Isaac Cox (2) mention:
August Term 1888
James L. Cox one of the next of kin to Isaac Cox, shows that said deceased departed this life onthe 11th day of September 1888, and as petitioner believes, intestate, leaving an estate of theprobable value of eighteen hundred dollars, the personal property of the probable value of fivehundred dollars and the real consisting of a tract of land containing 425 acres of the probablevalue of $1250.00, and that it is necessary that a temporary administrator be appointed.
Sept 18, 1888
Ordered that J. L. Cox be appoint temporary administrator of the estate. Wherefore petitionerprays to be appointed the permanent administrator of the estate. September 18, 1888.
Ordered that Matthew R. Adams, A. R. Mosteller, S. J. Alberson, Wm. Hackett and HenryIngraham, be and they are hereby appointed appraisers of the estate of Isaac Cox.
Elizabeth Cox, widow of Isaac Cox, shows that under the law of Georgia, she the widow of saidIsaac Cox, is entitled before the payment of debts to twelve months support, which she herebyclaims.
Sept 25, 1888
It is ordered that M. R. Adam, A. R. Mosteller, S. J. Alberson, Wm Hackett, and HenryIngraham, be and they are appointed appraisers to set apart the same for her.
It is ordered by the Court that letters of administration issue to J. L. Cox.
Nov Term 1888
..... The return of the commissioners have set aside a twelve months support for Elizabeth Cox,widow of Isaac Cox, and made the judgement of the Court.
Sept 2, 1889
Jas L. Cox shows Isaac Cox owned two tracts of land known as the home place containing onehundred and sixty acres, another tract containing one hundred acres lying on the old original Cobb & Cherokee lines before said County was laid off, and that it is necessary to sell the land,wherefore petitioner prays he be granted leave to sell land.
It is hereby ordered that leave be granted James L. Cox, administrator of said deceased to sell the lands. Sept 22, 1889
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Jas L. Cox Administrator of the estate of Isaac Cox, late of said County, shows that the petitioner has fully discharged his duties as such administrator. Wherefore petitioner prays that letters of dismission be issued to him discharging him from said administration. per J. P. Brooke, Atty
James L. Cox, administrator of Isaac Cox, deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission and I will pass upon his application on the first Monday in October next, at my office in Alpharetta. July 8, 1895.
It is ordered by the Court that letters of dismission from said administration issue to him. Sept 7, 1896
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It is ordered that F. M. Bradford have leave to sell the personal property of James S. Bradford.
Mastin H. Adams, late of said County has departed this life testate, but the executor named in theWill of said testator refused to qualify, and no one applies for administration on his estate.
It is therefore ordered that H. I. Seale, Clerk of the Superior Court , be appointed temporaryadministrator of Mastin H. Adams.
Upon application for the appointment of appraisers to appraise the estate of said M. H. Adams, itis ordered that a warrant of appraisement issue to James L. Cox, Isaac Cox, John Evans, W. C.Chatham, and M. R. Adams, and that they be also required to set apart a twelve months supportfor the widow and minor children of said deceased.
Margaret V. Holbrook shows that Cicero Holbrook, late of said County, departed this life on the26th day of December 1882. That the said Cicero Holbrook, husband of your petitioner left alarge estate, consisting of a stock of dry good and groceries in the town of Roswell, in the Countyof Cobb. That she, the widow of Cicero Holbrook and her three minor children, to wit, Elizabeth,Ida and Cicero Rearl, are entitled to the twelve months allowance which she hereby claims forherself and them. She prays that proper persons may be appointed to set apart said twelvemonths allowance.
J. A. Dodgen
October 18, 1883
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Inferior Court Records (Roll 119-55A)
1858-1861
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To the honorable Inferior Court your petitioners humbly showeth that a public road commencing at Ebanezer Church rnning from fence to the Cobb line neare holly Spring Church would be of great public utility you petitioners therefore pray your honerable body to grant and order and appoint commissioners to lay out the said road your petitioners further showeth that there is no scarcity of hands in this corner of the County. Aug 12th 1858
It is hereby ordered that William H. Gering F. M. Bradford, Isaac Cox, W. W. Walker and Randal Segars Esqrs be and they are hereby appointed as reviewers to review and mark and report upon oath the utility of the road asked for by the above petition and petitioners. Aug 31st 1858 Carried forward to Page 64.
