About The Waycross journal. (Waycross, Ga.) 1895-1914 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1914)
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Excepting also from said lands above described as being in or near Waresboro the following mentioned tracts and parcels of land which have been sold by the Deen Realty and Improvement Company to various purchasers under contract or bonds for title north from the northeast corner which together with the purchase 0 f Isabella and Pendleton streets money notes due thereunder have and running thence north along Pendleton streets 72 feet, and with this front extending back east same width 100 feet. Also a tract in said city front ing 125 feet on the east aide of Pendleton street and with this front extending back east of same widtr 100 feet, bounded north In lands of Paine, cast by lands of It. D. Rand, south by lands og N. It. Garrett and west by Pendleton street. Also a tract in said city des cribed ns being the cast half of lot 3 of block 30 of New Way- cross, same fronting on I.ott street 125 feet and with this front extedning back svest of same width towards Pendleton street 100 feet, being tile lot conveyed to G. W. Deen by S. T. Wright by deed recorded in deed book page 21 of said county. Also Block No. 18 in said city, bounded north by right of way of tiic old B. & W. railroad, now the A. C. Ij. railroad, east by I.ott stlieot, south by Carssvell street and west by Pendleton street, measuring 218 feet on said rail road right of way, 336 feet on Lott street, 200 feet on Carswell street and 398 feet on Pendleton street, being the same property conveyed to G. W. Deen by Mrs. Emma A. Folks April 27th, 1895, and recorded in deed book "M”, page 251 of said county; except ing, howewr, a lot on the north cast corner of Carswell and Pen' dlcton streets conveyed by 0. W. Been to W. T. Brinson by deed dated dated Jan. 6, 1897, record ed in deed book P, page 419 of said county, said lot fronting on Pendleton street 75 feet and ex tending back eaat 190 feet along north side of Carswell street, and excepting also another lot front, ing 50 feet on the cast side of Pendleton street nnd running hack cast along and abutting the above described lot conveyed to W. T. Brinson 190 feet, as des cribed in release of A. K. Sessoms and H. D. Bunn, Trustees, Record ed Hook 00 page 95 Wnre county records, sold to W. T. Brinson. Also a tract in said city be ginning at the southeast corner of Nicholls nnd Brunswick streets, running south along the east side of Nicholls street 230 feet, thence east 220 feet to west been assigned by said Improve ment Company to A. K. Sessoms and H. D. Bunn, Trustees, which said tracts and parcels may to some extent be included within the description hereinbefore giv- en, said tracts and parcels being ns follows, to-wit: 16 acres in the Eason tract at Waresboro as sold under contract to W. II. Painter apd Ernest Pain ter. Two tracts, one of 5.71 acres and tlie other of 2.6 acres, in or near Waresboro as sold under contract to W. E. Macy. Lot or Tract 2 in the Eason Block or Tract at Waresboro as sold under contract to John II. Carson. Lot or Tract 3 in the Eason Block or Tract at Waresboro os sold under contract to John Car- son. The said excepted tracts and parcels of land are also hcrobby excepted from Land Lot 128 in the 8th district of Ware county, Georgia, to the extent that the same may be either partly or wholly included in suid Land Lot. Also will be sold at the same time and place 50 acres, more or less, of lot 122 in the 8th district of said county, being all of said lot ij.iug ou the cost side of Ket tle Creek except 140 acres in the northeast portion thereof and ex cepting such portions of said tract as have heretofore been sold by G. W, Dec and the Deen Realty and Improvement Company, and reference being hereby made to tiie deeds made by said Deon and the said company in order to des cribe the exact location of the 50 acres remaining unsold and em braced in the mortgage afores- said, excepting also such tracts and parcels of said Lot 122 as have been released by Sessoms and Bunn, Trustees, from said mortgage, which arc as follows: 3 acres sold to Mrs. Ama Hen dricks by deed dated Jan. 1, 1910 recorded Bool: FF, page 