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PAGE 1 - 9 Jul 1852
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Martin
B. Hodges
vs. John Gunnels Admr. of James Gunnels,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seven dollars
and Seventy cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
...dollars and Seventy Five cents of this Judgment be of the first class and
the balance of said Judgment be of the fifth class.
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John
Shrum Guardian of the Estate of William Shrum,
Jacob Shrum, Reuben Shrum,
Fredrick Shrum & Nancy Shrum
comes and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of
sixty Six dollars and Six cents the amount received of the admr. of Nathanial Shrum, deceased, and the sum of Two dollars and
Seventy cents interest, amounting in all to the sum of Sixty Eight dollars
and Seventy cents.
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Ordered
by the Court that John Snider (here accepting) be appointed guardian
of the Estate of William Snider and that he give bond for the sum of
Fifty dollars; whereupon comes the said John Snider and presents his
bond with Noah W. Sitz & Harmon Reed as his securities which bond
is approved by the Court & filed.
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Ordered
by the Court that John Snider (here accepting) be appointed guardian
of the Estate of Easter Snider and that he give bond for the sum of
Fifty dollars; whereupon comes the said John Snider and presents his
bond with Harmon Reed & Noah W. Sitz as his securities which bond
is approved by the Court & filed.
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Estate
of James Caldwell,
deceased
And now comes William C. Harty administrator
of said Estate and on his motion it is ordered that he be authorized to sell
at private sale a lot of wild hogs belonging to said Estate.
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PAGE 2 - 19 Jul 1852
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Uriah
Davis vs. Ransom
Ladd administrator of the Estate of Melchisedec
Gibson, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the seventh class.
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20 Jul 1852
Estate of Robert Stewart, deceased
Ordered by the Court that John Stewart have a credit on his inventory
for the sum of Seventeen dollars and fifty cents for an amount credited on James
W. Childress note which was given to said administrator for a horse
purchased by said Childress at the sale which horse proved to be unsound.
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Estate
of Jordon Lacy deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Final Settlement of John Gunnel
admr. of said Estate be
continued to the next term of this Court, and it is ordered that a citation issued
against said administrator returnable to the next term of this court.
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Estate
of James Gunnel, deceased
On motion of John Gunnel admr.
of said Estate he is authorized to sell at private
sale the balance of the personal property of said Estate.
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Estate
of William M. Hale, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate
to Pay Debts
And now comes James E. Rhodes administrator of said Estate and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Order of sale in this
cause made at the last term of this Court has not been complied with, it
therefore ordered that said order of sale be renewed, and that said
administrator do sell the real estate of the said William M. Hale,
deceased at public auction at the Court house door of this County on the 2nd
day of the next term of the Circuit Court of this County it being the 20th
day of September next) during the setting of said Circuit Court, and that
said real estate be sold on a credit of twelve months, the purchaser or
purchasers giving his or their note with approved security for the payment of
the purchase money. And it is further ordered that said
pg. 3
administrator cause a notice containing a part... of the Estate to be sold,
stating the time place and... be set up at ten of
the most public places in this County ... twenty days previous to the day of
said sale, and the he .... of
his proceedings to this Court.
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PAGE 3 - 20 Jul 1852
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Given
Owen vs. Given
Owen guardian of Thomas R. Griffiths
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand for boarding and clothing said
minor, and the Court after hearing the testimony offered doth consider and
adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One
hundred and Fifty dollars with costs.
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John
H. Bedford
vs. David Shrum admr.
of the Estate of John Shrum, deceased
The parties appear by their attorneys appear and the defendant waives the
service of a notice herein, and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered
doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant
the sum of Fifteen dollars and Twenty Five cents for his debt together with
the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the sixth class.
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Estate
of Abraham Taylor, deceased
On motion of Nancy Taylor administratrix of said
Estate it is ordered that she be authorized to sell at private sale remaining
personal Estate belonging to said Estate.
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Estate
of Daniel Sanford, deceased
On motion of William G. Phelan administrator of said Estate it is
ordered that he be authorized to sell at private sale remaining personal
Estate belonging to said Estate.
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Estate
of Isaac Shrum, deceased --- 2nd Annual
Settlement
Fredrick Shrum admr.
of said Estate comes and presents his second annual settlement and is charged
with the sum of One hundred and Thirty Four dollars and Ninety Four cents and
is credited by the sum of Eight dollars, per voucher No. 6, which leaves a
balance in the hands of said administrator of the sum of One hundred and
Twenty Six dollars and Ninety Four cents.
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Estate
of John Shrum, Senr., deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
David Shrum admr.
of said Estate comes and presents his first annual settlement and is charged
with the sum of One hundred and Sixty Seven dollars and Thirty cents and is
credited by the sum of Fifteen dollars and Ninety Five cents, per vouchers
No. 1 to 5 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of the sum of One hundred and Fifty One dollars and Thirty Five
cents.
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PAGE 4 - 20 Jul 1852
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Jacob
Barks admr. of the Estate of Alexander Barks, deceased
vs. William G. Phelan, administrator of Daniel Sanford,
deceased --- Motion for Order to Apply Sales of Personal Property to
Execution
The parties appear and on motion of the plaintiff it being made appear to
this Court that execution issued from the office of the Clerk of the Court on
the Twenty Ninth day of January AD 1852 in favor of said Jacob Barks,
deceased against said Daniel Sanford in his lifetime for the sum of
Ninety Nine dollars and Fifty Three cents debt damages and costs, and was at
the time of his death a lien upon his personal property and Slaves. It is
therefore ordered that said administrator apply the proceeds of the sale of
such of said personal property as he has heretofore sold, and of such thereof
he may hereafter sell, or as much as may be necessary to the payment of said
Execution.
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Thomas
Bacon vs. Daniel
B. Miller admr. of the Estate of Pettman Miller, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the first class.
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G.B.
Bothwell, use of William C. Harty
vs. Richard Wall admr. of the Estate of John
Black deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fourteen dollars and
Fifty Five cents for his debt and costs of suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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William
C. Harty vs. William C. Harty admr. of the Estate of Abraham Rogers, deceased
The plaintiff comes and files his demand whereupon the Court appoints Wm.
G. Phelan to defend said Estate, who enters his appearance herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifty Six dollars
and Ninety Two cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Henry
H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen admrs. of
Robert Giboney, deceased vs. William G.
Phelan admr. of the Estate of Daniel Sanford,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives
pg. 5
the service of a notice herein, and files his ... and this cause is submitted
to the Court, who ... Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said
... recover against said defendant the sum of Nineteen dollars ... Six cents
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this ... be of the
fifth class.
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PAGE 5 - 20 Jul 1852
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Henry
H. Bedford
guardian of the Estate of Lemuel Howard,
William Howard, Polly Howard, Margarett Howard
heirs of William Howard, deceased comes and presents his first annual
settlement as such guardian and is charged with the sum of Twenty dollars and
is credited by the sum of Twenty dollars and Ninety cents, per vouchers No. 1
to 3, and it appears to the satisfaction of the Court that said guardian has
accounted for and paid all assets which have come to his hands. It is
therefore ordered that he be discharged from further settlement as such
guardian.
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Isaac
M. Armstrong
vs. William W. Hicks, admr. of the Estate of John C. Hills, deceased
The plaintiff appears and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendant has had legal notice in this cause. And being solemnly called
comes not but makes default. And the Court after hearing the Testimony
offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said
defendant the sum of Sixty Four dollars and Twenty cents for his debt
together with the costs of this suit and that the judgment be of the Seventh
class.
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Estate
of Jane McGinnis, deceased
On motion of Jonathan Johnson admr. of said Estate his Final Settlement is continued to the
next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of Joseph Beckwith, deceased
Eliza J. Beckwith admx. of
said Estate by her attorney comes and on her motion her Annual Settlement is
continued to the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of Elijah Hibbs, deceased
Mary Jane Hibbs admx.
of said Estate by her attorney comes and on her
motion her Annual Settlement is continued to the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of Jacob H. Stark, deceased
Daniel B. Miller admr. of
said Estate ... Annual Settlement is continued to the next Term...
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PAGE 6 - 21 Jul 1852
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Estate
of Jacob Kinder, deceased
Henry H. Bedford admr. of
said Estate comes and on his motion his Annual Settlement is continued to the
next Term of this Court.
