The Corbin Times-Tribune from Corbin, Kentucky • Page 8

8 Corbin Times-Tribune, Sunday) October 17, 1971 Reported From Barbourville Knox County Court Records And Vital Statistics is Recorded: John Elliott. tract at Flat Lick to Gertrude Oct. 2: James Harper, 38, stu derit, Arthur, and pt. 30: Van Dorn Brewer et Oct. 2: Donald and Shirley Bal horse trainer, Barbourville.

and erry Massengill, 18, Deeds Recorded: Sept. 30: Van Dorn Brewer et al, tract on Moore Hill road to Richard and Barbara Tom- pkins. Sept. 30: Marshall Brewer, tract on Lynn Camp Creek to Van Dorn and Carolyn Brewer. Sept.

30: Chester Bryant, tract of land to John Bryant. Sept. 30: Pearlee Turner, tract near Bailey Switch to Elbert Turner. Sept. 30: Helen Robins et al, tract on Lynn Camp Creek to Lonnie and Sandy Gray.

Oct. 1: W.B. and Docie Foley, tract on Richland Creek to Charles and Mary Doll. Oct. 2: Robert and Mattie Majors, tract on Big Richalnd Creek to Jack and Betty Cen- ters.

Oct. 2: Edward and Janet Epperson, tract at Flat Lick to Bert arid Eva Goins. Oct. 2: Eliza Davis, tract on Acorn Fork Branch to F.M. and Obie Davis.

Oct. 2: Sylvia Mullins et al, tract on Fighting Creek to Dalas and Cordia Martin. 'Oct. 2: Claude and Neva. Elliott; tract near Rossland John Elliott.

Oct. 2: Donald and Shirley Broughton, tract on Long Branch to Patsy Broughton et al. Oct. 4: Hazel Thomas, tract on Indian Creek to Carl and Diana Thomas. Oct.

4: Hazel Thomas, tract. on'Indian Creek to William and Naomi Thomas. Oct. 4: George and Allie Miller, tract of land to Janet Belew. Oct.

4: George and Allie Miller, tract of land to Jim and Irene Miller. Oct. 4: Stella and Van Lake, tract at Warren to Van Lake. Oct. 4: Maudie Creech et al, tract near Artemus to Dallas and Cloeva Swafford.

Oct. 4: Cordia Pattori et al, tract at Flat Lick to Jack and Patricia Brown. Oct. 4: Elmer and Charlotte Adams, tract on Youngs Creek to Crit Bolton. Oct.

5: Gertrude Dean et al at Flat Lick to Ethel Gambrel. Oct. 5: Ethel Gambrel et al, cemetery lot to Ed Hubbard heirs. Oct. 5: EtheLGambrel et al, tract at Flat Lick to Gertrude Dean.

Oct. 5: Ethel Gambrel et al, tract at Hiland Park to Malcom and Billie Martin. Oct. 7: Spencer and Ella Gray, lot in Gray Cemetery to Elmer and Dorothy Higdon. Oct.

7: Joe and Evelyn Doolin, tract on Spider Creek to Lincoln and Beverly Mills. Oct. 7: Ed and Myrtle Harris, tract on Carter street, Corbin, to Dale and Charlene Haney. Oct 7: John Dctherage et al, tract in Barbourville to John Dixon et al. Oct.

7: John and Bulah Payne, tract in Barbourville to John Dixon et al. Oct. 7: Earl Bruher, tract in Barbourville to John and June Dixon. Oct. 7: Paul and Lora Corum.

tract on Corn Creek road to R.H. Skinner. Marriage Applications: Oct. 1: Jon Williams, 23, salesman, Barbourville, and Hope Stewart, 18, Walker. Oct.

Chester Bryant, 48, salesman, Barbourville, and Arlone Davis, 37, Carpenter. Oct. 2: James Harper, 38, horse trainer, Barbourville, and Dora Tinsley, 26, Barbourville. Oct. 2: Wavelyn Reynolds, 19, laborer, Bimble, and Judy McVey, 16, Hinkle.

Oct. 2: Charles Hefley, 20, computer programmer, Fulton, arid Pansy Brown, 19 Artemus. Oct. 4: Corbin Melton Jr. 20, clerk, Barbourville, and Margaret Hammond, 20, Barbourville.

Oct. 7: Jimmy Hensley, 19, trucker, gray, and Judy Garland, 19 Gray. Oct. 9: John Parman, 45, factory, Richmond, and Ruth Parman, 36, Richmond, Ind. Oct.

9: Alvin Jordon, 23, clerk, Heidfick, and Betty Fairchild, 25; Cannon. Oct. 9: Donald Brock, 20, laborer, Shepherdsville, and Linda Polly, 16, Shepherdsville. Oct. 9: Loyall Fuson, 20, saw mill, Trosper, and Wilma Smith, 20, Hulen.

Oct.ll: Carl Ledington. 54. merchant, Heidrick, and Flora Hobbs, 47, Barbourville. Oct. 11: Danny Pearman, 20, student, Arthur, Sherry Massengill, Harrogate, Tenn.

Oct. 12: Roy Jones, 29, fac- tory, Lorena, Ohio, and Patricia Tennihill, 26, Loreha, Ohio. Oct. 14: Jimmy Rose, 19, factory, Barbourville, and Evelyn Walters, 17, Gray. Oct.

14: Ernest Sanders, 19, factory, Barbourville, a Alma Hamilton, 18, Artemus. County Court Orders: Oct. Ed Helton filled notary public's bond. Oct. 2: Nelle Bryant filled notary public's bond.

Oct. 2: W.R. Hale appointed deputy sheriff. Oct. 7: William M.

Dishman Jr, appointed executor of estate of Annie F. Hughes. No bond required. Oct. 12: Elmer Treadway appointed administrator oi estate of Emma Treadway.

Bond set at $3,000. Oct. 12: Helen Baker appinted administratrix of estate of J.G. Helton. Bond set at Oct.

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