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report that they deem the contemplated road of great public utility and convimience the undersigned proceeded to mark out said road fully appear by refference to the annext plait all of which is respectfully submitted.
Personally appeared before us Isaac Cox, F. M. Bradford, W. H. Young reviewers apointed to examine and make out the road refered to in the above report who being sworn deposed and sayeth the facts stated in the said report are just and true this 3rd Oct 1858.
the undersigned reviewers ppointed by your honorable body to mark out a road from McGinnis Fery on Chattahoochee River to State Bridge make the following report leaving the McGinis Ferry Road neare the residence of Joel Strickland runing thence through the lane between the house of Parker Harris and said Stricklands farm to the residence of Jas L. Harris thence to H. C. Roggins thence due west runing into Warsaw campground road neare the late residence of Robt Rogers following said road to neare the residence of H. Taylor leaving it to
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the left thence to Johns Creek thence following the dividing line between J. W. Camp and said Taylor to house of Mr. Harel Miller thence west to the McAfees bridge crossing said road thence Mr. Spence thence to the residence of Mr. Pearce runing from thence nearly on the settlement road meeting the state road at the residence of Jackson Moton (Moten) following said road to the bridge all which route is blazed choped and properly worked out another rout from the lanes starting point runing through the inclosure of Joel Strickland to the house of D. M. Rogers thence by the residence of William Rogers intersecting the other route at H. C. Rogers is as near and perhaps a better rout than the former tho it is encumbered by the farm of enclosure of said Strickland respectfully submitted
A. S. Bell
Jackson Moton (Moten)
James Spence
Personally came before me Thomas W. Mayfield a Justice of the Inferior Court A. S. Bell, Jackson Moton (Moten) & James Spence who being sworn depose and say that the above report is correct and true to the best of knowledge and belief this 5th Oct 1858
James Spence
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The removing of the rubbish from the east end and south side of the Court House was this day let out to lowest bidder and was bid off by G. W. Arnold at the sum of $8.70c to be performed and finished in a short time May 11th 1859
Road Order Alpharetta Milton County Ga May 11th 1859
Ordered that C. H. Maddox esqr, Jackson Newton esqr, and Andrew Phillips, be and they are hereby appointed road commitioners for 823nd GM and
John B. McCollum, Nicholas H. Cook esqr, and Isaac Cox esqr, for 892nd GM
James Dalton esqr,,Robert Thompson, and Elihu Hembry for 1175th GM
William Kelley esqr, Lovick P. Brown and Samuel Lambreth for ll72th GM
Marion J. Seale esqr, Alfrid Teasley and Lawson McGinnis for 1176 GM
Hampton Howell, Thomas Collens esqr and Jolly Camp for 842nd GM
be and they are hereby appoint road commitioners during the Term of twelve months it further ordered that the commitiones have all the roads in their respective districts kept in good order herein fail not under the penalty of the law.
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Inferior Court in cession this first day Aprile 1861 the Court having taken into consideration the propriety of altering and amending an order of said court passed by them on the 4th of March last establish a new district in said County so far as to alter the lines of said new district No 1227 it is ordered the lines shall be so altered as to run from Morris New Bridg along the road by Jesse Webbs then the road to Wm Kelleys thence said road to where it intersects the Cumming road thence aling said road to the crossroads or Shaws old grocery thence to the uper ford of Johns Creek on Forsythe line
The petition of James Morris and others showeth that they desire a road commenceing at the McConnels Mill Road at Gabriel Browns shop from thence by the way of Isaac Coxes nearest & best rout to intersect the Alabama Road at Luke Bentleys Plantation as a settlement road and Ordered that Gabriel Brown & Lacy Rainwater & James S. Bradford prceed to lay out and mark and report to us at June term of our court given under out hand this 6th May 1861
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It is ordered that the foulowing names presents appointed Road and Patrol Commissioners for the respective districts for the 1864.
