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PAGE 101 - 23 Jul 1853
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Estate
of Robert Giboney, deceased --- 3rd Annual
Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen administrators
of said Estate and presents their third annual settlement and are charged
with the sum of Four thousand One hundred and Twelve dollars and Fifty Two
cents and are credited by the sum of Two thousand Three hundred and Fifty
Five dollars and Two cents per vouchers No. 41 to 87 inclusive, which leaves
a balance in the hands of said administrator of the sum of Seventeen hundred
and Fifty Seven dollars and Fifty cents consisting of debts due said Estate
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that there is sufficient
assets in the hands of said administrator to pay Forty per cents on the
demands in the Fifth class against said Estate. It is therefore ordered that
said administrators do pay forty per cent in all demands in the fifth class
against said Estate.
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PAGE 102 - 16 Aug 1853
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Chiles M. Dowdy administrator of Silas 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 Fourteen
dollars and Forty 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 George K. Dowdy, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Chiles M. Dowdy Executor of the Last Will &
Testament of said deceased and presents his First Annual Settlement and is
charged with the sum of One thousand Eight hundred and Sixty One dollars and
Thirty Two cents and is credited by the sum of Three hundred Forty Six
dollars and Four cents per vouchers No. 1 to 10 inclusive, which leaves a balance
in the hands of said administrator of the sum of One Thousand Five hundred
and Fifteen dollars and Twenty Eight cents.
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William
W. Hicks
vs. Henry H. Bedford admr. of George Cox,
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 Fifteen 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 Pettman Miller, deceased
On motion of Daniel B. Miller admr. of said Estate it is ordered that he have a credit in his
inventory for the sum of Twenty dollars an amount of an account against Noah
W. Sitz, which has been proven to be paid.
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17
Aug 1853
Ordered by the Court that George A. Wells administrator of said Estate
appear at the next Term of this Court to be held on the third Monday of
October next, and give other and further security to his bond as such
administrator. And that a copy of this order be sent to the sheriff of
Dunklin County and be served on said George A. Wells.
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PAGE 103 - 17 Aug 1853
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Estate
of John Williamson, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the real estate belonging to said Estate ordered to
be sold at the next Term of this Court be sold on a
credit of four months.
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Estate
of Isaac Taylor, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to William
G. Phelan on said Estate be confirmed, and it is further ordered that the
bond of said administrator be approved, and that the inventory, appraise bill
and sale bill of said Estate be approved.
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Estate
of Joseph Masters, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Oliver
Masters on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be confirmed, and that the bond of said administrator be
approved. And it is further ordered that the appraise bill be approved. And
it is further ordered that the appraise bill and sale bill of said Estate be
approved; and the said administrator attach a proper affidavit to his
inventory.
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Estate
of Alston Hatley, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Lydia Hatley on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in
vacation be confirmed, and that the bond of said administratrix be approved. And it is further ordered
that the inventory and appraise bill of said Estate be approved.
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Estate
of Hasting H. Poe, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Elizabeth
G. Poe on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be confirmed, and that the bond of said administratrix be approved.
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Estate
of Samuel Moore, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to John
Moore on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be confirmed, and that the bond of said administrator be
approved. And it is further ordered that the inventory, appraise bill and
sale bill of said Estate be approved.
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Estate
of William J. Maberry, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Joshua Maberry on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in
vacation be confirmed, and that the bond of said
administrator be approved. And it is further ordered that the inventory,
appraise bill and sale bill of said Estate be approved.
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Estate
of Aaron Ellsworth, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters Testimary granted
to Elizabeth Ellsowrth on said Estate be
confirmed and that the bond of said administratrix
be approved.
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PAGE 104 - 17 Aug 1853
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Estate
of James Stafford, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Daniel
B. 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 and that the inventory, sale bill and appraise
bill of said Estate be approved.
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Estate
of Alexander Harty, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Jacob 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 and that the inventory, sale
bill and appraise bill of said Estate be approved.
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Estate
of James C. Smith, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Emily
Smith on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be approved.
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Estate
of Thomas Bradshaw, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Nancy
Bradshaw on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be confirmed. And it is further ordered that the bond of
said administratrix be approved and that the
inventory, sale bill and appraise bill of said Estate be approved.
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Estate
of George Cox, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the inventory, sale bill and appraise bill of said
Estate be approved.
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Estate
of Hogan Ellison, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the inventory, sale bill and appraise bill of said
Estate be approved.
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Estate
of Jesse Simmons, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the inventory, sale bill and appraise bill of said
Estate be approved.
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Estate
of Fanney Foster, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Pride
Bradshaw 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 and that the inventory, sale bill and appraise
bill of said Estate be approved.
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Estate
of James Wilson, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the inventory, sale bill and appraise bill of said
Estate be approved.
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Estate
of William Wells, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the inventory, sale bill and appraise bill of said
Estate be approved.
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PAGE 105 - 17 Aug 1853
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Estate
of Robert Douglass, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Mariah
A. Douglass & Jonathan C.L. Johnson 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 Hiram Duff, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the bond of John Henry, administrator of
said Estate be approved and that the Letters of
Administration granted to said Henry on said Estate by the Clerk of
this Court in vacation be confirmed. And the said
administrator comes and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court from
the inventory and appraise bill here filed and approved that said Estate does
not exceed the amount allowed by law to the widow of said Hiram Duff,
deceased. It is therefore ordered that said administrator pay over the same
to her, and that all further advertisements and settlements under said
administration be dispensed with unless further Estate be discovered and the
Court orderes said administration to be proceeded
with.
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PAGE 106 - 7 Dec 1853
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Nancy F. Brantley administratrix
of said Estate be authorized to reserve from hire all the slaves of said
Estate except two, to wit, Stephen & Israel, and that she be
permitted to hire said slaves at the town of Springhill on the second day of
January next between the hours of nine AM and three PM of said day.
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John
M. Johnson
vs. Oliver Masters admr.
of Joseph Masters, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and this cause is continued until the next term of this Court.
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PAGE 107 - 16 Jan 1854
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Rachel
Rush, Harrison Rush, Samuel Weakley & Elizabeth his wife, Amanda E. Derington by her guardian Ben. C. Derington vs. Alfred Rush administrator of the
Estate of William Rush, deceased --- On Petition for Partition of
Slaves
The parties by William G. Phelan their attorney comes and presents
their petition herein, and the said defendant also comes and enters his
appearance herein; and it appearing from said petition that one William
Rush in his lifetime at the time of his death was seized and possessed of
the following described slaves, to wit, one negro man named Bob about
twenty years of age, one negro man named Edmund about forty five years
of age, one negro woman named Emiline about
eighteen years of age and her child about twelve months of age, one negro
girl about twelve years of age named Lotte.
It further appears from said petition the evidence before this Court that
said William Rush at the time of his death left the following persons
heirs of his Estate, to wit, Rachel Rush widow of said deceased, Harrison
Rush, Alfred Rush, Elizabeth Weakley children of said deceased and Amanda
E. Derington a granddaughter of said deceased,
and that said heirs and each entitled to the one fifth part of said salves.
It is therefore ordered that Benjamin West, Samuel Keen & James
Overton of Mississippi County be and they are hereby appointed
commissioners to make partitions of said described slaves among said heirs
according their respective
rights, and that said commissioners make report of their proceedings to this
Court at the next Term thereof, to which Term this cause is continued.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Jonathan C.L. Johnson admr. of the
Estate of Robert Douglass, 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 Sixty 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 108 - 16 Jan 1854
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Thomas
W. McDoniel vs. Jacob Harty admr. of Alexander Harty,
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 Eighteen
dollars and Ten cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the second class.
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William
A. Wheeler
vs. Jacob Harty admr.
of Alexander Harty, 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 fifth class.
