro
posals occur in states where “anti
heart balm statutes” do not exist.
The validity of a contract is de
termined by the law of the state
where it is made.
May a man recover damages
from a woman who breaches her
contract to marry him?
Yes.
Does the law require that an en
gagement agreement be in any par
ticular form?
No. If the conduct and declara
tions of the parties clearly indi
cate that they regard themselves as
engaged, it is immaterial as to hy
what means they have arrived at
that state. The woman’s uncor
roborated testimony may be suf
ficient to prove the agreement.
May a suit for breach of promise
to marry be brought against a per
son less than twenty-one years of
age?
No. Minors are not liable gen
early on contracts other than for |
necessaries. Marriage is not a ne
cessity. This does hot prevent,!
however, a minor from suing a de
fendant who is of full age.
If no time for the wedding has
been fixed, when must the marri
age occur?
Where no time for the wedding
has been fixed, failure to perform
within a reasonable time may lie
considered a breach. The reason
ableness of time depends upon the
circumstances of the particular
case. The age and pecuniary cir
cumstances of the parties are sac-
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tors to be considered.
A mere request for the postpone
ment of the marriage ceremony for
reasonable cause does not amount
to a repudiation or breach of the
contract to marry, for each party
has a right to a reasonable delay
. without reason or beyond reason.
May a man be sued for breach of
promise if he discovers that the
woman has had sexual relations
with another?
No. The unchastity of the wo
man, if unknown by the man at the
time of the promise, is a complete
defense for breach of promise to
marry in North Carolina. There is
a waiver of the defense if the man
renews his promise after acquiring
knowledge.
World Working
Population Now
Over One Billion
The world has a working popu
lation of more than a billion per
sons, according to information com
piled by the International Labour
Office, an affiliate of the United
Nations Organization.
Two out of every five persons
of the earth’s present population
of about 2.7 billion persons are de
scribed as economically active in
their contribution toward the pro
duction of goods and services for
home consumption or for trade be
tween nations. They are of vary
ing ages, capabilities, occupations
and skills. At one extreme are a
child and his grandparents classed
as unpaid workers in small-scale
farming and other family enter-,
prises, still the source of much of
the world’s work, because of low
capital formation in many coun
tries. At the other extreme are the
craftsman and executive in the
United States and other highly in
dustrialized nations.
Importance of Investment
The American labor force comes
to only about 6 per cent of the
world total. Because of the ad
vanced state of industrialization,
however, high savings and invest
ment, and steadily rising produc
tivity the American economy turns
out nearly one-half of the world’s
factory-produced goods and con
sumes more than a third of the
world’s goods and services.
The United States labor force
participation rate is about the same
as that for the world as a whole—
two out of five of the total popula
tion. However, the rate shows
some wide variations from one part
of the world to another, depending
on such factors as the extent of
economic and industrial develop
ment, social customs ar.d traditions
that tend to govern the make-up of
the labor force, and the general age
composition of the population.
The Middle East is a case in
point. The number of persons de
fined as gainfully occupied in this
part of Asia adds up to less than a
third of the area’s total popula
tion, according to the latest esti
mates. This is the lowest ratio
! for the principal regions of the
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EASY DOES IT!—Young Reserve Forces Act enlistees learn how
to take a litter over the obstacle course during their training as
“medics” at Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Going over the hurdle is Private Robert L. Johnson, left, and' Pri
vate Jimmy D. Guy, both members of a Middlesboro, Ky., Army
Reserve ambulance company on active duty for six months.
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EASY DOES IT!—Young Reserve Forces Act enlistees learn how
to take a litter over the obstacle course during their training as
“medics” at Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Going over the hurdle is Private Robert L. Johnson, left, and' Pri
vate Jimmy D. Guy, both members of a Middlesboro, Ky., Army
Reserve ambulance company on active duty for six months.
world, and reflects both the high j
proportion of very young children I
in the population and the taboo on j
women being economicaly active in
most Middle Eastern countries.
Situation in Africa
Tropical and Southern Africa, on
the other hand, has the highest
rate in the world, with about half
the entire population classed as
economically active. Here the high j
proportion of very young people in |
the population is offset by the wide 1
prevalence of child labor under the
comparatively primitive conditions!
that still exist in much of that'
area.