To wit Road Commissioners first Dist Road J. Grayham E. D. Howell Thomas Collins
Double Branch Dist H. K. McMakin Garrison Cross C. H. Maddox
Little River Dist George Bar*** Isaac Cox John Chaffin
Crossvill Dist William L. Grogan Robert Thompson William Fuller
Grogan Dist Reed A. Martin John Carpenter William Brownlee William H. Scot
Newtown Dist Eawa**
Alpharetta William P. Maxwell M. J. Seale Gipson Bowen
Big Creek Dist
For Patrol Commissioners
First Dist Patrole R. M. Autry L. G. Howell Thomas Little
Double Branch District David Devore William Perry John C. Johnson
Little River Dist Elijah Rober*on John Baker John M. Rainwater
Crossville District Hubbert Webb H. D. Gentry
Grogans District William Hacket C. M. Woodall Elisha Copland
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Upon the application of sundry good citizens of said State & County to wit Isaac Pox [COX], J. W. Broadwell, G. L. Brown, M. H. Adams & others for a public road in the 892 Dist GM leaving the Canton road near the residence of J. W. Broadwells, and running near Mrs. Chathams, Enoch Chamblers, & to intersect the Marietta Road a short distance from Thrashers shop. You, Isaac Cox, J. W. Broadwell, G. L. Brown & M. H. Adams hereby constituted reviewers to review and locate said route, if in your judgment said road will be of public utility sufficient to authorise opening said route, you will make a return of your proceedings in the premises, and if said road is of public utility, an order will issue in accordance with law, unless good & sufficient cause is shown to the contrary. 19th day of January 1870.
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We the undersigned appointed by the Ordinary reviewers to review and lay out a road from near J. W. Broadwell to intersect the Marietta Road near Thrashers shop have reviewed the route and located the road as near the old road as possible to make a good road., it runs through Mary Stuart field & turns out a small portion of tenable land. We consider the above mentioned road of public utility to that portion of the County.
Jany 21st 1870
G. L. Brown
M. H. Adams
J. W. Broadwell
Isaac Cox
Reviewers
Court of Ordinary Milton County. Upon the report of the reviewers of the foregoing, it is hereby ordered by the Court, that the Commissioners in and for the 892nd Dist GM have said road opened & worked as all public roads are, and that the same be kept in good passable order.
March 7, 1870
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Pauper list for 1872
Jane Elkin - Agt Isaac Cox
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Ordered that the County Treasurer pay to N. B. Bagwell Tax Receiver for 1871 ninety 50/100 dollars as his commission for assessing the county tax for said year, this 15 day of January 1872
Ordered that the County Treasurer pay to Isaac Cox ten for the use of Jane Elkins a pauper out of paupers funds for 1872 this 15 day of January 1872
Estray Yearling taken up by John P. Watson in the 1175th Dist GM tolled before us by J. B. Watson an estray heifer about & one half years old muley black nose and ears speckled sides with a white streak on the belly, & front of fore feet black. No artificial marks. We as freeholders certify that the above description is correct, and the value of said heifer is eight dollars, and that it is worth 15 cts per day & feed said heifer this Nov 27th 1871.
Obed Ellis
Robert Berry
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County Commissioners meeting January 7th 1873, Ordered that the following persons be placed on the paupers list for the year 1873, & orders issue
Stricken - James Elkin - Agt Isaac Cox
Stricken S - Jane Broadwell - Agt W. C. Dorris
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No 17
Ordered that the County Treasurer pay to Isham Teasley ten dollars for the use of Ailsey Miller out of the paupers funds from the tax of 1872, this 18th Jany 1873
Handed to I. Teasley
No 18
Ordered that the County Treasurer pay to Isaac Cox ten dollars for the use of Jane Elkin out of the paupers funds from the tax of 1872, January 18th 1873
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Milton County Court of Ordinary Inferior Court Minutes, Volume A 1876-1884 #119-56
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Court of Ordinary and County Commissioners met for County purposes, Feby 6th 1877.
Present G. M. Hook, Ambrey Martin, John Chaffin, T. B. Newton, S. L. Rucker and H. W. Paris.
The following named persons were appointed Commissioners of Roads for the years 1877 and 1878.
Alpharetta District - L. H. Segers, Wm Haskett, A. C. Maxwell
Big Creek - J. L. Fisher, F. H. Nash, B. N. Shirley
Crossville - James A. Voss, G. P. Johnson, James M. Eason
Double Branch - L. M. Yancy, A. W. Devore, M. Dinsmore
First - J. Graham, R. N. Rogers, Scott Fendley
Grogans - J. J. Carpenter, J. T. Austin, L. M. Ball
Little River - W. C. Chatham, James Cox, J. N. Dorris
Newtown - John P. Webb, W. H. Scott, Jones A. Fuller
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Ordered that the County Treasurer pay Isaac Cox, ten dollars out of the pauper fund for the use of Jane Elkins, a pauper. March 5th 1878.