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George
F. Miller
vs. Joshua Maberry admr.
of William Maberry 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
fifth class.
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17 Jan 1854
Estate of Barbary J. Adams & Thomas J. Adams --- 1st Annual
Settlement
Carney H. Welch guardian of Barbary J. Adams, Thomas J. Adams comes
into Court and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the
sum of One hundred and Sixty Six dollars and Thirty cents, and is credited by
the sum of Five dollars and Seventy Five 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 Sixty dollars and Fifty Five cents.
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PAGE 109 - 17 Jan 1854
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Estate
of Henry G. Welch, deceased --- Settlement
And now comes Jesse Cruise administrator of said Estate and presents a
settlement of said Estate and is charged with the sum of Two hundred and
forty two dollars and Twenty Five cents, and is credited by the sum of Ninety
Three dollars and Seventy Five cents per vouchers No. 1 to 7 inclusive which
leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of the sum of One hundred
and Forty Eight dollars and Fifty cents. And it appearing to this Court from
the inventory, appraise bill, and sale bill of said Estate here filed and
approved that said does not exceed the amount allowed by law to the widow of
said deceased. It is therefore ordered that said administrator pay over to
the widow of said deceased the balance of said Estate in his hands, and that
all further settlement and advertisement under said administration be
dispensed with unless further Estate be discovered and the Court order said
administration to be proceeded with.
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Solomon
G. Kitchen
vs. James E. Rhodes admr. of William M.
Hale, 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
paid as expense of administration.
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John
Shrum & Elijah Jenkins vs. Joshua Maberry admr. of William
Maberry, 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 Seventy Five cents for their debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the first class.
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Estate
of Alexander Neal --- Final Settlement
And comes Thomas Lasslie guardian of Alexander
Neal by his agent and presents a final settlement of said guardianship
and is charged with the sum of One hundred and Fourteen dollars and is
credited by the sum of One hundred and Sixteen dollars per vouchers No. 1
& 2, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said guardian
has fully paid over all assets which have come to his hands. It is therefore
ordered that said Thomas H. Lasslie be hence
discharged from said guardianship and go thereof without day.
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PAGE 110 - 17 Jan 1854
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Joshua
Maberry vs. Joshua Maberry admr. of William J. Maberry,
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 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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William
G. Phelan
vs. James E. Rhoads amr. of William M.
Hale, 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
paid as expense of administration.
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John
F. Bowlin vs. Joshua Maberry admr. of William J. Maberry,
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 Eleven dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Thomas
W. McDoniel vs. Henry h. Bedford admr.
of Mary Stewart, deceased
The plaintiff appears and the defendant being solemnly called comes not but
makes default although duly served with notice, and the Court after hearing
the testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover
against said defendant the sum of Eleven dollars for his debt together with
the cost of this suit, and that this judgment be of the fifth class.
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Barrabus B. Thomas vs. Joshua Maberry admr. of William J. Maberry,
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 for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
fifth class.
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PAGE 111 - 17 Jan 1854
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Benjamin
Taylor vs.
William G. Phelan admr. of Isaac Taylor,
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 for his
debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
fifth class.
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Elijah
Jenkins
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Milton Wilson,
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
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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William
H. Moore
vs. James E. Rhoades admr. of William M.
Hale, 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 seventh class.
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Estate
of William M. Hale, deceased --- First Annual Settlement
And now comes James E. Rhoades administrator of said Estate and
presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two
hundred and Seventy Seven dollars and Fifty cents, and is credited by the sum
of One hundred and Fifty Seven dollars and Ninety Eight cents per vouchers
No. 1 to 10 inclusive which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of the sum of One hundred and Nineteen dollars and Sixty Two
cents.
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Thomas
W. McDoniel vs. Henry H. Bedford admr.
of George Cox, deceased
The plaintiff appears and the defendant being solemnly called comes not but
makes default, although served with notice, and the Court after hearing the
testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recovers
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 fifth class.
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PAGE 112 - 17 Jan 1854
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Estate
of Thomas Jenkins, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes William M. Jenkins admr. of
said Estate and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the
sum of Two hundred and Eighty Five dollars and Thirty Six cents, and is
credited by the sum of Thirty Seven dollars and Fifty Eight cents per
vouchers No. 1 to 9 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of the sum of Two hundred and Forty Seven dollars and Seventy
Eight cents.
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Estate
of Monrow Sitz, deceased --- 1st
Annual Settlement
And now comes Joseph Lavender administrator of said Estate and
presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Eighty
Seven dollars and Thirty Eight cents and is credited by the sum of Nine
dollars and Twenty Five cents per vouchers No. 1 to 3 inclusive which leaves
a balance in the hands of said administrator of the sum of Twenty eight
dollars and Thirteen cents.
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Estate
of Nathaniel Shrum Heirs --- Final
Settlement
And now comes John Shrum guardian of the
heirs of Nathaniel Shrum and presents a
Final settlement of said guardianship and is charged with the sum of Seventy
Two dollars and Twenty Six cents and is credited by the sum of Eleven dollars
and Fifty cents per vouchers No. 4 & 5 which leaves a balance in the
hands of said Guardian of Sixty One dollars and Seventy Six cents, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said guardian has given legal
notice of his intention to resign his said guardianship. It is therefore
ordered that said John Shrum be allowed to
resign his said guardianship and that he pay over the amount in his hands to
whoever may be appointed their legal guardian.
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James
M. Dowdy
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 Fifty dollars
and Fifty 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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Christopher
C. Harris
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of James
Stafford, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court
pg. 113
hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff
recover against said defendant the sum of Seven dollars and Ninety Seven
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 113 - 17 Jan 1854
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Estate
of Isaac Taylor, deceased
On motion of William G. Phelan administrator of said Estate it is ordered
that he have a credit on his inventory for the sum of Five dollars and Eighty
Five cents. And it is further ordered that Daniel Taylor be released
from further liability on his note due said Estate for about that amount.
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Ordered
by the Court that Malinda Dowdy (here accepting) be appointed guardian
of the Estate of Chiles Dowdy & Mary E. Dowdy minor heirs of Silas
Dowdy, deceased, and that she give bond for the sum of Eight hundred
dollars, whereupon the said Malinda Dowdy presents her bond for said
amount with Chiles M. Dowdy as her security which bond is approved by
the Court and filed.
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Malissa Pew
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Melton Wilson,
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 Eighteen 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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And
now comes Joshua Maberry guardian of the
Estate of William H. Bollinger, Martha Bollinger, David A. Bollinger and
Sarah C. Bollinger and presents his first annual settlement and is
charged with the sum of One hundred and Eighty Eight dollars and Seventy Six
cents and is credited by the sum of Two dollars and Sixty Two cents per
voucher No. 1, which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of the
sum of ... hundred and Eighty Six dollars and Fourteen cents.
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Estate
of John A. Adams, Nancy Adams & Brook Adams --- 1st Annual
Settlement
And now comes Joshua Maberry guardian of the
Estate of John A. Adams, Nancy Adams & Brook Adams comes and
presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two
hundred and Forth Nine dollars and Forty Five cents and is credited by the
sum of Two dollars and Twenty Four cents per voucher No. 1 which leaves a
balance in the hands of said guardian of the sum of Two hundred and Forty
Seven dollars and Twenty one cents.
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PAGE 114 - 17 Jan 1854
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John
Story vs. William
G. Phelan admr. of Isaac Taylor,
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 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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Jesse
F. Allen
vs. William G. Phelan admr. of Isaac
Taylor, 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 Thirty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the first class.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. William G. Phelan admr. of Isaac
Taylor, 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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John
Beasley & Hannah Andrews administrator of the Estate of Godfrey Andrews,
deceased vs. William G. Phelan admr. of Isaac
Taylor, 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 hundred and
Forty dollars and Fifty 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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Estate
of Charles Tetnek, deceased
Ordered by the Court that William C. Harty admr. of said Estate rent out
the farm belonging to said Estate for the present year for the repairs that
are necessary to be done on the same.