Though the composition of the
working population may vary from
one country to another, the adult
male is still the predominant work
er and bx-ead-winner. Men between
the ages of 20 and 64 are the big
gest single element in the work
force everywhere. In the United
NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY FOR
DELINQUENT 1955 TAXES
The undersigned, Sheriff of Chowan County, will offer for sale at
public biddings to the highest bidder, on Monday, June 4, 1956, at 12
o’clock noon, at the Court House door in Chowan County, the following
property for non-payment of 1955 taxes. The amount represents the
amount of taxes due, plus interest and costs.
J. A. BUNCH, Sheriff.
FIRST TOWNSHIP WHITE
Curtis Alexander, 1 House and Lot 52x100 ? -—$ 17.32
William Ernest Aleander, 1 House and Lot Old Hertford Road— 22.38
George Barrow, 1 House N. E. Johnston Street 17.49
William Horace Belch, 2 acres Cowpen Neck - 31.76
1 Oscar B. Bunch, Sr., 2 1 * acres Hertford Road——-. 51.64
, John L. Byrum, House No. 7 Morris Circle__ 54.62
Mrs. Eddie Cahoon, 1 Lot, No. 90, N. E._
! Arthur R. and Hattie V. Chappell, House, 203 E. Eden St.
! Frank Darden, 1 House, Mosely Street— 26.77
1 Mrs. J. A. Davenport, 1 House, Hertford Road Highway 17
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NQRTFI CAROLINA, THURSDAY, MAY 10, l!»56.
j States they represent about two
| thirds of the working population.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee of
Merry Hill, formerly of Edenton,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Rosa M. Lee, to Jimmy
Virgil Gibson of Plymouth.
The wedding will take place June
j!), at the Baptist church in Ply
! mouth. Ail friends and relatives
1 are invited.
55 JAILED IN APRIL
Jailer Herman White reports
that during April 55 persons were
lodged in the Chowan County jail
with confinements ranging from
one to 30 days. The expense
amounted to $274.08, which in
cludes jail and turnkey fees, scour
ing the jail, soap and washing pow
der and telephone bill.
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B. W. Evans, 10 acres Woodland Blade* ■■ 0.04
Earl David Harrell, Lot, Highway 17 G. Privott; 2H acres Mor
gan-Small; House, Station nd 4 obins 173.07
Scott Harrell, 1 Lot and House—HarraU 58.28
J. B. Harrison and Wife, 1 House, N. GraavUle St 58.9$
George P. Holland, House No. 228 E. Church St. 11.61
William P. and Sybfe Jones, 1 House, Morris Circle . 107.10
Frank Miller, 16.3 acres Juee Land 74.68
Lloyd A. Perry and Wife, Lots and Shop No. 014, 88 N. E.; Lota
and House Bond Street _> r . 187.66
Mrs. Henry Powell, House, North Broad Street 74.84
John M. Privott, House, Ring Street; Vacant Lot; 2H acres
Burke, Mexico Road 104.64
Willie (Bill) Skittlethorpe, 1 House and Lot, Johastoa St 86.33
Harry A. Spruill, 6.6 acres Woodard Whit* 27.28
Jseph K. Swanner, House and Lot, 820 Johnston 8t 54.6'*
A. F. Twiddy, Lot, Wright, Jackson St 8.62
Albert Twiddy, House, Jackson St. 42.01
Enoch Ward and Wife, House, Badham Road , 16.2 f
Horace C. White, House, Pembroke Circle 68.6?
