Monroe County GaArchives News.....A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. August 24 1843
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Macon Messenger 24 Aug 1843


The plantation where the late Anderson Redding, of Monroe county lived, eight 
miles from Forsyth, on the road leading to Clinton by way of Dame's Ferry.  It 
is situated in a good neighborhood, and healthy; the tract contains about 
thirteen hundred and fifty acres--about 680 of which is woods, the balance is 
under good fencing, a  considerable portion of which is fresh and but a small 
portion worn out.  There is a good two story Dwelling, with shed rooms and 
porch, all finished; a good framed work house and meat house, (all new) an 
excellent set of negro houses, built of logs with brick chimneys, large framed 
stables, &c.  The land lies in good bodies for cultivation, and is considered 
one of the best farms in the county.  It will be sold at private sale.  For 
further particulars, call on either of the undersigned.        JOHN H. GREENE, 
WILLIAM C REDDING, 
Aug 23    6w27                                   Agents for the legatees.

Additional Comments:
Contributor's note:
Anderson Redding, Revolutionary soldier, died 9 Feb 1843 Monroe county, Ga. 
[See obituary: Macon Georgia Telegraph 21 Feb 1843; Macon Messenger 9 Mar 1843]

John H Greene (1793-1877) s/o Myles Greene (1767-1853)married Elizabeth Redding 
(1795-1883.)

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