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PAGE 115 - 17 Jan 1854
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Estate
of Abraham Rogers, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate to
Pay Debts
And now comes William C. Harty administrator
of said Estate and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
ordered made by this Court at the July Term AD 1853 for the sale of the real
estate belonging to said Estate has not been complied with. It is therefore,
on motion of said administrator, ordered that said order of sale be renewed,
and that said administrator do sell the real estate of the said Abraham Rogers,
deceased, at public auction at the Court house door of this County, on the
second day of the next Term of this Court it being the 18th day of April
next, during the setting of said County Court, and that said real estate be
sold to the highest bidder for ready money. 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 sale to be set up
at ten of the most public places in this County at least twenty days before
the day of said sale, and that he make report of his proceedings to this
Court.
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Estate
of Absalom B. Bailey, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate
to Pay Debts
And now comes Henry Miller administrator of said Estate and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the ordered made by this
Court at the July Term AD 1853 for the sale of the real estate belonging to
said Estate has not been complied with. It is therefore, on motion of said
administrator, ordered that said order of sale be renewed, and 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
second day of the next Term of this Court it being the 18th day of April
next, during the setting of said County Court, and that said real estate be
sold to the highest bidder for ready money. 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 sale to be set up
at ten of the most public places in this County at least twenty days before
the day of said sale, and that he make report of his proceedings to this
Court.
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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 administrators
of said Estate and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
ordered made by this Court at the July Term AD 1853 for the sale of the real
estate belonging to said Estate has not been complied with. It is therefore,
on motion of said administrator, ordered that said order of sale be renewed,
pg. 116
sell the real estate of the said Robert Giboney,
deceased, at public auction at the Court house door of this County, on the
second day of the next Term of this Court it being the 18th day of April
next, during the setting of said County Court, and that said real estate be
sold to the highest bidder on a credit of Twelve months, the purchaser or
purchasers giving note and approved security for the payment of the purchase
money. And it is further ordered that said administrators cause a notice
containing a particular description of the real estate to be sold stating the
time, place and terms of sale to be set up at ten of the most public places
in this County at least twenty days before the day of said sale, and that he
make report of his proceedings to this Court.
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PAGE 116 - 17 Jan 1854
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Estate
of Melton Wilson, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the inventory and sale bill of said Estate be
approved and that said administrator have until the next Term of this Court
to amend his appraise bill.
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18 Jan 1854
Estate of Philip Bright, deceased
On motion of John D. Smith admr. of said Estate it is ordered that he have until the Next
Term of his Court to make his final settlement of said administration.
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John
M. Johnson
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Melton Wilson,
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 Twenty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Solomon
Wilson vs.
Charlotte Brantley admrx. 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 Seventy Six
dollars and .... 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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James
Nations
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Melton Wilson,
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
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 Alexander Barks,
deceased
And now comes William D. Welch admr. of said Estate and on his motion his annual settlement is
continued until the next Term of this Court.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Melton Wilson,
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
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 John Williamson, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate
to Pay Debts
And now comes Reuben Harper administrator of said Estate, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the order of sale of the real
estate belonging to said Estate made by this Court at the July Term AD 1853
has not been complied with. It is therefore on motion of said administrator
ordered that said order of sale be renewed, and that said administrator do
sell the real estate of the said John Williamson, deceased at public
auction at the Court house door of this County, at the next Term of this
Court and on the first day of said Term being the 17th day of April next,
during the setting of said County Court and that said real estate be sold to
the highest bidder on a credit of four months, the purchaser giving his note
and approved security for the payment of the purchase money. And it is
further ordered that said administrator cause a notice containing a
particular description of the real estate be sold stating the time place and
Terms of 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 that he make report
of his proceedings to this Court.
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Terry
Poe vs. William
G. Phelan admr. of Isaac Taylor,
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 Sixty Five
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Henry
Miller vs.
Pleasant P. Major admr. of James Horton,
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 Eight
dollars and Twenty 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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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Milton Wilson,
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 dollars
and Seventy 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. Pleasant P. Major admr. of James
Horton, 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 Four
dollars and Fifty 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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James
Davis vs. Pleasant
P. Major admr. of James Horton, 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 of
the fifth class.
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Henry
Miller vs.
Alfred Wilson admr. of Milton Wilson,
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 Nine dollars
and Forty 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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William
D. Welch
of Alexander Barks, deceased vs. John H. Barks admr. of Jacob Barks, deceased --- On Suggestion
of Waste
The plaintiff by his attorney comes, and the said defendant being solemnly
called comes not but makes default, and this cause is submitted to the Court
who after hearing the testimony offered doth find that said Jacob Barks
as administrator of the Estate of said Alexander Barks, deceased
committed waste on said Estate to the sum of Two hundred and Eleven dollars
and Fifty Seven cents. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Four hundred
and Twenty Three dollars and Fourteen cents, being double the amount of the
waste committed.
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William
C. Harty vs. Pleasant P. Major admr.
of James Horton, 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 Ninety 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
G. Phelan
vs. William M. Jenkins admr. of Thomas
Jenkins
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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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Pleasant P. Major admr. of James
Horton, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
pg. 120
the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover
against said defendant the sum of Sixteen dollars and Seventy Eight cents for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that Three 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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Daniel
Horton vs.
Pleasant P. Major admr. of James Horton,
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 of the
fifth class.
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Estate
of Thomas Conyers, deceased --- 4th Annual Settlement
And now comes Clinton P. Conyers Exer. of
the Last Will & Testament of said deceased, and presents the 4th annual
settlement of his administration and is charged with the sum of Nine hundred
and Thirty Three dollars and Fifty One cents and is credited by the sum of
Three hundred and Forty One dollars and Ninety One cents per vouchers No. 26
to 43 inclusive which leaves a balance in the hands of said Executor of the
sum of Five hundred and Ninety One dollars and Sixty cents.
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Estate
of Melton Wilson, deceased
On motion of Alfred Wilson 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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Estate
of Mary E. & James T. Williams
And now comes Montgomery Williams guardian of said Mary E. &
James T. Williams and presents an account for boarding and clothing said
minors for the last eighteen months which account is allowed against said
Estate for the sum of Forty dollars.
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Estate
of Thomas Conyers, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Executor of the Last Will of said deceased rent
out the farm belonging to said Estate to the best advantage for the present
year.
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Estate
of John Myers, deceased
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Samuel Patterson
administrator of said Estate has departed this life. It is therefore ordered
that William G. Phelan be appointed administrator of said Estate and
that he give bond for the sum of Five hundred dollars whereupon said William
G. Phelan presents his bond for said amount with John D. Smith & Lemuel Harvey as his securities which bond is
approved.
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Estate
of James Horton, deceased
On motion of Pleasant P. Majors 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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19
Jan 1854
Rodney & Penney vs. George Harris admr.
of Jesse Cloar, 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 Ten cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the seventh class.
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A.R.
Dell vs. Pleasant
P. Major admr. of James Horton, 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 second class.
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John
M. Johnson
vs. Oliver Masters admr.
of Joseph Masters, deceased
The plaintiff appears and the defendant 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 Ten dollars and Fifteen 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 administrator of Robert Giboney,
deceased vs. Daniel B. Miller administrator 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 Forty dollars
and Twelve 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 Cloar, deceased --- 4th Annual
Settlement
And now comes George Harris admr. of said
Estate and presents his fourth annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of Four hundred and eighty One dollars and Eighty Four cents, and is credited
by the sum of One hundred and Forty Nine dollars and Thirty Two cents per
vouchers No. 30 to 33 inclusive which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of the sum of Three hundred and Thirty Two dollars and Fifty
Two cents.
