The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-16
Real Estate Transfers

Clementina Rovitti, of Wilmington, to
Michael Bliemi, tract Of land along Elk
ton-North East road, in Third district,
improved by two small houses, consider
alton $500.
Margaret o. Jackson to Baltimore q
0h;a Railroad Company, parcel Of land
near Aiken, SITS.
Roger S. Smallwood and wife to Chas'
A. Benjamin, tract of land near Leslie
Station, So and other considerations.
Kate V. Worth and John w. Worth to
'Tbeodosia Ford Harris, As acres OF land,
along Elkton-T Turkey Point road, in Fifth
district 500 and other considerations
Josephine E. Bromwell to Edwin H.
Rowland two farms. one containing li'
acres called Friendship, and situate IN
Seventh district, on the Principle Fur
mace -Perryylle road, and the other con-
tanning AZ acres, formerly part OF
Friendship farm, $40 and other consider
ations,
Gilmore Deiert and wife to Margaret
L. Mckinney, two lots of land in Elkton
being the ground upon which the weave
mills formerly stood, $500.
George A. Blake, Assignee, to Andrew
NJ. Burns, acres of land on Elkton-Blue
Ball road in Third district, $1,000.
George C. Oldham and wife to George
A. Atkinson, undivided one-half interest
in property in Port Deposit, 81 and other
considerations.
Patrick Reedy to Harry Hail. property
on Beach street. Nort~ ~ast, IS and the
assumption of a $500 mortgage.
James Roney to James Albert Roney,
property on Main street in North East,
So and other considerations.
Martha E. Jones and others to howard
Clark, Brock rSoperty ON Main street,
Elkton, $1,000.
Elmore H. Owens and wife to Milton
Gully, lot of ground on Locust street,
Perryville, $3.50.
The School Commissioners of Cecil
County, to the President and Commits
sioners of the town of Elkton, right and
privilege of laying and maintaining a
sewer over portion of Elkton High School
property.
Thomas Kirk. executor, to Norman I.
Kirk, job w. Kirk and Sarah l.. XIX,
'Grason property in Rising Sun, IS and
,other considerations.
B. F. Stevens and wife, of Philadel-
,phia, to Helen G. Power, of same city,
"A acres of land on road leading from
Chesapeake City to Cayots, $1.OO and
other considerations.
Cedar Farm Company of Cecil County
10 Elmer f. Brown of Philadelphia, all
-nI ctr al OCT at nj a hnyn
named corporation in Ninth district, 81
and other considerations.
Frank G. Butler, of Philadelphia, to
James Polk Mccullough, acres of land
with improvements IN Fifth district,
called CLAY Falls" Sl.OO and other CON
s.derations.
Howard d. Jackson and wife to I. Nor
gan owens, property in Perryville, IS and
other considerations.
Morris Brogan to Merry E. Brogan, two
tracts of land on public road leading from
Carriers Nils to Warburton's saw mill,
IS and other considerations.
Lottie A. Settle TO James H. Calvert
and wife, property in North East form
,erly owned by Mrs. Mary J. Gamble, SO
and other considerations.
Rachel b Reynolds to Teresa Curry,
Of Chester county, Pa. property on New
London Calvert road, $11fl.l3.
EDWARD X. McLane and wife, of York
seOun,., Pa. to Willis B. Gorrell, prop
serty il Perryville, $3.50.
John J. Cor ,ell and 1~ie to Joseph H..
!Gorrell property on road leading from
WhitakeT's Mill to perryvlle, SIS and
other cons derations
William II. Pearce and wife to Samuel
Cats, farm in Elk Nec-, so,UvU.
John F. Johnson. of North East, and
Ellen Wetherill, of ElkIon, to p, B. 8
w Railroad Co. strip OF land in North
East, 81, $50.
Edwin +. Mccall and wife and others
10 Howard ID. Jackson, tv-s tracts of land
in Fifth district, SIS AID other consider
ations.
B. Riley Watson and wife to Passmore
e Co., property in Sylmar, 900.
Vim. T. Harriott and wife to Maurice
Toy and Mallory p. Toy, property on
George street, Chesapeake City, $500.
George S. Fox and Martha P. Shaffer,
property on Cherry street, Rising Sun,
So and Other considerations.
David S English ana wife to Russell
DeLand, property in Elk Neck, 81 and
other considerations