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Law offices of Quinn,
Hamrick, and Harris, Rutherfordton, North Carolina
April 13, 1929
Mr. G.W. Justice,
Hendersonville, N.C.,
Dear George: -
I enclose you herewith copy of judgment entered in the case of J.M. Barnhardt et al vs. David A. Thompson et al. This judgment is suppose to establish the line between the two grants or at least establishes the ownership of the part of the land on the north of the water shed and on the south side of the water shed. This instrument is no doubt what has been refereed to as a swap between the parties. I suppose you have the calls and the two grants and by plating this line you can see where the land is affected by the judgment. If you need any other descriptions please advise us and we will furnish same.
We have abstracted Mr. Miller's papers and think we now have all necessary information to determine what lines will have to be surveyed. Let us know when you will be down again.
Yours truly,
J.S. Dockery [Signed]
April 13, 1929
Mr. G.W. Justice,
Hendersonville, N.C.,
Dear George: -
I enclose you herewith copy of judgment entered in the case of J.M. Barnhardt et al vs. David A. Thompson et al. This judgment is suppose to establish the line between the two grants or at least establishes the ownership of the part of the land on the north of the water shed and on the south side of the water shed. This instrument is no doubt what has been refereed to as a swap between the parties. I suppose you have the calls and the two grants and by plating this line you can see where the land is affected by the judgment. If you need any other descriptions please advise us and we will furnish same.
We have abstracted Mr. Miller's papers and think we now have all necessary information to determine what lines will have to be surveyed. Let us know when you will be down again.
Yours truly,
J.S. Dockery [Signed]