131 20 4487 https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/3dc0c1dabf67a3bbf3f9df981a76302a.pdf 61a59b6812ea5574e9097abd94e64cfd PDF Text Text % V . VIRGIMA. U TIE CIRCUIT COURT CF RAI - PAIUJT: CCK COUJTTY The State Commission on Conservation & Development of the State of Virginia , Petitioner , v. Clifton Ayler and others , and thirty- seven thousand , four hundred ( 37 , 400 ) acres , of land more or le s , defendants . The report of the Special Investigators and Board of appraisal Commissioners having been filed , with the record of this case in the office of the Clerk on the /£ day of May , 1932 , it is adjudged and ordered that the said Clerk do cause to be published in the Blue Ridge Guide , a newspaper published and circulated in Rappahannock County , Virginia , once a week for two succesive weeks , beginning with the issue of said paper published on the tY , 1932 , a notice in the following dey of - words and figures , to wit: "The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia , Petitioner , v. more - and others , and thirty seven undred ( 37 , 400 ) acres , of land , or less, defendants Ayler I Clifton thousand four . To all persons interested in the subject matter of the above styled proceeding: The report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners and Special Investigators was filed with the record of this c ase in the Clerk 1 s ffice of this Court on the day of Lay , 1932 , which report sets forth ong other things , the findings of said Board of Apprisal Commissioners , of the facts of value of the various parcels of land of diverse ownership within the a rea sought to be condemned , and , incidental damages arising out of such ^ condemnation. You ard hereby notified that under the provisions of Section 33 of the ublic Park Condaunation Act ( Sec . ( *of£>Code of Virginia of 1930 ) Sixty days frcru the aforesaid date of filing of said report are allowed within which you may appear and do what may be ncessaryto protect your interests in LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL . VA. » the above styled proceeding . " V j �m% * 4» The Clerk of this Court is hereby ordered to nail a copy y~f H of the newspaper above named} in which such notice is contaiiEd on the / day of ^ bj i , 1932 (being the fiftieth day after the filing of said report) TO all clainants and respondents who have filed clains or answers with the record in the ^lerk* s Cffice, to their respective post office addresses set forth in said claims or answer, or, to such other post office address as may have subsequently been furnished as provided in Section 7 . of said Act laid said Clerk shall file with the record of this proceeding a report of the manner and form in which he hath obeyed this order, including therein a list of the names and addresses of the persons to whom he has mailed . said publication and the date upon which the same was mailed The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County, Virginia, will enter the foregoing order in the Common Law Order Book of his Court, as . a vacation or or the -iven under my hand in vacation of said Court this " ' of AO day . ay, 1932 ( Judge of the Circuit County, Virginia . VIRGINIA: Clerk’s Office of -Rappahannock Circuit Court, Court ^a.y of Rappahannock 21st, 1932. The foregoing vacation order was this day received in the said office and entered upon the Common Law Order Book of said Court as therein directed * Teste: . CLERK LAW OFFICES WEAVER A ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL . . VA �% - The State Conrul,salon on Conserva tion & Development of the State of Vi inia, i etitioner, % ^ . V r - Clifton Ayler and others, and thirty seven t :©usand, four hundred (07,400) acres of land more or less, defendants 9 . * . » Order /It ~ j d * ' 3& — % %* « * \: if i £r • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. 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Title A name given to the resource Notice to Appear Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context notice-to-appear-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/4d5227f727be4643ac830fd95259af9d.pdf 5c213e9a62997cb5d31a5f240565ba40 PDF Text Text / / U / / / '2 > * {& *t - r . ^ < f / VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY THE STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA , PETITIONER - 3 /3 tt *" V. - CLIFTON AYLOR, AND OTHERS, ,,ND THIRTY SEVEN THOUSAND, FOUR HUNDRED (37,400) ACRES OF LJID, MORE OR LESS, DEFENDANTS. IN RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, ---------- This day came the Petitioner by Counsel and exhibited to the Judge of this Court the record of the above styled proceed ings, including the several exceptions, objections and motions with respect to the findings set forth in the Report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, the answer of Petitioner thereto, and the accompanying supporting affidavits: which several exceptions, objections, and motions T/ere filed by LA ) G. Tyler Milled and Mrs. by Harrison and Ha’rrison) , /attorneys. E- - T. MillerT(represented ~ tB) Mrs , Evelyn Tyler )LC. B. Miller Oeorge Tyler Miller Julia M Settle)and Williomnrthur Miller (C VUlenrv T. Miller B F Miller)and/N. M. Booth) represented by Harrison & Harrison xittorneva. (D) H, M DeJarnetto and Ih _ H. DeJarnette. Jr • S repre sented by E H. DeJarnette , Attorney. (E) E. G. Brumback repre sented by S L Walton, Counsel (F) E. G. Brumback and _J F rumback, rejaLOapnted by S L Walton, Counsel. ( G) James A. Es tes H Kendall. W 0. Kendal 17 Kendall, and Mrs. M. H. Abbott , represented bv S. L. Walton. Connsol ) Britton L ( J ) H C. Atkins , represented by W, F. Moffett. Counsel. Atkins • Williamst Paul Taylor. R. L. Cheatham and A. M. Priest. (LI.Addle Frank Clark. (M )Jeremiah * thins. (N )J. W Atkins Andrew J UP -Ij- F. _Swindler. ( P ) hrV U. Cox represented Ellis. Counsel. (Q ) Jeremiah Vtki'ns and Caroline Atkins) (R ) W. P , Slaughter and Mary D. Slaughter , re prosenfed by W. CheIf and George rt. Settle. Counsel. (S ) Edith M Harper, represented by 5. W. CheIf and George w « Settle r Counsel , (T) J. Walton Wood. represented by W. F. Moffett. Counsel. ( U ) Irono B. Putney. ( V Frank Compton, represented by W , F. Moffett , Conn sol. (W ) Maurice Clark , represented by W. F. Moffett. Counsel (X ) Judith Carter. represented by W F Moffett , Counsel. (Y) Oklahoma Bowenr rep J — by E. W, Chelf, Counsel. (Z) A Harrison Jenkins, rep resorted by B. Strother, Counsel (AA ) Alfred lies , represented by William D, Medley and Arthur E. Cook , Att orneys " ' ‘ i - i - - Millejc . . . . . . . ^. . im . . ._ . . ~ ^ ^ __ " . . d 3 , . . . - “ . - Tl , xi . . , _ - . , . . . 1 ” * . -- 1 1 * . And thereupon the Petitioner moved the Judgo of this Court to sot this proceeding for hearing upon the said several objections, exceptions and motions, and the answer of the Petitioner, and the accompanying affidavits: Whereupon it is ordered ng be, and ! that this proceed the same is hereby set for hearing on the said several exceptions, objections and motions, and the answer thereto, and the accompany ing affidavits, on the 8th day of August, 1933, at ten o'clock A M, * * - I . . 1 j .- And said respective objectors, exceptants, and movants �-' 2 ere granted fifteen days from the date of the entry of this order within which they may file with the record such additional affida vits as they may he advised; and said Petitioner is granted fif teen days after the expiration of said period, within which it may file with the record, such additional affidavits as it may be advised -- . The Clerk of this Court shall forthwith mail a copy of this order to each of the said objectors, exceptants, and movants, whose post office address is filed with the record, under provi sions of Section 7 of the Public Park Condemnation Act; and to their respective attorneys of record, at the post office addresses of said attorneys, as shown by the record, or otherwise known to the Clerk; and he shall thereafter file with the record, a report setting forth the form and manner in which he shall have complied with this orderc - The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County Virginia will enter the foregoing upon the Common Law Order Book of his Court as a Vacation order . Given under my hand in Vacation at Leesburg, Virginia, this July 1st, 1933 . . J „ R. H Alexander Judge of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County Virginia. A true copy of an order entered by the under signed on July 3, 1933, in accord with its terms * CLERK - �« 4 SB * * > * * » * ~ r . at* . . : • • i l y ,i ; * * « V &Uc*- /c T i * *« \ £ i /15cNr- /*' f .' : ' — - r= > r-> - (3\M O*C£» » ** * - �VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY THE STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OP THE STATE OP VIRGINIA , PETITIONER V. . - CLIFTON AYLOR, AND OTHERS, HID THIRTY SEVEN THOUSAND, POUR HUNDRED (37,400) ACRES OP L -UD, MORE OR LESS, IN RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, DEPENDANTS. . ---------- This day come the Petitioner by Counsel and exhibited to the Judge of this Court the record of the above styled proceed ings, including the several exceptions, objections and motions with respect to the findings set forth in the Report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, the answer of Petitioner thereto, and the accompanying supporting affidavits: which several exceptions, objections, and motions were filed by (A ) G Tyler Miller and Mrs E T. Miller, represented by Harrison and Harrison, Attorneys ( B ) Mrs Evelyn Tyler Miller, C B. Miller, George Tyler Miller, Julia M Settle and William Arthur Miller. (C ) Henry T Miller, B P Miller and N. M Booth, represented by Harrison & Harrison, attorneys (D) H M DeJarnette and E. H DeJarnette, Jr• > repre sented by E. H DeJarnette, Attorney (E) E G. Brumback, repre sented by S L. Walton, Counsel (F ) E G. Brumback and J P Brumback, represented by S L Walton, Counsel ( G) James A Es tes (H) D. H Kendall, W 0 Kendall, J K Kendall, and Mrs. M. H Abbott, represented by S. L Walton, Counsel (I) Britton L Atkins (J ) H C. Atkins, represented by W P Moffett, Counsel (K) J. • Williams, Paul Taylor, R. L Cheatham and M Priest (L ) Addle Prank Clark. (M ) Jeremiah 'tkins. ( N ) J. W Atkins (0) L F Swindler. ( P ) Prank TT Xi Cox, rooresented by Andrew J Ellis, Counsel (Q ) Jeremiah \tkins and Caroline Atkins. (R ) W P. Slaughter and Mary D. Slaughter, represented by -MJ " W. Chelf and George W. Settle, Counsel. (S) Adith M. Harper, represented by V-: • w. Chelf and George w Settle, Counsel, (T) J Walton Wood, represented by W. F Moffett, Counsel (U ) Irene B Putney ( V ) Frank Compton, represented by W. P. Moffett , Counsel (W ) Maurice Clerk, represented by W. F Moffett, Counsel (X) Judith Carter, represented by W F Moffett, Counsel (Y) Oklahoma Bowon, rep resented by E. W Chel-f, Counsel. (Z) A. Harrison Jenkins, rep resented by B Strother, Counsel. (AA ) Alfred lies, represented by William D Medley and Arthur E. Cook, Attorneys - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. o . i j . . xi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -- . And thereupon the Petitioner moved the Judge of this Court to sot this proceeding for hearing upon the said several objections, exceptions and motions, and the answer of the Petitioner, and the accompanying affidavits: Whereupon It is ordered that this proceeding be, and tho samc Is hereby set for hearing on the .said several exceptions, objections and motions, and the answer thereto, and the accompany ing affidavits, on the 8th day of August, 1933, at ten o'clock A M . .-. And said respective objectors, exceptants, and movants �» 2 ere granted fifteen days from the date of the entry of this order within which they may file with the record such additional affida vits as they may bo advised ; and said Petitioner is granted fif teen days after the expiration of said period, within which it may file with the record, such additional affidavits as it may be advised -- . The Clerk of this Court shall forthwith mail a copy of this order to each of the said objectors, exceptants, and movants, whose post office address is filed with the record, under provi sions of Section 7 of the Public Park Condemnation Act; and to their respective attorneys of record, at the post office addresses of said attorneys, as shown by the record, or otherwise known to the Clerk; and he shall thereafter file with the record, a report setting forth the form and manner in which he shall have complied with this order , - . The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County Virginia will enter the foregoing upon the Common Law Order Book of his Court as a Vacation order . Given under my hand in Vacation at Leesburg, Virginia, this July 1st, 1933 . J. R. H, Alexander Judge of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County . Virginia A true copy of an order entered by the under - signed on July 3, 1933, in accord with its . terms CLERK K �- ’"it I ** % . VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OR RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY . To the Hon. J R H Alexander, Judge of said Court , Pursuant to an order of your honor ’s court entered on July 3, 1933, in the condemnation proceeding under the style of The State Commission on Conservation & development of the State of Virginia, Petitioner, V Clifton Aylor, and others, and Thirty Seven Thousand , Pour Hundred (37*4-00) acres of land , more or less , in Rappahannock County, Defen dants, your undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court of said County, begs leave to report? - 4 ) - That on July 1933 * a duly certified copy of said order, entered as. aforesaid on July 3 * 1933 * was mailed to each of the exceptants , objectors and movants named in said order, and to their respective attorneys as shown by the record , to their respective post office addresses , as shown by the record , or otherwise known to your undersigned.- A copy of the said order is hereto attached and made a part of this my report . - SS‘ Respectfully submitted , July 5, 1933. Ad. erk of the Circuit Court of ppahannock County, Virginia . 1 . N \ \ ) �i v\ y / ) 2 i t Ii \ t l \ .* i . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VIRGINIA The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia . VS i Report of . . Jas.M Settle, Clerk 37 » 400 acres Clifton Aylor and others and of land, more or less . . To the Honorable J R H Alexander, Judge of said Court Pursuant to an order of your Honor ’s Court entered in the above styled proceeding on May 21st, 1932 » your undersigned, Clerk of the Circuit Court of said County, respectfully submits the following report as called for in said order: That he did on July 7th, 1932 » mail a copy of the Blue Ridge Guide, the newspaper in which a copy of said order was published , to all claimants and respondents who had filed claims and answers with the record in my office in the above styled proceeding, to . their respective Post Office addresses as shown by the record Attached hereto and made a part of this report is a list - of names and addresses of all parties to whom said notice, con . tained in said newspaper, was mailed on July 7th, 1932 A copy of said newspaper being mailed to each of said parties named and . listed in the attached list Respectfully submitted, t A s ,Clerk. /. 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H F Keyser , s h e r i f f , p o s t i n g n o t i c e 255 filing c o p i e s of newspaper c o n t a i n i n g n o t i c e s a t 25c p e r copy claims at 170 " 15c Orders Court order - qualification Taxing costs and copy 25.50 - d a t e s set 5 0c * / 6 4- for hearings f i l i n g papers Tv** ~ h 1 4.00 of commissioners ' 7/ * 63.75 5.10 r e c o r d i n g 4 court o r d e r s a t 1 . 0 0 each " " " 1.50 •75 To postage f o r m a i l i n g n o t i c e s " .60 4, 00 Order f o r p u b l i c a t i o n $3.00 ; copy same 1 . 0 0 To m a i l i n g — _ l 2.50 3.00 25c 4 3 o _ rfy . 75 $111.45 i l (. �, i I * * tnefagoleve "* iMB aoxi &vxe stBw- *n«. no noiaeinmioO - - :. v \ lirtoA • 11 \& vn c /0 ' . w jV ^. corrrtBjisqqafc . i - teoo ai ‘ ni OfiBl 'io agios . ? T . .» \ 00A « V £ . t •BIB 19 tioI-\;A nottilO . vJm/ oO ioonn^xlB • .£ 00 *1 .erase i#r 6o ;00 v « ttiieiia eoitan . u i t s c IS - lo .^ - ^niniB^noo\P_ legsqewen 7 00 Oc * ^ . . c 8r . \ ©;i I * '' V snilism oT to eeiqoo V es&c & oq * N X i i *e 8 J- fiX1B8 fi 0 0 * 1 & B wnsiyio Jiuoc £ gnifncooei: lOt t © 8 8 & J .3 b - l& ij'XC tlUOo eienoieei : i.;oo to NOIJBOJTIL .* mi ~ V -x * o I li entJ &lo 0\I anili S x. t ieb'iO ' e e c i i o n snilij3ffi zoi 01 ' ' noWaoilduq loi # Bsoii' on ^nilll oT { o< ~ .r ro tnsraed \K 4 JS frlTsJbitts ; oOS noi #i.teq gai * J' OJ < 1 . *- jjp - i i/ J X X �to said tract of land; (2) Who are . the true and lawful owners of said tract - of land No 199 III, which is reported in the names of both the . said James W. Huffman and Charles N. Spitler and C J. Miller, Jr.., . Taylor, deceased, or Louise Miller Price and the heirs of W. L who is invested with a superior or better right or claim of title in and to said tract of land; and (3) To ascertain and state the liens real estate, including delinquent taxes, if any, binding said according to their respective priorities; and (4) To ascertain and state by whom the costs of ihis . reference should be paid, and in what proportion. But before said Commissioner shall proceed to execute the requirements of this order, he shall give ten days’ personal . Varner, J. A. Varner, Charles N. Varner, John H. Varner, James W. Huffman, Charles N. Spitler, C. J. notice to the said W. M Miller, Jr., and Louise Miller Price, and give notice to the said . Overall, deceased, the unknown heirs of Julia C unknown heirs of ft W. L. Taylor, deceased, any and all creditors asserting a lien against either of the aforesaid tracts or parcels of land, and any and all other parties in interest by publication of the time • # * and place of executing this order once a week for four successive weeks in a newspaper published in Rappahannock County, which publication shall be in lieu of personal service. - FORD & KEYSER ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW LURAV, VIRGINIA �STATE CONSERVATION COMMISSION i « VS. ) ( ORDER OF . REFERENCE J I .i CLIFTON AYLOR, &C •' I * V V » \ \ JD * O — » - — • • %/ .. i - 5 4 « /ff W - t* t * •i • / «/ ^CUt » ( -Ulsr K ec o - *> +' •/ * r L o �J STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT . . R . . A. BUREAUS O F THE COMMISSION RICHMOND, VA. W I L L I A M E C A R S O N, C H A I R M A N , R I V E R T O N C O L E M A N W O R T H A M, VICE CHAIRMAN , RICHMOND J U N I U S P. F I S H B U R N , R O A N O K E E GRIFFITH DODSON, NORFOLK R U F U S G R O B E R T S, C U L P E P E R THOMAS L FARRAR, CHARLOTTESVILLE LEE LONG, DANTE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER RESOURCES AND POWER FOREST SERVICE PARKS AND LANDSCAPE ENGINEERING ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY STATE PUBLICITY . GILLIAM Shenandoah National Park Division EXECUTIVE SECRETARY AND TREASURER . . S H M A R S H , SUPERVISOR PHONE 84 , . ADDRESS YOUR REPLY TO . FRONT ROYAL VA FRONT ROYAL March 13, 1934 . Mr. James M Settle Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County Washington, Virginia Dear Sir: Be good enough to furnish us , at the earliest possible moment , statement of all fees, costs, allow ances and charges of every kind arising out of the Shenandoah Rational Park Condemnation proceeding pending in your county , for the payment of which, to your good self or to your office , the State Commission on Conservation and Development is properly chargeable , down to the fifteenth day of March, 1934, - - We request that the statement be. sent to us be fore being submitted to the Court for approval, as by so doing , we can probably avoid the need for a hearing on the various items to be included in your ' . statement As it will be to your own interest to have all fees , costs and expenses paid in full before we begin depositing the amounts of the awards for the lands we seek to acquire , it is of the utmost importance that this statement should be made up and forwarded to us at tne earliest practicable moment . . Mail your statement to ys Emma I . Stokes, Secretary , Shenandoah Rational Park Division, front - . Royal , Virginia Yours very truly , STArE COMMISSION Oil CONSERVA TION AND DEVELOPMENT BY . Carson A. C �i I * 3TATS COI1MI 3SIOH Oil GOIIISRVATIOH AID D2V3L0PMMT OF THS STATS OF VIRGINIA , fe ~ .. JA3 M S3TTL3, CLSHK OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY c. . .c To personal services rendered to employees of the State Commission on Conservation and Develop ment of the State of Virginia , from the time of institution of Condemnation proceedings to March 17 » 1934 » in assisting said employees in searching records , eto of the tracts of land under condemnation $50.00 - - 1 ft ** . * • * • . * �STATS COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATS OF VIRGINIA VS * CLIFTON AYLOR , AND OTHERS &C 9/13If /33 . , TAXATION OF COSTS FROM OCT . 11 - PETITIONER, . - To Filing withdrawal of objections Irene Putney Sat Jeremiah Atkins et al same .. Frank Compton some Mary D Slaughter same To Mary D Slaughter & filing affidavit To statement Edith Harper same Oklahoma Bowen same Frank H Cox same Compton Frank same Clark Addie Frank same C H Atkins same Britton L Atkins same - . 9/14tf /32 .. tt tt / /32 11 1 5/8/33 11/2/33 same To filing Exceptions same 11/6/33 s/s/ l 8/20/33 9/1/33 9/9/33 10/10/33 tt . 1933 Aug 3am @ - . .. 3‘*M Hudson C C Broy — — - .--.—- — — 25 $ —-- same same same same same same same To 8ourt Order same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same sa ^ie same same 1.50 3.00 , To Fees before Arbitration Board same same same same same same same same - J J Miller heirs - same same same 1/26/34 2/ 23/34 3/12/34 3/12/34 3/14/34 . . . . Alfred B Ilas .. . 25/ . RE * Britton L Atkins J W Atkins Harrison Jenkins Frank H Cox . Panorama Resort .. O B Swindler Maurice Clark Oklahoma Bowen J Walton Wood Jas A Estas 3 H & H M DeJarnette Judith Carter Frank Compton J W Kendall Heirs Addie Frank Clark H C ,Atkins E G Brumback J B Brumbaok Eat, S T & G Tyler Miller J * J Miller Sst for ark Comr * entered - . .. .. .. .. ... .. . . .. ... 25252 5 ..2525 ..2525 .25 ...252525 ..2525 25 Time employed IN RE Statements &C i day »1 W tt « 1 dayit Starnesp mailing Registered statements envelopes Jfeo as per Instructions of Arbitrators Stamps mailing Registered Statement E G Brumback To filing 22 statements of State Conservation Corar " Recoding Park Order of 10/7/33 \\ « Postage due Raid on order same 7/3/33 7/10/33 - . 1932 to MARCH 17 , 1934 . 3.12 48 5 50 6.00 06 ^ .1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 4.00 1.50 1.50 3.75 4.00 4 * 00 2.90 4 00 4 * 00 1* 50 1.50 4 * 00 !•50 1.98 4, 00 5.00 1.00 1.00 .50 1.50 1.50 50 25 25 .. . 8.00 7.00 .25 .5050 ..25 .2.5025 1.00 ' 00 1.00 $ / /JRTV �- . —— —— To Court Order entered for iJark Commission II filing affidavits RS Notices w ti Claims of Commission n n Park Claim against B M Lillis Tracts w II » J T Kelly Tracts " " tt entered 3/14/34 per Order Court Endorsements as 3/14/33 2/19/34 12/20/33 I 3/14/34 .. .. / fw 4.50 50 20 20 20 imam $/ - . IN RS payment of awards to landowners not included in above statement No charges made against State Conservation Commission 3 ince entry of Judgment in rom excepting such orders as have been entered on behalf of the Cocmission Jas M Settle , Clerk , - . .. STATS COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOP!13NT OP THE STATE OP VIRGINIA 1 TO .. . JAS M SETTLE , CLERK OP RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VA Costs in connection with Park proceeding from rch 17 1934 October 11, 1932 to ^ • • ^, ^ 0 t -Court Orders . 1.00 w» «m TOTAL Clerk ’s Note .• .. , / it'iC �/ «A PJ 3 ft * m # f # 9 9 • .* \ t �STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. . VS CLIFTON AYLOR, &C., . Ramey, one It appearing to the Court that James W of the defendants in the above entitled matter, by an assignment bearing date on the 27th day of May, 1933, for value received, has assigned, transferred and set over unto the Page Valley National Bank of Luray, Virginia, out of the money or moneys which have been awarded to him by the Board of Appraisal Commissioners and Special Investigators heretofore appointed in the above entitled condemnation proceedings as compensation and damages for his lands sought to be taken and condemned in said proceedings, such sum or sums of money as shall be necessary and sufficient to fully pay and discharge seven certain negotiable notes now held by the said Page Valley National Bank of Luray and as fully described in said assignment, and on motion of the said Page Valley National Bank of Luray, by counsel, leave is hereby granted it to file said assignment in the condemnation proceedings aforesaid, which is herewith accordingly . done ^ . WILLIAM V ATTORNEY AT •. FORD LAW LURAY, VIRGINIA ' • �* �. VIRGINIA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY. The State Commission on Conservation & Developement of the State of Virginia, Petitioner, V* AT LAW NO Clifton Aylor, and others, and thirty seven thousand, four hundred (37,400) acres, of land, more - or less, * . ORDER . Defendants c 9 » ON THIS - 1 *4 day of July, 1930, the court considered the petition, the notices which have been published and posted in accordance with the order heretofore entered, the claims, answers and other pleadings filed by the parties to the proposed con - demnation, and no objections having been filed, or offered on behalf of either the petitioner, or any of said claimants, or any other party and the Court being satisfied upon such consideration that the petitioner is entitled to the relief demanded or sought in its petition, and that notice has bean given as provided by law doth direct that this case be and the same is hereby set for hearing on the - ri day of LJLL u- 1930, same being one of the days of the July teim, 1930,of this Court * 1 * * •. LAW OFFICES WEAVER 8c ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL, VA . ] �/' ' . * ORDER y v I % V *\ The State Commission on Conservation •' and Developement of the State of Virginia, Petitioner, . f « . ? AT LAW NO /V Clifton Aylor, and others, and thirty seven thousand, four hundred (37,400) acres of 1 - * * ‘ \ v. * >• \ m <•* k t * * V ' % r # W (su+ U* r * t * W «5 O V w �• VIRGINIA . j . IN THE ClROUTT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation aM Development , of the State of Virginia , Petitioner , v . - Clifton Ayler and others , and thirty seven thousand , four hundred ( 37 , 400 ) acres of land more or less , in Rappahannock County , Va Defendants . . This day came the petitioner by counsel and exhibited to the Court the record of the above styled proceeding ; from which it . /4 . . J . A. J F Brumnaek , Williams , . H. . D. H. Kendall , W. 0 . Kendall , J . K. Kendall ,Mrs. M. H. Abbott , Paul Taylor , R . L. Cheatham , A. M. Priest , and A. Harrison appears that H. E Boyer , E DeJarnette , H. M. DeJarnette , E G . Brumback , • Jenkins , have failed to obey the order of this Court entered herein on the So ^ day of c-- , 1932 , whereby they and e ach of them were ordered within fifteen days from the entry of the said order , to file in the Clerk' s Office of this Court with the record of this proceeding , a written statement , as follows : 1. Setting forth whether or not the several tracts or parcels of land within the area sought to be condemned , ownership of which is claimed by them or in which they claim an interest , and with reference to which they have severally filed their objections are the same tracts or parcels which were found by the Appraisal Commissioners to be the lands severally owned by them or in which they claim or appear to have an interest , as shown and delineated on said map read together with said report and exhibit sheets; and , . 2 If not , showing by reference to said map , the boundary lines of the tracts or parcels severally claimed by said objectors or in which they severally claim an interest , and setting forth in detail by reference to sidd map and the numbered tracts or subdivisions shown thereon , the precise location of the tracts or parcels of land severally claimed by them , or in which they severally claim an interest ; And it likewise appearing that no one of said named parties have offered any reasonable explanation for such failure ; LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG F R O N T R O Y A L , V A* �r- ' - V v Upon motion of petitioner , it is now ordered that unless said named parties , either in person or by attorney do on or before November 14 th , 1932 , comply with the said order , or file in writing with the record of this proceeding in the Clerk s Office , a reasonable explanation for ’ failure so to do , thenceforth this case will be proceeded with 4* ex parte . as to any of said named parties failing so to do (LLuJ £ - - ~ . CS IA 4 A *?Tl <XJut / hjLsy e ? <L7 L ^ ^ y . ^ f -AX^a — & TT / ksL , <r> - - U t s 7 1/ ^ dt LA* * /3 / au 6~xri\ * ^ —^ — — -^ ^ sO i Vt ~y /> V / # “ .. J V>t>*y *7tnS S j & c &/ f / A * VIRGINIAS . 3r^ , 1932 Clark ' s Office o f Rappahannock C i r c u i t Court , Nov « The f o r e g o i n g v a c a t i o n o r d e r was t h i s d a y received i n t h e s a i d o f f i c e and e n t e r e d as t h e r e i n d i r e c t e d Teste : 1 _ * LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG F R O N T ROYAL , VA ; *% • . . Clerk 7/ N �r i i V: % - The State Commission on Conserva tion & Development of the State of Virginia, Petitioner, - Clifton Ayley, et als, etc * %? Lj . Order * * Enter 1 t . Judge 4 4 * <* .• !A P j ' , 1 v v< H * r A JL » �X &>- Urs. - o / ^ , * if —- VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY . . The State Commission on Conservation and Development of Petitioner. the State of Virginia . V AT LAW NO. 149 - Clifton Aylor and others and Thirty Seven Thousand Four Defendants Hundred (37,40.0) Acres of land, More or Less, -- . This day came the State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia, the above named Petitioner, by counsel, and exhibited the record of the above styled proceed • ing, and announced its purpose and intention to move and pray the c l a y of February, 1934, to enter Judgment in Court on the J. rem, in substantially the form, words and figures shown in a pro posed draft thereof hereinafter set forth at length, (but with such modifications as to the amounts of "value ” and "incidental damages" shown in the table included in said draft as may have been ordered at the date of entry of said judgment, under auth ority of Section 36 of the Public Park Condemnation Act) condemn ing to the use of the Petitioner each of the several tracts of land within the area described in the petition which are several ly designated in the table included in said proposed draft of said judgment by the respective numbers thereof as shown, desig nated and delineated on the County Ownership Map filed with the report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein; and also to move for such other and further relief as Petitioner may be advised, including orders for the dismissal of this pro ceeding in respect of any or all the various tracts of land shown and delineated on said Map which Petitioner may decide not to ac quire as authorized under Section 22 of the Public Park Condemna tion Act; and thereupon Petitioner moved the entry of an order setting this proceeding for hearing on said date, and directing any and all the parties of record in this proceeding, if they de sire to oppose the entry of said judgment in rem, to show cause, if any such cause there be, in writing filed with the record of this proceeding not later than five days prior to the said date, why the said judgment in rem should not be entered on the motion and prayer of the Petitioner - • - -- - - - -- - . It appearing from the said record that the respective values of the fee simple estate in each and all of the said tracts of land as to which Petitioner purposes to pray for judgment in rem, and the respective amounts of incidental damages which will result from the proposed condemnation thereof have been determin ed, ascertained and set forth in the report filed by the Board of Appraisal Commissioners heretofore appointed in this proceed ing ; and it appearing from the report of the said Board of Ap praisal ^Commissioners and of the Special Investigators hereto fore appointed in this proceeding that guardians ad litem have -- - - -* * ' �•'i - - this 2 been appointed and have appeared in proceeding on behalf of all infants, insane persons, and persons under other legal disabilities who, after diligent search, were found and reported by said Special Investigators or otherwise shown to have any real claim of right, title, estate or interest in or to any of the lands described in the petition filed herein; and upon the motion of the Petitioner, by counsel, it is ordered that this proceeding be set for hearing on the said day and date, at 11:00 A M and that any or all of the parties of record in this proceeding, who purpose or desire to op pose the entry of the said judgment in rem, show cause , if any such cause there be, in writing filed with the record of this proceeding not later than five days prior to the said date, why the said judg ment in rem should not be entered on the motion and prayer of the . . - - ' . Petitioner . It is further ordered that the Petitioner shall forthwith mail or cause to be mailed a copy of this order to all parties of record in the proceeding who have or appear to have any claim of right, title , estate or interest in or to any of said tracts of land, as set forth in said report filed by the Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein, or who have excepted to the findings in said report with relation to said tracts of land, whose post office addresses have been filed with the record, as provided in Section 7 of the Public Park Condemnation Act, to their several post office addresses thus filed with the record; and to the guardians ad litem, appointed herein for all infants, insane persons, or persons under other legal disability who have or appear to have any claim of right, title, estate, or interest in or to any of the said tracts of lands or to the proceeds arising out of the condemnation thereof or to incidental damages arising from such con demnation, as set forth in the report filed by the Special Investi gators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein, to the post office addresses of said guardians ad litem as shown by the record or otherwise known to the Petitioner; and further to the attorneys of record representing any of the parties of record in these proceedings or any of the said guardians ad litem, or any of said infants, insane persons, or persons under other legal dis ability , to their respective addresses as shown in the record or otherwise known to the Petitioner ; and the Petitioner is further ordered to file with the record of this proceeding, a verified statement in writing showing the mailing of such copies of this order, to whom mailed and the date of said mailing -- - . The following is the proposed draft of the judgment in rem which the Petitioner purposes and intends to move and pray the Court to enter as aforesaid: "This day came the tate Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia, the above named Petitioner, by counsel, and exhibited to the Court the record of the above styl ed proceeding, and showed to the Court: - "(1) That this proceeding has been conducted under the provisions of the Public Park Condemnation Act (Acts of the General Assembly of Virginia of 1928, page 1036: Code of 1930, Section . 4388, et seq ) - "(2) That there was incorporated in the notice for pub lication herein, provided in Section 9 of the said Public Park Condemnation Act, the notice and warning touching incidental �. -- damages set out in Section No 3 20 of said Act ; - " (3) That this proceeding was had upon newspaper publi cation of notice, warning ’all persons whomsoever ’ as provided in Section No 12 of said Act; . ”(4) That the report of the Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners heretofore appointed in this proceeding, filed herein discloses a final and conclusive ascer tainment and determination of the value of the fee simple estate in each of the numbered tracts of land shown in the table herein after set out and for which judgment of award condemning the same to the use of the Petitioner is moved and prayed by Petitioner; and of the amount of incidental damages which will result from the condemnation of each of the said tracts for the use of Peti tioner, on account of which any person who has appeared and is entitled to be heard, has submitted claims, or on account of which it appears from the said report of Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, filed as aforesaid, any infant, insane person, or person under legal disability, or any person not entitled to be heard at the hearing provided in Section No 12 of said Act, has a real and well founded claim, or on account of which it has been made to appear that any infant, insane per son or person under other legal disability has any real and well founded claim; - - , - . - "(5) That the record discloses an ascertainment and determination of said Board of Appraisal Commissioners, as shown by the said report filed as aforesaid, of the fact or facts of value of all, or substantially all,claims of right, title, estate, or interest by such owners or claimants, in or to each of the said respective tracts, and amount of any real claim which any of such persons, or any other person, or persons, who have appeared and are entitled to be heard, may have In the proceeds of each of said respective tracts; "(6) That a longer since the ’day certain ’ fixed herein on or before which all appear and answer or plead as period than sis months has elapsed by the order of the Court entered interested persons were warned to provided in Section No 9 of said Act; . "(V ) That a longer period than sixty days has elapsed since said report of Special Investigators and Board of Appraisal Commissioners was filed in the Clerk ’s Office of this Court ; "(8) That neither Petitioner, nor any other person has filed, or presented any motion praying this Court or the Judge there of to decline to accept or to disapprove any of the findings of facts of value and incidental damages so ascertained and determin ed by said Board of Appraisal Commissioners as shown by their said report with reference to any of said tracts; or if any such motion or exception has been filed or presented with respect to said tracts or any of them, such motion or exception has been unconditionally overruled or dismissed, or withdrawn, or has been overruled, or dis missed, or withdrawn in so far as such motion or exception relates to the findings of value and incidental damages set forth in said report after amendment of such findings by consent of the Petition er and the exceptant or movant, under the provisions of Section 36 of the Public Park Condemnation Act - - . "(9) That each of said tracts is located wholly within - - �-4 the boundary lines of the lands sought to be condemned and set forth and described in the petition filed herein, and is separately shown, delineated and designated by number on the County Ownership Map, and described in the above mentioned report of the Spe cial Investigators and Board of Appraisal Commissioners, with which said County Ownership Map was filed and of which it forms a part ; ”( 10) That diligent inquiry and search was made by the Special Investigators appointed herein as to the existence of any land, or parcels or tracts of land, or right or title or interest or estate therein, within the boundary line set forth in the pe tition, or of Any real claim in or to the proceeds of any such land, or right, or title, or estate, or interest in the event of its condemnation, owned by any infant, insane person, or person under other legal disability, or any property or properties owned by such person or persons which will be damaged by the taking of land within the boundary line set forth in the petition, beyond the peculiar benefits that will accrue to such property or properties of such persons from the acquisition of the land, or estate, or interest therein, sought to be condemned and the use of the same for a public park or for public park purposes; and the names of all such persons found by the said Special Investigators or otherwise known to the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, were reported in the said report of the Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein; and guardians ad litem were appointed in this proceeding for each and all of such persons; "(11) That Petitioner, in compliance with the order set ting this proceeding for hearing on its motion and prayer for a judgment in rem condemning the hereinafter mentioned tracts of land to its use, and forthwith upon the entry of said order, mail ed a copy thereof to all parties of record in this proceeding who appear to have any claim of right, title, estate or interest in or to any of the said numbered tracts of land, as set forth in said report filed by the Special Investigators, and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein, or who have excepted to the findings in said report with relation to said tracts, whoso post office addresses have been filed with the record, as provid ed in Section V of the Public Park Condemnation Act, to their several post office addresses thus filed with the record; and to the guardians ad litem appointed herein for all infants, insane persons, and persons under other legal disability, who appear to have any claim of right , title, estate, or interest in or to any of the said tracts of -land, or to the proceeds arising out of the condemnation thereof or to incidental damages arising from such condemnation, as set forth in the said report filed by the Spec ial Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appoint ed herein after diligent search made for such persons as set out in said report, to the post office addresses of said guardians ad litem as shown by the record or otherwise known to the Petitioner; and further to the attorneys of record representing any of the parties of record in these proceedings or any of said guardians ad litem T> r any of said infants, insane persons or person under other legal disability, to their respective addresses as shown in the record or otherwise known to the Petitioner; and thereafter Petitioner filed with the record a verified statement in writing showing the mailing of such copies of said order, to whom mailed and the date of mailing - - - . �-5"(12) That all the provisions and requirements of said Public Park Condemnation Act, and specifically the provisions of Section 11 and Section 38 thereof, have been complied with and the facts shown and disclosed by the record entitle the Peti tioner to the judgment in rem condemning each of the said tracts to the use of Petitioner as moved and prayed by Petitioner . "it is, accordingly, adjudged and red, upon the mo tion and prayer of the Petitioner, by counselorde that , the fee simple estate in each of the several tracts described in the Special Investigators and Board of Appraisal Commissi report of the oners filed with the record of this proceeding and numbered show , n and delineat ed on the County Ownership Map filed with and made a part of said report, the County Ownership Map number of which is set fort h in the following table, is hereby condemned to the use of the Peti tion er upon the Petitioner paying into the custody of this Cour t for , the use and benefit of the person or persons enti tled ther eto , the sum ascertained and determined, and shown and osed in the report of the Special Investigators and the Board discl of Appraisal Commission ers appointed herein as filed herein, or as modified under the pro visions of Section 36 of the Public Park Conde mnati on Act, to be the value of the fee simple estate in said trac toge t ther with the amount of the incidental damages resulting from the cond emna tion thereof ascertained and determined by said Board of Appra isal Com missioners, which sum and amount of incidental dama ges are as shown and separately set out in the following table, whic h tabl e cons ti tutes an integral part of this judgment , and are here expre ssly stated as constituting the award for each of the said tracts here in contained, and upon the payment into the cust ody by Petitioner of the amount thus stated as constitu of this Court ting the award for any such tract the fee simple estate ther oin shal l vest in the Petitioner as provided in Sections 13 and 38 of said Public Park Condemnation Act - - -- - . "But nothing herein contained shal be construed as re quiring or obligating Petitioner to pay the lsaid them into the custody of the Court or to acquire awards or any of tracts, and Petitioner may at its election acquireall or any of said any one or more of said tracts by payment into the custody of tho Cour t of the amount stated herein as tho award therefor - . "The following table sots forth columns under appro priate explanatory headings: First, underin the the numbers of the several tracts designated byheading ’Tract N0 ', number and shown and delineated on the above mentioned County Owne described in the said report of the Special Inve rship Map and Board Of Appraisal Commissioners filed with the stigators and the record of this pro ceeding, each of which is condemned herein to the uso of tho Pe titioner; Second, under tho heading Value the , ’ ' simple estate in each of the said tracts as asce value of the fee rtained and deter mined by the said Board of Appraisal Commissi oner the heading ’Incidental Damages , the amount of s; Third, under tho incidental 'ed by said damages ascertained and determin Boar of Appraisal Com d missioner s which will result from condemnation here * numbered t^ract in the corresponding column of the under of the table; Fourth, under the heading 'Aggregate , tho aggregate of the ' value and of the amount of incidental damages ascertained and dete the said Board of Appraisal Commissioners with refe rmined by rence to the numbered tract in the corresponding column of the tabl e, which - . - - _ - �-6 -- aggregato amount as shown in tho table is stated and set out here in as constituting the award for the said tract upon its condemna tion to the use of the Petitioner. But in any instance wherein the original findings of said Board as to value or damages set forth in said report have been modified in arbitration proceedings, or by stipulation or otherwise, under authority of Section 36 of the Public Park Condemnation Act this table shows under the respect ive headings of " value" and A incidental damages" and "aggregate" the original findings of said Board stricken out by a lino running through such findings and aggregate and the modified findings and aggregate have been inserted in the table in lieu of the original findings and aggregate thus stricken from tho table. - (A ) The foregoing notwithstanding, it is further adjudged and ordered that the fee simple estate which may or shall bo acquir ed by the Petitioner, herounder, in any or all of the said tracts of land is and shall be subject nevertheless to such easement of passage and right of way therein or thereover as have heretofore been acquired or are now claimed by the United States of America, which easement and right of way is described in said report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, in Exception 1 of the body of said report as an easement of passage and right of way on or over a strip of land one hundred feet wide running through tho tracts mentioned in said Exception 1 of said report, the value of which easement of passage and right of way was not ascertained or determined by the said Board of Appraisal Commissioners; and it further appearing from the said report that the said United States of America owns or claims the fee simple estate in said strip of land and that the value of the said fee simple estate in the said strip of land owned or claimed by the United States subject to said easement of passage and right of way thereon or thereover, has been ascertained and determined by the said Board to be one dollar, U. S. currency, the fee simple estate in said strip of land is hereby condemned to the use of the Petitioner subject to said easement of passage and right of way, upon the payment of the said amount of one dollar into the custody of the Court for the use and benefit of the person or persons entitled thereto, which said amount is hereby stated and set out as constituting the award for the fee simple estate in said strip of land subject to tho said easement of passage and right of - . way (B) Tho foregoing notwithstanding, it is further adjudged and ordered that tho fee simple estate which may or shall bo acquir ed hereunder by the Petitioner in any or all of said tracts of land, is subject nevertheless to such rights of way and easements in, on or over such tracts or any of them for tho erection, mainte nance, repair, replacement and operation of polos and wires or other appliances or means for the transmission of electricity as have heretofore been acquired therein by the South East Public Ser vice Corporation, to which reference is made in Exception 2 in body of said Report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners; and by the Page Power Company of Virginia Incorporated, to which reference is made in Exception 3 in tho body of said Report, - . - . �TRACT NO. 24 54 54 54 57 59 70 VALUE INCIDENTAL DAMAGES $5974.30 -- 1 11 --1IV 71-1 103- a 8.00 1186.50 8.00 1095.00 1110.00 224.00 60.00 142 142 a 148 151 151 a 2135.00 1855.00 395.29 1502.50 16500.00 307.75 -- 106 1 106 11 152 164 164 a 164 b 166 167 169 173 - - None None 14276.00 260.00 None None None 1110.00 None None 224.00 60.00 2135.00 1855.00 395.29 None None None N one None None None None None None None 2107.34 8.00 None None None 2993.00 14276.00 260.00 None None 1000.00 150.00 325.00 115.50 853.00 $5974.30 1186.50 8.00 1095.00 None 1510.00 AGGREGATE 1502.50 16500.00 307.75 1310.00 2993.00 1000.00 150.00 825.00 115.50 853.00 2107.34 See Exception numbered One in the body of the report filed by the Board of Appraisal Commissioners with reference to the above set out values of tracts numbered 151 a, 164, 166 and 167 - » • . ��. VIRGINIA . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation & Development of the State of Virginia, Petitioner , . v - Clifton Aylor , and others , and thirty seven thousand , four hundred ( 37 , 400 ) acres of land , more or less, defendants . Upon motion of petitioner , the Board of Appraisal Commissioners are ordered to submit forthwith to the Judge of this Court , their report of findings of the fact , or facts of value of the lands sought to be acquired and of the various tracts thereof , as well as their findings Qf incidental damages, in accordance with the provisions of Section 4388 ( 31 ) of the Code of Virginia, 1930 ; and if there be any trqct , or parcels of land within the area sought to be acquired as to which no conclusion of fact of value , or as to incidental damages has been reached by the Board , . any and all such tracts shall be so reported , or so designated in said report 4' . 4 * f * LAW OFFICES WEAVER ft ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL , VA. • �\ % - o The State Commisa on ofl Conser vation & Development of the State of Virginia, petitioner, 1• 'V. < . Clifton Aylor, et als, etc Order: t * > Enter: « * • / c c . Judge - *> * * * I •* * l JL �* t . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ON RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY. VIRGINIA The State Commission on Conservation & Development Petitioner , of the State of Virginia , . ! v - Olifton Ayler and others, and thirty seven thousand four hundred ( 37 , 400 ) acres , of land , more or less, Defendants . It being made to appear to the Court that within the area sought to be condemned there are the hereinafter described respective tracts of land in which the hereinafter named respective - infants and insance persons have interests, to wit : . Keyser , A traet of 124 acres , owned by Lula W an insane person ; A tract of aboue 200 * acres , commonly called the . Frazier land , in which Russell Bailey , Melvin Bailey , Elmer , - Jeff T Bailey infants own a one fourth interest ; A tract of 100 acres , belonging to Elizabeth Yancey, an insane person ; A tract of 140 acres , . commonly called the John S Dodson tract , in which the children of Fred Dodson of Front Royal , Va • J namely, James Dodson , Paul Dodson and Margaret Dodson , have an interest ; A tract of 252 acres , commonly known as the Flora . Monroe Dodson, infant son cf Lela Dodson land , in which K Brook Dodson , deceased , has an interest ; . J. A traet of 22 aeres , belonging to Amos Weakley , an insane person ; ^ , A tract of 52 . F. known as the lands of J Dodson acres and 31 acres respectively deceased , which tract belongs to his infant children , namely , Virgil Dodson , Hensel Dodson , Bessie Doddon, Bernard Dodson and Mamie Atkins , sub ject to the dower right therein of their mother ; * • LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG F R O N T R O Y A L , V A. *, * I �\ 1 »*• A tract of 23 acres* known as the Alice Nicholson tract, . in which the following infants have an interest; Roseoe Burke, Theo Burke, 1 Curtis Burke, Bertha Burke, Reid Burke, Mary Burke, Juanita Burke, James Burke ; said infants owning the whole tract, subject to the dower of their . mother . Upon consideration whereof 1. W Chelf, a discreet and competent attorney at law practicing at the Bar of this Court is assigned as Guardian ad Litem for said respective infants and insane persons, in this proceeding; and said Guardian ad Litem is directed to do all acts, take all necessary steps to the end that the interests and rights of said . infants and insane persons may be properly protected * The Clerk of this Court is directed to mail a copy of . this order to said Guardian ad Litem < 9 ! I- 4 • i n i *LAW OFFICES WEAVER 8c ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL , VA. �* . A £ The State Commission on Conservation & Development of the State of Virgi nia, Petitioner, l - v. o Clifton Ayler and others, etc * Defendants* ! f iv . * , % % Order * h : v ! 4 > Enter: * \ n i y <?AA- , — Judge r * « 9 ••/ * * f n } i i/ . mm % v i �. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK VIRGINIA . COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation & Development of the State of Virginia Petitioner , , V* - Clifton Aylor , and others , and thirty seven thousand , four hundred ( 37 ,400 ) acres of land , more or less, defendants . The Board of Appraisal Commissioners having submitted to the Judge of this Court, their report in accordance with his order entered herein on the S* ^ ! day of January , 1932 , the Petitioner , by counsel , this day appeared and moved that he be allowed to inspect said report for the purpose of ascertaining such facts therefrom as may be useful and necessary to enable - him to prepare a motion for the disnissal of these proceedings for the condem nation of such of the lands described in the petition , as he may decide not to i acquire in accordance with the right given him under Section 4383 ( 22 ) ; which motion is granted but with the provision that such inspection of said report shall be made by petitioner , his counsel , agents, or employees , under the . supervision and control of the Judge of this Court \ •. LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG F R O N T R O Y A L , V A. i �I j'. & * •% - The State Commission on Conser vation and Development of the State of Virginia, Petitioner, * « \ v* i . Clifton Aylor, et als, etc Order: % % Enter: O ^CUJLACUJLMA . / us Judge 4^ » • *4 4> T1 4 ks 4~». a ^. 3 u M * L > �\ . State Commission on Conservat on & Developement of Virginia . Va . Clifton Aylor, &c• » 37,400 acres of land, &c . . Hudson, by counsel, This day came the claimant, Ii H - and likewise came the State Commission on Conservation & Devel opement of the State of Virginia, by counsel, and - the said claim ant filed his motion to set aside the finding o£ findings of fact or facts of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners in relation to the value of the 300 acres, more or less, of the claimant embraced within the above entitled condemnation proceedings, together with the grounds of his said motion in writing, said motion being this day filed by agreement of parties by counsel, together with the . leave of Court for good cause shown * ft * * 1 * * ri # / ft f * * • « l �mgm - t I - V I - v c 3 e 3- f • vsC < a y - d vrconcC no nc i e r . • • ;c l < # •JS . i tl 6 emioo tfl 08JhirE - . , - .., . 0 i. . " . .. ,.Z ' i .L tdrr. •.« I a t • oA '« * - • . i x . : o -oix . a , • .arf & « Iet ' ffsi esniJbrrfT - ai cd ' J Jbeo «Tcfm9 d"i X - - , Axnij ix V /. ' Lolo ' •?; ' * 1 I lo * egol i 9. 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On the 12th day of March , 1934, came the petitioner in the above styled proceeding, by counsel, and exhibited to the Court the record thereof , including the report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners and the judgment in rem, en- . tered on the 13th day of November , 1933, condemning Tract HO 147 to the use of the petitioner upon payment , to the person or persons entitled thereto , of the amount set forth in the said judgment as the award for the taking of said tract . Thereupon, petitioner showed to the court that un- der a stipulation entered into in open Court at the hearing of this proceeding on November 13, 1933 , petitioner obligated . itself to pay into the custody of the court the amount ascertained to be the value of certain improvements alleged to * . s. M. Hudson, have been placed upon the said tract by Mrs claiming to be the owner thereof , since the date of the filing of the said report , for the use and benefit of the person or persons entitled under the said judgment , to receive the award set forth therein for the taking of said Tract No. 147 , the • . agreement or by arbi mutual by ined determ be to said amount * ' . tration Petitioner further showed to the Court that thereafter the petitioner and the said S. M Hudson , expressly agreed in pursuance of said stipulation , that the value of . the said improvements placed upon the said tract since the sal date of the filing of the report of the Board of Apprai -l- V �. # J Commissioners , should he taken to he the sum of $100.00; and petitioner prayed leave of Court to pay into the custody of the Court .the said sum of $100.00 , for the use and benefit of - the person or persons entitled thereto under the above men tioned stipulation. Upon consideration whereof it is adjudged and ordered that leave should he and is granted the petitioner to pay into the custody of the Court the sum of $100.00 , for the use and benefit of the person or persons who were entitled to receive the amount set forth in the judgment in rem, entered herein on the 13th day of November , as the award for the taking of Tract No. 147 described and numbered in the report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners herein ; and that payment of the said sum into the -- custody of this Court may and should be made by payment of the said sum of $100.00 to the Clerk of . this Court under authority of this order t -i * f • • * -2- ��^ -v— ( h 1 4 A4; . , *1 s , . (9 — Q4 jt t A.> * 1 ^# fcfi 4-£4 0 f /. f ?f ^ i fcy £ (p fkur AJJ U* JM fjts*V tj 9ltQ t**H*cjL Ja i tst i £ ^ -vj ^4 iii * & - U (jl&-K L %^ ( — >LXv 4, /f l tl " I / V \ ( 1 r^ F ~ / ~ 1 )yv -w . K * Cl 4 / &£Y> mM , ' f 2* -UH^ ffhi ( O ? ^ - *1 ^9ot U*VVJU ^ i i * % 1 * « \ < . . 5 * Lby {\ // f / rZ trV i , . mm f r djuJLu. �I * - i> i » i * * t « ' �VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation and Development of petitioner the State of Virginia . . V . AT LAW NO 149 Clifton Aylor and others and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred ( 37,400 ) Acres of land , more or less, Defendants . STATE OF VIRGINIA COUNTY OF WARREN ) ( SS. 1 I do solemnly swear that on the 27 th <lay of Trniflpv 1934, I mailed to each of the hereinafter named persons t o the post office address set opposite the name of each, a true copy of the order of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County, , 1934, in the Virginia , entered on the 26thflay of January above styled proceeding ~ ^ . ” �c NAME POST OFFICE ADDRESS Miller, G. Tyler Miller , Mrs John J Miller , W. A. - Agent Settle , Julia M lies, Alfred B Grannis, YJilliam Front Royal, Va Larkin, William T. Attorney 1316 continental . . . . . E. Manuel, R . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . .. Paul Taylor, Priest, A. M. Cheatham, R. L. Clark, Addie Frank Atkins, J. W. Ridge Land Corporation De«Jarnette, H. M DeJarnette, E. H. Jr Kelly, J T Brumback , E G Brumback, J F - Executor Estes, James A Kendall, D H Hoffman, Walter W - Attorney Jackson, E Hilton Atkins, Britton L Menefee , B W - Agent Williams, J A Blue . . . .. ... .. . Swindler, 0 B Cox , Frank H Brumback, Mrs Madge Oliver , Mrs W T Houser , Mrs W J Baggarly, Mrs Gertrude ... Washington, va Washington, Va Washington, Va . .. Conard Apartments, Washington,D C • Room 402 - 110 East Lexington st Baltimore, Md . . . Trust Building Baltimore, Md Y/ashington, Va Orange , Va <> Orange, va Culpeper, Va - R F. D 4 Luray, Va Luray, Va Sperryville, Va Front Royal, va stg• > Co , Ridgewood,N J % Hoffman , Washington,D C Building d Woodwar ilie , Va Sperryv Sperryville, Va Luray, Va . .. . . .. . .. . ... .. 4419 P. Street, N.W.,Washington,D.C Luray, Va. Beahm, va. Beahm, Va. io R. W. Keyser, president Luray, Va. Sperryville, va. Ashland , va. Luray Va. ^ , Va. Fairfax . Luray, . va Los Angeles, Calif Portland, Oregon �Given under my hand this 6 th lay of February STATE OF VIRGINIA ) | ( BOUNTY OF WARREN ) , . 1934 - TO WIT: On this the 6 th day of February , 1934, before me, a Notary Public in and for said County and state, personally appeared Emma K Stokes who, being first duly sworn, made oath that she is the secretary to S H Marsh, supervisor of parks of the State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia, and that as such secretary she has charge of the office of said Commission in the town of Front Royal, Virginia , and of the records and files of said office; and that the matters and things set forth in the foregoing statement are true . .. . Given under my hand this 6 th day of February > . 1934 »v PUBLIC ' MY COMMISSION EXPIRES ON THE \ -0 �1 \ \ i t V I \ V f' -i + * i C A/ i * * * - »r » ** • 7 i « . : FILED IIST < CLERK’S OFFICE : LS RAPPAHANNOCK COUNT'Y 1 «, 1 Teste: -^ 'SJj£i . Clerk * ' t « -' / -» . r. V o 1 *> 1 > J �t f IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY. STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. VS. )( ORDER OF REFERENCE CLIFTON AYLOR, &C. This cause came on to be heard again this /7~~ day of January, 1934, upon the petition of W. M. Varner, J. A. Varner, . Varner, asserting Charles N. Spitler, and John H their ownership of and claim for Tract No. 104-11 which the petitioner in the above entitled condemnation proceedings has reported as a lap on 0 . Overall, deceased, the lands belonging to the heirs of Julia C . Huffman and and the petition of James W Charles N. Spitler asserting their ownership of and claim for Tract No. 199-III, which the petitioner in the above entitled condemnation proceedings has reported as a lap on the lands belonging jointly to C. J. Miller, Jr., Louise Miller Price, and the heirs of W. L. Taylor, deceased, and it appearing to the Court that the heirs of the said Julia C. Overall are unknown and also non-residents of the State of Virginia, and that the heirs of the said ” • L. Taylor are unknown t and are likewise non-residents of the State of Virginia, and on 4 consideration thereof the Court doth adjudge and order that this cause be referred to one of the Commissioners in chancery of the Rappahannock Circuit Court, who shall ascertain, state and report ' to the Court as follows: (1). Who are the true and lawful owners of said Tract of land No.