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- Tuesday, 22 January 1884 Taylor Circuit Court Orders, page 376 Equity
Thomas Coakley as Surviving partner of Haselwood & Coakley (Plaintiff) vs Mary J. Warren & C (Defendants) This day the defendant by attorney for the non resident defendants herein with leave of Court filed his report as such.
Wednesday, 23 January 1884 Taylor Circuit Court Orders, page 378 Equity
Thomas Coakley as Surviving partner of Haselwood & Coakley (Plaintiff) vs Mary J. Warren & C (Defendants) Summons having been executed on the defendants R. F. Warren, H.H.Warren, Mary Underwood and her husband Lewis Underwood, more than ten days before the first day of this circuit court and they having failed to answer it is therefore ordered by the court that the allegations of plantiff petition be taken as confessed against them and this cause is continued until the next term of this court with Alias summons to Larue County for R. W. Warren and to Hart and Barren Counties for James I. Warren.
24 January 1884 Taylor Circuit Court Orders, page 412 Equity
Thomas Coakley as Surviving partner of Haselwood & Coakley (Plaintiff) vs Mary J. Warren & C (Defendants) Upon the motion of W. X. Young attorney for the non resident defendants herein and for cause shown it is ordered by the court that he be allowed the sum of five dollars for hs service as such herein which amount is ordered to be paid by the plantiff and taxed as costs herein.
25 June 1884 Taylor Circuit Court Orders, page 535 Equity
Thomas Coakley as Surviving partner of Haselwood & Coakley (Plaintiff) vs Mary J. Warren & C (Defendants) This day the plantiff by attorney with leave of court filed are amended petition herein.
26 June 1884 Taylor Circuit Court Orders, page 553 Equity
Thomas Coakley as Surviving partner of Haselwood & Coakely (Plaintiff) vs Mary J. Warren & C (Defendants) Upon the motion of the plantiff by attorney this cause is now submitted to the court for adjudication.
14 October 1884 Taylor Circuit Court Orders, page 6 Equity
Thomas Coakley as Surviving partner of Haselwood & Coakely (Plaintiff) vs Mary J. Warren & C (Defendants) (Nothing stated in this order)
17 October 1884 Taylor Circuit Court Orders, page 65 Equity
Thomas Coakley as Surviving partner of Haselwood & Coakely (Plaintiff) vs Mary J. Warren & C (Defendants) No exceptions having been filed to the report of land sale filed herein on a former day of the present term and ordered to be over the days for exceptions the same is now approved and confirmed by the court and ordered to be recorded and the master commissioner is ordered to convey by deed to the purchaser the land deed herein.
20 October 1884
Record of Commissioner Deeds - Taylor County Court Whereas is the action of Thomas Coakley Surviving Partner of Hazelwood & Coakley - Plantiff against Mary Jane Warren & C - Defendants, pending in the Taylor Circuit Court as order was entered at the JuneTerm, 1884 directing Chas Patterson commissioner of said Court, to expose for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, the property hereinafter described and WHEREAS said property was sold in accordance with said order, on the 1st day of September 1884 for the sum of Two Hundred and Ninety Dollars and (zero) cents, when Thos Coakley became purchaser thereof and WHEREAS the report of said sale was confirmed by said Court at the October Term, 1884, and at the October Term, 1884, an order was entered directing Chas Patterson Commissioner, to execute a deed of conveyance of said property to said Thos Coakley but for greater certainty the record and proceedings in said case are referred to. Now, therefore this Indenture made and entered into this (Blank) day of (Blank) 18__ between between Mary J. Warren, John A.Warren, F. G. Warren, Elizabeth Skaggs, W. A. Skaggs & C by Chas Patterson as commissioner aforesaid, has sold and by this writing convey to said party of the second part, and his heirs, assigns forever, the following described property, to wit: One half of the Avery Warren tract of land which lies on the waters of Brush Creek in Taylor County, Kentucky and is bounded as follows " Viz ": Beginning at Little Brush Creek on a Hickory running east with John Wood and Patsy Thompson line to a small maple thence S. with John & George Coakleys line to a stone thence West with Mike Scotts line with the branch to the Creek thence up the Creek to the beginning containing 125 acres more or less. To have and to hold said property with its appertances unto said grantee his heirs and assigns. The said commissioner conveys the right, title and interest, legal and equitable of the said Mary Warren, John A. Warren, F.G.Warren, James I. Warren, Elizabeth Skaggs, W. A. Skaggs & others in and to said property, and warrants the title thereto; so for as he is authorized by the judgement, orders, and proceedings in said cause, and no further; but he does not bind himself personally by anything contained herein, in any event, whatever. In testimony Whereof, said Chas Patterson commissioner aforesaid, has hereunto subscribed his name this 17th day of October, 1884. Chas Patterson commissioner T.C.C. Acknowledged by the commissioner,
examined and approved in open Court, this 17th day of October, 1884.
Chas A. Hardin, judge TCC State of Kentucky, Taylor Circuit Court - Sct
Tho E. Greene, Clerk of the Taylor Circuit Court, do hereby certify that this Deed from Mary
Warren & C by Chas Patteson, Commissioner of said Court to Thomas Coakley was on the
17th day of October 1884, presented in open Court by commissioner, and was by him duly acknowledged to be his act and deed. And the said Deed having been examined by the Court,
was approved and confirmed, and so indorsed by the judge,andordered transmitted, duly
certified, to the Clerk of the Taylor County Court for record,which is now done accordingly,
Given under my hand this 20th day of October 1884
Attest: Tho E. Greene, Clerk Taylor Circuit Court State of Kentucky County of Taylor - Sct I, A. F. Campbell, Clerk of the Court do hereby certify that the foregoing Deed from Mary J. Warren By Chas Patteson, commissioner of the Taylor Circuit Court, toThomas Coakley was produced to me in my office on the 25th day of October1884, certified as above record. Whereupon the same, and the foregoing, and this Certificate have been recorded in my office. Given under my hand this 31st day of October 1884 Attest: A. F. Campbell Clerk, Taylor County Court
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