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Notes for William Slain NEWMAN

Notes for William Slain Newman:
William and Rebecca came to Hancock Cty., Illinois by covered wagon in 1862.

Bought a farm in Carthage Twp. Hancock Cty., Illinois.

Moved to Chariton Cty., Missouri

Fleming Cty., Kentucky

Page 1330-1921 history of Hancock Cty., Illinois

William was a farmer - 3500 acres and 1000 in personal property.
worth $800

White Cty., Ind 30 July 1861

1850- Rush Cty., Indiana

1860- White cty., Indiana

1865- Walker Twp., Hancock Cty., Illinois

Deed Book 82- page 254 Hancock County, Illinois, 11 April 1870
William S. Newman and Rebecca Newman, his wife of Hancock County to
Joseph McMillan, of Hancock County for $900. 40 acres off of the south side of
the south east quarter of Section No 24 in twp 3 N-8 W.

Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of Dennis Smith, Jp.
William signed his name Wm. S. Newman and Rebecca made her mark.

Deed Book 84, page 265- 12 Aug 1863
Wilson Pryer and Sophronia Ellen Pryer, his wife of Hancock Do. to
William Newman of Hancock County for $500 - 40 acres off of the south side of
the south east quarter of Section No. 24 in Twp 3-8.

Signed Sealed and Delivered in the presence of Jno. J. Smith deed Book 84, page 266.

John A. Chestnut and John F. Hart, assignees of David Wigle in
Bankruptcy to William Newman of St. Albans in the county of Hancock on 19 Feb 1868 an
auction was held at the Post Office in West Point, Illinois.

William Newman bid at that sale for the west part of the south part of the
southwest quarter of Section 19 in Twp 3-8 conaining 10 acres a total of
$67.50.

(Sandra Newman Sanchez)
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