* 104-11, which is reported in the names of both . M. Varner, J. A. Varner, the said W Charles N. Spitler and John H. Varner and the heirs of Julia C. Overall, deceased, or who is FORD & KEYSER ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW LURAY, VIRGINIA ;• > i invested with a superior or better right or claim of title in and �IYIRGINL : IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 01' RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY TIL. STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOP!ANT IP THE STATE OP VIRGINIA , PETITIONER V. - CLIFTON AYLOR , AND OTHERS, AND THIRTY SEVEN THOUSAND , (37,400) ACRES OP LAID , MORE OR LESS, I FOUR HUNDREDOCK COUNTY , I IN R PI - - - - - DEFENDANTS• - - - This day came the petitioner by Counsel and exhibited u. to the.Court the record of the above styled proceedings , includ - ling the several exceptions , objections and motions with respect to the findings set forth in the Report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners , the answer of Petitioner thereto , and the accompany - ing supporting affidavits: - which several exceptions , objections, . T. Miller, and motions v/ere filed by (A) G. Tyler Hiller and Mrs* E . represented by Harrison and Harrison, Attorneys (B) Mrs. Evelyn . B. Miller , George Tyler Hiller , Julia H. Settle and Billion .rthur Miller. (C ) Henry T. Miller , B F. Miller and N. M. Booth , represented by Harrison & Harrison , Attorneys. (D) H. - . DeJarnette and E. H. DeJarnette , Jr., represented by ( ) E. G. Brumback , represented by IE. H. DeJarnette , Attorney * ! S. L. Malton, Counsel* (F) E. G. Brumback end J. P. Brumback , represented by S. L. Malton, Counsel. (G) James A. Estes. • Tyler filler , C " .. »# - i. * . . I(H) D. M. Kendall, H. 0 Kendall, J. K* Kend 11, and Mrs. H. H* . Malton, Abbott , represented by S. L . Counsel (i ) Britton L. Atkins* (J) . H. c. Atkins , represented by u. P. Moffett , Counsel. (K) J. . Williams, Faul Taylor , R. L. Cheatham ana A. M* Priest. (L) Addie Prank Clark. ( I) Jeremi Hi Atkins. (N) J. w• . J . / tkins (0) L. F , Swindler. (P) Pro.nk TT - • Cox, represented by Andrew Ellis , Counsel. Jeremiah Atkins and Caroline Atkins ± T . . P. Slaughter . Slaughter , represented by TP- • .. • ]Chelf and George H. Settle , Counsel. (s) Edith M. Harper , repress 1 seated by E. W. Chelf and George H. settle , Counsel. (T) J. (R ) .. and Mary D i U. W 9 LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL, VA. J �-' 2 ere granted fifteen days from the date of the entry of this order within which they may file with the record such additional affida vits as they may he advised; and said Petitioner is granted fif teen days after the expiration of said period, within which it may file with the record, such additional affidavits as it may be advised -- . The Clerk of this Court shall forthwith mail a copy of this order to each of the said objectors, exceptants, and movants, whose post office address is filed with the record, under provi sions of Section 7 of the Public Park Condemnation Act; and to their respective attorneys of record, at the post office addresses of said attorneys, as shown by the record, or otherwise known to the Clerk; and he shall thereafter file with the record, a report setting forth the form and manner in which he shall have complied with this orderc - The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County Virginia will enter the foregoing upon the Common Law Order Book of his Court as a Vacation order . Given under my hand in Vacation at Leesburg, Virginia, this July 1st, 1933 . . J „ R. H Alexander Judge of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County Virginia. A true copy of an order entered by the under signed on July 3, 1933, in accord with its terms * CLERK - �« 4 SB * * > * * » * ~ r . at* . . : • • i l y ,i ; * * « V &Uc*- /c T i * *« \ £ i /15cNr- /*' f .' : ' — - r= > r-> - (3\M O*C£» » ** * - �VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY THE STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OP THE STATE OP VIRGINIA , PETITIONER V. . - CLIFTON AYLOR, AND OTHERS, HID THIRTY SEVEN THOUSAND, POUR HUNDRED (37,400) ACRES OP L -UD, MORE OR LESS, IN RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, DEPENDANTS. . ---------- This day come the Petitioner by Counsel and exhibited to the Judge of this Court the record of the above styled proceed ings, including the several exceptions, objections and motions with respect to the findings set forth in the Report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, the answer of Petitioner thereto, and the accompanying supporting affidavits: which several exceptions, objections, and motions were filed by (A ) G Tyler Miller and Mrs E T. Miller, represented by Harrison and Harrison, Attorneys ( B ) Mrs Evelyn Tyler Miller, C B. Miller, George Tyler Miller, Julia M Settle and William Arthur Miller. (C ) Henry T Miller, B P Miller and N. M Booth, represented by Harrison & Harrison, attorneys (D) H M DeJarnette and E. H DeJarnette, Jr• > repre sented by E. H DeJarnette, Attorney (E) E G. Brumback, repre sented by S L. Walton, Counsel (F ) E G. Brumback and J P Brumback, represented by S L Walton, Counsel ( G) James A Es tes (H) D. H Kendall, W 0 Kendall, J K Kendall, and Mrs. M. H Abbott, represented by S. L Walton, Counsel (I) Britton L Atkins (J ) H C. Atkins, represented by W P Moffett, Counsel (K) J. • Williams, Paul Taylor, R. L Cheatham and M Priest (L ) Addle Prank Clark. (M ) Jeremiah 'tkins. ( N ) J. W Atkins (0) L F Swindler. ( P ) Prank TT Xi Cox, rooresented by Andrew J Ellis, Counsel (Q ) Jeremiah \tkins and Caroline Atkins. (R ) W P. Slaughter and Mary D. Slaughter, represented by -MJ " W. Chelf and George W. Settle, Counsel. (S) Adith M. Harper, represented by V-: • w. Chelf and George w Settle, Counsel, (T) J Walton Wood, represented by W. F Moffett, Counsel (U ) Irene B Putney ( V ) Frank Compton, represented by W. P. Moffett , Counsel (W ) Maurice Clerk, represented by W. F Moffett, Counsel (X) Judith Carter, represented by W F Moffett, Counsel (Y) Oklahoma Bowon, rep resented by E. W Chel-f, Counsel. (Z) A. Harrison Jenkins, rep resented by B Strother, Counsel. (AA ) Alfred lies, represented by William D Medley and Arthur E. Cook, Attorneys - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. o . i j . . xi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -- . And thereupon the Petitioner moved the Judge of this Court to sot this proceeding for hearing upon the said several objections, exceptions and motions, and the answer of the Petitioner, and the accompanying affidavits: Whereupon It is ordered that this proceeding be, and tho samc Is hereby set for hearing on the .said several exceptions, objections and motions, and the answer thereto, and the accompany ing affidavits, on the 8th day of August, 1933, at ten o'clock A M . .-. And said respective objectors, exceptants, and movants �» 2 ere granted fifteen days from the date of the entry of this order within which they may file with the record such additional affida vits as they may bo advised ; and said Petitioner is granted fif teen days after the expiration of said period, within which it may file with the record, such additional affidavits as it may be advised -- . The Clerk of this Court shall forthwith mail a copy of this order to each of the said objectors, exceptants, and movants, whose post office address is filed with the record, under provi sions of Section 7 of the Public Park Condemnation Act; and to their respective attorneys of record, at the post office addresses of said attorneys, as shown by the record, or otherwise known to the Clerk; and he shall thereafter file with the record, a report setting forth the form and manner in which he shall have complied with this order , - . The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County Virginia will enter the foregoing upon the Common Law Order Book of his Court as a Vacation order . Given under my hand in Vacation at Leesburg, Virginia, this July 1st, 1933 . J. R. H, Alexander Judge of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County . Virginia A true copy of an order entered by the under - signed on July 3, 1933, in accord with its . terms CLERK K �- ’"it I ** % . VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OR RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY . To the Hon. J R H Alexander, Judge of said Court , Pursuant to an order of your honor ’s court entered on July 3, 1933, in the condemnation proceeding under the style of The State Commission on Conservation & development of the State of Virginia, Petitioner, V Clifton Aylor, and others, and Thirty Seven Thousand , Pour Hundred (37*4-00) acres of land , more or less , in Rappahannock County, Defen dants, your undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court of said County, begs leave to report? - 4 ) - That on July 1933 * a duly certified copy of said order, entered as. aforesaid on July 3 * 1933 * was mailed to each of the exceptants , objectors and movants named in said order, and to their respective attorneys as shown by the record , to their respective post office addresses , as shown by the record , or otherwise known to your undersigned.- A copy of the said order is hereto attached and made a part of this my report . - SS‘ Respectfully submitted , July 5, 1933. Ad. erk of the Circuit Court of ppahannock County, Virginia . 1 . N \ \ ) �i v\ y / ) 2 i t Ii \ t l \ .* i . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VIRGINIA The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia . VS i Report of . . Jas.M Settle, Clerk 37 » 400 acres Clifton Aylor and others and of land, more or less . . To the Honorable J R H Alexander, Judge of said Court Pursuant to an order of your Honor ’s Court entered in the above styled proceeding on May 21st, 1932 » your undersigned, Clerk of the Circuit Court of said County, respectfully submits the following report as called for in said order: That he did on July 7th, 1932 » mail a copy of the Blue Ridge Guide, the newspaper in which a copy of said order was published , to all claimants and respondents who had filed claims and answers with the record in my office in the above styled proceeding, to . their respective Post Office addresses as shown by the record Attached hereto and made a part of this report is a list - of names and addresses of all parties to whom said notice, con . tained in said newspaper, was mailed on July 7th, 1932 A copy of said newspaper being mailed to each of said parties named and . listed in the attached list Respectfully submitted, t A s ,Clerk. /. ( jr { I I j \ ui v ; i / I �' State Commission on Conservation . & Development of the vs * State of Virginia . . 18, 1930 to Taxation of costs from Oct . Sept . 8, 1932. Clifton Aylor , et als , etc To two Court orders at w 1/18/32 2/16/32 H »t 5/17/32 5/21/32 1 / 15/ 32 7/18/32 8/30/32 7/18/32 1/ 26 / 32 1/26/32 2 / 16 / 32 6/15/ 32 7/7/32 H II n N " "M H " " " "M 9/1/32 H " "w 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 it n tt If II t» H ft • I II II N n ti $ 1.00 each 1.00 1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50 .. .. ... 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Statement of costs i n Rappahannock County from A p r i l 7 th . 18 , 1930. to Oct C l i f t o n A y l o r , e t a l s • 3 and 37 , 400 Rappahannock County V i r g i n i a . , 4/7/30 acres of land i n To f i l i n g p e t i t i o n 20 c ; a f f i d a v i t " Docketing 25c ; vacation order " 25c ; $1.25 f i l i n g same 15c .. H F Keyser , s h e r i f f , p o s t i n g n o t i c e 255 filing c o p i e s of newspaper c o n t a i n i n g n o t i c e s a t 25c p e r copy claims at 170 " 15c Orders Court order - qualification Taxing costs and copy 25.50 - d a t e s set 5 0c * / 6 4- for hearings f i l i n g papers Tv** ~ h 1 4.00 of commissioners ' 7/ * 63.75 5.10 r e c o r d i n g 4 court o r d e r s a t 1 . 0 0 each " " " 1.50 •75 To postage f o r m a i l i n g n o t i c e s " .60 4, 00 Order f o r p u b l i c a t i o n $3.00 ; copy same 1 . 0 0 To m a i l i n g — _ l 2.50 3.00 25c 4 3 o _ rfy . 75 $111.45 i l (. �, i I * * stBw- *n«. no noiaeinmioO - tnefagoleve "* iMB aoxi &vxe - :. v \ lirtoA • 11 \& vn c /0 ' . w jV ^. corrrtBjisqqafc . ai ni OfiBl 'io agios . ? T .» \ 00A « V £ . t •BIB 19 tioI-\;A nottilO . vJm/ oO ioonn^xlB • .£ 00 *1 .erase i#r 6o ;00 v « ttiieiia eoitan . u i t s c - IS lo .^ - ^niniB^noo\P legsqewen 7 _ 00 Oc * ^ . . c 8r . \ ©;i I * '' V snilism oT to eeiqoo V es&c & oq * N X i i *e 8 J- fiX1B8 fi 0 0 * 1 & B wnsiyio Jiuoc £ gnifncooei: lOt t © 8 8 & J .3 b - l& ij'XC tlUOo eienoieei : i.;oo to NOIJBOJTIL .* mi ~ V -x * o I li entJ &lo 0\I anili S x. t ieb'iO ' e e c i i o n snilij3ffi zoi 01 ' ' noWaoilduq loi # Bsoii' on ^nilll oT { o< ~ . 4 JS frlTsJbitts ; oOS noi #i.teq gai * .r ro tnsraed \K i - teoo ‘ J' OJ < 1 . *- jjp - i i/ J X X �to said tract of land; (2) Who are . the true and lawful owners of said tract - of land No 199 III, which is reported in the names of both the . said James W. Huffman and Charles N. Spitler and C J. Miller, Jr.., . Taylor, deceased, or Louise Miller Price and the heirs of W. L who is invested with a superior or better right or claim of title in and to said tract of land; and (3) To ascertain and state the liens real estate, including delinquent taxes, if any, binding said according to their respective priorities; and (4) To ascertain and state by whom the costs of ihis . reference should be paid, and in what proportion. But before said Commissioner shall proceed to execute the requirements of this order, he shall give ten days’ personal . Varner, J. A. Varner, Charles N. Varner, John H. Varner, James W. Huffman, Charles N. Spitler, C. J. notice to the said W. M Miller, Jr., and Louise Miller Price, and give notice to the said . Overall, deceased, the unknown heirs of Julia C unknown heirs of ft W. L. Taylor, deceased, any and all creditors asserting a lien against either of the aforesaid tracts or parcels of land, and any and all other parties in interest by publication of the time • # * and place of executing this order once a week for four successive weeks in a newspaper published in Rappahannock County, which publication shall be in lieu of personal service. - FORD & KEYSER ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW LURAV, VIRGINIA �STATE CONSERVATION COMMISSION i « VS. ) ( ORDER OF . REFERENCE J I .i CLIFTON AYLOR, &C •' I * V V » \ \ JD * O — » - — • • %/ .. i - 5 4 « /ff W - t* t * •i • / «/ ^CUt » ( -Ulsr K ec o - *> +' •/ * r L o �J STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT . . R . . A. BUREAUS O F THE COMMISSION RICHMOND, VA. W I L L I A M E C A R S O N, C H A I R M A N , R I V E R T O N C O L E M A N W O R T H A M, VICE CHAIRMAN , RICHMOND J U N I U S P. F I S H B U R N , R O A N O K E E GRIFFITH DODSON, NORFOLK R U F U S G R O B E R T S, C U L P E P E R THOMAS L FARRAR, CHARLOTTESVILLE LEE LONG, DANTE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER RESOURCES AND POWER FOREST SERVICE PARKS AND LANDSCAPE ENGINEERING ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY STATE PUBLICITY . GILLIAM Shenandoah National Park Division EXECUTIVE SECRETARY AND TREASURER . . S H M A R S H , SUPERVISOR PHONE 84 , . ADDRESS YOUR REPLY TO . FRONT ROYAL VA FRONT ROYAL March 13, 1934 . Mr. James M Settle Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County Washington, Virginia Dear Sir: Be good enough to furnish us , at the earliest possible moment , statement of all fees, costs, allow ances and charges of every kind arising out of the Shenandoah Rational Park Condemnation proceeding pending in your county , for the payment of which, to your good self or to your office , the State Commission on Conservation and Development is properly chargeable , down to the fifteenth day of March, 1934, - - We request that the statement be. sent to us be fore being submitted to the Court for approval, as by so doing , we can probably avoid the need for a hearing on the various items to be included in your ' . statement As it will be to your own interest to have all fees , costs and expenses paid in full before we begin depositing the amounts of the awards for the lands we seek to acquire , it is of the utmost importance that this statement should be made up and forwarded to us at tne earliest practicable moment . . Mail your statement to ys Emma I . Stokes, Secretary , Shenandoah Rational Park Division, front - . Royal , Virginia Yours very truly , STArE COMMISSION Oil CONSERVA TION AND DEVELOPMENT BY . Carson A. C �i I * 3TATS COI1MI 3SIOH Oil GOIIISRVATIOH AID D2V3L0PMMT OF THS STATS OF VIRGINIA , fe ~ .. JA3 M S3TTL3, CLSHK OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY c. . .c To personal services rendered to employees of the State Commission on Conservation and Develop ment of the State of Virginia , from the time of institution of Condemnation proceedings to March 17 » 1934 » in assisting said employees in searching records , eto of the tracts of land under condemnation $50.00 - - 1 ft ** . * • * • . * �STATS COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATS OF VIRGINIA VS * CLIFTON AYLOR , AND OTHERS &C 9/13If /33 . , TAXATION OF COSTS FROM OCT . 11 - PETITIONER, . - To Filing withdrawal of objections Irene Putney Sat Jeremiah Atkins et al same .. Frank Compton some Mary D Slaughter same To Mary D Slaughter & filing affidavit To statement Edith Harper same Oklahoma Bowen same Frank H Cox same Compton Frank same Clark Addie Frank same C H Atkins same Britton L Atkins same - . 9/14tf /32 .. tt tt / /32 11 1 5/8/33 11/2/33 same To filing Exceptions same 11/6/33 s/s/ l 8/20/33 9/1/33 9/9/33 10/10/33 tt . 1933 Aug 3am @ - . .. 3‘*M Hudson C C Broy — — - .--.—- — — 25 $ —-- same same same same same same same To 8ourt Order same same same same same same same same same same same same same same same sa ^ie same same 1.50 3.00 , To Fees before Arbitration Board same same same same same same same same - J J Miller heirs - same same same 1/26/34 2/ 23/34 3/12/34 3/12/34 3/14/34 . . . . Alfred B Ilas .. . 25/ . RE * Britton L Atkins J W Atkins Harrison Jenkins Frank H Cox . Panorama Resort .. O B Swindler Maurice Clark Oklahoma Bowen J Walton Wood Jas A Estas 3 H & H M DeJarnette Judith Carter Frank Compton J W Kendall Heirs Addie Frank Clark H C ,Atkins E G Brumback J B Brumbaok Eat, S T & G Tyler Miller J * J Miller Sst for ark Comr * entered - . .. .. .. .. ... .. . . .. ... 25252 5 ..2525 ..2525 .25 ...252525 ..2525 25 Time employed IN RE Statements &C i day »1 W tt « 1 dayit Starnesp mailing Registered statements envelopes Jfeo as per Instructions of Arbitrators Stamps mailing Registered Statement E G Brumback To filing 22 statements of State Conservation Corar " Recoding Park Order of 10/7/33 \\ « Postage due Raid on order same 7/3/33 7/10/33 - . 1932 to MARCH 17 , 1934 . 3.12 48 5 50 6.00 06 ^ .1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 4.00 1.50 1.50 3.75 4.00 4 * 00 2.90 4 00 4 * 00 1* 50 1.50 4 * 00 !•50 1.98 4, 00 5.00 1.00 1.00 .50 1.50 1.50 50 25 25 .. . 8.00 7.00 .25 .5050 ..25 .2.5025 1.00 ' 00 1.00 $ / /JRTV �- . —— —— To Court Order entered for iJark Commission II filing affidavits RS Notices w ti Claims of Commission n n Park Claim against B M Lillis Tracts w II » J T Kelly Tracts " " tt entered 3/14/34 per Order Court Endorsements as 3/14/33 2/19/34 12/20/33 I 3/14/34 .. .. / fw 4.50 50 20 20 20 imam $/ - . IN RS payment of awards to landowners not included in above statement No charges made against State Conservation Commission 3 ince entry of Judgment in rom excepting such orders as have been entered on behalf of the Cocmission Jas M Settle , Clerk , - . .. STATS COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOP!13NT OP THE STATE OP VIRGINIA 1 TO .. . JAS M SETTLE , CLERK OP RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VA Costs in connection with Park proceeding from rch 17 1934 October 11, 1932 to ^ • • ^, ^ 0 t -Court Orders . 1.00 w» «m TOTAL Clerk ’s Note .• .. , / it'iC �/ «A PJ 3 ft * m # f # 9 9 • .* \ t �STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. . VS CLIFTON AYLOR, &C., . Ramey, one It appearing to the Court that James W of the defendants in the above entitled matter, by an assignment bearing date on the 27th day of May, 1933, for value received, has assigned, transferred and set over unto the Page Valley National Bank of Luray, Virginia, out of the money or moneys which have been awarded to him by the Board of Appraisal Commissioners and Special Investigators heretofore appointed in the above entitled condemnation proceedings as compensation and damages for his lands sought to be taken and condemned in said proceedings, such sum or sums of money as shall be necessary and sufficient to fully pay and discharge seven certain negotiable notes now held by the said Page Valley National Bank of Luray and as fully described in said assignment, and on motion of the said Page Valley National Bank of Luray, by counsel, leave is hereby granted it to file said assignment in the condemnation proceedings aforesaid, which is herewith accordingly . done ^ . WILLIAM V ATTORNEY AT •. FORD LAW LURAY, VIRGINIA ' • �* �. VIRGINIA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY. The State Commission on Conservation & Developement of the State of Virginia, Petitioner, V* AT LAW NO Clifton Aylor, and others, and thirty seven thousand, four hundred (37,400) acres, of land, more - or less, * . ORDER . Defendants c 9 » ON THIS - 1 *4 day of July, 1930, the court considered the petition, the notices which have been published and posted in accordance with the order heretofore entered, the claims, answers and other pleadings filed by the parties to the proposed con - demnation, and no objections having been filed, or offered on behalf of either the petitioner, or any of said claimants, or any other party and the Court being satisfied upon such consideration that the petitioner is entitled to the relief demanded or sought in its petition, and that notice has bean given as provided by law doth direct that this case be and the same is hereby set for hearing on the - ri day of LJLL u- 1930, same being one of the days of the July teim, 1930,of this Court * 1 * * •. LAW OFFICES WEAVER 8c ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL, VA . ] �/' ' . * ORDER y v I % V *\ The State Commission on Conservation •' and Developement of the State of Virginia, Petitioner, . f « . ? AT LAW NO /V Clifton Aylor, and others, and thirty seven thousand, four hundred (37,400) acres of 1 - * * ‘ \ v. * >• \ m <•* k t * * V ' % r # W (su+ U* r * t * W «5 O V w �• VIRGINIA . j . IN THE ClROUTT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation aM Development , of the State of Virginia , Petitioner , v . - Clifton Ayler and others , and thirty seven thousand , four hundred ( 37 , 400 ) acres of land more or less , in Rappahannock County , Va Defendants . . This day came the petitioner by counsel and exhibited to the Court the record of the above styled proceeding ; from which it . /4 . . J . A. J F Brumnaek , Williams , . H. . D. H. Kendall , W. 0 . Kendall , J . K. Kendall ,Mrs. M. H. Abbott , Paul Taylor , R . L. Cheatham , A. M. Priest , and A. Harrison appears that H. E Boyer , E DeJarnette , H. M. DeJarnette , E G . Brumback , • Jenkins , have failed to obey the order of this Court entered herein on the So ^ day of c-- , 1932 , whereby they and e ach of them were ordered within fifteen days from the entry of the said order , to file in the Clerk' s Office of this Court with the record of this proceeding , a written statement , as follows : 1. Setting forth whether or not the several tracts or parcels of land within the area sought to be condemned , ownership of which is claimed by them or in which they claim an interest , and with reference to which they have severally filed their objections are the same tracts or parcels which were found by the Appraisal Commissioners to be the lands severally owned by them or in which they claim or appear to have an interest , as shown and delineated on said map read together with said report and exhibit sheets; and , . 2 If not , showing by reference to said map , the boundary lines of the tracts or parcels severally claimed by said objectors or in which they severally claim an interest , and setting forth in detail by reference to sidd map and the numbered tracts or subdivisions shown thereon , the precise location of the tracts or parcels of land severally claimed by them , or in which they severally claim an interest ; And it likewise appearing that no one of said named parties have offered any reasonable explanation for such failure ; LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG F R O N T R O Y A L , V A* �r- ' - V v Upon motion of petitioner , it is now ordered that unless said named parties , either in person or by attorney do on or before November 14 th , 1932 , comply with the said order , or file in writing with the record of this proceeding in the Clerk s Office , a reasonable explanation for ’ failure so to do , thenceforth this case will be proceeded with 4* ex parte . as to any of said named parties failing so to do (LLuJ £ - - ~ . CS IA 4 A *?Tl <XJut / hjLsy e ? <L7 L ^ ^ y . ^ f -AX^a — & TT / ksL , <r> - - U t s 7 1/ ^ dt LA* * /3 / au 6~xri\ * ^ —^ — — -^ ^ sO i Vt ~y /> V / # “ .. J V>t>*y *7tnS S j & c &/ f / A * VIRGINIAS . 3r^ , 1932 Clark ' s Office o f Rappahannock C i r c u i t Court , Nov « The f o r e g o i n g v a c a t i o n o r d e r was t h i s d a y received i n t h e s a i d o f f i c e and e n t e r e d as t h e r e i n d i r e c t e d Teste : 1 _ * LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG F R O N T ROYAL , VA ; *% • . . Clerk 7/ N �r i i V: % - The State Commission on Conserva tion & Development of the State of Virginia, Petitioner, - Clifton Ayley, et als, etc * %? Lj . Order * * Enter 1 t . Judge 4 4 * <* .• !A P j ' , 1 v v< H * r A JL » �X &>- Urs. - o / ^ , * if —- VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY . . The State Commission on Conservation and Development of Petitioner. the State of Virginia . V AT LAW NO. 149 - Clifton Aylor and others and Thirty Seven Thousand Four Defendants Hundred (37,40.0) Acres of land, More or Less, -- . This day came the State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia, the above named Petitioner, by counsel, and exhibited the record of the above styled proceed • ing, and announced its purpose and intention to move and pray the c l a y of February, 1934, to enter Judgment in Court on the J. rem, in substantially the form, words and figures shown in a pro posed draft thereof hereinafter set forth at length, (but with such modifications as to the amounts of "value ” and "incidental damages" shown in the table included in said draft as may have been ordered at the date of entry of said judgment, under auth ority of Section 36 of the Public Park Condemnation Act) condemn ing to the use of the Petitioner each of the several tracts of land within the area described in the petition which are several ly designated in the table included in said proposed draft of said judgment by the respective numbers thereof as shown, desig nated and delineated on the County Ownership Map filed with the report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein; and also to move for such other and further relief as Petitioner may be advised, including orders for the dismissal of this pro ceeding in respect of any or all the various tracts of land shown and delineated on said Map which Petitioner may decide not to ac quire as authorized under Section 22 of the Public Park Condemna tion Act; and thereupon Petitioner moved the entry of an order setting this proceeding for hearing on said date, and directing any and all the parties of record in this proceeding, if they de sire to oppose the entry of said judgment in rem, to show cause, if any such cause there be, in writing filed with the record of this proceeding not later than five days prior to the said date, why the said judgment in rem should not be entered on the motion and prayer of the Petitioner - • - -- - - - -- - . It appearing from the said record that the respective values of the fee simple estate in each and all of the said tracts of land as to which Petitioner purposes to pray for judgment in rem, and the respective amounts of incidental damages which will result from the proposed condemnation thereof have been determin ed, ascertained and set forth in the report filed by the Board of Appraisal Commissioners heretofore appointed in this proceed ing ; and it appearing from the report of the said Board of Ap praisal ^Commissioners and of the Special Investigators hereto fore appointed in this proceeding that guardians ad litem have -- - - -* * ' �•'i - - this 2 been appointed and have appeared in proceeding on behalf of all infants, insane persons, and persons under other legal disabilities who, after diligent search, were found and reported by said Special Investigators or otherwise shown to have any real claim of right, title, estate or interest in or to any of the lands described in the petition filed herein; and upon the motion of the Petitioner, by counsel, it is ordered that this proceeding be set for hearing on the said day and date, at 11:00 A M and that any or all of the parties of record in this proceeding, who purpose or desire to op pose the entry of the said judgment in rem, show cause , if any such cause there be, in writing filed with the record of this proceeding not later than five days prior to the said date, why the said judg ment in rem should not be entered on the motion and prayer of the . . - - ' . Petitioner . It is further ordered that the Petitioner shall forthwith mail or cause to be mailed a copy of this order to all parties of record in the proceeding who have or appear to have any claim of right, title , estate or interest in or to any of said tracts of land, as set forth in said report filed by the Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein, or who have excepted to the findings in said report with relation to said tracts of land, whose post office addresses have been filed with the record, as provided in Section 7 of the Public Park Condemnation Act, to their several post office addresses thus filed with the record; and to the guardians ad litem, appointed herein for all infants, insane persons, or persons under other legal disability who have or appear to have any claim of right, title, estate, or interest in or to any of the said tracts of lands or to the proceeds arising out of the condemnation thereof or to incidental damages arising from such con demnation, as set forth in the report filed by the Special Investi gators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein, to the post office addresses of said guardians ad litem as shown by the record or otherwise known to the Petitioner; and further to the attorneys of record representing any of the parties of record in these proceedings or any of the said guardians ad litem, or any of said infants, insane persons, or persons under other legal dis ability , to their respective addresses as shown in the record or otherwise known to the Petitioner ; and the Petitioner is further ordered to file with the record of this proceeding, a verified statement in writing showing the mailing of such copies of this order, to whom mailed and the date of said mailing -- - . The following is the proposed draft of the judgment in rem which the Petitioner purposes and intends to move and pray the Court to enter as aforesaid: "This day came the tate Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia, the above named Petitioner, by counsel, and exhibited to the Court the record of the above styl ed proceeding, and showed to the Court: - "(1) That this proceeding has been conducted under the provisions of the Public Park Condemnation Act (Acts of the General Assembly of Virginia of 1928, page 1036: Code of 1930, Section . 4388, et seq ) - "(2) That there was incorporated in the notice for pub lication herein, provided in Section 9 of the said Public Park Condemnation Act, the notice and warning touching incidental �. -- damages set out in Section No 3 20 of said Act ; - " (3) That this proceeding was had upon newspaper publi cation of notice, warning ’all persons whomsoever ’ as provided in Section No 12 of said Act; . ”(4) That the report of the Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners heretofore appointed in this proceeding, filed herein discloses a final and conclusive ascer tainment and determination of the value of the fee simple estate in each of the numbered tracts of land shown in the table herein after set out and for which judgment of award condemning the same to the use of the Petitioner is moved and prayed by Petitioner; and of the amount of incidental damages which will result from the condemnation of each of the said tracts for the use of Peti tioner, on account of which any person who has appeared and is entitled to be heard, has submitted claims, or on account of which it appears from the said report of Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, filed as aforesaid, any infant, insane person, or person under legal disability, or any person not entitled to be heard at the hearing provided in Section No 12 of said Act, has a real and well founded claim, or on account of which it has been made to appear that any infant, insane per son or person under other legal disability has any real and well founded claim; - - , - . - "(5) That the record discloses an ascertainment and determination of said Board of Appraisal Commissioners, as shown by the said report filed as aforesaid, of the fact or facts of value of all, or substantially all,claims of right, title, estate, or interest by such owners or claimants, in or to each of the said respective tracts, and amount of any real claim which any of such persons, or any other person, or persons, who have appeared and are entitled to be heard, may have In the proceeds of each of said respective tracts; "(6) That a longer since the ’day certain ’ fixed herein on or before which all appear and answer or plead as period than sis months has elapsed by the order of the Court entered interested persons were warned to provided in Section No 9 of said Act; . "(V ) That a longer period than sixty days has elapsed since said report of Special Investigators and Board of Appraisal Commissioners was filed in the Clerk ’s Office of this Court ; "(8) That neither Petitioner, nor any other person has filed, or presented any motion praying this Court or the Judge there of to decline to accept or to disapprove any of the findings of facts of value and incidental damages so ascertained and determin ed by said Board of Appraisal Commissioners as shown by their said report with reference to any of said tracts; or if any such motion or exception has been filed or presented with respect to said tracts or any of them, such motion or exception has been unconditionally overruled or dismissed, or withdrawn, or has been overruled, or dis missed, or withdrawn in so far as such motion or exception relates to the findings of value and incidental damages set forth in said report after amendment of such findings by consent of the Petition er and the exceptant or movant, under the provisions of Section 36 of the Public Park Condemnation Act - - . "(9) That each of said tracts is located wholly within - - �-4 the boundary lines of the lands sought to be condemned and set forth and described in the petition filed herein, and is separately shown, delineated and designated by number on the County Ownership Map, and described in the above mentioned report of the Spe cial Investigators and Board of Appraisal Commissioners, with which said County Ownership Map was filed and of which it forms a part ; ”( 10) That diligent inquiry and search was made by the Special Investigators appointed herein as to the existence of any land, or parcels or tracts of land, or right or title or interest or estate therein, within the boundary line set forth in the pe tition, or of Any real claim in or to the proceeds of any such land, or right, or title, or estate, or interest in the event of its condemnation, owned by any infant, insane person, or person under other legal disability, or any property or properties owned by such person or persons which will be damaged by the taking of land within the boundary line set forth in the petition, beyond the peculiar benefits that will accrue to such property or properties of such persons from the acquisition of the land, or estate, or interest therein, sought to be condemned and the use of the same for a public park or for public park purposes; and the names of all such persons found by the said Special Investigators or otherwise known to the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, were reported in the said report of the Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein; and guardians ad litem were appointed in this proceeding for each and all of such persons; "(11) That Petitioner, in compliance with the order set ting this proceeding for hearing on its motion and prayer for a judgment in rem condemning the hereinafter mentioned tracts of land to its use, and forthwith upon the entry of said order, mail ed a copy thereof to all parties of record in this proceeding who appear to have any claim of right, title, estate or interest in or to any of the said numbered tracts of land, as set forth in said report filed by the Special Investigators, and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein, or who have excepted to the findings in said report with relation to said tracts, whoso post office addresses have been filed with the record, as provid ed in Section V of the Public Park Condemnation Act, to their several post office addresses thus filed with the record; and to the guardians ad litem appointed herein for all infants, insane persons, and persons under other legal disability, who appear to have any claim of right , title, estate, or interest in or to any of the said tracts of -land, or to the proceeds arising out of the condemnation thereof or to incidental damages arising from such condemnation, as set forth in the said report filed by the Spec ial Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appoint ed herein after diligent search made for such persons as set out in said report, to the post office addresses of said guardians ad litem as shown by the record or otherwise known to the Petitioner; and further to the attorneys of record representing any of the parties of record in these proceedings or any of said guardians ad litem T> r any of said infants, insane persons or person under other legal disability, to their respective addresses as shown in the record or otherwise known to the Petitioner; and thereafter Petitioner filed with the record a verified statement in writing showing the mailing of such copies of said order, to whom mailed and the date of mailing - - - . �-5"(12) That all the provisions and requirements of said Public Park Condemnation Act, and specifically the provisions of Section 11 and Section 38 thereof, have been complied with and the facts shown and disclosed by the record entitle the Peti tioner to the judgment in rem condemning each of the said tracts to the use of Petitioner as moved and prayed by Petitioner . "it is, accordingly, adjudged and red, upon the mo tion and prayer of the Petitioner, by counselorde that , the fee simple estate in each of the several tracts described in the Special Investigators and Board of Appraisal Commissi report of the oners filed with the record of this proceeding and numbered show , n and delineat ed on the County Ownership Map filed with and made a part of said report, the County Ownership Map number of which is set fort h in the following table, is hereby condemned to the use of the Peti tion er upon the Petitioner paying into the custody of this Cour t for , the use and benefit of the person or persons enti tled ther eto , the sum ascertained and determined, and shown and osed in the report of the Special Investigators and the Board discl of Appraisal Commission ers appointed herein as filed herein, or as modified under the pro visions of Section 36 of the Public Park Conde mnati on Act, to be the value of the fee simple estate in said trac toge t ther with the amount of the incidental damages resulting from the cond emna tion thereof ascertained and determined by said Board of Appra isal Com missioners, which sum and amount of incidental dama ges are as shown and separately set out in the following table, whic h tabl e cons ti tutes an integral part of this judgment , and are here expre ssly stated as constituting the award for each of the said tracts here in contained, and upon the payment into the cust ody by Petitioner of the amount thus stated as constitu of this Court ting the award for any such tract the fee simple estate ther oin shal l vest in the Petitioner as provided in Sections 13 and 38 of said Public Park Condemnation Act - - -- - . "But nothing herein contained shal be construed as re quiring or obligating Petitioner to pay the lsaid them into the custody of the Court or to acquire awards or any of tracts, and Petitioner may at its election acquireall or any of said any one or more of said tracts by payment into the custody of tho Cour t of the amount stated herein as tho award therefor - . "The following table sots forth columns under appro priate explanatory headings: First, underin the the numbers of the several tracts designated byheading ’Tract N0 ', number and shown and delineated on the above mentioned County Owne described in the said report of the Special Inve rship Map and Board Of Appraisal Commissioners filed with the stigators and the record of this pro ceeding, each of which is condemned herein to the uso of tho Pe titioner; Second, under tho heading Value the , ’ ' simple estate in each of the said tracts as asce value of the fee rtained and deter mined by the said Board of Appraisal Commissi oner the heading ’Incidental Damages , the amount of s; Third, under tho incidental 'ed by said damages ascertained and determin Boar of Appraisal Com d missioner s which will result from condemnation here * numbered t^ract in the corresponding column of the under of the table; Fourth, under the heading 'Aggregate , tho aggregate of the ' value and of the amount of incidental damages ascertained and dete the said Board of Appraisal Commissioners with refe rmined by rence to the numbered tract in the corresponding column of the tabl e, which - . - - _ - �-6 -- aggregato amount as shown in tho table is stated and set out here in as constituting the award for the said tract upon its condemna tion to the use of the Petitioner. But in any instance wherein the original findings of said Board as to value or damages set forth in said report have been modified in arbitration proceedings, or by stipulation or otherwise, under authority of Section 36 of the Public Park Condemnation Act this table shows under the respect ive headings of " value" and A incidental damages" and "aggregate" the original findings of said Board stricken out by a lino running through such findings and aggregate and the modified findings and aggregate have been inserted in the table in lieu of the original findings and aggregate thus stricken from tho table. - (A ) The foregoing notwithstanding, it is further adjudged and ordered that the fee simple estate which may or shall bo acquir ed by the Petitioner, herounder, in any or all of the said tracts of land is and shall be subject nevertheless to such easement of passage and right of way therein or thereover as have heretofore been acquired or are now claimed by the United States of America, which easement and right of way is described in said report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, in Exception 1 of the body of said report as an easement of passage and right of way on or over a strip of land one hundred feet wide running through tho tracts mentioned in said Exception 1 of said report, the value of which easement of passage and right of way was not ascertained or determined by the said Board of Appraisal Commissioners; and it further appearing from the said report that the said United States of America owns or claims the fee simple estate in said strip of land and that the value of the said fee simple estate in the said strip of land owned or claimed by the United States subject to said easement of passage and right of way thereon or thereover, has been ascertained and determined by the said Board to be one dollar, U. S. currency, the fee simple estate in said strip of land is hereby condemned to the use of the Petitioner subject to said easement of passage and right of way, upon the payment of the said amount of one dollar into the custody of the Court for the use and benefit of the person or persons entitled thereto, which said amount is hereby stated and set out as constituting the award for the fee simple estate in said strip of land subject to tho said easement of passage and right of - . way (B) Tho foregoing notwithstanding, it is further adjudged and ordered that tho fee simple estate which may or shall bo acquir ed hereunder by the Petitioner in any or all of said tracts of land, is subject nevertheless to such rights of way and easements in, on or over such tracts or any of them for tho erection, mainte nance, repair, replacement and operation of polos and wires or other appliances or means for the transmission of electricity as have heretofore been acquired therein by the South East Public Ser vice Corporation, to which reference is made in Exception 2 in body of said Report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners; and by the Page Power Company of Virginia Incorporated, to which reference is made in Exception 3 in tho body of said Report, - . - . �TRACT NO. 24 54 54 54 57 59 70 VALUE INCIDENTAL DAMAGES $5974.30 -- 1 11 --1IV 71-1 103- a 8.00 1186.50 8.00 1095.00 1110.00 224.00 60.00 142 142 a 148 151 151 a 2135.00 1855.00 395.29 1502.50 16500.00 307.75 -- 106 1 106 11 152 164 164 a 164 b 166 167 169 173 - - None None 14276.00 260.00 None None None 1110.00 None None 224.00 60.00 2135.00 1855.00 395.29 None None None N one None None None None None None None 2107.34 8.00 None None None 2993.00 14276.00 260.00 None None 1000.00 150.00 325.00 115.50 853.00 $5974.30 1186.50 8.00 1095.00 None 1510.00 AGGREGATE 1502.50 16500.00 307.75 1310.00 2993.00 1000.00 150.00 825.00 115.50 853.00 2107.34 See Exception numbered One in the body of the report filed by the Board of Appraisal Commissioners with reference to the above set out values of tracts numbered 151 a, 164, 166 and 167 - » • . ��. VIRGINIA . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation & Development of the State of Virginia, Petitioner , . v - Clifton Aylor , and others , and thirty seven thousand , four hundred ( 37 , 400 ) acres of land , more or less, defendants . Upon motion of petitioner , the Board of Appraisal Commissioners are ordered to submit forthwith to the Judge of this Court , their report of findings of the fact , or facts of value of the lands sought to be acquired and of the various tracts thereof , as well as their findings Qf incidental damages, in accordance with the provisions of Section 4388 ( 31 ) of the Code of Virginia, 1930 ; and if there be any trqct , or parcels of land within the area sought to be acquired as to which no conclusion of fact of value , or as to incidental damages has been reached by the Board , . any and all such tracts shall be so reported , or so designated in said report 4' . 4 * f * LAW OFFICES WEAVER ft ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL , VA. • �\ % - o The State Commisa on ofl Conser vation & Development of the State of Virginia, petitioner, 1• 'V. < . Clifton Aylor, et als, etc Order: t * > Enter: « * • / c c . Judge - *> * * * I •* * l JL �* t . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ON RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY. VIRGINIA The State Commission on Conservation & Development Petitioner , of the State of Virginia , . ! v - Olifton Ayler and others, and thirty seven thousand four hundred ( 37 , 400 ) acres , of land , more or less, Defendants . It being made to appear to the Court that within the area sought to be condemned there are the hereinafter described respective tracts of land in which the hereinafter named respective - infants and insance persons have interests, to wit : . Keyser , A traet of 124 acres , owned by Lula W an insane person ; A tract of aboue 200 * acres , commonly called the . Frazier land , in which Russell Bailey , Melvin Bailey , Elmer , - Jeff T Bailey infants own a one fourth interest ; A tract of 100 acres , belonging to Elizabeth Yancey, an insane person ; A tract of 140 acres , . commonly called the John S Dodson tract , in which the children of Fred Dodson of Front Royal , Va • J namely, James Dodson , Paul Dodson and Margaret Dodson , have an interest ; A tract of 252 acres , commonly known as the Flora . Monroe Dodson, infant son cf Lela Dodson land , in which K Brook Dodson , deceased , has an interest ; . J. A traet of 22 aeres , belonging to Amos Weakley , an insane person ; ^ , A tract of 52 . F. known as the lands of J Dodson acres and 31 acres respectively deceased , which tract belongs to his infant children , namely , Virgil Dodson , Hensel Dodson , Bessie Doddon, Bernard Dodson and Mamie Atkins , sub ject to the dower right therein of their mother ; * • LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG F R O N T R O Y A L , V A. *, * I �\ 1 »*• A tract of 23 acres* known as the Alice Nicholson tract, . in which the following infants have an interest; Roseoe Burke, Theo Burke, 1 Curtis Burke, Bertha Burke, Reid Burke, Mary Burke, Juanita Burke, James Burke ; said infants owning the whole tract, subject to the dower of their . mother . Upon consideration whereof 1. W Chelf, a discreet and competent attorney at law practicing at the Bar of this Court is assigned as Guardian ad Litem for said respective infants and insane persons, in this proceeding; and said Guardian ad Litem is directed to do all acts, take all necessary steps to the end that the interests and rights of said . infants and insane persons may be properly protected * The Clerk of this Court is directed to mail a copy of . this order to said Guardian ad Litem < 9 ! I- 4 • i n i *LAW OFFICES WEAVER 8c ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL , VA. �* . A £ The State Commission on Conservation & Development of the State of Virgi nia, Petitioner, l - v. o Clifton Ayler and others, etc * Defendants* ! f iv . * , % % Order * h : v ! 4 > Enter: * \ n i y <?AA- , — Judge r * « 9 ••/ * * f n } i i/ . mm % v i �. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK VIRGINIA . COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation & Development of the State of Virginia Petitioner , , V* - Clifton Aylor , and others , and thirty seven thousand , four hundred ( 37 ,400 ) acres of land , more or less, defendants . The Board of Appraisal Commissioners having submitted to the Judge of this Court, their report in accordance with his order entered herein on the S* ^ ! day of January , 1932 , the Petitioner , by counsel , this day appeared and moved that he be allowed to inspect said report for the purpose of ascertaining such facts therefrom as may be useful and necessary to enable - him to prepare a motion for the disnissal of these proceedings for the condem nation of such of the lands described in the petition , as he may decide not to i acquire in accordance with the right given him under Section 4383 ( 22 ) ; which motion is granted but with the provision that such inspection of said report shall be made by petitioner , his counsel , agents, or employees , under the . supervision and control of the Judge of this Court \ •. LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG F R O N T R O Y A L , V A. i �I j'. & * •% - The State Commission on Conser vation and Development of the State of Virginia, Petitioner, * « \ v* i . Clifton Aylor, et als, etc Order: % % Enter: O ^CUJLACUJLMA . / us Judge 4^ » • *4 4> T1 4 ks 4~». a ^. 3 u M * L > �\ . State Commission on Conservat on & Developement of Virginia . Va . Clifton Aylor, &c• » 37,400 acres of land, &c . . Hudson, by counsel, This day came the claimant, Ii H - and likewise came the State Commission on Conservation & Devel opement of the State of Virginia, by counsel, and - the said claim ant filed his motion to set aside the finding o£ findings of fact or facts of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners in relation to the value of the 300 acres, more or less, of the claimant embraced within the above entitled condemnation proceedings, together with the grounds of his said motion in writing, said motion being this day filed by agreement of parties by counsel, together with the . leave of Court for good cause shown * ft * * 1 * * ri # / ft f * * • « l �mgm - t I - V I - v c 3 e 3- f • vsC < a y - d vrconcC no nc i e r . • • ;c l < # •JS . i tl 6 emioo tfl 08JhirE - . , - .., . 0 i. . " . .. ,.Z ' i .L tdrr. •.« I a t • oA '« * - • . i x . : o -oix . a , • .arf & « Iet ' ffsi esniJbrrfT - ai cd ' J Jbeo «Tcfm9 d"i X - - , Axnij ix V /. ' Lolo ' •?; ' * 1 I lo * egol i 9. ' n d # •« sgod * sYocfjB ' io arid nirldrw 1; ^^ ." lo eAntioig lfc.Sc airi ^ xd xiw ' x noido s*~* , IOWTJJOO vc cLpidiBCf lo dnamaalsa ^ ***** f *H X< fcalil * 9rid x ^ as icl dmoO Io SVBOI- sax < cs> - #«£ A, \ ad O .B‘1 OS arid lo anlsv slid rrrs -TNS2S • \ 'io • ^aaj2 on £ xi5*rt ’j t.- Jcr# * X) ( *D aaxwaiil bits lo ad .siS arid- 'to dxtaraqo ^ .n alii SITTJSO ^ ^rTr rr ? eienoiaexiraiioO laei iqqA lo LIBCS sxid o noiillO • b ei . levsCl $ noi tjsvi 98 rroO nc a . xsexr .inoC adsdE arid ?» *O1YA * % % «• • •sr V 1 / . * E \ 1' % ' 1 • TV �Q VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation and Development petitioner of the State of Virginia AT LAW NO. 149 . V Clifton Aylor and others and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred ( 37 ,400 ) Acres of Land , More or Less Defendants . On the 12th day of March , 1934, came the petitioner in the above styled proceeding, by counsel, and exhibited to the Court the record thereof , including the report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners and the judgment in rem, en- . tered on the 13th day of November , 1933, condemning Tract HO 147 to the use of the petitioner upon payment , to the person or persons entitled thereto , of the amount set forth in the said judgment as the award for the taking of said tract . Thereupon, petitioner showed to the court that un- der a stipulation entered into in open Court at the hearing of this proceeding on November 13, 1933 , petitioner obligated . itself to pay into the custody of the court the amount ascertained to be the value of certain improvements alleged to * . s. M. Hudson, have been placed upon the said tract by Mrs claiming to be the owner thereof , since the date of the filing of the said report , for the use and benefit of the person or persons entitled under the said judgment , to receive the award set forth therein for the taking of said Tract No. 147 , the • . agreement or by arbi mutual by ined determ be to said amount * ' . tration Petitioner further showed to the Court that thereafter the petitioner and the said S. M Hudson , expressly agreed in pursuance of said stipulation , that the value of . the said improvements placed upon the said tract since the sal date of the filing of the report of the Board of Apprai -l- V �. # J Commissioners , should he taken to he the sum of $100.00; and petitioner prayed leave of Court to pay into the custody of the Court .the said sum of $100.00 , for the use and benefit of - the person or persons entitled thereto under the above men tioned stipulation. Upon consideration whereof it is adjudged and ordered that leave should he and is granted the petitioner to pay into the custody of the Court the sum of $100.00 , for the use and benefit of the person or persons who were entitled to receive the amount set forth in the judgment in rem, entered herein on the 13th day of November , as the award for the taking of Tract No. 147 described and numbered in the report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners herein ; and that payment of the said sum into the -- custody of this Court may and should be made by payment of the said sum of $100.00 to the Clerk of . this Court under authority of this order t -i * f • • * -2- ��^ -v— ( h 1 4 A4; . , *1 s , . (9 — Q4 jt t A.> * 1 ^# fcfi 4-£4 0 f /. f ?f ^ i fcy £ (p fkur AJJ U* JM fjts*V tj 9ltQ t**H*cjL Ja i tst i £ ^ -vj ^4 iii * & - U (jl&-K L %^ ( — >LXv 4, /f l tl " I / V \ ( 1 r^ F ~ / ~ 1 )yv -w . K * Cl 4 / &£Y> mM , ' f 2* -UH^ ffhi ( O ? ^ - *1 ^9ot U*VVJU ^ i i * % 1 * « \ < . . 5 * Lby {\ // f / rZ trV i , . mm f r djuJLu. �I * - i> i » i * * t « ' �VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation and Development of petitioner the State of Virginia . . V . AT LAW NO 149 Clifton Aylor and others and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred ( 37,400 ) Acres of land , more or less, Defendants . STATE OF VIRGINIA COUNTY OF WARREN ) ( SS. 1 I do solemnly swear that on the 27 th <lay of Trniflpv 1934, I mailed to each of the hereinafter named persons t o the post office address set opposite the name of each, a true copy of the order of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County, , 1934, in the Virginia , entered on the 26thflay of January above styled proceeding ~ ^ . ” �c NAME POST OFFICE ADDRESS Miller, G. Tyler Miller , Mrs John J Miller , W. A. - Agent Settle , Julia M lies, Alfred B Grannis, YJilliam Front Royal, Va Larkin, William T. Attorney 1316 continental . . . . . E. Manuel, R . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . .. Paul Taylor, Priest, A. M. Cheatham, R. L. Clark, Addie Frank Atkins, J. W. Ridge Land Corporation De«Jarnette, H. M DeJarnette, E. H. Jr Kelly, J T Brumback , E G Brumback, J F - Executor Estes, James A Kendall, D H Hoffman, Walter W - Attorney Jackson, E Hilton Atkins, Britton L Menefee , B W - Agent Williams, J A Blue . . . .. ... .. . Swindler, 0 B Cox , Frank H Brumback, Mrs Madge Oliver , Mrs W T Houser , Mrs W J Baggarly, Mrs Gertrude ... Washington, va Washington, Va Washington, Va . .. Conard Apartments, Washington,D C • Room 402 - 110 East Lexington st Baltimore, Md . . . Trust Building Baltimore, Md Y/ashington, Va Orange , Va <> Orange, va Culpeper, Va - R F. D 4 Luray, Va Luray, Va Sperryville, Va Front Royal, va stg• > Co , Ridgewood,N J % Hoffman , Washington,D C Building d Woodwar ilie , Va Sperryv Sperryville, Va Luray, Va . .. . . .. . .. . ... .. 4419 P. Street, N.W.,Washington,D.C Luray, Va. Beahm, va. Beahm, Va. io R. W. Keyser, president Luray, Va. Sperryville, va. Ashland , va. Luray Va. ^ , Va. Fairfax . Luray, . va Los Angeles, Calif Portland, Oregon �Given under my hand this 6 th lay of February STATE OF VIRGINIA ) | ( BOUNTY OF WARREN ) , . 1934 - TO WIT: On this the 6 th day of February , 1934, before me, a Notary Public in and for said County and state, personally appeared Emma K Stokes who, being first duly sworn, made oath that she is the secretary to S H Marsh, supervisor of parks of the State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia, and that as such secretary she has charge of the office of said Commission in the town of Front Royal, Virginia , and of the records and files of said office; and that the matters and things set forth in the foregoing statement are true . .. . Given under my hand this 6 th day of February > . 1934 »v PUBLIC ' MY COMMISSION EXPIRES ON THE \ -0 �1 \ \ i t V I \ V f' -i + * i C A/ i * * * - »r » ** • 7 i « . : FILED IIST < CLERK’S OFFICE : LS RAPPAHANNOCK COUNT'Y 1 «, 1 Teste: -^ 'SJj£i . Clerk * ' t « -' / -» . r. V o 1 *> 1 > J �t f IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY. STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA. VS. )( ORDER OF REFERENCE CLIFTON AYLOR, &C. This cause came on to be heard again this /7~~ day of January, 1934, upon the petition of W. M. Varner, J. A. Varner, . Varner, asserting Charles N. Spitler, and John H their ownership of and claim for Tract No. 104-11 which the petitioner in the above entitled condemnation proceedings has reported as a lap on 0 . Overall, deceased, the lands belonging to the heirs of Julia C . Huffman and and the petition of James W Charles N. Spitler asserting their ownership of and claim for Tract No. 199-III, which the petitioner in the above entitled condemnation proceedings has reported as a lap on the lands belonging jointly to C. J. Miller, Jr., Louise Miller Price, and the heirs of W. L. Taylor, deceased, and it appearing to the Court that the heirs of the said Julia C. Overall are unknown and also non-residents of the State of Virginia, and that the heirs of the said ” • L. Taylor are unknown t and are likewise non-residents of the State of Virginia, and on 4 consideration thereof the Court doth adjudge and order that this cause be referred to one of the Commissioners in chancery of the Rappahannock Circuit Court, who shall ascertain, state and report ' to the Court as follows: (1). Who are the true and lawful owners of said Tract of land No.* 104-11, which is reported in the names of both . M. Varner, J. A. Varner, the said W Charles N. Spitler and John H. Varner and the heirs of Julia C. Overall, deceased, or who is FORD & KEYSER ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW LURAY, VIRGINIA ;• > i invested with a superior or better right or claim of title in and � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Objections to Board of Appraisals Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context objections-to-board-of-appraisals-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/7246789d90ab9089a405680fb6dc36ab.pdf 5e7cf5254d9855ee127979e2c4302b7b PDF Text Text 1 • « V . VIRGINIA IN TEE CIRCUIT CO RT OF RAPRI; STOCK COU:TTY ' . IN HE: PETITION OF THE STATE COM 'ISSTJK ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF TIE OTA . -ORDER OF VIRGINIA . 7 There was this 7th day of April , 1930 , presented to the Judge of this court , in vacation, the petition of the State Conmission on Conservation and Development , with exhibits thereto attached , and verified by affidavit as required by law , praying leave to file said petition , with exhibits , and praying further that the court shall make and direct an Order of Notice as prescribed in Sections 9 and 20, Chapter 410 of the Acts of the General Assmbly of Virginia of 1928 ( Public Park Condemnation Act , page 1036 of the Acts of 1928 ) , fixing a day certain on or before which any and -11 persons owning or claiming any right , title , estate or interest in or to the land withia the area set forth and described in said petition , or in or to the proceeds arising upoa the condemnati n of said L -. nds , or to damage or damages as contemplated and provided for under Section 2u of said Act , sh ? 