Sweetland

In 1842, Benjamin Sweetland, clerk and storekeeper for merchant James H. Carter in Ferryland, told the court that he had reason to believe that the two women had taken an amount of salt beef and pork from Carter's premises and asked the court for a warrant to search Hegarthy's home.

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Note 2: Magistrates Carter, Thomas Wright, and Benjamin Sweetland ordered that she be allowed 5 lb. bread, 3½ lb. pork, ½ lb. butter, 1 qt. flour, 1 pt. of molasses, ¼ lb. tea, and 3 lb. fish per week.

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Information was laid at about 11 O'Clock of the Night of this day by Benjamin Sweetland Morry of Ferryland Clerk and Storekeeper to James H. Carter Esquire, Merchant, (at present in England) that the Store of the said James H. Carter had been feloniously entered by some person or persons unknown to this Informant and a quantity of salted Beef and pork stolen therefrom and a strong suspicion having attached to Bridget Hegarthy (Wife of Charles Hegarthy) and Mary Reed, her Daughter.

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But hard-pressed homeowners like Lydia Sweetland are asking why lenders often balk at a less disruptive solution: short sales, which allow owners to sell deeply devalued homes for less than what remains on their mortgage.

Short Sales Resisted Foreclosures Are Revived The Huffington Post News Team 2010

But hard-pressed homeowners like Lydia Sweetland are asking why lenders often balk at a less disruptive solution: short sales, which allow owners to sell deeply devalued homes for less than what remains on their mortgage.

Short Sales Resisted Foreclosures Are Revived The Huffington Post News Team 2010

But hard-pressed homeowners like Lydia Sweetland are asking why lenders often balk at a less disruptive solution: short sales, which allow owners to sell deeply devalued homes for less than what remains on their mortgage.

Short Sales Resisted Foreclosures Are Revived The Huffington Post News Team 2010

But hard-pressed homeowners like Lydia Sweetland are asking why lenders often balk at a less disruptive solution: short sales, which allow owners to sell deeply devalued homes for less than what remains on their mortgage.

Short Sales Resisted Foreclosures Are Revived The New York Times 2010

But hard-pressed homeowners like Lydia Sweetland are asking why lenders often balk at a less disruptive solution: short sales, which allow owners to sell deeply devalued homes for less than what remains on their mortgage.

Short Sales Resisted Foreclosures Are Revived The Huffington Post News Team 2010

But hard-pressed homeowners like Lydia Sweetland are asking why lenders often balk at a less disruptive solution: short sales, which allow owners to sell deeply devalued homes for less than what remains on their mortgage.

Short Sales Resisted Foreclosures Are Revived The Huffington Post News Team 2010

Guinee and Sweetland writer and director Ali Selim are set to adapt.

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