In the matter of the settlement of the
Estate of James Phagan deceased
Probate Court November term 1849.
This cause coming on for hearing on the report of sale and exhibits
therewith filed of James B. McLellomnd administrator of the estate of said
James Pagan deceased. And it appearing to the court that the said administrator
in pursuance of the directed order made at the August term of this court A.D.
1849 thereof did after due notice on the 22nd day of October One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Forty-nine between the hours prescribed by law at the courthouse in
the town of Louisville in Winston County Mississippi proceed and sell at public
auction all of the land described in said directed order in the manner and upon
the terms therein directed and prescribed wherein the same was struck off and
sold in lots and parcels as follows. To wit: Lots one (1), five (5) and eight
(8) block one (1) in the South East square in the town of Louisville were
struck off and sold to Samuel Harris for the aggregate sum of Four Hundred and
Ninety dollars. Lots two three & four (2,3,& 4) in block (1) in the
South East square of said town were struck off and sold to John W. Phagan and
Thos. F. Holmes at the aggregate sum of Five Hundred and five dollars the
undivided one half interest in lots six seven eight & nine (6,7,8, & 9)
in block four (4) South-East square of said town was struck off and sold to
Murphy Vaughan at the sum of twenty two dollars. Lots three and four (3 &
4) in block five (5) South East square of said town with the following
described land. To wit: The North West quarter of the North East quarter of
section thirty four, township fifteen, range twelve excepting the acres
belonging to Uriah Davis and excepting one acre belonging to Robert Wright at
the aggregate sum of One Hundred and Seventy dollars was struck off and sold to
El.iza D. Macon. Ten acres in the North corn……
Research Notes
This document was transcribed from Winston Co Probate Records 4A 1849-1851
pg 207 by Richard
Shelby. This was attached to other documents and may be
incomplete. Please confirm by checking the original record.
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