179; 1 1-2 acres sold to Giles F. Lewis, released recorded in book FF, page 258 ; 2 1-3 acres sold to Mrs. Emma L. Boyles; release re corded in book FF, page 271; and 3 acres sold to II. A. Damon, re leased recorded in hook I1H, page 135; also 29 acres as described in release recorded in hook OO, page *'‘lc Ware street, thence north 170, sold to Mrs. K. A. Booth; and along Wnre street 220 feet to reference is hereby made to said Brunswick street, thence west books and pages of Ware county along south aide of Brunswick records for complete description street 220 feet to beginning point of said exceptions respectively, ) Also a tract in said city begin Also will be sold at said time ning at a point on the east aide of and place the following deserib-. Nicholls street 230 feet south of ed lots, tracts and parcels of land the southeast comer of Nicholls in the City of Waycross, and in'and Brunswick streets in suid tlm 8th district of Ware county, city anil running thence south Georgia, to-wit; , along the east aide of Nicholls A tract in said city of Way- street 250 feet, thence east nnd »r««s commencing at the corner of parallel to Carswell street 220 Pendleton sml Carswell streets feet to the west side of Ware and running east 200 feet on Cnrs- street (formerly Canal street) well street to Lott street, thence thence north along the west side south along Lott street 250 feet of Ware street 250 feet, thence to Lot No. 3 of block No. 30, west parallel to Carswell street thence west along said lot 3 and 220 feet to the point of beginning, Tehcau canal 200 feet to Pendle- excepting Iota 11, 12, 13, 14,27,28 ton street, thence north along and 29 in Block 186 West of Pendleton street 250 feet to point Carswell Park Subdivision in said of beginning, being lots numbers 1 sml 2 of block 30 as platted in tlie map of said city in December 1880. by It. W. Reed, assistant engineer; excepting, however, from saiil tract, a lot on the southeast corner of Carswell and Pendleton streets, fronting west 75 feet on Pendleton street and with this front extending back east of same widtli 100 feet along the south side of Carswell street, said lot having been released from said mortgage. Also a tract in said city begin ning on the east aide of Pendleton street at a point 130 feet north of the northeast corner of Pendleton and Isabella streets and running City. Also a tract in said city com mencing at the comer of Nicholls street and the Young Canal and rnnuing west along said canal 810 feet to the B. 4k W. railroad (now the A. C. L. railroad), thence northerly along said railroad 500 feet to the Frank C. Owens land, thence east along said land 870 feet to Nicholls street, thence south along Nicholls street 493 feet to beginning point, same con taining 9 1-2 acres, more or lea, and known as Idylwitde, save and excepting the lots Sold ont of said tract before the making of said mortgage; also the follow ing city lots in block 206 in said eity, laid off and platted by C. J. Thomas. C. K„ vh: Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,12, fronting the north aide of Mary street, and lots 13,; 14, 15. 16, 17, 18 and 19 fronting the south side of Isabella street, and lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. and 13 fronting tlie north side of Isabella street as per deed with pint attached from the Bank of Waycross to Geo. W. Deen, dated March 7th, 1906, and recorded in deed book "Y” page 429 of said county, said lots now comprising a part of Idylwildc; excepting, however, from the tracts describ ed in this paragraph all the lota aold before the making of said mortgage as above excepted, and also excepting all lots released fro maaid trust mortgage aincc the date thereof, and also except ing certain lots in Idylwildc sold iimler contract or agreement for title and purchase money notes for which have been assigned to A. K. Sessoms Ss II. D. Bunn, Trustees, after deducting all such exceptions, the lots in said Idyl wilde subdivision non- remain ing subject to said trust mort gage nnd decree and which will ie sold at this sale, are Lot 15 in block 2, all or block 3 (excepting and reserving the buildings and equipment of the Federal govern ment's cane experimental plant), lots 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8 and 9 in block 4 nnd lots 16. 