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Fremeaux.... That at the time of the liquidation of both said succsions your petitioners (N.J. Fremeaux and Justin Fremeaux) were both minors and that Justin Duad (?) was their tutor....” They discharged their tutor on Mar. 19, 1849. “Now your petitioners say that their aforesaid tutor who was testamentary executor of their deceased mother had neglected to obtain a judgement from the probate court in order to be put in possession of said property and to be able to transmit to your petitioners. That they are now prevented from selling some of the property ... for want of decree acknowledging their right and title to the properties ... as sole heirs of their said parents.”
C. Fremeaux to Henry Frellson: October21, 1854
W. Vredenburgh to R.G. Taylor: 1867
Westbrook et al. to R. Seal (attorney): no date
Heirs of Mary Parish to Owners in claim: no date or deed found
Heirs of Mary Parish to J.L. Westbrook: 1868
■	Book D, p. 296: Westbrook is given power of attorney by S. Gantall and wife Adeline Gantall and Angeline Bozarge of Mobile Co., AL on August 28, 1868
■	Book D, p. 301: deed claims Westbrook et al. are all heirs at law of Mary Parish; they filed suit in circuit court “to recover certain pieces of land claimed by their ancestors situated in the county of Hancock, state of MS... being portions of the claim to land confirmed to the said Mary Parish by an act of the U.S. Congress passed May 28, 1830, entitled to an act to confirm certain claims to land in the District of Jackson courthouse... and afterwards patented by Millard Fillmore.. .by a patent signed by Alex McCormick.. .recorded by Joshua Wilson, acting recorder of the general land office, in volume II on pages 298,299,&300 of the record of patents in said general land office in Washington, D.C.” {See attached deed for a list of Mary Parish heirs}.
R.G. Taylor to J.A. Douglas: 1869
J.A. Douglas to Mary Douglas: 1871
Mary Douglas to J.A. Ulman: 1875
J.A. Ulman to Levis Bros.: 1882
J.A. Ulman to Levis Bros.: 1884
A.Levis & Bro. to William Blake: 1890
Wm. Blake to Anna Blake: 1891
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Wm. Blake to Anna Blake: 1891
Wm. Blake to Anna Blake: 1891