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John
D. Smith vs. William C. Harty,
admr. of the Estate of Abraham Rogers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifty dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Solomon
G. Kitchen
vs. Ransom Ladd admr. of the Estate of Melchesidec Gibson, deceased --- Final
Settlement
And now comes Ransom Ladd administrator of said Estate and presents
his final settlement as such administrator and is charged with the sum of Two
hundred and Forty dollars and Twelve cents and is credited by the sum of
Thirty Nine dollars and Seventy cents per vouchers No. 16 to 21 which leaves
a balance in the hands of said administrator of Two hundred and Forty Two
cents, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that said
administrator has given due and legal notice of his intention to make his
final settlement and that he has fully administered said estate. It is
therefore ordered that said administrator be hence discharged from said
administration and go thereof without day and that he pay over said amount to
those entitled to the same.
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Estate
of John F. Sifford, deceased --- Third
Annual Settlement
And now George Sifford admr.
of said Estate comes and presents his Third annual settlement and is charged
with the sum of One hundred and Ninety Six dollars and Forty Seven cents and
is credited by the sum of One hundred and Sixty Seven dollars and Ninety
Seven cents, per vouchers No. 11 to 22 which leaves a balance in the hands of
said administrator of the sum of Twenty Eight dollars and Fifty cents, and on
his motion his Final Settlement is continued to the next Term of Court.
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PAGE 7 - 21 Jul 1852
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Henry
H. Bedford admr. of the
Estate of Charles B.N. McCabe, deceased vs. George Sifford admr. of the Estate
of John F. Sifford, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
seventh class. And it is ordered that Henry H. Bedford admr. of McCabe's Estate
have a credit on his inventory for $3 50/100.
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James
Horton vs.
Daniel B. Miller admr. of the Estate of Jacob
H. Stark, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Twenty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
said administrator have a credit on his inventory for the sum of Sixty Five
dollars.
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Estate
of John Langdon, deceased
On motion of Solomon G. Kitchen he has until the next Term of this
Court to make his Final Settlement.
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Estate
of Pride Bradshaw, deceased
On motion of Daniel B. Miller admr. of said Estate his Final Settlement is continued to the
next Term of this Court.
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22
Jul 1852
Estate of Fanny Ann Hobbs, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
Henry ...er admr.
of said Estate comes and presents his first annual settlement and is charged
with the sum of Two hundred and Nine dollars and Four cents and is credited
by the sum of Eighteen dollars and Twenty cents, per vouchers No. 1 to 3
which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator ... the sum of One
hundred and Ninety One dollars and Eleven cents.
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Estate
of Barbary Singleton, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
John Beasley admr. of said Estate comes and
presents his First annual settlement and is charged with ...
pg. 8
One hundred and Fifty dollars and Thirty Three cents and is credited by the
sum of Fifteen dollars and Fifty cents, per vouchers No. 1 to 4 inclusive,
which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of the sum of One
hundred and Thirty Four dollars and Eighty Three cents.
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PAGE 8 - 22 Jul 1852
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Estate
of Charles B.N. McCabe, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real
Estate to Pay Debts
And now comes Henry H. Bedford, admr. of
said Estate and files his petition and affidavit praying for the sale of the
following described Real Estate for the payment of the Debts of said deceased
to wit; Lot No. 39 in the Town of Bloomfield in this County, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that there is not sufficient personal Estate
to pay the debts of said deceased it is therefore ordered that all persons
interested in said Estate be notified of said application and unless the
contrary be shown on or before the next Term of this Court to be commenced
and held at the Court house in the Town of Bloomfield in this County on the
third Monday of October next an order will be made for the sale of said real
estate to pay the debts of said deceased. And it is further ordered that said
administrator give notice of the same by posting up ten written hand bills at
ten of the most public places in this County, at least twenty days before the
first day of the next Term of this Court.
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William
G. Phelan
vs. John Link Executor of Benjamin Taylor, Senr.,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ten dollars for his
debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be paid as
expense of administration.
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Estate
of David Wall, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate comes and presents his first annual
settlement and is charged with the sum of Two dollars and is credited by the sum
of Sixty dollars and Forty Eight cents, per vouchers No. 1 to 6 inclusive,
which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of the sum of
Fifteen dollars and Fifty Five cents.
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Estate
of Benjamin Taylor, Senr., deceased
--- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes John Link Execr. of said Benjamin
Taylor, Senr., deceased and presents his second
annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two hundred and Thirty Five
dollars and Twenty Three cents and is credited by the sum of Thirty Two
dollars and Ninety Five cents, per vouchers No. 15 to 21 inclusive, which
leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of the sum of Two hundred
and Two dollars and Twenty Eight cents.
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PAGE 9 - 22 Jul 1852
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Estate
of Mary Jane Lovelle --- Final Settlement
And now comes William Culbertson Guardian of the
.... and Mary Jane Lovelle
and presents his final settlement ... with the sum of Seventy Four dollars
and Ninety Five cents ... is credited with the sum of Seventy Four dollars
and Ninety Five cents ... per vouchers No. 4 to 7. Whereupon the said Mary
Jane Lovelle comes here into Court and
acknowledges full satisfaction of her ... for all assets which have come to
his hands. Ordered that ... Guardian be hence discharged from said
Guardianship and go ... without day.
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Estate
of Robert Giboney, deceased --- On Petition
for Sale of Real Estate to Pay Debts
And now comes Henry H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen admrs. of said Estate and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that the Order of publication made at the last term
of this Court in this cause has been duly compiled with, and no objection
being made thereto. It is ordered that said administration do sell the real
estate of the said Robert Giboney, deceased
at public auction at the Court house ... of this County on the second day of
the next term of the Circuit Court of this County it being the Twenty first
day of September next during the setting of said Circuit Court and that said
real estate be sold on a credit of six months, the purchaser or purchasers
giving his note with approved security for the payment of the purchase money.
And it is further ordered that said administrator cause notice containing a
particular description of the Estate to be sold, stating the time place and
terms of said sale to be set up at ten of the most public places in this
County at least twenty days previous to the day of said sale, and the he make
report of their proceedings to this Court.
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Daniel
Bollinger admr. of the Estate of Joel
Ramsey, deceased vs. William W. Hicks admr.
of the Estate of John Tennin, deceased
And now comes the plaintiff by his attorney and on his motion it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court that there is sufficient assets in the hands of
said administrator to pay the debts against the Estate of said John Tennin, deceased. It is therefore ordered that said
defendant pay to said plaintiff an allowance in his favor in the fifth class
for the sum of Twenty Five dollars and Eighty Five cents with interest
thereon from the 2nd day of April 1850.
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Jonas
Eaker vs. Henry Miller, admr.
of the Estate of Absalom B. Bailey, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant ... the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing ... Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said
pg. 10
recover against said defendant the sum of One thousand Six hundred and
Sixteen dollars and Twenty Five cents for his debt together with the costs of
this suit and that this Judgment be of the fourth class.
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PAGE 10 - 22 Jul 1852
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Jonas
Eaker vs. Henry Miller, admr.
of the Estate of Absalom B. Bailey, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seven hundred
and Eighty Six dollars and Seventy Eight cents and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of the Estate of Pettman Miller, deceased
The plaintiff comes and files his demand, whereupon the court appoints Solomon
G. Kitchen to defend said Estate, who enters his appearance herein and
files an offset against the plaintiffs demand and the Court after hearing the
Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover
against said defendant the sum of One hundred and Ninety Eight dollars and
Sixty Five cents together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the fifth class except $15 94/100 which is classed in the first class.
And it is ordered that said administrator have a credit on his inventory for
$60 00/100.
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Estate
of William Culbertson, deceased
On motion of Josiah Culbertson Guardian of said Estate his Annual
Settlements is continued to the next Term of this Court.
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Daniel
B. Miller vs.
William G. Phelan admr. of the Estate of Daniel
Sanford, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two hundred and
Sixty Four dollars and Eighty Nine cents for his debt together with the cost
of this suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Absalom Bailey, deceased --- On Petition for sale of Real Estate to
Pay Debts
And now at this time comes Henry Miller admr.
of said Estate and files his Petition and affidavit praying for the sale of
the following described Real Estate for the payment of the debts of said
deceased (To Wit) The south west quarter of the
pg. 11
of the south east quarter of Section No. twenty two on ... twenty six north
of range No. ten containing forty acres ... one hundred and six (106) in the
Town of Bloomfield in this ... and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that there is sufficient personal Estate all persons interested in said
Estate be notified of said application, and unless contrary be shown on or
before the first of the next Term of this Court to be held at the Court house
in the Town of Bloomfield in this County on the 3rd Monday October next an
order will be made for the sale of said real estate for the payment of the
debts of said deceased, and it is further ordered that said administrator
give notice of same by posting up ten hand bills at
ten of the most public places in this County at least twenty days before the
first day of the next Term of this Court.