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Estate
of Nathaniel Welch, deceased --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Temperance Welch administratrix
of said Estate and presents her fourth annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of Eighty Three dollars and Three cents and is credited by the sum of
Six dollars and Fifty cents per vouchers No. 10 and 11 which leaves a balance
in the hands of said administratrix of the sum of
Seventy Six dollars and Fifty Three cents.
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Estate
of Joel Brantley, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Charlotte Brantley administratrix
of said Estate and presents her first annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of Two hundred and Seventy Two dollars and Twelve cents, and is
credited by the sum of Forty dollars per vouchers No. 1 to 5 inclusive which
leaves a balance in the hands of said administratrix
of the sum of Two hundred and Twenty Five dollars and Twelve cents.
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Estate
of Benjamin Taylor, Senr., deceased --- 3rd
Annual Settlement
And now comes John Link Executor of the Last Will & Testament of
said deceased, and presents his third annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of Two hundred and Two dollars and Twenty Eight cents per vouchers
No. 22 to 29 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said Executor
of the sum of One hundred and Forty Nine dollars and Eighty Eight cents and
on motion of said Executor it is ordered that he have until the next Term of
this Court to make his final settlement.
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Estate
of Martin Wilfong, deceased
On motion of William W. Norman admr. of said Estate his annual settlement is continued until
the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Henry Wilfong, deceased
On motion of William W. Norman admr. of said Estate his annual settlement is continued until
the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of William Bryant, deceased
On motion of Sanders Walker his annual settlement on said Estate is continued
until the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Jane Bryant, deceased
On motion of Sanders Walker his annual settlement on said Estate is
continued until the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Lawson Sitze, deceased
On motion of Sanders Walker his annual settlement on said Estate is
continued until the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Henry McClard, deceased
On motion of Sanders Walker his annual settlement on said Estate is
continued until the next term of this Court.
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James
W. Childress
vs. Pleasant P. Major admr. of James
Horton, 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 Fifth class.
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John
Kitchen
vs. Daniel B. Miller administrator of James Stafford, 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 Five
dollars and Eighty Seven cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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James
M. Davis & Joseph Lacewell vs. Pleasant P. Major
admr. of James Horton, deceased
And now comes the parties and enters their appearance herein, and the Court
after hearing the testimony offered doth find that James M. Davis, Joseph Lacewell & James Horton were partners in building
a bridge on St. Francis River at the Indian Ford on the road leading from
Bloomfield to the Poplar Bluff for which said parties were to receive the sum
of Three hundred and Ninety Nine dollars. Half of said amount to be paid by
the County of Butler and half by the County of Stoddard and the Court doth
further find that said James Horton was to bear half of the expenses
of building said bridge and to have half the profits of the same. That the
other two partners were to bear ... One quarter part of said expense and to
...
pg. 124
One quarter of the profits. It is therefore ordered that said administrator
be authorized to pay off One half of the expense of building said bridge out
of the amount that may be allowed here against this County and Butler County
and that said administrator account for whatever balance which may be left in
his hands after paying said expense as other assets belonging to said Estate.
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Estate
of Joseph J. Dodson --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes John H. Dodson guardian of the Estate of said Joseph
J. Dodson and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of One hundred and Twenty Five dollars and is credited by the sum of
Fifty One dollars and Eighty Five cents per vouchers No. 1 to 6 inclusive
which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of the sum of Seventy
Three dollars and Fifteen cents.
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Estate
of Thomas C. Dodson --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes John H. Dodson guardian of the Estate of said Thomas
C. Dodson and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of One hundred and Twenty Five dollars and is credited by the sum of
Fifty Two dollars and Thirty cents per vouchers No. 1 to 5 inclusive which
leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of the sum of Seventy Two
dollars and Seventy cents.
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Estate
of Eleanor E. Dodson --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes John H. Dodson guardian of the Estate of said Eleanor
E. Dodson and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of One hundred and Twenty Five dollars and is credited by the sum of
Seventy One dollars and Seventy Five cents per vouchers No. 1 to 7 inclusive
which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of the sum of Fifty
Three dollars and Twenty Five cents.
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William
G. Phelan
vs. James & Montgomery Williams adms. 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
paid as expense of administration.
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Estate
of William Williams --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes James Williams & Montgomery Williams administrators
of William Williams, deceased and presents their first annual settlement
and are charged with the sum of Six hundred and Seventy Eight dollars and
Five cents, and is credited by the sum of One hundred and Thirty Five dollars
and Ninety Eight cents per vouchers No. 1 to 16 inclusive which leaves a
balance in the hands of said administrators of the sum of Five hundred and
Fifty Two dollars and Seven cents.
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Estate
of Mary Stewart, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate to
Pay Debts.
And now comes Henry H. Bedford administrator
of said Estate and on his motion it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that the order of publication made by this Court in this cause has been
duly complied with, and no objection being made thereto. It is therefore
ordered that said administrator do sell the real estate of the said Mary
Stewart, deceased at public auction at the Court house door of this
County on the second day of the next Term of this Court it being the 18th day
of April next during the setting of said County Court, and that said real
estate be sold on a credit of twelve months, the purchaser giving his note
with sufficient and approved security for the payment of the purchase money.
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 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 that he make
report of his proceedings to this Court.
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Estate
of James Stafford, deceased
On motion of Daniel B. Miller admr. of said Estate it is ordered that he have a credit on his
inventory for the sum of Eleven dollars for a balance of an account against James
H. Dodson which was settled before the death of said Stafford.
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Estate
of Godfrey Andrews,
deceased
And now comes John Beasley & Hannah Andrews and on their motion
this annual settlement is continued until the next Term of this Court.
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Joshua
Poplin vs.
Daniel B. Miller admr. of James Stafford,
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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And
now comes Sanders Walker guardian of the heirs of John Williamson,
deceased and says he has no annual settlement to make.
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Estate
of Thomas Jenkins
Ordered that William M. Jenkins admr. of this Estate be authorized to keep in his possession
without paying here for the same, the slaves belonging to said Estate. And
that he be required to furnish them with clothing
and pay their medical bills.
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Estate
of John Masters, deceased
Ordered that a citation issue against Oliver Masters admr. of said Estate requiring
him to appear at the next Term of this Court and make final settlement of his
administration.
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Estate
of Sarah Masters, deceased
Ordered that a citation issue against Oliver Masters admr. of said Estate requiring
him to appear at the next Term of this Court and make final settlement of his
administration.
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Estate
of William Huston, deceased
Ordered that a citation issue against Absalom Farris admr. of said Estate requiring
him to appear at the next Term of this Court and make final settlement of his
administration.
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Andrew
Snider vs.
Henry H. Bedford admr. of George Cox,
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 Two dollars
and 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 John Williamson, deceased --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Reuben Harper admr. of said
Estate and presents his second annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of One hundred and Fifty Six dollars and Seventy Two cents and is credited by
the sum of Forty dollars per voucher No. 5 which leaves a balance in the
hands of said administrator of the sum of One hundred and Sixteen dollars and
Seventy Two cents.
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Orville
Behurst vs. Henry H. Bedford admr.
of George Cox 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 Six cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fourth class.
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Ordered
by the Court that John J. Spence (here accepting) be appointed
guardian of the Estate of Francis M. Farmer and that he give bond for
the sum of One hundred dollars. Whereupon the said John J. Spence
presents his bond for said amount with Henry Harper & Thomas P.
Parrish as his securities which bond is approved by the Court and ordered
to be filed which is done accordingly.