11 appear , and by appropriate pleading assert their several or respective demands or elfims , and praying further that the Court may , by its order designate some newspaper for the publication notice, and that rules may be m ae fixing dates for the appearance of said and the filing of pleadings by parties owning or claiming any right , title, estate or interest in or to said lands, or in or to the proceeds arising upon a condemnation thereof , or to said damage or dam; es and the same was , . thereupon argued by counsel 7* _ on consider tion whereof , the Court doth other that the U. se the LAW OFFICES WEAVER a ARMSTRONG . FRONT ROYAL , VA day of day on or y , 19 be and the same is hereby fixed efore which any and all such persons so ownihg or claiming �1 any right , title, estate or interest in or to said lands above mentioned , or in or to the proceeds arising upon a candemnntion of said l ? nds , or to damage , or damr . as as contemplated and provided for under Section 20 of said Act shell appear , and by appropriate pleading , assert their several or - r spactive uem : nds or cl ims; And the Blue Ridge Guide , a newspaper published and , circulated in Rappahannock County , Virginia is hereby designated as the newspoperin which said notice shall be published ; The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County , Virginia , is hereby directed to prepare and deliver to said newspaper the above menti ned notice for publication by said newsprper , end said newsp per shall publish the same once a week for four ( 4 ) successive weeks; .Said shall be in conformity notice and the proceedings had in connection therewith . ith 7 and substantially as the form set forth in Sections 9 and 20 of said Public ’"’ark Condemn? tion Act , and shal contain the ^ names of persons and classes of persons owning or claiming or possibly owning or claiming some right , title , estate or interest in or to the 1- nd or any part thereof , or to the proceeds arising from the condemnation thereof , or to damage or damages as contemplated and provided for by Section 20 of , 3aid jgether with the respective residences aid addresses of said persons and classes of person - and whether they are residents or non re ir. ents of the State of Virginia ; laid Clerk sh : 11, as early as practicable and. not exceeding five days after the day of entry of this order , make and deliver to the heriff of Rappahannock Qouhty , Va , , a sufficient number of copies of said notice for the purpose of posting , and return as hereinafter ordered ; /'aid said . '.heriff shnl _, as early as practicable , and not exceeding five days after the receipt of such copies , post or posted one copy of the same at the front door of the ^ ourt cause to be House of Rappahannoc ] : Co mty , Virgiiia , end shall make due return of such posting upon one of a r i d . copies LAW OFFICES WEAVER 6c ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL, VA . �• c And, said Cleric shrll, as early as practicable and not exceeding twenty days after the first public - tion of said notice, mail to each person whose nan* and address is stated i n the petition, a copy of said newspaper containing the notice, nd shell make and file as a part of the . record of the case a certificate showing the nailing of such co ies Ctcd * -jLjv L /LO O cx^ ' fry tU* ^ ^TT (? crv / id LTL^CX e. UA ^ Ze st* £ y* <LJ> 7L cX. / — . jj. l 3 O' --*-* i / — , 77 L 6 e-*L fa27H OLO-XCUULAJU* / , April VIRGINIA: Clerk' 3 Office of Rappahannock Circuit Court . 8, 1930 said The foregoing vacation order was this day received in the Court office and entered upon the Common Law Order Book of said . as therein directed f LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL, VA . ,Clerk. �- . J 9* Sr* /' / 0 !• IN HB: * * iR ' - PETITION O S THE STATS CO” MtSSlOi: uN CGIS L (VAT I ON AND DSVELOPLEiT OP TILT STATE OF VIEGI 1A . - S' if ORDER y/ 73c~S? \ ^ * JTa 4 / LAW OFFICES WEAVER 8C ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL . VA . - f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Order of Notice Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context order-of-notice-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/101156c5e3a15a6fab4499ef7c067166.pdf 23c86f96abed652e53c184cd60f7731b PDF Text Text t STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT . W I L L I A M E C A R S O N, C H A I R M A N , R I V E R T O N C O L E M A N W O R T H A M , V I C E C H A I R M A N, R I C H M O N D J U N I U S P F1S H B U R N , R O A N O K E E G R I F F I T H D O D S O N, N O R F O L K MARSHALL E. BOOKER, HALIFAX THOMAS L FARRAR, CHARLOTTESVILLE LEE LONG DANTE RICHMOND, VA. GEOLOGICAL S U R V E Y W A T E R R E S O U R C E S A N D POWER FOREST S E R V I C E P A R K S A N D L A N D S C A P E ENGINEERING A R C H A E O L O G Y A N D HISTORY STATE P U B L I C I T Y . . . . Shenandoah National Park Division . . R A G I L L I A M, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY AND TREASURER BUREAUS O F THE COMMISSION ADDRESS REPLY TO UNDERSIGNED P H O N E 8 4, F R O N T R O Y A L ADDRESS YOUR REPLY TO F R O N T ROYAL, VA. August 10, 1904 VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CP H.JPP.JUIHOCK COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation and Development of petitioner the State of Virginia . V . AT LAV HO 14S - Clifton Aylor and others and Thirty seven Thousand pour Hundred (37,400) Acres of land , More or Less, Defendants . Clerk of the court of Rappahannock County Washington, Virginia Dear Sir ; On or about the date on which we deposited the amount of the awards for the talcing of the lends condemned in the above mentioned condemnation proceeding, we filed a number of claims for a distributive share of the awards on various tracts of land based on recorded contracts for Skyline Drive rights of way , and pledges or contributions of lands or money to the Shenandoah National Park projects . He have collected a substantial number of these claims, but there are still outstanding and unpaid claims, as shown on the attached list . Hill you be good enough to advise us on the enclosed carbon copy of this list , whether the awards have been paid on any of these tracts , and , if so , whether orders for payment of our distributive share were entered at the same time, Also, if any objection has been made by any claimants to the allowance of the distributive share claimed by the State Commission on Conservation and Development , we would appreciate a note indicating the basis of ground of the objection . -1 J �Please address your reply to the Shenandoah National park Office , Front Royal , Virginia . Yours very truly , COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION STATE _ ND DEVELOPME NT By CL. C. A. C. Carson Of Counsel .. V/e should greatly appreciate your advising us in any P S case wherein the owners on the attached list have moved the court for orders on the Treasurer fcr their distributive share of the award , without at the same time including our claim for payment ; as in all such cases it is our purpose to pray the court for permission to be heard on our claims before the entry of any order of distribution in that particular case, up to this time we ourselves have not moved for orders of payment of our claims because we did not wish to embarrass the owners or to burden them with the necessity for awaiting our attendance at the hearing on their claims in any case in which they them But where objection selves raised no objections to our claims such anticipate to has been made or where there is reason y opportunit an for court objection it is our purpose to pray the any of ion of distribut to be heard before the entry of orders part of the funds in such cases . - . Enclosures . R. H. Alexander CC to judge J -2 4 �UNPAID CL.I S FILED I . A . CLERK *S OFFICE * . • .. RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY NUI.BER 59 122 .aiOUNT NAME Kelly , . T. j . M. Willis, B 0800.00 60.00 1 * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Outstanding Claims Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context outstanding-claims-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/ec5f86cda14c2adfaf9e1daa2553aa01.pdf e006d83506a8b41dfd159d8190511899 PDF Text Text . .. » r' . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY VIRGINIA. THE STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION ) ) AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATS OF ) VIRGINIA, ) Petitioner ) ) ) v. ) ) CLIFTON AYLOR, AND OTHERS, AND ) THIRTY SEVEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED (37,400 ) ACRES OF LAND, MORS OR LESS, ) : IN RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY , ) Defendants. ) . IN RE: Claim of R L. Cheatham, J. A. Williams, Paul Taylor and A. M. Priest. . Allen J Williams, being first duly sworn, upon his - years oath deposes and says that he is now thirty five years last past has of age and for more than nine been a resident of Rappahannock County, Virginia ; that he is one of the owners of the properties known as the Panorama Resort which are now owned by the claimants herein. That in November, 1923, claimants acquired from . Atkins J. W three tracts of land known as tracts Nos. 1, 2 and 3 and containing , respectively , 36, 19 and 4 acres of land , at a cost of $"7,083; tiff - that the engineers representing the plain fixed a value on said tracts of land of $7,600; that tracts Nos. 1 and 2 are located in Rappahannock County and that tract No. 3 of 4 acres is located in Page County ; that the same persons constitute the Board of Appraisal Commissioners in Rappahannock and Page Counties; that said Board of Appraisal Commissioners in Rappahannock County awarded to claimants $1,900 for 50 acres of land , which is 5 acres less than affiant . believes is contained in tracts Nos 1 and 2 in Rappahannock - - County , and is just one fourth of the value found by the plain tiff’s own witnesses. The Board of .appraisal Commissioners in �. 3 in said Page County made no report on tract No county and - made no award to claimants with respect thereto although affi ant believes that said tract containing 4 acres is within the r - proposed park area and the description contained in these con demnation proceedings in Page County. . In August , 1924 , claimants acquired from J W. Atkins . 11 lands known as lots Nos cost of £285 and £205, and 15 in Rappahannock County at a respectively , estimated the value of these lots as iy - Plaintiff ’s engineers £285 and £205, - respective In May, 1925, claimants acquired from Mary E. Smith lands . known as lots Nos 12 and 13 in Rappahannock County at a cost of £200 for each lot ; that plaintiff ’s engineers estimated the value of lot No. 12 at £300 . 13 at £200; and lot No that the Board of Appraisal Commissioners in Rappahannock County made no award on said lots Nos. 11 and 12 although affiant believes said lots are located in said Rappahannock County, but the Board in Page County awarded £200 for - said two lots, which sum is only a little over one third of the value fixed by plaintiff ’s own - . witnesses and much less than one half of the cost of said lots The Board of Appraisal Commissioners in Rappahannock County awarded to the claimants £200 . 13 and for lots No 15, which is - - less than one half of the cost and of the value fixed by plain . tiff ’s own witnesses Claimants acquired in the years 1924, 1925 and 1928 lands known as lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, all located in Page County . 5 which except a portion of lot No at a cost of said lots of £1,610. £1,610. is in Rappahannock County, Plaintiff ’s engineers placed a value upon The Board of Appraisal Commissioners in Rappahannock County made no award upon these lands although a . 5 is located part of said lot No in said county, but the Board in Page County awarded to claimants for said five lots the sum -2- �r of #750, which is less than half of the cost of said lots and the value fixed thereon hy plaintiff's own witnesses. The claimants acquired in May, 1925, from Towson Smith , land known as lot No. 21 in Rappahannock County, at a cost of 475. ..475. Plaintiff's engineers fixed a value on said lot of # Neither the Board of Appraisal Commissioners in Rappahannock County nor the Board in Page County made any award to claimants upon this lot. In February, 1928, claimants acquired 210.5 acres of land known as Mary's Rock Tract for a consideration of #3,000. - Part of this tract is located in Rappahannock County and the re - maining part in Page County. The report of plaintiff's engi neers filed in these proceedings states that the tract was sup - g the posed to contain 250.5 acres of land , but by calculatin leave that was sold off consisting of 32 acres, it would area obviously only 196 acres, which mathematical calculation is s in the amount inaccurate. The Board made an award for 196 acre County , or a of 244 in Rappahannock County and #204 in Page # sum is only total of $448 for 196 acres in both Counties, which lands in the about one seventh of the consideration for said - . acquisition thereof by claimants When claimants acquired the above tracts of land , there badly were no improvements thereon, the lands were cut over brush and burned mountain lands with a dense growth of under were purchased much loose rock thereon. A number of such tracts es and when at auction sales held in the settlement of the estat , poor and rough said lands were acquired there was only a very mountain road leading to or past the same. - . During In about 1926 the Lee Highway was designated was completed 1928, 1929 and 1930, the paving of Lee Highway hard surfaced road, and now this highway, being a modern, wide, - -3- �r passes through said lands and furnishes an a r t e r i a l highway . C. , connecting s a i d lands with Washington , D and furnishes connecting roads from other l a r g e centers of population . Since a c q u i r i n g s a i d lands , claimants have spent a great amount of time , e f f o r t and money i n removing the under - plant - brush and loose rocks from s a i d lands , i n pruning and cultivat ing the ing trees thereon , trees and i n landscaping the p r o p e r t i e s and to shrubbery make the p r o p e r t i e s more beautiful and a t t r a c t i v e , and i n constructing roadways , paths and other s i m i l a r f a c i l i t i e s upon s a i d lands . P l a i n t i f f constructed at an expense of about $ 750 a roadway l e a d i n g from t h e entrance to these p r o p e r t i e s on the Lee Highway , a distance of about l /4 mile up the mountain , to the hotel which the claimants erected on s a i d lands . Claimants , at a cost of about $5, 000 , have erected a hotel building having fourteen rooms for guests , a l a r g e lobby or s i t t i n g room with a massive stone f i r e p l a c e i n one end , an office f o r the conduct of t h e business of t h e hotel and the resort , and with modern plumbing supplying running water , t o i l e t . f a c i l i t i e s , etc , f o r the guests 40 . . The building i s of frame constructio n h e a v i l y b u i l t with heavy frame sheeting covered with building paper , and on the front and s i d e s i s shingled with p o p l a r bark heavy . The back of the building i s covered with tar paper roofing . A wide and substantial r u s t i c porch extends around three s i d e s of t h e building . Claimants have planted many trees and shrubs i n landscaping around the structure Claimants , at a cost of about l a r g e kitchen , dining $ 3500 , have e r e c t e d a room and pantry to serve the hotel . b u i l d i n g i s separate and apart from the h o t e l but located to the same and connected therewith by r u s t i c paths building i s a frame . This near The structure , similar to the hotel , the front and s i d e s thereof being covered with p o p l a r bark -4- . The building . �i . for is fully equipped with necessary shelves, etc the purposes . for which intended Claimants have also caused to be constructed and erected on said premises a very substantial and costly building for use as a tea room. This building is located next to the . entrance and adjoining the lee Highway It is located right at the top of the Blue Bidge Mountains on said Highway. It consists of a large lobby or tea room , five guest rooms , three . rooms for help , a dining room , a kitchen and a cellar Said building is fully equipped with plumbing furnishing running water in the kitchen , dining room and bath , and toilet facilities for the guests and servants, It is a stone structure , the stones being carefully selected and matched and hauled from quarries at . the foot of the mountain The masonry is faced and pointed on either side and has eighteen inch walls, It was designed by an architect and presents an exceedingly attractive appearance , having a shingle roof with many gables and a stairway and plat - . form on the top of the house used as an observation flatform On one side there is a wing wall with a pier extending to the stone arch entrance to the roadway leading up the mountain to the hotel , and on the other side of the arch entrance is another stone wall or pier extending to the stone gasoline filling . station , which is hereinafter described one end is a massive stone on ver/ heavy foundations and on . fireplace The tea room is set The cost of the erection of the tea room building was approximately #16 , 500, and affiant believes that the present . fair cash value of the same is far in excess of such cost . The building is in &n excellent state of repair The claimants have also constructed upon said lands the following cottages for use by guests at the summer resort: A four room cottage , known as Fairview , having bath . and toilet facilities , with a large stone chimney -5 This building �1 i s of frame construct ion with a shingled e x t e r i o r and i s i n an excellen t state of r e p a i r about $1600 , . The cost of s a i d building was and a f f i a n t believes t h a t the present f a i r cash value of the same i s i n excess of such cost . as Gables , being a five room The cottage known structur e with two baths and two t o i l e t s and a l a r g e stone . chimney with a f i r e p l a c e and This i s of s h i n g l e construc tion was erected at a cost of about $1800 . The building i s i n an excellent state of r e p a i r and a f f i a n t believes that the present f a i r cash value of the same i s i n excess of the cost thereof . The cottage known as Oak Grove , which i s a two room cottage equipped with shower and t o i l e t f a c i l i t i e s , and a stone chimney and f i r e p l a c e , the construc tion being shingle s i d e s and a compositi on s h i n g l e roof . The cost of t h i s building was about $ 750 , and a f f i a n t believes t h a t the present f a i r cash value of the same i s i n excess of the The cottage known . cost as Pine Crest , which i s a three room building , having a bathroom , a l a r g e stone chimney and a This building i s of shingle construc tion and was fireplace . erected a t a cost of about . $1500 Affiant believes t h a t the present f a i r cash value of the same i s i n excess of such cost The cottage known as Valley View , which i s a seven . . The build room '’building with two bathroom s and f i v e porches ing i s of s h i n g l e construc tion on the s i d e and a compositi on s h i n g l e roof . - . I t has a l a r g e stone chimney with a f i r e p l a c e The building i s i n excellent state of r e p a i r and t h e cost of construc tion of the building was about . $2250 Affiant believes t h a t the present f a i r cash value of the same i s i n excess of such cost . A l l of such cottages have the necessar y plumbing -• f o r the t o i l e t and bath f a c i l i t i e s and are supplied with r u s t i c -6 �i to the hotel building and porches and r u s t i c pathways leading the dining room . Claimants have a l s o erected on said lands a three room caretaker ' s cottage of boarded and s t r i p p e d s i d e s and paper roof , with porches and a substantial brick f l u e , at a cost of $450 $ Two frame structures , each with composition roofs , one of two rooms and the other of four rooms , as quarters f o r servants and waitresses of such buildings was about $ 500 . . The cost of theereetion These buildings are i n a good state of r e p a i r and a f f i a n t believes t h a t the present f a i r cash value of the caretaker ' s cottage and the waitresses cottages i s thereof servants and i n excess of the cost of construction . Claimants have a l s o e s t a b l i s h e d the necessary p i p e s , drains , etc . f o r a water two and sewage system , i n c l u d i n g l a r g e s c e p t i c tanks and three smaller s c e p t i c tanks , and heaters to supply hot water to the various buildings , with the necessary housing f a c i l i t i e s f o r t h i s equipment , and have e r e c t e d a separate building used as a shower bath and t o i l e t , . equipped with necessary plumbing and other f a c i l i t i e s The cost of such construction , equipment and f a c i l i t i e s was about $2 , 000 . Affiant believes that the present f a i r cash value of such f a c i l i t i e s i s i n excess of the cost thereof * " Claimants have a l s o caused to be constructed upon t h e p r o p e r t i e s a garage near t h e h o t e l b u i l d i n g and another . garage near the tea room , at a cost of about $375 These are frame structures i n e x p e n s i v e l y b u i l t but are i n a good state of r e p a i r and affiant believes the present f a i r cash value of . the same i s i n excess of the cost Claimants have a l s o caused to be constructed a build ing formerly used - as a tea room and now known as the old tea • - house , which i s across t h e Lee Highway from the other -7 buildings �i J/ at said summer resort. This is a frame building , substantially built , with a good shingle roof , the outside of the building . being covered with bark for a rustic effect erection of said building was about . $750 The cost of the Affiant believes that the presentfair cash value of the same is in excess of . such cost Claimants have also caused to be erected on said lands a stone gasoline filling station and storage room pro - vided with toilet facilities for rest rooms for tourists* This building is a very substantial stone structure correspond - ing to the construction of the tea room and is located near The cost said tea room immediately adjoining the Lee Highway , . of the construction of said building was about $3,000 Affiant believes that the present fair cash value of said building is . in excess of the cost of construction Affiant further says that he believes that all of said buildings and improvements are in a good state of repair and preservation , the same having been from time to time re - paired as any deterioration became apparent , and that he believes that said buildings and improvements now have a fair cash value far in excess of the cost thereof , which as above shown was $38,700. That the Board of Appraisal Commissioners in $13,400, and the Board of Commissioners in Page County allowed only $14,503, as Rappahannock County allowed only Apprafsal the value of said buildings and improvements , or a total of $£7,903 . in both counties that said award of Affiant believes and therefore avers $£7,903 for said buildings and improvements is far less than the fair cash value thereof and is grossly inadequate and is less than the valuation fixed upon said . properties by the plaintiff's own engineers Claimants have completely equipped the hotel , the cottages , the sleeping rooms at the tea room , and the servants' -8 �quarte rs with good substa ntial furnit ure , includi ng beds, chairs , . e and dresser s, etc , and have procur ed and instal led a complet large supply of blanke ts, beddin g , towels, linens and other such . Claima nts have also procur ed and instal led in the dining room and the tea room a very large number of substa ntial and attrac tive tables and chairs , dishes , silver , glasswa re and supplie s . dining room linen Claima nts have also procure d and instal led in the kitche ns at the dining room and the tea room comple te equipm ent such as stoves , electr ic refrig erator s, coffee urns , . sinks , dish washing machin es, cooking utensi ls , etc - Claima nt has also procur ed and instal led in the tea room a modern soda founta in , chairs, cigar counte rs, showca ses, a radio and . settee s in the lobby thereo f Claima nts have also procure d and instal led at the gasoli ne fillin g statio n a supply of tools and equipm ent and have caused to be install ed at said fillin g statio n four gasolin e pumps and necess ary oil and grease . equipm ent All of the equipm ent on the proper ty has been pro - . cured and instal led by the claima nts at a cost of about S150.00 Affian t believ es and theref ore avers that if the lands and buildi ngs are taken by plainti ffs herein , the value of such * _ equipm ent will be almost entirel y lost and destro yed and the cost of transp orting said equipm ent to said premise s and of . instal ling the same thereo n will be entire ly lost and destro yed Affian t furthe r believ es that such equipm ent as is now instal led and locate d on said premise s has a fair cash value of at lease 9,616.75 Such equipm ent was procure d and instal led especia lly for the conduct ing on tnese premise s of a summer . resort Affian t furthe r says that since the year 1925, claima nts have expende d a large amount of labor, time and effort , and the sum of $4270.2 0 in the improv ement and cultiv ation of the grounds , trees , shrubs , paths and roadway s on said lands , -9- �and that all such expenditures have greatly added to the value . of said lands - That said improvements resulting from the ex penditure of said labor and money now have a fair cash value of at least $10,000, but that all of said value will be entirely lost to the claimants if the lands are taken by plaintiff . herein - Affiant further says that since the year 1925 claim ants have expended a large amount of time , work and effort , and the sum of $4,057.44 in advertising the land of claimants as a summer resort , and as a result thereof said premises have become well known among a large class of people as a de - sirable summer resort and there has been created an additional value to said lands for summer resort purposes of at least $20,000 and that all of said value will be taken from and lost to claimants if their lands are taken by plaintiff herein. Affiant further says that claimants have spent a large amount of time , effort and money in acquiring the lands , laying out , planning and constructing the buildings and improve - ments , improving the grounds , trees , shrubs , paths and roadways , procuring and installing the necessary suitable and desirable furniture , furnishings and equipment , bringing together and training an efficient corps of employees to operate the place as a summer resort , in advertising and creating among a large class,of people a favorable reputation of the lands as a very desirable summer resort and that all of said things have - created a very favorable reputation of the lands and the im provements as a very desirable summer resort among large classes of the public and have greatly increased the value of said lands and buildings, That all of said value has become and is a part of the special value of the lands and buildings for summer resort purposes. That affiant believes these lands and buildings as now situated thereon have a fair cash value of - 10 �over 125,000 for summer resort purposes , which is outside of and in excess of the value of such lands and buildings for ordinary uses and in excess of the cost of such lands and . buildings That the Board of Appraisal Commissioners allowed to said claimants the sum of $1,000 as the special value of That affiant be said properties for summer resort purposes . lieves and therefore avers that said amount of $1,000 - is so . grossly inadequate as to shock the conscience of the court Affiant further says that prior to 1930, the roads leading to and through said summer resort were under construction and that because thereof the business of the summer resort was not what one should and could expect under normal conditions , and that since the year 1930 abnormal conditions of a general depression have existed which has seriously decreased what one might otherwise expect of a business of a summer resort , but - that even under such adverse conditions the lands and improve ments have made a net profit which amounts to fair return upon . an investment of $100,000 Affiant believes and therefore avers that the fair market value of said lands and improvements is the sum of . $150,000 Affiant further says that the Board of Appraisal Commissioners in Rappahannock County allowed a total of $16,500 for both the lands and improvements , and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners in Page County allowed a total of $16,753, or a total of . $33,253 Affiant believes that such amount is grossly inadequate and - that the taking of such properties of claimants at such a price would constitute a confiscation of their . property for public use without just compensation - -11 �t e ' STATIC OP COUNTY OP Subscribed a n d sworn to before me , a Notary P u b l i c i n and f o r t h e County and S t a t e a f o r e s a i d , t h i s Z .. . day of J u l y , A D , 1933 aL Notary £ 4 < Public . * i * -12- ��\ - p'* ( IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CP RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY VIRGINIA. THE STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OP THE STATE OP VIRGINIA , Petitioner . v CLIPTON AYLOR , AND OTHERS , AND THIRTY SEVEN THOUSAND POUR HUNDRED ( 37,400 ) ACRES OP LAND, LI ORE OR LESS, IN RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, Defendants. IN HE; . .A Claim of R. L Cheatham , J M Priest . . and A . ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) Williams , Paul Taylor Julian S. Price , being first duly sworn , upon his oath deposes and says that he is now fifty-nine ( 59 ) years of age and has lived all of his life in Page County, Virginia ; that he is now engaged in the insurance business in Luray , in said county and state ; that until recently he was the President of the Pirst National EanK of Luray , having spent - twenty seven years as cashier of that bank immediately prior to the time that he became the President thereof ; that he is familiar with and Knows the properties owned by the ciaim ants . R. L. Cheatham , J. A. Williams , Paul Taylor and A. M Priest , which said properties are Known as the Panorama Resort ; tnat a part of the time during which affiant was connected with said Pirst National .oank of Luray , said claimants conducted their banking business at said oanK and in bnat connection the affiant oecame familiar witn the activities of said claimants in the establishment and operation of said Panorama Resort ; that for some time past affiant has written the insurance upon the buildings at said Panorama Resort and i that in his activities in the banking and other busines ’ f I in �Luray , Virginia , ne has become and is now acquainted with the values of lands and properties in that section of the mountains . where said Panorama resort is located Affiant further says that he recalls when the claim - ants began tne acquisition of lands for the establishment of said resort and that he knows that claimants acquired the . lands upon which said resort is built a number of years ago Affiant is advised that some of such lands were acquired in the year of 1922 , others in the years 1925 and 1926 , and some of tne less important lands were acquired in the year 1928 , and that he is advised that the claimants paid for said lands upon which said resort properties are built at the respective times of their purchase of said properties the aggregate sum of fourteen Thousand Nine Hundred Dollars f $14,900), without At the time of the original pur any improvements thereon . - cnases in 1922, 1925 and 1926 the lands so purchased were unimproved cut over mountain lands with a large amount of underbru sh and rocKS thereon. At that time there 'were only very poor rougn mountain roads passing or near to said lands. Since tnat time a large part of the lands near the highways has been greatly improved by the removal of underbrush and rooms , the construction of paths , roadways and similar conven - iences , by landscaping and by the establisnment , construction and operation of a modern resort notel property , including an expensive tea room building , gasoline filling station and . other conveniences next to the roadway Also since that time the Lee Highway has Dean constructed and now a broad modern . C. and hard surfaced rdad connecting with Washington , D - . centers of population passes through these lands other Such lands are located at the top of the first mountain on the Lee Highway coming from Washington , D. C. and constitute an ideal -2- �l o c a t i o n f o r a summer r e s o r t a n d t e a room p r o p e r t i e s , There i s a wonderful view of the mountains and the valleys from these properties and from the Lee Highway passing through these properties and the elevation causes the temperature i n summer t o b e s e v e r a l d e g r e e s l o w e r t h a n t h a t o f n e a r b y centers of cities and population , with cool breezes prevailing a t m o s t a l l t i m e s d u r i n g t h e summer m o n t h s . Affiant believes that the value of the lands without improvements thereon i s now two a n d a h a l f o r t h r e e t i m e s t h e owners a n d c l a i m a n t s p a i d f o r t h e same . what Affiant is further advised and believes that the Board of Appraisal Commissioners has allowed to the claimants less than five Thousand Dollars ( # 5 , 0 0 0 ) f o r t h e l a n d v a l u e w i t h o u t i m p r o v e m e n t s , a n d One T h o u s a n d D o l l a r s ( #1, 0 0 0 ) a s a s p e c i a l v a l u e o f t h e p r o p e r t i e s f o r summer r e s o r t p u r p o s e s . .- j t x i a n t oerieves that such valua- tion by the Board of Appraisal Commissioners i s grossly and manifestly inadequate and i s but a small fraction of the actual value a t t h i s time of said lands without any improvements thereon . Affiant further states that the claimants after the acquisition of the lands planned the erection and operation o f' a m o d e r n r e s o r t h o t e l ; expenditure of large that a f t e r years of work and the amounts o f m o n e y t h e y h a v e r e m o v e d a n d kept clear the underbrush , the undesirable and inconvenient loose rocks , have cultivated , improved and pruned many of the n a t i v e t r e e s t o a d d t o t n e b e a u t y o f t h e l o c a t i o n , nave p l a n t e d a l a r g e amount o f t r e e s a n d s h r u b b e r y , nave c o n s t r u c t e d roadways and paths a t convenient places over the mountain , have erected next to the Lee Highway an expensive building which i s fully equipped for the operation of a tea house or restaurant , with sleeping quarters for guests , as well as the o p e r a t o r s a n d s e r v a n t s on t h e u p p e r f l o o r o f s a i d b u i l d i n g , -3 �have also constructed at the roadway a convenient and well - stone gasoline tilling and service station , have con equipped structed at said Lee Highway a stone arch forming an entrance to the roadway leading to the hotex properties higher up the mountain , have constructed near the top of the mountain back of the tea house a substantial , convenient and well equipped hotel for the accommodation of guests , and have constructed anotner ouilding fully equipped for use as a dining room and Kiicnen for the guests at the hotel , and have constructed five ( 5) modern cottages for the use of summer guests , together with other conveniences , such as caretakers' houses , servants . shower baths , garages and tennis courts houses , Practically all of these houses and buildings are equipped with toilet and bath . facilities and with large solidly constructed stone fire places Affiant further Knows tnat said claimants have spent a large amount of time and money in building up an efficient operating personnel to operate said resort properties and in . advertising the same Affiant further states tnat he believes that if the lands upon which the resort is established and operated is taxen for a public park the value of all the investments made by the claimants herein , as well as the value of all the work and effort which they have expended in improving said properties and developing and establishing said resort will be entirely . destroyed Affiant is further advised that the Hoard of Appraisal - Commissioners has allowed a total of approximately Thirty three Thousand Dollars ($33 ,000) for the properties to be taken in these proceedings ; - that based upon his knowledge of the ex penditures made by the claimants nerein the amount of time and effort expended in the improvement and development of these properties and the income produced therefrom during the years -4- �of operation , that said properties at this time have a fair cash value of . One Hundred Thousand Dollars ( -$100,000) nearer Affiant further says that he believes an allowance or award - of Thirty three Thousand Dollars ($33,000) for said properties . is grossly and manifestly inadequate Affiant further says that he has no interest in the ownership or operation of said properties and is not related . to the owners or operators thereof Subscribed and sworn to before me , the undersigned Notary Public in and for of Virginia , this n Q. £hQj County , in the State 0 day of tiuly , 1933. O ry Public . *. �• V IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY VIRGINIA THE STATS COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, Petitioner ) ) ) ) ) ) v. ) CLIFTON AYLOR, AND OTHERS, AND THIRTY SEVEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED (37,400) ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS, IN RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, Defendants. ) ) ) ) ) ) ) IN RE: Claim of R. L. Cheatham, J. A. Williams, Paul Taylor . and A. k Priest. . James W Ramey , being first duly sworn, upon his oath deposes and says: That he has lived in Rappahannock County Virginia , all of his life and for many years past has lived and farmed on the mountain lands near the properties known as the Panorama Resort ; that he is familiar with and knows said Panorama Resort properties which are now owned and claimed by R. L. Cheatham, J. A. Williams, Paul Taylor and A. M. Priest ; that for many years past he has owned lands near said Panorama Resort properties and at times has bought and sold lands close ' to said properties, and that he is acquainted with the values of lands and properties in that part of the mountains where . said resort properties are located ' iffiant - further says that he is advised that the claim ants acquired the lands, upon which said Panorama Resort is built - and operated,a number of years ago, some of such lands being ac quired in the year 1923, others in the year 1925 and 1926 , and some of the less important lands being acquired in the year 1928, and that he is advised that said present owners and claimants of said Panorama Resort properties paid at the respective times of �the purchase of said properties the aggregate sum of said lands without any improvements thereon. ^ 14,900 for At the time of the original purchases in 1923, 1925 and 1926, the lands so purchased were unimproved , cut over mountain lands with a large amount of . underbrush and rocks thereon At that time , there were only very poor mountain roads passing or near to said lands, Since that time, a large part of the lands in said resort properties near - the roadways have been greatly improved by the removal of under brush and rocks, the construction of paths, roadways and similar conveniences and the establishment, construction and operation of a modern resort hotel property including an expensive tea room, - gasoline filling station, and other conveniences next to the road way. .tilso since that time , the Lee Highway has been constructed and a broad , modern, hard surface road connecting with Washington, D. G., and other centers of population passes through these lands. Said lands are located at the top of the first mountain on the Lee Highway coming from Washington, and constitute an ideal location for a summer resort and tea room properties. There is a wonderful view of the mountains and the valleys from these properties and from the Lee Highway passing through said properties, and the elevation causes the temperature in summer to be several degrees lower than that of nearby cities and centers of population, with cool breezes prevailing at most all times during the summer months. Affiant knows of no other similar properties near said Panorama Resort which have the natural advantages together with improved roadways so necessary to a successful operation of a summer resort. Affiant believes that the value of the lands without any improvements whatsoever thereon is now at least three times what the owners and claimants herein paid for the same. -2 Affiant is �- further advised and believes that the Board of Appraisal Commis sioners has allowed to the claimants and owners of said lands less than 5,000 for the land value without improvements , and ^ #1,000 as a special value of the properties for summer resort purposes. Affiant further believes that such valuation by the - Board of Appraisal Commissioners is grossly ana manifestly inade quate and is but a small fraction of the actual value at this . time of said lands without any improvements thereon Affiant talked with some of the members of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners who made the award to the claimants of said Panorama Resort properties at the time said Commissioners were investigating the properties in Rappahannock and Page Counties , and was advised by one of the members of said Board of Appraisal Commissioners that in fixing the values the Board did not take into consideration the location of lands near an improved hard surface road , but allowed the same values for lands far re - moved from any roadway as for those located near and adjoining to . such an improved highway Affiant further says that he has no financial or other interest in the Panorama Resort or the ownership or operation . thereof, and is not in any way related to any of said owners i Subscribed and for i1 and tet- sworn to before me , a notary publi/c in _ County, of Virginia, this J . July, 1933 Z Rotary -3 It. day of �IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY , VIRGINIA THE STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE OP VIRGINIA , ) ) ) ) ) P e t i t!oner ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) . v CLIFTON AYLOR , AND OTHERS , AND THIRTY SEVEN THOUSAND POUR HUNDRED ( 37 , 400 ) ACRES OP LAND , MORE OR LESS , IN RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY , . Defendants IN RE: . .. . . Claim of R L Cheatham , J M Priest and A . Carroll Col d e p o s e s and s a y s ; . A. Williams, Paul Taylor Menefee , being f i r s t d u l y sworn , upon h i s o a t h That he now r e s i d e s , and f o r many years l a s t past has r e s i d e d , i n the Town of S p e r r y v i l l e , i n Rappahannock County , V i r g i n i a ; t h a t he h a s f o r a number of years been a c t i v e l y engaged i n business and among h i s other a c t i v i t i e s has bought , sold and owned v a r i o u s l a n d s ana p r o p e r t i e s i n s a i d Rappahannock County ; t h a t he i s f a m i l i a r w i t h and knows the property owned by claimants , R . L. . Cheatham , J A . Williams , P r i e s t , which s a i d p r o p e r t i e s are known . M. Paul T a y l o r and A as the Panorama Resort , and t h a t he i s a c q u a i n t e d w i t h t h e v a l u e s of l a n d s and p r o p e r t i e s . i n t h e s e c t i o n of the mountains where s a i d Panorama Resort i s l o c a t e d Affiant f u r t h e r says t h a t he i s a d v i s e d t h a t the present owners of s a i d Panorama Resort a c q u i r e d the l a n d s, upon which t h e - resort i s b u i l t and o p e r a t e d, a number of y e a r s ago , some b e i n g ac q u i r e d i n the y e a r 1923 , others i n t h e years 1925 and 1926 , a n d some of the l e s s i m p o r t a n t being a c q u i r e d i n t h e year 192 8 , and t h a t he i s advised t h a t said present owners and claimants of s a i d Panorama Resort p r o p e r t i e s paid a t the r e s p e c t i v e t i m e s of t h e purchase of s a i d p r o p e r t i e s t h e aggregate sum of l a n d s without any improvements thereon . ‘>5 14 , 900 f o r said At t h e t i m e of t h e o r i g i n a l p u r c h a s e s i n 1923 , 1925 and 1926 , t h e l a n d s so purchased were un - �improved , cut over mountain l a n d s with a l a r g e amount of under brush and r o c k s thereon . - At t h a t time , t h e r e were o n l y very poor mountain r o a d s p a s s i n g or near to s a i d l a n d s, Since t h a t time , a l a r g e p a r t of t h e lands near t h e roadways have been g r e a t l y im - p r o v e d by the removal of underbrush and r o c k s , the c o n s t r u c t i o n of p a t h s , r o a d w a y s , and s i m i l a r conveniences , a n d t h e establishment , - c o n s t r u c t i o n , and o p e r a t i o n o f modem resort h o t e l property includ i n g an e x p e n s i v e tea - room , g a s o l i n e f i l l i n g s t a t i o n and other con v e n i e n c e s next to t h e roadway . - Also s i n c e t h a t time , t h e Lee High way has been c o n s t r u c t e d , and a broad , modern , hard surface road . C. connecting with W a s h i n g t o n , D . passes t h r o u g h t h e s e l a n d s and o t h e r centers o f p o p u l a t i o n These l a n d s a r e l o c a t e d at t h e t o p of t h e f i r s t mountain on the Lee Highway coming from Washington , D and c o n s t i t u t e an i d e a l l o c a t i o n f o r a summer properties . . C. , resort and t e a room There i s a wonderful view of t h e mountains and t h e v a l l e y s from t h e s e p r o p e r t i e s and from t h e roadway p a s s i n g through t h e s e p r o p e r t i e s , and t h e e l e v a t i o n causes t h e temperature t o be s e v e r a l d e g r e e s lower t h a n t h a t of nearby c i t i e s a n d centers of p o p u l a t i o n , with cool b r e e z e s p r e v a i l i n g a t most a l l t i m e s during the summer months . Affiant f u r t h e r says t h a t he i s a l s o f a m i l i a r with a l a r g e area of t h e lands i n the Blue Ridge Mountains which are near to ' improved highways , and t h a t he knows of no o t h e r lands i n t h a t part of t h e Blue Ridge Mountains which are n e a r l y so w e l l s u i t e d and a d a p t e d , both because of t h e i r n a t u r a l a d v a n t a g e s and t h e i r prox imity - to improved highways , f o r summer r e s o r t and tea room proper - t i e s a s t h o s e lands upon which s a i d Panorama Resort i s now l o c a t e d . A f f i a n t believes t h a t the v a l u e of t h e lands without any improvements whatsoever thereon i s - now two and one half or t h r e e . t i m e s what t h e owners and claimants herein paid f o r t h e same Affiant i s f u r t h e r a d v i s e d and b e l i e v e s t h a t t h e Board of A p p r a i s a l Commissioners has allowed to t h e c l a i m a n t s and owners of s a i d lands - 2- �$5 » 000 f o r t h e Ishd v a l u e without improvements l e s s than and $1, 000 a s a s p e c i a l v a l u e o f t h e p r o p e r t i e s f o r summer resort purposes . A f f i a n t f u r t h e r b e l i e v e s t h a t such valuation by t h e Board of A p p r a i s a l Commissioners i s g r o s s l y and m a n i f e s t l y inadequate and i s b u t a sm&l l f r a c t i o n of the a c t u a l v a l u e without any improvements thereon a t t h i s t i n e of s a i d l a n d s . a t h s i s not i n t e r e s t e d i n t h e Affiant further says o w n e r s h i p o f o p e r a t i o n of the P; rama Resort , or the lands upon which same i s l o c a t e d , and i s no It r e l a t e d to Kv wners hereof . y Subscribed and sworn to b e f o r e me , a notary p u b l i c i n and dja for the July 1933 . A3 County , V i r g i n i a - I1 -3- , this �/ * t /* * I \ « t * }{ V . c nsr CLERKS OFFICE FILED RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY * — £ 19 £ .- zfc f / cifefk ) > : i 4 > t i �- A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP RAPPAHANNOCK: COUNTY VIRGINIA THE STATE COMMISSION OH CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT OP THE STATE OP VIRGINIA , Petitioner v. CLIPTON AYLOR , AND OTHERS, AND THIRTY SEVEN THOUSAND POUR HUNDRED (37,400 ) ACRES OP LAND, MORE OR LESS, IN RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, Defendants. . A. Williams, Paul Taylor IN RE: Claim of R. L. Cheatham , J A M Priest. .. J. W. Atkins , and says: ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) and being first duly sworn, upon his oath deposes That he is now fifty- eight years old and has lived all his life near the properties known as the Panorama Resort ; that for a number of years past he has owned and farmed lands near to said resort properties; that he is familiar with and knows the . L. Cheatham , J. A. Williams, properties owned by the claimants R . M. Paul Taylor and A Priest , which properties are known as the Panorama Resort ; that for many years past he has owned various tracts of land near said resort properties and has bought , sold and traded tracts of land near said properties , and that he is ac - *. quainted with the values of lands and properties in that section of . the mountains where said Panorama Resort properties are located Affiant further says that he sold some of the lands upon which the Panorama Resort is now located to the claimants herein, and that he is advised that all of the lands, upon which said Panor - ama Resort is built and operated, were acquired by claimants a number of years ago , some of such lands being acquired in the year 1923, others in the years 1925 and 1926, and some of the less important lands being acquired in the year 1928, and that he is advised that said present owners and claimants of said Panorama Resort properties �L p a i d a t the r e s p e c t i v e times of the p u r c h a s e of said p r o p e r t i e s t h e aggregate sura of . raents t h e r e o n ' ^14 , 900 for s a i d l a n d s without any improve - At t h e time o f t h e o r i g i n a l p u r c h a s e s i n 1925 , 1925 and 1926 , the l a n d s so purchased were unimproved , cut over pass- mountain l a n d s with a l a r g e amount of underbrush and rocks t h e r e . on ing At t h a t time , t h e r e were only very poor mountain r o a d s or near to said l a n d s . Since t h a t t i m e , a l a r g e p a r t o f the l a n d s near t h e roadways have been g r e a t l y improved by the removal of underbrush and r o c k s , t h e c o n s t r u c t i o n of p a t h s , roadways , and s i m i l a r conveniences , and t h e establishment o p e r a t i o n of modern , construction , and resort h o t e l property i n c l u d i n g an e x p e n s i v e tea room , g a s o l i n e f i l l i n g s t a t i o n and other conveniences next to t h e roadway . Also s i n c e t h a t time , the Lee Highway has been con - s t r u c t e d , and a broad , modern , hard s u r f a c e r o a d c o n n e c t i n g with . C. Washington , D these lands . and other centers of p o p u l a t i o n passes through These l a n d s a r e l o c a t e d a t t h e t o p of t h e f i r s t mountain on the Lee Highway coming from Washington , D . C. , c o n s t i t u t e an i d e a l l o c a t i o n f o r a summer resort and tea properties . and room There i s a wonderful view o f t h e mountains and t h e v a l l e y s from t h e s e p r o p e r t i e s and from t h e roadway pa s s i n g t h r o u g h t h e s e p r o p e r t i e s , and t h e e l e v a t i o n causes t h e temperature t o be s e v e r a l d e g r e e s lower than t h a t of n e a r b y c i t i e s and centers of p o p u l a t i o n , with cool breezes p r e v a i l i n g at most a l l t i m e s during t h e summer months . Affiant b e l i e v e s t h a t the value of t h e lands without any improvements whatsoever t h e r e o n i s now two and - one h a l f or t h r e e t i m e s what t h e owners and claimants herein paid for t h e same . A f f i a n t i s f u r t h e r a d v i s e d and believes t h a t the Board o f A p p r a i s a l Commissioners has allowed to t h e c l a i m a n t s and owners of s a i d lands l e s s t h a n > 5 , 000 for tlie land value without improvements and .$1, 000 . as a s p e c i a l value of t h e p r o p e r t i e s f o r summer resort purposes Affiant f u r t h e r b e l i e v e s t h a t such v a l u a t i o n by t h e Board of Appraisal -2 �Commissioners is grossly and manifestly inadequate and is but a small fraction of the actual value at this time of said lands . without any improvements thereon Affiant further says that he is not interested in the ownership or operation of the Panorama Resort , or the lands upon . which same is located , and is not related to the owners thereof a Subscribed and sworn to before me , a notary public in and - for the - day of <K County, Virginia , this . July, 1933 & us-y £ Notary rublie < 6 ' 9 -3- ��V I R G I N I A : IN THT CIRCUIT COURT OF TFF COUNTY OF RAPPAHANNOCK : ° t a t e Commission on Conservation and Development , of t h & Rtate of V i r g i n i a ^e t i t i c n e r Th ® vs - C l i f t o n Avlor and e t h e r s , and t h i r t y seven thousand , f o u r hundred ( 37 , 400 ) acres of l a n d , more or l e s s , i n Rappahannock C o u n t y , Va De fen dan t s .. Your r e s p o n d e n t s , E H D e j a r n e t t e , j r t in . . . . and H M D e j a r n e t t e , answer t o r u l e issued a g a i n s t them i n November 3 r d , 1932 , res pectfully more or state t h a t l e s s , which they was above c a p t i o n e d s u i t , own j o i n t l y t h e f i f t y ( 50 ) - acres of land , t> ark p r o p o s e d t o be condemned b y t h e in the That t h e y have a l r e a d y f i l e d e x c e p t i o n s to t h e s a i d r e p o r t as t o t h e i n a d e q u a c y of t h e consideration awarded them . That these e x c e p t i o n s are accompanied with r e c e i p t s showing t h a t t h e r e was s h i p p e d from t h i s orchard i n 1931 , 888 barrels of .. - a p p l e s and t h a t t h e consideration awarded to t h e s a i d H M Dejar nette a n d F . H. D e j a r n e t t e , J r. is inadequate . .. That E H D e j a r n e t t e , J r went over t h e p r o p e r t v with t h e commissioners and was amazed at . t h e i r report . R e s p e c t f u l l y submitted , LAW OFFICE E . H . D E J A R N E T T E, J R. O R A N G E, V A . �The State Commission on C o n s e r v a t i o n & Development of s t a t e of V i r g i n i a vs C l i f t o n Aylor and others Answer o f .. S H DeJarne tte , J r and H , M De Jarne t t e . . 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H G c Q> 4» SB * ” •P CO b44 b CD ^ O° * -h a> a 03 wa W g1 ? a * CD * a tr’ b4 01 - i| CO > 4 s* ^O - rot- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Panorama Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>151, 151-A</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Tract 151 Tract 151-A Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context panorama-tract-151-tract-151-a https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/ac82a6930ff9049c2076cb1e8cb669b6.pdf b868bac792fef960c64dd23caa53c5a3 PDF Text Text i * . VIRGINIA . IN THE CIRCUIT CO TRT OF HAPHiARNOCK COLETTY . : PETITION OF THE STATE COM ’.ISSI JT 0:1 CONSERVATION AND DSVELOKiEHT OF THE OTA OF VIRGINIA -ORDER 7 . There was this 7 th day of April , 1930 , presented to the Judge of this court , in vacation, the petition of the State Commission on Conservation and Development , with exhibits thereto attached , and verified by affidavit as required by law , praying leave to file said petition , with • « exhibits , and praying further that the court shall make and direct ? m Order of Notice as prescribed in Sections 9 and 20, Chapter 410 of the Acts of the General Assembly of Virginia of 1928 ( Public Park Condemnation Act , page 1036 of the Acts of 1928 ) , fixing a day certain on or before which any and 11 persons owning or claiming any right , title , estate or interest in or to the lanu within the area set forth and described in said petition , or in or to the proceeds arising upon the conderanati ' n of said lands, or to damage or damages as contemplated and provided for under Section 20 of said Act , shall appear , and by appropriate pleading assert their sever 1 or respective den ' nds or claims , and praying further th? t the Court may , by its order designate some newspaper for the publication of said notice, and that rules may be made fixing dates for the eppearance and the filing of pleadings by parties owning or claiming any right , title ' estate or interest in or to said lands, or in or to the proceeds arising unon a condemnation thereof , or to said dam ge or denud es and the same was . . thereupon argued by counsel on consider tion whereof , the Court doth other that the 7 LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL VA’ . . day of as the day on or A , 19 tb be and the same is hereby fixed efore which any and all such persons so ownihg or claiming �V any right , title, estate or interest in or to said lnnds above mentioned , or in or to the proceeds arising upon a condeinnntion of said l ^nds , or to damage , or daim es as contemplated and provided for under Section 550 of said Act shell appear , and by appropriate pleading , assert their several or r spective demands or claims; And the Blue Ridge Guide, a newspaper published and circulated in iappahannock County , Virginia , is hereby designated as the newspnperin which said notice shall be published ; The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County , Virginia , is hereby directed to prepare and deliver to said newspaper the above inenti ned notice for publication by said newsp; per, end said newspaper shall publish the same once a week for four ( 4 ) successive weeks ; Said notice and the proceedings had in connection therewith shall be in eonfomnity with and substantially as the form set forth in Sections 9 and 20 of said Public ^ark Condemnation Act , and shnlj. contain the names of persons and classes of persond owning or claiming or possibly owning or claiming some right , title , estate or interest in or to the 1and or any part thereof , or to the proceeds arising from the condemnation thereof , or to damage or damages as contemplated and provided for by Section 20 of said Act , together with the respective residences a id addresses of said persons - and whether they are residents or non re .idents of and classes of person the State of Virginia ; Said Clerk shall , as early as practicable and not exceeding five days after the day of entry of this order , make and deliver to the of Rappahannock Qouhty , heriff Va * » a sufficient number of copies of said notice for the purpose of posting , and return as hereinafter ordered ; ‘‘'aid said Sheriff shall , as early as practicable , and not exceeding five days after the receipt of such copies , post or posted one copy of *he same at the front door of the cause to be ^ourt House of Rappahannock Cornty , Virginia , and ah - 11 make due return of such posting upon one of s a i d copies * LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG . FRONT ROYAL , VA �• V , said Clerk sh il, as early as practicable and not .wu ? exceeding twenty days after - the first publication of said notice, mail to each person whose n:jue and address is stated i n the petition, a copy of 3aid newspaper containing the notice, and shall make and file es a pert of the . record of the case a certificate showing the mailing of such copies Cluj ) /k* -s / Ls Cx^ > - —- Lr~L « frydJL* ^ £ < cdo^y y* - -- «* / —^ 3 ertr <^ cp . ^ < ^ see t cJLi r~ l 4 3 o' L4 CJL. / -_ i d- e «- ^ a-J 7 _ ^£Lu -- , iipril VIRGINIA: Clerk's Office of Rappahannock Circuit Court . 8, 1930 the said The foregoing vacation order was this day received in said Court office and entered upon the Common Law Order Book of . as therein directed LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL, VA' . ,Clerk. �I Sr* . / • JJ ' n 0 % I i IN SB: * * \ - PETITION 0? THE STATE CG!: co::s ;HVATIUN AI;D DSVELGRTSiT GE TUT CTATE 01 VIRGI IA MISSIG:: uN J . « I ORDER f /ir/Z' ( * JDQ. f - t XctA / 4 3 7* # LAW OFFICES WEAVER 6C ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL , VA . F t — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Petition File Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context petition-file-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/7d36ae9fb4d9dcedaaf071e0021245df.pdf 0b1e1ff04800c1f7efd9cd110153accf PDF Text Text r Co/ c VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY . The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia Petitioner. V. AT LAW NO. 149 - Clifton Aylor and others and Thirty Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of land, More or Less, Defendants. - This day came the State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia, the above named Petitioner, by counsel, and exhibited the record of the above styled proceed ing, and announced its purpose and intention to move and pray the Court on the £ 3 day of February, 1934, to enter Judgment in rem, in substantially the form, words and figures shown in a pro posed draft thereof hereinafter set forth at length, ( but with such modifications as to the amounts of "value" and "incidental damages" shown in the table included in said draft as may have been ordered at the date of entry of said judgment, under auth ority of Section 36 of the Public Park Condemnation Act) condemn ing to the use of the Petitioner each of the several tracts of land within the area described in the petition which are several ly designated in the table included in said proposed draft of said judgment by the respective numbers thereof as shown, desig nated and delineated on the County Ownership Map filed with the report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein; and also to move for such other and further relief as Petitioner may be advised, including orders for the dismissal of this pro ceeding in respect of any or all the various tracts of land shown and delineated on said Map which Petitioner may decide not to ac quire as authorized under Section 22 of the Public Park Condemna tion Act ; and thereupon Petitioner moved the entry of an order setting this proceeding for hearing on said date, and directing any and all the parties of record in this proceeding, if they de sire to oppose the entry of said judgment in rem, to show cause, if any such cause there be , in writing filed with the record of this proceeding not later than five days prior to the said date, why the said judgment in rem should not be entered on the motion and prayer of the Petitioner - ^ - - - - - -- - . It appearing from the said record that the respective values of the fee simple estate in each and all of the said tracts of land as to which Petitioner purposes to pray for judgment in rem, and the respective amounts of incidental damages which will result from the proposed condemnation thereof have been determin ed, ascertained and set forth in the report filed by the Board of Appraisal Commissioners heretofore appointed in this proceed ing ; and it appearing from the report of the said Board of Ap praisalTommissioners and of the Special Investigators hereto fore appointed in this proceeding that guardians ad litem have - -- - �— d and have appeared in this proceeding ~~ *> on behalf of all been appointe disabilities legal other under infants, insane persons, and persons said Special by reported and found who, after diligent search, were of right, claim any real have Investigators or otherwise shown to d in describe of lands the any title, estate or interest in or to er, by Petition the of motion the petition filed herein; and upon the on hearing for set be ng counsel, it is ordered that this proceedi the of or all any that the said day and date, at 11:00 A M and parties of record in this proceeding, who purpose or desire to op pose the entry of the said judgment in rem, show cause, if any such cause there be, in writing filed with the record of this proceeding not later than five days prior to the said date, why the said judg ment in rem should not be entered on the motion and prayer of the Petitioner, . . - - It is further ordered that the Petitioner shall forthwith mail or cause to be nailed a copy of thi 3 order to all parties of record in the proceeding who have or appear to have any claim of right, title, estate or interest in or to any of said tracts of land, as set forth in said report filed by the Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein, or who have excepted to the findings in said report with relation to said tracts of land, whoso post office addresses have been filed with the record, as provided in Section 7 of the Public Park Condemnation Act, to their several post office addresses thus filed with the record; and to the guardians ad litem, appointed herein for all infants, insane persons, or persons under other legal disability who have or appear to have any claim of right, title, estate, or interest in or to any of the said tracts of lands or to the proceeds arising out of the condemnation thereof or to incidental damages arising from such condemnation, as set forth in the report filed by the Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herein, to the post office addresses of said guardians ad litem as shown by the record or otherwise known to the Petitioner; and further to the attorneys of record representing any of the parties of record in these proceedings or any of the said guardians ad litem, or any of said infants, insane persons, or persons under other legal dis ability, to their respective addresses as shown in the record or otherwise known to the Petitioner; and the Petitioner is further ordered to file with the record of this proceeding, a verified statement in writing showing the mailing of such copies of this order, to whom mailed and the date of said mailing The following is the proposed draft of the judgment in rem which the Petitioner purposes and intends to move and pray the Court to enter as aforesaid: - . State Commission on Conservation and "This day came the , the above named Petitioner, Virginia of State the of ent Developm the record of the abovo styl Court the to d exhibite and by counsel, : Court the to showed and g , ed proceedin - "( 1) That this proceeding has been conducted under the provisions of the Public Park Condemnation Act ( Acts of tho General Assembly of Virginia of 1928, page 1036: Code of 1930, Section . 