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PAGE 11 - 22 Jul 1852
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Brevard
& Gale
vs. Daniel Bollinger admr. of the Estate of Joel
Ramsey, deceased
The plaintiffs by their attorney comes and on their motion it is ordered that
a scaire fucias issue in
this cause against Joseph Shrum, Moses Masters,
& Alexander Staggs securities of the said Daniel Bollinger as
such administrator, returnable to the next Term of this Court, to which time
this cause is continued.
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Christopher
C. Chapel
vs. William G. Phelan admr. of the Estate of Daniel Sanford, decd.
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the first class.
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John
Kilmore vs. William G. Phelan admr.
of the Estate of Daniel Sanford, decd.
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eighteen
dollars and Seventy Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be paid as expense of administration.
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PAGE 12 - 23 Jul 1852
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Estate
of William Fletcher
And now comes Solomon G. Kitchen Guardian of the Estate of said William
Fletcher and says he has no annual settlement to make.
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Alfred
M. Bedford
vs. Henry H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen admrs.
of Robert Giboney, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be
paid as expense of administration.
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PAGE 13 - 26 Aug 1852
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Estate
of George K. Dowdy, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Probate of the Last Will & Testament of
said deceased taken by the Clerk of the Court in vacation be and the same is
hereby approved.
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Estate
of Henry McClard, Deceased
Sanders Walker Administrator of said Estate comes and says he has no
annual settlement to make.
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Estate
of John G. Wilson, Deceased
Jonas Eaker Administrator of said Estate
comes and says he has no annual settlement to make.
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PAGE 14 - 18 Oct 1852
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Estate
of George K. Dowdy, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Testamentary granted to Chiles M.
Dowdy on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be confirmed and
it is further ordered that the bond of said Executor be approved.
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Estate
of George P. Keaster, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Rebecca
Keaster on said Estate by the Clerk of this
court in vacation be confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond of
said administrator be approved.
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Estate
of James Gooden, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Jane
Gooden on said Estate by the Clerk of this court in vacation be confirmed,
and it is further ordered that the bond of said administrator be approved.
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Estate
of Joel Brantley, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Charlotte
Brantley on said Estate by the Clerk of this court in vacation be confirmed.
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Estate
of Charles Tetnek, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to William
C. Harty on said Estate by the Clerk of this
court in vacation be confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond of
said administrator be approved.
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Estate
of Absalom B. Bailey, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Henry
Miller on said Estate by the Clerk of this court in vacation be
confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond of said administrator be
approved.
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PAGE 15 - 18 Oct 1852
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Estate
of John Williamson, deceased
And now come Reuben Harper administrator of said Estate comes and
makes his report of the sale of land warrant No. 49.0003 belonging to said
Estate which report is approved by the Court and ordered to be filed which is
done.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Reuben Harper administrator of the Estate of John Williamson,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Six
dollars and Seventy Six cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the sixth class.
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Elijah
Jenkins
vs. Henry Miller admr. of the Estate of Fanney A. Hobbs, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six dollars and
Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that Five
dollars of this debt be of the 1st class and that one dollar be of the fifth
class.
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William
G. Phelan admr. of the late firm of Smith
& Sanford vs. William C. Harty admr. of the Estate of Abraham Rogers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eight dollars and
Twelve cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Robert
P. Paramore vs. Chiles M. Dowdy Exr. of the Last Will &
Testament of George K. Dowdy, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifteen dollars
and Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
Twelve dollars of this Judgment be of the second class and the balance of
said judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 16 - 18 Oct 1852
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John
D. Smith vs. Temperance Welch admx. of Nathan
Welch, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the second class.
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Johnson
M. Cruise
vs. Temperance Welch admx. of Nathan
Welch, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifteen dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Johnson
M. Cruise
vs. Temperance Welch admx. of Nathan
Welch, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Estate
of Jordon Lacy, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes John Gunnels administrator of said Estate comes into
Court and presents his final settlement and is charged with the sum of Three
hundred and Ninety Two dollars and Seventeen cents and is credited with the
sum of Three hundred and Seventeen dollars and Ninety Nine cents per vouchers
No. 15 to 26 inclusive leaving a balance in the hands of said administrator
of Seventy Four dollars and Eighteen cents. And on motion is ordered that
said administrator make distribution and payment to the heirs of said Estate
or their legal Guardian as follows (to wit) to James E. Lacy the sum
of Thirty Six dollars and Thirty Nine cents; Chisom
Lacy the sum of Thirty Six dollars and Thirty Nine cents; Sarah Scaggs the sum of One dollar and Thirty Seven cents
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that said administratrix has given legal notice of his intention to
make his final settlement , and that he has fully administered said Estate.
It is therefore ordered that he be hence discharged from said administration
and go thereof without day.
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Ordered
by the Court that Given Owen (here accepting) be appointed ...
Guardian of the person and Estate of James E. Lacy ... for the sum of
Seventy Two dollars; whereupon the said Given ... presents his bond
for said amount with Robert P. Paramore &
Martin B. Hodges as his securities which bond is...
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Ordered
by the Court that Given Owen (here accepting) be appointed ...
Guardian of the person and Estate of Chisom
Lacy ... for the sum of Seventy Five dollars; whereupon the said Given
Owen presents his bond for said amount with Robert P. Paramore & Martin B. Hodges as his securities
which bond is approved the Court and filed.
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Estate
of Jesse Simmons, deceased
On motion of Isaac Simmons it is ordered that he be appointed administrator
of said Estate, and that he give bond for the sum of Six hundred dollars
whereupon the said Isaac Simmons presents his bond for said amount with Niley Simmons, William D. Taylor and Josiah Culbertson, Jr. as
his securities which is approved by the Court and filed. And it is further
ordered that John Tippen & George Askew be
appointed witnesses to accompany and assist said Admr.
in opening the money and papers of said Estate and
making an inventory of the same.
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Daniel
McGee admr. of Waley
Cates, deceased vs. William W. Norman admr.
of Martin Wilfong,
deceased
The parties appear, whereupon the plaintiff says he now here freely suffers a
non suit. It is therefore considered and adjudged that said defendant recover
against said plaintiff his costs and charges by him laid out about his
defense in this cause expended.
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Ordered
by the Court that Adam Patterson (here accepting) be appointed
Guardian of the Estate of Laura Patterson, Elizabeth Patterson, Susannah
Patterson, Matilda Patterson, &
Nathan E. Patterson and that he give bond for the sum of Two
hundred dollars; whereupon the said Adam Patterson presents his bond
for said amount with William C. Phelan & Robert P. Paramore as his
securities with bond is approved and ordered to be filed which is done.
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PAGE 18 - 19 Oct 1852
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Joshua
Maberry vs. Joshua Maberry admr. of the Estate of Thomas M. Adams, deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand, and the Court after hearing the
Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover
against said defendant the sum of Twelve dollars for his debt together with
the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be paid as expense of
administration.
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Estate
of Thomas M. Adams, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Joshua Maberry admr. of said Estate comes into Court and presents his
final settlement and is charged with the sum of Six hundred and Sixty Five
dollars and Forty Nine cents and is credited with the sum of One hundred and
Twenty Eight dollars and Twenty Four cents per vouchers No. 25 to 32
inclusive which leaves in the hands of said administrator the sum of Five
hundred and Fifty Seven dollars and Twenty Five cents subject to
distribution. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that said
administrator has given due and legal notice of his intention to make his
final settlement. It is therefore ordered that said administrator be hence
discharged from further settlement, and it is further ordered that said
administrator make distribution and payment to Nancy Welch late Nancy
Adams widow of said deceased the sum of Fifty Eight dollars and Thirty
Five cents.
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Ordered
by the Court that Carney H. Welch (here accepting) be appointed
guardian of the Estate of Barbery Jane
Adams & Thomas J. Adams and that he give bond for the sum of Six
hundred and forty dollars as such Guardian; whereupon the said Carney H.