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Nov 9th 1880
Tolled before me, by M. H. Adams, of the 892d District G. M. of said County, one estray mare, of the following description. Color, dark bay, with a small star in the face, both hind feet white, one scar on the top of the withers, the right hind leg swollen, and saddle marks on her back. Fifteen hands high, supposed to be 18 years old.
Appraised for W. C. Chatham and J. L. Cox to be worth Thirty five dollars, and who say that it is worth 40 cents per day to keep said mare.
M. H. Adams, having made affidavit that the marks and brands of said mare were correct, and had not been altered, to his knowledge, since he took her up, the mare was advertised according to law, and was claimed by Isiah Hubbard of Forsyth Co. who gave bond, paid all costs and expenses, and took possession of the mare.
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Petition for fence election
To the Honorable Court of Ordinary of said County
We the undersigned petitioners, freeholders of said County, would respectfully ask your cooperation, as made and provided by law of said state, in holding an election for said County, at some future time, pertaining to the fence law as made and provided, according to the laws of said state. This 21st September 1881.
Richard L. Haynes, Wm. A. Teasley, George E. Rucker, Isaac Treadwell
Isham Teasley, W. P. Stephenson, John I. Teasley, H. I. Seale
E. V. McCollum, S. Y. Rainwater, D. B. Morris, C. Burton
W. H. Blackstock, R. R. Treadwell, J. J. Griffin, S. J. Alberson
Clinton Webb, N. J. Grimes, J. M. Howell, H. Smith
O. P. Skelton, A. S. Norman, D. R. Hook, J. M. Lott
Samuel H. Letson, W. N. Manning, Joel Webb, L. P. Brown
B. F. Martin, M. H. Trammell, Wesley Dodd, Moses Perkins
N. B. Bagwel,l J. B. Kimball, J. G. Bowen, C. A. Watkins
H. W. Strickland, P. Mayfield, W. J. Morris, W. S. Eison
D. R. Morris, Jackson Vaughn, John O. Morris, Wm. Smith
S. T. Kimball, H. B. Mikel, R. W. Smith, Robert Shaw
L. A. Burns, B. F. Roberts, M. J. Seale, S. N. Pool
J. J. Patterson, Floyd Cogburn, G. B. Thomasson, D. W. Devore, Sr.
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John Webb, G. F. Mayfield, G. G. Mayfield, W. W. Watkins
J. A. Wakins, T. J. Crisler, H. A. Raney, John Tinney
C. W. Jamison, W. D. Rucker, R. J. Rucker, J. Rucker
W. B. Maxwell, Tolliver Webb, W. W. Wells, W. H. Scott
J. M. Upshaw, G. W. Hansard, T. B. Newton, E. B. Moore
W. T. Upshaw, Joel Burgess, D. W. Devore, J. E. Devore
A. W. Devrill
Filed in office Oct. 3rd 1881
The above petition having been advertised for 20 days, the following counter petition was filed
Counter Petitioners
The petition of the undersigned citizens of said County of Milton showeth by their petition that they are in favor of fence against no fence.
This Oct 14th 1881
N. W. H. Cook, James Ball, John G. Evans, C. T. Carpenter
J. L. Cook, Calvin Bentley, E. M. Norton, S. Steen
Gabriel L. Brown, Jonas E. Mosteller, J. R. Barrett, M. R. Adams
M. F. Goodwin, H. B. Brown, W. C. Chatham, G. W. Ranley
Isaac Cox, R. D. Turley, Isaac W. Cox, Jordan Morris
M. H. Adams, Wesley Quarles, J. W. Smith, H. S. Stanford
John King, Richard Wilson, J. J. King, M. D. Hood
W. C. King, Hank Smith, J. Mosteller, W. R. Cochran
G. P. Johnson, J. A. Voss, Alfred Webb, H. W. Coleman
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Feby 5th 1883
J. L. Cox, having been appointed Constable in and for the 892nd Dist GM of said County and having given bond and take the oath of office, as required by law, Ordered that his commission issue to him that he be recognized as Constable in and for said County.
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Read and overruled, this May 29th 1883
Resignation of J. L. Cox, LC
I hereby tender you my resignation as Constable of the 892nd Dist GM of said County this March 31st 1883. J. L. Cox, LC
March 31, 1883
J. L. Cox Constable of the 892nd Dist GM of said County having tendered his resignation of said office Ordered that said resignation be accepted.