4388, ot seq ) That there was incorporated in tho notice for publication herein, provided in Section 9 of the said Public Park Condemnation Act, the notice and warning touching incidental "( 2 ) �damages set out 3in Section No. 20 of said Act ; - ( 3) That this proceeding was had upon newspaper publi cation of notice, warning ’all persons whomsoever ’ as provided in Section No 12 of said Act ; n (4) That the report of the Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners heretofore appointed in this proceeding, filed herein discloses a final and conclusive ascertainment and determination of the value of the fee simple estate in each of the numbered tracts of land shown in the table herein after set out and for which judgment of award condemning the same to the use of the Petitioner is moved and prayed by Petitioner; and of the amount of incidental damages which will result from the condemnation of each of the said tracts for the use of Petitioner, on account of which any person who has appeared and is entitled to be heard, has submitted claims, or on account of which it appears from the said report of Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, filed as aforesaid, any infant, insane person, or person under legal disability, or any person not entitled to be heard at the hearing provided in Section No 12 of said Act, has a real and well founded claim, or on account of which it has been made to appear that any infant, insane per son or person under other legal disability has any real and well founded claim; "( 5 ) That the record discloses an ascertainment and determination of said Board of Appraisal Commissioners, as shown by the said report filed as aforesaid, of the fact or facts of value of all, or substantially all,claims of right, title, estate, or interest by such owners or claimants, in or to each of the said respective tracts, and amount of any real claim which any of such persons, or any other person, or persons, who have appeared and are entitled to be heard, may have in the proceeds of each of said respective tracts; ” . - . - "(6 ) That a longer since the 'day certain' fixed herein on or before which all appear and answer or plead as period than six months has elapsed by the order of the Court entered interested persons were warned to provided in Section No 9 of said Act ; . 7 ) That ”(report of a longer period than sixty days has elapsed Special Investigators and Board of Appraisal since said Commissioners was filed in the Clerk's Office of this Court ; n(8) That neither Petitioner, nor any other person has filod, or presented any motion praying this Court or the Judge there of to decline to accept or to disapprove any of the findings of facts of value and incidental damages so ascertained and determin ed by said Board of Appraisal Commissioners as shown by their said report with reference to any of said tracts; or if any such motion or exception has been filed or presented with respect to said tracts or any of them, such motion or exception has been unconditionally overruled or dismissed, or withdrawn, or has been overruled, or dismissed, or withdrawn in so far as such motion or exception relates to the findings of value and incidental damages set forth in said report after amendment of such findings by consent of the Petition er and the exceptant or movant, under the provisions of Section 36 of the Public Park Condemnation Act - - . ”(9) That each of said tracts is located wholly within �• «, —<± and set the boundary lines of tho lands sought to be condemned separateis and n , herei filed forth and described in the petition y OwnerCount the on r numbe by ly shown * delineated and designated Spethe t of repor oned menti ship Map, and described in the above which with ers ssion Commi isal * a part ; cial Investigators and Board of Appra forms it which of said County Ownership Map was filed and and search was made by the '* ( 10 ) That diligent inquiry as to the existence of any Special Investigators appointed herein or title or interest right land, or parcels or tracts of land * or forth in tho pe set or estate therein, within the boundary line of any such eds proce tition, or bf any real claim in or to the the event of in land * or right, or title, or estate, or interest or person n , perso its condemnation, owned by any infant, insane owned rties prope or under other legal disability, or any property of g takin the by by such person or persons which will be damaged d beyon , ion petit land within the boundary line set forth in the rty or prop the peculiar benefits that will accrue to such propeland , or esthe erties of such persons from tho acquisition of use of tho and tate, or interest therein, sought to be condemned ses and the ; the same for a public park or for public park purpo ors tigat Inves names of all such persons found by the said Special were , ers ssion or otherwise known to the Board of Appraisal Commi and the reported in the said report of the Special Investigators ians guard and n Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed herei ; and all of each ad litem were appointed in this proceeding for such persons; That Petitioner, in compliance with the order set "( 11)eding for hearing on its motion and prayer for a ting this proce s of judgment in rem condemning tho hereinafter mentioned tract , mail order land to its use, and forthwith upon the entry of said who eding proce ed a copy thereof to all parties of record in this or in est inter appear to have any claim of right, title, estate or said in forth to any of the said numbered tracts of land, as set of Apreport filed by the Special Investigators, and the Board to ted excep praisal Commissioners appointed herein, or who have whose , s tract tho findings in said report with relation to said d, as provid post office addresses have been filed with tho recor , ed in Section 7 of the Public Park Condemnation Act to their d; and to several post office addresses thus filed with the recor, insane ts the guardians ad litem appointed heroin for all infan appea r to who persons, and persons under other legal disability, in or to any have any claim of right, title, estate, or interest ng out of the of the said tracts of land, or to the proceeds arisi such condemnation thereof or to incidental damages arisingbyfrom Spec the condemnation, as set forth in the said report filedssioners appoi-nt ial Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commi as sot out ed herein after diligent search made for such personsguardians ad in said report , to the post office addresses of said Petitioner; litem as shown by the record or otherwise known to the of the and further to the attorneys of record representing any guardians parties of record in these proceedings or any of said person under ad litem or any of said infants, insane persons or as shown in other legal disability, to their respective addressesthere after the record or otherwise known to the Petitioner; and in writing ment state ied verif a d recor Petitioner filed with the mailed showing the mailing of such copies of said order, to whom and the date of mailing - - - - - - . �That all the provisions and requirements of said Public Park Condemnation Act, and specifically the provisions of Section 11 and Section 38 thereof, have been complied with and the facts shown and disclosed by the record entitle the Petitioner to the judgment in rem condemning each of the said tracts to the use of Petitioner as moved and prayed by Petitioner, "(12) - is, accordingly, adjudged and ordered, upon the mo tion and prayer of the Petitioner, by counsel, that the fee simple estate in each of the several tracts described in the report of the Special Investigators and Board of Appraisal Commissioners filed with the record of this proceeding and numbered, shown and delineat ed on the County Ownership Map filed with and made a part of said report, the County Ownership Map number of which is set forth in the following table, is hereby condemned to the use of the Petition er upon the Petitioner paying into the custody of this Court, for the use and benefit of the person or persons entitled thereto, the sum ascertained and determined, and shown and disclosed in the report of the Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commission ers appointed herein as filed herein, or as modified under the provisions of Section 36 of the Public Park Condemnation Act, to be the value of the fee simple estate in said tract together with the amount of the incidental damages resulting from the condemnation thereof ascertained and determined by said Board of Appraisal Commissioners, which sum and amount of incidental damages are as shown and separately set out in the following table, which table consti tutes an integral part of this judgment, and are here expressly stated as constituting the award for each of the said tracts here in contained, and upon the payment into the custody of this Court by Petitioner of the amount thus stated as constituting the av/ard for any such tract the fee simple eetate therein shall vost in the Petitioner as provided in Sections 13 and 38 of said Public Park Condemnation Act , "It - - - - nothing herein contained shall be construed as re quiring or obligating Petitioner to pay the said awards or any of them into the custody of the Court or to acquire all or any of said tracts, and Petitioner may at its election acquire any one or more of said tracts by payment into the custody of the Court of the amount stated herein as tho award therefor "But . following table sets forth in columns under appropriate explanatory headings:- First, under the heading 'Tract N0 ', the numbers of the several tracts designated by number and shown and delineated on the above mentioned County Ownership Map and described in the said report of the Special Investigators and the Board of Appraisal Commissioners filed with the record of this pro ceeding, each of which is condemned herein to the uso of the Pe titioner ; Second, under tho heading 'Value ', the value of the foe simple estate in each of tho said tracts as ascertained and determined by tho said Board of Appraisal Commissioners; Third, under tho heading 'Incidental Damages', the amount of the incidental damages asccrtained and determined by said Board of Appraisal Com missioners which will result from condemnation hereunder of the numbered tract in tho corresponding column of tho table; Fourth, under the heading 'Aggregate', the aggregate of the value and of tho amount of incidental damages ascertained and determined by the said Board of Appraisal Commissioners with rofcrencc to the numbered tract in tho corresponding column of the table, which "The . - - - - �-6 aggregato amount as shown in the table is stated and set out here in as constituting the award for the said tract upon its condemnation to the use of the Petitioner. But in any instance wherein the original findings of said Board as to value or damages set forth in said report have been modified in arbitration proceedings, or by stipulation or otherwise, under authority of Section 36 of the Public Park Condemnation Act. this table shows under the respect ive headings of " value " and "incidental damagos" and "aggregate" the original findings of said Board stricken out by a lino running through such findings and aggregate and the modified findings and aggregate have been inserted in the table in lieu of the original findings and aggregate thus stricken from the table - . ( A ) The foregoing notwithstanding, it is further adjudged and ordered that the fee simple estate which may or shall bo acquired by the Petitioner, hereunder, in any or all of the said tracts of land is and shall be subject nevertheless to such easement of passage and right of way therein or thereover as have heretofore been acquired or are now claimed by the United States of America, which casement and right of way is described in said report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, in Exception 1 of the body of said report as an easement of passage and right of way on or over a strip of land one hundred feet wide running through tho tracts mentioned in said Exception 1 of said report, the value of which easement of passage and right of way was not ascertained or determined by the said Board of Appraisal Commissioners; and it further appearing from the said report that the said United States of America owns or claims the fee simple estate in said strip of land and that the valuo of tho said fee simple estate in the said strip of land owned or claimed by the United States subject to said easement of passage and right of way thereon or thereover, has been ascertained and determined by the said Board to be one dollar, U S currency, the fee simple estate in said strip of land is hereby condemned to the use of the Petitioner subject to said easement of passage and right of way, upon the payment of tho said amount of one dollar into the custody of tho Court for the use and benefit of the person or persons entitled thereto, which said amount is hereby stated and set out as constituting the award for the fee simple estate in said strip of land subject to tho said easement of passage and right of way . . . ( B ) The foregoing notwithstanding, it is further adjudged and ordered that the fee simple estate which may or shall bo acquir ed hereunder by the Petitioner in any or all of said tracts of land, is subject nevertheless to such rights of way and easements in, on or ovor such tracts or any of them for the erection, mainte nance, repair, replacement and operation of poles and wires or other appliances or means for the transmission of electricity as have heretofore been acquired therein by the South East Public Service Corporation, to which referoncc is made in Exception 2 in body of said Report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners; and by the Page Power Company of Virginia Incorporated, to which reference is made in Exception 3 in the body of said Report - - . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource Petitioner Order Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context petitioner-order-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/467d1a0cb2b52ff730447cdfa821b63f.pdf 31396bb4ed7324df85b0a36945feadd2 PDF Text Text ! I CLERK S OFFICE Cumttg Cirrrnt Ctmrt . . . c . MILLER, CLERK C ROBERT KNOWLES, DEPUTY H W BERTRAM JUDGE HARRISONBURG, VA GROVER . . LURAY, VIRGINIA December 20th, 1933 . .. Mr .Tas M Settle, Clerk Circuit Court of Rappahannock Co . Washington, Virginia Dear Mr, Settle: As I promised this morning I am enclosing you The one of copies of two orders entered in my Office J G Grove was entered by Ford & Keyser, attorneys, of Luray, and the one of Geo N Conrad was entered by Geo 'T Conrad Mr Conrad was the first person in the Park Area to receive his money, and he used the same form of order for his first tract of land in Rockingham as he entered in this Co ;rt for his land in Page County As you will notice Ford & Keyser have incorporated in their order that the money be paid over to them, this was done so that the delinquent taxes, if any, xvould be settled by them . .. . . . . . I call your attention to the Acts of 1928, Page 1036 to 1075, and more particularly to page 1059, It seems that our Section 18, in regard to the taxes Judge is requiring the Clerk to certify for each tract the amount of taxes, or if there are Ao taxes , to so certify, and we take this to mean back to 1902 on the land, so that the breaks in the title will have to It is quite a task in this Court, we will followed have 244 tracts to check . . . I hope that this will be of some help to you and if there is anything further that v/e cam help you, do not hesitate to call on us . I am . Robert Knowles, C �Whereupon the Petitioner prayed the Court to enter the ’’appropriate order," as prescribed in Section 41 of the said Public Park Condemnation Act, setting forth the fact that Peti - tioner has paid into the custody of the Court the sums of money stated or set out in the judgment in rem mentioned in said letter * of instructions as constituting the awards for the fee simple estate in the several tracts of land condemned to the use of the Petitioner in said judgment in rem, which are shown in the Table of numbered tracts and the condemnation awards therefor - set out in said letter of instructions, and discharging the Peti . tioner from any further obligation or duty with regard thereto - Upon consideration whereof, and it appearing to the sat isfaction of the Court that, on the day and date shown in the - above set out endorsement by the Treasurer of the State of Vir - ginia on said letter of instructions, as the date of his re ceipt of the sums of money mentioned in said letter, Petitioner paid into the custody of the Court the several sums stated or - set out in a judgment in rem heretofore entered in this pro ceeding, as constituting the several awards for the fee simple estate in the several tracts of land condemned to the use of the Petitioner, which are shoy/n - and set forth in the table of num bered tracts with the condemnation awards therefor set out in said letter of instructions, which judgment in rem was entered * in the above entitled proceeding as provided in Section 13 of « the Public Park Condemnation Act and is the judgment in rem !ons, to which reference is made in the said letter of instruct and in pursuance of which the payments mentioned in said letter to the Treasurer of the State of Virginia were made: It is adjudged and ordered, that the Petitioner herein - be, and it is hereby expressly discharged from any further ob LAW OFFICES WEAVER Qc ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL, VA. �w^ - l i g a t i o n o r d u t y w i t h r e g a r d t o t h e s a i d sums o f money p a i d i n t o t h e c u s t o d y o f t h e C o u r t a s a f o r e s a i d, a n d s h a l l n o t h e r e - a f t e r b e i n any way r e s p o n s i b l e f o r t h e d i s p o s i t i o n o r d i s t r i - b u t i o n o f t h e f u n d s s o p a i d i n t o t h e c u s t o d y o f t h e Court , a n d - i t i s further ordered that the above described l e t t e r of in structions be filed with the record of this proceeding . LAW OFFICES WEAVER Be ARMSTRONG . FRONT ROYAL , VA J �# 0 % � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Public Park Condemnation Act Tax Certification Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>PageCounty, Rockingham County, Rappahannock County</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Page County Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant PageCounty Rockingham County Rappahannock County Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context public-park-condemnation-act-tax-certification-page-county-rockingham-county-rappahannock-county https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/232a4d0c039d247f83d211246dc9dd9a.pdf df33cb812545c2546fcccea49867435d PDF Text Text f OFFICE . T' OF COUNTY CLERK OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY WASHINGTON , VIRGINIA H O N. J. R . H . A L E X A N D E R , J U D G E J A S. M S E T T L E . C L E R K E L I Z A B E T H H . D E B E R G H, D E P C L E R K Cop / 1 - STATE COMMISSION OH CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA -- -- -- TO .. - Dr JAS M SETTLE, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VIRGINIA - 1934 . - JUNE 29TH . To recording in Deed Book NO 38, as per Court Order, Muniments of Titil of the State Commission on Conservation and Development To ft fl — - In and To Shenandoah National Park Lanas 161 plats © 6Q& each 143 typewritten pages © #1.00 per page 1 Large Plat —— — Rubber Cement and Brushes — — — —— # 96,60 143.00 5.00 3.50 $ 248.10 . �STATE COMMISSION ON CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT . WILLIAM E CARSON, CHAIRMAN, RIVERTON COLEMAN WORTHAM, VICE CHAIRMAN, RICHMOND JUNIUS P. FISHBURN, ROANOKE E GRIFFITH DODSON NORFOLK MARSHALL B. BOOKER , HALIFAX THOMAS L FARRAR , CHARLOTTESVILLE LEE LONG, DANTE RICHMOND, VA. BUREAUS OF THE COMMISSION GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER RESOURCES AND POWER FOREST SERVICE PARKS AND LANDSCAPE ENGINEERING ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY STATE PUBLICITY . . . R. A Shenandoah National Park Division . GILLIAM, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY AND TREASURER ADDRESS REPLY TO UNDERSIGNED , PHONE 84 FRONT ROYAL ADDRESS YOUR REPLY TO . FRONT ROYAL, VA December 24, 1934 Mr. James M. Settle, Clerk Circuit Court of Rappahannock County Washington, Virginia . Dear Mr Settle: I enclose check for $248.10 to cover costs in connection with the recording of the record in the Rappahannock proceedings . Very sincerely yours, . Emma K Stokes Secretary .- EKS J Enc b < � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource Recordation Costs Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context recordation-costs-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/4c3db348c8c04e5bf405d7ccae0a8cce.pdf 723530dc66f01a7c570dc336c94419f4 PDF Text Text : • . . »• « i‘ f ; • * Recordation J.fe&o Covering a possible uniform procedure which might be adopted . in recording Shenandoah National Park proceedings * * f as It is suggested that a suitable inscription , somewhat follows be sot out on Page 1, of the Pt- rk seed * . ook IttMVmm 'bF TITLE / OF rm ‘ ST. Ti: GOTTIs: I !T Oh CONSERV TICK AND DJ5VEL0Fr T ! by on jet of the ] ~ an ..gency of the commonwealth of Virginia , cts of , 1926 17 i General Assembly of Virginia , approved varch I 1926, Chapter 169, Page 507 :j Creotod . Ill AMD TO SHENANDOAH l-L- TI UAL PARK LANDS - Ca DKMHED FOR USE AS A PUBLIC PARK AND FOR PUBLIC PARK PURPOSES IN TIE COMDEIilATI CK PROCEEDING * STYLED AS FOLLOWS Tier© ( Insert title of proceeding in your county ) ’ d itted to roc entered the rder Book Court of iq /-/ . , Rupijt d the J . f dfiy of page Any % dry of . ta County , , v 1954 , pursuant to an 34 , and spread in the tho clerk ' s office of the . Virginia -1 common circuit orto; LOW �Then an Pago Z begin as foXlmw t or . > I' O d.- y of jr ItH . , 1934 ( i sort order ) . T .e petition , etc , as in the order * ' {1 sort petit OB) ! 0* ., « o in tfce arcor. Tho report , etc ( Inge . 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Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource Recordation Memo Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context recordation-memo-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/6ba806b822828209e207d09630ec5079.pdf f67150492ad5e00117d3ff202cd77259 PDF Text Text �\ * , : ^ . .. ft -.. ** > .. 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Lor eakley, coos 25o u 25o a 258 feakley, jnos veukley, 7 R eakley , Joseph inrtha eakley, ;va / ' / .'eakley, i -- . .- . .- ublic Corporation . gent . 7 1 South Last Turn T, - - ,71 Ison, Hosa 266 ‘ 45 104 154 Yancey, Young, ' * irnJO ..gent - homas l zubeth ’dvurd . ^ - HDoirkA.aAcj lAjf ( .gent earl ancm aorrao e'aaaj) vn iuoo MI 104 104 104 . . « « S: 1 th, - . NO CF N JL: or CLAXUANT mo APPEARS Li IKS TO / NY RIGHT, Y„... . .0 Hi. v : TITLS, B3TATH OR INTBRSoT : TIURBIN, OR To OR IN I l PRO : C : JDS RISING > UT )? I ; CGNDEMHATlOir* 7st t 1 �- K . NO OF TRuCT lL.k ’ OP CLAILLi NT WHO jLPFtUBS TO li.-.V 2 OIAIL TO . iNf r.IUHT, TITL5, SST. T? : R XNT :ST iSKSIN, OK 0i IN RO C 3SDS ARI3ING OUT 0 ITS CC"D: NATION ' - . -------- ------- ----- 104 1 104 11 100 1 106 1 106 11 107 1 107 1 107 II 108 a 1 108 a I 103 11 108 11 109 1 103 1 110 11 110 11 111 1 111 1 112 1 112 1 113 a II 113 a II 113 1 113 1 113 11 llo I 127 1 127 1 187 . -- Overall, Harriett Overall, Julia 0 Orme, ;/ary oelina Overall, Harriett Overall, Julia C Orme, ary Selina . -overall, larrlett Overall, Julia G. Or , ary Selina ’ .Tie Overall, larriett Orme, iry elina Overall, larriett Orrae, ary Selina Overall, i .rriett Oraa, iry Selina Overall, arriett Orrae , Tary Overall, Harriett Orme , i ary Selina overall, iarriett Orrae, ary Selina Overall, arriett Orrae, .Vary Selina Overall, Harriett overall, Julia C Overall, Julia C Or;ue, Mary Selinu Overall, Harriett O'Bannon, P H . .- .. 41 61 88 -- 199 1 199 11 199 1 ;I 200 20o0 Estate Estate estate state . Pullen, Pullen, ullen, Pullen, .ullen, Pullen, state ' Estate .state ’ Estate ]state Estate . P. . ullen, Clarence Pullen, George '7 .- .. 19 21 26 30 31 Robertson, Janes . .. . Riley, ? T Riley, V T Rappahannock County School Board - Rappahannock County 31 b Rappahannock County 31 a ---- School Board 1 11 III IV 72 11 143 1 153 167 170 -- 170 a 170 a 217 . 3 3 12 . . 3. 0. lo lo 17 17 Robinson rs. .lmira Price, Louise M . . 20 20 a , Louise A - Price, Louise rice, ..ouise • Pullen , Dudley 27 46 50 ullen, Alice /47 istato Reid , ; R Reid , Joseph 18 66 Estate ; Tiest , A H, Idlest , Jessie ;*ullen, iorace .state Estate - ullen, J 211 261 261 266 266 266 Estate estate I • ’ 3o 34 58 59 59 Clarenoe * Roraie V Sara B . rice M*VM:2 OF CLKILUNT ;m APPEARS O ^. v ; OLA I! To . . NY RIGHT, , .. . INi . . TH 0. 5INt OR ’0 ( US PRO CiSNDS AKX £ INO OUT OF ITS c ;D ;. F. /TION. state Jatate . H. Estate Tesgravos, Robert .utney, Irene B rurtlow, 7 Part low, Lucy ^ 146 143 160 186 199 - ' Pomeroy, J 81 - Selina - 7 30 63 . NO 0f TRACT V School Board gent Reid , C G I Roy, ’Jury Ann Estate . Estate Roy, Mary ..nn Roy, I ary .nn Estate ’ state .Roy, Mary Ann Racer, Mrs Dick ;state Roy, Mary Ann Raney, J 7 Raney, Janes Ramey, J .. Rutherford, illian Jackson Rutherford , 'illian Jackson Rutherford , Caroline :u Rector, I rs Iz: . .- --- 1 -- . .. .. . \ .. . . Shryook , George 4 Stokes, S H Settle, Thomas I Sothoron, rs L K .. Sothoron, i • . Slau liter, T P Slaughter, Mary D Settle, Julia M. Settle, Julia J. Snoot , J .raes H 1 Stuart, | " Smoot, meat . .. , - i . / . . / I �\ NO,or TK. - CT $ . HAMS OF CLAIMS N't* tHO nJ UHS PO . • . oL.r. v. . MY : ic; : • - - , . THi.GT - -- - 09- IV 59- IV 59- 17 59- 1Y 69 77 99 - --108- II 109- 1 110-11 111-1 112- 1 ---- llo a H 113 1 123 123 123 123 123 124 127 1 - - 128 ^ 148 -11 11 -- III - A 11 I - 199 1 199 II 199 H 222 • , - gent 226 ... . .. . . Iller, J. J. iller, 3. 0. , , 228 - 228 a 231 231 Miller, . - R 240 Ictute I TJstnte lllnry , vlbort c usick, albert c usick, vlbort ..CKUSIOK cXusick, wlbert c..usick, ..lbert c usick, .lbert MoKuslok, ..lbert CAUsick, ..lbert c usick, lbert o. usick, ..lbert C .USICK, -lbert enefee, Ben K ;• ohefee, Newton . . . . . . .. enefee, o. w . •e r ^ ut enefee, ;.n le J, Menefea, > en > , - Istate iller, :ilis s c : isle ;, .lbert . undy, Charles ; nefae, rs 1 erta V nefea, 3 - gent jors, John 0 J Iller, iller, c r , Jr Iller, G J J , Jr Iller, . iller, C J ... iller, . J , Jr . iller , J filler, C J , Jr .. . . . --11 8 2 13 77 t *\ .. ... . . .. ... . . . . . . . . .. . . r vo . MY i • cm 1 . . . .. . lllar undy, 104 1 106 1 107 1 100 a I 148 180 199 199 199 199 199 199 199 199 . Manuel, R 2 iller, .ionry T iller, 0 e Iller, 0 B Iller, i anuel, • 7 • filler, 3 • iller, . B iller , 7 iW • . iller, V . Iller, 3 ~ lry Iller, Miller, C T, iller, C b . . . . 52- 1 54 11 o4 II 04 11 04 11 o4 r i 06 56 56 o 9 IV o9 IV 59 IV GL , . JIN, 0» G 22DS RISING COHDl&iNATlON ‘I TJi'iR ilN , On '0 ;n IN TliiC ?K 0 C :S 3Do ARISING OU o ITii i riuN ' Nn.“.; OK CUIKLi.NT 310 AVI :5*.RS 243 240 245 24o 24o 24o 245 245 246 248 2o0 251 252 252 -1V 59 58 o8 58 --I -1 09- 1 59-11 59-11 09- 11 68- 1 68- 1 63- 1 70- 1 71- 1 71- 1 72- 1 72-1 72-1 103- 1 104- 1 OF ITS North, Nish North, Luther North, Mish New York Life Insurance Company Nicholson, Lizzie Nicholson, Lizzie Nicholson, Newton Nicholson, .illiiim Ernest Nethers, Inez :, !ichol 3 on, James H Nicholson, J > mes lioholson, Bertie Nicholson, A 5 ..gent Nicholson, It L Ilcholson, rs lice Ilcholson, T A . . .. . .- icholson, lioholso ., 'ic iolson, Nicholson, ilcholson, .. . rda ; •^ ' i homas . A . f ix, ;ewey Ida - ]state Nicholson, Clarence - istute Ilcholson, Louis Ilcholson, Inez V / Nethers, J ; icholson, .’owton 'icholson, Ida * e icholson, ollle J, .. . ' . Ov .* rall, Juliu C Ormo, : ary eiina Ororall, Harriett Istute . Satate . - Istute OVeMll, illim C OVUtll, Juli:- ’ urme, ! ary Melina Overall, Harriett Overall, -JUliara c erme, Mary Melina Overall, Harriett overall, 'i 111on Overall, Julia c Ollv - r, rs ' •n Overall, Julia orme, . iry Melina over 11, Harriett Overall, 1 Ilian ; Overall, Julia Orme, itory Melina state .-Estate ’ .’state .- istute . . . . . st te ’ . . ' state Estate . - ’state .- estate /-2 b ~ J �\ . - TR .CT N.. ? 0? CLAIM .NT- ' - Di u .. Lolly, J. ? .ern, iurry R eyser, John A { eyser, Iohn A 44 Keyser , John . - gent 49 Keyser, John 53 eyser, Joan • 53 a , 1111am 0 - Estate Keys 58 1 Kirksay, Jlallle C 58 1 Kelly, J T o9 Kelly, J a 59 Kelly, J. 59 1 Kelly, J o9 11 Keys, fl ill an . - :state 59 11 lrksoy, la :lie o 59 11 Kelly, J 59 III Kelly, J 59 IV . ayaer, Lulu 65 Keyser, I 6o Keys, llliaia 0 - ’.state 68 1 Klrksey, . ullie o 68- 1 . 8, .1 lllaa v 72 1 - .state lrksey, lallle 72 1 let ate ays, • 1 Ilian 104 1 llle 0 « irksoy, 104 1 Jstate Kendall, J • 1C6 I endail, . !• 106 1 Estate Lendail, J 106 1 Keys, itllum . - .’state 106- 1 / lrksey, lallle 0 106- 1 .andill, J 106 II . inlull, 9 106 11 state .and ill, J v;r « 106 11 ( i > Kendall, avl 107 - 1 Jstute Keys, 1Ilian a 107 1 o Klrksey, .aliie 107 1 Kendall, Ouvid 107 II {state leys, illi.n 108 a 1 . Ilircssy, I- llle lQo a I ’ .state Keys, ilLiaia ) 108 11 lirksey, Bailie 0 108 11 Keys, illlara 0 - Estate 109 1 Klrksey, . L i t e 0 109 1 Estate ays, illlam C 110 11 ir <sey, .ullie 0 110 11 ’state o Keys, i i l i 111 1 llio 0 lir kaey, 111 1 .stu te Keys, .illlaiii 0 112 1 llrxsey, .Kllie 0 112 1 :state 115 a II Keys, .1 Ilian 0 . 113 a II ..ir\sey, ilallie -- ---- .. . . - . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . - - .. . . . --- * . > - ro?;. 59 V 21 33 1 * - riTLi, s IN, OR T( OR IN ’II!PRO C 12DS RISING OlT C I S co - A. ' , i . .. . . . . ii -- .- - . . .- -- -- ----- -- . , . .. . .. . - . .. -. i ..- I NO OF : ’0 TRACT VC CL. I v 0 : VY RIGHT , ** : TITLrS , BGMK CR I NT Jit ’ST : :i.*2iNf OK ro OR IN n: .KO : CK . DB . RISING OUT 0 ITS : CONimNKTlON • . --- 115 115 127 127 1 1 1 1 --- 58 1 59 H 63 1 72 1 104 1 106 1 107 1 100 e I 108 H 109 1 110 11 111-1 112 1 115 a II 115 1 127 1 ---- -- -- - 11 - 11 1 24 24 38 40 40 48 49 54 - 54 34 54 34 54 54 -----I -- 54 1 o4 1 54 1 u4 I 34 1 o4 54 11 34 11 /3 .S - . ..- estate . -. Estate Keys, Gillian 0 Kir.csey, Kallle o Kays, villlaa o Klrksey, a 111a 0 - - . . Lovin , Julia J Loving , Julia J Julia J Juli. J, Julia J, Julia J . Loving, Loving, Loving , Loving, Loving, Julia j Loving, Julia J Loving, Julia J Loving, Julia J Loving , Julia J . .. . . . . .. Loving , Julie J Isviig, Julie j Loving, Julia J Loving , Julia J Loving , Julia J. . .. Marlowe, J urlowe, J killer, G. Tyler iller, ,‘rs John J Moore, J h Iller, Charles Killer, ;arner Miller, C. B Miller, B F.^ iLler, v• .iller , ir • ill r, iller, G i.’iller, C .3 Wilier, ? «• iller, J J estate Wilier, W A Miller, Kenry T . . . . . . . . .. . . .- ... .. B. . Miller, G iller, C Ailer, 2 . iller, J.. J. ' Iller, i Her, • i . . . > Estate �. NO OF 1’ R»CT u . OF n ro :; .v ; , LUB . j -- 11 - 11 - 11 . . . . - 100 - 104 - 104 106 106 107 107 103 103 103 -103 109 139 110 110 111 -111 112 112 - — -- 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 a I 11 -- - — -- --- -- II 1 1 11 XI 1 -- 1 - 11 - . . . . Johnson , Henry L Jackson , Jolliffe , Jackson , Jolllffe , Jolllffe , Jackson , Jackson , 2 . . Ilton - istnte . nn . A £ • Ilton Istute Ann P ’ .state Ann ? ! iilton ’ . .. - Ilton .J . Hilton istate Jolllffe , Ann A ' Ilton Jackson , . istate Jolllffe , . v .n Jac.cson, Jolllffe , Jac : son , Jolllffe , Jackson , Jolllffe , Juc . son , Jolllffe , Ann .- iatate . • Hilton istate A.nn A A . ilton .- .I. Ilton . :n P. Ann P state ’ Istate - . PHS RH : u c ^ iuvr: RIGHT , TO H« Vii CL. Ik TO : R INT JR :ir.p TITL . , i I N, 01 TO < IN . . " - Jones , P A Johnson & Wimsatt Jenkins , Lena Jackson , Z Hilton Jenkins , Lena lllton Jackson , J J 3n.:ln 3 , rs . . . lfrad Agent Jonkln 3 , alter Jenkins , Nellie Jenkln 3 , Delia Jen : lns , Tlshla Jenkins , . lfred - Estate istate Jenkins , 3usan Jenkins , fllllara - 'stute Jenkins , Ira - Jstate ’' istate Jenkins , Gideon Jenkins , Roosevelt Jenkins , Gladys Jenkins , Golden Jenxlas , Golden Jackson , S , iilton Jackson , 3 Hilton Jone 3 , Jutnes 0 Jones , John . Jcoklna, Dalla B* Jenkins , Mrs* Dills B iwranoo Johnson , **« .>7 - 67 63 1 72 1 76 76 30 92 3o - UT 0? ITS - -- — ; TRACT 1 RISING N .TIOIT . . NO OF . . • . 25 34 53 53 53 59 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 56 56 66 66 . TITAN , HT^T ' ofl . 2IN, OR TO OR IN THU ?HQ . _ CIADS <3 •+ • !* v no - pyrMs NY RIGHT , . . . C 15SDS ARISING OTJT OF ITS CvN : 1 NATION -- - 113 a II 113 n II 113 1 113 1 127 1 127 1 129 174 - - 177 139 190 191 191 191 191 191 192 193 194 203 203 0 204 304 a 204 a - -214 215 215 215 213 220 224 225 229 229 233 234 256 2.58 249 2o4 259 364 269 Jackson , Hilton , Ann ? - estate Jolllffe ' Jackson , liton Jolllffe , A n n n estate Jackson , . ilton "state Jolliffn , . 'rank Jenkins , A Jenkins , ;,l l i s Herbert Johnson , c . 3. V & »£ Jen ;1 a , Has L. Jenkins , c. Jenkins , John ,’1111am Jenkins , J.ytcn .gent Jenkins , ayton Jenkins , Susan Jenkins , John 1111 m ’state Jenkins , ettle Jenkins , Fannie ! Jenkins , fad's - .gent Jenkins , vorrls latate Jenkins , ’orris - Estate Jenkins , Nathan 'state Jenkins , N than Jenkins , N: than Jenkins , i • . li rrlson Jenkins , llrn Junes L . - .- . ^ . - - - . - - . > . . - . Jenkins , Dennis G gent Jenkins , Janos L Estate Jenkins , Junes Bosa Jenkins , l cLane Jenkins , Clarence L Jenkins , illiam . Jenkins , J . Boot Jenkins , 7 a . gent Jeffries , . .elen Jenkins , . - . . .- . . Jenkins , 'ollie J Jenkins , Lindsey J - nklns , Jeth Jenkins , Smith - Estate Judd , ra ate Jenkins , Johannes Jenkins , J A . " . �f . NO OR TRACT 4 • NAi4 * OF CL»vIii. > ifiiO toto.HAi CLAIM TO .NY Rio.; TO TITL /, SSTAT3 OR INT /R 1ST THKR:2IN, OR 10 OR IN rii / 30 C / IDS ARISING OUT OF ITS co:IDSANATION fff4 i . - --------—- --- ----- - -- --UO II -no- II 110- 11 lio n 110 11 lio n . NO OF TR- CT - r 71 1 72 1 72 1 73 1 98 99 99 99 104 1 104 1 104 1 104 1 106 1 106 1 106 1 105 1 107 1 107 1 107 1 107 1 109 e I 108 a I 10/ a 1 1C - ton 1 103 11 108 11 108 11 108 11 109 1 109 1 109 1 109 1 109 1 110 1 no 1 no 1 no 1 no 1 no 1 no 1 no 1 110 11 * ‘ ^ / / ' / . I w• ) wtiorney ‘ iry / .ioffman, /alter hooff, nary Hopper, . ilton 5 .-attorney 113 1 113-11 . Hopper, 1 obert 3. -11 --1 1 125 .state 127 127 Hudson, Martha G Hoffman, alter to attorney 127 127 Hooff, Mary A Hopper, Ilton H 141 /state 141 Hopper, Robert 3 .orshbergar, David H . 141 Hershberger, D £• 199 Hershberger, 'rank 3 219 lerchbcrger, to ? 219 liersaborgor, to 223 Hershberger, J D Hershberger, iss :.. /state Hershberger, ” B Hershberger, David 54 iershbarger, D 13 54 5C Hershberger, Frank 3 Hershberger, /avid D Hershberger, to .. ..-. . . .. . .. . . . -. .. . . . : JljxIUr.lil' r/HO AlT:/ARS IL T: CL.T TU ANY HIOUT, : R INT :R :/::T TITLS, TBIHHIN, OR TO OK IN THI HRO C / :DS ARISING OUT O. ITS - . . .• J. no- 1 1 no n J Hopper, Hilton . no-- 1 1 .state no- 1 1 Hopper, Robert s. Harrell, T. to no n Harrsll, rs. Sevilla no--II torrell, T. to - gent in- 1 larrell, John - state in-1 Hof fman, Valter ?.-Attorney ill-1 Hooff, .ory A. 111-1 Hopper, Hilton B. 112-1 Hopper, Robert 3. - state 112- 1 Hoffman, . . I.or .-Attorney 112- 1 112- 1 itooff, nry .. Hopper, . ilton to 113-a- 1 Hopper, tobert S. -Istate 113-a- EI to ffan n, alter •- Attorney 113- u- ri 113-a- n Hooff, .tory 113-a- II Hopper, i ilton to pper, Robert s. - istate 113-a-II 113- 1 Hoffman, .toiler .-. 113 . : , . . . Hooff -1 113-1 Hopper, iilton to Hopper , obert 3. - state llo- I / . . CuNUSyJtATlOJT Houser, rs Hooff, Jlary . Nto m/ 1 V> - --III s b - 1 / ’/ . Hopper, l.llton B Hopper, Robert Estate Hofftaen, alter .' Attorney tooff, l ary A Hopper, Hilton Hopper, Robert S / .state Hofraan, alter .’' Attorney HOOff, KELT / t topper, ’ 1 ltoii ./• itopper, .obert S /state .Hudson, . H Hudson, . : Hoffman, . alter . Attorney tooff, iry . ...... . .. .. .' / ' . / . - state tod son, . H. Hoffman, -iter .- Attorney tooff, ary A. Hopper, . ilton Ho pper, Hooert s. /state Hudson, .. . Hopper, .topper, ilton obert , . « .. H Heiston, John J offin: n, alter ./ Attorney Hooff, i ary to er, ilton a topper, iobert S Estate offn an, Joseph ioffman, Joseph .. Hite, I rs togh B Hoffman, T •• Hawkins, harles :tawklns, Sarah P ’ gent . , r Hawkins Mortimer .. .... . .. ..- . -IV - . M.state . . Hoffman, liter .-Attorney tooff, ’Sry A. Hersnberger, .’lea A Hershberger, D B . lies, Alfred lies, ..Ifred s lies, .Ifrod B . . isrshbarger, • J • Hershberger, J D .. * / A -3 J* �. NO OP TROT «vno APPK-.BS n. s. z or TO M.V 3 JUB. o ,JIY KIGHT , TITL.S , SSTi.V .3 o [ !T iB -SCT . :i OH ro oH in VH3 PRO . c: m . .RIDING U'.JT . 00 ' Di ' NATION --— -- 203 a 203 a 203 a 203 a 203 s 203 a 203 a 204 204 a 200 - 205 20 o 227 227 227 237 242 243 20.1 a - 14 19 103 1C 3 a 103 1 -- 36 36 36 36 45 1/ 79 i/ 7 J a 63 132 - 133 137 137 137 137 143 143 143 143 or ITS Dodson Detty uodson Driest Dodson, ilia Dodson Clarence Dodson, Vrs Hosa osa Dodson, re Dodson, Hunter Dodson Jaok ..gent Dodson, Hunter odson Dala lora od so n J »raes Monroe odson Carroll rook ' state Dodson, Vaymun Dodson, J Dodson, John Dodson , 17 B . -- - - , , , 244 . . . . , . .. . foster, ostar , oster, foster, Foster incham -- 59 IV 50 50 74 .. 111 111 1 -- .. George . enry Vllllam franklin Sliza J John Jack , idwurd , John • , 71annum John T lias inoham, re razior, rs. J nes razior, Bee - zier, ^usie Ann r. ruziir , Jeff ruzior, Susie A - state .. . . . gent ’state razier, Buck ox, 1 B gent B fox •ox , G •ox , B C . .. . .. - , ' . . 23 34 35 39 54 54 1 , . ’ox fox 3 P B 111 11 144 144 144 144 144 , . . .. . , . . , . . , . . , , .,. - •. , . • B C C Fox Agent B • ox •’ry lira Smma J loteher James I .moa raaior 'state * ry, James ry, Dnmuel Ftnchun, Junes P Istute frazler, Charles fletoner , Till letcher, lllia a 1 eade - .- . - 3a 8 tnan P B rly J P s t e 3 , fumes < . • i s t e s , J iQQ . stes, J OS v ^ . . l u i . : o ‘ ? Ci^n .P a Tc I L .V : C u l k VO .NY HIGHT vsr ' : H IHTHRJHT TITL TII IR -SIN OH To OH : u ' •ns iho c • ;DO RISING OUT f IYB CONDMUf TION , 14.5 1 143 1 14.5 1 143 1 139 163 172 131 203 209 239 243 .. , Tii CT -- Dodson, riIlium foot i’illle Dodson, Blanche Dodson, , , , - .- MO OF Grim, .,..c. , Gentry . T f Galloway 3va Green J. matt Grannis iHiurn , , , Grannis TiIlium Grannis, 7iIlium Gore, •? L gent Gore 1 J Gore John 5 Grove, J C Grove, J G Grove J G Gander Gilliam D Gander, Lester H Gander M V Gander L C G nder M V Batata .. .. - . , .. ... , . . , . . , . . , . . , , . .- .. Huddox, II B Estate H rper , lef L th o Hooff , Jury A 1 , Milton 13 Hopper 1 Hopper, obert G istate 1 11 Hooff , Wary A 11 iopper, ilton B 09 1£ Hopper , Robert 3 ’state 63 1 :iooff, ’ ry A 68 1 :o per , ilton B Hopper, Robert S Istute 60 1 15 23 58 56 33 59 59 - ---- / CL Z . .. . .- .. .. .- - �i . NO OF TRACT , - 235 23o a 243 247 255 - 42 16 16 16 35 35 42 42 42 57 57 68 63 68 68 68 68 1 68 1 63 1 63 1 " 68 1 73 73 a 73 b w 78 « 73 a * 78 b -- -- • --- - --- 41:1 m TRACT . . -159 loo . Deathorage , Ora . Ifrod Dulin , '/ 2 , .gent Dulin , J Dulin , Gabe Dearing , Eugenia P [state hearing , A V [ramie ; teutherage , Deatherage , Lucy Deatherige , !yra --aa --aa --aa i/ .. . , Jr. Piles J. - state N. Dora lice DeJarnette , PeJarnette , 2 Dwyer , Dwyer , Lucy Dwyer , Dwyer , Thomas 3 . . ... . . .. ' • -- - . . - Deathsra i ; Death era | 1; Deaf nera m Wl xt ( -- ( Infant ) ( Infant ) ( Infant ) ( Infant ) -.. - cstate ) -- (( Infant Infant ) Dodson , Bessie - ( Infant ) Dodson , ernard- ( Infant ) Dodson , J. rank- state Dodson , Cora .lice Dodson , J. rank - gent Dodson , Virgil - ( Infant ) Dodson , easel - ( Infant ) Dodson , host le - ( Infant ) Dodson , ernurd- ( Infant ) ( Infant ) odson , Paul , arguret ( Dodson infant ) , ( Dodson James - Infant ) Dodson , Isle Dodson , John . - ’state Dodson , J . rank- state Dodson , rs. red- Estate Dodson , J. 5. , Jr. ' ' I ] Dodson , raude Dodson , J S• » tRan Dodson , touson , • B 171 202 202 202 202 203 203 203 303 203 203 203 203 203 42 42 - / . ’ i > Dodson , -- . . .. .L a a y . [ 201 . . , 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 163 171 184 , 197 . iwyor , D A* Tod son , Joseph 3 "odson , uicy Darnell , Joe Dodson , ury [ Dodson , P »V Dodson , red » odson , J Prank odson , Virgil Dodson , ensol Dodson , estie Dodson , ernurd Dodson , J Prank ’ram: Dodson , J Dodson , Virgil Dodson , Hensel . 16.5 [ . ; 158 158 158 158 158 153 158 158 158 158 158 163 163 .. . . -. - . . . 131 135 a 136 a 139 135 155 .. . . - CONDEMNATION John 3 John 3 John J John 3 Chelf , 3 f Guardian Chelf , S 7 Guardian > e Guardian Campbell , James Church , t Olive Baptist , , .. .. .. ... .. .. . . .. Covington, Covington Covington , Covington wyer , R M [ state Dwyer , Miles J Dwyer , Lucy N Dwyer , Dora Alice Dwyer , Thomas B wyer , R j Dwyer , T B Dvyor , 3 Dwyer , T B wyer , R Dwyer , R M [ wyer , R Vi a Dwyer , Jacob 108 108 a I Dwyer , Jacob Dwyer , Jacob 108 1 Dwyer , Jacob 108 11 Dwyer , rs . Nina i 114 ’wyer , rs In 3 114 a wyer , n• u • gent a 114 Dwyer , rs 5 114 b in gent , Dwyer D M 114 b .state Dwyer , l -f red 115 [ , Dwyer state lfrod llo I Dwyer , J T 118 Beat he ra | -- H : 0 /’ CU.m . NT . ’HO ARREARS TO HATH CLAIM TO . :*T RIGHT , . .: TITLE , E. TH :R : :IN , OR TO OR IN :HD PRO c ; ;DG .RISING OUT OF ITS NO OF - . 226 a 229 231 232 . . N . .. £ 7 CLAIMANT Vviio APPEARS TO HAV [ CUIM TO * NY RIGHT , ITL8, ESTATE UR INTimiSST THCR 2IN, 01 . TO OR IN TH2 PRC CSTDS ARISING OUT* 0? ITG C 0 HD . 2 - IATIQH a a Dodson , Dodson , Dodson , Dodson , Dodson , Dodson , Dodson , Dodson , Dodson , Dodson , a a -- b m . r. ...- B.. pent -Olivia i onie illle . - . rent ; . 'onie Olivia Nathan JiIlian Boot illie Blanche Booty Ernest "11a odson , Clarence Dodson , Nathan ^eathera e , Lucy D / - ithorage , Lucy / ( �. NO OF TRACT s ' i .. ; or CL TO li . V : O L . D . TO TITLE, .NY i RIGifT , : TKuQT : 5STATT OR CIT REST , THEREIN OR TO OR PI "T! : . >RO » G O : DS ARISI IC OTJ OF ITS : .. 206 206 a 214 214 221 221 a 221 a -- 226 226 226 226 . Brown , Harold G , CasHier Brown , Henry A Bank , Culpeper National Brown , arold , G . , Cas ; ler , Cumberland 3 Bennett , Cumberland o Bennett , Otis Brown , . . L Brown , ilenry A * Brown , A na L V Jstate Brown , Bank , Culpeper National rown , Harold G , Cashier Bunk , Culpeper National brown , Harold G , Cusnier Buckner , A , estate ourke , Robert Bank , Culpeper rational Brown , .arold G , Cashier Bank , Culpeper National Brown , Harold G , Cashier Bennett , otIs L Bennett , John / A Josie istate Burke , Janos A & wife ' . . . . - - 241 241 243 243 243 243 243 243 245 243 243 243 254 260 268 269 271 .- . . . - . .. . Burte , Burke , Burke , turke , Burke , Burke , Burke , Burke , Burke , Brown , Burke , James A . . - ( Infant ) Theodore - ( Infant ) Curtis - ( Infant ) Held - ( Inft. nt ) Mary - ( Infant ) Jaunitu - ( Infant ) Bertha - ( Infant ) Janes - ( Infant ) Henry . 7 V. Estate Roscoe .Henry . .-A.. Brown , Broy , 1 . C . Bennett , Talliaferro estate Broy , Janes Z Borden , J P . . . 10 23 Compton , Clark , ionry T :dley 33 33 1 62 62 69 - 72 - 72 1 73 11 83 HQ7 93 94 - 103 112 ' v 112 a v 112- I 127 - 127 a 127 1 134 137 - 137 138 138 138 143 1A 2 154 158 158 162 16 3 163 165 165 173 185 188 195 . - Carter , Shirley Carter , Shirley Coppage , J I Coppage , 5 I ;state Cooper , R L Clatterbuok , Joseph J Clatterbuok , Joseph ; A Clatterbuok , Joseph . 7 Cornwell , l.'rs Tom ' Compton , . rank Clark , Luurice Coates , Nellie . . . . . .. // 1 — Compton , Frank Compton , Frank Compton , rank Carter , Jueith Carter , Judith Carter , Judith a -a -a . . . . . . . . rury , Loses W Clark Claytor , Clark , 197 2o 2 a 206 207 207 214 227 /4C —— Cornwell , rs . Lucy Clatterbuok , Maggie Chelf , 3. 7 Gu - rdian Clark , .. ndrew J Clark , .ndrew J Clark , .undrew J Clark , athias Clark , .uddie Crank Chelf , 3. W Guardian Chelf , A t • Guardian . - Guardian One If , Clark , Nina Clark , !i na . Chelf , J5 A - Guardian Campbell , Jack & Susan Campbell , Lizzie - :stute ox , Frank A Clnytor , Isaac , -b - — 7 Compton , rs . ullve Carter , John Church of the Brethren 96 97 196 Claigg , Lee Chester Gap orchard Company - - . : . 220 a 223 a 229 229 230 231 231 231 232 232 233 233 4 6 . : . - NA1 3 uF CLAIMANT WHO APJ BURS TO *it VC CL - Hl TO ANY RIGHT , TITLE , :ST ITS OK IWT :R ATT THEREIN, OR TO OR IN TiI3 PRO CJ :DS ARISING ( . UT or crs C ’ID 7: ION . lpheus . Covington , John r . Covington , John Covington , rohn 3 res ' dent . resident . - Teaident Executor Crane , A TA Gra in , irnust L Covington , John s President Chelf , A n • Guardian . > . - �¥ . NO OF TRaCT . . . -------- 58 1 58 1 58 11 58 11 58 11 58 11 58 11 58 11 53 11 58 11 58 11 59 11 59 IV 64 66 68 1 69 - ----- 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 u - - Bailed - -. . . . Bolen, J. B. . . .. . .. . .. .. . . .. . . . Brumbaok, 2 G Brumback , 2 G Brimback, J F adge Brumbaok, rs beggarly, rs Gertrude Istate Bruraback , J B Burns, ...J rguerito Istate . Beahm, Bea.in, o « . Baker, .lpheus 3 Baker, George 3 Baker, Charles » Baser, Jacob A Baser, Id 2 Baser, Nellie Baldwin, Oscar 2 Burke, Joshua Burke, *.du 2stute Burke, Otis Butler, Beverly Beckwith, Frank Bailey, . mbrose B Bailey, .mbrose b Bailey, rabrose B Bowen, Charles state Burns, arguerite Istate Burns, irguerite > rguerlte Istate airn3, Istate I Burns, argurite . 86 - ub - --- - 1 1 1 a . . - . . . --- . - . i -11 ioa 103 109 110 110 111 --- .- Bailey, Janos Bailey, Luther Bailey , fllohard Bailey, Janes Istate Baker, , ury Istate l3tato Bailey, George .state Burns, ‘ arguerlte 3ooth . I Bailey, Ambrose B Burke, rs Charles Istate burns, arguerlte - Nni 3 OF CLAIMANT ViiO APPSARS TO !UV:2 CL iL TO ANY LIGHT, TITLS, BST^TE OR IN'.. JR THIRISIN, OR TO OR IN .. . PRO C J 2DS RISING OUT OF ITS ^ CONDSLIHATIOH Baker , H II Do V TT TJ , George Istate Bailey, Richard Burns, ./.arguerlte Istate Bailey, Ambrose ,3 Bailey , /averly Bailey, iamuel . 90 91 101 101 101 102 104 106 107 103 NO OF .CT TR. .. m 76 a 70 71 71 71 71 71 72 75 7o 83 83 83 83 83 83 84 * 85 85 . HAM12 OF CLAIMANT WHO APP&.RS TO iAV 2 CUILi TO ,.RY RIGHT , ‘ 2 OK INT 2RI2ST TITLC, S TH2R2IN, O . To OH .IW :T BRO CSCDS ^RISING OUT OF ITS CONDEMN PION 1 1 11 1 111 II --a-I 112 113 113 113 v 116 120 1 -- -II a 1 120-a 126 127 1 130 130 157 137 137 137 v 140 - 144 157 v 166 179 179 197 197 202 202 202 202 202 202 202 203 203 20 3 202 202 203 202 202 Burns, arguerlte --- Istate Istate Istate Istate Burrlll, Illen Estate Burns, Marguerite Burrlll, Illen Istate Burns, I irguerite Istate Burns, If,' rguertte Istate Bowen, ^an V Bans of /urren Bank of v'urren Baker, /1 Ilium estate Burns, Marguerite Bolen, Trs J B ..gent Bolen, J 3 Bailey, Russell (Infant ) Bailey, elvin (Infant ) Bailey, limer (Infant ) Bailey, Lottie Istate Bowen, Oklahoma Brubaker, Mary R Bailey, J 0* Blue Ridge Land Corporation Broy, James 2 Broy, John Bank, Culpeper National Brown, Harold G , Cashier - .- - . . .- . .- --- . .. . . berry, Lindsey F erry, Bailey berry, drian . --— a a a a a -— -— / /? . . --a 206 206 Burrlll, Ulon Burns, 1 arguerlte Burns, 1'urgu rite Burrlll, 2ilen Burns, Marguerite a a a Berry, Berry, Derry, Berry , Berry, Berry, Bessie Josie James Janos - Estate . 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Bailey Berry, Adrian Berry, Bessie Berry, Josie Berry, Janes Bank, Culpeper Ratio ^al brown, Harold G , Gas ier brown, Hury A Bank, Culpeper National .. �TABLE V L i s t o f na .e s o f p e r s o n s who have f i l e d , or on whoso b e h a l f t h e r e have been f i l e d w i t h t h e r e c o r d In t h e C l e r k ’ s Office , olaiuus t o any r i g h t , t i t l e , e s t a t e o r i n t e r e s t i n t h e l a n d s d e s c r i b e d i n t h e pe t i t i o n , a n d o f a l l p e r s o n s I n c l u d i n g i n f a n t s , i n s a n e persons , or p e r sons u n d e r o t h ; r l e g a l d i s a b i l i t y who appear t o have c l a i m s o f r i g h t , t i t l e , e s t a t e or i n t e r e s t i n s a i d l a n d s a s shown i n t h e f o r e g o i n g Table One and found by t h e S p e c i a l I n v e s t i g a t o r s a n d Board o f a p p r a i s a l Com m i s s i o n e r s s u b m i t t i n g t h e r e p o r t t o which t h e s e e x h i b i t s h e e t s are 3ald names being set out under the letter of the ulphubet attached : w i t h which t h d r surnames b e g i n , and s e t o p p o s i t e t h e number o f t h e t r a c t or p a r c e l , shown on t h e map of t h e s a i d l a n d s f i l e d with t h e re p o r t , i t h r e f e r e n c e t o which s u c h c l a i m s o f r i g h t , t i t l e , e s t a t e , or i n t e r e s t appear t o have been s e t up a s shown i n s a i d ’a b l e One -- - . . NO OF TRACT . HAMS OF CLAIM. NT WHO . . PPSA 3 TO . - AYE CLi.l t 10 ANY RIGHT , TITLE , 3CT . T 2 : K I NT 21.2ST THER El : , OB TO OH IN 'HE Pi tO CE 3DS ARISING OUT OF ITS CONDEL / A TI JN. - ,T . *.y l o r i - , . Clifton 198 216 25 3 267 26 7 a 270 . t k i n s , Jame 3 P 119 142 142 147 148 150 l o6 158 158 161 161 163 164 164 164 167 17 a 176 176 178 182 V 132 183 - — - a a -— a - . - . tkins, aurkett Estate A t k i n s , Henry .t k i n s , John I shby ..t k i n s , A t k i n s , ; amie ( I n f a n t ) -tKins , amie ( Infant ) tkins , Jeremiah < t k i n 3, J e r e m i a h { - t k i n s , amie ( I i f nt ) . . .t k i n s , . trCLns , -- tkins . tkins , tkins, .t k i n s , tails, . t K i n 3, .. t k i n s , . t »;i n s , tkins, - - .-. -- -. , a b .. . nnentrout , r s Ben t k i n 3, j r i t t o n L atkins, Britton L - . NO OF TRACT - - 51 82 - 1 5 9 .. . . .. > , Atkins, . shby , Atkins, tkins, »t k i n s, .. t k i n s , / , . . Claudia Jeremiah Caroline Jacn rs 32 . . . - II J JO 56 53 58 o8 o3 58 58 7 J J Jamas .L . FAnnla V . « . r s. B a i l i e J. . artha loner 0 - --11 -- I --11 -I Oa //S . * 11 1 s ' . •.• a . Bootn , ' 3u i l e y , James stuto B a i l e y , mbrosa B Bailey, - - . B a i l e y , /o v e r l y B a i l e y , .aimuel B a i l e y , James Bailey , Luther :s t a t e Baker , w i r y - ) j B rbuo , Lucy 8 B e a t y, i o l t o n Boyer , • Bailey, G Bowling , G’ aradford , R St-1 iSS&: : 04 Booth , . .. .. Joseph B J o s e p h 13 J ? i - - . 1 11 1 22 J . .. ' .. . . N.JU5 OK CLAIMANT WHO APPEARS TC 1IAV!E CLAIM ( LMT RIGHT , TITLS SSTATS OR INTEREST THEREIN OH TO OR IN THE PRO o BEDS ARISING OUT OK ITS COTfDEPNi .7 ION �r t TAB LI', Ilf List of infants , insane persons , and persons under other legal disability , for whom no guardians ad liton have been appointed at the date of filing of the accompanying ronort , who appear to be owners , or to have right , title , estate or Interest in any of the tracts or parcels of land shown on the map filed with the report , which i t i s proposed to conde n , and who appear also to be owners of other land contiguous to the lands sought to be condemned and described in the petition , which would be damaged by the pro osed condemnation , and the arount of damages thereto which will res It from the proposed condemnation . fit ACTS CONTIGUOUS ITO ' r . TIGHT COK It NED , • Tf. B SUCH 1K BY : OWNED jF.tf 'T , INSAKK PER ON : 01 PRJ ON UNT R : NAJ R OF INFANT AMOUNT OF SUCH : OP. INSOH5 PERSON : 0THEN. LEGAL DISA DAI R R ; : IT ClDEN , WHICH IN OR : OR PERSONS UNDER BILITY' . NT , PRC •I! ILL 3 INTRO LICHsWfc TO THE :OT!I K L GAL DIS C0T IT: ; R , .PAGED BY POSED BE L I I W ; :ABILITY WHO IS NATION , C R •TEE PROPOSED CON : OWNER OF TRACT T A I N T CY THE DOTATION • . BOBER 07 TRACT: OR OF AN INTR R GT . ERS: COT I A 3 SHORN ON MAP:T3UEIN LA! - . . NONE NOIIE NONE NOTE: . - - - _ — NONE Guardians ad litem have been appointed for all infants , insane persons , and persons under other legal disability , who appeared to be owners or to have any r i g h t , t i t l e , estate or interest in any of the tracts shown on the accompanying map , which i t is proposed to coude. n , whose ntunes were known to the special investigators and ippraisal commissioners at the time of the submission of the accompanying . report in -- �RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY T ;. bL.’ II - continued The owner o f t h e f e e s i m p l e e s t a t e i n t r a c t /186 , who appears t o be Ilmira u l l e n a s shown on T a b l e I , I s e n t i t l e d t o incidental damages a m o u n t i n g t o * 132.00 i f , us i t a p p e a r s s a i d owner i s u l a o t h e o nor o f tore aores , more or l o s a , c o n t i g u o u s t o t r a c t - 186 , a n d o u t s i d e t h e u r j a d e s c r i b e d i n t h o p e t i t i o n , which , b u t f o r t h e condemn a t i o n o f t r a c t jj 186 , would c o n s t i t u t e t o g e t h e r therewith , u l a r g e r t r a c t o r p a r c e l o f iund u n d e r t h e sane o w n e r s h i p , , - - . The owner o f t h e f e e s i m p l e e s t a t e i n t r a c t 195, who a p p e a r s Moses Clark us shown on T a b l e I , i s e n t i t l e d to i n c i d e n t a l damages a m o u n t i n g t o 30.00 , i f , a s i t appears , s a i d owner i s a l s o t h e owner of t h r e e and one h a l f ucres , more or l e s s , c o n t i g u o u s t o t r u o t , / 195, und o u t s i d e t h e area d e s c r i b e d i n t h e p e t i t i o n , which , b u t f o r t h e condemnation o f t r a c t ?195, would c o n s t i t u t e t h e r e w i t h , a l a r g e r t r a c t o r p a r c e l o f land u n d e r t h o same o w n e r s h i p t o bo .. ^ - .. . ^ - The u v nor o f t h e f e e 3 iraple e s t a t e i n t r a c t 367 a , who appears . t k i n s a s s l o w n on ' a b l e I , i s e n t i t l e d t o i n c i d e n t a l damages a m o u n t i n g to v 4o OO , i f » i t appears , s a i d owner i s a l s o t h e owner o f t h r e e aores , more or l e s s , c o n t i g u o u s t o t r a c t / 267 a , and o u t s i d e t h e area d e s c r i b e d i n t h e p e t i t i o n , w I c h , b u t f o r t h e condemn a t i o n o f t r ^ c t ,/ 267 a , would c o n s t i t u t e t n e r i w i t h a l a r g e r t r a c t or p a r c e l o f l a n d u n d e r t h e s me o w n e r s h i p . t o be J o s e p h J - ' . tfL . , - - �' I TABLE III NAMES OF PERSONS CLAIMING INCIDEN TAL DAMAGES FILED WITH THE RECORD IN CLERK * OFFIC . WHERE CIA If 13 MADE ON BEHALF OF : ,_ AN i N,OR PERSON I UNDER OT . R L 2GAL DISABILITY,THAT FACT 13 INDICATED AFT ;T : : fhI : - - . .. .. . . AMOUNT 3520.00 500.00 200 ..0 rt Burrell Woodward Clifton Aylor R Man' el J :. » &, Coppage Richard H and Lucy 2 artlow S A Beahm R . Dwyer .. . . . ' jfl? 22 23 No ant . 1 JOO OO )0,00 *1000. 0 . 50 '0 ” . .. .. . John R Finciiam Maurice Clark . . . .. . F.Frazier TRAC OF LAKE CLAIMED . -TO H^YE BEEN EAf A C A D coi MISSICN \ ms. 352 acres adjoining Adjoining land 09.75 acros nearby None None None adjoining land 72 acres adjoining 42 acres adjoining 100 acres adjoining Adjoining land None None None None None 200.00 No emt #62 Adjoining land None #75 #63 Adjoining land 30 acres adjoining None 200.00 No ar t # 78 .Adjoining land None #79 Adjoining land Hone specified g 93 A Adjoining laud 155 acres adjoining 42.50 acros adjoining . lor a 135 f 177 180 *221 70 ncren adjoining Adjoining land Adjoining land None None C75.00 None *100.00 None . #224 #239 Adjoining lane Adjoining land None None . specifi ed . specified No amt. specified No ant . Jas A. Estc 3 1000 Joseph 3 Do ’son 400.00 * C.E Johnson 1010.00 John T. Majors 100.00 250 0 Cumberland 3 Bonnet Clarence L Jenkins No ar t Chas , specified . .3ta AlflOTJHT OF INCIDENTAL DAi AGES TO TRACT OF LAND CLAIMED TO HAVE BEEN DAI/AC ED, ASCERTAINED BY THE APPRAISAL ' " i.ary Slaughter G Bowling dley M Clark Irene B Putney NUMBER OF '‘•’HE TRACT OR TRACTS AS 3H0T/N ON ISA 2 BECAU3E OF THE COB DEi NATION OF EIIICH TKT Cl A 12 V,Aa X . LLP i specified 100 0 — The only real and well founded claims arising out of the proposed condemnation of the of land sliown on the m filed with the report, claim of incidental damages has been filed with Office, are as follows: Cl 00.00 to incidental damages various tracts or parcels with reference to which no the record in the Clerk ’s tract #26, wh appears to to incidental ddmages to J 50.00 if, as it , said owner is also the owner of twenty eight acres, more or less, contiguous to tract #26, and outside the area described in the petition, which, but for the condemnation of tract #26, would constitute together therewith, a larger tract or parcel The owner of the fee estate in . T. Riley as shown in Table I, is entitled amounting , appears simple be W . of land under the sane ownership / / J~ - �. NO OF TP CT NO OF OF FEE SIMPLE ;oT. .TE 264 J 250.00 265 75.00 266 163.50 267 80.00 - . . v . nn 267 a 13.00 26 Q 20.00 269 150.00 270 10.00 Total Vula« i 2/ Qtf , THACT to $7 . J 2- U4 or THE X PL ; ESTATE V Lin ' �. NO OF TRACT v sn — : . ; :3T »T 2 NC OF TR CT ' PT J '--?J MM VALU OF F :: I SI - PLn OSTaTS . 217 164 (50 . 241 218 147.00 242 219 599.00 243 220 1035.00 244 380.7 o 221 24.00 245 3880.70 66.00 246 120.00 222 128.00 247 70o 00 223 800.00 248 760.30 224 11.00 249 12.00 225 202.00 250 54.00 226 1876.00 " 251 420.00 227 1776.00 252 066 OO 228 2050.00 253 27 o 00 254 494.00 00 255 3o0.00 1378.00 2 o6 260.00 257 90.00 - 221 a - 228 a 71a 229 . .. 230 231 ._ . * . ^ 442.87 511.00 572.00 . . . 232 1466.00 ^ 238 150.00 233 16 u 3.00 239 63O 00 234 6.00 260 150.00 255 411.00 261 300.00 10.00 262 - 233 a 236 2122.00 257 3oo 50 238 796.00 239 390.00 240 . . Thera is no tract shown on the nap under this number, ohe land originally co stitut ing tract * 262 - having been assigned another number or numbers on aap as 230.00 263 / / 3 . : ubmitted . 7 a 00 �. NO OF T RiiCT 171 . NO OF TRttCT V .I.tn OF FXiS SIMPLE 1094.00 < ; 3094.7o - ^ 199 , V. LIT ! OF ni3 .T: SIMPLS 199-11 193— III 213.00 ^r 90.00 "i 172 269.50 173 2107.34 174 420.00 175 1592.00 200 3o0.00 176 150.00 201 4c8.00 ^ 177 331.00 201 a 170.50 ^178 115.50 202 722.00 -179 572.00 203 a 370.00 180 34c 00 203 532.00 „ 151 131.00 203 a 150.00 162 222.50 204 4J8.00 183 715.00 204— a 647.50 184 140c 00 205 700.00 185 234.00 4617.50 136 514.00 206 206 a ...207 187 10c 00 . 208 467.00 188 102 oO . 209 10.00 1S9 67c 00 199 1 936.00 1 A - . - . - 1 1 . 226 272’o0 . 210 371.00 190 . 37c.00 211 136.75 191 1037.00 212 c4.7o 192 339.00 213 193 959.50 194 231.00 195 453.00 190 965.00 214 3918 oO 197 164c 50 . 215 301.00 190 1631.30 216 237.50 There Is no truct shown on t .iO map under this nun ber. The land originally const 1 tuting tr^ct - 213 havin. been as. i. nod another number or num bers on map UE submitted - . / m . �. . V-aiu:: UF ? 2 JI: i>i*3 SQ .r ; NO OF TR CT 130 716.00 131 . lol a 3'IQ 50 153 1310.00 132 340.32 lo3 10463.30 133 1115.00 154 205o 00 134 1O92.00 1100.00 13o . 155 557 oO loo a 136 205.00 156 500.00 137 1649.50 lo7 777.00 158 1503.00 153 192.50 NO OF TfuCT — 156 a - . 3417.00 139 1379.00 140 360 OJ 141 4934.66 . - ^- 142 - 143 a -.143 - ^143 1 - * . 141 a - - 7 J J JO 138 b 141 b - oO - . . . :LT/.?3 319.00 . . oO OO 153 a 143.0 ^ 159 601.52 160 396.05 161 0917.78 - GO GL‘ .r JL: 161 a 2485.00 162 34 o 7.7 - . 16I a 1355.00 163 1341.00 39 o 29 164 3053.00 . - oO JO 3332.74 16 -i a 27.00 164 b loO OO - 1000.00 . 144 718.41 160 600.00 145 1058.00 166 1050.00 146 12.jo 00 167 130.00 147 1421.09 'S 163 148 1502.50 169 149 3 o8.50 169 a 130 800.00 170 lol I60 OO OO . - . - 170 a III * £ V 5775.33 - 1Y /i A A 1539 •oO fa if* 833.00 35.00 1738.2u . 300 Oo f * �. 108 . T - LU3 OF X‘J1 SD&-PL2 5S?AT3 NC OF T RA.CT NO OF / TIUCT There 13 no tract shown on the map under this number The land originally con stituting tract :f 108 having been asuigned another num ber or numbers on map as 113— a X - 137.00 -113- 1 350.00 submitted 113 Ix - . 113 a II - . - - ;72.00 103 a 1 -- 12.00 103- IX 3o 00 105 a 913.73 There 13 na tract shown on the map under this number The land originally constituting tract . i, ned another 109 having been as' number or numbers on map as sub . - . mitted - 109 1 110 ^ 110-I - 110 II 3409.40 There is no tract shown on the map under thi 3 number The land originally constituting tract / 110 navlng been assigned another number or numbers on map as submitted . 431 .30 ; 1227.20 114 640.00 114- b 774.00 393.00 113 344.00 114 a . 108 1 109 V*LUK OF FI-53 SIMPLE 53TAT3 - 113 1 . laO OO . 116 411.> 00 117 330.00 110 1887.50 119 1166.00 120 o3 I 00 - 120 u . 1397.00 . 121 121.00 5366.33 122 447.00 . - 2oo 60 122 u . 9 o 25 5642.00 123 lorJ 7.00 697.60 124 153O 00 4253.03 125 411-9,33 423.00 126 661.00 - 642.00 127 267.00 - 124.00 127- 1 172.00 111 111-II 111 1 112 112 a 112 1 113 127 a There is no traot shown on the map under this number The land originally constituting tract / 113 having been as. Igned another number or numbers on map as submitted . . / /0 . 11.00 123 30.00 129 190.00 �. - wor;of or ?IB . : Ti-i uj vixu: OF ns SIMFL: wToT: TRACT 74 > 38.00 99 > 1552.75 75 106.00 100 1608.00 7o a 112.30 101 873.00 76 ooo OO . 101 a 77 69.75 101 b 78 314.00 102 13003.00 78- b 160.00 103 962.30 NO OF TR CT * - 78 a 79 - 79 a - 095.00 - 1297.00 - 224.00 - 130.00 75.00 103 a 2119.00 103 1 104 48.00 A• * * 1024.00 104- II 104 1 15.00 80 961.00 - i 81 933.00 82 550.00 105 83 1327.00 106 84 575.00 85 779.00 86 142.00 87 183.00 80 1951.00 89 24.00 106- II 90 2 o,00 91 28.00 107 There is no tract shown on the nap under this number, ’he land orig 92 loO OQ 93 441.00 94 632.00 95 134.00 107 1 93 457.50 107 H 97 560.00 98 872.75 . ' * 3981.00 800.00 There is no tract shown on the nap under this number The lunci orig . - inally constituting traot .f 106 having been - assigned another nura ber or nurabors on nap . as sub ." ittod - 106 1 _ 60.00 2135.00 - ' inally constituting traot 107 having been assigned another number - or numbers on map as subnit tod . / . 21 .00 - lobO OO - o �. HO OF TFL - CT VAim OF F 5 5 SImPLJ 5ST..T3 V..LU 2 OF F3S 3ii.ro:; 4 > * </*m rj» * IV * 50 59-V V 4» 44 „ 2252.00 45 57.00 60 67.00 406.00 s 46 00.00 61 1238.00 47 125.00 62 196.00 48 1313.00 63 649.00 49 772.00 64 96.00 oO 1737.00 65 1013.00 51 1703.60 06 939.00 52 2383.00 67 56 ;•00 8.00 68 423o 00 \ - 52 1 ^ 53 - 53 a 54 68 1 1939.00 69 - 260.00 - 8.00 54 11 $3.00 . - 2227.00 872.00 12994.00 70 '"’here is no tract shown on the map under this number The land origin ally oonstitutin tract been ussigned / 70 huvin another number or num bers on map us submittod 14276.00 ^ 54 1 . ^ - . - . 