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From: Dorinda Shepley <>
Subject: [MDFR] HS-6, 233-253 - THOMAS, HOFFMAN, JOHNSON, RICE, MEALY, CULLER,HEMP
Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2007 13:03:15 -0800 (PST)


Frederick Co, MD - Equity Court Abstracts - HS-6

233-253 - THOMAS, HOFFMAN, JOHNSON, RICE, MEALY,
CULLER, HEMP - Oct 1839

Francis A. HOFFMAN, et al vs

Jacob THOMAS was indebted by mortgage to Henry CULLER
and Thomas JOHNSON of Wm.; also another mortgage to
Francis A. HOFFMAN, Levin RICE and David M. HOFFMAN;
and a third mortgage to Frederick HEMP. A deed of
trust was made to Francis A. HOFFMAN to pay his
creditors.

Land - "The Mill is Safe", 30 acres, situated in
Middletown Valley, within a mile or so of Jefferson,
includes a stone mill (three stories high with three
pair of burrs) upon a lasting stream; has a two-story
dwelling and back buildings, a stable and cooper shop
and an excellent well in the yard.

Jacob THOMAS now lives out of state.

Trustees to sell the property were Henry CULLER and
Thomas JOHNSON of Wm. On 23 Apr 1840, sale was made
to Isaiah MEALY at $3,300. Creditors were paid some
portion as proceeds were short; closed 4 Jun 1840.
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