Title to Real Estate, Spartanburg Co., S.C.
C. W. Morgan to J. O. Hall, March 18, 1919, recorded in Volume 5Z page 683
C. W. Morgan sells his one-half interest in Landrum lots 17 and 19, which they purchased from Nannie Bomar.
Title to Real Estate, Spartanburg Co., SC: J. O. Hall and C. W. Morgan to A. D. Plumley, March 18, 1919, recored in Volume 5Y page 313.
In Landrum, lots numbered 20, 21, 22, and 23. Being part of the lots bought of Nannie L. Bomar on 18th Feby 1916.
Later the same day, A. D. Plumley will sell the same property back to J. O. Hall for a higher price.
Clerk's Official Receipt from Woodmen of the World. Date 2/22 1919. Received of Benj. Plumly For Assess. No. 1919 or Install. No. 1 to 12 1919
Sovereign Camp Fund: $10.44
Camp Montly Dues from 1919: $1.80
Specials: $1.20
Total: $13.44
Signed by E. L. Broome, Clerk, Blue Ridge Camp No. 186.
Spartanburg Co., SC tax receipt. From B. J. Plumley, $1.32. Of that, $1.31 was for taxes due on 2 lots valued at $35; the other penny was a 1% penalty.
Empty envelope. Return address:
Old St. Stephen's Club
19 So. Tenth Street
Philadelphia
Addressed to:
Mrs. Geo. W. Plumley
Landrum
S.C.
Route 2
Postmarked: Philadelphia, PA March 26, 1918
Spartanburg County, SC tax receipt. From B. J. Plumley, 16 cents paid on 1 lot valued at $5. Plus 1 cent penalty, for total tax and penalty of 17 cents.
Empty envelope. Return address:
The A. Bentley & Sons Company of Toledo, Ohio
Field Office of Quartermasters' Training Camp Contract
Jacksonville, Florida
Addressed to:
Mr. B. J. Plumley,
1440- 38th St.,
Norfolk, Va.
Marked:
Registered mail receipt required by, - Payroll Department.
REGISTERED
Postmarked Jacksonville, Florida, November 30, 1917
Empty envelope sent from Colgate & Co., 30 York St., Jersey City, N. J. to Mr. Lewis Beneau, Landrum, South Carolina. R.D.#2
Postmarked Jersey City, NJ 1917
Handwritten on back: not Gther Cotton nor Potato
State of South Carolina, Spartanburg County.
Nannie Landrum Bomar to J. O. Hall and C. W. Morgan.
Title to Real Estate Filed March 20, 1916, and recorded in Vol 5Q Page 99.
Consists of lots:
Lot No. 17 on north side of Bomar Avenue, fronting 80' and having a depth of 260', containing about 13/27 acre;
Lot No. 18 on the north side of Bomar Avenue, fronting 80' and having a depth of 260', containing about 13/27 acre;
Lot No. 19 on the north side of Bomar Avenue, fronting 80' and having a depth of 260', containing about 13/27 acre;
Lot No. 20 on the north side of Bomar Avenue, fronting 80' and having a depth of 260', containing about 13/27 acre;
Lot No. 21 on the north side of Bomar Avenue, fronting 80' and having a depth of 260', containing about 13/27 acre;
Lot No. 22 on the north side of Bomar Avenue, fronting 80' and having a depth of 260', containing about 13/27 acre;
Lot No. 23 on the north side of Bomar Avenue, fronting 52'; thence along G.M. Riddle's land in a northerly direction 287.5'; thence easterly along R.S. Lee's land 163'; thence southerly along the line of Lot 22 some 260' to Bomar, containing about 5/8 acre.
The foregoing Lots are bounded by Bomar Avenue, the lands of G.M. Riddle, R.S. Lee, G.C. Hannon, Hampton Brothers and a new Street.
Most of the return address is missing, but can still read:
veyance,
C.
e days.
Addressed to:
Mr. G. W. Plumley,
Landrum, S.C.
R.F.D. No. 2.
Handwritten on the front and back: Land Deeds
Postmarked Greenville, December 5, 1907.
Receipt for Mr. Geo. W. Plembey, to the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co., Dr. Home Office. To the 2nd year premium on Bond No. J. 456,870-5, $2.50. Paid May 17, 1906 signed Wm Goldsmith, Jr. G/A
1: D. D. Davenport High School, Greer, SC
2: Graded School, Greer, S.C.
3: The Song of Chick's Spring (1914)
4: Greer Drug Co. Greer, S. C.
5: Chick's Springs Hotel, near Greer, S. C.
6: Supt. Residence, Victor Mill, Greer, S. C.
7: Emma Street Greer's S.C. (1910)
8: Mostella St., Greer, S.C.
9: Views, Greers, S.C. (1910)
10: The Rexall Store, Greer, S. C. (1919)
11: Tooley's Store Arlington Rd.
12: City Park Greer, S. C.
13: Street Scene, Greers, S. C. (1910)
14: I'd like to spend a day with you in Greer, S. C.
a: Furman
b: Scene near Greer
c: Metal Card 1918. Postcard made of thin metal sheet, likely tin or aluminum, made by Owens Bros - Hillson Co., Boston, Mass. Photograph of Asheville, NC on the front.