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Estate
of Joseph Beckwith, deceased
On motion of Eliza J. Beckwith admrx. of said Estate by her attorney her annual settlement is
continued until the next Term of this Court.
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31 Jan 1854
Estate of John Langdon, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Solomon G. Kitchen admr. of said Estate and presents his final settlement of
said Estate and is charged with the sum of Forty Two dollars and Twenty
cents, and is credited by the sum of Forty Three dollars and Sixty Five cents
which leaves a balance due to said administrator of One dollar and Sixty Five
cents. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said
administrator has fully administered said Estate, and that he 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 said administration
and go thereof without.
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Estate
of Abraham Taylor, deceased --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Nancy Taylor administratrix of
said Estate and presents her second annual settlement and is charged with the
sum of Six hundred and Forty Three dollars and six cents, and is credited by
the sum of Eighteen dollars and Eighty cents per vouchers No. 16 to 18
inclusive which leaves a balance in the hands of said admx.
of the sum of Six hundred and Twenty Four dollars
and Thirty Six cents.
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Estate
of Pettman Miller, deceased --- 2nd
Annual Settlement
And now comes Daniel B. Miller admr. of said
Estate and is charged with the sum of One thousand and Twenty Eight dollars
and Seventeen cents and is credited by the sum of Fifty Two dollars and Sixty
cents, per vouchers No. 8 to 12 which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of the sum of Nine hundred and Seventy Five dollars and Fifty
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William
G. Phelan
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 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 Tabbitha Dennington
deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes James Dennington administrator
of said Estate and Presents his first annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of Fifty dollars and is credited by the sum of Three dollars and Five
cents per vouchers No. 1 to 3 which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administration of the sum of Forty Six dollars and Ninety Five cents
$11.95/100 of said amount in cash, and the balance in a judgment due said
Estate. And on motion said administrator is required to make a final
settlement of his administration at the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Willoby B. Hill --- Final
Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford guardian of the Estate of said Willoby B. Hill and presents his final
settlement of said guardianship and is charged with the sum of Sixty Three
dollars and is credited by the sum of Sixty Three dollars and Fifty Four
cents per vouchers No. 1 to 3 inclusive. And it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court that said guardian has fully accounted for and paid over to his
said ward all the assets which have come to his hands. It is therefore
ordered that he be hence discharged from said guardianship and go thereof
without day.
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Estate
of Rufinda C. Hill, deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford guardian of said Rufinda
C. Hill and says he has no annual settlement to make.
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Estate
of William A. Hill,
deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford guardian of said William A. Hill
and says he has no annual settlement to make.
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Estate
of Daniel Sanford, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes William G. Phelan administrator of said Estate and
presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Four
hundred and Eleven dollars and One cent and is credited by Two hundred and
Nineteen dollars and Ten cents per vouchers No. 1 to 5 inclusive, which
leaves a balance in the hands of said admr. of Two hundred and Ninety One 91/100 dollars.
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Estate
of David Hall,
deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said David Hall and says he has no annual
settlement to make.
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Michael
A. Wilson
vs. William G. Phelan admr. of Isaac
Taylor, 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
paid as expense of administration.
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Estate
of Daniel Sanford, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate to
pay Debts
And now comes William G. Phelan administrator of said Estate and
presents 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 East half of the South East quarter of Section No. twenty Three in
Township No. Twenty Six North of Range No. Ten East, containing Eighty acres
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 held at the Court house in the Town of Bloomfield in this
County on the third Monday of April next. An ordered 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 the same by
posting up ten written hand bills at ten of the most public places in this
County at least twenty days previous to the first day of the next Term of
this Court.
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Estate
of Mary Steward,
deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and says he has no annual settlement to
make.
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Estate
of Isaac Shrum
And now comes Fredrick Shrum admr. of said Estate and on his
motion his final settlement is continued until the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of John Myers, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the final settlement on said Estate be continued
until the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of Evertt Brantley, deceased
On motion of Nancy F. Brantley administratrix
of said Estate her annual settlement is continued until the next Term of this
Court.
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Estate
of William Wells, deceased
On motion of George A. Wells admr. of said Estate by Wm. G. Phelan his attorney his
annual settlement is continued until the next Term of this Court. And it is
further ordered that said administrator give a new bond with additional
security on or before the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of Solomon Hobbs, deceased
Daniel B. Miller guardian of said Solomon Hobbs comes and on
his motion his annual settlement is continued until the next Term of this
Court.
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Estate
of John Masters
Daniel B. Miller guardian of said John Masters comes and on his
motion his annual settlement is continued until the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of James Wilson, deceased
On motion of Allen Alsup his annual
settlement as admr. of
said Estate is continued until the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of James Setton, deceased
On motion of John Setton Exer.
of the Last Will & Testament of said deceased
his annual settlement is continued until the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of Absalom B. Bailey,
deceased
And now comes Henry Miller admr. of said Estate and says no assets have come to his hands
and that he has no annual settlement to make.
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Estate
of John G. Wilson,
deceased
And now comes Jonas Eaker admr. of said Estate and says no
assets have come to his hands and that he has no annual settlement to make.
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Estate
of Fanney A. Hobbs, deceased
And now comes Henry Miller admr. of said Estate and on his motion his annual settlement is
continued until the next term of this Court.
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And
now comes Henry Miller guardian of Fanney
A. Baker, Betsey J. Baker, Amanda C. Baker & Sarah Baker on his
motion his annual settlement on said Estate are continued until the next Term
of this Court.
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And
now comes George Nations guardian of Lawson
M. Bess & Peter Bess on his motion his annual settlement on said
Estate is continued until the next Term of this Court.
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John
Wiley vs. Henry
H. Bedford admr. of George Cox, 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
pg. 131
said defendant the sum of Three 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 131 - 31 Jan 1854
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John
M. Milton
vs. Henry H. Bedford admr. of George Cox,
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
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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William
Cox vs. Henry
H. Bedford admr. of George Cox, 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 this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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John
Wiley vs. Henry
H. Bedford admr. of George Cox, 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 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. Jonathan Johnson admr. of Robert Duglass, 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 Eighteen
dollars and for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
Fourteen dollars of said amount be of the Second class and that the balance
of said Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of George Cox, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said
Estate and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of Three hundred and Seven dollars and is credited by the sum of Two hundred
and Twenty Six dollars and Fifty cents per vouchers No. 1 to 8 inclusive,
which leaves a balance in the hands of said admr. of One hundred and Forty three dollars ....
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PAGE 132 - 31 Jan 1854
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Absalom
Lincoln
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pettman Miller, deceased
The parties appear and on motion it is ordered that Two dollars of an allowance
made to said plaintiff the 20th day of April 1853, against said defendant be
classed in the fifth class and paid accordingly.
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1 Feb 1854
Henry H. Bedford 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 plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ten 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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Estate
of William Conner
And now comes Solomon G. Kitchen guardian of said William Conner
and files an inventory of said Estate which is approved.
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Reuben
Harper 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 plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
Forty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the seventh class.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pettman Miller, deceased
The plaintiff appears and presents his demand, and 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 Forty Five dollars
and Forty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the seventh class.
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PAGE 133 - 1 Feb 1854
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Estate
of Charles B.N. McCabe, deceased --- 4th Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said
Estate ... his fourth annual settlement and is charged with the sum ... Seven
hundred and Fifty Two dollars and Eighty Two cents, and is credited by the
sum of Sixteen dollars and Ten cents ... vouchers 19 to 22 which leaves a
balance in the hands of said ...inistrator of the sum
of Three thousand Seven hundred and Thirty Six dollars and Seventy Two cents.
One hundred and Seventy Five dollars of said balance in cash and the
remainder in notes and accounts due said Estate.
