The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-07-17

~ Al ~ uCetaNtd, slid par,.
ton supposed to contain fifteen pI h
!red C,500l superficial arpen,s as uund'
ed by NJ. Walker from A. N R evqalr'
on March 4th, ISL D!fnes
!, (b) That certain tract Of ,ou,
sugar plantation lying and be;n ,"uu OF
ated on both sides OF Bayou Sais sl.a
Mary Parish, Lssstsiana, havinr ~ st
Iof thirteen and 400 arpents Iron; front
depth that belongs 70 the same c" WIN
lns SIX hundred and twenty. four r's aN;
o3-l00 arpents, and Aots one, two ~, aua
five and six, aud southwest ono,. .uiee
Section three T. II :. r. 9E I c"a. OF
ing one hundred and folty.tvo o an'
100 acres; lots one and two ana u. :, 10
or Section Eighteen T l6 s IS'es
East, containing one hundred and a.
acres, acquired by r, IL. Byruesa t na!y
VIM. Sharpe, also that certain tr.o ..oa
land on both sides Of Bayou Sala :. :"
low and adjoining lots one. two ,h, w.
five and six. southwest quarter of n ,o.e'
west quarter or section Three Y l7sas
being the south fractional onarta. "uu
Section Thee T. l. :. K 9E can... u
ing one hundred and folty-four and ~
100 acres, together cOn.aininn Az
thousand and sevcnty-one acres sr0 vue
nciai measure, acquired by said N
Walker and Trowbridge at sheriff.
sale March 1lth, 1871; also corta;s
tract of land adjacent to Bavou Ssla
having a front of, one half an aero ~,
SAID Bayou, extending thence from Sa;d
| Bayou along the Shell road 70 Ravou
Sale Bay, thence extending along ssiS
Bayou Sale Bay to meet the fon'.a
| boundary line OF said tract of Iana
which boundary runs nearly east s,d
west from Bayou sale to Bayou Ssla
Bay, containing about forty acres -,
dry land, more or less, and the mash
lying between that and the said Ravon
Sale Bay, the whole of this tract Of jsud
being acquired by O. Ditch from H. G
Wright, by act before W. lyman
Notary, on May sth, 1876: also certsn
tract of land, lying and being situated
on tie lower Bayou Sale, containing ono
hundred and seventy-iive acres. moro
or less. lying on the north side of Raw.
you Sale and Of the Public road known
as the Shell Point Road, bounded ahovs
by lands formerly belonging to O
Ditch, in front and below by said Shall
Point Road, and ON the north by Ravou
Sale Bay, as staked off and laid out by
w. w. johnson, Surveyor: also a csr.
tain tract of land, lying and bens attn.
ated on lower Bayou Sale having a
front on both sides of said Bayou Of
seven arpents on both sides of wha, il
known as the Peter Gordy tract of land
bounded above by lads once of Blount
Hudson on one side Of said BAYOU, and
ON the opposite side of said BAYOU BY
lands of Celestin L. Lejeune and An.
tome Escarieaux, below by lands then
Of 0. Ditch.
Ihls being the property acquired by
the Ellerslle Planting Company, Limit.
ed, lately from John r. Todd, by act
passed before Charles +. Borah. Notary
Public, on May DIST, 1906, recorded in
Book ''VV'' of Conveyances, at page
32, to which deed special reference IL
had for more complete and detailed
description Of the original of said
titles.
TRACT d.
That certain tract or lot of ground,
lying and being situated in the Parish
OF st. Mary, State of Louisiana, on
lower Bayou Sale, fronting four arpents
on the west side Of said Bayou by the
depth that belongs to the same between
parallel lines being at the triangular
tor Tyson tract of land formerly be.
longing to Mrs. Mary Ann Hudson,
widow of Benjamin Hudson. and being
a part OF the Scott tract, bounded
above by lands formerly of Mrs Mary
Ann Hudson, and lately of the Ellerslis
Planting Company, Ltd, in front by
said Bayou Sale and in the rear by St.
Bernard's Bayou, below by lands lately
belonging to the said Planting Com.
pany, being the same land acquired by
Miss Addie Gordy, with her brother,
John Gordy, by donation from their
Grand mother, Mrs. Mary Ann Hudson,
as is of record in Book "B" of Dona.
tons, page POI, and the interest of said
brother was acquired by Miss Addie
6ordy by authentic act of sale, as is Of
record in Book w of Conveyances,
page PSI. with all the buildings and i'm.
on said land situated,
rights, ways, privileges and servtudes
thereunto belonging or in any manner
appertaning.
One water cart. three G.. S. Distr
5uiors. five tongue wagons: ten tongue
carts; two cane leaders: two stubbls
liggers; one grind stone; two McCor.
nick mowers; three hay rakes; one mar.
'ow gauge locomotive; six narrow
gauge cane cars; fourteen disc cultiva.
oIs: thirty-one twJ-mu!e plows; eight
lisc plows: five D. NJ. b. plows: one lot
;art fclloes; two anvils; fourteen Moline:
dXteen four mule plows; one stub.
BE shaver; one Orc-mule cart; one
nanuie distributor; one gas engine: one
.orn grinder: three briar hooks; one
ccond hand surrey good condition.;
me second hand buggy; one revolving
iarrOw: one old,ime homemade bar.
ow: seven levee scoops: two cane pull
ers; four corn PLANTERS: one four-muls
q. pillow: seven sab soil plOWs; one
rish potato planter; one cane sCraDer;
ne emery stone: one corn and peavlne
utter; twcnty-one sets gear icompletel;