T. L. White Estate, 4 Lots, Eden Height* —4.4 F
William Marcus White, H acre Lot and House Hertford Road 18.73
CORPORATIONS
Blades Lumber Company, 1 1/7 Jackson R. R. Siding; Planing
Mill, Office and Machinery, Mill Property.., $465.80
FIRST TOWNSHIP COLORED
Walter E. Askew, 1 House, East Hicks St $ 4.80
Vane* Austin, House, East Carteret St . 24.02
William N. Backus, Shop and Apartment, W. Carteret St 23.80
Clarence L. Badham, Lot, SO ft. School St... 22.60
Hanibal Badham, Jr., 319 acres Pocosin., : 26.46
Shelton Badham, Houee, East Gale Street «. 24.67
Maggie Banks, 1*- acres Monticello 8.17
Jerry Bembry Estate,! Lot East Hicks ; 8.08
W. M. Bembury, House, West Albemarle Street 29.67
George Bennett, 1 acre Bond, Mexico Road 3.13
Miles Blanchard Estate, Lots, Eden Heights 2.83
Annie Blount and Bessie Miller, Lot, East Peterson St 5.04
Elijah Blount, House, Hicks Street—.' 12.76
George W. Blount, V* Lot, Carteret Street ;—. ,—... 3.08
Haywood Blount, 1 House 17.17
Howard Blount, 2 Houses, West Carteret St.; 1 House N. Gran
ville St. , 35.86
Vannie Blount, Lot, Freemason St : 5.97
Vernon Blount, 3Vi acres McCoy : 14.68
John Bonner, Jr., 5 acres : Ashley 9.64
Arvie Bowser Estate, 1 Paxton Lane Lot. 2.98
Carson Lee Boyce, Vi acre Jim Bond, Mexico Road 21.11
Albert Branch Estate, Lot, Oakum Street; House, East Free
mason Street 16.62
H. L. Brewer, 1 House E. Freemason St.; Lot, Freemason St 32.00
William N. Mrownridge, HVi acres Brownridge 15.64
Ulysses Grant Bryant, Vi acre Bond . 6.09
Harrison Bunch and Children, 1 House, Paxton Road 10.60
Hubert and Dorothy Bunch, 1 House, W. Gale St 10.86
Elisha Burke Estate, 2Vi acres Burke 4.81
Elijah Carter, Vi acre Oliver Carter —House 12.04
Edward Cherry, Lot, Rider— 8.68
John R. Clark Estate, 65 acres Wildcat Cowpen Neck 40.2?
Mary Coffield Estate, House, Granville St 10.26
Lawrence Collins and Willie A. Howell, 1 ere Robert Woodley,
Mexico Road 2.11
Samuel B. and Cora Collins, House, E. Albemarle St. 10.00
William Collins, House, W. Church St.; House, E. Albemarle
Street 60.37
Annie Cooper Estate, House, East Church St 20.16
Daniel Cooper Estate, 22 Vi acres Roberts 26.45
Richard Cooper Estate, 8 acres Capehart 8.97
Anthony (Chuck) Coston, 1/3 acre Lot, Coston 12.76
Tom Coston Estate, House, W. Peterson St.; Lot, N. Granville St. 11.07
Emma Cox Estate, 8 acres Dillard 8.36
William Grady Cox, 6.6 acres John W. Davenport 10.49
W. S. Creecy, Jr., 15 acres Waff-Sutton 12.59
Beatrice Dicks Estate, 1 House, East Hicks St 6.69
J. C. Edney, House, E. Church St 52.49
David Felton, 1 Lot Paradise Road —! 12.05
Sam D. Felton, IVi acres Albania 6.29
Lynn Ferebee, Lots, Roberts 8.19
William Thomas Foxwell, House, E. Hicks St. 17.58
Lee Freeman, House, W. Gale St 22.14
W. E. Goodman, House, Rider Lane 7.01
Miles Goodwin Estate, 1 House, E. Freemason St 16.43
Robert Gregory, House, E. Albemarle St 12.28
Laura and Elizabeth 6riffin, Lot, W. Gale St 6.24
Mary Gussom Estate, Lot, Church — —.— 7.01
