Clay County AlArchives Court.....Steed, A.A. May 15, 1861
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Source: Democratic Watchtower
Written: May 15, 1861
Recorded: 1861

This day came John T. Bell, Administer of the estate of A.A. Steed dec'd
late of the state of Georgia and filed in the Court his application of an order 
to sell the following described lands belong to said estate. The Northwest 
quarter of Section 24, Township 21, Range 8, except so much thereof lies west of 
the Wetumpka Road where it now runs also that part of said quarter section that 
lies North of Horse Trongh Creek making said creek road the line, also twenty 
acres more or less, it the being of N. half, of S.E. forth of the N.E. fourth of 
Section 23, Township 20, Range 8, East Coosa Land District for the purpose of
distribution among the heirs at law of said estate to wit:
A.M. Steed
Mrs. Parlina Bloodworth wife of L.M. Bloodworth of full age,
A.A. Steed a minor, all residing in Carroll County State of Georgia, 
John R. Steed residing in Jackson County Florida, 
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Stedham wife of Marsh Stedham residing in Randolph County Ala.
Mrs. Frances A. Wood wife of Harvey Wood,
Mrs. Margaret E. Bell wife of J.T. Bell,
All of full age, and
Ivernoah Steed and Lucy Steed minors residing in Talladega County Alabama.
It is there upon ordered by the court Wednesday the 15th day of May next to be a
day set apart for hearing said petition before this Court that notice thereof be 
given for all resident heirs of said estate by citation served upon them, at 
least ten days before the hearing of said petition and to the non-residents by
publication in the Democratic Watchtower a newspaper published in the town of 
Talladega once a week for four successive weeks.
William H. Thornton, Judge.










 

Additional Comments:
Lineville Headlight Apr 10, 1914:
A Request. 
To all citizens of Lineville who have relatives or friends buried in the GRIFFIS 
STEED CEMETERY located on the LOWREY place, are asked to join the citizens of 
these community in help us better the present neglected state of this cemetery.

Could this possibly be:
Agrippa Alexander Steed Sr. Jun 21, 1801-Nov 10, 1859.

If anyone has any information on this cemetery, please contact me.

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