17 18 and 19 in block 6 in said Idylwilile subdi vision. Also a tract in said city, being lot 6 in block 208 of that portion of said city known as Folks sub. division in the western part’ of said eity, being 100 feet by 115 feet; also lots 1, 2, 7. nnd 8 block 208 nnd lots 1 2 nnd 3 in block 212 of said Folks sub-divis ion, in the western part of said city; also a tract in said known ns lot 4 in block 212 of said Folks subdivision; nisi tract in said city described ns be ing lots 2. 3 nnd 4 in block 214 in said Folks subdivision, each of said lots fronting on north side of Pine street 100 feet nnd with this front running hack north of same width 115 feet to an alley; nlso n tract in said eity described as lot 7 in block 214 in said Folks sub division in the western part of said city; also lots numbers 2, 3 mid 4 in block 2IS and iots 5 ami 6 ill block 214 in said Folks snb- division ns surveyed by J. A. Austin, C. E..; also an undivided half interest in a certain tract of land in *aid city, being n portion of land lot 167 of the 8th dis- rict of said county, same being known ns Central Park Subdi vision, commencing at thenorth east corner of Crawford and Carswell street, and running 1,- 200 feet north to the property of the A. C. L. Railroad Company; thence southeasterly 442 feet to an angle, thence northerly 200 feet to a corner, thence easterly 75 feet to n street running along the west side or the right of wny of the Albany branch of the A. C. L. Railroad, tliciico southeast erly along the west side of said street, which runs along the west side of said right of way, u dis tance of 2,150 feet to Mary street lane, thence west along the north side of Mary street lane 400 feet to Clinton street, thence north nlong the east side of said Clinton street 725 feet to thenorth Bide of Carswell street, thence west along nortli side of Carswell streot 700 feet to beginning point; except ing. however, fro mthetracta of land described in this paragraph all the following mentioned lots in what is known as South Cen tral Park Subdivision (which is south of Carswell afreet) and Central Park Subdivision, north of Cnrswell street, both of which subdivisions are re-subdivisions of the tracts described in this par agraph, according to maps of said subdivisions which are of record 'u the Clerk's office of the Supo- inr Court of said county, to-wit: Lots 5. 9. 10, 13. 14 anil 15 in iloi'k 212 of said South Central Park Subdivision, sml lots 1. 2. 3, 6, 7, 17, 18 and lots numbered from 20 to 33, both inclusive, of block 1, lots numbered 1 to 15, both inclusive nnd lots 21 22, 23, snd lots numbered from 26 to 33, both inclusive, in block 2. Lots 1 to 13 both inclusive and lots 16 to 29 both inclusive in block 3, and lot 1 in block 4 of said Cen tral Park Subdivision, north of Carswell street, said lots having been released from said trust mortgage or having been alienat ed prior thereto or having been aold tinder contract and purchase money notes assigned to A. K. Sessoms and II. P. Bunn, Trus tees; after deducting said excep tions there remain the following mentioned lots in said subdivis ions which are subject to said trust mortgage and decree and will besold nt this sale, to-wlt: The entire interest of the Deen Realty anil Improvement Compa ny, I icing an one-half interest as to eertaiu lots and the entire in terest aa to others (said Improve ment Company only owning an one-half interest in lots 1, 2, 7. and 8 in block 208. and lota I, 2 and 3 in b'oek 212. of sail 1 Folks nubdivision. aa above ile*- eribed) in lota 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 'll, 12, 13, 14 nml 15 in block 268, nnd lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8 block 212, uiui lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ami 10 in block 214, and lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 of block 218 in said South Ceu tral Park Subdivision, and an un- divided one-half interest in lots 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 34 and 35 in block 1, lots 16, 17, 18 19, 20, 24 and 25 in block 2, lota 14 and 15 in block 3, and lota numbered from 2 to 25 in clusive in block 4, and all of the 12 lots in block 5, in said Central Park