Note from Edwin F. Corey to J. Peabody, Esq. concerning an error in dating a certification for Raphael J. Moses, January 25, 1882 Legal opinion offered to Thomas McAllister by Harper & Haddell that the titles to the several tracts of land of Mr. D. N. Gibson, located in Girard, Alabama, detailed in the document, are good, March 29, 1882 List of properties with a note on the back saying “the within described property, so far as Gibson is concerned & so far as I can ascertain from the record, is not encumbered by any recorded lien”, G. Waddell for Hooper & Waddell, March 30, 1882 Quit Claim Deed whereby William Bond released to H.E. Sherman any claim he had on Girard town lots #74 and #75 for $5, April 1, 1882 Quit Claim Deed whereby H. E. Sherman released to D. M. Gibson any claim he had on Girard town lots #74 and #75 for $5, April 1, 1882 Quit Claim Deed whereby J. W. Lewis and S. M. Lewis released to David N. Gibson any claim they had on Girard town lot #186 for the sum of $[illegible], April 1, 1882 Quit Claim Deed whereby Nancy Lowenstin [?], Charles Cochran, Emma Cochran and Ida Cash released to David N. Gibson any claim they had on Girard town lot #186 for $40, April 4, 1882 Deed whereby David N. Gibson sold all or parts of Girard town lots #178, #181, #185, #182 #186, #106, #104, #71, #72, #103, #102, #186, #74, #78 to Thomas McCallister [or McAllister] for $7,400, April 5, 1882 Quit Claim Deed whereby David N. Gibson released to Thomas McCallister [or McAllister] any claim he had on Girard town lot #182 for $100, April 5, 1882 Deed whereby Jeremiah and Lucy Turner, Mack S. and Beulah Reid and Mary Ann Turner sold Girard town lot #76 to the Eagle & Phenix Manufacturing Company for $500, April 6, 1882 Quit Claim Deed whereby Jeremiah and Lucy Turner, Mack S. and Beulah Reid and Mary Ann Turner released to the Eagle & Phenix Manufacturing Company any claim they had on Girard town lot #176 for an undisclosed sum, April 6, 1882 Statement by Mary A Turner confirming that C. L. Peacock had her authority to sign for her in the matter of Girard town lot #76, April 6, 1882 Quit Claim Deed whereby Jesse Hyde and his wife Nora Hyde released to David N. Gibson any claim they had on Girard town lot #186 for $40, April 8, 1882 Letter from Peabody & Brannen, Attorneys at Law stating that in their opinion the title to the deeds to the Hungerford property is a good one, April 28, 1882 Deed whereby J. M. Carmichael, Alabama State Auditor, transferred Girard town lot #102 to N. L. Martin “by virtue of the sale for taxes”, July 27, 1882 Deed whereby J. M. Carmichael, Alabama State Auditor, transferred Girard town lot # 106 to N. L. Martin “by virtue of the sale for taxes”, July 27, 1882 Deed whereby J. M. Carmichael, Alabama State Auditor, transferred Girard town lot # 110 to N. L. Martin “by virtue of the sale for taxes”, July 27, 1882 Deed whereby J. M. Carmichael, Alabama State Auditor, transferred Girard town lot # 111 to N. L. Martin “by virtue of the sale for taxes”, July 27, 1882 Deed whereby J. M. Carmichael, Alabama State Auditor, transferred Girard town lot # 112 to N. L. Martin “by virtue of the sale for taxes”, July 27, 1882 Deed whereby J. M. Carmichael, Alabama State Auditor, transferred Girard town lot # 113 to N. L. Martin “by virtue of the sale for taxes”, July 27, 1882 Deed whereby J. M. Carmichael, Alabama State Auditor, transferred Girard town lot # 117 to N. L. Martin “by virtue of the sale for taxes”, July 27, 1882 Deed whereby J. M. Carmichael, Alabama State Auditor, transferred Girard town lot # 245 to N. L. Martin “by virtue of the sale for taxes”, July 27, 1882 Deed whereby J. M. Carmichael, Alabama State Auditor, transferred Girard town lot # 71 to N. L. Martin “by virtue of the sale for taxes”, August 7, 1882 Deed whereby J. M. Carmichael, Alabama State Auditor, transferred Girard town lot # 72 to N. L. Martin “by virtue of the sale for taxes”, August 7, 1882