5o 28.00 56 2132.00 70 1 57 1186.50 71 There is no truct shown on the nap under this number, ^ he lane, origin ally constituting tract j/71 having been assigned another number or numbers on map as submitted 58 - Thore is no tract shown on the mup under this number The land originally con stituting tract ; 58 having been as. igned another number or numbers on map as submitted ^ ^ . IfO OF TRACT - . . - . - 71 1 o9 1 - 279.00 58 H - 316.00 59 ' 5688.00 - 1082.00 59-11 59- III 607.00 73 332.00 73- b 59 a 59 1 ^ 72 72 is - IX 72 1 284.00 . 109a 00 73 a 1110.00 1028.00 200.00 140.00 484.00 . 17<*6 10.00 �T*3La IX * . :IC OF TRACT VALU 2 OP P 22 , 1 > +A A . ,36 1 120.00 3 ol OO 7J . - .OO I TRACT - •V ;0 2 4 . NO OP n*?i* * I A1 *^J r** * At> T- . .TiO OX r* vT V LUK OF FS 5 SB1 FL5 3STATS ' ^ 24 £5974.30 25 330.00 26 44o 00 27 1312.00 28 908.00 c _ . ^5 420.00 6 532.00 29 127.00 7 596.73 30 2349.00 859 •00 8 31 100.00 9 4703.00 ^ — ^ 31 ti 323.00 31 b 180.00 j - 10 722.30 11 1472.00 32 1101.00 500.00 r 33 11392.7o - 11 1 - 12 4425.00 13 632.00 34 6988.00 14 302.00 35 3656.00 15 248.00 36 3 32.50 16 734.00 37 531.00 17 334.00 38 821.00 18 30.00 39 196.00 19 1418.00 40 312.00 20 6 o3.00 41 9 JO 00 120 u 6335.00 42 89.0 ) 21 1193.00 4 Va 22 310.00 42 b 23 1417.50 - 33 1 - 43 / 8 7 34.00 . 174.00 . lo OO 7 o0.00 1 �V 258 - ContM * Devisees or heirs at law of Tallluforro 3e nett , deceased / 259 v 270 . James J 3roy Appear to have clai - . to undivided interoat In foe simple estate Foe simple estate . J • A tic ins / 0 Icf . . ippears to have claim to feo simple estate �204 Johannes Jenkins ?«e simple estate . 265 Tow3on 2 Pmith Horace ullea, 266 Appears to have oloin to fee simple estate . ?ee simple estate Clorenoe . ullen and Rosa earl Tilson (Joint claim filed by C, ’ , lllen) . rUllen George Vf Estate to have claim - pears on interest in the to .- proceeds of condens ation of tills tract eviseos or heirs at law of George W Pullen, deceased . V . $67 Joseph B Atkins - . Atkins 267 a 268 Joseph B . J ?• Jenkins Appear to have claim to undivided interest . implo estate in fee ' . Appears to have claim to fee simple estato . Appears to have claim to fee simple estato . Kee simple estato Talliaferro Bennett Estate (continued ) " / M' Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condozon ation of this tr^ot .- �- 255 ilt, Clive o ptlst _ huroh 256 This appours to bo vacant and unappropriated land for will oh no claim was filed and to which no olalm has ovor been asserted so Appears to have claim to fee simple estate* far as the Comlosioners are Informed . / 257 This appears to bo vacant and unappropriated land for which no claim was filed und to which no olalm has ever boon assorted so far as the Commissioners are Informed . 250 J V 250 Dolly Taylor . r3 Kate Judd . c. Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . Appe rs to have claim to fee simple estate . 260 3 Broy Appears to have claim to fee simple estate 261 A 11 driest and Jessie driest Appeurs to hnvo claim to fee simple estate 262 253 .. . . There is no tract shown on the map under this number, The land originally constituting tract „'262 having been assigned another number or numbers on nap as finally completed. dllan Tyler ( o Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . �247 248 Junes Campbell Inez V . Nicholson -oth Jenkins 250 251 2D2 J . Jenkins ) \ 253 254 . • Nethers Newton Nicholson Ida 1 ilcholson ( ClSiia filed by :3cHie J . Appears to have olain . to fee simple estate Appears to Iiave olain to fee simple estate Fee simple . estate Fee sinple estate . Jeroiaiah and Caroline Atkins Henry A . Fee simple ootato 249 / APPEARB to have olain to feo simple estate Brown Appears to have cluln to fee simple estate . Undivided Interest in fee sinple estate . Smith Jenkins Estate Appears to have olain to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this truct -. Devisoes or heirs at law of Limith Jenkins , deceased / 0 3 to have cluln to undivided interest in fee slraple estate Appear . �f 244 245 Foe simple estate Vi 111 an keade Nletohnr .. T A ' Nicholson and hairs of Idu z, Hiohol son. (Joint claim filed by Thomas A Nicholson ) - . . A, Nicholson Undivided Interest in T fee simple estate Appears to have claim to undivided interest in fee slnple estate Dewey Nicholson . Ida IcholBon !i 3tate .- « Devisees or hoirs ut low of Ida s Nichol son, deooasod . - Appear to have claim to undivltiod interest in foe simple estate . Clarence Nicholson Estate Appears to have claim to an interest in the prooeedu of condemn ation of this tract :^evisoes or hairs at law of Clnronce Nich olson, deceased Appear to have claim .- - 246 Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract Louis Nicholson Z /6' to undivided interest in fee simple estate . Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . �243 - Cant ’ d . lioaooo Burke ( Infant ) to have olalia to undivided lnterv)st in fee simple estate Appears . Theodore Burke ( Infant ) ft ff ft n Curtis burke ( Infant ) ff n n t hold Burke lInfant ) ft ft ft ft Mary burke ( Infant ) ft ft tt ft Juanita Burke ( Infant ) ff *f ff t* Bertha Burke ( Infant ) ft ff ff ft Ju: K) s Burke ( Inf a nt ) ft tt ft ft tt n f? »t Will ?lotoner ft ft ft ft John Dodson ft ft ft ft Brown i llonry .. V • mrke estate Appears to have olein to an interest in the .- proceeds of condemn ation of this tract Devisees or heirs at la v of Burke , doceased . . to have clain to undivided interest In foe simple estate Appear . �238 Lindsay • Jenkins Fee simple eat te, subject to a lino n f vor of Joseph ouk loy llolrs - . Joseph eakley stuto Appears to have claim under vendor’s lion to foe simple estate . Devisees or heirs at law of Joseph Weakley, deceased 239 . Charles F Frazier 241 R L 1)1choIson Junes A* Burke and . v.. Dodson J 243 . . Appears to have olain to fee simple estate . Foo slnple estate wife (Joint olain filod by Junes A, Burke | 242 to undivided interest in foe duple © state Foe Gimple estate .. 240 A pear to havo olain Fee simple estate . ra dice Uiuholson Undivided interest in fee simple estate . .. L . Chelf, guardian ud litem for Rosooe Burke, Theodore Burke, Curtis Burke, Reid 23urko, Mary Burke, Juanita Burke, Bertha Burke, Jones Burke. ft (oontlnued ) /o o tf ft ft �~. 234 235 Jenkins Amos "aakley . Fee simple estate (Claim filed by eakley, Agent) *T R .. to hare claim to fee simple estate Appears - Amos Weakley (Insane) Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . .. ] CheIf, guardian ad litem for uos Veakley, insane Fee simple estate . - 233 a Amos ..oakicy (Claim filed by if R Weakley, ^gent) oe simple estate ,’ .. Amos Weakley (Insane ) Appeurs to havo claim to fee simple estate . . 3 Chelf, guardian ad litem for ^aaos eakley, insane Foe simple estate . . Jenkins £36 . ollto 237 Wayman Dodson J Foe simple estate Fee simple estate 9? �/ 231 - . Cont'4 Robert Burke Estate .- Devisees or heirs at law of / obort Burke, deceased .. Cashier) Fee simple estate Culpeper National Bank (Claim filed by John 3 Covington, President, and .iurold G Brown, Cashier) . . . . 233 to hovo claim to undivided interest in foe simple estate Appear Contractual right to cut and remove timber. Culpe ;jtr National 3ank (Claim filed by John . Covington, resident, and ;larold G Brown, 232 Appears to have claim to :.n interest In the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract . . Fee simple estate elen k Jeffries . Undivided intorost in feu simple eatuto . Otis L Bennett and Josle John . Bennett 'state Appears to have claim to an intorost in the proceeds 'f condemn ation of this tract Devisees or heirs at and law of John Appear to have claim Josle Bennett, decaased 1? .- to undivided interest in foe simple estate . �- Centfd. 227 Devisees or heirs at law of Carroll Brook Dodson, deceased 228 Poo simple estate . Nioholson Fee simple estate 22S a Jurcea M Contractual right to out and remove timber Culpeper National Bank ( Claim filed by John 8 Covington, resident, and Jarold G Brown, Cashier . . ^ 229 . . Nicholson James M - Appear to have claim to undivided Interest in foe simple estate . . J Boot Jenkins (Claim filed by / Jenkins, .*gent ) Pee simple estate Culpeper National 3unk ( Claim filed by John S Covington, resident, Contractual right to cut an. remove timber . B. . . . Brown, and Harold G Cashier ) 230 231 . Buoknor Fee simple estate ii Fee simple estate Bertie Nicholson ( Claim filed by A 2 Nicholson, ..gent ) .. . lcontinued ) ?7 �226 .U A 3roan Undivided interest in foe simple estate . . Brown M lonry A . Brown Anna a ft M ft Appears^to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . . Inez P Nether3 .. W if Brown iCstute ft ft ft ft Appears to have claim to an Interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of :f f. Brown, deceased . 227 Lola Flora Dodaon vppeur to have claim to undivided interest in foe simple estate * . Aife estate . . Vi Chelf, guardian ad litem for Janes Conroe Dodson, infant Fee simple estate, suojeet to the life estate of Lela Flora B . . Dodson Junes Konroe Dodson iInfant) Appears to have olulra to undivided interest in fee simple estate Carroll Brook Dodson Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this traot Dsta to (continued ) . .- �218 219 James Boss Jenkins .- Charles R iiwklns (Claim filed by 3urah F - Hawkins, gent ) 220 221 . . Fee simple estate - ioi^ne Jenkins . Cumberland S 3ennett - Appears to have cluim to fee simple ostate Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . Fee simple estate . 221 a Cumberland 3 Bennett Undivided interest in . fee simple estate Otis Bennett Appears to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . 222 William truest Nichols Fee simple estate . 223 Mrs Mortimer Hawkins Appears to havo olaim to fee simple estate . . 224 Clarence L Jenkins Fee simple ostate 225 William S Jenkins . Fee simple estate �213 Tilers is no tract shown on t. 10 map under this number, The land originally constituting tract #213 having been as. ignefi anoth er number or numbers on map as finally completed . 214 . A .;arrisen Jenkins t fee simple estate, subject to tho contract ual right of the Culpeper National Sank to cut and - reraovo timber. Culpeper National Bank Contractual right to out an;! ranove timber . ’resident, . (Claim filed by John 3 Covington, and Jiarold G . Brown, Cashier) 211 . . Mrs James L Jenkins (Claim filed by Dennis 0 Jenkins, Agent ) Fee simple estate . . Janes L Jenkins Estate Appears to have oluira to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract Devisees or heirs at law of Janes L Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . Jenkins, deceased . . 216 Mrs Lorena Jayland and Mrs Claudia Ashby (Joint claim) 217 Mrs Izza iJ . . Rector .- . Fee simple estate Fee simple estate �/ 207 v F. Crane, . of Ixacutor Foe simple estate irnest i.* Crane . most L Crane istute ’ Appears to have claim to an intorost In the proceeds of condenn atlon of this tract * - Devisees or heirs at law of Irnest L* Crane, deceased J 200 209 Samuel Fry Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . Feo simple estate James • F1 noham estate Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceods of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of Janes ? Flnchaa, deceased appear to have claim to undivided interest in feo simple estate .“va l. eukley appears to have claim to fee simple estate . 210 V x/ 211 212 . . P. Pullen J . Xoodward II . Appears to havo claim to feu simple estate . 1st ate Appears to havo claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of .7 II ..oodward, deceased .. 9.3 Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . �/ - Pee simple estate Nathan Jenkins iieirs ( Claim filed by I'rs Rosa Dodson ) 304 a . Nathan Jenkins astute appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of oondemn ation of this tract # Devisees or heirs at law of Nathan Jenkins, deceased 205 Hunter Dodson and Jack Dodson ( Joint claim filed by Hunter Dodson for him self and as agent for Jaok Dodson ) Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate # Pao simple estate - / Hunter Dodson / Undivided interest in fee simple estate . / / / / 206 Henry A # Brown Culpeper National Bank (Claim filed by John 3# Covington, resident , and ife.roId G # Brown, ^ oe simple estate Contractual ri ht to cut and remove ti:iber # Cashier) - 206 a flenry A # Drown Poo simple ostute I �- - 203 a Pont * :» iSlla Dodson Appears to have claim . to undivided Interest In fee simple estate Clarence Dodson M Norrl 3 Jenkins estate Appears f tt ft to huve claim to an interest in the .- proceeds of condemn ation of this tract Devisees or heirs at law of Morris Jenkins , deceased appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . r V 204 . Nathan Jenkins Heirs ( Claim filed by rs hosa Dodson ) j?ee Nathan Jenkins :state simple estate . / ppeurs to have claim to an interest in the -. proceeds of condenn ation of this tract Devisees or heirs at law of Nathan Jenkins , deceased 9/ to have claim to undivided interest in foe simple estate Appear . �203 - . Contld Ella Dodson Appears to have claim to fee simple estate Olurence Dodson ft Norris Jenkins Astute Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tr^ot . ft ft H .- Devisees or heirs at la* of Norris Jenkins, dec eased - - 203 a Nathan Dodson Appoar to have claim to undivided interest In fee sinplo estate . Undivided interest In foe simple estate . villiam Boot Dodson Appeura to have claim to fee simple estate . Nuthun Dodson ft tt ft ft ill!e Dodson ft ft tf ft Blanche Dodson ft ft ft ft Betty Dodson tt it tt tt tf Crnost Dodson ( continued ) %0 ft �-- 202 a Gont *6« Juntos berry ’state Appears to have claim to un Interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- - Devisees or hoirs at law of James Borry, ppear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate deceased - Gulp per National Bank (Claim filed by John S Covington, resident , and Hurold G brown, Cashier) . y 203 . Contractual right to out und remove timber. . Nathan Dodson Undivided interest in fee simple estate . '1Ilium Boot Dodson Appears to have claim to foe simple estate . Nathan Dodson •t W If tt Willie Dodson ft M tt tt Blanche Dodson ft ft ft ft Betty Dodson ft ft ft •t ft ft ft ft Irneat Dodson (continued ) �202 - Cont'd. Bessie Berry Appears to havo cl iIra to foe simple estate Joslo Berry ft Janes Berry ;state Appears to havo claim to an Interest In the proceeds of condemn ation of this truot . t » f .- Devisees or heirs ut la* of Jumos Berry, deceased J - 202 u Lindsey F, Berry ( Claim filed by /illle b Dodson, gent ) Appear to havo claim to undivided Interest in fee simple est Life estate . Bailey Berry Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . ; omo blivia Dodson M Adrian Berry Bessie Berry »< Josie Borry H ( continued ) / srr ' It If if t M H H tt W *t �- .. . .. 199*111 C *r Millar and Louise M Price at als (Joint claim filed by C J Hiller, Jr ) Fee simple estate . * . C Appears to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate Dpitier . . W. Hoffman J * ? tt It Tt (There uppear to be conflicting claims to the ownership of this parcel of land result ing from i lapr) - / 200 1 201 Fee simple estate Dudley Pullen and Alice :\illen (Joint claim) i a. Jods n . - . , 201 a 202 Appoars to have claim to feo simple estate . . 3 Lindsey ’• Berry appears to have claim to fee simple estate Dodson . Life estate . (Claim filed by fillie B Lodson, gent ) Appears to have claim to fee simple estate 3ailey Berry . Ponio livia dodson ..drian Lorry (continued ) tt s; tf tt Tt •t Tt �7 193 V 199 .Tack . . .tkina % ppo rs to have claim to foo slmplo estate A . . . J . iilar and ioulso : . rice et als (Joint claim filed by L J ; ilisr, Jr ) .. foe simple estate . .. 7 - . J. filler . frioo 199 1 C and Louisa et els (Joint cluim filed by u ; • ill X" Jr ) ?oe simple 03tato .. .ro to have claim izzic Hiciiiolaon Appoi . to fee simple estate (There appear to be conflicting claims to ownership of this parcel of land result ing from a lap ) th . - 199 11 - .. . C J Hiller and Louise M . 'rice et als (Joint claim filed by C J, L'iller, Jr ) . Fee simple estate . lizzie ”iohoIson (There appear to bo conflicting claims to the ownership of this paroel of land result ing from u lap ) . Newton Jioholson Appear to have claim to fee simple oat to . ee simple estate �191 - . Co t ’C John .illiuru Jenkins Batate ' appears to have claim to an interest In the . proceeds of condemn ation of t iis tract aviseoe or heirs i t law of John v/illiam Jenkins, deceased ‘ Appear to hare claim to undivided interest in foe simple estate . 192 attic . Jenkins Fee simple estate 193 Fa nie Jenkins Dee simple estate 194 . - t'artha 3 < horton (Claim filed by ’ade Jenkins, gont) Fee simple est; ,o . < . 195 Moses T Clark Appears to have claim to foe simple estate . 196 Alpheus Clark Fee simple estate 197 Nathan Dodson Fee simple estate Culpeper National Bunk Had by Jolm D Covington, resident ,and Harold G Brown, Cashierj . . contractual right to cut und remove timber . �/ 183 Martha iitJctne / 184 J / iao l 3u - o Olaytor / . 3. .: loo "rs 18? P 168 .*ary Jilas 190 H . C. . to have claim to foe simple estate Appe - - rs Apph rs to have claim to foe simple estate . o’ Bannon appears to have claim to fee simple estate . M . Claytor Jenkins to have claim to foe simple estate to have claim to fee simple estate . Zee simple estate Jenkins Pee simple estate ^ee simple estate pee simple estate , subject to the life est to of ? rs Susan Jenkins rs . Pusan Jenkins . Appears Jenkins. " . Appears Heirs of John William Jenkins ( Clair. filed by Payton Jorueins , . g e n t ) Peyton . . iaira Pullen . H. 139 191 Dodson , or to have claim to foe simple estate Appears Life estate 0 ( c mtinuedj Iff . �/ 176 James i< u ,,ili and ...tkins .tkins Fee simple estate (Joint claim filed by James tkins for iilra self and as ugont for a :lo V i.ticins . . J '.ma 4 ^J 177 178 • itklna Uh'ivided Interest In fee staple oetate . . 2. Johnson Fee simple estate omor leo simple estate C tkins . 179 James ! Droy 179 Broy and James John U Broy (Joint claim) yj lao - Undivided inter est in life estate . . . . Life estate . Fee simple estate John G Majors 181 Junes Fry ’state appe ^ru to tuivo claim to an Interest in the proceeds of conduirm ution of ihii tract .- Levisees or heirs at law of Junes Fry, doooasod A 182 . Mrs Gallic tkln3 (Claim fLlod by J i!, . Atkins ) appear to have claim to unuivided interest in foo simple estate . Fee simple astate . ST3 �V 170 - 170 a Villlam Jaoicson Rutherford oc simple estate ? William Jr.c.<8on Rutherford Fee simple estate, subject to tho life estate of Caroline Ruth rford . Caroline Rutherford ( Joint claim filed by i ’illlam Jackson Ruthurford Life estate .. V 171 J B Dodson, Jr « , for hi .solf aid wife, : uude Dodson Fee simple estate si 172 ‘ .no* Foe simple ost .to t/ 173 \ 174 razior ' . Cox Frank " i Foe simple estate Ellis ierbert Jenkins Fee simple estate Unknown lien holders 17o i • • t xi ns .pioar to hare claim to undivided interes in feu simple estate. i Foe simple estate - fra �/ > 1/ . J 164 '’ee simples . - 164 a J >/ 164- b v • ^tkins • J* 165 tkins estate Appears to liuvu claim to foe simple estate * tkins Fee simple estate Jack and /asan Campbell ( Joint olnln ) Foe simple estate Lizzie Campbell Appears to nave claim to an interest in the proce ds oi* oondoun ation of this tract Estate .- Devisees or heir3 at law of Unit Camp bell, deceased / 166 V 107 - . .. .. J . » Atkina and J V Lamey ( Joint claim filed by J 7 Atkins) 168 • V 169 0 - . 31ue ridge Land Corp oration y 169 a Appear to have claim to undivided interest in foe simple estate - . Jama 3 ii lotchar . B. Windier .. o B windier appears to huvo claim to fee simple estate Foa simple estate Fee simple estate oa simple estate T‘’ ee simple estate ” �l(iJ - . one ’d Margaret Dodson (Infant) ppours to dove ciai to undivided interos in fee simple ent .te - J;unos Dodson (Infant and f tf ft W ft - under sentence in Rich mond ) . ZlsLo Dodson . John S Dodson 3stuto tf tf appear3 to have claii to un interest in th( proceeds of condemn ation of tnis tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of John 5 Dodson, . deceased . J rank Dodson .state ' ' Appear to - u vc claim to undivided mtoretl in foe simple estate , Appears to have olalr to a.! interest in th proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at . Frank Dodson, law of J deceased . Rred Dodson ' rs :state Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple astute . Appe' rs to ha vo olain to n interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of tirs Fred Dod son, deceased . 7C 0 - Appear to have cluim to undivided interest in fee si ,plo estate - . �/ lai / 161 a / 162 - / 162-a 153 Jeremiah tklns Appears to have claim to fco simple estate Jeremiah .vtkina Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . . . Clarlc Fee simple estate Nina I Clarlc . Fe simple estate Cora Alice Dodson Life estate Nina H . Frank Dodson, .gont) {Claim filed by J .. 3# . Chelf, guardian ad litem for Virgil Dodson ilonsel Lodson Bessie Dodson Bernard Dodson Mamie ..tkins iteul Dodson Vargarot Dodson James Dodson Fee siriplo estate - Virgil Dodson (Infant ) Appears to have claim to undivided interest In fee simple astute . Hon3el Dodson (Infant ) ft Bessie Dodson (Infunt) Bernard Dodson(Infa t ) f iuuaie .tkins (Infant ) »1 Paul Dodson ft i (coat’d , (Infant) 7? ft ft ft H ft * ft »1 I •t ft ft ’ ft �158- a J. Frank Dodson (Deceased since filing claim) . . Fee simple estate 3 W Chelf, guardian ad litem for Virgil Dodson Hensel Dodson Bessie Dodson Bernard Dodson Mamie Atkins Fee simple estate - (Infants) Virgil Dodson (Infant ) Appears to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate Hensel Dodson (Infant) It ft ft ft Bessie Dodson (Infant) it ft if ft Bernard Dodson(Infant ) ft ft ft ft Mamie Atkins (Infant) ft ft ft ft J. Frank Dodson Fstate Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at Appear to have claim law of J. Frank Dodson, to undivided interest deceased in fee simple estate . r y . 159 160 . Fry Mrs Sraraa J Robinson Pullen Appears to have claim to fee simple estate Fee simple estate if �/ ) / i lb? 159 p . >oo simple J 0, Bailey Frank Dod on . lDeceased sinoo filing J estate Fee simple estate 3 claim) . Fee simple estate S 'U CheIf, guardian ad litem for Virgil Dodson, Bensel Dodson, Bessie Dodson, Bernard Dodson, Mamie tkins (Infants) - . Virgil Dodson (Infant) Appears to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . onsel Dodson (Infant) ft ft f » tf Bessie Dodson (Infant) tf H tt * Bernard Dodson (Infant ) # t tt n tt tf •f tt i? iA : oiaio /, ^tkins . Frank J (Infant) Dodson estate Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of tale tract .- Devisees or heirs ut law of J Frank Dodson, deceased . 77 Appear to havo claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . �/ - 151 - Williams, ’aylor, Cheat ham ana }^riest Appear to have claim to fee uiraple estate. - Appear to have claim to fee simple estate.ft - fllliams, ^aylor, Cheat ham and Prlo3t / 151 a 152 Addle Fran: Clark 155 J ^raes . iraple estate i "QG 3 . haney Fee simple estate Foe simple estute Siizabeth Yancey V/ 154 (Claim filed by ;dwurd Yuuooy, .^gent ) liiiubeth Yancey ( Insane) Appears to have claim to fee simple estate. ^ . 7. cholf, guardian ad litem for Elizabeth Feu simple estate ] Yancey / 155 Dodson and .Dodson ? . (Joint claim filed by . F y - Fee simple estate Vary 3 Dodson) red Dodson 155 a •’ 156 Ashby A . tkino .. 1i appears to huve clain to fee uimple ostate Appears to havo claiir to foe simple ostate . �144 - . Cont » d M. V, Gander .’state Appears to have cl:.in to un interest in the .- proceeds of conderji ation of this tract Devisees or heirs ut law of Id V Gander, .. deceased / 140 y . in foe simple estate - Fee simple estate 146 Sara B Pullen * Fee simple estate 147 Burkett Fee simple estate Mathias Clark . tkins \ V Appear to huve claim to undivided interest 148 . .. rs lClaim- filed by 3 .U lberta V iienefoo Life estate Menefee, .gent ) Henry .tkins ’state j - S *<- Ct ’ yi.1 Devisees or heirs at law of Henry Atkins, deceased / 149 160 .. B 0 Pullen John .. . tklns ppoars to have claim to un interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract ik .- appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . ?oo ? 3implo estate Fee simple estate �- V 143 a »rltton \/ 143 2 B* Fox, for himself and as agent for P G and B , v Fox L« Atkins Foe simple estate . Fee simple estate . . . . Fox . B. Fox K / - 143 1 Undivided interest in fee simple estate . . . Fox an B. C. Fox. 3# a Fox, for himself and as agent for P G Fee simple estate . . Fox 3 B Undivided interest In fee Bitnplo estate . . Vf. Raney J J 144 Fee simple estate Vi Ulan 0, Gander, Lester H Gander and M V Gander Jlelrs (Joint olaim filed by ilillian D (Gander for himself and the follow ing heirs of M, V Gander: L C Gender, Mary R Brubaker, Lula ;j dtrickler , L H Gander . .. . .. . .. .71 Ilian . .- Fee sinplo estate . . D Gander Undivided interest in fee simple estate . (continued ) �137 - . Cont'd Lottie Bailey ’state Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of Lottie Bailey, deceased .38 - 138 a / 138 b Appear to have claim to undivided interest . in fee simple estate Andrew J . Clark Foe simple estate - . Clark Fee simple estate? . Clark Fee simple estate ndrew J Andrew J Joe Israeli 139 klahoma Bowen 140 Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . Appears to have claim . to fee simple estate 141 V - - 142 fee simplo estate . loffmun 141 a 141 b y . Hoffman Joseph A Joseph A . . Mrs Hugh 0 Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . Foe simple estate ito . oo rltton L Atkins ’ 7 ^ 3iraple estate �;.’Ta, Lucy Cornwall 134 135 . Dodson Joseph 5 y 137 . Foe simple estate Lucy Dodson v V 136 Appears to have claim t,o foe sinple estate .ppe irs to have claim to foe slraplo ostate . Lasts Ann ruzler Undivided interest in fee simple estoto . iiaggie Clatterbuck v Jeff Frazier Hassell Bailoy Melvin Bailey Finer Bailoy (Joint claim filed by Susie A Frazier, Agent) . .. E W CheIf, Guardian ad litem for Hussell Bailoy , lielvin Bailoy, Undivided interest in fee simple estate . - Elmer Bailoy, (Infants) Iiussell Bailey (Infant ) Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . Melvin Bailey (Infant) n ti (Infant) ft f Elmer Bailey Buck Frazier Estute ft 1« »t Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of Buck Frazier, deceased (c ntinued ) 7 ^ Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fe simple estate . �- 127 1 - ’ . Cont d Devisee s or heirs at law of Harriett Overall , dec eased - . Jolliffe P Ann Jstute to have claim to undivide d interest in fee simple estate Appear . Appears to have claim to an interest in the -. proceeds of condemn ation of this t ruct Devisee s or heirs at law of Ann P Jolliffe , dec eased . - to have claim to undivide d interest in fee simple estate Appear . (!Ehere appear to be conflicti ng claims to the ownershi p of this tract of land result ing from a lap ) . 128 Charles Mundy . 129 A 130 Mrs J B Bolen ( Claim filed by 132 133 Frank Jenkins . J 131 - B . Fee simple estate . . . Bolen , . ia. D . Appears to have claim to fee simple estate Fee simple estate ^gentJ Dwyer Foe simple estate . James H. Frazier Mrs Lee Frazier 7 ' Appears to have claim . to fee simple estate Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . �-- 127 I . Cont'd Marguerite Borne Estate Appears to hare da Ua to an Interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of tills tract .- Devi3oes or heiro at law of Marguerlte Burns, dec eased - . illiani 0 hays Rotate Appear to liave claim to undivided interest in fee simple ostato . appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of Killian 0 Keys, dec eased . . - - Robert 3 Hopper ’state . S Hilton Jackson . Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of Ko ort S Hopper, dec eased . Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate - appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . - Appears to liavo con tractual right to an interest in the pro ceeds from condemn ati on of tills tract as and when made . Harriett Ovorull ’Jstuto -- Appears to have olein to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- (continued) 70 �124 / 125 . 3111s L idlHer Fee simple estate . Heiston Fee simple estate John J 126 William Baker 127 Judith Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . . Carter Judith M - Judith M 127 1 . Carter - 127 a Appears to have claim to fee simple estate Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . . Carter Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . . Walter f Hoffman, attorney in fact for the heirs of Ann P Jolliffe* deceased and for Mary A Hooff Marguerite Burns . — . - Jstate William 0 Keys . iiallie 0. Kirksey Mary Selina Orne . Loving . . Appear to have claim to fee simple estate (T is tract is contig uous to u larger tract claimed in Page County by Walter W Hoffman, attorney in fact for the heirs of ..nn P Jolliffe, deceased ) . - . . . Julia J Milton B Hopper Robert S Hopper 3state Ann Selina Smith Harriett overall Estate ' . - albert P HoKusiok Appears to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . (continued ) �- s/ 120 a Bank of Warren Appears to have claim to fee simple estate Appears to have cluin to foe siraplo estate S 121 Ben V< 122 B H / 122 a . . 71111a . . 1 lllio - 125 /oodword B 11 . Ben F Menefee (Claim filed by Menefee, kgent B Vf i.enefoe, Menafee ... 4 loirs . / . . Appours to liavo claim to fee simple estate . -- A. pears to have claim to fee sinplo estate . Fee simple estate Newton F for hlmaelf und T2ranio J - . . Newton F ..tenefeo Undivided lntorost in fee simple estate . . W. Menefee B tt . Ben F Menefee Estate ft ft Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at Appear to have claim law of Ben F Menefee, to undivided interest deceased in foe simple estate . �- 115 1 Devisees or heirs at law of Julia c over all, deceased . - Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . (There appear to be conflicting claims to the ownership of this tract of land result ing from a lap ) . 116 - . Ann V Bowen Estate (Claim filed by Botts Strother) Fee simple estate . Bowen Ann V estate Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract . Devisees or heirs at law of ;mn V Bowen, deceased Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate Newton Sisk Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . 117 118 . . Dwyer J T . . Fee simple estate . Ben armentrout 119 Mrs Appears to have claim to fee simple estate 120 Bank of Warren Appears to have claim to fee simple estate y? . . �. Dwyer Mrs, Nina B 114 - 114 a - 114 b . 115 / :rs Nina Dwyer ( Claim filed by D M* Dwyer, ..gent ) . Foo simple estate 8, Nina Dwyer ^( rClaim filed by .. Fee simple estate ' , * Dwyor, Agent ) / vppeurs to have claim to l*oe simple ostate . D M Alfred Dwyer state appears to huvo claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of t is tract .- / 115- 1 eviseos or heirs at law of Alfred Dwyer, deoonsod Appear to have clil ra to undivided interest in foe simple estate Alfred Dwyer istnte Appe rs to have claim to an interact in the proceeds of condemn ation of t in tract . .- Devisees or heirs at luw of v .Ifred Dwyer, deceased . overall estate Juliu C i. ppear to have cl .in to undivided interest in fee simple entute . Appears to have claim to un interest in the proceeds of condorj* ation of tills tract .- ( continued ) u �-- 113 1 . OontM Devisees or heirs at law of Harriott over all, deceased - .in . P Jolliffe Datato Appear to have claim to undivided Interest in fee simple estate . Appears to huve claira to an interact in the proceeds of condemn ation of this traot .- Devisdes or heirs at law of Ann P» Jolliffe, deceased - Appe r to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . (There appear to bo conflicting claims to the ownership 0 " this - tract of Ian result in, ; from a lap,) - 113 11 I Hudson .. ?ec3 simple estute II Julia Z, Overall ;stata Appears to have claim to an interest in the prooceds of condemn ation of this tract .- ^eviseos or heirs at law of Julia v .r all, deoeased . -- (There appoar to be conflicting clans to the. ownership of this tract of land result ing from a lap ) . - Appe r to have claim to undivided interest in foe simple estate . �- 113 1 - Cont’d. Marguerite Burns Estate . Appears to hove claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of Marguerite Burns, dec eased . Keys iIlian ' - Estate Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of William o Keys, dec eased . . Hopper Hobart S - Istate Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . ppo rs to have claim to an interest in the prooeeds of conde < m ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of Robert '3 Hopper, dec eased . . 1 llton Jackson - ppear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . . Harriett Overall Istate -- Appears to have con tractual ri. ht to an interest in the pro ceeds from condemn ation of this tract as and then made Appears to have claim to an interest in the .- proceeds of condemn ation of this tract ( continued ) �^- - - 11 u ll . .out * d . Aon ? Jolliffo Cstate Appear3 to huvo claim to an Interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of thl3 tract .- Devisees or heirs at Appear to have claim luw of Ann ?• Jolliffo, to undivided Interest deceased In fee simple estate . (There appear to be conflicting claims to tli ownership of this • - tract of 1 result ing from a 1 p J . - 11A I . . Hudson H ! Fee simple estate . alter v Hoffman, i attorney In f&ot for ths heirs of Ann P« Jolliffe, deceased — and for Mary / Hooff J arguerlte Burns . - Estate .filla 0 ' J oys ’ .state J I lIs 0 * Klrkssy i ary Selina cme Julia J Loving •' Hilton B Hopper Robert , looper -. - .. . . .lb^rt . ’ . - claimed in ago County by Walter Hoffman, attorney in fact for the heirs of Ann ?• Jolliffo, deceased ) . > Hstate Aim Selina Smith Harriett 'nrerall iSstn ts « A pear to have claim to f ;o simple estate (This tract is contig uous to a 1 rger tr ot - - cKusiok Appears to havo claim to undivided interest . in fee simple estate { continued ) L3 �-- 113 a II . ont’d Devisees or heirs at law of .irguerite Burns, deceased H iHinr • ..eys state - ,pp&L.r to )u ve olaIn to undivided interest in feo simple estate j . Appears to hay*; clal to an Interest In the proceeds of condemn ation of .hie tract .- " Devioeoe or helm at law of llliam 0 Keys, deceased ‘ Robert . . jlopper Istate Appear to hare claim to undivided Interest in fee simple estate . Appears to have claim to nn lntorest in the .- proceeds of condemn ation of t Is tract Pavisoas or heirs at law of Robert 8 Hopper, deceased Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple osta e .. Hilton Appears to have con . Jackson . -- tractual rifcjht to an interest in the pro ceeds fro:a condemn ation of this tract as und when zv.de . arriett Cvorall ’.state ppe rs to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of oondemn . .- ation of thin tract Devisees or heirs at law of Harriott over all, deceased - (continued ) i 2^ Appear to have claim to undivided interest in feo simple estate . �113 . -- 113 fa lend Thera is no tract shown on the map under this number** QBst another ned boon having 113 ng , tract constituti / y originall number or numbers on raap as finally completed # . . .udson Foe simple estate 1 li H Appears to have claim Illen Btrrlll . to foe simple estate (This tr< ot is contig uous to a larger tract claimed in I’uge County , by Kllen Burrill ) - (Thero appear to be conflicting claims to the o nerohip of this pare* 1 of land result ing from a lap ) . -- . - . .1 Hudson • «u simple estate 113 a II L Valter ?• Hoffman, attorney In fact for heLrs of Ann ? , —. . Jolliffo, deceased and for Mary Ilooff 4 IV rguorito Burns . A; pear to hare cluira to fee simple est te (This tr ct is contig uous to u larger traot claimed in I’ago County by alter '7 Hoffman, attorney in fact for the heirs of Ann P Jolliffo, deceased ) . - . -- Estate William 0 Hoys Estate v . . Halite 0 Hlricaey Mary Selina Onto * Julia J loving Hilton B Hopper Robert S Hopper .. . < - istate Ann Soli mi Smith' Harriott ;verall - Estate . albert ? Mcrualck ' . Marguerite Burns Estate (c ntinuod ) appears to huve claim to undivldod interest in foe simple est to to Appo ra to have claim to an interact in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tr ict . / .- �-- 113 1 . Cont ’a . Hobart .3 iloppar Astute pp' ire to have claim ^ Interest \n the to an . proceeds of condemn ation of tills tract Appear to have cla to undivided Interest in fee simple estate devisees or heirs at law of hobert 3 iopper, deceased . . . . -lilton Jackson Appears to have con tractual right, to an interest in the pro ceeds from condemn ation of this truot as end when made H Harriett * Appears to have claim to an Interest in the procoe.de of condemn ation of this tract vorall Estate - . \ Tevisoes or heirs at law of iiarriett ivorall, dec-* eased . Appo;.r to have claim to undivided interest in foe simple estate . Appeurs to heve claim to an interest in the proceeds of c .ndean ntion of this tract Ann F Jolliffo istute .- DaviBooa or heirs at law of Ann P« Jolliffo, dec eased - (There appear to be conflicting claims to the o ?norship of this tract of Inn result ing from a lap ) . tO - Appear to luive olu im to undivided interest in fee simple estate . �- 113 1 - i'ruoK wompton ^ee . Walter W Hoffman,' at ornoy in fact for the he Ira of inn ?• Julliffo, deceased and for Mary .. Iiooff ’ ljurguorlte Burns batata .'111ion 0 hoys "ata to — . . :is111 o. li.ry Selina Cme - simple estate Appear to have claim to fee simple estate (This truot is contig uous to a larger truot claimed in Page County by .alter Hoffman, attorney in fuot for thi heirs of Ann P Jolliffe, deceased ) . - . . . Kirksoy ® .. < Julia J Loving v Tilton U Hopper' Lobert S Itopper Intute Ann Selina Smith . ' -- : ' vrriott overall . tat o• .s - . lbert ? McTusiok Appeara to have claim to undivided interest . in foe simple estate Marguerite Burns "sV to Appears to have claim to an interest In the - proceeds of condemn ation of this tract . Devisees or holrs ut law of Marguerite Burns, deceased . :i eyo :state Jilllan ( Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . Appe. rs to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of ihis tr - ot. .- evlsees or heirs at law of William 0 >:eys, deceased " . (continued ) \ s-9 to have claim to unuivlded interest in fee simple astute Appear . �-- Ill 1 . Cont'd Devisees or heirs at law of JIarriett Over all, deceased Appear to havo claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . Jolliffe Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract - . , :ni . state .- Devisees or heirs at law of ..nn P Jolliffe, Appear to have claim to undivided interest deceased in fee simple estate . . (There appear to be conflicting cl( ins to the o nership of this tract of land result ing from a lap ) ' . - / 111-11 J. G. Grove and ii. N. Cpitler (Joint claim ) Undivided interest in fee simple estate . illen Burrill (There appear to be conflicting claims to the ownership of this parcel of lan result ing from a lap ) . 112 - 112 a - Appears to have claim to fee simple estate (This tract is contig uous to a larger tract claimed in Puge County, by Sllen Bnrrill ) . - . Compton Fee simple estate Frank Compton Fee simple estate Tranjc �- - c at . ill 1 * state Marguerite Jurns Appears to hnvo olrilra to an int root In the .- proceeds of condemn ation of this tract eviseas or hairs at luw of rnrguorite Burns , decer sed - . •ill La ;. , :atate eya . ppe r to huvo eluiri . to undivided Interest in fee simple estate to hers olu Lin n Interest in the Appears to t .- proceeds of condo: JI ation of :hls tract Boviseas or heirs at law of illlan 0, Keys , dooousod Robert topper :state r to hi vo elt. iia to undivided Interest Aj > po . in fee sinple estate Appears to have claim to a Interest in the .- proceeds of oondenn dtion of v .ic tract devisees or hairs at ]n o Mart :opper, deceased . ' . 5 ilton Jackson ' to lit vo claim to undivided interest in fee simple oat te Appear . - Appears to have con tractual right to an interest in the pro ceeds fron c index ation of this tract as and when made . nrriett v rail Astate -- appears to iuivo claim to un int < rest in the .- proceeds of condemn ation of this tract ( oontinuod ) JV �- - 110 11 . dent'd Ann . Jolliffe :st to Appears to hi ve clnin to an interest In the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Derisees or heirs at Jolliffe, law of Aim deceased . Appear to have claim to undivided intorest in fee simple estate . (There uppe r to be conflicting claims to the ownership of this tract of land result ing from u lap ) - . / Ill and .. G.. Grove dpitlar Undivided interest in fee simple estate . J (Joint olaim) V - - .. .. Undivided interest in foe simple estute . 111 I J G Grove and B N 3pitier , (Joint claim ) . alter » • iofftaan, attorney in fact for the heirs of nn p Jolliffe, dooeusod and for Mary A Hooff Uarguerito urns Istute Villian l Keys ' state tullie d iirkaey : ary i ellna erne Julia J ,x> ving 7 Hilton i . hopper/ oppor Fobert . state Ann Aelins Amith « Harriott dverall — . . - . . -. . . / Appear to have claim to foe simple eot t« (This tr. ct is contig uous to a larger tn ct oluined in it*ge County by Walter J . offwmi, attorney in fact for the heirs of . * nn ?• Jolliffe, deceased ) . - . . . - - Astute . lbart r 1 oiCisich Appears to have claim to undivided interest In foe simple estate . (continued ) �- - 110 II . Ponfc’g Marguerite Burns appears to have claim to an tnt<-rcst In the proceeds of condo rv atlon of this tract state ' .- Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate 'evlso s or heirs at rguorlte urns, la . deceased " . ays lllinre 0 . Appears to have claim to an Interest In the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract state .- Appear to have claim to undivided interest or holrs at law Toys, dec of Hilar. Devisees - eased . topper Robert 3 . . in foe simple cat: to Appears to have claim to an Interest In the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .’state .- L evlsees or holrs at luw Hopper, dec of Robert eased ' *e - - - \ .state v rail ’ . Appears to have con tractual ri ht to an interest in the pro lit > n Jtc.son rriett appear to have claim to undivided interest In foe simple estate -- ceeds from condemn ation of this tract as and when made . .ppe. rs to have claim to an Interest in the proooeds of eondenn ation of • ais tr .ot . ' .- Appear to have claim Devisees or heirs a. law to undivided Interest odeed“rrl0tt; verull, dec - In fee simple estate (c .mtlnued)6 . �110- 11 ^ ' • David and D Heirs Joint Frank David H. Hershberger I Fee simple estate . B. Hershberger . claim filed by S Hershberger for H Hershberger W P Hershberger S N Hershberger J D Hershberger Frank S Hershberger Miss A M Hershberger . . .. . .. . . .. .. D B Hershberger Estate Devisees or heirs at law of D B Hersh berger, deceased . . - . Walter W Hoffman, attorney in fact for the heirs of Ann P Jolliffe , deceased and for Mary A Hooff . — . Marguerite Burns . - . .. • - Estate William 0 Keys Estate Hallie 0 Kirksey Mary Selina Orme Julia J Loving Milton B Hopper Robert S. Hopper Estate Ann Selina Smith' Harriett Overall v Estate - Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Appear to have claim to undivided interest . in fee simple estate Appear to have claim to fee simple estate (This tract is contig uous to a larger tract claimed in Page County by Walter W Hoffman, attorney in fact for the heirs of Ann P Jolliffe , deceased.) . - . . - - . Albert P KcKusick . Appears to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . (continued ) 6 T �- - Pont a. 109 1 * Devisees or heirs at law of nn P Jolliffe, deceased - * 110 # Appear to have claim to undivided interest In fo simple estate . (There appear to be conflicting claims to the ownership of this tract of Ian : result ing from a lap ) . - The land There is no traot shown on the nap under this number, assigned another boon originolly constituting tract ;;110 having ooiapletod number or numbers on map as finully . ' -1 V no ... Fee simple estate David li Hershberger and D B Hershberger Heir3 Joint olulm filed by . . . .. . Frank h ;ershberger for David iu Furshborgor, erwhberger, ? .. . . aborger, ^ , J I .iershborgar Franlc 3 Hershberger, ; Hershberger . Ise .. . 311en Hurrill . ( There appe r to bo o nflioting claims to the ownership of this parcel of land result ing from a lap ) - . . . iorshberger D E Appears to have claim to fee simple estate (This traot is contig uous to a larger tract claimed in ."uge County, by -lllon nurrill ) istato - . Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condon ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of J B Hurah borger, deooused .. 4 3 d' - Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . �- - uonttd 10S I . » William 0 re elf*In Appears to to n Interest In the proc eds of condemn ation of this tr' ct Keys Estate .- Appear to have claln Devisees or heirs at law of 1Ilium 0* Keys, deceased . Hopper .. to undivided Interest In fee olnplo est te totute Robert S Appears to have claim to nn Interest In the procoods of condemn .- ation of this tract Appear to have claim Dovl 3ees or heirs at law of obert S« Hopper, deceased to undivided interest In fee simple estate . Illton Jackson Appears to have . 2 con- tractual ri h *, to an Interest In the pro ceeds from condemn ation oi* this tract cs end v. hon made . Harriett iver.ll .’state -- Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Appear to have cloira to undivided interest in foe sLnple estate evisoes or heirs at law of Harriott over- . all, decerned . Arm ? Jolllffo "state i Appe :ra to have olaira to an interest in the proooeds of oonderax*» ution of this tract . ( continued ) ' > 5 �109 . The land Thera is no tnot aho*n ou i ® raap under this numb r igned another bean ass originally constituting met ;109 haring completed finally as map number or numbers on . , - 109 1 ir » Undivided interest in fee simple estate eavor . . ludson ' n H Hartha G Jofftana, Talter attorney in fact for' the heirs of Ann ?• Jolliffo, deoov.sod and for : ary A Kooff * 'arguorite ;iurns — . • - Xotete William • - . Keys Estate HaIlls . Kirksey liary Selins Grme Juliu J. Loving Milton 3. Hopper ( ff Appear to have cluim to foe simple estate (This tract is contig uous to a larger tract claimed in .’ugo County by Walter V7 Hoffman, attorney in fnot for the heirs of Ann r Joliiifa, deceased) . - . . > . - Harriett Overall Estate - Hobart 3 Hopper .state A *n Selina Jxaith • .. bort .’ J oCusiok Appears to have claim to undivided interest . in fee simple estate liirguerite burns state ppeors to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- .joviseoa or h:lrs at rguerite Burns la.; of daceused (continued ) 37 Appoar to litre claim to un^ ivldod interest in fee simple estate . �- - 103 11 ^ . ont'fl . Hobart S Hopper ;state appears to have ol^lm to a:; interest in tha proceeds of condenn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at lew of Hobort t> Hopper, . daco&sed Appe r to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple eat. to . - Hilton JaoJcson ^ Appears to have con tractual ri ht to an interact in the pro -- ceeds from condenn ation of this tract as and when nado . t.rriatt overall :atate ; Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condor di ction of this tract .- i Devisees or heirs at law of Harriott over all, deceased - . Ann H Jolliffe hstate * Appear to have claim to undiv ded interest in foe simple estate . ..ppea.ru to have cl in to an interest in the prooe ds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at lutf of . nn dcceasea . Jolliffe, (There appear to be conflicting claims to the oi nersliip of this tract of la:,: result in c> from a lap,) - ~ 60 Appear to have claim to undivided interest in foe simple esta o . �j - 10B II Jacob Dwyer Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . . Walter : v Iloffbinn, attorney in fact for tt» heirs of Asm ? Jolliffe, deceased and for HBry A .looff • Marguerite Burns • — . - i23tato o* Keys 'in . 111 e o Klrkaey William Estate . Appear to have claim to fee olmplo estate, (This tract is contig uouc to t larger tract claimed in Page County . by .alter 7 Hoffman, attorney in fact for the heirs of Ann p, Jolliffe, deceased . Mary Selina trme Julia J Loving .. Milton B Hopper Hobert ;iopper Istate Ann r>elina Snith Harriett Overalls Estate . Albert - - oKasioic Appears to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . Marguerite - urns "state Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- •eviseos or heirs at law of .Marguerite Barns, deceased Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate William 0, Keys Estate Appears to Lave claim to an interest in the prooeeds of condemn ation of this tract — 'oviaeos or heirs at law of 1U11 0# Keys, deceased (cantinued) . .- Appear to Jiavo claim to undivided interost in fee simple ost e . �-- - 108 a l . Cant'd -- . iilton Juokson Appears to have con tractual right to an interest in the pro ceeds from condemn atlon of this tract as and when nade ? . [urrlett Overall Estate Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this truot .- Devisees or heirs at law of Harriett over all, deceased - Ann . Jolliffe .’state Appear to have olalm to undivided lntr5 rest it fo simple estate . Appears to have clulm to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Appear to have claim Jevlsees or heirs at law of Ann Joiliffe, to undivided interest deceased in fee simple estate . (There appear to be conflicting claims to the ownership of this tract of land result ing from a lap ) . / -1 103 - Jacob Dwyer A > peara to have claim to fee simple estate Mon Burrill ' ip ears to have claim to fee simple estate (This tract is contig uous to a larger tract claimed in Bcge County by Sllen Burrlll) . (There appear to be conflicting claims to the ownership of t is traot of land resulting from a lap ) . - . - �-- - 103 a I oont ' d . . Hit* Hie 0 Kirlcsey ' L’ t-'. ry Selina Ome Juliu J Loving i Hilton opper ; obort J . opper - . . . - estate Ann ;3ellnu Smith Harriett overall :8 tate . lbert . i - i oKusloic < Appears to have claim to undivided Interest in fee simple estate • . urguerlte Burna ^st .te . rs to have cluin to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract Appe -. Devisees or heirs ut law of Marguerite Burns , deceased Appear to 71111 am rs to have claim to an int ^ roat in the proceeds of condemnation of this tract • eys Estate have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate . Appe . Devisees or heirs at law of 11111« 0» Keys , deceased Appe Robert L . Copper :st tev . . pears to have claim to an interest in the procuods of condemnation of this tract . Devisees or heirs at Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate 1«W of -ob^rt deceased . opper , ' r to have clain to undivided interest In fee simple estate . - . I continued ) l �>/ - 107 11 David Kendall Appears to have elalra to fee Julia C,overall Estate 8lraplo . ost te Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of Julia C ver all, deceased . Appear to have claim - to undivided Interest in foe simple estate . (There appear to be conflicting claims to the ownership of this tract of land result ing from a lap ) - . 108 There is no tract shown on the map under this number, The land originally constituting tract 108 havln boen aosi ned another * numb *r or numbers on map as finally completed . -- 108 a Jacob Dwyer .ppears to have claim to fee simple estate 108 a 1 Jacob Dwyer Appears to navo claim to foe simple estate . . . Whiter 7 Hoffmun, attorney in fact for t: o heirs of Ann ? . — . Jolliffo, deceased and for Mary .. Boott • . Marguerite durns Data te .'llliam 0, oys Estate ' (continued ) Y- L - - ppenr to have claim to f- ?e simple estate, (Tills tract Is contig uous to a larger tract claimed In Page County by VTalter if Hoffman, uttorney In fuot for the heirs of Ann '• Jolliffe, deceased - . < . �--- 107 1 . C ont *d . - Robert S Hopper st *te Appears to have cluira to an interest In the procc dfi of condens ation )f this tract - . ppear to have clalra evlsees or heirs et topper, to undivided interest law of Kobort deceased in fee sinple estate . -- ppears to have con tractual ri ht to an interest In the pro ceeds from condemn ation of t:iis tract as and when made 5, lilton Jackson . Harriett (verall :stnte Appears to Have claim to au interest In the proceeds of condemn tion of t is tract - . Devisees or heirs at law of iiarriett Over all, deceased - . Jolllffe Ann P .state Appear to have clalra to undivided interest in fee simple CBtute . ppe .rs to huvo claim to an Interest in the proceeds of oonde n ution of tiiis tract .- Devisees or heirs at P Jolliffe, low of . deceased . (There appear to bo conflicting claims to the owne ship of this tr ct of lan result ing from a lap } . - . cl im Appear.to h v. to undivided mtore.st in fee simple est ta . �- 107 1 - . dent'd Talter . vr .ioffman, attorney In fact for t .o hairs of . <n . Jolllffe, deceased id for ' Wary looff Marguerite Burns Estate v llllan ( Keys ' 1st te 'iallio ( . lrksey : Mary Selina erne Julia J Loving : tlton B topper Robert ; .topper ' state Ann Sellnu ualth. Harriett cverull ' .state -- . — . . i - .. Appear to have claim to fee simple estate* (This tract la contig uous to a larger tract claimed In Page County by alter % ilofftaan, attor:ioy In fact for the heirs of .nn P Jolllffe, deceased - . ^ . . Albert . Marguerite oKualck }urns Appears to have claim to undivided inter st In fee simple ect te -. . state Appears to have claim to an Interest In the proceeds of condemn ation of thin tract .- Devisees or heirs at law of Marguerite Burns, deceased Appear to have claim to undivided Interest in fee simple est te . . iTllllam c Keys 1st: te Appears to have del m to un Interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Lev 1sees or heirs at law of tfillitin o Keys, deceased . . v cent i rued ) Appe r to have olai n to undivided interest in foe simple estate . �V - 106 11 .. Fee simple estate J ’,7 Kendall Sstate ( Claim filed by D H Kendall ) .. ) . Kendall J. ’7 Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract 2state .- Devisees or heirs at law of J 7 Kendall, deceased Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate .. . Overall Julia C . Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemnation of this tract Estate . Devisees or heirs at law of Julia C Overall, deceased Appear to have claim to undivided interes in fee simple estate. - . i (There appear to be conflicting claims to the ownership of this tract of land resulting from a lap ) . .107 There is no tract shown on the map under this number, The land originally constituting tract #107 having been assigned another number or numbers on map as finally completed . / 107 1 - David Kendall ( continued ) i- 3 Appears to have claim to fee simple estate ) . �- - 106 1 . dont ’d . .topper ;state' Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this traot Devisees or heirs at . :topper, law of Robert . deceased Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate 3* Hilton Jackson Appe ro to have con tractual right to on intorost in the pro ceeds from condemn ation of this tract as ana when nu.de Robert 3 . .- . - -- . :state Harriett Overall appears to have claim to an Interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- Devisees or heirs at Appear to have claim law of iiarriett overall, deceased to undivided interest in fee simple estate Ana ?, Jolliffe Appears to have claim to an Interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract state ' . .- Devisees or hoirs at law of Ann P Jolliffe, deoeused . (There appear to be conflicting claims to the ownership of this tract of land result ing from a lap,) - - 2 Appear to have claim to undivided interest in foe simple estate . �I 344 Villi am head © Fletohor 245 T A Nicholson and hairs of Ida 1 Nichol son. (Joint claim filed by Thojaas A • Nicholson ) .. . Fee simple estate ' - . . Nicholson T A Undivided interest in MMN fee simple estate Dewey Nicholson Appears to have claim to undivided interest in feo simple estate . Ida icholoon .’state .- « Devisees or heirs at law of Ida S iohol son, deceased Appear to have claim to undividod interest in foe simple estate Clarence Nicholson appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract . - Estate 346 . .- Devisees or heirs at law of Clarence Nich olson, deceased Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate Louis Nicholson Appears to have claim to fee simple estate - V Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of tills tract . . �247 248 / Julias Campbell . Nicholson Inez V seth Jenkins 250 J* J Nethers 202 . Newton Nicholson Ida J# Nicholson \ 253 Appears to have claim to fee simple estate * Fee simple estate . Jeremiah and Caroline Atkins 254 Appears to have claim to fee simple estate* Fee simple estate (Claim filed by Mo Hie J Jenkins) . Fee simple estate 249 251 Appears to have claim to fee simple estate Henry A* Brown Appears to have claim to fee simple esvAe * Undivided interest in fee simple estate . Smith Jenkins ;state Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract - . Devisees or heirs at law of Smith Jenkins, deceased Io 3 Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple ostate . �. Clive Baptist church 255 Lit 256 " appears to have claim to foe simple est - to . ’hi ; appears to be vacant and unappropriated land for which no cl ia was filed ana to which no claim has over been asserted so far us the Commissioners . are informed 257 This appears to be vacant and unappropriated land for which no alalia was filed and to which no claim has ever been asserted so far as the Cozrsml as loners are informed . 258 J 259 Dolly Taylor rs* Fate Judd c. Broy 260 5, 261 Priest und A Jossie Priest 262 263 Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . Appo rs to have claim to fee simple estate . ppe rs to have claim to fee simple estate . .. Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . There is no tract shown on the map under this number, The land originally constituting tract y'262 having been assigned another number or numbers on map as finally completed. Tllen Tyler / - o y Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . �Johannas Jenkins 264 265 266 Fee simple estate Towsen '• Smith Horace ullea, Clarence . ullen and Rosa earl ilson (Joint claim filed by . . Feo simple estate *ullen) . rUllen George W Estate 387 V 267 a . Joseph 3 Atkins - 263 npears to have claim an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract to "devisees or heirs at law of George Pullen, deceased V Appears to have claim to fee simple estate* . Atkins Joseph B . . Jenkins J .- Appear to have claim to undivided interest In fee simple estate . A pears to have claim to fee simple estate . Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . Fee simple estate Talliaferro Bennett 1state Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- (continued ) / �268 - . . ant ’d Devisees or heirs at law of Talliaferro Be nett, deceased /269 v . Broy James J . Fee simple estate . . .thins J 270 Appear to have elsin to undivided interest in fee simple estate ( /o . IP .ppears to have claim to fee simple estate . �*!* i\ v3 L . OF TRACT MQ ; IX . VALU 2 0? FF 1 ‘ -- r• X * pr t? -* * . NO OF TRitCT 1 1 > V. LUN OF FEN SJB1 PL3 .20?ATS 34 | 5974.30 25 330.00 26 440.00 37 1312.00 28 908.00 2 120.00 3 ol OG 4 759.00 5 420.00 6 352.00 39 127.00 7 096.75 30 859.00 8 2349.00 31 100.00 9 1703.00 31 a - 325.00 10 722.50 31 b - 180.00 11 1472.00 32 1101.00 600.00 33 11392.75 . - 11 1 12 . 4.4 io _ - 0U 13 632.00 14 i - 33 1 34.00 34 6988.00 302.00 35 5656.00 15 248.50 .56 3 52 50 16 784.00 37 361.00 17 384.00 33 821.00 18 30.00 39 196.00 19 1413.00 40 312.00 20 60S 00 41 920.00 20 a 6330.00 42 89.0 21 1133.00 4' a 22 310.00 42 b 23 1417.50 - . - - 43 1* 7 . ) 174.00 . la 00 750.00 1 �f . HO OF TR CT - 44 / - ITO* OF TR .CT - f . % -- JV i 45 57.00 46 80.00 61 1258.00 47 125.00 63 196.00 48 1318.00 65 649.00 49 772.00 64 96.00 oQ 1757.00 65 1013.00 51 1708.50 66 939.00 52 2333.00 67 86 8.00 68 - 52 1 53 69 a 54 14276.00 70 54-11 no tract shown on the map under this ' ’ here is ' . \/ 36 2133.00 70 1 57 1136.50 71 - . - - 310.00 58 11 There is no tract shown on the map under this number The lane , origin - ally constituting tract . 71 having; been as Uned another number or numbers . on mop as submitted . - 1093.00 . Thore is no tract shown on the map under this number The land originally con stituting tract 38 having been assigned another number or numbers on map as subnittod 279.00 - - . 28.00 53 1 872.50 13994.00 53 58 . 00 number The land origin ally oonstitutin tract / 70 bavin been assigned another number or num bers on map us submitted 260.00 8.00 67.00 496.00 - 1939.00 54 1 - - 71 1 1110.00 72 10 "8.00 - 73 1 300.00 73 11 - 140.00 607.00 73 484.00 59 11 332.00 73 a - 204.50 59 N 59- I o'9 a - 59 1 II k 4230.00 53 -a - $8.00 59 V 60 68 1 - V. LU 3 0? Fi!E 311 F*T &, ir’c>-'*T* <v» , > > 09 IV . 3252.00 2227.00 < 1/ VALES OF J .U oL OJ 3ST . .T 3 . 3688 oO is 1082.00 - Itt - 73 b 1743.00 10.00 �. NO 07 TRhCT . YJLLU 2 OF FV 5 T vT : SIMPLE \ ^- OF GIFPL ; FO CP TRiCT / 74 . 8.00 99 ;1502.70 75 106.00 100 1603.00 101 373.00 76 . ooo.QO 77 69.75 78 314.00 102 13003.00 73 a 160.00 103 962.00 X 78 b 75.00 103-1 234.00 - 7u a - 79 79 a 112 o0 . - 29o Q0 101 a - 1397.00 101 b 103 a 2119.00 130.00 1024.00 104 48.00 -U h •< - 15.00 104 1 80 961.00 81 933.00 104 11 82 550.00 105 83 1327.00 84 575.00 * US - 3951.00 800.00 106 There Is no tract shown on the nap under this number The land orig inally constituting tract , 106 bavin; been assigned another num ber or numbers on nap as submitted . - ' 85 779.00 86 142.00 87 183.00 88 1951.00 89 24.00 90 2o 00 91 28.00 92 loO OO 93 441.00 94 652.00 95 134.00 107 1 95 4 7.50 107 H 97 560.00 98 872.75 . 106- II 60.00 106 1 . . - L ¥ 2135.00 107 There Is no tract shown on the map under this number, "’he la nd orig in;;lly constituting tract 107 having; been - f ^ assigned another number or numbers on nap as submit ted . - - / . loBO OO . 21a 00 �NO.OF TRACT V .LU3 OF FJ S / . SEiPJLS KJIVI’ J There is ao tract shown on the map under t iis number The land originally con stituting tract :j108 having been assigned another num ber or numbers on map as submitted 108 - . -- ;72.00 *• 103 11 913.75 108 a 103 a 1 13.00 103 1 35 00 . - - - 3409.40 109 1 There is no tract shown on the map under this number The land originally constituting tract ‘ 110 aaving been assigned another number or numbers on map as submitted 110 . , -1 *"110 - *" 110 11 115- a- 1 157.00 050.00 .50 115 1 451 114 114-a 1227.20 114 b 503.00 113 044.00 113 1 loO OO 115 1* . . V^LUK OF F31 SIMPLE :ST,vT3 -- There is no tract shown on the map under this number The land originally constituting tract ,/109 having been as; i * ned another number or numbers on map as sub mitted 109 . - 113 a II . - NO OF Til GT - , 540.00 774.00 . 116 4113.00 117 330.00 118 1837.0 , 119 1 loo 00 130 352.00 - 130 a . 1397.00 . 121 121.00 5355.35 132 447.00 - 2o5.60 123 a . 95 30 5642 30 . 135 1537.00 697.60 124 1550.00 4253.03 125 41.09 o53 423.00 126 651.00 112 a 54:3.00 137 367.00 112 1 124.00 127 a 111 111- 1 - 111 II 112 -- 113 There is no tract shown on the The map under this number land originally constituting tract . 113 having been as igned another number or numbers on nap as submitted . -r - 17:2.00 127 18.00 123 00.00 139 190.00 , . / /0 �I V. . JJJ : OF ? ; : JI . o ; joivr : . ?R CT 1.50 716.00 lol- a 161 6 2Q . 50 lo 2 1310.00 132 540.82 lo 3 10483.30 133 1115.00 154 2033.00 134 1692.00 156 1100.00 13o 667.60 15o a 156 305.00 156 500.00 137 1643.50 lo 7 777.00 158 1505.00 158 10 :! 60 HO.OJ? TfuCT . H. 0 F * - . -U 15 Q - 7 6 6 ,0 . * •> V u , 1.1- ; L : ' :::r . oO OO . 153 a 145.0 ,, , 3417.00 159 601.5? 139 1879.60 k 160 896.05 140 260.00 161 6317.78 141 4 354.66 161- a 2483.00 141- b ^142 - 14 2 a 143 - *•145 1 56.00 162 - V i yC 5‘i o 7.7 o 3775.33 16 2 a 1355.00 165 1841.00 596.29 164 3055.00 5358.74 lot - a 1000.00 27.00 lOt b 160.00 - • 610.00 158- b 141 a -: > < —^ v ’ 60.00 144 718.41 160 600.00 146 1058.00 166 1050.00 146 1235.00 167 120.00 147 1421.09 *" 168 . 