Abstracts of title

Scope and Contents The real estate records show the transfer of ownership of properties in the Railroad Addition of Ashland in Jackson County, Oregon. One abstract list lots six (6), seven (7), and eight (8), in the "S" block with a variety of owners from 1909 through 1948. Two abstracts list lots eighteen (18) and nineteen (19) in the "S" block, also with a variety of owners from 1926 through 1948. And one abstract list lots thirty-one (31), and thirtytwo (32), in the "M" block, showing only one transfer of...

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The Jackson County Abstract Company records consist of 55 packets of documents.

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The real estate documents show the Homestead Certificate awarded to Lewis W. Moore in 1886, and the various transfers of ownership between 1886 and 1940, ending with Forman and Ida G. Boe.

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The real estate documents show that Aubrey and Lala Clarice Redifer sold a portion of Lot Fifteen in the Ashland Homestead Association to James Albert and Jessie Ellen Alice Sewell. The divided property being, 75.90 feet North and South and 113.52 feet East and West.

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The real estate documents show a single warranty deed that transferred property from Carl and Freda Marcussen to Thornton S. and Fredrica M. Wiley. The land is located at Nob Hill Addition in Ashland, Oregon, and includes all of Lot Eighteen and the north forty feet of Lot Seventeen.

Scope and Contents The real estate abstract documents ownership for Welborn Beeson's Donation Land Claim. Welborn Beeson purchased 120 acres in Talent, for the sum of $300 on March 4, 1908. William Kirby, Domingo Preozzi, Welborn Beeson, and Homer Neal agreed to establish a shared roadway from Yank Creek County Road through their properties in February of 1912. The agreement stated that the road would become a wagon road or trail if the path was determined to be undesirable. Also, no fence was to be erected by...

Scope and Contents The real estate documents begin with the Donation Land Claim from the United States to Hiram E. Spencer, dated 1872. There have been many owners of the land throughout the years. In 1896 The Hoyt Brothers Lumber and Coal Co. purchased a portion. Arthur W. Ellis purchased a piece of the property using his World War Veterans' benefits in 1929. Also included are court documents regarding unpaid taxes, the divorce and custody of Alice and William Black, a satisfaction of Judgement, and probate...