Subdivision Also lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 8 and 9 of block 461 1-2 and lots 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 of block 461 of the Booker Washington Heights subdivision in said city, ns per plat recorded in hook Y, page 795, in the office of tlie Clerk of the Superior Court of said county; also those certain tracts of, land in said city des cribed ns being all of block 503 nnd lot 6 block 5(li in Bewick sub division, ns per pint in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said county. AIno a tract in said eity begin ning nt a point where the south line of Alhnny avenue intersects tlie land line between lots 167 and 168 of the 8th district of said county, and running thence south along said 'and line 209 1-2 feet to north lido of right of way of the A. i'. L. Railroad, thence east erly nliiug said right of way 117 feet to In ml of said A. 0. L. Rail road, thence northerly nlong the west line or said, land 195 feet to south side of Albany avenue, thence westerly nlong south side it Albany avenue 193 1-2 feet to ’■egimling point, containing 3-4 of an acre, more or less. Also a tenet in said city begin ning 471 1-2 feet easterly from 'be intersection of the south side of Albany Avenue with the aforesaid land line between laud lots 167 and 168 of the 8th dis trict of said county, being the northeast corner of tlie land be longing to the A. C. L. Railroad Company and running thence southerly nlong the east side of said A. C. L. Railroad Company’! land 188 1-2 feet, more or less, to north side of the right of way of said railroad company, thence easterly along the north side of said right of wny 500 feet to a 10 foot nllcy, thence northcly along the west sidcof said alloy 176 feet to the south aide of Albany ave nue, thence westerly along Al bany Avenue 500 feet to begin ning point, containing 2 acres, more or less; excepting however, from snid 2 acres, a lot measuring .35 by 100 feet in the northwest corner of said 2 acres, ns convey ed by O. W. Deen to Mrs. A. M. I’resion by deed dated June 11, 1908, nnd recorded in hook of deeds DD, page 545, of Ware County records, and excepting also n lot measuring 206 by 100 feet, lying between said lot of Mrs. A. M. Preston nml N street as conveyed by Deen Realty nnd Improvement Compony to R. H Preston by deed dated Jan. 16, 1011, recorded In deed hook FF, pngo 322 of Ware County records, reference being hereby hail to said deeds of record for full des cription of said exceptions. Also n tract in said city com- meueiug at the northeast corner of Alhnny Avenue nnd “N” street (now “L” street) ami running easterly 75 feet on Albany Avo., ami with this front extending hack north of .same width along tho eust sideof N street (now “L” street) 150 feet, same being a part of block 532, as shown on the map of said eity. Also a tract in said city begin ning on the east side of L street 150 feet northerly from the north east corner of I, street nnd A!- (any avenue, thence easterly par allel to Albany avenuo 130 feet thsfisc northerly along the west aide of said alley 10 feet, thence westerly parallel to Albany aveimo 130 feet to tho eust side of L street, thence southerly along the east side of L street 30 fpet to the point of be ginning, being in block 532- of said city. Also an undivided one half in terest (J, M. Bell owner of the other half interest) In a traet In said city beginning at the south west corner of Chandler and Ends streets and thence running went All Chandler street 142 1.2 feet to an alley, thence south along said nlley 120 feet to land of Lula Johnson, thence east along said land 142 1-2 feet to Eads street, thence north along Eads street to beginning point; excepting, however, a lot on the aonthwest corner of Chandler and Eads street, fronting 47 1-2 feet on Chandler street with a depth of 120 feet along Eada street, con veyed by illeen Realty and Im provement Company to Mattie P. meneiug at the northwest comer of Albany nveiiue and Mulberry Lane, and running thence west along Albany avenue 480 feet to B street, thence north along B street, 275 feet to the F. M. Young land, thence cast 480 feet to Mulberry Lane, thence south along said lane 275 feet to point of beginning, except the lot aold to Mr. Scckinger, theothcr half interest in said land being owned by T. J. McClelland, and lot sold Mr. Scckinger being lot 1 in block 2 of Deen and McClellan’s subdivision of block 292 of said city; excepting also n lot measur ing 13 feet by 200 feet between B atreet on the west nnd Knox street on tile east and between lands of F. M, Young on the north nnd the balance of said Deen & McClellan's subdivision on the south, as conveyed by G. W. Deen and T. J. McClellan t» F. M. Young by deed dated Oct. 26, 1907, nml recorded in book AA. page 384, Wnre county re cords; excepting also lota 2, 8, 4. 