Wade & Webb Family History

New Gin Company: the Kellyton Gin Company of Coosa County incorporated by J. A. Brown, R. E. Webb, C. D. Webb, M. C. Webb and Webb and Walden

18 August 1905 · The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Ala.)

Named here: William Walker Walden, Robert Edwin Webb, James Pleasant Webb, Charles David Webb, Mitchell Carlisle Webb, J. A. Brown of Kellyton (an incorporator), Webb and Walden (a firm; its partners are not named)

The page of The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Ala.) that carries the item
The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Ala.), 18 August 1905, page 2 · the whole page

Transcription

Read from the image (line breaks not kept). The first of three incorporation notices under the heading; the other two, a Birmingham coal company and a Jasper real-estate company, are not transcribed.

NEW GIN COMPANY.

Coosa County Corporation Files its Papers.

The Kellyton Gin Company of Coosa County, with a capital stock of $5,000, yesterday filed a notice of its incorporation with the Secretary of State.

The incorporators are J. A. Brown, R. E. Webb, C. D. Webb, M. C. Webb and Webb and Walden.

Citation: "New Gin Company: Coosa County Corporation Files its Papers," The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Ala.), Friday 18 August 1905, p. 2; image, Chronicling America, Library of Congress (https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020645/1905-08-18/ed-1/?sp=2).

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Robert Edwin Webb Business An incorporator of the Kellyton Gin Company, capital $5,000, notice filed with the Secretary of State on Thursday 17 August 1905 Socapatoy, Coosa County, 1900–1930; nothing on his business new
Charles David Webb Business An incorporator of the Kellyton Gin Company, 1905, aged about 66 Socapatoy, 1900; nothing on his business new
Mitchell Carlisle Webb Business An incorporator of the Kellyton Gin Company, 1905 Socapatoy, 1900; Albertville, Marshall County, 1910; a manager of the Kellyton Advertiser, 1906 new