Welch presents his bond for said amount with Jesse Crans,
James E. Rhoades & William W. Hicks as his securities which bond is
approved by the Court and ordered to be filed which is done.
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Nancy
M. Adams a
minor over the age of Fourteen years comes hereunto Court and chooses Joshua
Maberry as the Guardian of her Estate. It is
therefore ordered that said Joshua Maberry
here accepting be appointed Guardian of the Estate of the said Nancy M.
Adams and that he give bond for the sum of One hundred and Sixty dollars;
whereupon said Joshua Maberry presents his
bond for said amount with David Adams & Isaac M. Armstrong as his
securities which bond is approved and ordered to be filed which is done.
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Ordered
by the Court that Joshua Maberry here chosen
by William B.... be appointed Guardian of the Estate of said William
B. Adams ... that he give bond for the sum of One hundred and Ten
dollars... whereupon the said Joshua Maberry
presents his bond for said amount with Isaac W. Armstrong & David
Adams as his securities which bond is approved by the Court and Filed.
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John
H. Adams,
a minor over the age of fourteen years comes hereinto
Court and chooses Joshua Mayberry as the guardian of his Estate, it is
therefore ordered that said Joshua Maberry
(here accepting) be appointed Guardian of the Estate of said John H. Adams
and that he give bond for the sum of One hundred and Sixty dollars whereupon
the said Joshua Maberry presents his bond
for said amount with Isaac W. Armstrong & David Adams as his
securities which bond is approved by the Court and Filed which is done.
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Daniel
Kitchen vs. Chiles M. Dowdy Exer. of the
Last Will & Testament of George K. Dowdy, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twelve dollars
and Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the first class.
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Reuben
P. Owen
vs. Chiles M. Dowdy Exer. of the Last Will
& Testament of George K. Dowdy, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nine dollars and
Ninety Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
$3.50/100 of this judgment be of the first class and the balance of said
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Noah
W. Sitz
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pettman Miller, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the ... Testimony offered doth consider and
adjudge that said plaint... recover against said defendant the sum of Six
dollars and ... cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that ...
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Estate
of Jefferson Bollinger, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Joshua Mayberry admr. of said
Estate comes into Court and presents his final settlement and is charged with
the sum of Three hundred and Fifty Seven dollars and Fifty Seven cents and is
credited with the sum of One hundred and Twenty One dollars and Sixty One
cents per vouchers No. 12 to 21 inclusive which leaves in the hands of said
administrator the sum of Two hundred and Thirty Five dollars and Ninety Six
cents subject to distribution. It is therefore ordered that said
administrator make distribution and payments of said amount to the heirs of
said Estate or their legal guardian as follows, to wit, to Mary A. E. Aust late Mary A.E. Bollinger the sum of Forty
Seven dollars and Nineteen cents; to William H. Bollinger the sum of
Forty Seven dollars and Nineteen cents; to Martha Bollinger the sum of
Forty Seven dollars and Nineteen cents; to David A. Bollinger the sum
of Forty Seven dollars and Nineteen cents; to Sarah C. Bollinger the
sum of Forty Seven dollars and Nineteen cents. And it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that said administrator has given legal notice of
his intention to make his final settlement and that he has fully administered
said Estate. It is ordered that he be hence discharged from said
administration and go thereof without day.
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John
M. Johnson
& Co. vs. Reuben Harper admr. of John
Williamson deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eight dollars
and Four cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the sixth class.
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Estate
of Pettman Miller, deceased
On motion of Daniel B. Miller admr. of said Estate it is ordered that he be credited on his
inventory with allowance in favor of Orville Behurst
against the Estate of Robert Giboney for the
sum of Two dollars and Sixty Two cents.
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Alfred
Gann vs. Charlotte
Brantley admr. of the Estate of Joel
Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Eight
dollars and Fifty cents for his debt together with
pg. 21
the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be one half of ... first class
and the balance of the second class.
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Estate
of William M. Hale, deceased
And now comes James E. Rhodes administrator of said Estate and makes
his report of the sale of the real estate of said deceased, which is approved
and ordered to be filed which is done.
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E.
Frenboby vs. Charlotte Brantley, administratrix
of the Estate of Joel Brantley
The parties by their attorneys appear and the defendant waives the service of
a notice herein, and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth
consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the
sum of Two dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the second class.
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E.W.
Harris vs.
Charlotte Brantley, administratrix of the
Estate of Joel Brantley
The parties by their attorneys appear and the defendant waives the service of
a notice herein, and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth
consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the
sum of Thirteen dollars and Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost
of this suit and that this Judgment be of the second class.
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Estate
of Jane McGinnis, deceased
On motion of Jonathan Johnson admr. of said Estate his Final Settlement is continued to the
next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of Isaac Shrum, deceased
On motion of Fredrick Shrum admr. of said Estate his Final
Settlement is continued to the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of James Gooden,
deceased
And now comes Jane Gooden, admdx. of said Estate which is approved. And it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that said Estate does not exceed the widow’s
dower. It is therefore ordered that she retain the same, and that all further
advertisements and settlements be dispensed with, and further Estate be
discovered and the Court orders said administration to be proceeded with.
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Lemuel Tennin vs. Fredrick Shrum admr. of Isaac Shrum, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that...
pg. 22
plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six dollars for his debt
together with the cost of this suit. And that this Judgment be of the seventh class.
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PAGE 22 - 19 Oct 1852
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Isaac
Taylor vs.
Charlotte Brantley, administratrix of the
Estate of Joel Brantley
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifty Three
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of John C. Mills
On motion of William W. Hicks, admr. It is
ordered that he have a credit on his inventory of said Estate for Three
dollars, part on a fee bill against Noah W. Sitz.
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James
E. Rhodes
vs. Temperance Welch admrx. of Nathan
Welch, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Three dollars
and Eight Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the second class.
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Estate
of George P. Keaster, deceased --- Final
Settlement
And now comes Rebecca Keaster, administratrix of said Estate and presents the inventory
and appraise bill of said Estate which is approved, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that said Estate does not exceed the amount allowed
by law to the widow of said deceased as her dower. It is therefore ordered
that she retain the same, and that all further advertisement and settlement
be dispensed with unless further Estate be
discovered, and the Court orders said administration to be proceeded with.
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Josiah
Bradshaw a
minor over the age of fourteen years comes into court and chooses Robertson
Bradshaw as the Guardian of his Estate and person. It is therefore
ordered that said Robertson Bradshaw here accepting be appointed
Guardian of the person and Estate of said Josiah Bradshaw and that he
give bond for the sum of Seventy dollars; whereupon the said Robertson
Bradshaw presents his bond for said amount with Fredrick Shrum & Noah W. Sitz as his securities which bond
is approved by the Court and ordered to be filed which is done.
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John
D. Smith
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman
Miller deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and files his offset herein, and the Court after hearing the Testimony
offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said
defendant the sum of ten dollars and Fifty seven cents for his debt together
with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
Ordered that said admr. have
a credit on his inventory for the sum of 11 57/100 for a note on sd.
defendant filed as the offset in this cause.
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Estate
of George K. Dowdy, deceased
On motion of Chiles M. Dowdy Exec. of said
Estate. It is ordered that he be authorized to sell at private sale one horse
belonging to said Estate now in the State of Kentucky also one land warrant
belonging to said Estate.
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Ordered
by the Court that Nicholas Hale here accepting be appointed Guardian
of the person and Estate of James L. Hale & Nancy J. Hale and that
he give bond for the sum of One hundred dollars on or before the next Term of
this Court.
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Estate
of David A. Mills deceased --- 3rd Annual Settlement
And now comes Isaac M. Armstrong admr. of
the said Estate and presents his third annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of Three hundred and Fifty Two dollars and Forty Six cents, and is
credited by the sum of Forty Six dollars and Forty Six cents per vouchers No.
8 to 14 which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of the sum
of Three hundred and Six dollars and Six cents.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman
Miller deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand whereupon the Court appoints Solomon
G. Kitchen to defend said Estate, who enters his appearance herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One Hundred and Six
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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William
Gunnels
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman
Miller deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after he... the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that ... plaintiff recover against said defendant...
pg. 24
dollars and Thirty Four cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 24 - 19 Oct 1852
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Noah
W. Sitz
vs. William W. Hicks admr.
of John C. Mills, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six dollars and
Thirty Seven cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fourth class.