8, 9, nnd 10 of block 1 and lota 3, 4, 6 and 7 in block 2 of said Deea & McClellan’s subdivision of the tract of land above described, said lots having been released from said trust mortgage. Also all of land lots 154, 158 and 169 in tlie 8th district of Ware county, Georgia, and alse nil that tract of Innd in the 8th district of said county of Ware which lias been platted and sur veyed by snid Deen and which is known ns Dcenwood, same con sisting of land lots 154, 155, 169 nnd 170 (said lot 170 having here tofore been separately described) of anid district (lot 168, however, not being included) except such portions thereof ns wnre sold and conveyed out of snid property prior to Nov. 5th, 1909, reference being hereby mndc to the deeds made by G. W. Deen nnd Deen Realty and Improvement Compa ny or either of them to the vari ous purchasers, nnd to the records of said deeds in Ware county re cords. for a description of same; nnd, also except such portions thereof ns have been released from snid trust mortgage’ since the date thereof, and also except certain other lots which have been aold under e.ontract for title and purchase money notes for which have been assigned to A. K. Sessoms & II. D. Bunn, Truir- tees, said released portions and lots sold under contract being ai follows, to-wit: Lots 7 and 8, block 6; lots 1 and 2, block T; cast half of lot 2, block 8; al! of block 13 1-2; west half block 14; lots 3 and 30, block 16; lot 16. block 16 1-2; lots 9, 13, 14 and 20 block 17; lots 10 and 10 1-2 block 18; lot 5. Iflock 22, lots 2, 3, and 4. block 25 (original subdivision): lot 13, block 27; tho western 552 feet, 5 1-4 acres, of block 31; 5 acres of block 32 under contract to N. U . Wilcox; lots 7 and 8, block 34; lots 63 and 64, block 36; lots 39 nnd 40, block 37; lots 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19 nnd 20, block 41 • lots 1, 1 1-2, 2, 2 1-2, 4 1-2, 9, 10, 11, nnd 12, block 42; lots 5 and 7, black 45; lata 5 and 8, block 45 1-2; lot 4, block 46; lota 28, 29, 30,37, 38 and 43, block 50; all in North Deenwood Subdivis ion and the following lots and parcels in South Deenwood sub- division in Laud Lota 154 and 169: 1 acre block 91, sold to Blan ton. recorded book FF, page 413. 2 acres block 91, sold to Light- sey, recorded book HH, 141. 1 1-2 acre block 91, sold to Lightscy, recorded mortgage book 11, page 206. 1 acre block 91, aold to Light scy. recorded mortgage book No 4, page 122. 1 acre block 91, sold to Weber recorded book FF, page 305. . 1 acre block 91 sold to Herrin recorded hook LL, page 275. 5 acres iiiock Si, sold under contract to M. J. Weber, 1 acre block 92, aold to W, 4k. W. R. B., recorded book LL, page 115. 4 acres block 92, sold to J. G. Sessoms, recorded hook LL, page 113. NE1-4—8 1-4 acres block 96, recorded liook JJ, page 261. SKI-4—6 acres, block 97, re corded mortgage book No, 11, page 502. SKI-4—6 acres, block 98, re corded hook JJ, page 408. NEI-4—6 acres, block 98, sold under contract to Mrs. Louise Hendricks. 8 acres block 100, sold to Kin- sic, recorded book JJ, page 135, 5 acres block 100, sold under contract to J. C. Solomon. All the block 101, 6 acre*, re leased April 25, 1914, sold to D. If. Bennett. Lots 1 and 2, block 116, record ed book FF, page 259. and reference is hereby made to the respective releases and the Freeman by deed dated Mareh 14, rteoids thereof in Ware county 1912. recorded in book HII page rt eor ds, as ahown above, and to 410 of Ware eounty reeoid., and contracts held by theparties eat in a tract in said city com- s bove named for a full descrip- rrirantd from saiil mortjffture. . . _ Also an undivided half inter- (Con ,i nued on P „ e c>)
