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Newspaper notice by William Burns, Clerk of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi, dated 18 June 1845, that a dividend will be paid to creditors of several bankrupts, among them Jeremiah Bearden of Pike County.
Newspaper notice by William Burns, Clerk of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi, dated 18 June 1845, that a dividend will be paid to creditors of several bankrupts, among them Jeremiah Bearden of Pike County. 18 Jun 1845 · notice
Source: Mississippi newspaper (title not shown on the clipping), via the family tree
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Keep in mind: What the page says: 'Notice to creditors in bankruptcy ... Peterfield Jefferson, of Hinds county, Lewis G. Gallaway, of Holmes, Peter Donan, of Hinds, Jeremiah Bearden, of Pike ...', signed Wm. Burns, Clerk District Court U.S., June 18th, 1845. Whether this is our person: Likely, not Confirmed, that this Jeremiah Bearden of Pike County is the tree's Jeremiah Bearden (1791-1850), who lived in Pike County, Mississippi; the notice gives no age or family.
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Newspaper advertisement (a Mobile paper) asking for information about Jeremiah Bearden of Holmesville, Mississippi, about 55 years old, who came to the city and is supposed to be sick or dead; inquiries are to go to H. Murray Quin.
Newspaper advertisement (a Mobile paper) asking for information about Jeremiah Bearden of Holmesville, Mississippi, about 55 years old, who came to the city and is supposed to be sick or dead; inquiries are to go to H. Murray Quin. undated (about 1846) · advertisement column
Source: Mobile Daily Advertiser (masthead partly shown), via the family tree
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Keep in mind: What the page says: 'INFORMATION is wanted of JEREMIAH BEARDEN, of Holmesville, Miss., who came to this city about the 10th inst. He is about 55 years of age, and he is supposed to be sick or dead ... H. MURRAY QUIN'; the date is not printed in the clipping. Whether this is our person: Likely, not Confirmed: an age of about 55 and a Holmesville home fit the tree's Jeremiah Bearden (b. 1791, Pike County), which would put the notice about 1846.
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