Group 3 - Mill Assets
Research by Clarence Crocker
Deed book 48-Y, pages 77-79, dated May 14, 1982: Clarkson Brothers, in consideration of one dollar, ($1.00) conveyed to Spartanburg Sanitary Sewer District, a small tract of land (0.03 acre) on the south side of Douglas Street at the intersection of Stifel Road and Douglas Street. (Located on south side of Mill Store)
Deed book 49-W, pages 509-10, dated September 7, 1983: Commissioners of Public Works for the city of Spartanburg, in consideration of five hundred dollars, ($500.00) conveyed to Tyger Oak, Inc. and Ora Kingsley Smith, all that tract or parcel of land containing .32 acres known as “the Well Lot” as recorded in Plat book 74 page 693, dated January 10, 1975.
(Writer’s note; The well lot is located off old Hamburg Street from which village water was furnished for many years. This pumping station was a weekly check by John Varner (Shop Foreman) and me while I was Supervisor of the Engineering Department. As best I remember, it was a 100 horsepower pump.)
Deed book 55-X, pages 301-302, dated October 17, 1989: C.C. Financial Inc., formally Colox Corporation, in consideration of six hundred and sixty seven dollars, ($667.00) conveyed to owners of lots 65, 66 and 67 on Stifel Road, a small tract or parcel of land between the new and the old abandoned road bed which ran behind their lots.
Deed book 58-N, page 864, dated February 10, 1992: C. C. Financial Inc., formally Colox Corp., in consideration of four thousand dollars, ($4000.00) conveyed to Jack D. Bishop Jr. and Theresa W. Bishop, all that real estate being lots # 50, 51, 57, 58, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66 and 67 as shown on Plat Book #32 pages 269-277.
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