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On June 2o, 1950, by deed recorded in Book E-5, page 64, C. Hava; Mrs. C. C. Hava; .Hrs. J. D. Horlock; Joe Mollere;
Mrs. IT. H. Mollere and Robert G. Hubbard Jr., conveyed with other lots in the said Anna Henry Subdivision whatever interest Robert G. Hubbard had in Block 3, and Lot 17, in Block 3 of said subdivision to Mrs. R. G. Hubbard Sr., reciting that it was the intention of the grantors, whether correctly described or not, to conveye to &rs. R. G. Hubbard Sr., any and all land the said R. G. Hubbard 3r. , died seized and possessed of in Hancock County, Mississippi. "Our intention being to convey all the land that we raigh' have inhei-ited from the said Robert G.
Hubbard Sr."	Said deed further	recites	that the	grantors	are
the ."heirs at lav/" of Robert G.	HubLarcL	Sr., but	we are not advised
whether they	are all of the said heirs or not.	You will	be alrle
to ascertain	this fact from the	Hubbard	family.	The deed	is
acknowledged by Mrs. and Mr. C. C. Ilava, Mrs. J. D. Horlock,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mollere and Robert G. Hubbard -Jr., and xie assume . that they are the same parties who signed the deed as above stated. You will note, however, that the names are signed differently, and that Joe Mollere who appears to be a son-in-law of Mrs. Hubbard, ? . joined in the deed, perhaps on the idea that he was living on land and that it was necessary under the law for him to join in the deed v/ith his wife to convey their homestead rights.
There have been a number of trust deeds executed against the property in years past, but these all appear to have been cancelled and satisfied of record and the property now appears to be clear of incumbrances, except as to taxes hereinafter stated.
As indicated in the beginning of this report, I did not closely examine the various conveyances prior to thw ownership of Mrs. E. W. Ulman, for the reason that it appears that Mrs. Ulman was in possession of the property at that time, and that Hrs. Hubbard and her deceased husband have apparently been in possession and actual occupancy of the J. Dunn lot since June 11, 1904, a period of 32 years. Therefore, assuming that the parties above referred to are all the heirs of Robert G. Hubbard Sr., we are of the opinion that Mrs. R. G. Hubbard Sr., now has a valid fee simple title to said lot.
As above stated R. G. Hubbard Sr., acquired Lot 17,
Block 3, of the said Anna Hubbard Subdivision on July 18, 1921,
15 years ago. If the Hubbard family has had this lot under fence since that time the title to same is now good by perscription or adverse possession.
V/e have examined the tax receipts for the years 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, and 19255 and find that all of the state and county taxes for these years have been paid, except 1/4 of the taxes for 1935,which will be due and delinquent after August 1, 1936. we made no examination with reference to municipal taxes due the Town of Waveland. I suggest that you make inquiries at the Town Hall regarding municipal taxes.