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William
H. Bollinger,
a minor over the age of fourteen years comes into Court and chooses Joshua
Maberry as the guardian of his Estate. It is therefore
ordered by the Court that said Joshua Mayberry here accepting, be
appointed Guardian of the Estate of said William H. Bollinger and that
he give bond for the sum of Ninety Five dollars.
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Ordered
by the Court that Joshua Maberry here
accepting be appointed guardian of the Estate of Martha Bollinger and
that he give bond for the sum of Ninety Five dollars.
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Ordered
by the Court that Joshua Maberry here
accepting be appointed guardian of the Estate of David A. Bollinger
and that he give bond for the sum of Ninety Five dollars.
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Ordered
by the Court that Joshua Maberry here
accepting be appointed guardian of the Estate of Sarah C. Bollinger
and that he give bond for the sum of Ninety Five dollars.
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20
Oct 1852
Ordered by the Court that Daniel B. Miller (here accepting) be
appointed guardian of the person and Estate of John Masters an insane
person and that he give bond for the sum of One thousand dollars as such
guardian.
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William
W. Hicks
vs. Charlotte Brantley, administratrix of
the Estate of Joel Brantley
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty Five
dollars and Twenty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Gabriel
Lytles for the use of John G. Hitt
vs. Charlotte Brantley, administratrix of
the Estate of Joel Brantley
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Sixteen dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Estate
of William H. Moore, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Harriet Moore administratrix
of said Estate; and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that said
Estate does not exceed the amount allowed that she retain the same as her
dower, and that all further advertisements and settlements under said
administration be dispensed with unless further Estate be discovered and the
Court orders said administration to be proceeded with.
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John
P. Nall vs. Charlotte Brantley, administratrix
of the Estate of Joel Brantley
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six dollars and
Forty Four cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Charlotte Brantley, administratrix of
the Estate of Joel Brantley
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Seventy Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 26 - 20 Oct 1852
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Alfred
Gann for
the use of Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman
Miller, deceased vs. Charlotte Brantley, administratrix
of the Estate of Joel Brantley
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six dollars for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
fifth class.
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Estate
of Thomas M. Adams, deceased
And now on motion of James Adams one of the heirs of said Estate by
his attorney it is ordered that Joshua Maberry
admr. of said Estate make distribution and payment
to the heirs of said Estate or their legal guardian as follows (To Wit) to James
Adams the sum of Eighty Three dollars and Fifteen cents, to Nancy M.
Adams the sum of Eighty Three dollars and Fifteen cents, to William B.
Adams the sum of Eighty Three dollars and Fifteen cents, to John H.
Adams the sum of Eighty Three dollars and Fifteen cents, to Barbary
Jane Adams the sum of Eighty Three dollars and Fifteen cents, to Thomas
J. Adams the sum of Eighty Three dollars and Fifteen cents.
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John
D. Smith
vs. William M. Jenkins admr. of the Estate
of Thomas Jenkins, deceased
The parties appear and this cause is submitted to the Court, who after
hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said defendant
recover against said plaintiff his costs and charges by him laid out about
his defense in this cause expended; whereupon said plaintiff files his
affidavit and bond and prays an appeal to the Circuit Court which is granted.
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Henry
Miller vs.
William M. Jenkins admr. of the Estate of Thomas
Jenkins, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
Three cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. William C. Harty admr.
of Abraham Rogers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eighty Three
dollars and Thirty Six cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit
and that Ten dollars and Twenty cents of this Judgment be of the first class
and the balance of the 5th class.
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Estate
of Washington Stewart, deceased --- Settlement
And now comes William C. Harty admr. of said Estate and
proceeds to make settlement of his said administration and is charged with
the sum of Seventy Nine dollars and Twenty Five cents and is credited by the
sum of Eighty Six dollars and Twenty Five cents. And it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that there is no further
Estate to be administered. It is therefore ordered that all further
advertisements and settlements under said administration be dispensed with
unless further Estate be discovered and the Court
orders said administration to be proceeded with.
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Estate
of James Caldwell, deceased --- Settlement
And now comes William C. Harty admr. of said Estate and
proceeds to make settlement of his said administration and is charged with the
sum of One hundred and Fifty Five dollars and is credited by the sum of One
hundred and Sixty dollars and Fifty cents per vouchers No. 1 to 5 inclusive.
And it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that there is no further Estate to be administered. It is therefore ordered
that all further advertisements and settlements under said administration be
dispensed with unless further Estate be discovered
and the Court orders said administration to be proceeded with.
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Estate
of John Sifford --- Final Settlement
And now comes George Sifford administrator
of said Estate comes into Court and presents his final settlement and is
charged with the sum of Twenty Eight dollars and Fifty cents and is credited
with the sum of Nineteen dollars and Sixty which leaves a balance in the
hands of said administrator of the sum of Eight dollars and Ninety cents,
which sum said administrator is ordered to pay over to those entitled to
distribution and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that said
administrator has given due and legal notice of his intention to make his
final settlement of his said administration, and that he has fully
administered said Estate. It is therefore ordered that said administrator be
hence discharged from said administration and go thereof without day.
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William
W. Norman admr. of Martin Wilfong,
deceased vs. Henry H. Bedford and Solomon G. Kitchen administrators of
Robert Giboney, deceased
On motion to correct judgment rendered the eighteenth day of May 1852 and now
comes the parties, and on motion of said defendant it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that the judgment rendered in this cause was
rendered for Thirty Three dollars and Thirty Four cents, when it should have
been for Twenty Eight dollars and Sixty cents. It is therefore ordered that
said judgment be corrected; and that it be for Twenty Eight dollars and Sixty
cents instead of Thirty Three dollars and Thirty Four cents.
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Henry
H. Bedford and Solomon G. Kitchen administrators of Robert Giboney,
deceased vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman
Miller, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fourteen
dollars and Seventy Seven cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the 5th class.
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Henry
Miller vs.
William C. Harty admr.
of the Estate of Charles Tetrick, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eight dollars
and Ninety Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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William
W. Norman admr. of Martin Wilfong, deceased vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman Miller, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eight dollars
and Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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John
D. Smith
vs. William C. Harty admr.
of the Estate of Charles Tetrick, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eight dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Nancy
F. Brantley on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be
confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond of said admininstratrix be approved.
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S.H.
Flernoy vs. William C. Harty admr. of the Estate of Charles Tetrick,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty One
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of John M. Denney, deceased --- Settlement
And now comes James W. Denney admr. of said
Estate proceeds to make settlement of his said administration and is charged
with the sum of One hundred and Fifty Four dollars and Thirty Two cents and
is credited by the sum of One hundred and Sixty One dollars and Fifty Eight
cents per vouchers No. 1 to 3 inclusive and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that said administrator has fully administered said Estate so
far as there is assets. It is therefore ordered that all further settlements
and advertisements under said administration be dispensed with, unless
further Estate be discovered and the Court orders
said administration to be proceeded with.
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Estate
of Robert Giboney, deceased
And now comes Daniel B. Miller admr. of the
Estate of Jacob Taylor, deceased, and on his motion it is ordered of Robert
Giboney, deceased rendered to this Court a
statement on oath of the amount of money on hand belonging to said Estate
whereupon comes Solomon G. Kitchen on of ... admrs.
of said Giboney's
Estate. And moves the Court to Sen... said order which motion was over ruled by the Court.
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Estate
of Jacob H. Stark, deceased
And now on motion of Daniel B. Miller admr. of said Estate it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that at the April and July terms of this Court, in entering the
continuation of the Annual Settlement of said settlement instead of a final
settlement it is therefore ordered that said record be corrected and instead
of "Annual" the word "Final" be inserted.
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Estate
of Martin Wilfong, deceased --- 3rd Annual
Settlement
And now comes William W. Norman admr. of
said Estate and presents his Third Annual settlement and is charged with the
sum of Eight hundred and Seventy Two dollars and Sixty Three cents and is
credited by the sum of Two hundred and Twenty Five dollars and Eighty One
cents per vouchers No. 15 to 17 inclusive which leaves a balance in the hands
of said administrator of the sum of Six hundred and Forty Six dollars and
Eighty Two cents.
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Estate
of Jacob H. Stark,
deceased
And now comes Solomon G. Kitchen admr. of Ezekiel Young, deceased, and moves the Court to
ordered Daniel B. Miller admr. of said Jacob H. Stark, deceased to pay the demands
in the 4th class against said Estate, which motion is over ruled by the Court.