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27 Feb 1854
Estate of William Williams
Ordered by the Court that Montgomery Williams administrator of said
Estate be allowed the sum of Five dollars against
said Estate as expense of administration.
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PAGE 134 - 17 Apr 1854
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Estate
of Robert Stewart,
deceased
And now comes John Stewart Administrator of said Estate and says he
has no Annual Settlement to make.
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William
W. Norman
vs. Lydia Hatley admrx.
of Alston Hatley, 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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James
E. Rhoades
vs. John Moore admr. of Samuel Moore,
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 Five
dollars and Fifty Three 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
M. Haines
vs. John Moore admr. of Samuel Moore,
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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Estate
of Thomas Bradshaw deceased
Nancy Bradshaw administrator of Thomas Bradshaw, deceased
appears in open Court and on her motion it is ordered by the Court that said administratrix be permitted to sell of private sale Land
Warrant No. 5682, for One hundred and Sixty acres of land.
pg. 135
granted to her late husband Thomas Bradshaw for military service in
the Florida War and report such sale to this Court.
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PAGE 135 - 17 Apr 1854
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James
Nations
vs. Lydia Hatley admrx.
of Alston Hatley, 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
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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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Lydia Hatley admrx.
of Alston Hatley, 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
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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Solomon
Hobbs vs. Lydia
Hatley admrx. of Alston
Hatley, 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 Eight dollars
and Fifty 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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Thomas
W. Percifull vs. Lydia Hatley admrx. of Alston Hatley,
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 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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Jacob
Hobbs vs. Lydia
Hatley admrx. of Alston
Hatley, 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 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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PAGE 136 - 18 Apr 1854
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Jacob
Harty vs. Jacob Harty admr. of Alexander Harty,
deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his account against said Estate, and the
Court after hearing the testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said
plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five dollars together
with cost of suit and that this judgment be paid as expense of
administration.
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Estate
of Alexander Harty, deceased --- 1st Annual
Settlement
And now comes Jacob Harty admr. of said Estate and presents his first annual
settlement and is charged with the sum of Six hundred and Forty Nine dollars
and Seventeen cents and is credited by the sum of Two hundred and Seventy Two
dollars and Thirty Seven cents, per vouchers No.__ to __ which leaves a
balance in the hands of said administrator of the sum of Three hundred and
Seventy Six dollars and Eighty cents. Two hundred and One dollars in cash and
the balance in notes due said Estate.
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William
W. Hicks
vs. Charlotte Brantley admrx. 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 Fifty six
dollars and Eighty Seven 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 George W. Masters, deceased
Ordered by the Court that William W. Hicks be appointed admr. of said Estate and that he
give bond for the sum of Two hundred dollars. Whereupon said William W.
Hicks presents his bond for said amount with sufficient security which is
approved. And it is further ordered that James E. Rhoades & John M.
Haines be appointed witnesses to accompany and assist said admr. in opening and examining
the money and papers of said Estate and making an inventory of the same.
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James
Henderson
vs. John Moore admr. of Samuel Moore,
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
pg. 137
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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PAGE 137 - 18 Apr 1854
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Peter
Proffer
vs. Nancy F. Brantley admrs. of Everett
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 Thirty Seven
dollars and Forty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the sixth class.
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Nancy
F. Brantley
admrs. of Everett
Brantley, deceased vs. Charlotte Brantley admrx.
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 One hundred and
Eighty dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the sixth class.
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John
Moore vs. John
Moore admr. of Samuel Moore, 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 Three
dollars and Ninety 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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Estate
of Samuel Moore, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes John Moore admr. of said
Estate and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of Nine hundred and Fifty Eight dollars and Sixty Nine cents and is credited
by the sum of One hundred and Seventy Eight dollars and Fifteen cents, per
vouchers No. 1 to 10 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of the sum of Seven hundred and Eighty dollars and Fifty Four
cents in notes uncollected and a small amount in money.
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Amasa Rice
vs. Martin B. Hodges admr. of Ambrose
James, 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 of the
sixth ...
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PAGE 138 - 18 Apr 1854
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Martin
B. Hodge
vs. Martin B. Hodge admr. of Ambrose
James, deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand whereupon the Court appoints William
A. Whitehead 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 Three dollars and
Twenty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that Two
dollars and Ten cents of said Judgment be of the first class and the balance
of the Sixth class.
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Estate
of Robert Giboney, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the sale of the real estate belonging to said
Estate advertised to take place on this day be
postponed until the 2nd Monday in May next.
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Estate
of Mary Stewart, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the sale of the real estate belonging to said
Estate advertised to take place on this day be
postponed until the 2nd Monday in May next.
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Clinton
P. Conyers
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Milton Wilson,
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
Sixty 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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Reuben
P. Owen
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of James
Stafford, 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 and
Twenty 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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James
A. Conyers
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Milton Wilson,
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 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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PAGE 139 - 18 Apr 1854
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William
Stromp vs. Clinton P. Conyers Exer.
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 One dollar and
Fifty Seven cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the seventh class.
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James
Conyers
vs. Clinton P. Conyers Exer. 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 Eight dollars
and Thirty Two cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the seventh class.
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8 May 1854
Estate of William Wells, deceased
It appearing to the satisfaction f the Court that George A. Wells
administrator of said Estate has failed to give additional security to his
bond as such administrator ... ordered to do so by this Court, and also has
become a new resident of the State. It is therefore ordered that the Letters
of Administration heretofore granted to the said George A. Wells on
said Estate be revoked, set aside and hereafter held for naught. And it is
further ordered that William J. Smith be and he is hereby appointed
administrator of said Estate and that he give bond for the sum of Twelve
hundred dollars: whereupon the said, William J. Smith presents his
bond for said amount with Abraham Blanton, Moses Hanes & John M. Johnson
as his securities which bond is approved and ordered to be filed which is
done.
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Henry
Sanford
vs. Henry H. Bedford admr. of George Cox,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant
pg. 140
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 hundred and Seventy Eight dollars and Seven 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 140 - 8 May 1854
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William
G. Phelan
vs. William D. Welch admr. of Alexander
Barks, 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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Solomon
G. Kitchen
vs. William D. Welch admr. of Alexander
Barks, 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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Zora B. Stafford vs. Daniel B. Miller admr.
of James Stafford, 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 and
Sixty 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 Alexander Barks, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement by William
D. Welch
And now comes William D. Welch admr. deboisnon of said Estate and presents his first annual
settlement of said Estate and is charged with the sum of Seven hundred and
Fifty Two dollars and Seventy Three cents and is credited by the sum of Forty
Five dollars, per vouchers No. 1 to 4 inclusive, which leaves a balance in
the hands of said administrator of the sum of Seven hundred and Seven dollars
and Seventy Three cents.
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Estate
of Jane Bryant, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Sanders Walker administrator of said Estate and presents
his final settlement of said administration and is charged with the sum of
Sixty Five dollars and Thirty Two cents, and is credited by the sum of Eighty
dollars and Forty Nine cents per vouchers No. 1 to 4 inclusive, which leaves
a balance in the
pg. 141
hands of said administrator the sum of Fifty Six dollars and Eighty Three
cents. Ordered that said administrator pay ... said amount to the legal heirs
of said Estate and ... to the satisfaction of the Court that said
administrator has ... due and legal notice of his intention to make his Final
Settlement, and that he has fully administered said Estate. It is there...
ordered that said he be hence discharged from said administration and go
thereof without day.
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PAGE 141 - 8 May 1854
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Estate
of William Bryant, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Sanders Walker administrator of said Estate and presents
his final settlement of said administration and is charged with the sum of
One hundred and Ninety Seven dollars and Ninety Eight cents, and is credited
by the sum of One hundred Seventy dollars and Eighty Three cents per vouchers
No. 11 to 17, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator the
sum of Twenty Seven dollars and Fifteen cents. And now 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 ordered that said administrator pay over to
the legal heirs of said Estate the balance in his hands, and that he be hence
discharged from said administration and go thereof without day.