Mary Halsey Estate, 1 House E. Albemarle St._^„— 18.59
John Henry Hardy, Vi acre Bond 2.26
Walter Hardy, 2 acres I. C. Roberts; oLts and House 18.46
Frank Harris, Store and House, W. Carteret St 42.57
Anthony Hathaway, Sr., 1 House, Paxton Lane 20.06
Joseph Hathaway, House, W. Carteret St 19.30
Lucious Hathaway, \ acre, House, Hawkins Monticelo 22.57
Fannie Holden, 3/8 acre Paxton Lane —— 2.62
James Franklin and Willie May Holley, 1 House, Albania 8.17
Cecil Honeyblue, 1 Lot, Roberts 2.05
Martha Jackson, 1 House, Granville St 6.24
j. B. Jenkins, Lot, W. Albemarle St.„ 6.43
Lemuel Jerkins Estate, 4Vi acres Paradise— 10.07
Charlie H. Jemigan, Stoi’e, Oakum St.; House, E. Albemarle St.;
Shop, E. Carteret—Jordan; Store, Comer Gale' and
Oakum Sts.; House, N. Oakum St.; House, W. Free
i mason St. 106.69
; Della Johnson Estate, 1 acre Paxton Road —(Balance) 1.31
Joe Johnson, 1 acre, Mexico Road, Fred Brown 21.21
■ John Y. Johnson, Vi acre, White 2.71
| Louise Johnson, 1 House, yrtbemarle St 13.88
Samuel.C. Johnson, 2.2 acres Cora Johnston Estate 12.31
' William and Ophelia ones, Lot, North Granville St : 6.98
K. P. Jordan Estate, 8 acres Jordan Estate —(Balance) 6.73
i Martha L. Jordan Estate, Lot, Peterson St. 1 4.66
Willford Jordan, House, Freemason St. ■— 54.36
Josephine Holley Kelley, 1 House, Albania 5.46
Vance Lamberth, 1 House, Carteret St 17.01
Charles Lowther Estate, V* acre Nixon 3.14
William Madre, House, W. Freemason St 36JJ8
Joe Nathan Manley, 1 House, W. Albemarle St 13.38
Charlie and Lillian Mayo, House, N. Oakum St 5.35
Daniel Louis Morring, 1 Lot, Mexico Road 7.86
Jessie A. Morris, 1 House on Morris Land ! 15.93
Vera Muse, House, Church St._ r 14.16
Clarence Hamlett McCleese, Vi House Paxton Lane 18-19
Johnson McCleese and James Alerander, 3Vi acres, Mexico Road 6.00
William C. Nixon, Vi acre Ricks, Virginia Road— 11.33
Clarence Oudand (Robinson Heir), % acre, Albania 11.31
George Overton, 2 Lots —-j 7.31
Willie Overton, L ot and House, N. Oakum St.; 2 Lots, Eden
Heigtits 36.28
John R. Page, Lodge House, N. Oakum St 28.84
Mary Palen Estate, House, N. Oakum St 18.59
Emma Perry, 1 Lot, Boyce 2.11
Fred Perry, 1 Lot, Albania, Boyce 4.17
Robert Perry Estate, 1 House, E. Freemason St. 10.16
William Pierce, Vi acre, Albania and House 23.60
Walter Perry, 3 acres Warren 8.58
Elbert Riddick Estate, 1 Lot, Cemetery St. 1 8.58
Isabella Riddick Estate, 2Vi acres Burke 4.89
James Matthew Riddick, 2 Lota and House, Eden Heights 21.45
William E. Riddick Estate, 2Vi acres Burke 14.46
John W. Rollins, 1 House, E. Hicks St 8.36
Thomas C. Rollins Estate, 5% acres Dillard-Nixon 10.82
Weston Satterfield, 1 Lot, E. Carteret St 7.01
Mary Savage Estate, 5 acres Cowpen Neck 3.79
Belly Sawyer Estate, 1 House, E. Albemarle St. 17.01
Ella Sharpe Estate, 1 House, W. Gale St 15.91
Lena Simmons, 1 5/7 acres Dillard-Nixon 4.61
William Andrew Simpson, Vi acre Paxton Lan*, Littlejohn
House 12.11
Emily Skinner Estate, 1/16 acre, Hertford Road 2.93
