Cardinal House
Lot 10, Jewell’s Subdivision of Wilson’s Addition to the
City of
Built: between 1899 and 1905 by: Dr. Charles L. Smith, PhD.
June 1, 1824 Patent Certificate
432
The
President James Monroe
August 8, 1837 Warranty Deed $390
Andrew and Ann Hickson sell to Mary Rawlings the following to wit: “It being three lots and one half acre in the addition to the town of Liberty made by said Hickson, and the lots known on the plat of said addition as lots numbered 15, 14, 13 and the half acre lying north of lot numbered 13and to be the same length east and west as said lots and to run north half as far. There is an alley 10 ½ feet wide running between the lots but no alley between the half acre and lot number 13, containing in all 3 ½ acres.”
January 23, 1839 Warranty Deed $3,000
Andrew and Ann Hickson sell to John Wilson the west half of the northwest quarter of section 8, in township 51 north range 31 west. The sale is of land except the following which has been broken up into lots and they are numbered as: 1 through 17 and the south half of 20 and ½ acre south of lot 1, also four acres laying in a square north of lots 17 & 18, also an acre hereforto deeded to the corporation of Liberty for a burying ground and a slip lying east of the burying ground and between it and the line running north and south on the east side of said half quarter.
October 5, 1839 Plat
Dedication
John and Margaret Wilson give to the City of
“Know all men by these presents that we, John Wilson and
Margaret Wilson, his wife, having this day filed in the recorders office a plat
of an addition made to the town of
Margaret Wilson
October 5, 1839 Warranty
Deed $3,000
Mary Rawlings, John and Margaret Wilson sell to Howard Everett lots in the addition made to the town of Liberty by John Wilson as lots numbered 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 38, and that part of 37 lying between the graveyard lot and lots numbered 13 and 20 lying east of said lots, the whole containing 24 acres, the streets and alleys as laid down on the plat aforesaid excepted.”
November 18, 1842 Warranty Deed $550
Howard and Sarah Everett sell to Frederick A. H. Garlichs
lots numbered 14, 15, 18, 19, and 20 in John Wilson’s addition to the town of
July 22, 1859 Warranty
Deed $2,900
Frederick and Mathilda Garlichs sell to James M. Davis the same land as above.
The graveyard is still mentioned and its size is estimated at 8 ¾ acres which is much larger than the current graveyard.
April 22, 1864 Sheriff’s Deed $1,000
John T. Coleman sues James M. Davis and Adelaide Parker for
$111.80 plus court costs and in payment
May 2, 1864 Warranty
Deed $500
James and Catherine Davis sell to Timothy Dale the land previously described.
May 4, 1864 Warranty
Deed $3,000
Timothy and Susan Dale sell to Elizabeth Cockrell (wife of John W. Cockrell) the same land.
October 1, 1892 Special Commissioner’s
Deed $3,510
The heirs of Elizabeth Cockrell, deceased by Special
Commissioners give the land to
May 27, 1898 Plat
Jewell Addition to the City of Liberty is given to the public being a part of the west half of the northwest quarter of section 8 in township 51 north, range 31 west. Beginning at a point 16 ½ feet east of the southeast corner of lot 16 in Wilson’s addition to the city of Liberty, said pint being 1,349.9 feet south and 259.3 feet east of the northwest corner of said section 8 and in the north line of Mississippi Street, thence east in the north line of said street 435 feet, thence north 432.5 feet, thence west 435.05 feet, thence south 434.5 feet to the point of beginning.
June 6, 1899 Warranty
Deed $650
Book 114, Page 462
1900
Name DOB State Occupation
Charles L. Smith 8 – 1865 NC Professor at College
Sallie 5 – 1869 NC Wife
Howell L. 7 – 1890 NC Son
William O. 8 – 1894 MO Son
Katherine 3 – 1897 MO Daughter
Nannie G. 5 – 1833 NC Mother
Dr. Charles Smith was professor of history and political
science at
November 20, 1905 Warranty Deed $6,000
Book 140, Page 415
Charles & Sallie Smith to Peyton A. & Laura Eubank
1900 Census shows that Peyton and Laura Eubank are living in
Lamar,
Peyton Adams Eubank was the son of Achilles & Mary E.
Eubank of
Obituary – Friday,
December 11, 1914
Word came to Sharp Brothers Wednesday morning of the death
of Rev. P. A. Eubank of
Obituary – Monday,
April 19, 1943
Mrs. Payton Adams Eubank, who with her husband, was a
resident of
June 6, 1913 Warranty
Deed $8,000
Book 177, Page 241
Peyton & Laura Eubank to George W. Brodrick
Lot 10 in Jewell’s subdivision of the City of
March 28, 1917 Warranty Deed $13,000
Book 193, Page 521
George W. Brodrick to David M. Hamilton
This conveyance is made subject to a deed of trust given to
secure a note for $4,000 which second party assumes and agrees to pay. Together with accrued interest thereon, and
is also made subject to a tax bill for the paving of
January 25, 1918 Warranty Deed $15,000
Book 196, Page 296
David M. & Maude L. Hamilton to G. C. & Maude Warder
May 1, 1918 Warranty
Deed $9,000
Book 195, Page 101
G. C. Warder (of
January 15, 1920 Warranty Deed $5,000
Book 208, Page 196
C. M. Walker (
July 9, 1920 Warranty
Deed $7,500
Book 208, Page 275
W. W. & Gertrude
K. Dougherty to
July 14, 1924 Warranty
Deed Love &
Affection
Book 233, Page 472
January 11, 1929 Warranty Deed $1
Book 262, Page 49
Rose Welsh to Helen L. Welsh
December 30, 1929 Warranty Deed $1
Book 271, Page 171
Helen L. Welsh to Pascal Parker
July 25, 1945 Warranty
Deed $1
Book 851, Page 585
Bess S. Parker to the
Trustee’s of
August 18, 2004 Warranty Deed $1
Book 4729, Page 568
Prepared by: Christopher Harris
February 17, 2005