06 1589.6C 11*> i f * / **7 * 360.00 ’ 148 1602.60 149 668.50 16 J a 130 800.00 170 151 16600.00 169 — 1730.25 - 170 a Ilf 26.00 300 . O , ' f �. NO OF TRiiCT 171 . v. LIT : OF ris SIliPLS NO OF V ,LUr'] OF F!23 oIIuPL 5 h?r.0? 3 TRiiOT ' 1094.00 i 3094.70 N 199 , 199-11 213.00 199 III — 936.00 200 SoO OO 16 C Q0 201 4o6.00 177 331.00 201 a 170 oO - 173 113• 50 202 722.00 179 572.00 202 a 370.00 180 34c 00 203 532.00 - 181 131.00 203 a 150.00 204 438.00 204- a 647.50 205 700.00 172 269.50 175 2107.34 174 420.00 175 1592.00 176 * , is 199 1 . 90.00 - - 50 900 vs 133 715.00 184 1403.00 185 234.00 136 514.00 206 206 a 207 187 103.00 208 467.00 188 102.30 209 10.00 199 673.00 210 371.00 190 . 00 37. . 211 136.75 191 1087.00 213 34.73 192 339.50 193 959.50 * « \ <XN . 132 . 5 . — . ^r 4617.50 - , 226.00 272.50 213 There is no tract shown on t .a map under this nun ber The land originally . constituting tract ^ 213 bu m as. i. nod another number or numbers on map us submitted 194 251.00 195 453.00 196 965.00 214 39 18 30 197 16450 215 301.00 193 1631.30 316 237.50 havin, . / /£ . �W ' . NO OF TRACT no.OF FSS Y .LUS , O SII PLJ 237,»T - 217 ^ ; 164.60 218 TRaCT VALU OF FZ:; SI PIS ;ST..T3 . 241 ;442.87 147.00 242 511.00 219 509.00 243 572.00 220 1055.00 244 380.75 221 24.00 245 5880.70 66.00 246 120.00 222 123.00 247 70O 0Q 223 800.00 248 760 oO 224 11.00 249 12.00 225 202.00 250 54.00 226 1876.00 251 4380.00 227 1776.00 252 586.00 228 2050.00 253 275,00 715.0' 254 494.00 ;• 255 3o0*00 230 1378.00 256 260.00 231 1 257 90.00 252 1466.00 258 150.00 233 16o3.00 2o9 635.00 234 6.00 260 155.00 235 411.00 261 300.00 - 221 a - 228 a 229 - 235 a . . . 10.00 236 2122.00 257 3oa 50 238 796.00 239 390.00 240 250.00 . . 262 Thera Is no tract shown on the map uncior this number The land originally constitut ing tract 0262 having been assigned another number or numbers on sap as rubntttar . . - . 263 - //3 75.00 �. NO OF TROT 264 250.00 265 75.00 266 163.50 267 80.00 - 26 7 a 13.00 266 20.00 269 loO OO 270 10.00 Total . V. , IIJH OF F.iH SIliPLH 2SM3 NO OF TIUGT . </ uluy Z -2- // ^ V un OF FISH SST^TH :r PL:; �TABLE HI NAMES OF PERSONS CLAIMING INCIDEN TAL DAI AG S FILED WITH THE RECORD IN CLERK * 3 OFFICE VTN RE CIAII 13 UADI ' 01 B P , LF OF AN INFANT ,IN LEE PERSON *$R PERSON WIDER OTP R L IG;.L DISABILITY , THAT FACT 13 INDICATED AFTER THE NAI TP • L .ary D - . NUMB :R OF THE TRACT OR TRACm o * o* SHOWN ON LAP BE CAUSE OF TIP GUI DE NATION OF VHICH TIL CIA I! . - . .. .. . . .Sta Burrell W: a rt Woodward Clifton Aylor R Farr el J &, AN Coppage Richard II and Lucy Partlow S A Beahn R : Dwyer .. .. ’ . .. .. . . John R Finc 500.00 200 0 No art apecl fled 1000.00 . Maurice Clark . ant. amt. No specified 1000. 400.00 0 ' * . - d joining land acres adjoining 42 acres adjoining 100 acres adjoining 72 ' . None None None None None Adjoining land None None None Adjoining land None Adjoining land 50 acres adjoining None 78 A d j o i n i n g land None # 79 Adjoining land None Adjoining laud 155 acres edjoining None None . ' v -/ 23 50 ' 0 200.00 No amt s p e c i f i ed 200.00 . 552 acres adjoining Adjoining land 99.75 acres nearby . . . Estes Joseph 3. Do son C . . Johnson 1010.00 100.00 John T. Majors 250. 0 Cumberland 3.Bonnet Clarence L. Jenkins No amt specified Chas. F. Frazier 100. 0 Jas n / '9 0 rCtCt 300 ,00 0 1000 ^ No specified No ant sp e c i f i e d xui -' Jfmi ;t CLA1: PD . V AGED OF LR TRACr ;T " 3520.00 . - ;,AS Jiujrn • ' TO AMOUNT • Slaughter G Bowling dley M Clark Irene B Putney ’ < - ALOTJNT OF INCIDENTAL DAI AGES TO TRACT OF LAND CLAIMED TO HAVE BE ' I DAMAGED , ASCERTAINED BY THE APPRAISAL COLMI ION ELS #62 ir / 93 103 a 0 36 #177 - - ' 100.00 #*180 221 42.50 acres ad joining 70 acres adjoining Adjoining land Adjoining land None #224 #239 Adjoining land Adjoining land None None The only real and well founded claims arising out of the proposed condemnation of the of land shown on the raa filed with the report , claim of incidental damages has been filed with Office , are as follows : 75.00 £100.00 None to incidental damages various tracts or parcels with reference to which no the record in the Clerk ’ s , The owner of the fee simple estate in tract # 26 wh appears to Riley as shown in Table I is entitled to incidental damages amounting to ’ 50.00 if as i t appears said owner is also the owner of twenty eight acres more or less , contiguous to tract # 26 and outside the area described in the petition which , but for the condemnation of tract # 26 would constitute together therewith , a larger tract or parcel be W . T. , , , , , of V land under the sane ownership . - - r.. A * *- , , , . US ' &C. ~ ’ass*.: —- - PS — i �u HAT PAHANNOQK COUNTY TABL3 II continued - The owner of the fee simple estate in tract /186, who appears to be Ilmira ullen as shown on Table I, is entitled to incidental damages amounting to #193«00» if, as it appears, said owner is also the owner of three aores, more or less, contiguous to tract . 186, and outside the arja described in the petition, which, but for the condemn ation of tract 136, would constitute together therewith, a larger tract or parcel of land under the same ownership - . , The owner of the fee simple estate in tract #195, who appears noses Claris as shown on Table I, is entitled to incidental damages amounting to #50.00, if, as it appears, said owner is also the owner of three and one half acres, more or less, contiguous to tract #195, and outside the area described in the petition, which , but for the condemnation of tract /195, would constitute thor with, a lurgor tract or parcel of land under the same ownership to be - . - The .nor of the fee simple estate in tract #267 a, who appe .rs to be Joseph J tki is as shown on able I, is entitled to incidental damages amounting to ,40.00, if, as it a ope .rs, said owner is also the owner of three acres, more or less, contiguous to tract /267 a, and outside the area described in the petition, w ich, but for the condemn ation of tr ot p207 a, would constitute therewith, a larger tract or parcel of land under the s me ownership . . - - . 11 L - - �r TAB LB IX List of infants, insane persons , and persons under other legal disability , for whom no guardians ad liten have been appointed at the date of filing of the accompanying report , who appear to be owners , or to have right , title , estate or interest in any of tie tracts or parcels of land shown on the map filed with the report , which it is proposed to condo n , and who appear also to be owners of other land contiguous to the lands sought to be condemned and described in the petition , which would be damaged by the pro - osed condemnation , and the amount of damages thereto which will res It . from the proposed condemnation tRACTS CONTIGUOUS !' TO LA! r . 13GHT : TO B CO* ' A NED , :Q\n; 3T BY LUCE IK : FAKT , INSANE i d OK • 01: J - Yh OK UN : R ’ 07 INFANT : N - >.. r’ ” ALOWNT OF SUCH . . DISA 1 GAL 0 : O E 111 ,NY PER BON c r Cl DIF W. IN L.1C : DAP , 0 BlllrY : OF PERSONS UNDER AAS INTEREST ,WHICH:WT1A TO THE PRC : OTI T . L UAL DIS : ; POSED COMFY L BY AwlAGED BY WIJ :ABILITY WHO IS r : : K, c : COK PROPOSED THE : OWNER OF TRACT TAIK T BY TI E N :;B R 0 / TRACT: OR or a: IKT R OT DYI NATION . ERS: CO ; I A.3 SHOWN ON UAPsTiETT IN " - ' . • ' - . NOTE: - • NONE NONE NONE - - NONE Guardians ad liter have been appointed for all infants, insane persons , and persons under other legal disability , who appeared to be owners or to have any right , title, estate or interest in any of the tracts shown on the accompanying map , which it is proposed to coi. de. n , whose names were known to the special investigators and ippraisal commissioners at the tine of the submission of the accompanying * report . m - �TABLE V List of names of persons who have filed, or on whose behalf there have been filed with the record in the Clerk’s Office, olains to any right, title, estate or interest in the lands described in the pe tition, and of all persons including infants, insane persons, or persons under oth ;r legal disability who appear to have claims of right, title, estate or interest in said lands as shown in the foregoing Table One nd found by the Special Investigators anu Board of Appraisal Com missioners submitting the report to which these exhibit sheets are attached said names being set out under the letter of tile alphabet with which their surnames begin, and set opposite the number of the tract or parcel, shown on the map of the said lands filed with the report , , lth reference to which such claims of right , title, estate, or interest appear to have been set up as shown in said fable One - . . NO OF TRACT 2. S N.LIS OF CLalil NT .ViiO TO HAVE CLAD ?0 ANT RIGHT, TITLE, SSTAT3 OB IHTSRSST THEBEIN, OR to OR IN THS PRO C ENDS ARISING OUT OF ITS CONDEMNATION . : HO OF : NAME OF CLAIMANT WHO APPEARS : TRACT : TO iKVE CLAIM TO .NY RIGHT, : TITLE, ESTATE OR INTEL ioT : : THEREIN, OP TO OK IN THE ?BO; : C TEDS ARISING OUT Uv ITS : : CoNDSWLJIGN - . / ~ 74'- iiylor, Olifton 51 82 198 216 255 267 26 7 a 270 Atkins, James vimentrout , 119 142 14 2 147 148 150 156 158 la8 161 161 163 164 154 164 167 - a - a -a - 175 176 176 178 182 V 132 183 Atkins, Atkins, .vtkins, ,tkins, Atkins, ..tkins, Atkins, .ticins, . rs Ben Britton L < .. - Britton L Burkett . shby Henry 1 5 . amie - ( Enfant ) amie ( Infant ) . - tkins, Jeremiah tkins, Jeremiah .tkins , a m i e (I n f a n t ) tkins, J ~ «r ' tt \i ns , ... .• vtkins, a .tkins, J. • i .^ tkins, J • . • . .tkins, James A tki iS, A.ante V . tkins, lorner .tkins , rs jallie . it iii AS, «J • « tkins, artha 9 - -r 11 22 32 04 . a b * i . Atkins, Jack .shby, rs Claudia Atkins, tkins, .tkins, .tkins, . Jeremiah . Joseph B Joseph J ? Caroline . . . .. ! Tstate John . . - 04 r o4 II 3o 56 53 1 58 1 08 I 53 1 53 I 56 1 5A I . . - ;*T i --- . . . // * . Barbae, Lucy E Beaty, olton Boyer, k Bailey, • G owl in - , A . ** . > radford , iSSlfi; ! . Bailey, Booth, IT iley, - a Booth, r Bailey, Bailey, . . iley, Bailey, Bailey, laker, * . a. s . G. & - fstate Ambrose B James overly . Samuel James Luther Airy - ' . state ^ 0 ) �. .- - 76 a m- 58 1 58 1 58 11 56 11 58 11 58 11 58 II 58 II 53 11 53 11 56 11 59 11 59 IV 64 66 68 1 RfllrPT* Bailed , --- 69 70- 1 71- 1 71- 1 71- 1 71 1 - 71 1 72 1 75 75 u 83 83 83 83 83 83 84 ^ 85 85 86 - 90 91 101 101 101 102 104 106 107 108 -b - a - 11 .. NAHiS OF CL. IfrANT C r t ??3..KJ TO AV 2 CL li . TO .. VY RIGHT , I ITL 3, 5ST. T ? OR INT 5R3ST TH3R3IN, 0 . To OR . IN : I TRO C 3 JDS ARISING OUT OF ITS CcCDLTT TION Baker , H II NO OF TRACT . . - . T-T T7 George - . . - . . . Burke , rs Charles Burns , JRGUERITE istate Bolen , J B Bramback , 5 G Brumbaok , 5 G Bramback , J F Bramback , rs adge : aggarly , i rs Gertrude . rumback , J B istate Burns , rguerite istate Beahra , 3 A Seahra , S . . • Baker , lpheus 3 Baker , George D Baker , Cileries Baker , Jacob A Baker , id I Baker , Nellie Baldwin , Oscar I Burke , Joshua ' Burke , id a Sstnte Burke , Otis Butler , Beverly Beckwith , Frank Bailey , . mbrose 13 Bailey , .mbrose . . Bailey , mbrose B Bowen , Charles . ..urns , arguerite state Istate Burns , arguerite Burns , arguerite Istate Istate I Burns , argu * rite -- 1 - a- - - - . .. . .. .. . . . ... . . . . ... . .. - . 1 - 11 103 103 103 110 110 -1 .- - -- .. . --- . . - . Istate Bailey , Riohard Burns , marguerite Istate Bailey , Ambrose , 3 Bailey , averly Bailey , Samuel Bailey , James Bailey , Luther Bailey , Richard Bailey , James estate Baker , ary estate Bailey , George l 3 tate Burns , Arguerite state Booth Bailey , Ambrose B . . JO OF : n . J OF CLI; :, ?r .Vi 10 i Pi '3 . Ro TV - OT : TO. } L V :i CL.kIi To A NY LIGHT , : TITL.I , CST /VT 3 OR INTSRISST : THISRBIN, OR TO OR IN THIS PRO : C LIDS ARISING OUT OF ITS : CONDEMNATION . -- 1 11 111 1 111 11 112- 1 113- a I 113 a II 113 1 - -- v 120 120- a 126 127- 1 130 130 137 137 137 137 k 140 144 157 166 179 179- a . 197 197 202 202 202 202 202 202 302 202 a 20 2 a 30 3- a 203- a 203 a 203 a 202 a 202 a 206 -- -- 206 / /? Burrill , Ulen Burns , marguerite Burns , argu . rite Burrill , Illen Burns , arguerite Burns , -arguerite - Istate Istate Istate Istate Burrill , Illen Burns , .. arguerite Estate Burrill , Bilan Burns , / arguerite Istate Burns , . rguerite Istate Bowen , - n V Istate Bank of /arren Bank of v'arren Baker , . illiam Burns , . rguerite astute Bolen , Vrs J B # ..gent Bolen , J 3 Bailey , Russell ( Infant ) Bailey , elvin ( Infant ) Bailey , Ilmer ( Infant ) Bailey , Lottie Istate Bowen , Oklahoma Brubaker , Mary R 3ailey , J 0 Blue Ridge Land Corporation Broy , James I Broy , John nk , Cu.loeper National Brown , Harold G , Cashier Berry , Lindsey F terry , Bailey / erry , drian Berry , Bessie Berry , Josie - -.- . . . .--- . . . . ^ .. Derry , James Berry , James instate Berry , Lindsey 7 jerry , Bailey Berry , Adrian Berry , Bessie Berry , Josie Berry , James - . Bank , Culpeper National Brown , Harold G , Gas : Her Brown, miary .s a Bank , Culpeper National . * �' • . MO 0F TRACT CLAIMaNT 010 TO HAYS OL.L TO ANY TITLE, 3STAT OR HIT THEREIN, OR TO OR IN CBEDS ARISING OUT OF ... D I B. 1 ON. 1 . APPEARS: NO OF EIO.fr , : TRACT REST : mII S PR04 ITS : - 214 214 221 221 221 225 226 226 226 228 228 329 229 230 231 231 231 232 232 233 233 -- a a u a 10 23 62 69 73 72 1 73 11 83 A 87 93 .. Bennett , Otis -- .. . . .- Brown, • L Brown, Henry A Brown, Inna L Brown, B V Istate Bank , Culpeper National Brown, Harold G , Cashier Bank, Culpeper National Brown, Harold G , Cashier cuokner, - • Burke, Robert Estate Ban: , Culpeper ! fcional Brown, Harold G , Cashier Bank, Culpeper tional Brown, Harold G• » Cashier Bennett, tis L Bennett, John / . Josie . 94 . 96 97 . . Estate Burke , Janos A & wife ' Burke, Junes A Burke , Noseoe (Infant ) Burke, Theodore (Infant) ( Infant ) Burke , Curtis Burke, Reid (Infant ) Burke , Nary ( Infant ) Burke , Ja unit a ( Inf mt ) Burke, 13ertha (Infant ) Burke, James (Infant ) .Brown, Henry * Burke, J r. Estate Brown, Henry v Hroy, E c Bennett , Talliaferro Estate Broy, James 3 Borden, J * . . -- --- 243 243 243 243 243 243 243 243 254 260 260 6 Brown, aroId, G.,Cashier , Cumberland 3 Bennett , Cumberland 3 103 ^112 113 a - . 243 243 4 - a 341 241 269 36 315 1 62 - -- 271 . . Bank , Culpeper National Brown, Harold G , Cashier Brown, Henry A ' -. .. . . . > , . . - . Claigg, Lee Chester Gap orchard Company Compton, lenry Clark, Idley ' . - . HE RS TO HftV f CL..IL TO AllY RIGHT, TITLE, - JT - VZ OR INT ’REST IHEREIN, OR TO OR IN Til J PRO v 112- 1 - 127 127 a 127- 1 134 137 137 138 13Q a 133 b 143 132 154 138 lo8 a 162 16 3 a 163 165 16a 173 185 188 195 196 197 202-a 206 207 207 214 227 - -- - - /40 - CEEDS ^RISING CUT 03 CTS - . C < : DT: i,.:;loN ' ' 206 206 a s ' :h.: : t;F CU IIANT mo Carter, Shirley Carter, Shirley Coppage, J [ Coppage, l i Cooper, R L Istate .. . . ..- Clatterbuok, Joseph Clatterbuok, Joseph Clatterbuok, Joseph Cornwell, re Torn Compton, Frank Clark, Maurice Coates, Nellie At — . Compton, rs. olive Carter, John Churoh of the Brethren Compton, Frank — Compton, Frank Compton, rank " Carter, Judith 14 Carter, Judith Carter, Judith Cornwell, rs Lucy Clatterbuok, Maggie Chelf, U • A « Gu rdian Clark , ..ndrew J CL ra, .ndrew J Clark, ivndrew J Clark, i thins . . . - Clark, Chelf, Chelf, Chelf, Clark, Clark, . .. . - Addle Frank a a* A . -• ; . Guardian Gu;.rdian Guardian Nina H Hina Chelf, S t> r . ; Guardian Campbell, Jack A Susan 'state Campbell, Lizzie . - ox, Frank . Claytor, Isaac claytor, Nary Clark, Hoses W Cl rk, .lpheus Covington, John f:. res ; dent Covington, John . resident Covington, a \n . resident Crane, F. Executor ra - e, 3most I Covington, John tc President . -- at « . .. Chelf , 3 iff - Guardian �' . NO OF TRACT - # . F CLAIMAN mo APPSARS .MAI TO HAY : CLAIM TO .NY RIGHT, riTLS, ZSTATS Uli IHTEBEST NO OF TR CT /% - THURSIN, OR TO OR IN PRO CriSOS «.RISING Gin* OF ITS . L . .. I - 228 a 229 231 232 235 23o a 243 247 - 255 42 16 16 16 35 35 42 42 42 57 57 . TATIOB. . . " . .- CheIf, Guardian S Chelf, * e Guardian Campbell, J ones Church, t Olive Baptist J ® Deatherage , Ora Dulin, U Alfred Dulin, J 3 , -gent Dulin, Gabe •earing, lugonia ' Bearing, A ,V state ) eat herage, Iron ie Deat herage, Lucy Deathemge, ;yra ' . .- eJarnetto, DeJarnette, l. .. «/ ., Jr. --- - --— - m 165 165 .- 163 163 163 163 163 —- / i v , ’ ' ' J . . . . .- -- 303 303 203 303 303 203 303 203 . -- . filaiSlrali; Wl 184 197 202 202 a 202 a .. " 171 171 201 202 r . / JV.ARS CLAII TO . :RY I IS UP, EAT,::A OR LHT U-, AT TII iR IIN, OR TO OR IN . 1C PRO C SivDS ARIdI.NO OUT OF ITS TO - ( Infant ) Infant ) Bessie (Infant ) aernurd (Infant) Paul ( Infant } orgaret (infant ) (Infant ) James ,isie ' John i> state J. - rank .1state rs red la sate J , Jr Dodson, l aude Dodson, J ., r. Dodson, ;thua Douson . D gent Dodson * • i)• Dodson onie 11via , . ge i Dodson illie ; Dodson onia Olivia Dodson, Nathan Dodson , Villian Boot odson, .illie •odson, Blanche Dodson, Dotty Dodson, Irnest Dodson, Ilia - - - ilk - 163 . T . Dwyer, D A, Dodson, Joseph 3 " L > l Lj ’ orison,( Lucy Darnell, Joe Dodson, . ary I Dodson, ? » 7 •odson , 'rod odson, J Frank odson, Virgil ( Infant ) Dodson, ionsel (Infant ) Dodson, Desale (Infant) Dodson, sornurd (Infant ) odson, J 'rank ;st s Dodson, J ’rank Dodson, Virgil (Infant ) - . . . . . . .. -- fi 1,51 135 136 A 159 155 155 ov> a ! 158 158 158 158 158 lo8 153 a 158 a 150 a 158 a 158 a 158 a 163 163 163 163 163 Dwyer, / Lies J Istate Dwyer, Lucy N Dwyer, Dor ; lice wyer, Thomas 3 68 wyer, R 68 A Dwyer, Files J 68 1 Istate 68 1 Dwyer, Lucy N 68 1 Dwyer, Dora lice 68 1 Dwyer, Thomas B " CS I Dwyer, K 73 Dwyer, T B Dwyer, T B 73 a ?5 b Dwyer, wyer, r.e 78 Dwyer, He « 73 a ' wyer, R *=- ?8~ b * Dwyer, Jacob 108 a 103 u I Dwyer, Jacob Dwyer, Jacob 100 I 1073 II Dwyer, Jacob Dwyer, rs Dina 3 J 114 '•wyer, 114 a rs ‘ Inn 3 wyer, • V 114 a gent . Dwyer, rs 114 b in D Dwyer, 3. 114 b gent 115 .wyer, .Ifred .state ’state Dwyer, ifrod 115 1 . 18 1 Dwyer, J m -- CLAIR # . —. . < ^- . --. . -- Dodson, DenseI Infant ) -- Dodson, Bessie --- ((Infant ) Dodson ernard , Infant ( -- Dodson, J. Trank-- state ) Dodson aora lice .. . .. v TITLC , ' . - . 68 68 66 : CONDESsNATION Covington, John 3 Covington, John 3 Covington, o n )• Covington, John 3 Chalf, 3 •r a Guardian . N , .' -- 205 a 42 a / x/ , Dodson Dodson Dodson Dodson Dodson odson Dodson Dod3on Dodson, Dodson, Dodson, odson, •odson, . - -( J. rank Virgil easel - .- . . . .. . ' ( .- odson, .larence Dodson, Nathan Dea he rage , Lucy Deatherage, ie rage , 3ltl Luc IJyr herage ; Lyra gent . �. . NO OF : N. }J -3* r ^ II-UNT TR OT ; TO LB j CL If . 6 . BY MIGHT , ; TIT IB , 1ST Oh i <FT IM LiT ' 5 .J : . :c: 4 --a --a --a a a a a -a 205 20 o 227 lOLIL Dodson , Dodson , Dodson , Dodson , . , . rs. osa , Hunter , , Hunter , Flora Dodson Dodson Dodson Dodson odson odaon odson , 243 201 a - 14 19 105 103 a 105 1 . ' last ham , .arly , stes , - stes , Istes , J . nee• Ja • V Galloway - - . . - incham , form . Finc .nam, Jonn J * tins i a caam , re ~ 2S y e } , , rs , . razior razl T , Lee r zior , ousle . .. nn ruzier , Je ^ f gent • ruzier , Susie A , hints razior Buck OX, • o* gent Fox , J* • B IF , , G Fox ‘ox , 3 C . - . - . . • * . . . . . 144 144 144 144 144 c* I » ' fva matt Green, Grannie , 1Ilium Grannie , illi m Grannis , 71Ilium Gore , w » Y « gent Gore , « e Gore , John 3 Grove , J G Grove , J 0 Grove , J G Gander , Dillinra " , Gander , Lester > .. ... - • . . Bntate .Hith. -G.Hstate . loof ?, - ry A Hopper , Alton B. Hopper , .abort . Sstate Gooff , : ary ; . Hopper , ilton B. Hopper , Robert . Astute H&ddox, II B -11 --- 1 11 --11 --11 -1 09 11 / CL Z Janes B. .. .. 23 59 68 68 60 .. r Gander , t V Gander , L G G mder , r * y r « 15 58 56 58 59 .f arit 0 OO 111 111 1 111 II foster , George i .enry oster , Gilliam Franklin oat or , Uiza J state Foster , John Jack Foster , Idward .. ., . , . -- • 3 Grim, . 54 1 A* Ja os .,. - -: . , a - state Fry , Mrs Gentry 59 IV 60 60 74 IQS - C »« 34 54 . , ry , Samuel Flnehaia , James . - estate Frazier , Charles Fletcher , .'111 Fletcher , ill! n T cade 39 r Ja Fox , . 30 . . .. G... Pox , P Fox , - Dodson , layman Dodson , J Dodson , John Dodson .J J B -- 36 56 36 36 43 79 / 1 79 o S3 132 135 157 137 137 137 143 143 143 143 onroe ' ox , J , B .mo rosier ry , To nos 244 Carroll Brook ' A . lotcher 243 Agent Lola Jnines estate 237 242 ^ J •• ok ' : GONDHMJL TI Ida 172 iai 2oa 209 339 Dodson , Clarence Dodson , Frs tosa • » . - -- .odson , Drnest Dodson , ilia « .* . 14.3 1 14 :3 1 14.5 1 145 1 153 3stty : - » ; X ABPSJ R3 0 • CJUI! • *• . . . GT L : VN TC Cu Ilf TO * NY HI( IT: : ID . OK IflTKK- SilT 'JXTL 1 FT 1ST B ; , OR TO OR [H H 80 1 : C YDY ^ RISING SIT , 7 IDO ; Uni -- oat lilliam lillie Blanche , 227 827 ' i ill IN, 0! Da .BUYING OUT O £ PS : 2U3 203 2 Co 303 203 203 205 204 204 200 - 4 . . : Fu OF Hnrpar , ; ; * ' • Hooff , ’vary a io or , 1J m B Hopper , Hobart F \ © .. Estate / < « �* t UG. OE TRACT m iX -..? 4r?r. ®10 Ii Li wfJu* L * . .i’ll J. + TO ImV Q ur* !V .NT RIG s T171*3 3JILT / OR IUP5R3ST TILL :i:r, OR TO OH IN ; s PRO 4 4« « V# . 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HO ’ ' _ o. .A* At» f - i . J . i4TS CLul PC NY IGH3P, TIT1.7 - fjocm. JV.ft. Z OR IlWSR -SSr fH 'HBIH , ( T X < > IN TH : SRC Ui 07 ITS CaHDS .HI HI NO trr . non . J :. : o . . • i - . NC 07 J. * lACT . > - -- I 4 - * # . - - - ' -- . . * 1 . ’• . - . -- ---A - ---- - . 4 ' > .- - i .. - <6 / # . * . . L A ' i . i • rI . Vi ; ciw ,ik TO JIY 3 aci . tr , i r 5 . TH 5 PRO TX’HTi IN . ’P ’il ' , 03 TO 0 C : ”3.5 ARIS PIG 0TJ7 07 ITS c Tic k ^ j i 4 - . • ‘ ' Jones , . A * Johnson & Hinsatt Jenkins , Lena 53 1 .’ lilton Jackson , 53 1 Jenclns , Lena 53 11 Tilton Jackson 9 59 11 Jenkins , rs . . Ifred 66 agent Jenkins , alter 60 Jenkins , Nellie 60 Jenkins , Oslia 85 JenaIns , Tlshia 66 estate Jenkins , . 1 fred . 66 Tstate Jenkins , Busan 66 Jenkins , / 1 Ilian - Tstuto 66 Jenkins , Ira - "state 66 ’state Jenkins , Gideon 66 Jenkins , Roosevelt 66 Jenkins , Gladys 66 Jenkins , Golden 66 Jenkins , Golden 67 Jackson , 7 . alton 63 1 Hilton Jackson , 72 1 Jones , Janes 0 76 Jones , John « 76 Jenkins , Della B 30 Jenkins , Mrs Della B 92 o\ Johnson , uwranoe J 95 Johnson , Henry L 100 Jackson , T . ilton 104 1 . state Jolliffe , . . nn a 104 1 Jackson , / . Tilton 106 1 Tstate Jolliffe , Arm . 106 1 ’.state Jolliffe , . nn ? 107 1 Jackson , 0 « Tilton 107 1 108 . -" I Jac .-c son , I* » Hilton Istate - 103 a I Jolliffe , / . nn A Jackson , H . 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Jenkins , . u nie J nt Jenkins , rnda Jenkins , orris - Tstate Jenkins , ’ ’orris - Estate Jenkins , than Jenkins , H : than - Estate Jenkins , X than Jenkins , rrtson Jenkins , r . . Julies JL gent Jenkins , Dennis G " , Jenkins Janos L state Jenkins , Janes Boss Jenkins , clone Jenkins , Clarence Jenkins , illiam Jenkins , J Boot Jenkins , . 3 - . ..gont Jeffries , Helen Jenkins , Jenkins , ollie J . Jenkins , Lindsey _ . J nklns , Beth Jenkins , faith - ’state Judd , rs . "ate Jenkins , roh in.es Lankins , J . ' : >. - - . . ’ . . - - . . . . �\ i wo . or N.» i % o i TO HAV P PH CT cr m > f . . . - . : Y .W* * PM P . KTKMP c ,- i : r * TITL V IN TO OR , OR SH 1SIN Q P CDS .. RISING olTT o I 0 iarry R e y s e r , John A 35- 1 44 49 53 oo a 50 1 58 1 59 John Peyser , e y s e r , John K e y s e r , John —-- K e y s e r , Joan Keys , VIIliara 0 irksey, Willie C KeLly , J T Kelly , J T Welly , J . V - -- - - - - - - - - > . . . . 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NO o r TROT nf > . i \ ' c o ca USING , 0. . 0 ... i 52- 1 54 11 54 11 04- LI - - 04 11 - 04 f I 06 06 65 09 IV 09 IV 09- IV 09- IV - IV 09 - 39 IV 59 IV 69 77 39 ’ Manuel, iller, iller, Iller, iller, .unuel, iller, l Her, iller , . iller, iller, Miller, Iller, iller, iller, iller, iller, illar, undy, QVT 07 . ION j «• 4 9 ITS ^ | ‘ i 9 .. B-. ‘ . 8 2 13 77 -. • 5 *T 1 %. • • • gent * r» -J * Henry T* C 1* C P . . - ’ . . J.. J D. Istate ) . It. Estate ill rv .CKISICK, ilbert . cKusick, 11 lbert . cKusick, . - lbert c usick, albert c.Kusiok, .lbert c usick, il lbert c usick, lbert P cKusick, . lbert c usick, lbert A lie a II cKusick, albert P llo I ChUSick, ‘•lbert 123 enefee , Ben P 125 e'ne fee, Newton 7 gent 123 enefee, u *• 123 .enefee, le J 123 enefea, - Istate 124 iller, His L ...CAUSLCK, lbert p 127 1 undy, Charles 128 . me fee, 148 rs i rt ‘ V 148 me fee, 3 a - gant 180 jars, John o 199 iller, J 199 iller, c • J , Jr ; J . iller, 199 1 19 9 1 iller, o J , Jr . illr, r, ; 199 11 J . iller, P * 199 11 J , Jr . Iller, n- * * J 199 III 199 11 I iller, N J , Jr . -- - . . . ... • - . • . . . . • . . . / . x Ttf J vi iU i Wi ’ l" *iwu iiw> f "’ ' . 3 . - . v 248 2o0 251 252 252 North, Nish. 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CONDEMNATION --111 --11 --1II --111 -aa- II Oljr 0 : : Estate . -- Estate Overall , Harriett Overall , Julia G Orrae , ary Selina Overall , Harriett Overall , Julia C Orme , ary Selina Overall , Harriett Overall , Julia 0 Orme , ' ary Selina Overall , 'a rriatt Orme , Fary elina 11 Overall , iarrlett 11 Orrae , ary Galina 1 1 Overall , Harriett Orme , Gary Selina 11 II Overall , Harriett 0 rrae , 7a ry Se1i na 1 111 1 Overall , Harriett 112 1 . ry Selina Orme , 112 1 Overall , larriett 113 a II Orrae , Mary Selina 113 a II Overall , Harriett 115 1 0 nna , ! a ry Sell na 115 1 Overall , Harriett 113 11 Overall , Julia C 113 1 Overall , Julia C 127 1 Orme , kary Selina 127 1 Overall , Harriett 187 O ' Bannon , P H 104 104 106 106 105 107 107 107 108 10 b 108 103 109 109 110 110 111 . -- . --— — ----- . -- . - . - - -- ------ — 1 7 30 41 61 63 81 88 146 149 160 186 199 199 1 199 11 199 1 I 200 20 a 0 -- -: ITS estate state .state ' .state Estate Estate Estate Estate ..lice 21 26 30 31 - 31 a - 31 b - .. --- Estate Estate 39 III 39 IV estate - Estate - -- 66 72- 11 143-1 133 167 170 -- 170 a 170 a 217 ^ . . 3 3 12 la lo 17 17 20 20 a 27 46 30 . .. ouise ;H rice , Louise Price , Louise 1 rice , oouise Pullen , Dudley ullen , IQ 19 3o 34 1 58 11 Part low , Lucy Pullen , Clarence Pullen , 7;; oraie V ullen , Sam B Pullen , 3 0 ullen , aobinson Pullen , rs Imira Price , - . ullen , J wriest , A Priest , Pullen , Pullen , Pullen , .. .. ? P H Jessie Horace Clarence George . estate 7 state . .. . . , state utney , Irene B art low 7 7i . i ’ - . * / ’ . oraeroy , J . B . Estate resgraves , Robert . 261 251 266 266 266 Hstata . . , 211 NK] H OF CUIM HIT HiU APPSARS 7 0 IAIF A V>v *VY RIGHT , ^ HAV TITLK , JASTAT 5 OR INTSRKS THEREIN OH TO 01 IN Hi PG C .iEDS ARISING OUT OF ITS C ' FDF; PUT ION m / -> A - /47 . Reid , . R Reid , Joseph Robertson , Janes 7 Riley , ? T Riley , 7 r . .. .. Rappahannock County n chool Board Rappahannock ounty School Hoard Rappahannock County School 3oard c gent Reid , C G Roy , Mary Ann 7s tat 9 Roy , Mary . nn Hstate toy , I ary nn ’state Roy , l " ary Ann Istute acer , rs Dick . .--- . . Roy , - 7state Raney , J . 7. Ramey , Janes , J. .. . Rutherford , iIlium Jackson t ll , • ! , kary Ann Ramey Rutherford , " illian Rutherford , Caroline Rector , rs Iznu . * . . .. Sothoron , rs. L. H. . Sothoron , Shryock , George H Stokes , 7 II Settle , Thomas I J .. 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Hullie 0 . Kirksey , Ploys , i Ilian llie 0 Irksey , - Pstate o4 54 Pstate 54 Pstate 54 54 Pstate :s t u t e .i l l i a K i r a s o y , Hallie 0 « - Estate K e y s , . i l l i a ii Key’ s , ’ . .i r k s e y , - llie . - Istute K e y s , vi .I l i a n < . Kirksey , a H i e o Pstate Keys , V i l l i an o Kirksey , Kallie o. . . t . . . . Estate Welly , leys, Jiiiia n i r k s e y , Ik l i e G . Kelly , J . r‘ Kelly , J K e y s e r , x. ulu 1 eyser , 1 P .a y s , / 1 I l i a n 0 Kirksey , P a l l i a 0 e y s , 1 1 Hum G . - 115 1 11.5 1 127- 1 127- 1 - ..g e n t 9 . 59- a 59 1 o9 I I 59 11 59- 1 1 59 1 I I 59- IV 65 65 68- 1 68- 1 72 1 72 1 104 1 104- 1 ^ 1C 6- I 106 1 > 106 1 106- 1 106- 1 ^ 106 - 11 106 II 106- 11 107 - 1 107 1 107 - 1 107 11 108 a- I 10 - a I 108 II 108 II 109 1 109- 1 110- 1 1 110 II 111- 1 111- 1 112 1 H2 r 115- a - 11 115- -! I -- . A. . * . .Corn , ' . - . n . row . Kelly , J . T. 59- V 21 - Di fHC JL I - T : N. J . ' TRACT VPS CX> - I TO V nlGHT , 0 ** : TITLP , IGTH : c R IV CM PIN , o h o OH IT • ns i :o: : GGTD5 . . HIM . 10 0 TT 0 ITS : GOT; .N. -TIO . ' ' co , no . OF s - 54 1 54 1 5 4- 1 o4 I 54 1 o4 1 54 1 1 34 - I I - - /I S . Loving, J u l i a Loving , Julia Loving , Julia Loving , Julia Loving , Julia Loving , Julia Lovin ; , J u l i a J J, J J J . . . J, J, Loving , Julia J Loving , Julia J Loving , Julia J Loving , Julia J Loving , Julia j . . . Loving , Loving, Lovir ; , Lovin?; , . . J. j, Julia Julia Julia J , Juli - J. Marlowe , J . p . arlowe , J . .C i l l e r , a . i’y l e r i l l e r , Mrs . Joan J . Moore , J . • I l l e r , Charles i l l e r , parner i l l e r , C . B. i l l e r , £r > • T . ^ iller , .i l l e r , p Ill r, ii • ] . iller, G. . Tiller , . . Miller, P. : i l l e r , J . J . - Pstate Tiller, A. M i l l e r , Henry T . Miller, G. . iller, C. o .i l l e r , Ta * ' iller, v . j . : iller, * Tiller, . . \ ' . ! f 1 ' . 9 �3\ . > HO OF TivvCT . . HO ’ ' _ o. .A* At» f - i . J . i4TS CLul PC NY IGH3P, TIT1.7 - fjocm. JV.ft. Z OR IlWSR -SSr fH 'HBIH , ( T X < > IN TH : SRC Ui 07 ITS CaHDS .HI HI NO trr . non . J :. : o . . • i - . NC 07 J. * lACT . > - -- I 4 - * # . - - - ' -- . . * 1 . ’• . - . -- ---A - ---- - . 4 ' > .- - i .. - <6 / # . * . . L A ' i . i • rI . Vi ; ciw ,ik TO JIY 3 aci . tr , i r 5 . TH 5 PRO TX’HTi IN . ’P ’il ' , 03 TO 0 C : ”3.5 ARIS PIG 0TJ7 07 ITS c Tic k ^ j i 4 - . • ‘ ' Jones , . A * Johnson & Hinsatt Jenkins , Lena 53 1 .’ lilton Jackson , 53 1 Jenclns , Lena 53 11 Tilton Jackson 9 59 11 Jenkins , rs . . Ifred 66 agent Jenkins , alter 60 Jenkins , Nellie 60 Jenkins , Oslia 85 JenaIns , Tlshia 66 estate Jenkins , . 1 fred . 66 Tstate Jenkins , Busan 66 Jenkins , / 1 Ilian - Tstuto 66 Jenkins , Ira - "state 66 ’state Jenkins , Gideon 66 Jenkins , Roosevelt 66 Jenkins , Gladys 66 Jenkins , Golden 66 Jenkins , Golden 67 Jackson , 7 . alton 63 1 Hilton Jackson , 72 1 Jones , Janes 0 76 Jones , John « 76 Jenkins , Della B 30 Jenkins , Mrs Della B 92 o\ Johnson , uwranoe J 95 Johnson , Henry L 100 Jackson , T . ilton 104 1 . state Jolliffe , . . nn a 104 1 Jackson , / . Tilton 106 1 Tstate Jolliffe , Arm . 106 1 ’.state Jolliffe , . nn ? 107 1 Jackson , 0 « Tilton 107 1 108 . -" I Jac .-c son , I* » Hilton Istate - 103 a I Jolliffe , / . nn A Jackson , H . Tilton 103 11 Tstate -103 11 Jolliffe , Ann H Jac .cson , « Hilton 109 1 Tat ate Jolliffe , . .nn 109 1 JaC \ son , . * Tilton 110 11 Tstate Jolliffe , ann . 110 II Jncison , H Hilton 111 1 Tstate Jolliffe , . -in in -111 1 J Jllton Jackson , 112 1 Tstate Jolliffe , . Ain P. 112 1 > . I , * i 20 34 . 1- *.. .. ' ' ff it " -- 113 a II 113 c II 113 1 -- - - 113 1 137 1 137 1 129 174 177 139 190 11 - 191 191 191 191 192 193 194 203 20 3 o 204 204 a 204 a 214 215 215 215 213 220 224 225 229 329 233 234 256 253 249 2o4 2o 9 264 269 - — , Jackson , - Jolliffe Jackson , Hilton . - Ann P Estate Ilton , nn . - Jolliffe Jackson , . ilton , • /. .state Jolliffe Ann r estate Jenkins , . rank Jenkins , iillis .H erbert *\ Johnson , . - • Jenkins , lias L r* Jenkins , * Jenk 1 ns , John i 11 i f i m .gent Jenkins , Ayton Jenkins , ayton Jenkins , .usnn Jenkins , John illi ra Estate Jenkins , ettie " . Jenkins , . u nie J nt Jenkins , rnda Jenkins , orris - Tstate Jenkins , ’ ’orris - Estate Jenkins , than Jenkins , H : than - Estate Jenkins , X than Jenkins , rrtson Jenkins , r . . Julies JL gent Jenkins , Dennis G " , Jenkins Janos L state Jenkins , Janes Boss Jenkins , clone Jenkins , Clarence Jenkins , illiam Jenkins , J Boot Jenkins , . 3 - . ..gont Jeffries , Helen Jenkins , Jenkins , ollie J . Jenkins , Lindsey _ . J nklns , Beth Jenkins , faith - ’state Judd , rs . "ate Jenkins , roh in.es Lankins , J . ' : >. - - . . ’ . . - - . . . . �* t UG. OE TRACT m iX -..? 4r?r. ®10 Ii Li wfJu* L * . .i’ll J. + TO ImV Q ur* !V .NT RIG s T171*3 3JILT / OR IUP5R3ST TILL :i:r, OR TO OH IN ; s PRO 4 4« « V# . J Houser, rs Hooff, ary Hopper, llton 5 .state .ioppor, .abort c? e Harrell, 7 . .nrrail, Ira lavilia ..gent Darrell, T 3 estate Carroll, John Hoffman, "altar a* * attorney .looff, ..ary A Hopper, Liltan 3* /state .iopper , Robert 3 Hoffman, /alter . Attorney Hooff, Airy s Hopper, iiton X- 3• /state Loppar, - obart 3 idffaun, /alter . Attorney .% . -. -- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 100-----a108-a- ' 101 --- Vw I »11 11 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 11 iI 11 II II ri ---- -- ----no- ‘ no- no- II Hooff, l/ Hopper, : ilton Hoppr, Robert 3 Hoffman, Liter Iooff, ; ary A, . 108 II -- . .. ury :. t a . / i* hopper, HiIton hopper, Robert 3 . .- r . ..- ... . . . . . .- . .. i . . Hershberger, Hershberger, J . « } . Ca J J’ \ V . CL .I ( A PC . * . 110-II 110 II 11G II 110 11 110 11 --- 110 II 111 1 111 1 ill i 111 1 112 1 112 1 -- - 112-1 112- 1 113 a 1 -- --- --- -------- Hudson, Ourtha C Hoffman, alter / aooff, Mary .. Hopper, ilton 141 /state 141 Hopper, Robert 3, Hershberger, David H 141 Hershberger, D 3 19 J Hershborgor, rank 3 319 . rchbcrjer, U ? 219 Heraaberger, I .-T • 223 Hershberger, J r> .iershborjer, Mil 88 . • - . . • .state Hershberger, . 3 Hershberger, )avid 54 arshborger, D. 13 54 53 lerahbergor, Or; nk 3 Hershberger, David D •orshberger, a • '/ ' 113 113 113 /state 113 .- - . I/ L i VFT* * HiC HPJARS iilGiiT) TITLE, * :*a -m m :i OR IKT :R::GT THEREIN, OR TO Oh Ilf THU .7:0 CBI/DS ARISING OUT U. ITS :?HKATBHT .. > V*/, . u i L; a II a [t a tl a H a H I 1 1 1 Attorney 113 1 113 II 125 /state 127 1 127 1 attorney 127 1 127 1 . hooff, Jury . Attorney o “• Popper, ilton e Hopper, Robert 3 Hofftaan, altar - x tvo vi 113 113 113 113 /state 113 ' 1 -- - .- 10: a 1 ICO a I 108 loa 109 109 109 109 109 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 ® ... . .- . HO OF - . .. . . --98 71 1 72 1 72 1 72 1 106 106 106 107 1G 7 107 107 108 • P l * C LDC ARISING CUT OF row ? C 0 HD 3HNAT 10!f ? * 99 99 99 104 104 104 104 * 3 » A Is. ---III a b .. . .. . . . Hershberger, !isn A * E a Hershberger, 0 B /state Hoffman, alter / Attorney Iooff, r.ary i v • Hopper, Hilton Hopper, Robert ; /state :ofitA n, alter . A11orney Hooff, /.ary .. Hopper, .Mlton Hopper, Robert 3 /state --IV I . • ’ . . - . .. Hoffman, alter 1 Attorney aooff, A Hopper, ilton p Hopper, nobert 3 /state :» Hudson, n * Hudson, * ? - o .0 / Loan, Halter . Attorney Iooff, try . m Hopper, ilton : v Hopper, .obort m /state ludson, . ii Hoffman, alter ./ Attorney gf r? & ' - O . ;VT .. .. , . . . Hooff, ary A Hopper Hilton .. Hopper, Robert 3 /state Hudson, .. H Ralston, John J ,t torney > Hu n, . iter Hooff, /vary lo per, ilton 3 Hopper, obert r-L /state offra.n, Joseph loffnan, Joseph Hite, I r: 'ugh Hoffman, T * Hawkins, h.rles lawk Ins, araj: ? gent . varkins, r . Hortimer . . .. . fe . . . ?; Y .- * 1 - lias, Alfred lies, ..Ifrad L lies, Ifrod 7 . . �. . NO OF : N. }J -3* r ^ II-UNT TR OT ; TO LB j CL If . 6 . BY MIGHT , ; TIT IB , 1ST Oh i <FT IM LiT ' 5 .J : . :c: 4 --a --a --a a a a a -a 205 20 o 227 lOLIL Dodson , Dodson , Dodson , Dodson , . , . rs. osa , Hunter , , Hunter , Flora Dodson Dodson Dodson Dodson odson odaon odson , 243 201 a - 14 19 105 103 a 105 1 . ' last ham , .arly , stes , - stes , Istes , J . nee• Ja • V Galloway - - . . - incham , form . Finc .nam, Jonn J * tins i a caam , re ~ 2S y e } , , rs , . razior razl T , Lee r zior , ousle . .. nn ruzier , Je ^ f gent • ruzier , Susie A , hints razior Buck OX, • o* gent Fox , J* • B IF , , G Fox ‘ox , 3 C . - . - . . • * . . . . . 144 144 144 144 144 c* I » ' fva matt Green, Grannie , 1Ilium Grannie , illi m Grannis , 71Ilium Gore , w » Y « gent Gore , « e Gore , John 3 Grove , J G Grove , J 0 Grove , J G Gander , Dillinra " , Gander , Lester > .. ... - • . . Bntate .Hith. -G.Hstate . loof ?, - ry A Hopper , Alton B. Hopper , .abort . Sstate Gooff , : ary ; . Hopper , ilton B. Hopper , Robert . Astute H&ddox, II B -11 --- 1 11 --11 --11 -1 09 11 / CL Z Janes B. .. .. 23 59 68 68 60 .. r Gander , t V Gander , L G G mder , r * y r « 15 58 56 58 59 .f arit 0 OO 111 111 1 111 II foster , George i .enry oster , Gilliam Franklin oat or , Uiza J state Foster , John Jack Foster , Idward .. ., . , . -- • 3 Grim, . 54 1 A* Ja os .,. - -: . , a - state Fry , Mrs Gentry 59 IV 60 60 74 IQS - C »« 34 54 . , ry , Samuel Flnehaia , James . - estate Frazier , Charles Fletcher , .'111 Fletcher , ill! n T cade 39 r Ja Fox , . 30 . . .. G... Pox , P Fox , - Dodson , layman Dodson , J Dodson , John Dodson .J J B -- 36 56 36 36 43 79 / 1 79 o S3 132 135 157 137 137 137 143 143 143 143 onroe ' ox , J , B .mo rosier ry , To nos 244 Carroll Brook ' A . lotcher 243 Agent Lola Jnines estate 237 242 ^ J •• ok ' : GONDHMJL TI Ida 172 iai 2oa 209 339 Dodson , Clarence Dodson , Frs tosa • » . - -- .odson , Drnest Dodson , ilia « .* . 14.3 1 14 :3 1 14.5 1 145 1 153 3stty : - » ; X ABPSJ R3 0 • CJUI! • *• . . . GT L : VN TC Cu Ilf TO * NY HI( IT: : ID . OK IflTKK- SilT 'JXTL 1 FT 1ST B ; , OR TO OR [H H 80 1 : C YDY ^ RISING SIT , 7 IDO ; Uni -- oat lilliam lillie Blanche , 227 827 ' i ill IN, 0! Da .BUYING OUT O £ PS : 2U3 203 2 Co 303 203 203 205 204 204 200 - 4 . . : Fu OF Hnrpar , ; ; * ' • Hooff , ’vary a io or , 1J m B Hopper , Hobart F \ © .. Estate / < « �' . NO OF TRACT - # . F CLAIMAN mo APPSARS .MAI TO HAY : CLAIM TO .NY RIGHT, riTLS, ZSTATS Uli IHTEBEST NO OF TR CT /% - THURSIN, OR TO OR IN PRO CriSOS «.RISING Gin* OF ITS . L . .. I - 228 a 229 231 232 235 23o a 243 247 - 255 42 16 16 16 35 35 42 42 42 57 57 . TATIOB. . . " . .- CheIf, Guardian S Chelf, * e Guardian Campbell, J ones Church, t Olive Baptist J ® Deatherage , Ora Dulin, U Alfred Dulin, J 3 , -gent Dulin, Gabe •earing, lugonia ' Bearing, A ,V state ) eat herage, Iron ie Deat herage, Lucy Deathemge, ;yra ' . .- eJarnetto, DeJarnette, l. .. «/ ., Jr. --- - --— - m 165 165 .- 163 163 163 163 163 —- / i v , ’ ' ' J . . . . .- -- 303 303 203 303 303 203 303 203 . -- . filaiSlrali; Wl 184 197 202 202 a 202 a .. " 171 171 201 202 r . / JV.ARS CLAII TO . :RY I IS UP, EAT,::A OR LHT U-, AT TII iR IIN, OR TO OR IN . 1C PRO C SivDS ARIdI.NO OUT OF ITS TO - ( Infant ) Infant ) Bessie (Infant ) aernurd (Infant) Paul ( Infant } orgaret (infant ) (Infant ) James ,isie ' John i> state J. - rank .1state rs red la sate J , Jr Dodson, l aude Dodson, J ., r. Dodson, ;thua Douson . D gent Dodson * • i)• Dodson onie 11via , . ge i Dodson illie ; Dodson onia Olivia Dodson, Nathan Dodson , Villian Boot odson, .illie •odson, Blanche Dodson, Dotty Dodson, Irnest Dodson, Ilia - - - ilk - 163 . T . Dwyer, D A, Dodson, Joseph 3 " L > l Lj ’ orison,( Lucy Darnell, Joe Dodson, . ary I Dodson, ? » 7 •odson , 'rod odson, J Frank odson, Virgil ( Infant ) Dodson, ionsel (Infant ) Dodson, Desale (Infant) Dodson, sornurd (Infant ) odson, J 'rank ;st s Dodson, J ’rank Dodson, Virgil (Infant ) - . . . . . . .. -- fi 1,51 135 136 A 159 155 155 ov> a ! 158 158 158 158 158 lo8 153 a 158 a 150 a 158 a 158 a 158 a 163 163 163 163 163 Dwyer, / Lies J Istate Dwyer, Lucy N Dwyer, Dor ; lice wyer, Thomas 3 68 wyer, R 68 A Dwyer, Files J 68 1 Istate 68 1 Dwyer, Lucy N 68 1 Dwyer, Dora lice 68 1 Dwyer, Thomas B " CS I Dwyer, K 73 Dwyer, T B Dwyer, T B 73 a ?5 b Dwyer, wyer, r.e 78 Dwyer, He « 73 a ' wyer, R *=- ?8~ b * Dwyer, Jacob 108 a 103 u I Dwyer, Jacob Dwyer, Jacob 100 I 1073 II Dwyer, Jacob Dwyer, rs Dina 3 J 114 '•wyer, 114 a rs ‘ Inn 3 wyer, • V 114 a gent . Dwyer, rs 114 b in D Dwyer, 3. 114 b gent 115 .wyer, .Ifred .state ’state Dwyer, ifrod 115 1 . 18 1 Dwyer, J m -- CLAIR # . —. . < ^- . --. . -- Dodson, DenseI Infant ) -- Dodson, Bessie --- ((Infant ) Dodson ernard , Infant ( -- Dodson, J. Trank-- state ) Dodson aora lice .. . .. v TITLC , ' . - . 68 68 66 : CONDESsNATION Covington, John 3 Covington, John 3 Covington, o n )• Covington, John 3 Chalf, 3 •r a Guardian . N , .' -- 205 a 42 a / x/ , Dodson Dodson Dodson Dodson Dodson odson Dodson Dod3on Dodson, Dodson, Dodson, odson, •odson, . - -( J. rank Virgil easel - .- . . . .. . ' ( .- odson, .larence Dodson, Nathan Dea he rage , Lucy Deatherage, ie rage , 3ltl Luc IJyr herage ; Lyra gent . �' • . MO 0F TRACT CLAIMaNT 010 TO HAYS OL.L TO ANY TITLE, 3STAT OR HIT THEREIN, OR TO OR IN CBEDS ARISING OUT OF ... D I B. 1 ON. 1 . APPEARS: NO OF EIO.fr , : TRACT REST : mII S PR04 ITS : - 214 214 221 221 221 225 226 226 226 228 228 329 229 230 231 231 231 232 232 233 233 -- a a u a 10 23 62 69 73 72 1 73 11 83 A 87 93 .. Bennett , Otis -- .. . . .- Brown, • L Brown, Henry A Brown, Inna L Brown, B V Istate Bank , Culpeper National Brown, Harold G , Cashier Bank, Culpeper National Brown, Harold G , Cashier cuokner, - • Burke, Robert Estate Ban: , Culpeper ! fcional Brown, Harold G , Cashier Bank, Culpeper tional Brown, Harold G• » Cashier Bennett, tis L Bennett, John / . Josie . 94 . 96 97 . . Estate Burke , Janos A & wife ' Burke, Junes A Burke , Noseoe (Infant ) Burke, Theodore (Infant) ( Infant ) Burke , Curtis Burke, Reid (Infant ) Burke , Nary ( Infant ) Burke , Ja unit a ( Inf mt ) Burke, 13ertha (Infant ) Burke, James (Infant ) .Brown, Henry * Burke, J r. Estate Brown, Henry v Hroy, E c Bennett , Talliaferro Estate Broy, James 3 Borden, J * . . -- --- 243 243 243 243 243 243 243 243 254 260 260 6 Brown, aroId, G.,Cashier , Cumberland 3 Bennett , Cumberland 3 103 ^112 113 a - . 243 243 4 - a 341 241 269 36 315 1 62 - -- 271 . . Bank , Culpeper National Brown, Harold G , Cashier Brown, Henry A ' -. .. . . . > , . . - . Claigg, Lee Chester Gap orchard Company Compton, lenry Clark, Idley ' . - . HE RS TO HftV f CL..IL TO AllY RIGHT, TITLE, - JT - VZ OR INT ’REST IHEREIN, OR TO OR IN Til J PRO v 112- 1 - 127 127 a 127- 1 134 137 137 138 13Q a 133 b 143 132 154 138 lo8 a 162 16 3 a 163 165 16a 173 185 188 195 196 197 202-a 206 207 207 214 227 - -- - - /40 - CEEDS ^RISING CUT 03 CTS - . C < : DT: i,.:;loN ' ' 206 206 a s ' :h.: : t;F CU IIANT mo Carter, Shirley Carter, Shirley Coppage, J [ Coppage, l i Cooper, R L Istate .. . . ..- Clatterbuok, Joseph Clatterbuok, Joseph Clatterbuok, Joseph Cornwell, re Torn Compton, Frank Clark, Maurice Coates, Nellie At — . Compton, rs. olive Carter, John Churoh of the Brethren Compton, Frank — Compton, Frank Compton, rank " Carter, Judith 14 Carter, Judith Carter, Judith Cornwell, rs Lucy Clatterbuok, Maggie Chelf, U • A « Gu rdian Clark , ..ndrew J CL ra, .ndrew J Clark, ivndrew J Clark, i thins . . . - Clark, Chelf, Chelf, Chelf, Clark, Clark, . .. . - Addle Frank a a* A . -• ; . Guardian Gu;.rdian Guardian Nina H Hina Chelf, S t> r . ; Guardian Campbell, Jack A Susan 'state Campbell, Lizzie . - ox, Frank . Claytor, Isaac claytor, Nary Clark, Hoses W Cl rk, .lpheus Covington, John f:. res ; dent Covington, John . resident Covington, a \n . resident Crane, F. Executor ra - e, 3most I Covington, John tc President . -- at « . .. Chelf , 3 iff - Guardian �. .- - 76 a m- 58 1 58 1 58 11 56 11 58 11 58 11 58 II 58 II 53 11 53 11 56 11 59 11 59 IV 64 66 68 1 RfllrPT* Bailed , --- 69 70- 1 71- 1 71- 1 71- 1 71 1 - 71 1 72 1 75 75 u 83 83 83 83 83 83 84 ^ 85 85 86 - 90 91 101 101 101 102 104 106 107 108 -b - a - 11 .. NAHiS OF CL. IfrANT C r t ??3..KJ TO AV 2 CL li . TO .. VY RIGHT , I ITL 3, 5ST. T ? OR INT 5R3ST TH3R3IN, 0 . To OR . IN : I TRO C 3 JDS ARISING OUT OF ITS CcCDLTT TION Baker , H II NO OF TRACT . . - . T-T T7 George - . . - . . . Burke , rs Charles Burns , JRGUERITE istate Bolen , J B Bramback , 5 G Brumbaok , 5 G Bramback , J F Bramback , rs adge : aggarly , i rs Gertrude . rumback , J B istate Burns , rguerite istate Beahra , 3 A Seahra , S . . • Baker , lpheus 3 Baker , George D Baker , Cileries Baker , Jacob A Baker , id I Baker , Nellie Baldwin , Oscar I Burke , Joshua ' Burke , id a Sstnte Burke , Otis Butler , Beverly Beckwith , Frank Bailey , . mbrose 13 Bailey , .mbrose . . Bailey , mbrose B Bowen , Charles . ..urns , arguerite state Istate Burns , arguerite Burns , arguerite Istate Istate I Burns , argu * rite -- 1 - a- - - - . .. . .. .. . . . ... . . . . ... . .. - . 1 - 11 103 103 103 110 110 -1 .- - -- .. . --- . . - . Istate Bailey , Riohard Burns , marguerite Istate Bailey , Ambrose , 3 Bailey , averly Bailey , Samuel Bailey , James Bailey , Luther Bailey , Richard Bailey , James estate Baker , ary estate Bailey , George l 3 tate Burns , Arguerite state Booth Bailey , Ambrose B . . JO OF : n . J OF CLI; :, ?r .Vi 10 i Pi '3 . Ro TV - OT : TO. } L V :i CL.kIi To A NY LIGHT , : TITL.I , CST /VT 3 OR INTSRISST : THISRBIN, OR TO OR IN THIS PRO : C LIDS ARISING OUT OF ITS : CONDEMNATION . -- 1 11 111 1 111 11 112- 1 113- a I 113 a II 113 1 - -- v 120 120- a 126 127- 1 130 130 137 137 137 137 k 140 144 157 166 179 179- a . 197 197 202 202 202 202 202 202 302 202 a 20 2 a 30 3- a 203- a 203 a 203 a 202 a 202 a 206 -- -- 206 / /? Burrill , Ulen Burns , marguerite Burns , argu . rite Burrill , Illen Burns , arguerite Burns , -arguerite - Istate Istate Istate Istate Burrill , Illen Burns , .. arguerite Estate Burrill , Bilan Burns , / arguerite Istate Burns , . rguerite Istate Bowen , - n V Istate Bank of /arren Bank of v'arren Baker , . illiam Burns , . rguerite astute Bolen , Vrs J B # ..gent Bolen , J 3 Bailey , Russell ( Infant ) Bailey , elvin ( Infant ) Bailey , Ilmer ( Infant ) Bailey , Lottie Istate Bowen , Oklahoma Brubaker , Mary R 3ailey , J 0 Blue Ridge Land Corporation Broy , James I Broy , John nk , Cu.loeper National Brown , Harold G , Cashier Berry , Lindsey F terry , Bailey / erry , drian Berry , Bessie Berry , Josie - -.- . . . .--- . . . . ^ .. Derry , James Berry , James instate Berry , Lindsey 7 jerry , Bailey Berry , Adrian Berry , Bessie Berry , Josie Berry , James - . Bank , Culpeper National Brown , Harold G , Gas : Her Brown, miary .s a Bank , Culpeper National . * �TABLE V List of names of persons who have filed, or on whose behalf there have been filed with the record in the Clerk’s Office, olains to any right, title, estate or interest in the lands described in the pe tition, and of all persons including infants, insane persons, or persons under oth ;r legal disability who appear to have claims of right, title, estate or interest in said lands as shown in the foregoing Table One nd found by the Special Investigators anu Board of Appraisal Com missioners submitting the report to which these exhibit sheets are attached said names being set out under the letter of tile alphabet with which their surnames begin, and set opposite the number of the tract or parcel, shown on the map of the said lands filed with the report , , lth reference to which such claims of right , title, estate, or interest appear to have been set up as shown in said fable One - . . NO OF TRACT 2. S N.LIS OF CLalil NT .ViiO TO HAVE CLAD ?0 ANT RIGHT, TITLE, SSTAT3 OB IHTSRSST THEBEIN, OR to OR IN THS PRO C ENDS ARISING OUT OF ITS CONDEMNATION . : HO OF : NAME OF CLAIMANT WHO APPEARS : TRACT : TO iKVE CLAIM TO .NY RIGHT, : TITLE, ESTATE OR INTEL ioT : : THEREIN, OP TO OK IN THE ?BO; : C TEDS ARISING OUT Uv ITS : : CoNDSWLJIGN - . / ~ 74'- iiylor, Olifton 51 82 198 216 255 267 26 7 a 270 Atkins, James vimentrout , 119 142 14 2 147 148 150 156 158 la8 161 161 163 164 154 164 167 - a - a -a - 175 176 176 178 182 V 132 183 Atkins, Atkins, .vtkins, ,tkins, Atkins, ..tkins, Atkins, .ticins, . rs Ben Britton L < .. - Britton L Burkett . shby Henry 1 5 . amie - ( Enfant ) amie ( Infant ) . - tkins, Jeremiah tkins, Jeremiah .tkins , a m i e (I n f a n t ) tkins, J ~ «r ' tt \i ns , ... .• vtkins, a .tkins, J. • i .^ tkins, J • . • . .tkins, James A tki iS, A.ante V . tkins, lorner .tkins , rs jallie . it iii AS, «J • « tkins, artha 9 - -r 11 22 32 04 . a b * i . Atkins, Jack .shby, rs Claudia Atkins, tkins, .tkins, .tkins, . Jeremiah . Joseph B Joseph J ? Caroline . . . .. ! Tstate John . . - 04 r o4 II 3o 56 53 1 58 1 08 I 53 1 53 I 56 1 5A I . . - ;*T i --- . . . // * . Barbae, Lucy E Beaty, olton Boyer, k Bailey, • G owl in - , A . ** . > radford , iSSlfi; ! . Bailey, Booth, IT iley, - a Booth, r Bailey, Bailey, . . iley, Bailey, Bailey, laker, * . a. s . G. & - fstate Ambrose B James overly . Samuel James Luther Airy - ' . state ^ 0 ) �r TAB LB IX List of infants, insane persons , and persons under other legal disability , for whom no guardians ad liten have been appointed at the date of filing of the accompanying report , who appear to be owners , or to have right , title , estate or interest in any of tie tracts or parcels of land shown on the map filed with the report , which it is proposed to condo n , and who appear also to be owners of other land contiguous to the lands sought to be condemned and described in the petition , which would be damaged by the pro - osed condemnation , and the amount of damages thereto which will res It . from the proposed condemnation tRACTS CONTIGUOUS !' TO LA! r . 13GHT : TO B CO* ' A NED , :Q\n; 3T BY LUCE IK : FAKT , INSANE i d OK • 01: J - Yh OK UN : R ’ 07 INFANT : N - >.. r’ ” ALOWNT OF SUCH . . DISA 1 GAL 0 : O E 111 ,NY PER BON c r Cl DIF W. IN L.1C : DAP , 0 BlllrY : OF PERSONS UNDER AAS INTEREST ,WHICH:WT1A TO THE PRC : OTI T . L UAL DIS : ; POSED COMFY L BY AwlAGED BY WIJ :ABILITY WHO IS r : : K, c : COK PROPOSED THE : OWNER OF TRACT TAIK T BY TI E N :;B R 0 / TRACT: OR or a: IKT R OT DYI NATION . ERS: CO ; I A.3 SHOWN ON UAPsTiETT IN " - ' . • ' - . NOTE: - • NONE NONE NONE - - NONE Guardians ad liter have been appointed for all infants, insane persons , and persons under other legal disability , who appeared to be owners or to have any right , title, estate or interest in any of the tracts shown on the accompanying map , which it is proposed to coi. de. n , whose names were known to the special investigators and ippraisal commissioners at the tine of the submission of the accompanying * report . m - �u HAT PAHANNOQK COUNTY TABL3 II continued - The owner of the fee simple estate in tract /186, who appears to be Ilmira ullen as shown on Table I, is entitled to incidental damages amounting to #193«00» if, as it appears, said owner is also the owner of three aores, more or less, contiguous to tract . 186, and outside the arja described in the petition, which, but for the condemn ation of tract 136, would constitute together therewith, a larger tract or parcel of land under the same ownership - . , The owner of the fee simple estate in tract #195, who appears noses Claris as shown on Table I, is entitled to incidental damages amounting to #50.00, if, as it appears, said owner is also the owner of three and one half acres, more or less, contiguous to tract #195, and outside the area described in the petition, which , but for the condemnation of tract /195, would constitute thor with, a lurgor tract or parcel of land under the same ownership to be - . - The .nor of the fee simple estate in tract #267 a, who appe .rs to be Joseph J tki is as shown on able I, is entitled to incidental damages amounting to ,40.00, if, as it a ope .rs, said owner is also the owner of three acres, more or less, contiguous to tract /267 a, and outside the area described in the petition, w ich, but for the condemn ation of tr ot p207 a, would constitute therewith, a larger tract or parcel of land under the s me ownership . . - - . 11 L - - �TABLE HI NAMES OF PERSONS CLAIMING INCIDEN TAL DAI AG S FILED WITH THE RECORD IN CLERK * 3 OFFICE VTN RE CIAII 13 UADI ' 01 B P , LF OF AN INFANT ,IN LEE PERSON *$R PERSON WIDER OTP R L IG;.L DISABILITY , THAT FACT 13 INDICATED AFTER THE NAI TP • L .ary D - . NUMB :R OF THE TRACT OR TRACm o * o* SHOWN ON LAP BE CAUSE OF TIP GUI DE NATION OF VHICH TIL CIA I! . - . .. .. . . .Sta Burrell W: a rt Woodward Clifton Aylor R Farr el J &, AN Coppage Richard II and Lucy Partlow S A Beahn R : Dwyer .. .. ’ . .. .. . . John R Finc 500.00 200 0 No art apecl fled 1000.00 . Maurice Clark . ant. amt. No specified 1000. 400.00 0 ' * . - d joining land acres adjoining 42 acres adjoining 100 acres adjoining 72 ' . None None None None None Adjoining land None None None Adjoining land None Adjoining land 50 acres adjoining None 78 A d j o i n i n g land None # 79 Adjoining land None Adjoining laud 155 acres edjoining None None . ' v -/ 23 50 ' 0 200.00 No amt s p e c i f i ed 200.00 . 552 acres adjoining Adjoining land 99.75 acres nearby . . . Estes Joseph 3. Do son C . . Johnson 1010.00 100.00 John T. Majors 250. 0 Cumberland 3.Bonnet Clarence L. Jenkins No amt specified Chas. F. Frazier 100. 0 Jas n / '9 0 rCtCt 300 ,00 0 1000 ^ No specified No ant sp e c i f i e d xui -' Jfmi ;t CLA1: PD . V AGED OF LR TRACr ;T " 3520.00 . - ;,AS Jiujrn • ' TO AMOUNT • Slaughter G Bowling dley M Clark Irene B Putney ’ < - ALOTJNT OF INCIDENTAL DAI AGES TO TRACT OF LAND CLAIMED TO HAVE BE ' I DAMAGED , ASCERTAINED BY THE APPRAISAL COLMI ION ELS #62 ir / 93 103 a 0 36 #177 - - ' 100.00 #*180 221 42.50 acres ad joining 70 acres adjoining Adjoining land Adjoining land None #224 #239 Adjoining land Adjoining land None None The only real and well founded claims arising out of the proposed condemnation of the of land shown on the raa filed with the report , claim of incidental damages has been filed with Office , are as follows : 75.00 £100.00 None to incidental damages various tracts or parcels with reference to which no the record in the Clerk ’ s , The owner of the fee simple estate in tract # 26 wh appears to Riley as shown in Table I is entitled to incidental damages amounting to ’ 50.00 if as i t appears said owner is also the owner of twenty eight acres more or less , contiguous to tract # 26 and outside the area described in the petition which , but for the condemnation of tract # 26 would constitute together therewith , a larger tract or parcel be W . T. , , , , , of V land under the sane ownership . - - r.. A * *- , , , . US ' &C. ~ ’ass*.: —- - PS — i �. NO OF TROT 264 250.00 265 75.00 266 163.50 267 80.00 - 26 7 a 13.00 266 20.00 269 loO OO 270 10.00 Total . V. , IIJH OF F.iH SIliPLH 2SM3 NO OF TIUGT . </ uluy Z -2- // ^ V un OF FISH SST^TH :r PL:; �W ' . NO OF TRACT no.OF FSS Y .LUS , O SII PLJ 237,»T - 217 ^ ; 164.60 218 TRaCT VALU OF FZ:; SI PIS ;ST..T3 . 241 ;442.87 147.00 242 511.00 219 509.00 243 572.00 220 1055.00 244 380.75 221 24.00 245 5880.70 66.00 246 120.00 222 123.00 247 70O 0Q 223 800.00 248 760 oO 224 11.00 249 12.00 225 202.00 250 54.00 226 1876.00 251 4380.00 227 1776.00 252 586.00 228 2050.00 253 275,00 715.0' 254 494.00 ;• 255 3o0*00 230 1378.00 256 260.00 231 1 257 90.00 252 1466.00 258 150.00 233 16o3.00 2o9 635.00 234 6.00 260 155.00 235 411.00 261 300.00 - 221 a - 228 a 229 - 235 a . . . 10.00 236 2122.00 257 3oa 50 238 796.00 239 390.00 240 250.00 . . 262 Thera Is no tract shown on the map uncior this number The land originally constitut ing tract 0262 having been assigned another number or numbers on sap as rubntttar . . - . 263 - //3 75.00 �. NO OF TRiiCT 171 . v. LIT : OF ris SIliPLS NO OF V ,LUr'] OF F!23 oIIuPL 5 h?r.0? 3 TRiiOT ' 1094.00 i 3094.70 N 199 , 199-11 213.00 199 III — 936.00 200 SoO OO 16 C Q0 201 4o6.00 177 331.00 201 a 170 oO - 173 113• 50 202 722.00 179 572.00 202 a 370.00 180 34c 00 203 532.00 - 181 131.00 203 a 150.00 204 438.00 204- a 647.50 205 700.00 172 269.50 175 2107.34 174 420.00 175 1592.00 176 * , is 199 1 . 90.00 - - 50 900 vs 133 715.00 184 1403.00 185 234.00 136 514.00 206 206 a 207 187 103.00 208 467.00 188 102.30 209 10.00 199 673.00 210 371.00 190 . 00 37. . 211 136.75 191 1087.00 213 34.73 192 339.50 193 959.50 * « \ <XN . 132 . 5 . — . ^r 4617.50 - , 226.00 272.50 213 There is no tract shown on t .a map under this nun ber The land originally . constituting tract ^ 213 bu m as. i. nod another number or numbers on map us submitted 194 251.00 195 453.00 196 965.00 214 39 18 30 197 16450 215 301.00 193 1631.30 316 237.50 havin, . / /£ . �I V. . JJJ : OF ? ; : JI . o ; joivr : . ?R CT 1.50 716.00 lol- a 161 6 2Q . 50 lo 2 1310.00 132 540.82 lo 3 10483.30 133 1115.00 154 2033.00 134 1692.00 156 1100.00 13o 667.60 15o a 156 305.00 156 500.00 137 1643.50 lo 7 777.00 158 1505.00 158 10 :! 60 HO.OJ? TfuCT . H. 0 F * - . -U 15 Q - 7 6 6 ,0 . * •> V u , 1.1- ; L : ' :::r . oO OO . 153 a 145.0 ,, , 3417.00 159 601.5? 139 1879.60 k 160 896.05 140 260.00 161 6317.78 141 4 354.66 161- a 2483.00 141- b ^142 - 14 2 a 143 - *•145 1 56.00 162 - V i yC 5‘i o 7.7 o 3775.33 16 2 a 1355.00 165 1841.00 596.29 164 3055.00 5358.74 lot - a 1000.00 27.00 lOt b 160.00 - • 610.00 158- b 141 a -: > < —^ v ’ 60.00 144 718.41 160 600.00 146 1058.00 166 1050.00 146 1235.00 167 120.00 147 1421.09 *" 168 . 06 1589.6C 11*> i f * / **7 * 360.00 ’ 148 1602.60 149 668.50 16 J a 130 800.00 170 151 16600.00 169 — 1730.25 - 170 a Ilf 26.00 300 . O , ' f �NO.OF TRACT V .LU3 OF FJ S / . SEiPJLS KJIVI’ J There is ao tract shown on the map under t iis number The land originally con stituting tract :j108 having been assigned another num ber or numbers on map as submitted 108 - . -- ;72.00 *• 103 11 913.75 108 a 103 a 1 13.00 103 1 35 00 . - - - 3409.40 109 1 There is no tract shown on the map under this number The land originally constituting tract ‘ 110 aaving been assigned another number or numbers on map as submitted 110 . , -1 *"110 - *" 110 11 115- a- 1 157.00 050.00 .50 115 1 451 114 114-a 1227.20 114 b 503.00 113 044.00 113 1 loO OO 115 1* . . V^LUK OF F31 SIMPLE :ST,vT3 -- There is no tract shown on the map under this number The land originally constituting tract ,/109 having been as; i * ned another number or numbers on map as sub mitted 109 . - 113 a II . - NO OF Til GT - , 540.00 774.00 . 116 4113.00 117 330.00 118 1837.0 , 119 1 loo 00 130 352.00 - 130 a . 1397.00 . 121 121.00 5355.35 132 447.00 - 2o5.60 123 a . 95 30 5642 30 . 135 1537.00 697.60 124 1550.00 4253.03 125 41.09 o53 423.00 126 651.00 112 a 54:3.00 137 367.00 112 1 124.00 127 a 111 111- 1 - 111 II 112 -- 113 There is no tract shown on the The map under this number land originally constituting tract . 113 having been as igned another number or numbers on nap as submitted . -r - 17:2.00 127 18.00 123 00.00 139 190.00 , . / /0 �. NO 07 TRhCT . YJLLU 2 OF FV 5 T vT : SIMPLE \ ^- OF GIFPL ; FO CP TRiCT / 74 . 8.00 99 ;1502.70 75 106.00 100 1603.00 101 373.00 76 . ooo.QO 77 69.75 78 314.00 102 13003.00 73 a 160.00 103 962.00 X 78 b 75.00 103-1 234.00 - 7u a - 79 79 a 112 o0 . - 29o Q0 101 a - 1397.00 101 b 103 a 2119.00 130.00 1024.00 104 48.00 -U h •< - 15.00 104 1 80 961.00 81 933.00 104 11 82 550.00 105 83 1327.00 84 575.00 * US - 3951.00 800.00 106 There Is no tract shown on the nap under this number The land orig inally constituting tract , 106 bavin; been assigned another num ber or numbers on nap as submitted . - ' 85 779.00 86 142.00 87 183.00 88 1951.00 89 24.00 90 2o 00 91 28.00 92 loO OO 93 441.00 94 652.00 95 134.00 107 1 95 4 7.50 107 H 97 560.00 98 872.75 . 106- II 60.00 106 1 . . - L ¥ 2135.00 107 There Is no tract shown on the map under this number, "’he la nd orig in;;lly constituting tract 107 having; been - f ^ assigned another number or numbers on nap as submit ted . - - / . loBO OO . 21a 00 �f . HO OF TR CT - 44 / - ITO* OF TR .CT - f . % -- JV i 45 57.00 46 80.00 61 1258.00 47 125.00 63 196.00 48 1318.00 65 649.00 49 772.00 64 96.00 oQ 1757.00 65 1013.00 51 1708.50 66 939.00 52 2333.00 67 86 8.00 68 - 52 1 53 69 a 54 14276.00 70 54-11 no tract shown on the map under this ' ’ here is ' . \/ 36 2133.00 70 1 57 1136.50 71 - . - - 310.00 58 11 There is no tract shown on the map under this number The lane , origin - ally constituting tract . 71 having; been as Uned another number or numbers . on mop as submitted . - 1093.00 . Thore is no tract shown on the map under this number The land originally con stituting tract 38 having been assigned another number or numbers on map as subnittod 279.00 - - . 28.00 53 1 872.50 13994.00 53 58 . 00 number The land origin ally oonstitutin tract / 70 bavin been assigned another number or num bers on map us submitted 260.00 8.00 67.00 496.00 - 1939.00 54 1 - - 71 1 1110.00 72 10 "8.00 - 73 1 300.00 73 11 - 140.00 607.00 73 484.00 59 11 332.00 73 a - 204.50 59 N 59- I o'9 a - 59 1 II k 4230.00 53 -a - $8.00 59 V 60 68 1 - V. LU 3 0? Fi!E 311 F*T &, ir’c>-'*T* <v» , > > 09 IV . 3252.00 2227.00 < 1/ VALES OF J .U oL OJ 3ST . .T 3 . 3688 oO is 1082.00 - Itt - 73 b 1743.00 10.00 �*!* i\ v3 L . OF TRACT MQ ; IX . VALU 2 0? FF 1 ‘ -- r• X * pr t? -* * . NO OF TRitCT 1 1 > V. LUN OF FEN SJB1 PL3 .20?ATS 34 | 5974.30 25 330.00 26 440.00 37 1312.00 28 908.00 2 120.00 3 ol OG 4 759.00 5 420.00 6 352.00 39 127.00 7 096.75 30 859.00 8 2349.00 31 100.00 9 1703.00 31 a - 325.00 10 722.50 31 b - 180.00 11 1472.00 32 1101.00 600.00 33 11392.75 . - 11 1 12 . 4.4 io _ - 0U 13 632.00 14 i - 33 1 34.00 34 6988.00 302.00 35 5656.00 15 248.50 .56 3 52 50 16 784.00 37 361.00 17 384.00 33 821.00 18 30.00 39 196.00 19 1413.00 40 312.00 20 60S 00 41 920.00 20 a 6330.00 42 89.0 21 1133.00 4' a 22 310.00 42 b 23 1417.50 - . - - 43 1* 7 . ) 174.00 . la 00 750.00 1 �268 - . . ant ’d Devisees or heirs at law of Talliaferro Be nett, deceased /269 v . Broy James J . Fee simple estate . . .thins J 270 Appear to have elsin to undivided interest in fee simple estate ( /o . IP .ppears to have claim to fee simple estate . �Johannas Jenkins 264 265 266 Fee simple estate Towsen '• Smith Horace ullea, Clarence . ullen and Rosa earl ilson (Joint claim filed by . . Feo simple estate *ullen) . rUllen George W Estate 387 V 267 a . Joseph 3 Atkins - 263 npears to have claim an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract to "devisees or heirs at law of George Pullen, deceased V Appears to have claim to fee simple estate* . Atkins Joseph B . . Jenkins J .- Appear to have claim to undivided interest In fee simple estate . A pears to have claim to fee simple estate . Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . Fee simple estate Talliaferro Bennett 1state Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract .- (continued ) / �. Clive Baptist church 255 Lit 256 " appears to have claim to foe simple est - to . ’hi ; appears to be vacant and unappropriated land for which no cl ia was filed ana to which no claim has over been asserted so far us the Commissioners . are informed 257 This appears to be vacant and unappropriated land for which no alalia was filed and to which no claim has ever been asserted so far as the Cozrsml as loners are informed . 258 J 259 Dolly Taylor rs* Fate Judd c. Broy 260 5, 261 Priest und A Jossie Priest 262 263 Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . Appo rs to have claim to fee simple estate . ppe rs to have claim to fee simple estate . .. Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . There is no tract shown on the map under this number, The land originally constituting tract y'262 having been assigned another number or numbers on map as finally completed. Tllen Tyler / - o y Appears to have claim to fee simple estate . �247 248 / Julias Campbell . Nicholson Inez V seth Jenkins 250 J* J Nethers 202 . Newton Nicholson Ida J# Nicholson \ 253 Appears to have claim to fee simple estate * Fee simple estate . Jeremiah and Caroline Atkins 254 Appears to have claim to fee simple estate* Fee simple estate (Claim filed by Mo Hie J Jenkins) . Fee simple estate 249 251 Appears to have claim to fee simple estate Henry A* Brown Appears to have claim to fee simple esvAe * Undivided interest in fee simple estate . Smith Jenkins ;state Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract - . Devisees or heirs at law of Smith Jenkins, deceased Io 3 Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple ostate . �I 344 Villi am head © Fletohor 245 T A Nicholson and hairs of Ida 1 Nichol son. (Joint claim filed by Thojaas A • Nicholson ) .. . Fee simple estate ' - . . Nicholson T A Undivided interest in MMN fee simple estate Dewey Nicholson Appears to have claim to undivided interest in feo simple estate . Ida icholoon .’state .- « Devisees or heirs at law of Ida S iohol son, deceased Appear to have claim to undividod interest in foe simple estate Clarence Nicholson appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of this tract . - Estate 346 . .- Devisees or heirs at law of Clarence Nich olson, deceased Appear to have claim to undivided interest in fee simple estate Louis Nicholson Appears to have claim to fee simple estate - V Appears to have claim to an interest in the proceeds of condemn ation of tills tract . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. 