Mary Elisabeth Skinner (Dilday) 1 Lot, House, Albania 28.97
John and Sarah Spivey, Lot and House, Mexico Road 13.89
Naraon Spruill, Lot and House, Virginia Road 14.24
Lester Stallinis, 10 acres Twine-Williams : 26-48
Norman and MoseMa Sutton, 1 House, W. Peterson St —~ 21.69
Sarah Austin Sutton, House, W. Peterson St.—
Minnie Taylor, Amos Taylor Heirs, 1 Lot, Rider Lane 11.73
Josiah Thompson Estate, 1 acre Albania 7.94
John Lee and James Lee Tripp, V 4 acre, W. Atbemari* St., Ex
tended—(Balance. - .I .i. —— 15.08
Annie Valentine, 22Vi seres Paige-- : «^8
Claudia Lewis Valentine, 1 acre Albania —, — 3J6
H. A. Valentine, 2 acres Albania, Boyce; 2 acres Albania. Rob
erts; 8 acres Dillard; 2 acres Dillard 39.83
Udell Valentine, House, E. Gale St ——— 18.78
W. A. Valentine (Shop), Shop, N. Oakum St.; House, W. Carteret
St; Lot, W. Carteret St. 29.22
Leander (Jack) Vaughan, Vi acre Bond, Mexico Read 25-34
George Ward, Vi acre Speight—Paxton Lana - 20.86
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Sara F. Wilson, House, E. FVeemaeon'st.Vlteuse. Cortar
and Freemason St*.; Let and House, Freemason St;
liouae, Carteret St—(Balance)—— 47.63
George Alfred Wright, 1 acre Albania and House—(Balance)—l 11.74
Walter Wright, 1 House. N. Oakum St
Alice Wynn, Vi sere J. A. Bond, Mexico Road 15.11
Richard Wynn, 1 House, Mexico Rood and Store—— 17.9 ft
SECOND TOWNSHIP WHITE •
C, A. Bass, 23 Vi acies Home Place «■ $ 50.90
Lester Bass, Vi acre Baas Houae 32.28
Rodney L. Buns, % new Baas Home 43.0,1
Seldon Baas, Vi acre Houae 12-29
Joel E. Bunch Estate, 8 acres Billie Boyce 18.65
Lois Bunch, 4 acres White Land 1.98
M. B. Chappell, 1 Store and Mill Site f-11
H. T. Copeland, 127V4 acre* Home Place 50.86
L. D. Copeland, 16 acre* Holley Grove 8.94
Layton Dail, 3 acres Ferry Road T - 3.43
C. H. Davis, Jr., 10 acres New oßad; 4 acres New Road; 10 acres
Piney Woods; 84Vi acre* Boyce ■«—
A. M. Hartell Estate, 36 acres Peele 15.94
Robert and Doris H. Hughes, Vi acre Parrish—House 25.94
J. T. Jordan Estate, 36 acres Home Place 25.61
Bennie M. Lamb, % acre Lot and House *8.76
J. L. Layton, 1 acre Dail »2-8*
Louis L. Nixon, 1 acre George Cale- ‘4.14
Thomas E. Parker, Jr v 1 lot Joe Ward i J#
Emberry p erry, lVi apres Maizie Hill—— 10.26
Carlton Privott, 70 acres Coffield; 30 acres Privott 98.19
John M. Privott, 65 acres Churchill; 36 acres Miles Perry 33.57
J. W. Sikes, 8 acres Bass 8.46
Mrs. John G. Small, 6V4 acres Bennett Mill Pond 22.25
SECOND TOWNSHIP COLORED
Cora Baines, 3Vi acres Dillard A. Gordon——— $ 12.19
Raymond a'nd Mattie Boyce, Vi acre Home —.Belch 37.40
Augustus Cornelius Estate, 1 acre Coffield 3,96
Isaac Cornelius, 1 acre Jina Federson 10.39
Thomas Dillard, Jr., 8 acres Dillard— - 16.16
David Lee Felton, 2 1/3 acres Z. W. Evans Estate; 15 acres Pond
Coffield; 61 acres Pond Ashley 31.86
Louisa Felton Estate, 4Vi acres Virginia Road— 7.14
Arthur Gordon, 9 acres Forehand; 10V4 acres Dillard 4941
Roy Hall, 1 acre James Hall Estate 18?