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Milton County Court of Ordinary Inferior Court Minutes, Volume B 1884-1904 #119-56
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The undersigned petition for the Canton and Roswell Road stating at Ebernezer running through land of Alberson, Goodwin, Cox, Adams, Smith, Brown and to R. D. Turley’s at the line of Milton and Cobb County.
L. A. Stewart, H. B. Brown, G. A. Adams, S. W. Vickers
M. R. Adams, E. H. Vinson, Scott Hansard, G. L. Brown
J. G. Hansard, Elisha Rhodes, B. F. Adams, J. V. Smith
J. W. Adams, J. S. Hansard, J. B. Simpson, Larkin Payne
Z. T. Hutson, J. J. Payne, R. D. Turley, J. W. Quarles
Filed August 17th 1885
August 20th 1885 - The above petition for a road will conduce to travelers and neighborhood it is hereby ordered that
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Matthew Adams, H. B. Brown, and J. V. Smith be and they are hereby appointed reviewers of
said road and report to Ordinary.
The undersigned appointed for the purpose of review the road, feels the road will be one of public utility and the same marked out.
Signed
Matthew R. Adams, H. B. Brown, and J. V. Smith
Counter petition
September 10th 1885 - The undersigned petitioners pray for no order for the above road
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Said road being of no public utility and running through very rough and hilly country
S. J. Alberson, E. C. Vinson, M. J. Rainwater, Jasper Stewart
J. M. Rainwater, Merit Goodwin, J. C. Cotton, J. W. Chatham
James A. Alberson, Will Chatham, C. B. Dorris, James A. Graham
J. A. Mosteller, C. V. Foster, Wm. Hackett, H. C. Ingraham
C. A. Lackey, J. W. Doe, John Rucker, W. A. Evans
J. W. Dorris, W. G. Barrett, E. M. Norton, J. T. Tuck
T. E. Whitfield, L. H. Cox, S. I. Lackey, W. D. King
S. A. Lackey, J. B. Childers, S. H. Lackey, J. J. King
D. W. Lackey, A. F. Evans, W. A. Lackey, J. L. Cox
R. G. Broadwell, A. D. Cox, J. L. Dorris, J. D. Dorris
D. O. Gilleland, W. B. Pilgrim, J. L. Cook, J. J. H. Cook
N. W. H. Cook, G. D. Fraser, W. F. Gillespie, J. I. David
M. G. Alberson, W. A. Stewart, Job Red, H. H. Lackey
J. G. Rucker, James Mosteller, I. J. Gordon, T. J. Jameson
Filed in office Sept 22nd 1885
Aug 27th 1885 - Reviewers report published at Court House door and in Milton Democrat
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The within report of the reviewers being before me for action and M. R. Adams coming in person and opposing the granting of an order, the application for said road is refused.
Oct. 7th 1885
Petition for establishing public road leaving the new cut road a little north of John Shirley’s gin, running by Bethlehem church and by J. W. Dodds, and to intersect with the McGinnis Ferry Road at Lige Rucker’s shop. This Aug 12th 1885
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Undersigned petitioners commencing at or near Ebenezer Church through the lands of Merick Goodwin, Henry Ingraham, S. J. Alberson, Isaac Cox, John King and others to intersect with the old Alabama Road at John Bentley’s old stand..
August 3rd 1886
L. A. Stewart, J. H. Barnwell, J. J. Stewart, W. H. Stephens
W. C. King, G. W. Payne, W. A. Stewart, John King
J. J. King, D. P. Bowen, C. Parks, R. E. Glover
J. B. Childers, R. T. Evans, L. A. Evans, W. H. Kent
J. T. Bentley, J. B. Whitley, Mark Smith, J. W. Power
C. Bentley, J. A. Swafford, M. C. Bowen, W. A. Adams
John Bentley, W. P. Stephens, W. H. Waters, John W. Waters
M. D. Hood, W. D. Chaffin, J. T. Cochran, John Chaffin
J. A. Berry, T. J. Chaffin, H. H. Barron, G. H. King
G. A. Waters, Isaac Cox, F. M. Bradford, L. G. Christopher
J. B. Bradford, C. W. Barrett, Y. F. Croft, H. R. Barrett
I. W. Cox, J. R. Waters
Filed in office August 6th
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Sworn to Aug 7th, 1886
L. A. Stewart,
John King
Isaac Cox, Reviewers
Aug 7th 1886 - Regarding the above road published in the Milton Democrat and at the Court House door.
