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Aug 1907

Tue 27
Mr H took Aunt Jane to Monongahela

Wed 28
Bertie Bailie and Mrs. Allen came to visit us Mr H met them at the Lock 

Thr 29
Mr H went to Elizabeth to meet Aunt Jane and close up the sale of her farm to Frant Poher [?] of Monessen Price paid, seventy dollars per acre. Auntie came home

Fri 30
Bertie and Mrs Allen went home. Mr H took them to station in surry Aunt Jane went with him

Sat 31
 Mr H took Aunt Jane up to the farm, and from there to Monongahela to stay two weeks at Van Allens

Sun Sept 1st
Beautiful day. Thunderstorm at night

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Went to J P Lytles. his mother at Elizabeth


Notes and Illustrations

Land Agents

Land agents played a significant role in managing large estates for wealthy landowners in the early 1900s, they were not typically employed by executors settling modest estates. The settlement of smaller estates was generally handled directly by executors, often using simplified legal procedures designed for that purpose.