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Title A name given to the resource Report for Park Commissioners Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context report-for-park-commissioners-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/49a3ff7d70c0f2adece111f56400c00d.pdf 57cb41324561ce281241578f0ba775d3 PDF Text Text f . VIRGINIA . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation & Development of the State of Virginia , Petitioner, . v AT LAW NO - -, Clifton Aylor and others , and thirty seven thousand , four hundred ( 37 , 400 ) acres of land, more of less, Defendants . PURSUANT to the provisions of Section 8 of Chapter 410 of the Acts of the General Assembly of Virginia , Session of 1928, ( Public Park Condemnation Act ) and pursuant to Section 29 of said Act , . Levi of Clarke County , ?filler A. Price of George H , . Lohr Capper of Virginia , and M Shenandoah County , Frederick County , Virginia , are appointed special investigators , and members of a board of appraisal commissioners; each of said appointees having the citizenship and residential qualifications required by said Act ; and said appointees are directed to qualify as such special investigators and members of a board of appraisal commissioners by taking the an o &th before the Clerk of this Court to maintain and support Constitution of the United States of America ft , the Constitution of the State of Virginia and for the faithful and impartial discharge of their duties as such special investigators and members of a board of appraisal . commissioners AND PURSUANT to section 23 of the aforesaid act , each of said appointees upon his qualification as such special investigator ft and as such member of a board of appraisal commissioners , or in either or - both of said capacitities , is clothed with like right , powers and obliga . tions and duties as those conferred by law upon the Sheriff of Rappahannock Co Virginia , with relationship to the execution within saiaR8ppahanr.oclr County, of any and all oruers entered by the Court or the Judge thereof , in these proceedings , including the service and return of process and the service or posting of any and all notices and the return thereof LAW OFFICES WEAVER Qc ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL , VA . . �The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County, Virginia, shall enter the foregoing in the Common Law Order Book of said . court as a vacation order . day of June, 1930 Given under my hand this /70V J/ > Judge, . Circuit Court of Rappahannock County, Va VIRGINIA: . Clerk's Office of Rappahannock Circuit Court ,June 25, 1930 The foregoing vacation order was this day received in the said office and entered as therein Teste: * LAW OFFICES WEAVER 8t ARMSTRONG . FRONT ROYAL, VA directed. J[ . Tj ,Clerk. �I - The State .Comission on Conser vation & Development of the State of Virginia , Petitioner . v AT LAW NO Clifton Aylor and others, and 37 , 400 acres of land , more or less, Defendants . 4 I - - APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL INVES TIGATORS AND APPRAISAL Cd MISS .- - , IONED i " H . JUDGE \ r - LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL , VA . 0? ‘ �W M C. A R M S T R O N G AUBREY G. WEAVER LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL , VA. . June 24th, 1930 Mr . . Settle , James M Washington , Virginia Cleric, . Dear Jim: I am enclosing you herewith an order of Judge Alexander appointing three special investigators and members of a Board of Appraisal Commissioners to condemn the park lands in . Bappahannoc k Please spread this order on the Common Law Order Book as 30on as you receive it . - There is also enclosed type written instructions of Judge Alexander to these gentlemen and you are directed to give . each of them a copy These instructions are identical in every respect . with those given the same gentlemen by Judge Williams here copies of the They have same already, and you need not go to the trouble of making additional copies for them • . I have prepared the several oaths which they are . to take and sign before you When they have done this , please enter a separate order on the Comaon l«w Order Book showing the qualification . of eaeg Yours very truly , / f . a/ t * tmn&y * \ �«• . VIRGINIA . IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation & Development of the State of Virginia, Petitioner, . v AT LAW NO Clifton Aylor and others, and thirty-seven thousand, four hundred ( 27,400) acres, of land,more or less, J43/ Defendants * MEMORANDUM FOR THE CLERK " THE INSTRUCTIONS set out herein are directed to Mr . Levi, Miller A. Price and M. Lohr Capper, George J # whom I have appointed special investigators and members of a board of appraisal commissioners, in these proceedings, and directed to qualify before you or your deputy * 4 BEFORE administering the necessary oaths of office you will have each of these gentleman a carbon copy hereof and file the . original with the record . . TO MESSES GEORGE E LEVI, MILLER A. PRICE AND M LOHR CAPPER, SPECIAL INVESTIGATORS AND MEMBERS ' OF A BOARD OF APPRAISAL COMMISSIONERS: . YOUR duties as special investigators and members of a board of appraisal commissioners are set forth in the Public Park Condem - . nation Act IN THE PERFORMANCE of these important duties, you are subject only to the direction and control of this Court, and the Judge thereof, and this you should bear in mind . at all times The Judge of this . Court wil hold himself in readiness at al^. times to assist and advise you in all matters pertaining to the performance of your duties, and invites you to consult him freely in all matters as to which you may be in doubt, except of course the making of such findings of fact, especially as to the value LAW OFFICES WEAVER 8c ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL, VA. of lands and other interests within the park area as to which the law imposes on you the duty or exercising your own . judgment uncontrolled and independent �\ ** UNTIL further instructions your duties as special investigators will be limited substantially as follows: (a) TO making diligent inquiry as to the existence of lands or interest in lends in the proposed park area in* Rappahannock County to which infants, insane persons, or persons under legal disability are entitled and lands as to which no dims of ownership have been filed and as to whether there may be sufficient reason to believe that no such claims of ownership will be filed; ( b) YOU are not required at this time to ascertain the values or exact description of such lands and it will be sufficient at this time to secure general information as to the names of owners, location, . which might extent, etc be useful or necessary if and when a special report is called for with relation thereto; (c) TO visit the area sought to be condemned in these proceedings and acquaint yourselves generally with the boundary lines, parcels and t - acts into which it is subdivided, the occupants ana owners and the - nature of their claims, the character of the soil, crops, and other informa tion which you would deedm useful if you yourselves contemplated buying these lands; ( d) TO furnish blank forms to persons desiring to file claims; ( e) ON request, to assist the persons owning or claiming right, title or interest in the lands sought to be condemned to fill out and verify the claim forms furnished them; ( f) TO perform duties contemplated in Section 23 of . the Park Condemnation Act YOUR duties as members of the board of appraisal commissioners are also set forth in the Public Park Condemnation Act. EY far the most important duty which you will be called upon to perform in the course of these proceedings are the making or finding of values of the various tracts, or parcels of land within the park LAW OFFICES WEAVER 8c ARMSTRONG . FRONT ROYAL., VA area and of the various claims of right, title . and interest thereto / �IN THE performance of these duties the utmost degree of impartial fairness and discretion will be required of you , and it is of the utmost importance that your conduct and bearing at all times should be such - as to inspire confidence in your probity and rectitude and absolute impar . tiality WHEN YOTJ Some to make such findings of value y our sole duty in that connection will be to ascertain and report the true value of the various parcels or tracts of land within the proposed park area and of such claims of right , title or interest therein as this e0urt or the Judge . thereof may direct you to ascertain YOUB duty then will be to ascertain values and to act on . each claim as an impartial and unbiased judge of such values It is no part of your duty to induce either the petitioner or the claimants to accept or consent to accept any specific amount as the value of these lands , or claims thereto, or to try to convince them that the values you may set upon them . are the true or correct values Your duty will be limited to the making and reporting . to this Court findings of the facts as to value YOU should , therefore , be extremely guarded in every word and deed , and carefully reserve your own views as to values for the reports • you may be called upon to submit . THE condemnation Act gives you very broea powers in your investigations as to the values of the lands sought to be condemned in the park area , but when findings come to be made as to the value of any parcel or tract within the park area, or of any claim of right , or title thereto , both the petitioner and the claimant will be entitled to a hearing and to an opportunity to examine the witnesses called . at the hearing You should not therefore permit either the petitioner or any owner or claii ant to discuss in your presence the value of any tract or parcel of land in the park area, or of the value of any claim of right or title thereto until and unless there is a hearing of which both parties have hau notice tunity to be heard * LAW OFFICES WEAVER Be ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL , VA . and - an oppor �"v *? TO assist you in the performance of your duties you may call on the Court to require the parties to the proceedings to furnish you with any information in their possession or in their files , as to the location parcels , title, ownership, extent and boundaries of any of the various ana tracts of different ownership within tne Park . area THE Act provides compensation for your services at the rate of twelve dollars per diem ror each day in which you are actually engaged in the performance of your duties; and reimbursements for actual expenditures for travel , lodging, subsistence and other expenses as may be allowed and approved by this court or the judge thereof . A MONTHLY itemized and duly verified statement properly supported by the necessary vouchers, should be submitted to the Clerk of . the C0 urt setting forth your claims for compensation and reimbursement And to avoid any questions hereafter, and for the guidance of both the Clerk and yourselves , I deem it proper to advise that the services herein directed to be performed by you and for which you will be entitled to compensation are to be rendered wholly in Rappahannock County wherein these proceedings are pending; an allowance and approval of actual expenditures for lodging and subsistence will be limited to a maximum of three dollars per day; to six cents per mile for travel in your own automobile ; and for all other expenditures to those that are affirmatively shown to be reasonable and . necessary in the performance of your duties in Warren County Q.M LAW OFFICES WEAVER 8c ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL , VA . . JUDGE �MPH ftp ri . * * c * - * « % The State Commission on Con servation & Development of the State of Virginia Petitioner , , . . v t! i 4 4 « AT LAW NO Clifton Aylor and others , and 37 , 400 acres of land , more or les Defendants .. t 9 / i - INSTRUCTIONS TO SPECIAL INVESTI GATORS AND APPRAISAL COMMISSION BBS - . FILED IN CLERK’S OFITICn RAPPAHANNOCK 4 C O U 2* - r V * * i % f ?! te: \ Jr , i ) & eZZC' Clerk LAW OFFICES * WEAVER & ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL , VA. % —— lunr^gsKT �i AUBREY G . WEAVER WM . C. ARMSTRONG L A W OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL,VA. . October 81st, 193S ... Mr J M Settle, Clerk, Washington, . Ya Dear Jim: . I enclose herewith answer of the John J Miller heirs signed by Judge Harrison, which please file in the Park . proceedings in your office . With kindest regards ^ours very truly, . a/t * • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Special Investigators Appraisals Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context special-investigators-appraisals-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/ce6ed94cbe23f827eeb4757c106b668e.pdf 33ce5ff30f4b1bb7afc785bad816d168 PDF Text Text - The State Commission on Conserva tion & Development of the State of Virginia, Petitioner, v. - GjLifton Ayler and others, and thirty sfcven thousand, four hundred (37,400) acreB, or land, more or less, defendants 9 «* . Order 21 * r * %0 %• % * f V > S abut % ' •» •• % . y • < />*? <- . �. IK THE CIRCUIT COURT VIRCTMA . OF RAFPAHANT'OGE CCIITY The State Commission on Conservation & Development of the State of Virginia , Petitioner , v . - Clifton ^yler and others, and thirty seven thousand , four hundred ( 37 , 400 ) acres , of land , more or less , Defendants . The Special Investigators and 3oard of Ap raisal Commissioners on this 17th day of I ay , 1932 , submitted to the Court their report as required by Section 4388 ( 31) of the Code of Virginia , of 1930 , together with the map and other exhibits referred to and made of said report ; and it appearing to the Court that said report is in proper form and is responsive to the order of the Court submitting to said Board the matters required by the statute to be so submitted , the Court , pursuant to Section 4388 ( 32 ) of the Code of Virginia of 1930 * endorses upon said report an order - in the folio ing words , to wit: "To the Board of Appraisal Commissioners for Rappahannock County , Virginia ; This report shall be held in the custody of George ) . Levi , K one of the nembersof said Board until the 18th day of llay , 1932 , and on said 18th day of Lay , 1932 , ctr as soon thereafter as is practicable , th © . Levi shall file said said George H report together with the map and all other exhibits therein referred to and made a part thereof , with the record of this .” case in the office of the Clerk of this Court I LAW OFFICES WEAVER & ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL . V A. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Special Investigators Report Entered Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context special-investigators-report-entered-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/e9e607b8aec2bb08b76df11fc4f0d0c7.pdf 4a7c64bb0630adc430e16e8df3f0825c PDF Text Text o o VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTYThe State Commission on Conservation and Development of petitioner the State of Virginia V. AT LAN NO. 149 - Clifton Aylor and others and Thirty seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of land , More or Less, Defendants. On the £.0 , 1934, came the petitioner day of in the above styled proceeding , by counsel, and exhibited to the Court the record therein, including the petition filed the 7th day of April ,1930 , and the map filed with and made a part thereof; the report filed by the Board of Appraisal Commissioners appointed therein, together with the county Ownership M&P filed with and made a part of said report ; two judgments in rem entered respectively on the 13th day of November , 1953, and the 14th day of March , 1934; and the orders entered respectively on the 9th day of January ,1934, and the 12th day of May, 1934, setting forth the payment of the awards stated in the said judgments in rem for the taking of the numbered tracts mentioned in the tables of numbered . tracts set out in the said orders Whereupon, under authority of the provisions of section 22 of the Public Park Condemnation Act , Counsel for petitioner advised the court that it had decided not to acquire, in the course of the above styled proceeding , the lands included in the area described in the petition in respect of which said proceeding is - hereinafter dismissed , and moved the court to enter an order dis missing said proceeding in respect of the said lands, and specifically in respect of each of the several numbered tracts into which the said lands are divided as shown and delineated on the above mentioned . County Ownership Map Upon consideration whereof , and upon the motion and prayer of the petitioner , it is adjudged and ordered that the abovei^styled ' v. -1- �c J proceeding should he and is hereby dismissed in respect of all the lands included in the area described in the said petition which are not included or situate ?;ithin the boundaries of the numbered tracts set forth in the above mentioned tables of numbered tracts set out in the orders entered herein on the 9th day of , January - 1934, and on the 12th day of May , 1934; and which lie or are situ ate outside the area included and contained within the following BOUNDARY LINE in the description of which, wherever the line is not shown by courses, distances and positions, or as running with the boundary line , abutting tracts or parcels of land mentioned in said description , v/hen designated by numbers, are the tracts so numbered and described in the above mentioned report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, and shown and delineated under their respective numbers on the county ownership Map filed therewith, the descriptive names used in designating said tracts together - with their respective numbers, being thus used for greater par ticularity of description, and having reference to and being intendedVrespectively to designate and include all the owners of the lands included in the several tracts at the date of the filing - of the above mentioned report of the Board of Appraisal Commission ers and all those persons who appeared to have any claim of right, title, estate or interest therein, at the date of the filing of the said report of the Board of Appraisal commissioners as found and reported by the said Board of Appraisal Commissioners in their said report ; and in the descriptions of which BOUNDARY LINS, furthermore, wherever the angles therein are described as numbered "positions,” the said positions and the corresponding courses and distances are "positions,” courses and distances, set forth in the description in the petition herein of the BOUNDARY LINE of the area described the in the said petition, and shown on the Map prepared by the u» . S Geological Survey and filed with the said petition, v/herein all the courses or directions are true bearings. -2- �f * : RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY BEGINNING on top of the Blue Ridge Mountain in the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein at the point of intersection of the boundary line between Warren County and Page County with the boundary line of Rappahannock County; THENCE in an easterly direction along the top of said mountain with the boundary line between Rappahannock County and Warren County to the point of intersection with the boundary . . Lee Clegg line between the Welton Beatty Tract No 5 and the C . Tract No 4; THENCE with the boundary line between the Welton Beatty .5 Tract No . 4 to the . Lee Clegg Tract No and the C point of intersection with the boundary line of the Chester Gap Orchard . 6; Company Tract No THENCE with the boundary lines between the Chester Gap Orchard . 6 and the Welton Beatty Tract No. 5, the J. B. Company Tract No . 7 and Pomeroy Estate Tract No . E. Boyer Tract No. 9, to the H a . corner common to the said Chester Gap Orchard Company Tract No 6 . 8, in a line and the Nish North Tract No . E. of the said H . 9; Boyer Tract No THENCE with the boundary lines between the Nish North . E. Boyer Tract No. 9, the H. T. Compton Traot No. 10 and the Thomas H. Settle Tract No. 12, to a corner common to the said Nish North Tract No. 8 and the W. P. Slaughter . 8, Tract No and the H . Settle Tract No. 12; . Tract No" 17, in a line of the said Thomas H . Settle THENCE with the boundary lines between the Thomas H . . Slaughter Tract No. 17, the Joe Reid, Jr. and J. P. Early Tract No. 19, the Julia M, Settle Traot No. 20 the Robinson and Kern Tract No. 21, the G. W. Boling Tract No. 22 and the Edith G. Harper Traot No. 23, to a corner common to the said Thomas H. Settle Traot No. 12 and the said Edith G. Harper . Tract No 12 and the W P -1 �( w . . Tract No , 23, and common also to the E. T and G T. Miller Tract . 24; NO .. THENCE with the boundary line between the E. T. and G T . 24 and the Edith G. Harper Tract NO. 23, to a Miller Tract No . 23, and the R. A. Jones Tract No. 25, in a line of the said E. T. and G. T. Miller Tract No. 24; . corner common to the said Edith G Harper Tract NO .. THENCE with the boundary line between the E. T. and G T . 24 and Miller Tract No .A the R » Jones Tract . 25, to the NO point of intersection with a line of the Shirley carter Tract . No 33; THENCE with the boundary lines between the Shirley carter . Tract No. 33 and the R. A. Jones Tract NO 2 5, the W. C. Gentry . Tract No 28, the H C. Pullen and others Tract NO. 266, the . .. . M R Bradford Tract No 32 and the Johnson and Wimsatt Tract . 34, to a corner No . common to the said Shirley carter Tract NO 33 . and the said Johnson and Wimsatt Tract No 34 and common also .. . to the F D Wood Tract No 44; . . THENCE with the boundary lines between the F D Wood . . Tract No 44 and the Johnson and Wimsatt Tract No 34, the . 43 and Ed Foster Tract No . 42-b , the Deatherage Heirs Tract NO .. to a corner common to the said F D Wood Tract No. 44 ajjd the . 45, in a line of the Deatherage Heirs Thomas Young Tract No . - Tract No 42 b ; THENCE with the boundary line between the Thomas Young Tract No'45 and the Deatherage Heirs Tract No 42 b to a corner 0 . . . - . . common to the said Thomas Young Tract No 45 and the F D Wood . . 42-b ; Tract No 44, in a line of the said Deatherage Heirs Tract No . THENCE with the boundary line between the F D. Wood . . - Tract No 44 and the Deatherage Tract No 42 b , to the point of intersection with the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein , as set forth in the said petition . at Position No 82, a locust stake , 7 feet from nail in blazed dogwood and 13*1 feet from nail in blazed chestnut oak; 2 -- h �. 83, THENCE S 74° 53’ W 608 feet, to Position No A locust stake 2,2 feet southeast of nail in blazed chestnut sapling and 5.6 feet northwest of nail in blazed dogwood; . No. 84, THENCE N 75° 25’ W 654 feet to Pos A locust stake 3.8 feet southwest of nail in blazed dogwood and 10.5 feet southeast of nail in blazed dead chestnut ; . No. 85, THENCE S 64° 01' W 684 feet, to Pos A locust stake at upper side of peach orchard, 5 feet northeast of an 8 foot stump; . No. 86, THENCE S 56° 00' W 120 feet , to Pos - A locust stake at west edge of peach orchard, 10.8 feet south west of nail in peach tree and 10.9 feet from nail in blazed locust ; . No. 87, THENCE S 37° 44’ W 238 feet , to Pos A locust stake in wooded area, 4.8 feet southeast of nail in dead chestnut and 10.2 feet northeast of nail in blazed chestnut oak; . No. 88, THENCE S 50° 27 * W 564 feet, to Pos A locust stake in wooded area on south slope, 6.3 feet north east of nail in blazed chestnut oak and 9 feet southwest of nail in blazed persimmon tree; . No. 89, THENCE S 45° 06’ W 192 feet, to Pos A locust stake in wooded area 15 feet south of abandoned wood road; . No. 90, THENCE S 81° 37 * W 962 feet, to Pos A locust stake in wooded area 13 feet northeast of nail in blazed dogwood and 5.2 feet west of nail in chestnut oak sapling; . No. 91, THENCE S 61° 23' W 203 feet, to Pos An oak stake in wooded area 11.3 feet southwest of blazed oak and 11.8 feet northeast of blazed chestnut oak; . No. 92, THENCE S 76° 00’ W 112 feet, to Pos A locust stake at east edge of wood road blazed chestnut ; -3 7.4 feet southwest of �c . No. 93, THENCE S 83° 48' W 715 feet, to Pos a blazed birch tree 10 feet east of stone fenoe; THENCE leaving the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein, and running with the boundary lines . D. Wood Tract No. 44 and the between the F Burrell Woodward Tract No. 47 to the point of intersection with a line of the . 56; Miller Heirs Traot No THENCE with the boundary line between the Burrell Woodward . . 56, to the Tract No 47 and the Miller Heirs Tract No point of intersection with the boundary line of the land described in the . No. 97, petition filed herein, as set forth in said petition at Pos a locust stake at north end of apple orchard; THENCE with said boundary line N 80° 43' W to the point of intersection with the boundary line between the Miller Heirs Tract . 56 No . B. Miller and the C . \ Tract No 48; THENCE leaving the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein, and running with the boundary lines . 56, and the C. B. Miller Tract of intersection with a line of the B. F. Miller between the Miller Heirs Tyact No . 48, to the Tract No. 49 ; No point THENCE with the boundary lines between the Miller Heirs . . . Miller Tract No 5 6 and the B F . Tc.act No 49, to the point of intersection with the boundary line of the land described in the . 107 and Position No. petition filed herein, between Position No 108; . No. 108, THENCE N 58° 37’ E to Pos a locust stake 7.6 feet north of nail in blazed locust and 12.6 feet south of nail in blazed sassafras; . No. 109, THENCE N 50° 34’ W 474 feet , to Pos a stake in rail fence line at east side of apple orchard, 7.8 feet west of nail in ash and 6.3 feet north of nail in blazed ash; THENCE leaving the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein and running with the boundary lines between . 50 and the the Ernest Smoot Tract No -4 . 56, Miller Heirs Tract No �c . Miller the John J . Estate Tract No 54 and the Clifton Aylor . Tract No 51, to another point of intersection with the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein, as set . forth in said petition at Position No 113, a locust stake in fenoe line, 9 feet south of nail in poplar sapling and 2.5 feet northwest of nail in locust sapling; . . THENCE S 65 30’ W 2476 feet, to Pos No 114, ° a locust stake at northwest corner of clearing, 30 feet south of old road, 23.4 feet northeast of nail in blazed locust and 20.3 feet northwest of nail in blazed locust ; ° . . ° . . THENCE N 55 09' W 242 feet, to Pos No 115, a locust stake; THENCE S 78 02* W 96 feet , to Pos No 116, a locust stake at rail fence 8.9 feet southeast of nail in locust and 5.9 feet northwest of nail in sapling; . . THENCE S 77 52T W 377 feet, to Pos No 117, ° - a locust stake on steep hill side in small timber, 11 feet south east of nail in blazed locust; . . THENCE S 44 41’ W 249 feet, to Pos No 118, ° a locust stake on south slope in pine thicket 10.5 feet south of nail in blazed pine sapling and 10 feet north of nail in blazed pine sapling; . . THENCE S 61 47' W 1127 feet, to Pos No 119, ° a locust stake at rail fence in wooded area 6.4 feet from nail in blazed chestnut oak and 5.9 feet from nail in blazed oak in fence line ; . . THENCE N 1° 15' W 507 feet , to Pos No 120, a locust stake at rail fence in wooded area 7 feet northeast of nail in blazed chestnut oak sapling and 11.9 feet from nail in blazed maple; . . THENCE N 56° 02’ W 460 feet, to Pos No 121, a locust stake on steep slope in wooded area, 10.6 feet east of nail in blazed chestnut oak and 2 feet west of nail in blazed chestnut oak; -5 �Ks* . No. 1 E2, THENCE N 65° 29’ W 581 feet, to Pos a locust stake on south slope in wooded area, 3.7 feet northwest of nail in chestnut oak and 4.8 feet southeast of nail in chestnut oak; . No. 123, THENCE S 51° 07’ W 347 feet, to Pos a locust stake in wooded area 8.7 feet southeast from hail in . blazed birch and E E feet north from nail in blazed chestnut oak; . No. 124, THENCE S 75° 32’ W 96 feet, to Pos - a 40 inch oak stump 18 feet high in wooded area bearing triangular blaze; . No. 125, THENCE S 87° 57’ W 1121 feet , to Pos a locust stake in wooded area, 11.4 feet southeast from nail in blazed chestnut oak; . No. 126, THENCE S 46° 01 ’ W 528 feet, to Pos a locust stake on steep hill side at outcrop of rook in wooded area; . No. 127, THENCE S 8° 39’ W 454 feet, to Pos a locust stake in wooded area, 14.6 feet northwest from nail in blazed pine and 11.5 feet southeast from nail in blazed sapling; . No. 128, THENCE N 75° 37’ W 1629 feet, to Pos in bed of Gravel Spring Branch 20.2 feet northwest from nail in blazed birch and 22.9 feet northeast from nail in blazed maple; THENCE down the Gravel Spring Branch S 23° 32’ E to a . corner common to the John J. Miller Estate Tract No 54 and the John . . A Keyser Tract No 53-a; THENCE leaving the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein and running with the boundary lines between the . Miller John J . 54 and the John A. Eeyser Tract No. Estate Tract No . 60 - 53 a, the Elisha Gore Tract No and the Lula . Miller 65, to a corner common to the John J . Miller the John J . . W Keyser Tract No . Estate Tract No 54, and . 54-1, in a - Estate Mary Ann Roy Heirs Tract No . Keyser Tract No. 65; line of the said Lula W -6 �. Miller W. Keyser THENCE with the boundary line between the John J * . 54-1 Estate-Mary Ann Roy Heirs Tract Ho . 65 to Tract No . 65 No and the Lula . Keyser Tract a corner common to the said Lula W . 67, in a line and the Golden Jenkins Tract No of the said . 54-1; Tract No THENCE with the boundary lines between the Golden Jenkins . 67 Tract No . M. Dwyer and the R . 78-b, the Tract No . 72, the T. B. Dwyer Joseph . 73-b Tract No Clatterbuok Tract No . 72, to portion of the Joseph Clatterbuck Tract No and another a corner common . 67 and the Joseph Clatterbuck to the said Golden Jenkins Tract No . 72 and Tract No . B. Dwyer common also to the T . 73; Tract No * THENCE with the boundary lines between the Joseph Clatterbuck . 73, to a corner common to the two said tracts in a line of the M. J. Dwyer Heirs Tract . 72 and the T. B. Dwyer Tract No Tract No , . 68; No . J. Dwyer THENCE with the boundary line between the M . 68 and the T. B. Dwyer Tract No. 73, to a corner Heirs Tract No . M. Dwyer Tract oommon to the two said tracts in a line of the R . 78-a; No . J. Dwyer Heirs THENCE with the boundary line between the M . 68 and Tract No . M. Dwyer the R . 78-a, to Tract No the point of intersection with the boundary line of the land described in the . No. petition filed herein, as set forth in said petition, at ?os - 147, a 30 inch cherry tree, with triangular blaze, at east gate post ; THENCE leaving said boundary line and running along the north side of the public road to the point of intersection with . J. Dwyer Heirs Tract No. 68 and the the boundary line between the M . B. Dwyer Traot No. 73-a; T .. THENCE with the boundary line between the M J Dwyer Heirs . 68 and Tract No . B. Dwyer the T . 73-a to Tract No a corner common to the two said tracts and common also to the Ambrose Bailey Tract . 101-b; No -7 �. J. Dwyer Heirs THEHCE with the boundary line between the M . 68 and Tract Ho - the Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho, 101 b to a corner . Bernard common to the two said tracts, and common also to the J . 69; Bolen Tract Ho . Bernard THEHCE with the boundary lines between the J . Bolen . 256, the H. L. Johnson Tract Ho. 100, the Dr. J. T. Kelley Tract Ho. 59 -a . Tract Ho 69 and the Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho 101-b , Tract Ho . 101, to and the Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho . 101 Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho 69 and common also to the a corner common to the said . Bernard Bolen Tract Ho. Tract Ho. 103; and the said J . Estes James A THEHCE with the boundary line between the . 103 and the Tract Ho . 101 to Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho . 101 oommon to the said Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho . Estes James A a corner . H. and the C . Bowen Tract Ho 102 in a line of the said James A. Estes Tract . 103; Ho . Estes THEHCE with the boundary line between the James A . H. Bowen Tract Ho. 102 to . Tract Ho 103 and the C a corner common to the two said tracts and common also to the Alfred Dwyer Estate . Tract Ho 115; THEHCE with the boundary lines between the Alfred Dwyer . 115 and the C. H. Bowen Tract Ho. 102, Estate Tract Ho . . the Hina . - B Dwyer Tract Ho 114 and the Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho 101 a, to . a corner common to the said Alfred Dwyer Estate Tract Ho 115 and . 101-a and the said Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho common also to the . 104; Varner and Spitler Tract Ho THEHCE with the boundary lines between the Varner and . 104 and the Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho. 101-a, the Erahk Compton Tract Ho. 112-a and the Jacob Dwyer Tract Spitler Tract Ho -8- �\ . 108-s, to a corner common to the said Varner and Spitler No . . - Tract No 104 and the said Jacob Dwyer Tract No 108 a and . Jolliffe Heirs Tract Varner & Spitler-Ann P. Jolliffe Heirs, - the Jacob Dwyer Ann P common also to . 108-a-I,and the No . Tract No 104-1; THENCE with the boundary line between the Jacob Dwyer - . . Ann P. Jolliffe Heirs Tract No. 104-1 to a corner common to the two said tracts in a line of the H. H. Hudson-Ann P. Jolliffe Ann P Jolliffe &eirs Tract No 108-a-I and the Varner & Spitler . 113-1; Heirs Tract No .. - THENCE with the boundary line between the H H Hudson . . No. 104-1 to Ann P Jolliffe Heirs Tract No 113 1 and the Varner& Spitler- . Jolliffe ^eirs Tract Ann P . H. Hudson-Julia C. Varner & Spitler -Julia two said tracts and common also to the H . 113-11 and the Overall Heirs Tract No . Overall C a corner common to the . 104-II; Heirs Tract No . . Hudson- THENCE with the boundary lines between the H H . Overall Julia C . Overall - Spitler Julia C . Overall - . Heirs Tract No 113-11 and the Varner and dall Julia C . 104-11, the J. W. Ken- Heirs Tract No . Heirs Tract No 106-11 and the David . Overall Heirs Tract No. 107-11, to a corner common to the said Tract No. 113-11 and the said Tract No. 107-11 and common also to the H. H. Hudson-Ann P. Jolliffe Heirs Tract - Kendall Julia C . 113-1 and the David Kendall-Ann P. Jolliffe Heirs Tract No. No - 107 1; . H. HudsonAnn P. Jolliffe Heirs Tract No. 113-1 and the David Kendall-Ann P. Jolliffe Heirs Tract No. 107-1 to a corner common to the THENCE with the boundary line between the H . - two said tracts end common also to the Weaver and Hudson Ann P . - Jolliffe Heirs Tract No 109 1; tsy -9 �- THEHCE with the boundary lines between the David Kendall . . . - - Ann P Jolliffe Heirs Tract Ho 107 1 and the Weaver and Hudson Ann P Jolliffe Heirs Tract Ho 109 1 to a corner common to said Tract Ho 109 1 and t?ne Jacob Dwyer Ann P Jolliffe Heirs Tract . . . -Tract - . . Jolliffe - Ho 108 11 in a line of the said David Kendall Ann P Heirs - . Ho 107 1; - THEHCE with the boundary lines between the Weaver and Hudson . . - corner common to -two . H. . -Ann P. Ann P Jolliffe Heirs Tract Ho 109 1 and the Jacob Dwyer Ann P . - Jolliffe Heirs Tract Ho 108 11 to a said tracts and common also to the . -- the H Hudson Jolliffe Heirs Tract Ho 113 a II; .. - THMCE with the boundary line between the H H Hudson . . . . - - to - corner common to - Ann P Jolliffe Heirs Tract Ho 113 a II and the Jacob Dwyer Ann P Jolliffe Heirs Tract Ho 108 11 a the two said tracts and common also to the Jacob Dwyer Ellen Burrell .. . - - -- . Tract Ho 108 1 and the H H Hudson Ellen Burrell Tract Ho 113 a I; - THEHCE with the boundary line between the Jacob Dwyer Ellen . .. - - Burrell Tract Ho 108 1 and the H H Hudson Ellen Burrell Tract . -- Ho 113 a I to Station "A” as described in the judgment in rem entered in this proceeding on the 13th day of Hovember 1933; - THEHCE with the several ibines described in the said judg ment in rem, which lines are described as follows: BSGINHIHG at Station "A”, a butterwood on the north side of Greasy Run, corner to Jacob Dwyer and D H and D B Hershberger ; .. .. ° THEHCE up the north side of said Run S 42 00’ W 6.50 chains to Station "B", an ash on the north side of said Run; - THEHCE crossing the Run at 1.00 chain, same course con ° tinued in all S 74 50’ E 12.70 chains, to Station HC", a planted stone at the angle of a fence; THEHCE S 16 00’ W 3.95 chains to Station "D", a south ° gate post; - - 10 �THENCE N 85° 30’ W 0.90 chains to Station "E", a stake at the end of a fence on the south side of the its ad; THENCE S 15° 30’ W 4.80 chains to Station "E", an iron pin which bears S 15 30’ W 2§- feet from a marked locust, corner to the Grcve and Spitler Tract ; THENCE with a line of the seme N 66° 00 * E 42 chains, passing or crossing a farm road at 15 chains to Station "G”, a stake; THENCE N 81° 30» E 13 chains to Station "H", a large white oak tree, which is a corner to the Erank Compton Tract, shown and . 112 on the delineated as Tract No County Ownership Step filed with the record in this proceeding; THENCE with the boundary line between the Grove and Spitler Tract and the said Erank Compton Tract to the point of intersection . 112 with the boundary line between the said Erank Compton Tract No . 119; . Ben Armentrout Tract No and the Mrs THENCE with the boundary lines between the Grove & Spitler . Ill Tract No . Ben Armentrout and the Mrs . 119 to Tract No a corner common to the two said tracts and common also to the Bank of Warren . 120 and the Tract No . Heiston Tract No. 125; John J THENCE with the boundary line between the Bank of Warren . 120 and the Tract No . Heiston Tract No. 125 to John J a corner . 120 and the Nina B. No. 114-a in a line of the said John J. Heiston Tract common to the said Bank of Warren Tract No Dwyer Tract . 125; No . THENCE with the boundary line between the Nina B Dwyer . - . Heiston Tract No. 125 to a corner common to the said Nina B. Dwyer Tract No. 114-a and the B. M. Willis Tract No. 122 in a line of the John J. Heiston Tract No. 125; Tract No 114 a and the John J . M. Willis THENCE with the boundary lines between the B . - . . Tract No 122 and the Nina B Dwyer Tract No 114 a, the David . 131, the Mrs. . H. Erazier Tract No. 132 and the Dwyer Tract No j . Dwyer Tract No. 114-b to Nina B a corner oommon to the said . M. Willis Tract No. 122 and the said Nina B. Dwyer Tract No. 114-b and common also to the Ellis Miller Tract No. 124; B -11 �-/ V . THENCE with the boundary line between the Hina B Dwyer . . - Tract Ho 114 b and the Ellis Miller Tract Ho 124 to a corner . . common to the said Hina B Dwyer Tract Ho 114-b and the Ben Menefee Estate Tract H0 123 in a line of the said Ellis Miller . . Tract Ho 124; THEHCE with the boundary lines between the Bllis Miller . Andrew J. Clark Tract . Tract Ho 124 and the Ben Menefee Estate Tract Ho 123 to the point of intersection with a line of the . - Ho 138 b; THBHCE with the boundary lines between the Ben Menefee Estate Tracs . 123 ana JSIU ttie . 138-b to -narew J. Clark Tract Ho . Clark Tract Ho. 138-b and a corner common to the said Andrew J . Huffman Tract Ho. 141 in a line Estate Tract Ho. 123; th® Joseph A Menefee of the said Ben . THEHCE with the boundary lines between the Joseph A Huffman . . Clark Tract Ho. 136-b, the BurHo. 147 and the Andrew J. Clark Tract Ho. 138, Tract Ho 141 and the Andrew J kett Atkins Tract . 141 . to a corner common to the said Joseph A Huffman Tract Ho . 139 in and the Joe Darnell Tract Ho . a line of the said Andrew J . 138; Clark Tract Ho THEHGE with the boundary lines between the Andrew J. Clark . . 139, the Tract Ho 138 and the Joe Darnell Tract Ho . 127-a Carter Tract Ho . Judith M . Cornwell Tract Ho. 134 to J. Clark Traot Ho. 138 and the and the Lucy M a corner common to the said Andrew . Cornwell Tract Ho. 134 and Dodson Traot Ho. 136; said Lucy M common also to the Lily . THEHCE with the boundary line between the Lucy M Cornwell . . Tract Ho 134 and the Lily Dodson Tract Ho 136 to a corner common . 136 and the Joseph S. Dodson of the said Luoy M. Cornwell Tract Ho. to the said Lily Dodson Tract Ho . Tract Ho 135 in a line 134; -12- �_y \ THENCE with the boundary lines between the Joseph S. Godson . 136, the Ben Woodward and others Tract No. 137 to of intersection with the boundary line of the land de- . No. 121 and the Jeff T. Frazier Tract No 135 and the lily Dodson Tract No Tract the point scribed in the petition filed herein, as set forth in said petition; . No. 583, THENCE with the said boundary line S 11° 34’ W to Pos - an oak stake 14.9 feet north of nail in blaze on 6 inch locust and 17.9 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 7-inch poplar; . No. 582, THENCE S 4° 31 * W 497 feet, to Pos - a nail in triangular blaze on 5 inch poplar; . No. 581, THENCE S 15° 58’ E 1499 feet, to Pos an oak stake 11.5 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 4-inch chestnut to Pos. No. 580, and 11.4 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 8 inch chestnut oak; THENCE S 24° 14 » W 411 feet, an oak stake 11.5 feet southwest of nail in blaze on 6-inch redwood - bush and 16.8 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 15 inch basswood ; . No. 579, THENCE S 39° 38' E 454 feet , to Pos an oak stake, 25 feet from nail in blaze on 6-inch chestnut oak - and 40.7 feet from nail in blaze on 6 inch chestnut oak; . No. 578, THENCE S 70° 30' E 320 feet, to Pos an oak stake 11.9 feet south of nail in blaze on 8-inch basswood THENCE S 48° 48' E 557 feet, to Pos. No. 577, and 19.9 feet southwest of nail in blaze on 10 inch basswood ; - an oak stake 12.9 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 4 inch chestnut * - oak and 14.8 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 3 inch chestnut oak; . No. 576, THENCE N 83° 58 » E 549 feet, to Pos - a nail in triangular blaze on 10 inch poplar; . No. 575, THENCE N 6° 12' E 609 feet, to Pos - a nail in triangular blaze on 5 inch poplar; . No. 574, THENCE N 49° 25 * E 1129 feet, to Pos an oak stake 6.7 feet southwest of nail in blaze on 4-inoh birch - and 8.9 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 5 inch redwood bush; -13- �. No. 573, THENCE N 86° 04’ E 709 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 8.2 feet south of nail in blaze on 4 inoh dogwood and - 5.0 feet northwest of nail in blsze on 5 inch dogwood; . No. 572, THENCE S 58° 15 ’ E 1183 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 14.9 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 10 inch - chestnut oak and 8.5 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 5 inch ash; . No. 571, THENCE N 83° 46’ E 457 feet, to Pos - a nail in triangular blaze on 8 inch white oak; . No. 570, THENCE S 19° 16’ E 1892 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 12.6 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 10 inoh Spanish - oak and 15.3 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 7 inch chestnut oak; . No. 569, THENCE S 2° 00' W 773 feet , to Pos - an oak stake 13.5 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 7 inch dogwood - and 19.3 feet east of nail in blaze on 8 inoh chestnut oak; . No. 568, THENCE S 3° 34' W 419 feet, to Pos - a nail in triangular blaze on 6 inch dogwood; . No. 567, THENCE S 75° 43’ W 204 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 6 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 7 inch chestnut - oak and 8.9 feet east of nail in blaze on 4 inch chestnut oak; THENCE N 71° 57’ W 794 feet, to ^os. No. 566, an oak stake 4.8 feet northeast from nail in blaze on 6-inoh ohestnut oak and 7.6 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 4-inch chestnut oak; . No. 565, THENCE N 51° 03' W 442 feet, to Pos a nail in triangular - blaze on 8 inch chestnut oak; . THENCE N 88° 44’ W 1099 feet, to Pos. No 564, - an oak stake 12.2 feet north of nail in triangular blaze on 4 inch - hickory and 14.2 feet west of nail in blaze on 4 inch oak; . No. 563, THENCE N 63° 58' W 1035 feet, to Pos an oak stake 10.8 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 8-inch chest nut oak and 8.6 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 5-inch ohestnut oak; THENCE S 84° 40’ W 358 feet, to Pos No 562, . . - an oak stake 22.5 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 12 inch hickory , and 7.2 feet southwest of nail in blaze on 4-inch chestnut oak, -14- �. THENCE S 42° 16’ E 617 feet, to ^os No, 553, - an oak stake 6,4 feet south of nail in blaze on 4 inch beech and - 6,9 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 4 inch persimmon; . No. 552, THENCE S 29° 04’ W 769 feet , to os an oak stake 23.2 feet north of nail in blaze on 12-inch apple tree, and 1.3 feet west of chiseled cross in painted circle on rock; . No. 551, THENCE S 74° 06’ E 2260 feet, to £*os - an oak stake 16.8 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 5 inoh wild - cherry and 15.8 feet north of nail in blaze on 8 inch wild cherry; . No. 550, Pos THENCE S 59° 22’ E 958 feet, to an oak tree 31.4 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 8-lnch apple tree and 24 feet north of chiseled cross in painted circle on rook; . No. 549, THENCE S 57° 14’ E 510 feet , to P08 an oak stake 20.4 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 6-inch pine and 22.2 feet east of nail in blaze on 5-inoh pine; . No. 548, THENCE S 64° 17’ E 553 feet, to Pos an oak stake 3.4 feet west of nail in blaze on 5-inch gum and 6 feet - south of nail in blaze on 7 inch gum; . No. 547, THENCE N 61° 05' E 484 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 14.4 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 7 inch pine - and 15.4 feet north of nail in blaze on 4 inch birch; . No. 546, THENCE N 59° 20' E 676 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 12.9 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 4 inch birch - and 13 feet east of nail in blaze on 4 inoh oak; . No. 545, THENCE N 62° 44' E 793 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 14.9 feet from nail in blaze on 16 inoh oak and 17.4 - feet from nail in blaze on 5 inch pine; THENCE S 33° 16’ E 512 feet , to - ^os. No. 544, a nail in triangular blaze on 7 inoh chestnut oak; . No. 543, THENCE S 51° 54' E 261 feet, to Pos an oak stake 16 feet from nail in blaze on 7-inoh dogwood and 7.1 - feet from nail in blaze on 4 inoh hickory; -16 �. No. 542, blaze on 10-inch THENCE S 31° 21 ’ W 794 feet, to Pos an oak stake 14.4 feet from nail in poplar and 11.8 feet from nail in blaze on 8-inch poplar; . No. 541, THENCE S 29° 27 * W 512 feet, to Pos an oak stake 11.3 feet from nail in blaze on 8-inch poplar and 6.5 feet frcrn nail in blaze on 4-inch oak; THENCE leaving the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein, and running with the boundary line between the . Atkins Tract No. 267 and the Joseph B . Jenkins Tract No. 193 Annie E . Atkins Tract No. 267 and the No. 212 in a line of the said Annie E. to a corner common to the said Joseph B . H. Woodward W Estate Traot . 193; Jenkins Tract No . H. Woodward THENCE with the boundary line between the W . 212 and the Annie E. Jenkins Tract No. 193 to a corner common to the said W. H. Woodward Estate Tract No. 212 and the Elmira Pullen Tract No. 186 in a line of the said Annie E. Jenkins Tract No. 193; Estate Tract No . Jenkins THENCE with the boundary line between the Annie E . 193 and the Tract No . 186 to a corner Elmira Pullen Tract No common to the two said tracts and common also to the Hettie M. Jenkins . 192; Tract No THENCE with the boundary line between the Elmira Pullen . . . Tract No 186 and the Hettie M Jenkins Tract No 192 to a corner . . O'Bannon common to the two said tracts and common also to the P H . 187; Traot No . Jenkins THENCE with the boundary line between the Hettie M . 192 and the P. H Tract No * . 187 to a corner O'Bannon Traot No . Jenkins Tract No. 192 and the J. W. No. 191 in a line of the said P. H. O’Bannon Tract common to the said Hettie M Jenkins Tract . 187; No . H. O'Bannon THENCE with the boundary line between the P . . W. Jenkins Tract No 187 and the J . 191 Tract No to a corner common . O'Bannon Tract No. 187 and the Mary M. Claytor Tract to the said P » H . 188; No - 17 �. Claytor THENCE with the boundary line between the %ry M . 188 and the J. W. Jenkins Tract No. 191 to a corner Tract No . common to the two said tracts and common also to the Hubert C . 190; Jenkins Tract No . THENCE with the boundary line between the Mary M Claytor . 188 and the Hubert C. Jenkins Tract No. 190, to Tract No a corner . Jack Atkins common to the two said tracts and common also to the A . 198; Tract No . Jenkins THENCE with the boundary line between the Hubert G . 190 and the A. Jack Atkins Tract No. 198 to a corner common Tract No to the two said tracts and common also to the Silas Jenkins Tract . 189; No . Jack Atkins Tract No. 198 and the Silas Jenkins Tract No. 189 to the point of interTHENCE with the boundary line between the A . Harrison Jenkins Tract No. S14; section with a line of the A . Harrison Jenkins Tract No. 214, the A. Jack Atkins Tract No. 198, the W. J. Rutherford Tract No. 170, the C. W. Yates Trustee Tract No. 202 and the E. L. Crane Tract No. 207, to a corner common to the said A. Harrison Jenkins Tract No. 214 and the said E. L. Crane Traot No. 207 and THENCE with the boundary lines b etween the A . 204 and the !tack and common also to the Nathan Jenkins Tract No . 205; Hunter Dodson Tract No THENCE with the boundary line between the Nathan Jenkins . 204 and the Jack and Hunter Dodson Tract No. 205, to a Tract No . 206 and the aid Jack .. ^ Dodson Traot No. 205 in a line of the said Nathan corner common to the H A Brown Tract No and Hunter . 204; Jenkins Tract No THENCE with the boundary lines between the Nathan Jenkins . 204 and the H. A. Brown Tract No. 206, to a corner common Traot No to the two said tracts and common slso to the Nathan Jenkins Traot . 204-a and the C. J. and Louise Miller and W. T. Taylor Traot No . 199; No -18- �THENCE with the boundary lines between the Nathan Jenkins . E04-a and the H. A. Brown Tract No. 206, to a corner common to the Thomas Nicholson Tract No. 245 and the said H. A. Brown Tract No. 206 in a line of the Nathan Jenkins Tract No. 204-a; Traot No THMCE with the boundary lines between the Nathan Jenkins . 204-a and the Thomas Nicholson Tract No. 245 to the point Tract No of intersection with the boundary line between Rappahannock County and Madison County; THENCE in a northwesterly direction with the boundary line between Rappahannock County and Madison County to the point of intersection with the boundary line of Page County on top of the Blue Ridge Mountain; THENCE with the boundary line between Rappahannock County . and Page County to the place of BEGINNING \ �And it appearing that the lands thus described include each and all of the several tracts numbered and described in the said report of the said Board of Appraisal Commissioners , and shown and delineated on the said County ownership Map , which are set forth in the following table of said numbered tracts, it is further adjudged and ordered that the above styled proceeding should be and is hereby dismissed in respect of each of the numbered tracts mentioned in the - said table: r i ; �i 45 TABLE OF NUMBERED TRACTS LYING .71THIN THE AREA DESCRIBED IN THE PETITION HEREIN, AS DESCRIBED AND NUMBERED IN THE REPORT OF THE BOARD OF APPRAISAL COMMISSIONERS AND SHOWN AND DELINEATED UNDER THEIR RESPECTIVE NUMBERS ON THE COUNTY OWNERSHIP MAP FILED WITH AND MADE A PART OF SAID REPORT, IN RESPECT OF WHICH PETITIONER DESIRES TO DISMISS THIS PROCEEDING UNDER PROVISIONS OF SECTION 22 OF THE PUBLIC PARK CONDEMNATION ACT, PETITIONER HAVING DECIDED NOT TO SEEK TO ACQUIRE THE SAID TRACTS IN THE COURSE OF THIS PRO CEEDING. - 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8,- 13, 14, 15, 16 , 17, 18, 19, 20 , 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 , 30, 31, 31 b , 32, 34, 35, 36, 37 , 38, 39, -, - -, -, - 40, 41, 42, 42 a, 43, 47, 48, 49, 50, 53 a, 59 a , 60, 61, 42 b , 62, 63, 64, 65 - - 66, 67, 73, 73 a, 74, 75 - 75 a , , 76, 78, 78 a, 79 , 79 a, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91 92 - -, - 93, 94, 95, 96 , 97 , 98, 99, 100, 101, 101 a, 101 b , 102, 108 a, - -II, -, -, ,- - -n, ,- - ,, 108 a I, 109 1, 112, 112 a, 112 1 , 113 1, 113 -, - - - 113 a i 114 114 a, 114 b , 116 117 118, 119 120 123 126, 113 a - - 127 127 a, 127 1 , 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 134, 135 , 139, 133, - - , . 140, 141, 141 b , 169 a , 170 a , 189 , 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, -, 195, 196, 197, 203 a , 205 217 , 218, 219 , 220 -, - 206 , 206 a , 209 ) 210, 214, 215, 216 , - 221, 221 a , 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, , 228, 228 a, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 235 a, 236, 237, 238, 239 240 , 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 247, 248 249 , 250 , 252, . 254, 255, 256, 263, 264, 265 , 266 , 268 fl 0 <LJ~L �. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Title A name given to the resource Surveyor Points Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context surveyor-points-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/b435c5d40b3ecb42d404c08b2a86229c.pdf c6c2abbac560ee1f1c5c2b99a1946235 PDF Text Text THENCE with the boundary lines between the Nathan Jenkins . 204-a Tract No . A. Brown Tract No. 206, and the H to a corner common . 245 and the said H. A. Brown Tract of the Nathan Jenkins Tract No. 204-a; to the Thomas Nicholson Tract No . 206 in a line No THENCE with the boundary lines betv^ een the Nathan Jenkins . 204-a and the Thomas Nicholson Tract No. 245 to the point Tract No o? intersection with the boundary line between Rappahannock County and Madison County; THENCE in a northwesterly direction with the boundary line between Rappahannock County and Madison County to the point of intersection with the boundary line of Page County on top of the Blue Ridge Mountain; THENCE with the boundary line between Rappahannock County . and Page County to the place of BEGINNING \ �/ » And it appearing that the lands thus described include each and all of the several tracts numbered and described in the said report of the said Board of Appraisal Commissioners , and shown and delineated on the said County ownership Map, which are set forth in the following table of said numbered tracts, it is further adjudged and ordered that the above styled proceeding should be and is hereby dismissed in respect of each of the numbered tracts mentioned in the - said table: �TABLE OF NUMBERED TRACTS LYING ,71 THIN TP3E AREA DESCRIBED IN THE PETITION HEREIN, AS DESCRIBED AND NUMBERED IN THE REPORT OF THE BOARD OF APPRAISAL COMMISSIONERS AND SHOWN AND DELINEATED UNDER THEIR RESPECTIVE NUMBERS ON THE C OTJNTY OWNERSHIP MAP FILED WITH AND MADE A PART OF SAID REPORT, IN RESPECT OF WHICH PETITIONER DESIRES TO DISMISS THIS PROCEEDING UNDER PROVISIONS OF SECTION 22 OF THE PUBLIC PARK CONDEMNATION ACT, PETITIONER HAVING DECIDED NOT TO SEEK TO ACQUIRE THE SAID TRACTS IN THE COURSE OF THIS PROCEEDING. 1, 2, 5, 4, 6, 8,- 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 31-b , 32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, - - 40, 41, 42, 42 a, 43, 47, 48, 49, 50, 53 a, 59-a , 60, 61, 42 b, - 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 73, 73-a, 74, 75, 75-a, 76, 78, 78-a, 79, 79-a, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, - - 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 101-a, 101 b , 102, 108 a, -n, 113-a-l, 108-a-I, 109-1, 112, 112-a, 112-1, 113-1, 113 113 a-II, 114, 114-a, 114-b , 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 123, 126, - 127, 127 a, 127-1, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 134, 135, 139, 133, - 140, 141, 141 b, 169-a, 170 a , 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, - - 195, 196, 197, 203 a , 205, 206, 206-a , 209, 210 , 214, 215, 216, - 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 221-a , 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 228 a, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 235-a, 236, 237, - 238, 239 , 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 247, 248, 249 , 250, 252, . 254, 255, 256, 263, 264, 265 , 266, 268 �: * • - i i 4 T' H AHI T J./ • a. i 4 '4 T- ZO JJ &JT - a .. I 13ITIT 1TI rs av 3/L40 L V:T ~ -*T I C 4 SN \ i* ' �o o VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation and Development of petitioner the State of Virginia V. * AT LAW NO. 149 - Clifton Aylor and others and Thirty seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of land , More or Less, Defendants. On the (ko day of , 1934, came the petitioner . in the above styled proceeding , by counsel, and exhibited to the Court the record therein, including the petition filed the 7th April ,1930 , and the map filed with and made a part day of ' ll thereof ; the report filed by the Board of Appraisal Commissioners # appointed therein , together with the county Ownership Map filed t with and made a part of said report ; two judgments in rem entered respectively on the 13th day of November , 1933, and the 14th day of March, 1934; and the orders entered respectively on the 9th day of January ,1934, and the 12th day of May, 1934, setting forth the payment of the awards stated in the said judgments in rem for the taking of the numbered tracts mentioned in the tables of numbered . tracts set out in the said orders Whereupon, under authority of the provisions of section 22 of the Public Park Condemnation Act , counsel for petitioner advised the court that it had decided not to acquire, in the course 4 of the above styled proceeding , the lands included in the area described in the petition in respect of which said proceeding is - hereinafter dismissed , and moved the court to enter an order dis missing said proceeding in respect of the said lands, and specifically in respect of each * of the several numbered tracts into which the said lands are divided as shown and delineated on the above mentioned . County Ownership Map Upon consideration whereof , and upon the motion and prayer of the petitioner , it is adjudged and ordered that the above,styled w 1 -- �c proceeding should be and is hereby dismissed in respect of all the lands included in the area described in the said petition which are not included or situate within the boundaries of the numbered tracts set forth in the above mentioned tables of numbered tracts set out in the orders entered herein on the 9th day of January, - 1934, and on the 12th day of May , 1934; and which lie or are situ ate outside the area included and contained within the following BOUNDARY LINE in the description of which, wherever the line is not shown by courses, distances and positions, or as running with the boundary line , abutting tracts or parcels of land mentioned in said description , when designated by numbers, are the tracts so numbered and described in the above mentioned report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners, and shown and delineated under their respective numbers on the County Ownership Map filed there?/ith, the descriptive names used in designating said tracts together - - with their respective numbers, being thus used for greater par ticularity of description, and having reference to and being intendedVrespectively to designate and include all the owners of the lands included in the several tracts at the date of the filing - of the above mentioned report of the Board of Appraisal Commission ers and all those persons ?/ho appeared to have any claim of right, title, estate or interest therein, at the date of the filing of the said report of the Board of Appraisal commissioners as found and reported by the said Board of Appraisal Commissioners in their said report ; and in the descriptions of which BOUNDARY LINE, furthermore, v/herever the angles therein are described as numbered "positions,11 the said positions and the corresponding courses and distances are the "positions," courses and distances, set forth in the description 4 in the petition herein of the BOUNDARY LINE of the area described * in the said petition, and shown on the Map prepared by the Geological Survey ai\d . S filed with the said petition, wherein all the courses or directions are true bearings. -2- �V RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY BEGINNING on top of the Blue Ridge Mountain in the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein at the point of intersection of the boundary line between Warren County and Page County with the boundary line of Rappahannock County; THENCE in an easterly direction along the top of said mountain with the boundary line between Rappahannock County and Warren County to the point of intersection with the boundary . Lee Clegg . line between the Welton Beatty Traot No 5 and the C . Tract No 4; THENCE with the boundary line between the Welton Beatty . 5 and the C. Lee Clegg Tract No. 4 to the point Tract No of intersection with the boundary line of the Chester Gap Orchard . 6; 0 Company Traot No THENCE with the boundary lines between the Chester Gap Orchard . 6 and the Welton Beatty Tract No. 5, the J. B. Pomeroy Estate Tract No. 7 and the H. E. Boyer Tract No. 9, to a corner common to the said Chester Gap Orchard Company Tract No. 6 Company Tract No . 8, in a line and the Nish North Traot No . E. of the said H . 9; Boyer Tract No • THENCE with the boundary lines between the Nish North . . E. Boyer Tract No. 9, the H. T. Compton Traot No 8, and the H . 10 and the Thomas H, Settle Tract No. 12, to a corner common to the said Nish North Tract No. 8 and the W. ?. Slaughter Traot No . Settle '17, in a line of the said Thomas H Tract No . 12; Tract No . Settle THENCE with the boundary lines between the Thomas H . 12 and the W. P. Slaughter Tract No. 17, the Joe Reid, Jr. and J. P. Early Traot No. 19, the Julia M. Settle Traot No. 20 the Robinson and Hern Traot No. 21, the G. W. Boling Tract No. 22 and the Edith G. Harper Traot No. 23, to a corner common to the said Thomas H. Settle Traot No. 12 and the said Edith G. Harper Traot No -1- �S_ <d Tract No , 23, and common also to the . and s. T G « T * Hiller Tract . 24; No . T. and G. T. NO. 23, to a THENCE with the boundary line between the E . 24 and the Edith G. Harper Tract Miller Tract No . Harper Tract NO. 23, and the line of the said E. T. and G. T. corner common to the said Edith G . A. Jones Tract No. 25, R in a . 24; Miller Tract No . T. and G. T. THENCE with the boundary line between the E . 24 and Miller Tract No . A. Jones Tract NO. 25, to the R point of intersection with a line of the Shirley the carter Tract . 33; No THENCE with the boundary lines between the Shirley carter . A. Jones Tract NO. 2 5, the W. C. Gentry Tract No. 28, the H. C. Pullen and others Tract NO. 266, the M. R. Bradford Tract No. 32 and the Johnson and wimsatt Tract No. 34, to a corner common to the said Shirley carter Tract NO. 33 and the said Johnson and Wimsatt Tract No. 34 and common also to the F. D. Wood Tract No. 44; THENCE with the boundary lines between the F. D. Wood Tract No. 44 and the Johnson and Wimsatt Tract No. 34, the Ed Foster Tract No. 43 and the Deatherage Heirs Tract NO. 42-b , to a corner common to the said F. D. Wood Tract No. 44 a&d the . 33 Tract No . and the R • . 45, Thomas Young Tract No « in a line of the Deatherage Heirs . 42-b ; Tract No THENCE with the boundary line betv/een the Thomas Young . 45 and the Deatherage Heirs Tract No' Tract No. 42-b to a corner . 45 and common to the said Thomas Young Tract NO . D. Wood the F . 42-b ; . Tract No 44, in a line of the said Deatherage Heirs Tract No . D. Wood THENCE with the boundary line between the F . 44 and Tract No . 42-b , to the Deatherage Tract No the point of intersection with the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein, as set forth in the said petition . 82, a locust at Position No stake , 7 feet from nail in blazed dogwood and 13.1 feet from nail in blazed chestnut oak; -2- !r �. 