Clarence Holley, 33% acres Green Hall 20.85
Carolina Hurdle Estate, % acre Sandy Ridge 2.93
Milton Jordan, 36 acres Goodwin Land; 10 acres Boyce-Smith;
5 acres Pond-Smith; 37 acres Goodwin-Mary Brinn 29.24
Leonard Reed Estate, 7 acres Brown-Byrum 5.49
Lloyd Roberts, 12 acres S. Welch-Roberts 10.78
Ellen Robmßon Estate, 1 acre Dillard 2.10
THIRD TOWNSHIP WHITE
L. C. Baker, 62 acres Virginia Road; 4 acres W. D. Welch
Land $186.81
Norella Bunch, 75 acres Bunch Land 47.16
Hubert Byrum, 1 acre House 35.63
James L. Byrum, 16% acres J. D. Copeland 23.98
Rubie C. Byrum, 9 acres W. H. Twine 25.47
William Cartwright, % acre Woods Lot 6.37
G. O. Chappell, 9% acres S. R. Road; 10 acres S. R. Road Chap
pell 67.67
Harry V. Chappell, 100 acres Grifin Land 22.07
R. P. Chappell, Vi acre Home 87.56
Vivian O. Copeland, 1 acre J. C. Dail; 1 acre W. J. Outland;
House t 33.03
George D. Forehand, 1 acre Twine Land 2.93
C. R. Lane, 56 acres S. R. Road 10.65
Herbert Modlin, 1 House 33.82
Bill Nixon Estate, 10 acres Nixon Place 3.96
J. E. Ward, 80 acres H. N. Ward 53.64
L. N. Ward Estate, Vi acre P. W. Road 4.61
M. C. Ward, 32 acres Virginia Road 64.04
R. S. Ward, 5 acres H. N. Ward; House 48.39
Shelton White Estate, 2 acres I. C. Road 3.46
CORPORATIONS
Atlas Plywood Corporation, 175 acres Billy Houtz Island $ 61.62
THIRD TOWNSHIP COLORED
Charlotte Mayo Askew, 1 acre Twine-Byrum $ 11.63
George Elliott Estate, % acre Montrose 2.71
W. E. Elliott Estate, 4V4 acres Elliott Place-—--- 2.77
George Holley, 3 acres River Road; 27 acres Virginia Road 26.48
John and Bernice Johnson, 1 acre Home Place C. F. Road 11.53
Columbus and Roberta Jones, 5 5/8 acres Randolph-Twine—(Bal
ance) , 22.87
G. L. Saunders, 10 acres Home Place 7-05 (
Ester Taylor, % acre Green Hall E. N. Elliott 16-36
Bertha White, 9 acres Vashtie White 8.22
FOURTH TOWNSHIP WHITE
George P. Holland, 26 acres Holley Grove— 68.55
T. A. Mathias and Wife, % acre Lot No. 7 Nixon 8.34
O. B. Skinner, 1 Lot No. 3; 1 House 34.93
Edward Wozelka. 1 Lot and House —Nixon 12.18
FOURTH TOWNSHIP COLORED
William Anderson Estate, 4 acres Holley Grove $ 1.92
Noahy Bell, 2 acres Leggett 3.45
Malachi Blanchard, 1 acre Ferrell; 1 acre Ferrell 2.79
Henry Blount Estate, 73 Vi acres Brinkley 38.35
William R. Blount Estate, 1 House—Brinkley 4.67
Daniel T. Bond Estate, 50 acres Littlejohn 18.05
Ed. Bonner Estate, 13 acres Montgomery 740 ,
Robert Brown and Wife, 9Vi acres Holley Grove; 25 acres Holley
Grove; 3 acres Holley Grove 20.22
William Carter Estate, 1 acre Holley Grove 1.68
Andrew Clark Estate, 9 acres Holley Grove; 8 acres Holley
Grove 15.28
Willie and Martha J. Clark, Vi acre Holley Grove 8.73
David C. Collins Estate, 44 acres Brinkley; 48Vi acres Brinkley— 34.76
Martha Collins Estate, 12 acres Leggett 5.78
Mills Collins Estate, 20 acres Middleton— 11.33
James E. Coston, 1 acre Holley Grove 1-41
John W. Coston, 2Vi acres Holley Grove 17.03
Joseph Coston and Alice Watson, 8 acres Holley Grove; 7Vi acres .