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Estate
of George Sitz --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Ransom Ladd, Guardian of the said George Sitz and
presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of One
hundred and Fifty Eight dollars and Seventy cents and is credited by the sum
of Nine dollars and Sixty cents per vouchers No. 1 to 3 inclusive, which
leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of the sum of One hundred and
Forty Nine dollars and Ten cents.
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Estate
of John Myers, deceased
On motion of Samuel Patterson, admr. of said Estate his Annual Settlement is continued to the
next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of Joseph Beckwith, deceased
On motion of Eliza J. Beckwith admr. of said Estate by her attorney her annual settlement is
continued to the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of Pride Bradshaw, deceased
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the admr.
of said Estate cannot make Final Settlement of his
said administration until the decision of a suit in the Circuit Court of this
County in favor of said Estate against Noah W. Sitz. It is therefore
on motion of said admr. Ordered that he have until
the next Term of this Court to make his Final Settlement.
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Estate
of Absalom B. Bailey, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate
to Pay Debts
And now comes Henry Hillard admr. of said Estate and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Order of publication made
in this cause with no objection being made thereto. It is therefore ordered
that said administrator do sell the real estate of the said Absalom B.
Bailey, deceased at public auction at the Court house door of this County
on the first day of the next term of the Circuit Court of this County it being
the 17th day of January next during the setting of said County Court and that
said real estate be sold for ready money to the highest bidder. And it is
further ordered that said administrator cause a notice containing a
particular description of the Real Estate to be sold, stating the time place
and terms of said sale to be set up at ten of the most public places in this
County at least twenty days previous to the day of said sale, and the he make
report of his proceedings to this Court.
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Estate
of Charles B.N. McCabe, deceased --- On Petition for sale of Real
Estate to Pay Debts
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that the Order of publication made in this cause at the last Term of
this Court has been complied with and no objection being made thereto. It is
therefore ordered that said administrator do sell the real estate of the said
Charles B.N. McCabe, deceased at public auction at the Court house
door of this County on the first day of the next term of the Circuit Court of
this County it being the ___ day of January next during the setting of said
County Court and that said real estate be sold for ready money to the highest
bidder; and it is further ordered that said administrator a cause notice
containing a particular description of the Real Estate to ...
pg. 32
stating the time place and terms of said sale, to be set up at ten of the
most public places in this County at least twenty days previous to the day of
said sale, and the he make report of his proceedings to this Court.
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Estate
of John W. Miller, deceased
On motion of Henry Miller admr. of said Estate it is ordered that he have until the next
Term of this Court to make his Final Settlement.
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Estate
of John Langdon, deceased
On motion of Solomon G. Kitchen admr. of said Estate it is ordered that he have until the next
Term of this Court to make his Final Settlement.
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Estate
of Robert Giboney, deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen administrators
of said Estate and makes report of the sales of the real estate belonging to
said Estate, made by said administrators in obedience to an order of this
court, which report is approved and ordered to be filed which is done.
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Estate
of Robert Giboney, deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen administrators
of said Estate and states an oath that they have no money on hand belonging
to said Estate.
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23 Oct 1852
Estate of Elizabeth Jordon, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and presents his final settlement
and is charged with the sum of Seventy Two dollars and Eighty Seven cents and
is credited by the sum of Seventy Four dollars and Seventy One cents per
vouchers No. 4 to 8 inclusive and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that said administrator has given due and legal notice of his intention
to make his final settlement and that he has fully administered said Estate.
It is therefore ordered that he be hence discharged from said administration
and go thereof without day. And on motion of said Admr.
he has leave to withdraw vouchers No. 4, 5 & 6
filed in his settlement by leaving a copy of said vouchers on file.
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Estate
of Mary Stewart, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Letters of Administration on said Estate be granted
to Henry H. Bedford and that he give bond for the sum of Two hundred
dollars as such administrator.
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Daniel
Kitchen
vs. William C. Harty admr.
of the Estate of Charles Tetrick, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Three dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the 5th class.
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Estate
of Emery Hill, deceased
On motion of Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate his final settlement is continued to the
next Term of this Court.
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Brevard
& Gayle
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman
Miller, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eight dollars
and Forty Eight cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fourth class.
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Stoddard
County vs.
Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman Miller,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two hundred and
Sixty Four dollars and Fifty Eight cents for his debt together with the cost
of this suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of John Williamson, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Reuben Harper admr.
of said Estate be authorized to go to the State of
Tennessee, and endeavor to get a land warrant belonging to said Estate
properly assigned or arranged in some way so as to make the same available
assets.
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PAGE 34 - 8 Nov 1852
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Ordered
by the Court that William Tankersley of the
age of Twelve years be apprenticed to William H. Tatum until he arrive
to the age of Twenty One.
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Willis
R. Webb
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman
Miller, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
Seventy Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Sanders
Walker vs.
Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman Miller,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eighty cents
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Reuben
P. Owen
vs. Reuben Harper admr. of John
Williamson, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Eighty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the Sixth class.
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Isaac
T. Smith
vs. John Beasley admr. of Barbary
Singleton, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be
classed as follows: Ten dollars as expense of administration and Ten dollars
of the Sixth class.
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PAGE 35 - 8 Nov 1852
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. John Beasley admr. of Barbary
Singleton, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Thirty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the Sixth class.
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Estate
of Jesse Simmons, deceased
And now comes Lieneney Simmons, widow
of said deceased, and on her motion the Letters of Administration heretofore
granted to Isaac Simmons on said Estate is revoked, set aside and held
for naught, and on further motion of said Lieneney
Simmons it is ordered that Letters of Administration on said Estate be
granted to her and that she give bond for the sum of Six hundred dollars as
such administratrix; whereupon the said Lieneney Simmons presents her bond for said
amount with Willis R. Webb, William D. Taylor & Moses Shipman as her securities which bond is by
the Court approved and ordered to be filed which is done; and it is further
ordered that Andrew Thomasson & Willis R. Webb be
appointed witnesses to accompany and asses the Estate and making an inventory
of the same under your attestation.
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Estate
of Jane Bryant,
deceased
And now comes Sanders Walker, admr. of said Estate and says he has no annual settlement to
make.
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Estate
of Lawson Sitz, deceased --- 3rd Annual Settlement
Sanders Walker admr. of
said Estate comes and presents his third annual settlement and is charged
with the sum of Sixty dollars and Thirty One cents, and is credited by the
sum of Eleven dollars and Sixty cents per vouchers No. 9 to 10. Which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of the
sum of Forty Eight dollars and Seventy One cents.
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Estate
of William Bryant, deceased --- 3rd Annual Settlement
Sanders Walker admr. of
said Estate comes and presents his third annual settlement and is charged
with the sum of Two hundred and Twenty dollars and Eighty One cents, and is
credited by the sum of Twenty Two dollars and Eighty Three cents per vouchers
No. 9 to 10. Which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of the sum of One hundred and Ninety Seven dollars and Ninety
Eight cents.
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PAGE 36 - 9 Nov 1852
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Andrew
Masters
vs. Daniel B. Miller Guardian of John Masters
The parties appear and the said Daniel B. Miller Guardian as aforesaid
enters his appearance herein, and the Court after hearing the Testimony
offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said
defendant the sum of Twenty Five dollars for his debt together with the cost
of this suit.
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S.H.
Flernoy vs. Daniel B. Miller admr.
of Pittman Miller, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Four dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the second class.
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Joshua
Maberry Guardian of William H. Bollinger comes and
presents his bond for the sum of Ninety Eight dollars with David Adams
& Alfred Wilson as his securities, which bond is approved by the
Court and ordered to be filed which is done.
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Joshua
Maberry Guardian of David A. Bollinger comes and presents
his bond for the sum of Ninety Eight dollars with David Adams & Alfred
Wilson as his securities, which bond is approved by the Court and ordered
to be filed which is done.
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Joshua
Maberry Guardian of Sarah C. Bollinger comes and presents his
bond for the sum of Ninety Eight dollars with David Adams & Alfred
Wilson as his securities, which bond is approved by the Court and ordered
to be filed which is done.
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Joshua
Maberry Guardian of Martha Bollinger comes and presents
his bond for the sum of Ninety Eight dollars with David Adams & Alfred
Wilson as his securities, which bond is approved by the Court and ordered
to be filed which is done.
