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Unknown IN leces, e p n c w s, Great Nieces, Great] Nephews, Great Great Nieces and Great Great Nephews of James W. Grigsby, Roberta Grigsby and Fannie Grigsby, if living, and. if any be dead, then thefr surviving husband* or wives anp heirs, devisees, and successors iji title, who are made parties defendant by the general description of ] parties ,,nknown. ,
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DefendThe object of this feet a partition of the ty that the Plaintiffs --— - ants, who are the heir? at law. of James W. Grigsby, Roberta .Grigsby and Fannie Grigsby, jointly own in fee simple; said real estate consisting of 57-52/100 Acres more or less, located ip Hampton District, Rappahannock County, Virginia, and being the sameland acquired by Martin pngsby by deed from Thomas Houghton, et ux, dated April 27,1878, as recorded in the Clerk s. Office■ of this Court in Deed iBook P , page 255, and thereafter willed to the said James W. Grigsby, Roberta Grigsby and Fannie Grigsby by their father, the said Martin Grigsby, which will is recorded in said office in Will Book H,
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