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Estate
of Lawson Sitz, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Sanders Walker administrator of said Estate and presents
his final settlement of said administration and is charged with the sum of
Eighty dollars and Seventy One cents, and is credited by the sum of Sixty
Five dollars and Thirty Six cents per vouchers No. 10 to 14 inclusive, which
leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator the sum of Fifteen dollars
and Thirty Five cents. And now 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 Daniel B. Miller be hence discharged
from said administration and go thereof without day.
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Estate
of Henry Mc Clard, deceased --- Final
Settlement
And now comes Sanders Walker administrator of said Estate and presents
his final settlement of said administration and is charged with the sum of
One hundred and One dollars and Thirty Five cents, and is credited by the sum
of Sixty Five dollars and Seventy cents per vouchers No. 11 to 23 inclusive,
which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator the sum ...
pg. 142
and Thirty Five cents. Ordered that said administrator pay over the said
amount to the legal heirs of said Estate 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 he be hence discharged from said
administration and go thereof without day.
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PAGE 142 - 8 May 1854
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Henry
H. Bedford
vs. Sanders Walker, admr. of Henry McClard, 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
paid as expense of administration.
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Estate
of Godfrey Andrews, deceased --- Second Annual Settlement
And now comes John Beasley & Hanna Andrews administrators of said Estate
and presents his second annual settlement and is charged with the sum of One
thousand Three hundred and Eighty Three dollars and Forty Eight cents and is
credited by One Thousand and Ninety Four dollars and Twenty Two cents per
vouchers No. 6 to 10 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of Two hundred and Eighty Nine dollars and Twenty Six cents.
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Estate
of Barbary Singleton, deceased --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes John Beasley admr. of said Estate and presents his second annual settlement
and is charged with the sum of One hundred and Thirty Four dollars and Eighty
Three cents and is credited by Three dollars and Fifty cents per vouchers No.
___ to ___ inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator
of One hundred and Thirty One dollars and Thirty Three cents.
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William
D. Welch admr. of Alexander Barks, deceased vs. John
Beasley & Hanna Andrews administrators of Godfrey Andrews,
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
Sixty Three cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the seventh class.
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PAGE 143 - 8 May 1854
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Estate
of William Huston, deceased
Ordered by the Court that a citation issue against Absalom Farris
administrator of said Estate requiring him to appear at the next term of this
Court and make settlement of his said administration.
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Estate
of Jesse Cloar, deceased
Ordered by the Court that George Harris administrator of said Estate
appear at the next Term of this court and make final settlement of said
administration or show cause why he does not do so.
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Estate
of William J. Maberry, deceased --- 1st
Annual Settlement
And now comes Joshua Maberry administrator
of said Estate and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of Two hundred and Ninety Three dollars and Thirty Five cents and is
credited by One hundred and Thirty Nine dollars and Eighty Seven cents per
vouchers No. 1 to 8 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of One hundred and Fifty Three dollars and Forty Eight cents.
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Estate
of Aaron Ellsworth, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Elizabeth Ellsworth, Executrix of the Last
Will of said deceased perfect the inventory and appraise bill of said Estate
on or before the next Term of this Court.
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9
May 1854
Estate of William B. Adams --- Final Settlement
And now comes Joshua Maberry guardian of
said William B. Adams and presents his final settlement of said
administration and is charged with the sum of Eighty Six dollars and Eleven
cents, and is credited by the sum of Six dollars and Forty Five cents, which
leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator the sum of Seventy Nine
dollars and Sixty Six cents. And the said William
B. Adams comes into Court in his proper person and acknowledges full
satisfaction of the said Joshua Maberry for
the amount of the of the balance remaining in his hands on said settlement.
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PAGE 144 - 9 May 1854
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George
A. Wells
vs. William J. Smith admr. of William Wells
The plaintiff by his attorney comes 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 Thirty Eight dollars and Nineteen cents. Seventy Five
dollars of amount to be paid as expense of administration and the balance of
the fifth class.
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Estate
of William Wells, deceased --- Final Settlement of George A. Wells'
administration
And now comes George A. Wells by William G. Phelan his attorney
and presents his final settlement of said administration and is charged with
the sum of Eight hundred and Sixty Two dollars and Thirty Six cents, and is
credited by the sum of Three hundred and Eighty Three dollars and Six cents
per vouchers No. 1to 5, which leaves a balance in the hands of said George
A. Wells as administrator of said William Wells, deceased of the
sum of Four hundred and Seventy Eight dollars and Seventy Three cents which
amount said George A. Wells is ordered to pay over to William J.
Smith the present administrator of said Estate or to his successor in.
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Estate
of Abraham Rogers, deceased --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes William C. Harty administrator
of said Estate and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of Six hundred and Fifty Three dollars and Thirty Four cents and is
credited by Seven dollars and Fifty Five cents per vouchers No. 13 to 16
inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of Six
hundred and Forty Five dollars and Seventy Nine cents.
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Estate
of Joseph Beckwith
On motion of Eliza J. Beckwith admrx. of said Estate by William G. Phelan her attorney
and on her motion her final settlement is continued until the next Term of
this Court.
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Estate
of Jacob Taylor,
deceased
And now comes Daniel B. Miller admr. debonisnon of said Estate and
says he has received no assets and that he has no annual settlement to make.
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Estate
of John Masters, deceased
Ordered by the Court that a citation issue against Oliver Masters requiring
him to appear at the next term of this court and make settlement of his said
administration of said ...
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PAGE 145 - 9 May 1854
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Estate
of Sarah Masters, deceased
Ordered by the Court that a citation issue against ... Masters admr. of said Estate requiring
him to appear ... next term of this court and make settlement of his said
administration.
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Estate
of Joseph Masters, deceased
Ordered by the Court that a citation issue against Oliver Masters administrator
of said Estate requiring him to appear at the next term of this Court and
make settlement of his said administration.
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Estate
of Isaac Shrum, deceased
On motion of Fredrick Shrum admr. of said Estate by his
attorney his Final Settlement is continued until the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of James Setton, deceased
On motion of John Setton Exer.
of the Last Will of said deceased his Annual
Settlement is continued until the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of Ambrose James, deceased
On motion of Martin B. Hodges Admr. of said Estate his Annual Settlement is continued until
the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of David A. Mills, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Isaac M. Armstrong administrator of said Estate and
presents his final settlement of said administration and is charged with the
sum of Four hundred and Fifteen dollars and Six cents, and is credited by the
sum of Three hundred and Eleven dollars and Two cents per vouchers No. 1 to
17, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator the sum of One
hundred and Four dollars and Four cents. And now 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 Daniel B.
Miller be hence discharged from said administration and go thereof
without day.
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased
On motion of Nancy F. Brantley Admrx. of said Estate his Annual Settlement is continued until
the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of William Rush, deceased
On motion of Alfred Rush Exer. of the Last Will & Testament of said deceased, his
Settlement on such Estate is continued until the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of James Wilson, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Allen Alsup administrator of
said ... Estate and presents his first annual settlement and ... with the sum
of Two hundred and Twenty ...
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Seventy Eight cents and is credited by Seven dollars and Fifty cents per
vouchers No. 1 to 4 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of Two hundred and Fifteen dollars and Twenty Eight cents.
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PAGE 146 - 9 May 1854
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Nathaniel
W. Watkins
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 Ten dollars and
Fifty 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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Ordered
by the Court that Allen Alsup, here
accepting, be appointed guardian of the person and Estate of Jane Wilson,
and that he give bond for the sum of Twenty Five dollars.