Holley Grove 12.00
William Creighton, 30 acres Warren Tract; % acre Yeopim
Fork 61.07
Charles Clifton Granby, 1.0 acres Tigerville; 22% acres Gum
Pond 1 r r — 57.2',
Hazel Littlejohn Haley, 7 acres Johnson Littlejohn 3.78
Clarence Harris, 2*i acres Holley Grove 1.67
J. Thomas Harris, 2% acres Woodside; 22 acres Woodside 44.59
Mack and Janie Lee Harris, 35 acres Woodside-Yeopim 7.14
Thomas Harris Estate, 19 acres Woodside 16.79
Violet Hathaway, 7Vi acres Jones-Lee Tract 5.04
William Honeyblue Estate, 29 acres Paige—(Balance) 1.80
Andrew B. Horton, 9 acres Woodside; 2 acres Woodside; 10
acres Lamb —(Balance)- 7.01
Sarah L. Lamb, 7 acres Johnson-Littlejohn 3.78
Fret Lawrence Estate, 5% acres Holley Grove; 8 acres Hottey
Grove T 10.91
Thalton Lawrence. 3 acres Holley Grove- 17.59
Andrew Littlejohn, 27V4 acres Brinkley; 27Vi acres Brinkley;
2 acres Brinkley; 10 acres Littlejohn 53.05
Calvin Littlejohn, 17V9 acres J. Littlejohn 28.28
Carlton Lee Littlejohn, 10 acres Johnson Littlejohn 7.34
DeWitt Littlejohn, 10.2 Johnson-Littlejohn 5.37
Frank Littlejohn, 10.9 acres Johnson-Littlejohn 4.77
James Littlejohn, 14.5 acres Johnson-Littlejohn 7.39
Melvin Littlejohn, 14.5 acres Johnson-Littlejohn 8-40 ;
i Willie Littlejohn, 16! acres Johnson-Littlejohn 4.11 <1
! Edgar and Camilla Long, 7V4 acres Holley Grove 4.77 “I
Alice L. Mcßride and Hazel L. Haley and Sara Lamb and Jen- '
1 nette Vicks, V 4 acre House—Johnson Littlejohn 9.64
Alice Littlejohn Mcßride, 7 acres Johnson-Littlejohn . -4.81 ; *
Wheeler McClenney, 4% acres Holley Grove; 2 acres Holley ,
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Harry Nixon, 36 acres Hester Nixon 28.26
t Joseph Nixon, 66 acres Pratt; 35 acres Collins; 32 acre* Norcum. 58.97 ~ »
I Primous Nixon Estate. 29 acres Spruill; 20 acres Sitteraao— v f4.68
’ Melton Norman Estate, 35 acres Leggett Place 18.04 .2
I Robert Norman Estate, 20 acres Leggett Place 6.29
1 E. D. Newell Estate, 30 acres Woodside—House 19.07 > .
1 J. T. Nowetl, 1 acre Hathaway 5.20
) Joseph Outlaw, 2V4 acres Woodside
1 Wfflim Outlaw, 2V4 acres Woodside-:
l Alethia Jane Overton, 17 acres Holley Grove 4.11 *
l Noah Overton, 5 acres Holley Grove 2.11
Mlndia Peoples Estate, 1% acres White House —— 3.88
I Frank Wadsworth, 20V4 acres White House 14.6$
1 Hilton Wadsworth, 1 acre School House 9.29
3 Elias Welch, 1 acre McKinley Welch—House 22.21
McKinley Wrich, 16 acres Peter Wright 25.79
i Martha White, 1 acre White House 2,72 ,
1 Ernest Will*, 3 acres Holley Grove 10.19
H. W. WiUs. 5% acres Holley Grove; 4Vh acres Coston Holley
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I Jeanette Littlejohn Wilis, 6 acres iohnsoß-litfiejbhn 3.27
I Joseph C. Wills, 44 acres Holley Grove- -IL-. 88.69r‘
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1 David Wynn, 4 J2 acres Spruill i 23.4 f t;