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Estate
of William Rush, deceased --- 4th Annual Settlement
And now comes Alfred Rush Exer. of the Last
Will & Testament of said Estate and presents his fourth annual settlement
and is charged with the sum of Four Thousand Nine hundred and Forty Five
dollars and Sixteen cents and is credited by the sum of Eight dollars, per
vouchers No.
pg. 37
which leaves a balance in the hands of said Executor of the sum of Four
Thousand Nine hundred and Thirty Seven dollars and Sixteen cents.
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PAGE 37 - 10 Nov 1852
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Estate
of John Williamson, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the order heretofore made by the Court authorizing Reuben
Harper admr. of said
Estate to go to the State of Tennessee for the purpose of getting a land
warrant belonging to said Estate properly assigned, be and the same is hereby
resented and set aside.
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John
A. Gooden
and Elisha B. Gooden minors over the age of Fourteen years comes here
into Court and chooses Jane Gooden as the Guardian of their Estate. It
is therefore ordered by the Court that said Jane Gooden (here
accepting) be appointed guardian of the Estate of the said John A. Gooden,
Mary Jane Gooden & Elisha B. Gooden; and it is further ordered that
the said Jane Gooden be appointed guardian of the Estate of Phoeba Ann E. Gooden a minor under the age
of Fourteen years, and that she give bond as such guardian for the sum of One
hundred dollars whereupon the said Jane Gooden presents her bond for
said amount with James H. Gooden & Joseph K. Gooden as her
securities which bond is approved by the Court and filed.
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20
Dec 1852
Joseph J. Dodson, Thomas C. Dodson & Eleanor E. Dodson minors over
the age of Fourteen years comes into Court and chooses James H. Dodson
as the guardian of their Estate. It is therefore ordered that said James
H. Dodson (here accepting) be appointed Guardian of the Estate of Joseph
J. Dodson, Thomas C. Dodson & Eleanor E. Dodson and that he give bond
for the sum of Seven hundred and Fifty dollars; whereupon said James H.
Dodson presents ... bond for said amount with William G. Phelan as
his security ... which bond is approved by the Court and filed.
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PAGE 38 - 20 Dec 1852
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Elizabeth
Bailey vs.
Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman Miller,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seventy One
cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the fifth class.
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21 Dec 1852
Estate of Mary Stewart, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Henry H. Bedford here accepting be appointed
administrator of said Estate and that he give bond for the sum of Two hundred
dollars, whereupon the said Henry H. Bedford presents his bond for
said amount which is approved and filed.
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Estate
of George Cox, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Henry H. Bedford here accepting be appointed administrator of said Estate and that he give
bond for the sum of Six hundred dollars, and it is further ordered that Erin
McFerron & Beverly B. Foster be appointed
witnesses to accompany and assist said admr. in examining the money and papers of said deceased and
making inventory of the same.
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PAGE 39 - 17 Jan 1853
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James
Childress
vs. Richard Wall admr. of John Black,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
second class.
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Benjamin
Johnson
vs. Richard Wall admr. of John Black,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eight dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Andrew
R. Dell
vs. James Williams & Montgomery Williams admrs.
of William Williams, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the second class.
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Miller
& Jones
vs. James Williams & Montgomery Williams admrs.
of William Williams, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifteen dollars and
Eighty Two cents, for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 40 - 17 Jan 1853
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Miller
& Jones
vs. James Williams & Montgomery Williams admrs.
of William Williams, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eight dollars
and Thirty Two cents, for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that Seven dollars and Ten cents of this Judgment be of the fifth class and
the balance of the second class.
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James
Conyers
vs. Clinton Conyers Exer. of the Last Will
& Testament of Thomas Conyers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nine dollars
and Thirty Two cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Fredrick
Conyers
vs. Clinton Conyers Exer. of the Last Will
& Testament of Thomas Conyers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nine dollars
and Thirty Two cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Reuben
P. Owen
vs. Clinton Conyers Exer. of the Last Will
& Testament of Thomas Conyers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seven dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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PAGE 41 - 17 Jan 1853
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Ordered
by the Court that William Merideth Harlen (here accepting) be ... Guardian of the Estate
of Frank and Jane Stewart... minor heirs of Robert Stewart, deceased
and that he give bond for the sum of One hundred dollars as such Guardian on
or before the next Term of this court.
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18 Jan 1853
Richard Wall admr. of
John Black, deceased vs. John Stewart admr.
of Robert Stewart, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the sixth class.
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John
G. Kelly
vs. Richard Wall admr. of John Black,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five dollars
and Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that Two
dollars and Ten cents of this judgment be of the first class and the balance
of the fifth class.
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Jonathan
Johnson
vs. Jonathan Johnson admr. of Jane
McGuiness, deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand and the Court appoints Richard
Wall to defend said Estate who enters his appearance herein, and the
Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said
plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty dollars for his
debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
seventh class.
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John
G. Kelly
vs. Clinton Conyers Exer. of the Last Will
& Testament of Thomas Conyers, deceased
The parties appear and the ...
pg. 42
the service of a notice herein, and the Court after hearing the Testimony
offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said
defendant the sum of Six dollars and Thirteen cents for his debt together
with the cost of this suit and that Two dollars of this Judgment be of the
first Class and the balance of the Sixth class.
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PAGE 42 - 18 Jan 1853
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William
G. Phelan admr. of the late firm of Smith
& Sanford vs. John Stewart admr. of Robert
Stewart, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Three dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the sixth class.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Richard Wall admr. of John Black,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eight dollars
and Ten cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Joseph
Hubble vs.
John Stewart admr. of Robert Stewart,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Three dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the sixth class.
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William
M. Harlan
vs. John Stewart admr. of Robert Stewart,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
Seventy Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the sixth class.
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PAGE 43 - 19 Jan 1853
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Estate
of Jane McGinnis, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Jonathan Johnson admr. of the Estate and presents his Final Settlement of his said
administration and is charged with the sum of One hundred and Thirteen
dollars and Fifty Five cents. And is credited by the sum of One hundred and
Eleven dollars and Fifty Two cents per vouchers No. 11 to 16 inclusive which
leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of the sum of Two dollars
and Three cents; and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said
administrator has given due and legal notice of his intention to make a final
settlement of said administration. And that he has fully administered said
Estate. It is ordered that he is discharged and go thereof without day.
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Ordered
by the Court that Benjamin Taylor (here accepting) be appointed
guardian of the Estate of John Taylor, Lawson Taylor & Daniel M.
Taylor and that he give bond for the sum of Forty dollars as such
guardian; whereupon said Benjamin Taylor presents his bond for said
amount with James Williams as his security which bond is approved by
the Court and ordered to be filed which is done.
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Robert
P. Paramore vs. Richard Wall admr.
of John Black, Deceased
The parties appear and this cause is submitted to the Court, who after
hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff
recover against said defendant the sum of seven dollars and Twenty Five cents
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Robert
P. Paramore vs. William C. Harty admr. of Washington Stewart, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Sixteen dollars
and Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that fifteen
dollars of this debt be of the second class and the balance of the fifth
class.
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Reuben
P. Owen vs. William C. Harty admr. of Abraham Rogers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nine dollars
and Sixty Six cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 44 - 19 Jan 1853
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John
M. Johnson
& Co. vs. John Stewart admr. of Robert
Stewart, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five dollars
and Ninety Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the sixth class.
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Miller
& Jones
vs. William C. Harty admr.
of Abraham Rogers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nine dollars
and Forty Four cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Richard Wall admr. of John Black,
Deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Three dollars
and Thirty Two cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Nathaniel Welch, deceased --- First Annual Settlement
And now comes Temperance Welch administratrix
of said Estate and presents her first annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of One hundred and Eighty Two dollars and Eighteen cents, and is
credited by the sum of Nineteen dollars and Fifteen cents per vouchers No. 1
to 9 inclusive which leaves a balance in the hands of said administratrix of the sum of Eighty Three dollars and
Three cents.
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Estate
of Benjamin B. Taylor, deceased
And now comes Jane Taylor administratrix of
said Estate and proves to the satisfaction of this Court that she has given
legal notice of her intention to make final settlement of her administration
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that said administratrix has fully administered said Estate. It is
therefore ordered that she be hence discharged from said administration and
go thereof without day.