Ordered that the above road be established as a 2nd class road in the 892nd &1175th Dist be furnished with a certified
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copy and overseer appointed and hands apportioned. September 24th 1886
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Application to sell spirituous liquors by the quart at Bowens old stand in 1175 district, GM for 12 months from this date, Feby 10th 1890:
W. T. Garrett, G. W. Crain, C. Bentley, J. M. Coker, J. W. Power, G. A. Mabrey
Dugan Fouts, Jourdan Morris, D. P. Morris, C. A. Waters, Cintha Scales, S. J. Ramsey
R. E. Glover, J. M. Johnson, J. B. Parker, H. M. Broadwell, W. M. Coleman, W. A. Lackey
J. J. Smith, W. C. King, W. A. Evans, John King, J. J. King, T. H. King
J. A. Adams, J. H. Cox, J. J. Stewart, W. A. Stewart, John G. Evans, J. W. Cox
H. C. Ingram, E. W. Rhodes, W. F. Goodwin, J. Mosteller, J. E. Mosteller, Jas O. Fraser
Jas W. Hughes, I. M. Berry, I. A. Davis, B. M. Berry, R. G. Broadwell, Enoch Chamblee
M. R. Adams, B. F. Strickland, P. H. Hancock, C. J. Perry, P. B. Hembree, F. H. Kent
J. A. Voss, A. Whitley, John L. Broadwell, W. C. Smith, W. R. Cochran, M. P. Morris
J. T. Bentley, Mark Smith, S. J. Lackey, B. F. Bench, R. B. Lester, V. A. Pursell
J. H. Kent, D. R. Hembree
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Petition for new road commencing at the residence of William Chamblee and running in a westerly direction and by the residence and through the lands of H. C. Wiley, R. T. Evans, M. R. Adams, Z. F. M. Jolley and L. D. Cox and intersecting the Trickem Road near the Master Adams old place.
William Chamblee, Henry C. Wiley, Thomas Jameson, R. T. Evans, I. Alberson, M. R. Adams, L. H. Cox, Z. F. M. Jolley, T. H. King, W. G. Barrett, J. B. Robins, W. A. Evans, J. W. Adams, W. H. Rusk, N. H. Broadwell, J. R. Evans, B. F. Adams, E. F. Pruett, J. A. Adams, E. J. Adams, G. L. Barrett, S. T. Westbrooks, Joel Westbrooks, J. D. Westbrooks, H. D. Westbrooks, A. S. Cantrell, J. J. King, John King, W. H. Earley, W. W. Mosteller, I. J. Lackey, W. P. Rainwater, A. J. H. Mosteller, A. L. Smith, W. T. Hackett, J. D. Mosteller, N. W. H. Cook, J. J. N. Cook, J. J. Rhodes, N. D. Dorris, J. A. Ponder, J. L. Cox, G. W. Marshall, W. C. Chatham, A. A. Chastain, John G. Evans, J. E. Rusk, J. I. David, William A. Stewart, W. F. Goodwin, S. R. Goodwin, W. C. King, F. C. Crow, J. G. Dorris, C. C. Fowler, James Fitch, C. B. Dorris.
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J. D. Mosteller, John I. David and M. J. Rainwater appointed reviewers.
September 3, 1895
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Petition to discontinue old road known as the Chathem Road grant them a public road commencing west of the Mastin Adams old place and running east through the lands of H. L. Cox, Y. T. F. Jolley, and M. R. Adams and to intersect the public road running to Roswell at William Shamblee’s making a direct line from Trickem by way of Crabapple to Alpharetta, we further state there is a road being worked by the settlement where we want the road to run, that has been here forty years.
A. D. Cox, Z. F. M. Jolley, L. H. Cox, J. C. Cox, Franklin Cross, W. M. Henrey
R. T. Evans, Walter Stewart, W. M. Chamblee, Sam Alberson, J. P. Mosteller
J. E. Alberson, J. R. Evans, John G. Evans, W. A. Stewart, J. J. Stewart
B. F. Adams, S. L. Lackey, J. M. Johnson, J. N. Dorris, C. B. Dorris
W. G. Gillespie, J. A. Mosteller, and J. B. Broadwell, road commissioners appointed to examine the matters and if road is found to be of public utility, mark it out and make report.
January 16, 1894
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