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From: "Donali Howell" <>
Subject: Re: [SCMARION-L] Marion County Deed Books?
Date: Sun, 5 Jan 2003 17:32:49 -0500
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Mary, thanks so much!


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Subject: Re: [SCMARION-L] Marion County Deed Books?


George Cox

Vol 1 Probate Records Marion County
#21 March 1810 George Cox purchaser

Vol 2 Probate Records Marion County
#626 Dec 1817 George Cox purchaser
#724 1834 George Cox a bondsman
#772 Dec 1826 He was an appraiser
#778 Oct 1823 was an appraiser
#811 May 1816 purchaser


Marion County Deed Book G pg 76 Utley
G28-29 15 Nov 1815 Indenture. Gideon Hayes of Emanuel Co., Ga, to George
Cox
of Marion Dist. for $150 part of a track of 460a (messuage) granted to James
Mask Ns Linches Creek plat of same now in hands of John Leach bounded N end
of sd land by the Parish line on E by Richard Allen S by John Timmons, Sig:
Gideon (his mk) Hayes, Susannah (her mk) Hayes, Wit: Francis Hughs, JJC,
William (his mk) Chance, (Not probated, no Rec. date)

Marion County Extracts from Equity Rolls Utley
pg 95
#296
Elizabeth Elmore by next friend Jacob Elmore vs. S. B. Burket, John J. Cox.
Bill for Injunction and Relief filed 2 Jan.1853. Oratrix Elizabeth Elmore,
wife of Francis Elmore, by next friend Jacob Elmore shows that George Cox,
father of the oratrix, died intestate leaving a large estate. Upon
distribution oratrix was allotted by Court of Equity of Marion Dist. 275
acres as her share. Having had issue by her husband Francis Elmore, he
became
tenant in common. He has suffered land to be sold by sheriff. Oratrix
claims she is entitled to be protected in her inheritance. Answers by
defts.: Francis Elmore went into possession of land in 1811 and from that
time until purchase by Timmons and for several years afterwards resided on
lands and claimed same. George Cox was father of Elizabeth Elmore. Bill
for
Partition: P. O. Cusack and Ann Cox vs. Jacob Cox et al (Extract from Return
of Commissioners): To Elizabeth Elmore, wife of Francis Elmore, we have set
apart 2 negroes named Jennet and Rose....and 270 acres on Lynches Creek,
being land on which he now resides., reference to plat made by E. D.
Singletary dated 23 May 1845. Arrick Coward's testimonry: Elmore and wife
lived on place in 1816-17; moved 1821-22; returned in 1829. No one lived on
land in 1824. (Note: Francis Elmore lived in Williamsburg Dist. during
portions of these times).

Hope this can be of help - Mary Lewis



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