Estray notice: a bay mare pony taken up by E. W. Carlile, Cass County
14 March 1857 · Eastern Texas Gazette (Jefferson, Tex.)
Named here: Edmond Whatley Carlile
Transcription
Estray Notice.
STATE of Texas: County of Cass. Taken up and estrayed by E. W. Carlile, on the 27th December, 1856, before James Brown, an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for said county, Beat No. 4; one BAY MARE PONY, roached, six years old, thirteen and a half hands high, appraised at $40 00. True discription [sic] from the record. Witness my official signature, this the [illegible: ink blot] day of January, 1857.
THOS. J. WHITE
[illegible: ink blot]14, [5 or 6?] 3w County Clerk.
Citation: Thos. J. White, county clerk, "Estray Notice," State of Texas, County of Cass: a bay mare pony taken up by E. W. Carlile on 27 December 1856, dated January 1857, Eastern Texas Gazette (Jefferson, Tex.), 14 March 1857, p. 3, col. 5; image, The Portal to Texas History (Texas Digital Newspaper Program), University of North Texas Libraries (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth232495/m1/3/).
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| Person | Fact | Document says | Tree says | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edmond Whatley Carlile | Name | "E. W. Carlile" | Edmond Whatley Carlile (as E. W. Carlisle in the 1858 tax roll and the 1860 census) | agrees |
| Edmond Whatley Carlile | In Cass County, Texas, by December 1856 | took up a stray before James Brown, justice of the peace for Beat No. 4 of Cass County, on 27 December 1856 (his residence is not stated) | tax assessment 1858, Cass, Texas; residence 1860, Beat 3, Cass, Texas | new (two years before the tree's earliest Texas event) |
| Edmond Whatley Carlile | Took up an estray | a bay mare pony, roached (mane clipped short), six years old, 13½ hands, appraised at $40 | — | context |