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Estate
of John C. Mills, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes William W. Hicks admr of said
Estate and presents his final settlement of said administration and is
charged with the sum of Two hundred and Thirty Nine dollars and Sixty cents,
and is credited by the sum of Two hundred dollars and Sixty Five cents per
vouchers No. ___ to ___, which leaves a balance in
the hands of said administrator the sum of Thirty Eight dollars and Ninety
Five cents subject to the payment of the debts against said Estate in the
fifth class. It is therefore ordered that said administrator make payment to
the following named creditors of said Estate as follows (to wit) to John
G. Hitt Two dollars and Seventy Two cents, to John
Shrum Two dollars and Four cents, to William
McGuire Eleven dollars and Fifty One cents, to Nathaniel W. Watkins
Nine dollars and Eighteen cents, to Joshua Maberry
Four dollars and Forty Two cents, to James S. Rhoades Three dollars
and Forty cents, to John Randol Two dollars
and Ninety Five cents, to Elizabeth Behurst
Two dollars and Seventy cents, said amounts being Sixty Eight cents on the
dollar of the principal of debts in the fifth class. And now 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 Daniel B.
Miller be hence discharged from said administration and go thereof
without day.
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PAGE 147 - 10 May 1854
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Estate
of Riley Galaway, Deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration on said Estate
granted to William M. Jenkins by the clerk of the Court in vacation be
confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond given by said
administrator be approved.
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Estate
of Milton Wilson, Deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration on said Estate
granted to Alfred Wilson by the clerk of the Court in vacation be
confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond given by said
administrator be approved.
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Estate
of James Horton, Deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration on said Estate
granted to Pleasant P. Majors by the clerk of the Court in vacation be
confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond given by said
administrator be approved.
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Estate
of David Scott, Deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration on said Estate
granted to Daniel Harty by the clerk of the
Court in vacation be confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond given
by said administrator be approved.
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Estate
of Hogan Ellison, Deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration on said Estate
granted to Norphlett G.H. Jones by
the clerk of the Court in vacation be confirmed, and it is further ordered
that the bond given by said administrator be approved.
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Estate
of James Stafford, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Daniel B. Miller admr. of said
Estate and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of One Thousand and Thirty Eight dollars and Fifty Nine cents and is credited
by Two hundred and Ninety dollars and Seventy Six cents... inclusive, which
leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of Seven hundred and
Forty Seven dollars and Eighty One cents.
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Thomas
W. Percifull 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 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 of the
seventh class.
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PAGE 148 - 10 May 1854
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Thomas
M. Percifull vs. William G. Phelan admr.
of Isaac Taylor, 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 Four
dollars 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 Solomon Hobbs --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Daniel B. Miller Guardian of Solomon Hobbs and
presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two
hundred and Thirty dollars and Eighty Five cents and is credited by Fifty
dollars and Sixty cents per voucher No. 1, which leaves a balance in the
hands of said guardian of One hundred and Eighty dollars and Twenty Five
cents.
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Estate
of Moses Forbess, deceased
On motion of Henry Harper late admr. of said Estate it is ordered that he be allowed to
withdraw from his final settlement of said Estate vouchers No. 1, 2, 3, 5, 7,
8 & 9 filed in said settlement.
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Estate
of George Cox, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate to Pay
Debts
And now comes Henry H. Bedford administrator of said Estate and
presents his petition verified by affidavit praying for the sale of the
following described real estate for the payment of the debts of said
deceased, to wit, the North West quarter of the South West quarter of Section
No. Twenty Eight Township No. Twenty Nine North of range No. Eleven East
containing forty acres, and the North West quarter of the North East quarter
of Section Twenty Eight in Township Twenty Nine North of Range No. Eleven East containing Forty acres, also in Township Twenty Nine
North of Range No. Eleven East containing Forty
acres. 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 held at the Town of Bloomfield in this
County on the 3rd Monday of July next an order will be made for the sale of
said real estate or so much thereof as will 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 prior to the first day of the next Term of this
Court.
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PAGE 149 - 11 May 1854
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Estate
of Jacob Kinder,
deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford and on his motion his final settlement
is continued until the next Term of this court.
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Estate
of Michael Kinder,
deceased
And now comes Elizabeth Kinder & Overton L. Parrish and on their
motion it is ordered that the letters of administration on said Estate be
granted them and that they give bond for the sum of Four hundred dollars.
Whereupon said Elizabeth Kinder & Overton L. Parrish presents this
bond for said amount with security which is approved. And it is further
ordered that Joseph B. Davis & John Stanphill
be appointed witnesses to accompany and assist said administratrix
in opening and examining the money and papers of said Estate and making an
inventory of the same.
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Estate
of Martin Wilfong, deceased
On motion of William W. Norman admr. of said Estate his annual settlement is continued until
the next term of this Court. And it is further ordered that said
administrator give additional security to his bond on or before the next term
of this Court.
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Estate
of Henry Wilfong, deceased
On motion of William W. Norman admr. of said Estate his annual settlement is continued until
the next term of this Court. And it is further ordered that said
administrator give additional security to his bond on or before the next term
of this Court.
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Estate
of Robert Giboney, deceased --- 4th Annual
Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen administrators
of said Estate and presents their fourth annual settlement and is charged
with the sum of One thousand Seven hundred and Eighty Five dollars and is
credited by Eleven dollars and Ninety cents per vouchers No... 90 inclusive,
which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of One thousand
Seven hundred and Seventy Three dollars and Ten cents. Three hundred of which
is in cash and the balance in debts due said Estate.
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Estate
of David Wall, deceased
On motion of Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate his annual settlement is continued until
the next term of this Court.
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PAGE 150 - 11 May 1854
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Estate
of Fanny Ann Hobbs, deceased --- 3rd Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry Miller admr of said
Estate and presents his third annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of Two hundred dollars and Sixty Five cents and is credited by Eleven dollars
and Thirty Two cents per vouchers No. 4 to 7 inclusive, which leaves a
balance in the hands of said administrator of One hundred and Eighty Nine
dollars and Thirty Three cents.
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Estate
of Amanda C. Baker, deceased --- 3rd Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry Miller guardian of Amanda C. Baker and
presents his third annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two
hundred and Forty Six dollars and Ninety Three cents and is credited by
Seventy One cents per voucher No. 4, which leaves a balance in the hands of
said guardian of Two hundred and Forty Six 18/100 dollars.
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Estate
of Sarah Baker, deceased --- 3rd Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry Miller guardian of Sarah Baker and presents
his third annual settlement and is charged with the sum of One hundred and
Eighty Four 97/100 dollars and is credited by One 15/100 dollars per voucher
No. 9, which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of One hundred
and Eighty Three 77/100 dollars.
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Estate
of Fanny A. Baker, deceased --- 3rd Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry Miller guardian of Fanny A. Baker and
presents his third annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two
hundred and Forty Six 46/100 dollars and is credited by Seventy Five cents
per voucher No. 4, which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of
Two hundred and Forty Five 71/100 dollars.
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Estate
of Betsey J. Baker, deceased --- 3rd Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry Miller guardian of Betsey J. Baker and
presents his third annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two
hundred and Forty Six 99/100 dollars and is credited by Seventy Five cents
per voucher No. 4, which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of
Two hundred and Forty Six 24/100 dollars.
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Estate
of Jesse Simmons, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Leweny Simmons Administratrix of said Estate and presents her first
annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two hundred and Fifty Five
25/100 dollars and is credited by Eighty dollars and 16/100dollars per
voucher No. 1 to __ inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
guardian of One hundred and Seventy Five 9/100 dollars, out of which the
widows dower is yet to be taken.
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