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PAGE 45 - 19 Jan 1853
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Martin
B. Hodges
vs. Martin B. Hodges admr. of Luke Hopkins, deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his dem... whereupon the Court appoints Sanders Walker to
defend... Estate, who enters his appearance herein, and the Court after
hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff
recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and Eighty cents for his
debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
first class.
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Andrew
Sloan vs. Martin
B. Hodges admr. of Luke Hopkins,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the second class.
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Estate
of Luke Hopkins, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Martin B. Hodges admr. of said
Estate and the Court approves of the bond given by said administrator and
confirms the letters granted to him, and also approves of his inventory and
appraise bill returned here and filed, and said admr.
presents a settlement of his said administration and is charged with the sum
of Two hundred and Nineteen dollars and Twenty Five cents and is credited by
the sum of Two hundred and Twenty Seven dollars and Five cents per vouchers
No. 1 to 6 inclusive and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
there ____ no further assets. It is therefore ordered that all further
advertisements and settlements under administration be dispensed with unless
further Estate be discovered and the Court orders
said administration to be proceeded with.
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William
W. Norman
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman
Miller, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Eighty Eight cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 46 - 19 Jan 1853
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William
W. Norman
vs. William C. Harty admr.
of Abraham Rogers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Twenty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Richard C. Quinn, deceased
And now comes Emoline F. Quinn administratrix of said Estate and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court from the inventory and appraise bill of said Estate
here filed and approved by the Court that said Estate does not exceed the
amount allowed by law to the said Emoline
F. Quinn widow of said deceased. It is therefore ordered that all further
advertisements and settlements under said administration be dispensed with
unless further Estate be discovered and the Court
orders said administration be proceeded with.
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Estate
of Ambrose James, deceased
On motion of Martin B. Hodges it is ordered that Letters of
administration on said Estate be granted to him, and that he give bond for the
sum of Two hundred dollars whereupon the said Martin B. Hodges
presents his bond for said amount which is approved and filed.
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Henry
Miller vs.
Richard Wall admr. of John Black,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Four dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Estate
of Robert Bradshaw, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted on said
Estate to Elizabeth Bradshaw be confirmed, and that the bond of said Administratrix be approved, and the said administratrix comes, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court from the inventory and appraise bill of said Estate
here filed and approved, that said Estate does not amount to more than is
allowed by law to the widow of said deceased. It is therefore ordered that
all further advertisements and settlements under said administration be
dispensed with, unless further Estate be discovered
and the Court orders said administration to be proceeded with.
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PAGE 47 - 18 Jan 1853
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Isaac
M. Armstrong
vs. Isaac M. Armstrong admr. of David A.
Mills, deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand and the Court appoints Richard
Wall to defend said Estate ... his appearance herein, and the Court after
hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff
recover against said defendant the sum of Seven dollars and Fifty Five cents
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the seventh class.
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Estate
of Godfrey Andrews, deceased
Hannah Andrews & John Beasley administrators of said Estate comes
and presents their first annual Settlement and are charged with the sum of
One thousand Eight hundred and Eighty One dollars and Twenty One cents, and
are credited by the sum of Four hundred and Ninety Seven dollars and Seventy
Three cents per vouchers No. 1 to 5 inclusive which leaves a balance in the
hands of said administration of the sum of One thousand Three hundred and
Eight Three dollars and Forty Eight cents.
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Estate
of John M. Miller, deceased
On Motion of Henry Miller admr. of said Estate his first settlement is continued to the
next Term of this Court.
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19
Jan 1853
Estate of Jacob Cryts, deceased --- Final
Settlement
William C. Harty admr.
of said Estate comes, and it appearing to the Satisfaction of the Court that
he has given due and legal notice of his intention to make his final
settlement of said administration; whereupon said administrator proceeds to
make said settlement and is charged with the sum of One hundred and fifty
Seven dollars and Eighty cents and is credited by the sum of Eighteen dollars
and Seventy Five cents per vouchers No. 5 to 7 inclusive which leaves a
balance in the hands of said administrator of the sum of One hundred and
Thirty Nine dollars and Five cents subject to the payment of debts in the
fifth class. It is ... ordered that said administrator make payment to the
following ... creditors of said Estate as follows (To Wit) To Jacob Kinder
adm... the sum of Twenty
One dollars and Fifty Five cents, to .... the sum
of Eighty One dollars, to Daniel B. Miller ... Eighteen dollars and
Forty five cents, to ...
of Six dollars and Six cents, to Dowty
& Rodney the sum of Four dollars and Fifty cents, to Benjamin
Taylor the sum of Three dollars and fourteen cents, to Samuel Lambert
the sum of One dollar, to Peyton Binnion the sum of
Eighty Five cents to Maulsby &
Bartlett the sum of Eight Five cents.
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PAGE 48 - 19 Jan 1853
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Estate
of William Wells, deceased
On motion of George A. Wells admr. of said Estate, it is ordered that he be authorized to
sell at private sale the remaining part of the personal property of said
Estate.
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S.S.
Cox vs. Henry
H. Bedford admr. of Mary Stewart,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty Six
dollars and Eighty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fourth class.
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Estate
of George Cox, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Letters of Administration on said Estate be granted to Henry H. Bedford and that he give
bond for the sum of Six hundred dollars whereupon said Henry H. Bedford
presents his bond for said amount with Sanders Walker & William C. Harty
as his securities which bond is approved and filed. Ordered that Erin McFerron &
Beverly B. Foster be appointed witnesses to accompany and assist
said admr. in making an
inventory of the money and papers of said Estate.
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James
Nations
vs. William C. Harty admr.
of Charles Tetrick, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Fifty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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John
M. Johnson & Co.
vs. George A. Wells admr.
of William Wells, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court
pg. 49
after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge ... said
plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty Five dollars and
Sixty One cents for his debt together ... the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Henry
H. Bedford
vs. Henry H. Bedford admr. of George Cox,
deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand and the Court appoints Sanders
Walker to defend said Estate who enters his appearance herein, and the
Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said
plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty Eight dollars and
... cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Aaron Elsworth, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the probate of the Last Will & Testament of said
deceased taken by the Clerk of this court in vacation be and the same is
hereby confirmed.
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John
W. Johnson & Co.
vs. William C. Harty admr.
of Abraham Rogers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
Ninety Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Isaac Taylor, deceased
And now comes William A. Whitehead & Benjamin Taylor by their
attorney Solomon G. Kitchen and moves the Court to grant them Letters
of Administration on said Estate, which motion is over ruled by the Court,
whereupon the said William Whitehead & Benjamin Taylor file their
affidavit and pray an appeal to the Circuit Court which is granted.
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PAGE 50 - 20 Jan 1853
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Estate
of Thomas R. Griffiths --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Given Owen Guardian of said Thomas R. Griffith
and presents his First Annual Settlement and is charged with the sum of Three
hundred and Fifty dollars and Seventy Five cents, and is credited by the sum
of One hundred and Fifty dollars per voucher No. 1 which leaves a balance in
the hands of said Guardian of the sum of Two hundred and Seventy Five cents.
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Estate
of Isaac Taylor, deceased
And now comes William A. Whitehead & Benjamin Taylor by S.G.
Kitchen their attorney and moves the court to requite the probate of the
last will & testament of said deceased, which motion so over ruled by the
Court.
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Estate
of Isaac Taylor, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Probate of the Last Will & Testament of
said deceased, taken by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be and the same
is hereby confirmed.
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Estate
of Isaac Taylor, deceased
An now comes Polly Taylor widow of said deceased and William G.
Phelan and moves the Court to grant them Letters of Administration with
the will annexed on said Estate, whereupon the Court doth consider that said
motion be over ruled as to the said William G. Phelan, but that
letters of administration with the will annexed be granted to the said Polly
Taylor, provided she give bond with sufficient security for the sum of
Six thousand dollars on or before the Twenty Ninth day of January 1853.
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Estate
of Lawson M. Bess --- 1st Annual Settlement
George Nations guardian of Lawson M. Bess comes and presents
his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Ten dollars and is
credited by the sum of One dollar and Sixty Seven and a half cents per
vouchers No. 1 to 3 which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of
the sum of Eight dollars and Thirty Two and one half cents.
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Estate
of Peter Bess
George Nations guardian of Peter Bess comes and presents his
first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Ten dollars and is
credited by the sum of One dollar and Sixty Seven cents per vouchers No. 1 to
3 which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of the sum of Eight
dollars and Thirty Three cents.
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