83, THENCE S 74° 53' W 608 feet, to Position No A locust stake 2.2 feet southeast of nail in blazed chestnut sapling and 5.6 feet northwest of nail in blazed dogwood; . No. 84, THENCE N 75° 251 W 654 feet to Pos A locust stake 3.8 feet southwest of nail in blazed dogwood and 10.5 feet southeast of nail in blazed dead chestnut ; . No. 85, THENCE S 64° 01 ’ W 684 feet, to Pos A locust stake at upper side of peach orchard, 5 feet northeast of an 8 foot stump; . No. 86, THENCE S 56° 00’ W 120 feet , to Pos A locust stake at west edge of peach orchard, 10.8 feet south - west of nail in peach tree and 10.9 feet from nail in blazed locust ; . No. 87, THENCE S 37° 441 W 238 feet, to Pos A locust stake in wooded area, 4.8 feet southeast of nail in dead chestnut and 10.2 feet northeast of nail in blazed chestnut oak; . No. 88, THENCE S 50° 27 » W 564 feet, to Pos A locust stake in wooded area on south slope, 6.3 feet north east of nail in blazed chestnut oak and 9 feet southwest of nail in blazed persimmon tree; . No. 89, THENCE S 45° 06’ W 192 feet, to Pos A locust stake in wooded area 15 feet south of abandoned wood road; . No. 90, THENCE S 81° 37 * W 962 feet, to Pos A locust stake in wooded area 13 feet northeast of nail in blazed dogwood and 5.2 feet west of nail in chestnut oak sapling; . No. 91, THENCE S 61° 23' W 203 feet, to Pos in oak stake in wooded area 11,3 feet southwest of blazed oak and 11.8 feet northeast of blazed chestnut oak; . No. 92, THENCE S 76° 00' W 112 feet, to Pos i locust stake at .east edge of wood road blazed chestnut ; -3 7.4 feet southwest of �o . No. 93, THENCE S 83° 48' W 715 feet, to Pos a blazed birch tree 10 feet east of stone fenoe; THENCE leaving the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein, and running with the boundary lines . D. Wood Tract No. 44 and the between the F Burrell Woodward . Tract No 47 to the point of intersection with a line of the . 56; Miller Heirs Tract No THENCE with the boundary line between the Burrell Woodward . 47 Tract No . 56, to the and the Miller Heirs Tract No point of intersection with the boundary line of the land described in the . No. 97, petition filed herein, as set forth in said petition at Pos a locust stake at north end of apple orchard; THENCE with said boundary line N 80° 43' W to the point of intersection with the boundary line between the Miller Heirs Tract • . 56 and No . B. Miller the C . X Tract No 48; THENCE leaving the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein, and running with the boundary lines . 56, between the Miller Heirs Tyact No . 48, to the Tract No. 49 ; No . B. Miller and the C Tract . F. Miller point of intersection with a line of the B THENCE with the boundary lines between the Miller Heirs . . . Miller Tract No 5 6 and the B F . Tfc.act No 49, to the point of intersection with the boundary line of the land described in the . 107 and Position No. petition filed herein, between Position No 108; . No. 108, THENCE N 58° 57 ’ E to Pos a locust stake 7.6 feet north of nail in blazed locust and 12.6 feet south of nail in blazed sassafras; . No. 109, THENCE N 50° 34’ W 474 feet , to Pos a stake in rail fence line at east side of apple orchard, 7.8 feet west of nail in ash and 6.3 feet north of nail in blazed ash; THENCE leaving the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein and running with the boundary lines between . 50 and the -4- the Ernest Smoot Tract No . 56, Miller Heirs Tract No �V , . Miller the John J . 51, to Tract Ho . 54 and the Estate Tract Ho Clifton Aylor another point of intersection with the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein, as set . 113, a locust forth in said petition at Position Ho stake in fenoe line, 9 feet south of nail in poplar sapling and 2.5 feet northwest of nail in locust sapling; . Ho. 114, THENCE S 65° 30’ W 2476 feet, to Pos a locust stake at northwest corner of clearing, 30 feet south of old road, 23.4 feet northeast of nail in blazed looust and 20.3 feet northwest of nail in blazed locust ; . No. 115, THENCE H 55° 09' W 242 feet, to Pos a locust stake; . Ho. 116, THENCE S 78° 02' W 96 feet , to Pos a locust stake at rail fence 8.9 feet southeast of nail in locust and 5.9 feet northwest of nail in sapling; . Ho. 117, THENCE S 77° 52’ W 377 feet , to Pos a locust stake on steep hill side in small timber, 11 feet south - east of nail in blazed looust ; . Ho. 118, THENCE S 44° 41 ’ W 249 feet , to Pos a locust stake on south slope in pine thicket 10.5 feet south of nail in blazed pine sapling and 10 feet north of nail in blazed pine sapling; . No. 119, * THENCE S 61° 47 * W 1127 feet, to Pos a locust stake at rail fence in wooded area 6.4 feet from nail in blazed ohestnut oak and 5.9 feet from nail in blazed oak in fence line ; . No. 120, THENCE N 1° 15' W 507 feet , to Pos a locust stake at rail fence in wooded area 7 feet northeast of nail in blazed ohestnut oak sapling and 11.9 feet from nail in blazed maple; . No. 121, THENCE N 56° 02' W 460 feet , to Pos a locust stake on .steep slope in wooded area, 10.6 feet east of nail in blazed chestnut oak and 2 feet west of nail in blazed chestnut oak; -5- �. No. 122, ° THENCE N 65 29’ W 581 feet, to Pos a locust stake on south slope in wooded area, 3.7 feet northwest of nail in chestnut oak and 4.8 feet southeast of nail in chestnut oak; . . ° THENCE S 51 07’ W 347 feet, to Pos No 123, a locust stake in wooded area 8.7 feet southeast from hail in blazed birch and 2.2 feet north from nail in blazed chestnut oak; . No. 124, THENCE S 75 32’ W 96 feet, to Pos ° - a 40 inch oak stump 18 feet high in wooded area bearing triangular bl aze; . No. 125, ° THENCE S 87 57’ W 1121 feet , to Pos a locust stake in wooded area, 11.4 feet southeast from nail in blazed chestnut oak; . . ° THENCE S 46 01' W 528 feet, to Pos No 126, a locust stake on steep hill side at outcrop of rook in wooded area; . . THENCE S 8 39' W 454 feet, to Pos No 127, ° a locust stake in wooded area, 14.6 feet northwest from nail in blazed pine and 11.5 feet southeast from nail in blazed sapling; . . THENCE N 75 37’ W 1629 feet, to Pos No 128, ° in bed of Gravel Spring Branch 20.2 feet northwest from nail in blazed birch and 22.9 feet northeast from nail in blazed maple; THENCE down the Gravel Spring Branch S 23 32’ E to a ° . . corner common to the John J Miller Estate Tract No 54 and the John . . - A ICeyser Tract No 53 a; THENCE leaving the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein and running with the boundary lines between the . Miller John J - to . 60 and 53 a, the Elisha Gore Tract No 65, . W. Keyser Tract No. . . Estate Tract No 54 and the John A Keyser Tract No the Lula . Miller Estate Tract No. 54, and a corner common to the John J . Miller the John J * . . - Estate Mary Ann Roy Heirs Tract No 54 1, in a . 65; line of the said Lula W Keyser Tract No -6 �w/ ' . Miller W. Keyser THENCE with the boundary line between the John J " . 54-1 and the Lula common to the said Lula W. Keyser Tract Estat e-Mary Ann Roy Heirs Tract Ho . 65 to a corner Tract No . 65 No . 67, in a line and the Golden Jenkins Tract No of the said . 54-1; Tract No THENCE with the boundary lines between the Golden Jenkins . 67 Tract No . M. Dwyer and the R . 78-b, the Tract No . 72, the T. B. Dwyer Joseph . 73-b Tract No Clatterbuok Tract No . 72, to portion of the Joseph Clatterbuck Tract No and another a corner common . 67 and the Joseph Clatterbuck to the said Golden Jenkins Tract No . 72 and Tract No . B. Dwyer common also to the T . 73; Tract No THENCE with the boundary lines between’ the Joseph Clatterbuck . B. Dwyer Tract No. 73, to a corner common to the two said tracts in a line of the M. J. Dwyer Heirs Tract . 72 and Tract No the T , . 68; No . J. Dwyer THENCE with the boundary line between the M . 68 and Heirs Tract No common to the two said . B. Dwyer Tract No. 73, to a corner tracts in a line of the R. M. Dwyer Tract the T . 78-a; No . J. Dwyer THENCE with the boundary line between the M . 68 and Tract No . M. Dwyer the R . 78-a, to Tract No Heirs the point of intersection with the boundary line of the land described in the % . No. petition filed herein, as set forth in said petition, at Pos 147, a 30-inch cherry tree, with triangular blaze, at east gate post ; THENCE leaving said boundary line and running along the north side of the public road to the point of intersection with . Dwyer Heirs Tract No. 68 and the the boundary line between the M, J . B. Dwyer T . 73-a; Traot No . J. Dwyer Heirs THENCE with the boundary line betw/een the M . 68 and Traot No . B. Dwyer the .T . 73-a to Tract No a corner common to the two said tracts and common also to the Ambrose Bailey Tract . 101-b; No -7 �. J. Dwyer Heirs THEHCE with the boundary line between the M . 68 and Tract Ho . 101-b to a corner the Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho . Bernard common to the two said tracts, and common also to the J . 69; Bolen Tract Ho . Bernard THEHCE with the boundary lines between the J Bolen . . 256, . - Tract Ho 69 and the Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho 101 b , Tract Ho . L. Johnson Tract Ho. 100, the Dr. J. T. Kelley Tract Ho. 59-a and the Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho. 101, to a corner common to the said Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho. 101 and the said J. Bernard Bolen Tract Ho. 69 and common also to the James A. Estes Tract Ho. 103; THEHCE with the boundary line between the James A. Estes the H . 103 and the Tract Ho . 101 to a corner Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho . H. . oommon to the said Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho 101 and the C . Estes Bowen Tract Ho. 102 in a line of the said James A Tract . 103; Ho . Estes THEHCE with the boundary line between the James A . . H. Bowen Tract Ho. 102 to Tract Ho 103 and the C a corner common to the two said tracts and common also to the Alfred Dwyer Estate . 115; Tract Ho THEHCE with the boundary lines between the Alfred Dwyer . 115 and the C. H. Bowen Tract Ho. 102, the Hina Estate Tract Ho . Dwyer B . . 101-a, to Tract Ho 114 and the Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho . a corner common to the said Alfred Dwyer Estate Tract Ho 115 and . 101-a and the said Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho oommon also to the . 104; Varner and Spitler Tract Ho TEKHCE with the boundary lines between the Varner and . 101-a, . 104 and the Ambrose Bailey Tract Ho Spitler Tract Ho . 112-a and the Jacob Dwyer Tract the Erant Compton Tract Ho -8- �. 108-a, to a corner common to the said Varner and Spitler No . 104 and Tract No common also to . 108-a and the said Jacob Dwyer Tract No - . Jolliffe Heirs the Jacob Dwyer Ann P Tract . 108-a-I,and the Varner & Spitler-Ann P. Jolliffe Heirs, No . 104-1; Tract No THENCE with the boundary line between the Jacob Dwyer - . Jolliffe &eirs Tract No. 108-a-I and the Varner & SpitlerAnn P. Jolliffe Heirs Tract No. 104-1 to a corner oommon to the two said tracts in a line of the H. H. Hudson-Ann P. Jolliffe Ann P . 113-1; Heirs Tract No .. - THENCE with the boundary line between the H H Hudson . Ann P Jolliffe Heirs Tract No. 113-1 and the Varner& Spitler- . . - Ann P Jolliffe Heirs Tract No 104 1 to a corner common to the two said tracts and common also to the . . Hudson-Julia C. H H . 113-11 and the Varner & Spitler-Julia C. Overall Heirs Tract No. 104-11; THENCE with the boundary lines between the H. H. HudsonJulia C. Overall Heirs Tract No. 113-11 and the Varner and Spitler-Julia C. Overall Heirs Tract No. 104-11, the J. W. Kendall -Julia C. Overall Heirs Tract No. 106-11 and the David Kendall -Julia C. Overall Heirs Tract No. 107-11, to a corner Overall Heirs Tract No . - . - common to the said Tract No 113 11 and the said Tract No 107 11 . H. Hudson-Ann P. Jolliffe Heirs Tract and common also to the H . 113-1 and the David Kendall-Ann P. Jolliffe Heirs Tract No. No - 107 1; , .. - THENCE with the boundary line between the H H Hudson . Jolliffe Heirs Tract No. 113-1 and the David Kendall-Ann P. Jolliffe Heirs Tract No. 107-1 to a corner oommon to the two said tracts and common also to the Weaver and Hudson-Ann P. Jolliffe Heirs Tract No. 109-1; Ann P is -9 �-V the Weaver and Hudson- THENCE with the boundary lines between the David Kendall . - . . Ann P Jolliffe Heirs Tract No 107 1 and Ann P Jolliffe Helrs Tract No . . 109- t ae Jacob No. 108-11 in a line Tract . 107- ; Tract No 1 and - 109 1 to a corner oommon to said . - Dwyer Ann P ? Jolliffe Heirs Tract . - of the said David Kendall Ann P Heirs Jolliffe 1 No THENCE with the boundary lines between the Weaver and Hudson . Ann P . 109-1 . - Jolliffe Heirs Tract No and the Jacob Dwyer Ann P 108 11 to a corner common to the two . H. said tracts and common also to the H . -- Heirs Tract No . - Hudson Ann P 113 a II; . H. THENCE with the boundary line between the H . Ann P . -a - Jolliffe Heirs Tract No . Jolliffe . - Jolliffe Heirs Tract No 113 Jolliffe Hudson II and the Jacob Dwyer . 108- - - 11 to a corner common to the Ann P Heirs Tract No two said traots and common also to the Jacob Dwyer Sllen Burrell . - .. - Tract No 108 1 and the H - - . -- Hudson Ellen Burrell Tract No 113 a I; H - THENCE with the boundary line between the Jacob Dwyer Ellen . - Burrell Traot No . -a- No 113 .. 108 1 and the H I to Station "Aw as H - Hudson Ellen Burrell Tract described in the judgment in rem entered in this proceeding on the 13th day of November 1933; THENCE with the several ibines described in the said judg - ment in rem, which lines are described as follows : BEGINNING at Station "A” , a butterwood on the north side of Greasy Run , corner to Jacob Dwyer and D THENCE . H. .. and D B Hershberger ; ° up the north side of said Run S 42 chains to Station "B", 00 ’ W 6.50 an ash on the north side of said Run ; THENCE crossing the Run at 1.00 chain, same tinued in all S 74° 30 ’ E 12.70 chains , to Station stone at the angle of "C” , a planted a fence ; ° 00 ' THENCE S 16 - course con W 3.95 chains to Station gate post ; -10 - "Dw , a south �V THENCE N 85° 30' W 0.90 chains to Station "35", a stake at the end of a fence on the south side of the road; THENCE S 15° 30’ W 4.80 chains to Station "F", an iron pin which hears S 15 O ' • - feet from a marked locust, corner to 30 * W the Grove and Spitler Tract ; THENCE with a line of the seme N 66° 00’ E 42 chains, passing or crossing a farm road at 15 chains to Station "G", a stake; THENCE N 81° 30’ E 13 chains to Station "H", a large white oak tree, which is a corner to the Frank Compton Tract, shown and . 112 on the County Ownership Step filed with delineated as Tract No the record in this proceeding; THENCE with the boundary line between the Grove and Spitler Tract and the said Frank Compton Tract to the point of intersection . 112 with the boundary line between the said Frank Compton Tract No . 119; . Ben Armentrout Tract No and the Mrs THENCE with the boundary lines between the Grove & Spitler . Ill and the Mrs. Ben Armentrout Tract No. 119 to a corner Tract No common to the two said tracts and common also to the Bank of Warren . 120 and the Tract No . Heiston Tract No. 125; John J THENCE with the boundary line between the Bank of Warren . 120 and the Tract No . Heiston Tract No. 125 to John J a corner . 120 and the Nina B. common to the said Bank of Warren Tract No . 114-a in a Dwyer Tract No . Heiston Tract line of the said John J . 125; No . Dwyer THENCE with the boundary line between the Nina B . Heiston Tract No. 125 to a corner common to the said Nina B. Dwyer Tract No. 114-a and the B. M. Willis Tract No. 122 in a line of the John J. Heiston Tract No. 125; . Tract No 114-a and the Jolim J . M. Willis THENCE with the boundary lines between the B . 122 and the Nina B. Dwyer Tract No. 114-a, the David Tract No . j. H. Frazier Tract No. 132 and No. 114-b to a corner common to the said . 131, the Dwyer Tract No . Dwyer Tract Nina B Mrs the . M. Willis Tract No. 122 and the said Nina B. Dwyer Tract No. 114-b and common also to the Ellis Miller Tract No. 124; B -11 �xv . THENCE with the boundary line between the Nina B Dwyer . 114-b and the Ellis Miller Tract No . Dwyer common to the said Nina B . 124 to a corner Tract No . 114-b and the Ben Tract No Menefee Estate Tract N0 123 in a line of the said Ellis Miller # . 124; Tract No THENCE with the boundary lines between the Bllis Miller . . Tract No 124 and the Ben Menefee Estate Tract No 123 to the point of intersection with a line of the Andrew J # Clark Tract . 138-b; Ho THSNCE with the boundary lines between the Ben Menefee . - . Clark Tract No. 138-b to J. Clark Tract No. 138-b and Estate Traci au 123 ana tRe narew J a corner common to the said Andrew . Huffman Tract No. 141 in a line Estate Traot No. 123; the Joseph A Menefee of the said Ben . Huffman THENCE with the boundary lines between the Joseph A . Clark Traot No. 138-b, the . Tract No 141 and the Andrew J . 147 and kett Atkins Tract No Bur - . Clark Tract No. 138, the Andrew J . Huffman Tract No. 141 to a corner common to the said Joseph A . 139 in a line of the said and the Joe Darnell Tract No . Andrew J . 138; Clark Tract No . Clark » THEN0E with the boundary lines between the Andrew J . . . Tract No 138 and the Joe Darnell Traot No 139, the Judith M . Cornwell Tract No. 134 to a corner common to the said Andrew J. Clark Traot No. 138 and the . 127-a Carter Tract No and the Lucy M . Cornwell Tract No. 134 and Dodson Traot No. 136; said Lucy M common also to the Lily . Cornwell THENCE with the boundary line between the Lucy M . 134 and the Lily Dodson Tract No. 136 to Tract No . 135 in a line corner common . 136 and the Joseph S. Dodson of the said Lucy M. Cornwell Traot No. to the said Lily Dodson Tract No Tract No a 134; -12- �. THENCE with the boundary lines between the Joseph S Dodson . 136, the Ben Woodward . Tract Ho 135 and the Lily Dodson Tract Ho . 121 and the Jeff T. Frazier and others Tract Ho. 137 to Tract Ho - the point of intersection with the boundary line of the land de scribed in the petition filed herein, as set forth in said petition; . Ho. 583, THEHCE with the said boundary line S 11° 34’ W to Pos an oak stake 14.9 feet north of nail in blaze on 6-inch locust and 17.9 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 7-inch poplar; . Ho. 582, THEHCE S 4° 21' W 497 feet, to Pos - a nail in triangular blaze on 5 inch poplar; . Ho. 581, THEHCE S 15° 58’ E 1499 feet, to Pos an oak stake 11.5 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 4-inoh chestnut - and 11.4 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 8 inch chestnut oak; . Ho. 580, THEHCE S 24° 14 ’ W 411 feet, to Pos an oak stake 11.5 feet southwest of nail in blaze on 6-inch redwood - bush and 16.8 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 15 inch basswood; . Ho. 579, THEHCE S 39° 38’ E 454 feet , to Pos an oak stake, 25 feet from nail in blaze on 6-inoh chestnut oak and 40.7 feet from nail in blaze on 6-inch chestnut oak; . Ho. 578, THEHCE S 70° 30’ E 320 feet , to Pos an oak stake 11.9 feet south of nail in blaze on 8-inch basswood - and 19.9 feet southwest of nail in blaze on 10 inch basswood; . Ho. 577, THENCE S 48° 48’ E 557 feet, to Pos an oak stake 12.9 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 4-inch chestnut oak and 14.8 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 3-inch chestnut oak; . Ho. 576, THEHCE H 83° 58’ E 549 feet, to Pos - a nail in triangular blaze on 10 inch poplar; . Ho. 575, THENCE H 6° 12' E 609 feet, to Pos - a nail in triangular'blaze on 5 inch poplar; . Ho. 574, THEHCE H 49° 251 E 1129 feet, to Pos an oak stake 6.7 feet southwest of nail in blaze on 4-inch birch - and 8.9 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 5 inch redwood bush; -13- �. No. 573, THENCE N 86° 04’ E 709 feet, to Pos . - an oak stake 8 E feet south of nail in blaze on 4 inoh dogwood and 5.0 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 5 inch dogwood; - . No. 578, THENCE S 58° 15' E 1183 feet, to Pos an oak stake 14.9 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 10 inch - - ohestnut oak and 8.5 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 5 inch ash; . No. 571, THENCE N 83° 46’ E 457 feet, to Pos a nail in triangular blaze on 8-inch white oak; . No. 570, THENCE S 19° 16’ E 1898 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 18.6 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 10 inch Spanish - oak and 15.3 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 7 inch chestnut oak; . No. 569, THENCE S 8° 00 * W 773 feet, to Pos an oak stake 13.5 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 7-inch dogwood and 19.3 feet east of nail in blaze on 8 inoh ohestnut oak; - . No. 568, THENCE S 3° 34' W 419 feet, to Pos - a nail in triangular blaze on 6 inch dogwood; . No. 567, THENCE S 75° 43 * W 804 feet , to Pos - an oak stake 6 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 7 inch ohestnut - oak and 8,9 feet east of nail in blaze on 4 inch ohestnut oak; THENCE N 71° 57' W 794 feet , to ^os. No. 566, an oak stake 4.8 feet northeast from nail in blaze on 6-inch ohestnut oak and 7.6 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 4-inch ohestnut oak; . . THENCE N 51° 03’ W 448 feet, to Pos No 565, - a nail in triangular blaze on 8 inch chestnut oak; . No. 564, THENCE N 88° 44 T W 1099 feet, to Pos ¥ - an oak stake 18.8 feet north of nail in triangular blaze on 4 inch - hickory and 14.8 feet west of nail in blaze on 4 inoh oak; . No. 563, THENCE N 63° 58’ W 1035 feet, to Pos an oak stake 10.8 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 8-inch chest - nut oak and 8.6 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 5-inch chestnut oak; THENCE S 84° 40 * W 358 feet, to Pos No 568, . . - an oak stake 88.5 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 18 inch hiokory and 7.8 feet southwest of .nail in blaze on 4 inch chestnut oak; - -14- �. No. 561, THENCE S 40 07’ W 536 feet, to Pos ° - an oak stake 4.4 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 4 inch chestnut - oak and 4.1 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 4 inoh chestnut oak; . . THENCE S 82° 01' W 406 feet, to Pos No 560, - a nail in triangular blaze on 6 inch oak; . No. 559, THENCE S 40° 46 W 552 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 17.9 feet southeast of nail in blaze on 6 inch sassafras - and 14.0 feet east of nail in blaze on 4 inch redwood bush; . . ° THENCE S 5 04* E 576 feet , to Pos No 558, - an oak stake 11.9 feet east of nail in blaze on 4 inch oak and 18.7 - feet northeast of nail in blaze on 4 inch ° oakjT > ^ . . THEN CE S 24 30' W 1146 feet, to Pos No 557, - a nail in triangular blaze on 8 inch apple tree; . . THENCE S 57° 39’ W 381 feet, to Pos No 556, - an oak stake 19.5 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 12 inch apple - tree and 25.5 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 10 inch apple tree; THENCE leaving the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein, and running with the boundary lines between the . . . - Laura F Swindler Tract No 169 a and the John Majors Tract No 180 to a corner common to the two said tracts and common also to the . - . Jeremiah Atkins Tract No 161 a and the Frank Cox Tract No 173; 4 — THE&0E with the boundary line between the Frank Cox Tract . - No 173 and the Laura Swindler Tract No, 169 a to the point of intersection with the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein, as set forth in said petition at Position ^ . No 555, an oak stake 12.6 feet northwest of nail in triangular blaze - on 12 inch chestnut oak and 10.5 feet south of nail in triangular - blaze on 10 inch chestnut ; ° THENCE S 23 11 ’ W 3060 feet, to a pos, No. 554, - an oak stake 5.8 feet south of nail in bleze on 6 inch locust and - 5 feet southwest of nail in blaze on 8 inoh locust ; —15 — �. . THENCE S 45° 16’ E 617 feet, to Pos No 563, - an oak stake 6.4 feet south of nail in blaze on 4 inch beech and " 6.9 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 4-inch persimmon; . No. 552, THENCE S 29° 04’ W 769 feet, to P os an oak stake 23.2 feet north of nail in blaze on 12-inch apple tree, and 1.3 feet west of chiseled cross in painted circle on rock; Pos. No. 551, THENCE S 74° 061 E 2260 feet, to - an oak stake 16.8 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 5 inoh wild - oherry and 15.8 feet north of nail in blaze on 8 inch wild cherry; £os. No. 550, THENCE S 59° 22’ E 958 feet, to - an oek tree 31.4 feet northwest of nail in blaze on 8 inch apple tree and 24 feet north of ohiseled cross in painted circle on rook; THENCE S 57° 14' E 510 feet , to £os No 549, . . an oak stake 20.4 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 6-inch pine and 22.2 feet east of nail in blaze on 5 inch pine; - . No. 548, THENCE S 64° 17' E 553 feet, to Pos an oak stake 3.4 feet west of nail in blaze on 5-inch gum and 6 feet south of nail in blaze on 7 -inch gum; . No. 547, THENCE N 61° 05' E 484 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 14.4 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 7 inch pine and 15.4 feet north of nail in blaze on 4-inch birch; . No. 546, THENCE N 59° 20’ E 676 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 12.9 feet northeast of nail in blaze on 4 inoh birch - and 13 feet east of nail in blaze on 4 inch oak; . No. 545, THENCE N 62° 44' E 793 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 14.9 feet from nail in blaze on 16 inoh oak and 17.4 - feet from nail in blaze on 5 inch pine; THENCE S 33° 161 E 512 feet , to - Pos. No. 544, a nail in triangular blaze on 7 inoh chestnut oak; . No. 543, THENCE S 51° 54' E 261 feet, to Pos an oak stake 16 feet from nail in blaze on 7-inoh dogwood and 7.1 feet from nail in blaze on 4-inoh hickory; -16 �. Ho. 542, THEHCE S 31° 21 ’ W 794 feet, to Pos j - an oak stake 14.4 feet from nail in blaze on 10 inch poplar and " 11.8 feet from nail in blaze on 8-inch poplar ; . Ho. 541, THEHCE S 29° 27’ W 512 feet, to Pos - an oak stake 11.3 feet from nail in blaze on 8 inch poplar and 6.5 feet from nail in blaze on 4-inoh oak; THEHCE leaving the boundary line of the land described in the petition filed herein, and running with the boundary line between the . Atkins Traot Ho. 267 and the Annie E. Jenkins Tract Ho. 193 Joseph B . Atkins to a corner common to the said Joseph B . 267 and the Tract Ho . . Woodward Estate Traot Ho. 212 in a line of the said Annie E. W H . 193; Jenkins Tract Ho . H. Woodward E. Jenkins Tract Ho. 193 to THEHCE with the boundary line between the W . 212 and the Estate Tract Ho Annie a . . Woodward Estate Tract Ho. 212 and the Elmira Pullen Tract Ho. 186 in a line of the said Annie E. Jenkins corner common to the said W H . 193; Tract Ho . THEHCE with the boundary line between the Annie E Jenkins . 193 and the Elmira Pullen Tract Ho. 186 to a corner Tract Ho common . Jenkins to the two said tracts and common also to the Hettie M . 192; Tract Ho THEHCE with the boundary line between the Elmira Pullen . . Jenkins Tract Ho 186 and the Hettie M common to the two said tracts and . 192 to a oorner common also to the P. H. O ’Bannon Tract Ho . 187; Traot Ho . Jenkins THEHCE with the boundary line between the Hettie M . 192 and the P. H Tract Ho * . 187 O'Bannon Traot Ho to a corner . Jenkins Traot Ho. 192 and the J. W. Ho. 191 in a line of the said P. H. O ’Bannon Tract common to the said Hettie M Jenkins Tract . 187; Ho . H. O ’Bannon THEHCE with the boundary line between the P . 187 and the J. W. Jenkins Tract Ho. 191 to a corner common to the said P H. O ’ Bannon Tract Ho. 187 and the Mary M. Claytor Tract Tract Ho » . 188; Ho -17 �. Claytor THENCE with the boundary line between the Mary M . 188 and the J. W. Jenkins Tract No. 191 to a corner Tract No common to the two said tracts and common also to the Hubert C, . 190; Jenkins Tract No . THENCE with the boundary line between the Mary M Claytor . 188 and the Hubert C. Jenkins Tract No. 190, to a corner common to the two said tracts and common also to the A. Jack Atkins Tract No. 198; Tract No . Jenkins THENCE with the boundary line between the Hubert C . 190 and the A. Jack Atkins Tract No. 198 to a corner common Tract No to the two said tracts and common also to the Silas Jenkins Tract . No 189; . Jack Atkins Traot THENCE with the boundary line between the A . . - No 198 and the Silas Jenkins Tract No 189 to the point of inter . Harrison Jenkins Tract No. 214; section with a line of the A . Harrison Jenkins THENCE with the boundary lines b etween the A . 214, the A. Jack Atkins Tract No. 198, the W. J. Rutherford No. 170, the C. W. Yates Trustee Tract No, 202 and the E. L. Traot No Tract . 207, to a corner common to the said A. Harrison Jenkins Tract No. 214 and the said E. L. Crane Tract No. 207 and Crane Tract No . 204 and the Sack and common also to the Nathan Jenkins Traot No . 205; Hunter Dodson Tract No THENCE with the boundary line between the Nathan Jenkins . 204 and the Jack and Hunter Dodson Tract No. 205, to a corner common to the H. A. Brown Tract No. 206 and the aid Jack ^ and Hunter Dodson Traot No. 205 in a line of the said Nathan Jenkins Tract No. 204; Tract No THENCE with the boundary lines between the Nathan Jenkins . 204 and the H. A. Brown Tract No. 206, to a corner common Traot No to the two said tracts and oommon also to the Nathan Jenkins Traot . 204-a and the C. J. and Louise Miller No . 199; No -18- . T. Taylor Traot and W � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. 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Title A name given to the resource Table of Tracts Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context table-of-tracts-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/92faf6827f614c0e6fd3b2f6ba6d9fcd.pdf d467d943dae6a14e61b1ea326681b4fb PDF Text Text ALL MESSAGES TAKEN BY THIS COMPANY ARE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS: To guard against mistakes or delays , the sender of a message should order it repeated , that is, telegraphed back to the originating office for comparison . 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Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Miscellaneous Documents Description An account of the resource The second series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 28 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are miscellaneous records including correspondence, petitions, orders, proceedings from the law and order book and affidavits. An additional file of interest to researchers includes the Panorama File, which includes detailed information on the history of the Panorama Resort. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Telegram on Press Report Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tracts: </strong>All tracts</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant All tracts Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context telegram-on-press-report-all-tracts https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/78363504a9bcbcc9579a44e10e5e5b5e.pdf c1758b659ceae3935d9f548bdc88ed08 PDF Text Text County: District: Rappahannock Piedmont NAME OF OWNER #119 126 Number of Acres: Location : - Armentrout,Mrs. Ben ; . - North fork Thornton River 27 miles to Culpeper, nearest shipping point, over 6 miles of rough mountain road, and 21 miles of macadam road Roads: Soil : . . Good depth and fertility, steep rocky slopes . North exposure . Chestnut oak bark was removed many years ago Choice merchantable timber has been removed in recent years, leaving a small amount of scattered timber, aggregating 64 M. History of Tract and condition of timber: - - Tenant house occupied by Joe Frazier,6 rooms,plastered, weatherboarded,meti.l roof unpainted Meat house,board roof; hen house,board roof; granary,poor roof; barn,shingle roof,dilapidated; Improvements: . Acreage and value of types : Value per acre Acreage Types Slope : Total Value 106 @ 3.00 $318.00 20 © 10.00 200.0Q Cove : Grazing Land : Cultivated Land : $518.00 Orchard : Minerals: Value of Land : $ 518*00 Value of Improvements: $ 520 * 00 520*00 Value of Orchard : $ Value of Minerals: $ Value of Timber: $ 128*00 128.00 $1166 00 # Value of Wood : $ Value per acre for tract: $ 9 *25 Incidental damages arising from the taking of this tract: $ NONE CLERK �County: Rappahannock District: Piedmont #119 A - Armentrout, Mrs, Ben U © •P uoi o a F.Compton A £ 1 * - f : Grove % & Spitler I •* 1 .. J T Dwyer ^T V V ank of Warren NVV LEGEND: Orchard Slope Grazing Land Ridge Tillable Land 1" Scale 20 chains Cove - = �- II - ItfCO " ^ - . : mi ‘ r o e s, ’ ¥~ ’ swrsr; ; oil: ut , Entirely m ' V . H. : K : C K Ben 1/ Inside Park Area e/iooessed acreage 126 Deed acreage 126 .- seeseed value 0558 Deed value $600.00( 1913 ) ar eh t neburner, end Oil liar Barth f cr k Thcpnt on River o r elol s, eta : Il ne towo* BT rTi t < Oulpopor nearest shipping print cvo: c rough mountain read nd 21 lies of . . £ 6 ' lies read naeada Gcal depth and fertility , steep reeky slopes / fflontr . creor'Q clol ©& * ICTue alelflSari .: * Dx TPICTs 0 < Titmr i , ' ' . — . ^ . " . . , ' . - . Berth exposure . 01st or?; c.f tract end c * ml tier of timber: Chestnut oak bark eae rot cved many years age Chelae ftcrohcntable ti ber ti b has boon re: eved in recent years, 1 rnring o BrAll a&cunt xk of scattered t trber aggregating 64 ; valued at 0.00 per t or 0128.00 • — — — ——— —— —.———-———————— —— Tennant house » occupied by Joe» Frasier 16 * X 32 , cotel reo? 16 x 16 » I 6 *f one plastered, veathorbeerded, * not painted 0250.00 i * X 10 * beard reef 16.00 Sect house 3 10.00 Hen house 10 » x 16 » , board reef 25, CO Grelnory lOf x 20 » , p cr reef ngl dllap«k . - .© roof Berm 241 » 32 * , oh ldeted 100.00 crohard CO treeo 36.00 : eattored trees ab * ut 100 0 acres @ C$36.0© per A 70.00 It . preve:. ent si ' , ' Value ;: nd eereoge cf land by torou : TCPOG, © 0? 20 KfT lope FC tv.'* “ Value per aero 03.00 10.00 • V v Total Value . Q2 G1.00 SCO 00 &BOT V value of land 0461.00 value of improvement a 508.00 120.00 value of ti bon value of tract £ Average value per acre c .f tree • 10,22 Total Total Total Total •s, ' There la no cc. plot © survey description for this tract and the Incomplete description that la evailbol © dcoo not fit the surrcurding swote * . tracta � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Court Proceedings Description An account of the resource The first series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 350 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are the legal proceedings for each individual tract of land that made up the one court case. In most cases, the individual case files consist of property surveys, assessments for the value of the land and improvements, and claims by the owner of the property. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Bulk of the collection dates 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Armentrout, Mrs. Ben Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tract: </strong>119; </p><p><strong>Location: </strong>Beech Spring Hollow; </p><p><strong>Cost/Acre: </strong>$4.47; </p><p><strong>Estimate Value: </strong>$532.00; </p><p><strong>Number of Acres: </strong>119.0; </p><p><strong>Monies Awarded: </strong>$1,166.00</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Tract 119 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context armentrout-mrs-ben-tract-119 Armentrout https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/50f043e469fba53d6af380c65b49eb14.pdf 8b565e6675f4994eefb2ff1af7f025dd PDF Text Text . -County: Rappahannock District: Piedmont NAME OF OWNER #156 - Atkins, Ashby G. Number of Acre*: Location : Home and three acres. Lee Highway just below turnbridge , entirely within the Park acre Roads : 11 miles over the Lee Highway to Luray, the nearest shipping point. . The soil is sandy loam of good depth and fertility but rocky practically level Soil : . It is land has all been grazed and cultivated and is open except for alders along the stream. The tract was bought for 1600.00 but only 200.00 has been paid. History of Tract and condition of timber : The - . ouse, log , with shed kitchen, 1 V story , 3 room , shingle roof , dilapidated ; Kitchen, shingle roof , dilapidated ; 2 hen houses ; Corn crib , Stone room, 12 apple trees improvements : . Acreage and value of types : Value per acre Acreage Types Total Value Slope : Cove : Grazing Land : Cultivated Land : 1 Orchard 3 - vs $50.00 $150.00 Orchard : Minerals : ^Q O O Value of Land : $ / Value of Improvements : $ 350 * 00 350.00 500.00 Value of Orchard : $ Value of Minerals : $ Value of Timber : $ Value of Wood : $ Value per acre for tract : $ Incidental damages arising from the taking of this tract : $ A home proposition. NONE �DISTRICT : #156 - Atkins , . Ashby C- PIED' KT G C UNTF .* RA PPAHANH CC K “ Acreage Claimed : Value Claimed : C amlned by : . E. H. Bfforsh and Gilliam Lee Highway just belor turnbridge entirely Location : within the Park Area Incumbrances, counter claims , laps, etc , ; . None known . . The soil Is sandy loan; of good depth and fer Soil : tility but rooky . It is practically level 11 .riles over the Lee Highway to Luray , the Roads ; nearest . shipping point History of tract and condition of timber : The land has all been grazed and cultivated and is open except for alders along the stream The tract was bought for $600.00 but only $200* 00 has been Impr over . paid The improvements consist of; the following : House ley , 15 x 16 : jk 9 - x 16 shed kitchen , 1$ story , 3 room , shingle root , delapid &ted $200.00 Kitchen log , 10 x 12 , swingle 10.00 roof , del & pldeted 5.00 2 Hen houses 8 x 10 5.00 Corn crib log , 6 x 10 10.00 Stale room log 8 x 10 75.00 12 apple trees ent s : -- - " — — — ---——-----—- --- —--—- -- - - - -- - - - -- Acreage Type Tillable and value of tract by types : Acreage 3 Value per acre $30.00 $90.00 Total value of land improvements 305.00 of value Total , 395.00 Total value of tract $13.17 Average value of tract per acre -- Total Value ^90.00 $365.66 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Court Proceedings Description An account of the resource The first series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 350 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are the legal proceedings for each individual tract of land that made up the one court case. In most cases, the individual case files consist of property surveys, assessments for the value of the land and improvements, and claims by the owner of the property. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Bulk of the collection dates 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Atkins, Ashby Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tract: </strong>156; </p><p><strong>Location: </strong>Below Turnbridge; </p><p><strong>Cost/Acre: </strong>$30.00; </p><p><strong>Estimate Value: </strong>$500.00; </p><p><strong>Number of Acres: </strong>3.0; </p><p><strong>Monies Awarded: </strong>$500.00</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Tract 156 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context atkins-ashby-tract-156 Atkins https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/c205e796685bbb2c226f5da20291c5d6.pdf d7e12451492e43e1e21052ef619d4897 PDF Text Text Coun off : Rappahannock ' District: piedmont NAME OF CLAIMANT #143 a Atkins, ritton L - - Number of Acres : 60 Location : . Head of Scott Hollow It is one mile over a rough road to the state highway at Turnbridge and thence 11 miles to Luray , the nearest shipping point. Roads : The soil is a fertile sandy loam with small rock on the cleared land an.: larger rock in the woods. Slopes are steep becoming gentle along the stream History of Tract and condition of timber : fhe bai K nd merchantable timber were removed since and on cove type good many years ago , but there has been little ire m , he fields are well cared for poplar oak, and locust to 8” DBH is found ana fertile. Soil : . ' W) / Improvements : Hon © • Acreage and value of types : Types Value per acre Acreage Slope : 39 Cove : 8 © Total Value $3.00 “•117.00 5.00 40.00 18.33 238.29 395'29 Grazing Land : Cultivated Land : 13 60 . Orchard : Minerals : Value of Land : $ 395.29 Value of Improvements : $ Value of Orchard : $ Value of Minerals : $ Value of Timber : $ Value of Wood : $ Value per acre for tract : $ 6•08 Incidental damages arising from the taking of this tract : $ NONE CLERK �#142 A * - Britton \/ . v * DISTRICT i ATAWTOCI: PIUDI; ITT Claimed: Acreage Value Calimed: location: Head of . octt Hollow . . Inomnbrananoes counter o3-aims or lane; Hone known It is one mile over a rough road to the state high Hoads: - way at Vurnbridge and thence 11 miles to I.uray » the . nearest shipping point The soil is a fertile sandy loam with small, Jpil: Rodk on . theclearec! land and larger rock in the woods lopes . aro steep becoming gentle along t e ctroan History of Tract and condition of tl bor: Hi© bark and merchantable timber were removed many years ago but there has been little fire since and on covo type good poplar oak, and . locust to 8" Edi is found* The fields are well cared . for and fertile 1m . rovenenta: - . Acreage . : one and value by ty» es: Tgnos: 1 Acreage Slope'' Cove Tillable Value Acre . Total 8 0.00 40.00 15 ~ 15.00 5.00 r Total value of land: Total value of tract: Average value per acre: I ������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Court Proceedings Description An account of the resource The first series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 350 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are the legal proceedings for each individual tract of land that made up the one court case. In most cases, the individual case files consist of property surveys, assessments for the value of the land and improvements, and claims by the owner of the property. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Bulk of the collection dates 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Atkins, Britton Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tract: </strong>142 - A; </p><p><strong>Location: </strong>Scott Hollow; </p><p><strong>Cost/Acre: </strong>$23.18; </p><p><strong>Estimate Value: </strong>$1,855.00; </p><p><strong>Number of Acres: </strong>80.0; </p><p><strong>Monies Awarded: </strong>$2,004.71</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Tract 142 - A Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context atkins-britton-tract-142-a Atkins https://omeka.lib.jmu.edu/erp/files/original/75f69e82a77e4451685279941c9d257c.pdf 02f4a3c4c4d27f01926e1ea541d786d2 PDF Text Text / . Count:/: pappsjhannock District: piedmont ; / / / / NAME OF CLAIMANT ! Atkins, Britton L. f 42 - Number of Acres: 30 Scott Hollow. Location : It is -g- mile to the state highway at Turnbridge ana thence 11 miles Luray to , the nearest shipping point Roads : . Soil: She soil is a sandy loam of good depth and fertility , but very rocky except on the lower side. Slopes are steep except along the stream The general exposure is to the south History of Tract and condition of timber : The bark a id merchantable timber has been removed and there, is left only good ypung growth to 3 D3H. The grazing land is in poor shape aue to overgrazing except along” the stream. The cultivated lmd is in good shape . . . - House, log , 2 story , 6 rooms , weatherboarded , paper roof , base ment and good rock foundation , fair condition; Barn, log , shed on side and end , shingle roof, poor condition, especially the roof ; Garage, frame , shingle roof, frame, shed on one bids,story . . new;, . Granary paper ,roof ( poorlog rooi ; Tenant house, log , house , ) , shingle , new: Corn.* ? 2 room, Acreage and value of tyfces: shee t ) (SeS at Improvements: . . taoied / Types Acreage Slope: 35 Value per acre Total Value $3.00 : 10o,00 18.33 660.00 Cove: 36 Grazing Land : Cultivated Land : 4 Orchard : o a 20.00 © • 80.00 86.00 V 400.00 1245 00 80 # Minerals: . Value of Land : $ 84O 00 Value of Improvements: $610.00 610.00 TSooTOTT Value of Orchard : $400.00 Value of Minerals: $ Value of Timber: $ Value of Wood : $ Value per acre for tract: $ ^ .13 o Incidental damages arising from the taking of this tract: $ NONE CLERK �/ County: Rappahannock District: piedmont i jl42 , Britton L. - (Atkins continued } Imorovements: Cont ’ d Weatherboarded , shingle roof ; Hen house , frame ; Corn house; log , shingle roof Orchard: The orchard consists of: 185 apple trees 10 years old 30 cherry trees 10 years old. 20 peach trees 10 years old. 15 pear trees 10 years old. 10 pi ira urees 10 years old A small vineyard. . . . �Claim of At Law. County, Virginia, No In the Circuit Court of The State CJoaimission on Conservation and Development of Jhe State of Virginia, Peti(7 o t / oU <* tioner, vs. J * JM , _ 3Y / County, Virginia, Defendants. more or less, of land in The undersigned , in answer to the petttion of the State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia, and in response to the notice of condemnation awarded upon the filing oApid petition and published in accordance with the order of the Circuit County, Virginia, asks leave of the Court to file this k Court of sai <Pmotic£. / > as his answer to s# My name is r. , l/.( jLLU Mv Post Office Address is I claim a right, title, estate or interest in X tract or parcel of land within the area sought acres, on whi h there are the following to be condemned , containing about. ? ? . f f? buildings and impr <)ven nts: ^ 7 l/ ^ r ^ __ JO * ^ __ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ __ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ __ ^ Virginia, in miles from.c nd is located about .Magisterial District of said County. th I claim the following right, title, estate or interest in the tract or parcel of land described above : ( In this space claimant should say whether he is sole owner or joint owner, and if joint owner give names of the joint owners. If claimant is not sole or joint owner, he should set out exactly what right, title, estate or interest he has in or to the tract or parcel of land described ^ The land oTOr adjacent to the above described tractLor parcel of land are as follows : A North. j South East ~ West the I acquired my right, title, estate or interest to this property about the year ?/Zr ( following manner : ^ _— c v y _ _tZin ^ ]?C_ /tit _ _los*-(Lt/U4_ &*- ^ -x - Fclaim that the total value of this tract or parcel of land with the improvements there I claim that the total value of my right, title, estate or interest, on is $ - /-&+.& in and to this tract or parcel of land with the improvements thereon is acres of land adjoining the above described tract or I am the owner of parcel of land but lying outside the Park area, which I claim will be damaged by the proposed condemnation of lands within the Park area, to the extent of v ( In the space below should be set out any additional statements or information as to this claim v/hich claimant desires to make ; and if practicable he should also insert here a description of the tract or parcel of land by metes and bounds ) , j 3jOC)_ Remarks :. ^ OLC ^ Witness of — _ * _ A 3 0-0-0- rnJL _ d^CUL<jL ^ > ( Continue remarks if my signature ( or my name and mark attach ' ^^ ^ necessary on the back ) . 7 hereto ) kthi ; f . - day , -wit : ,. , .,. . , To OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY 01 . STA’ _ ^The undersigned hereby certifies that the above named claimant personally appeared before him and made oath that the matters ve answer are true to the best of his knowledge and belief , and things ap] this c ^ Clprk of the Court, er- - Notary-Publicror Justice of the Peace. �Claim of At Law. County, Virginia, No In the Circuit Court of The State CJoaimission on Conservation and Development of Jhe State of Virginia, Peti(7 o t / oU <* tioner, vs. J * JM , _ 3Y / County, Virginia, Defendants. more or less, of land in The undersigned , in answer to the petttion of the State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia, and in response to the notice of condemnation awarded upon the filing oApid petition and published in accordance with the order of the Circuit County, Virginia, asks leave of the Court to file this k Court of sai <Pmotic£. / > as his answer to s# My name is r. , l/.( jLLU Mv Post Office Address is I claim a right, title, estate or interest in X tract or parcel of land within the area sought acres, on whi h there are the following to be condemned , containing about. ? ? . f f? buildings and impr <)ven nts: ^ 7 l/ ^ r ^ __ JO * ^ __ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ __ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ __ ^ Virginia, in miles from.c nd is located about .Magisterial District of said County. th I claim the following right, title, estate or interest in the tract or parcel of land described above : ( In this space claimant should say whether he is sole owner or joint owner, and if joint owner give names of the joint owners. If claimant is not sole or joint owner, he should set out exactly what right, title, estate or interest he has in or to the tract or parcel of land described ^ The land oTOr adjacent to the above described tractLor parcel of land are as follows : A North. j South East ~ West the I acquired my right, title, estate or interest to this property about the year ?/Zr ( following manner : ^ _— c v y _ _tZin ^ ]?C_ /tit _ _los*-(Lt/U4_ &*- ^ -x - Fclaim that the total value of this tract or parcel of land with the improvements there I claim that the total value of my right, title, estate or interest, on is $ - /-&+.& in and to this tract or parcel of land with the improvements thereon is acres of land adjoining the above described tract or I am the owner of parcel of land but lying outside the Park area, which I claim will be damaged by the proposed condemnation of lands within the Park area, to the extent of v ( In the space below should be set out any additional statements or information as to this claim v/hich claimant desires to make ; and if practicable he should also insert here a description of the tract or parcel of land by metes and bounds ) , j 3jOC)_ Remarks :. ^ OLC ^ Witness of — _ * _ A 3 0-0-0- rnJL _ d^CUL<jL ^ > ( Continue remarks if my signature ( or my name and mark attach ' ^^ ^ necessary on the back ) . 7 hereto ) kthi ; f . - day , -wit : ,. , .,. . , To OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY 01 . STA’ _ ^The undersigned hereby certifies that the above named claimant personally appeared before him and made oath that the matters ve answer are true to the best of his knowledge and belief , and things ap] this c ^ Clprk of the Court, er- - Notary-Publicror Justice of the Peace. �Atkins . .^ Britton L C ' Value Calimed: . Scott Hollow . Incumbrances .5 counter claims or Ians: Roads: . Soil: ITone known It is >. mile to the state highway at tumbridge and , thence Hii > mil6s to Luray , the nearest shipping point # | . The soil is a sandy loam or good depth and fertility but very rocky except on the lower side Slopes are steep except along the stream The general exposure is to the south . . History of RAPPAHAUN0 CK DISTRICT: PIEDMONT Acreage Claimed: Location : T: : - Tract and condition of timber: The bark and merchantable tim ber has 'been removed and there is left only good young growth to 3 EBH The gracing land is in poor shape ” due to overgrazing except along the stream The cul tivated land is in good shape Improvements : . . . - The improvements consist of the following: House log 20 x 29 , 2 story 6 rooms , weather boarded , paper roof , base ment and good rock foundation , , , fair condition Bam log , 10 x 19 , , 300.00 10 shed on side and end , shingle roof , poor condi tion , especially the roof Garage , frame , 8 x 13 / x 9 , paper roof ( poor ) , new Granary , frame 12 x 19 x 8 , shed on one side , shingle roof , new Corn house , log 8 x 12 x 6 , shingle roof Benant house , log 10 x 19 , ly story , 2 rooms , weather boarded , shingle roof Hen house , frame , 8 x 10 x Q , Corn house , log , 6 x 11 x 6 , shingle roof - 00.00 ,- 20.00 100.00 20.00 - Orchard: —- - 50.00 15.00 15.00 • 576.06 The ox chard consists of : 185 apple trees 10 yrs old 30 cherry trees 10 yes old 20 peach trees 10 yrs old 15 pear trees 10 yrs ola 10 plum trees 10 yrs , old a small vineyard There are 5 acres valued at $80.00 per acre ... . Acreage and "value by types: Types: Slope Grazing Tillable Orchard Acreage 35 36 4 O 33 Value Per Acre $2.00 10.00 15.00 . eo oo Total Value 76700 360.00 60.00 $490.00 — 400 , �#14£ - Atkins, Britton L.-v > Total value of land: 00.00 Total value of improvements: 570.00 Total value of Orchard: 400.00 *1400.00 Total value of tract: Average value per acre: $18.25 s (Cont ’d ) �; i ! i i Virginia: In the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County; The State Commission and Conservation Development of the State of Virgina . . Plaintiff • . v/ Exceptions and Answer Britton 1 Atkins . Clifton Aylor, et als , etc• 1 . R. H. Alexander, Judge To the Honorable J Defendant So • of said Court ; . Atkins, Your respondent and axcaptant , Britton L excepts to the Report of Appraisers filed in the Clerks Office of this Court on the 18" day of May, 1922, in the - above entitled cause , for the following reasons, to wit ; 1st ; That said appraisers only allowed him the sum of S1855 o 00 for 80 acres of land , and the further sum of | $395.29 for 60 acres of land proposed to be taken in this cause; 2nd ; - That said sums so allowed are absolutely inadeq uate , unfair and unjust , and that said lands and improve - ments are of far greater value than the amounts so allowed . him by said Appraisers ; and that he can and will show by proper evidence that said sums so allowed as aforesaid are inadequate , unfair and unjust; 3rd; That the tracts of land proposed to be taken will - be found described in Record 149 , Tracts HO 142 and 142a, filed in said Clerks Office; Therefore , he prays that he be not deprived of his said property without just compensation, and that said ap - praisers be required to correct their findings and allow him the true value of his said land , or that other apprais - ers be appointed to re appraise his said property, and he will ever pray, etc ° » V Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15 " day July, 1932c - ��% t Virginia; . Tn the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County The State Commission on Conservation and hevelopuent of the State of Virginia, . V8 Clifton *iylor, et ala • , etc• 7 Your respondent in obedience to an order entered in these proceedings on the 3C day of August , 195£, says that the tract of land owned by him ia the same tract of land found by the Ap - praiaal CoEuniesioners to be owned by him, aa shown and de - lineated on the map returned with the report of one Board of Anpraaial Comriesioners, and the auric tract of land described In the Exceptions filed to uuid report by your . respondent By Counsel, / / , 77 - ^ .a p » V . ".. *- * �* • * * % �o ! VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia Petitioner , V. AT LAW NO. 149 - Clifton Aylor and others and Thirty Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of land , More or Less , - Defendants . On the TS&h day of March , 1934, came the petitioner in the above stjrled proceeding , and exhibited the record in said proceeding, including the report of the Commissioners therein, Table n and m oard of Appraisal thereof, and the county Ownership Map filed therewith ; and including also the several - exceptions and objections to said report and motions to dis approve and decline to accept the same filed with the record , and the several motions of petitioner praying the dismissal of the said exceptions, objections and motions , under authority of - Section 35 of the Public Park Condemnation Act , on the said ex ceptions , objections and motions , the several answers thereto , - and the supporting affidavits filed with the record ; and in cluding also the order of this Court , setting this proceeding ft for hearing on the 23rd day of February , 1934, and the affidavits . 49 filed in the record , showing the form and manner in which, in compliance with the terms of the said order , copies thereof v/ere - furnished to the several exceptants , objectors and movants men tioned in the table hereinafter I set i out ,jand to their counsel of record ; and including also the orderjof this Court continuing the said hearing , and setting this proceeding for hearing on /u uc , . this the fcSth day of March, 1934 Petitioner further exhibited to the court report of the findings of arbitrators as to certain matters submitted to them under arbitration agreements hereinafter mentioned , which - report petitioner moved the Court to order filed with the . record -1- �c - A And thereupon petitioner showed to the Court that arbitration agreements had been entered into by and between the petitioner and a number of the exceptants to the report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners herein; that under authority and in pursuance of the said arbitration agreements, r ’ • arbitrators were duly appointed , arbitration hearings were duly had , and that the above mentioned arbitrators ’ report set forth the findings of the said arbitrators acting under authority . of the said arbitration agreements Petitioner further showed to the Court that , inter alia , questions as to the value of the fee simple estate in the numbered tracts of land within the area described in the petition herein, shown in the following table , and described under their respective numbers in the said report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners herein, and as to incidental damages mitted to the said arbitrators , in pursuance of the said agreewhich will arise upon the condemnation thereof , were duly sub - ments , by the petitioner and some or all of the respective ex ceptants , objectors and movants whose names are set out after each of the said numbered tracts in the said table , which table is as follows: �Thereupon petitioner , by counsel moved the court to amend the findings as to value and damages set forth in Tables - II and III of the said report of the Board of Appraisal Commis sioners to conform with the findings of the said arbitrators; and , thereafter , to overrule and dismiss the several motions • *, -• comthereto , to disapprove the findings of the said Board of Appraisal missioners and the several objections and exceptions submitted by the several exceptants , objectors and movants whose names are set out in the above table , on their several exceptions , objections and motions, the answers thereto , and the supporting affidavits filed with the record , whether or not they or any of them are not lav/fully bound by the findings of the said arbitrators, by reason of their omission or failure - - in fact to execute and enter into the above mentioned arbitra tion agreement , or by reason of any defect in form or of substance « in the execution of said arbitration agreement , or by reason . of any lade of power to execute the said arbitration agreement - Upon consideration of all which it is adjudged and or " dered that the findings as to value and incidental damages as shown in Table II. and Table m of the said report of the Board of Appraisal Commissioners as to the numbered tracts set forth in the above set out table should be and are amended in so far as that may be necessary to make the said findings conform with the findings set forth in the said report of findings by the said arbitrators; end the said amendments having been tions to disapprove the findings of the Board of Appraisal com- made , it is further adjudged and ordered that the several mo missioners , and the several exceptions and objections thereto , - filed by the several exceptants , objectors and movants mention ed in the above set out table should be and are overruled and dismissed , on their several exceptions, objections and motions, the answers thereto, and the supporting affidavits filed with -4 J �V the record, whether they did or did not, in fact , severally exe- cute and enter into the above mentioned arbitration agreements with the petitioner in such form and with such effect that . they were and are lawfully bound by its terms and conditions It is further adjudged and ordered that the above mentioned amendments in the amounts of value and incidental damages set forth in Tables II and HI of the report of the Board of Appraisal commissioners herein, be made to appear by the Clerk of this Court, on the face of the said tables, accompanied with appropriate references to the date of entry of this order , by inserting the amended amounts of value in Table n of said report in red ink by the side of the numbered tract to which they relate, and by inserting with red ink in Table of said report a note setting forth whether dr not m any findings as to the amount of incidental damages was made by the said arbitrators, and if the amount of any such incidental damages was found by the said arbitrators, the amount thereof and the numbered tract out of the condemnation of which such incidental % damages were found to arise ; all in substantially the form and manner and in the exact amounts as shown below: �' X- * TABLE II - 24, 54, 70 x , For amendments in amounts of value of tractssee order entered 142 , 148, -151, 151 a , 152 , 164, 164 a , 173 , herein March <pf , 1934. - - TRACT NUMBER Jg; 24 54 70 1 142 148 151 151 a 152 164 164 a 173 - * lo 31 */.6 d X'l 3 * , a o ^ / Ao 0 , flc X o o Lf , 7! . 77 . 3 3 37 * A 6 6 A S . a 0' 3 / vT, SIS / L 'S' o c t o0 3 „ / *rco oo X tc o 7, o fi - - 1' ; . V - i> - TABLE III trators , except No findings as to incidental damages by Arbi damages to re .as to Tract #151, as follows: incidental movable furnishings 662.00. 1S 34 See order entered herein March - £ ^ < •. -6- . �LI It is furtiier adjudged arid ordered that the abovementioned report of arbitrators be filed with the record of this proceeding: to /lit , a report bearing date February 21, - - • . R. H. Alexander , H. W. uertram and 1934, and signed by J Philip Jilliams ; and suppelemental report bearing date . R. H. Alexander , February 27 , 1934, and signed by J . W Bertram and Philip hilliams; and amended report bearing date March 1, 1934, and signed by j R. H. Alexander , H W. Bertram . . . and Philip Williams \ - tv 9 * f • • -7 J �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Rappahannock County SNP Records: Court Proceedings Description An account of the resource The first series in the Rappahannock County SNP Records collection consists of 350 files related to the court proceedings from The State Commission on Conservation and Development of the State of Virginia v. Clifton Aylor and others, and Thirty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred (37,400) Acres of Land, more or less, in Rappahannock County, Virginia. This was a court case initiated by the state of Virginia in order to acquire privately held land located within the boundary of Rappahannock County in the northern Blue Ridge Mountains. Within the boundaries of eight counties, the state of Virginia, in collaboration with the Federal government, used eminent domain condemnation, a process that involves the seizure of an individual's private property for public use, without the owner’s consent, but with payment of compensation to create the Shenandoah National Park. The documents in this collection are the legal proceedings for each individual tract of land that made up the one court case. In most cases, the individual case files consist of property surveys, assessments for the value of the land and improvements, and claims by the owner of the property. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Bulk of the collection dates 1930 to 1934 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource Atkins, Britton Description An account of the resource <p><strong>Tract: </strong>142; </p><p><strong>Location: </strong>Scott Hollow; </p><p><strong>Cost/Acre: </strong>$6.58; </p><p><strong>Estimate Value: </strong>$395.29; </p><p><strong>Number of Acres: </strong>60.0; </p><p><strong>Monies Awarded: </strong>$395.29</p> Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Rappahannock County Circuit Courthouse Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available JMU Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/</a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Tract 142 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context atkins-britton-tract-142 Atkins