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PAGE 151 - 12 May 1854
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John
Kerr & Augustus Kerr
Surviving partners of the late firm of Augustus Kerr, John Kerr &
George W. Kerr & Co. vs. William G. Phelan administrator of Daniel
Sandford, deceased
Transcript of judgment from Cape Gerardo Circuit Court.
The transcript of the judgment in the cause having heretofore been filed, the
parties come and the defendant waives the service of a notice and enters his
appearance and this cause is continued until next term of this Court.
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Henry
Sanford
vs. William G. Phelan admr. of Daniel Sanford, deceased
Transcript of a judgment from Stoddard Circuit Court.
The transcript of the judgment in the cause having heretofore been filed, the
parties come and the defendant waives the service of a notice and enters his
appearance and this cause is continued until next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Robert Giboney, deceased
On motion of William G. Phelan attorney for Daniel B. Miller
admr. of Jacob Taylor, deceased. It is ordered that Henry H.
Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen administrators of said Estate of Robert
Giboney, deceased make a Final Settlement of their said administration at
the next term of this Court to be commenced and held at the Court house in
the Town of Bloomfield in this County on the third Monday of July next.
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Estate
of Isaac Taylor, deceased -- On Motion of William G. Phelan,
admr. of said Estate his Annual Settlement is continued until the next term
of this Court.
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PAGE 152 - 26 May 1854
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Estate
of Robert Giboney, deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen administrators
of said Estate and on this motion it is ordered that the order heretofore
made by this Court requiring said administrators make Final Settlement of
there said administration at the next term of this Court be resended, set
aside and held for naught.
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PAGE 153 - 17 Jul 1854
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Ordered
by the Court that James Henderson (here accepting) be appointed
Guardian of the person and Estate of Mary Jane Stewart a minor heir of
James C. Stewart, deceased, and that he give bond for the sum of One
hundred dollars, whereupon the said James Henderson presents his bond
for said amount with Joseph M. Greenlee security which bond is
approved and filed.
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Elizabeth
Behurst
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 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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Richard
Wall for
the use of the Road & Canal fund of Stoddard County vs. Allen Alsup,
admr. of the Estate of James Wilson, deceased --- On transcript of judgment
for the Circuit Court of Stoddard Co.
The parties appear and the plaintiff files a transcript of a judgment from
the Circuit Court of this County rendered against said James Wilson in
his lifetime which judgment is allowed against said Estate for the Sum of
Four hundred and Eighty Four dollars and Twenty Seven cents, together with
costs of this suit, and classed in the fourth class.
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Estate
of Michael Kinder, deceased
And now comes Overton L. Parrish & Elizabeth Kinder administrators
of Michael Kinder, deceased by their attorney, and files this
affidavit stating that they have good reason to believe that one Isaac
Simmons has ... one yoke of oxen of the deceased. It is therefore ordered
that a citation issue against the said Isaac Simmons requires him to
appear before the Court on tomorrow morning to answer the allegations set
forth in said affidavit.
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PAGE 154 - 17 Jul 1854
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Simion
English
vs. Charlotte Brantley, admrx. of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear, whereupon the plaintiff suffers a non-suit, and by leave
of Court withdraws the cause of action herein. It is therefore considered and
adjudged that said defendant recover against said plaintiff the costs of this
suit.
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Estate
of John Williamson, deceased
And now comes Reuben Harper administrator of said Estate and makes
report of the sales of the real estate which is approved and filed.
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Ordered
by the Court that Calvin Aust (here accepting) be appointed Guardian
of the person and Estate of Martha Jane Cloar, and that he give bond
for the sum of Four hundred and Fifty dollars whereupon the said Calvin
Aust presents his bond for said amount which is approved and filed.
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Estate
of George W. Masters, deceased --On petition for sale of real estate
to pay debts
And now comes William W. Hicks 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,
a part of the North West quarter of the South East quarter of Section No. 4
in township No. 27 North of Range Eleven East containing Sixteen acres,
reserving one half acre lot lying next and adjoining a lot of land sold by Aaron
Tuck to C.C. Hanes out of the aforesaid tract or parcel of land. 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 sold at the Circuit Court house in the Town of Bloomfield within and for
the County on the 3rd Monday of October next an order will be made for the
sale of said real estate to pay the debts of said deceased. And it is further
ordered that said
pg. 155
administrator give notice of the same by posting up ten written hand bills at
ten of the most public places in the County at least twenty days previous to
the first day the next term of this Court.
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PAGE 155 - 18 Jul 1854
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William
W. Hicks
vs. William W. Hicks admr. of George W. Masters, deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand and the Court appoints William
G. Phelan to defend said Estate who enters his appearance herein, and the
Court after hearing the testimony doth consider and adjudge that said
plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Two dollars and
Three cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Ambrose James, deceased -- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Martin B. Hodges, administrator of said Estate and
presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Fifty
Four dollars and Eighty cents, and is credited by the sum of Ten dollars and
Forty Five cents per vouchers No. 1 to 4 inclusive which leaves a balance in
the hand of said administrator of the sum of Forty Four dollars and Thirty
Five cents.
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Estate
of Hogan Ellison, deceased ---1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Norphlete G.H. Jones & James W. Childress, admrs. of
said Estate and presents their first annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of One Thousand and Thirty Five dollars, and is credited by the sum
of One hundred and Eighteen dollars and Eighty Six cents per vouchers No. 1
to 11 inclusive which leaves a balance in the hand of said administrator of
the sum of Nine hundred and Sixteen dollars and Fourteen cents.
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George
A. Wells
vs. William J. Smith, admr. of William Wells, 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 paid as expense of administration.
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William
W. Hicks
vs. William W. Hicks admr. of George W. Masters, deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand and the Court appoints William
G. Phelan to defend said Estate who enters his appearance herein, and the
...
pg. 156
the testimony doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against
said defendant the sum of Thirty 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 156 - 18 Jul 1854
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Estate
of Jesse Cloar, deceased
On motion of George Harris, admr. of said Estate it is ordered that
his Final Settlement be continued until next term of this Court.
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T.H.
Smith vs. Pleasant
P. Majors 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 Thirty Eight
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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Adrian
B. Owen
vs. Pleasant P. Majors 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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Estate
of Jonas Masters, deceased --- Final Settlement of Joseph Masters
administration
And now comes Oliver Masters administrator of Joseph Masters,
deceased who was admr. of Jonas Masters, deceased and presents a Final
Settlement of said Joseph Masters administration of said Estate, and
is charged with the sum of Four hundred and Thirty Four dollars and Seventy
one cents. And is credited by the sum of Three hundred and Eighty dollars and
Fifty Two cents per vouchers No. 1 to 4 inclusive which leaves a balance with
which said Joseph Masters is chargeable of the sum of Fifty Four
dollars and Nineteen cents which amount is allowed against the Estate of said
Joseph Masters and classed in the fifth class of demands against said
Estate.
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Estate
of Joseph Masters --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Oliver Masters administrator of said Estate and presents
his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Three hundred and
...
pg. 157
Eight dollars and Twenty Four cents and is credited.... sum of Two hundred
and Six dollars and Forty Seven... per vouchers No. 1 to 4 inclusive, which
leaves a balance ... the hands of said administrator of the sum of One
hundred and Ninety One dollars and Seventy Seven cents.
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PAGE 157 - 18 Jul 1854
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John
G. Kelly
vs. Norphlete G.H. Jones & James W. Childress admrs. of Hogan
Ellison, 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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19
Jul 1854
Estate of Clinton P. Conyers, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Alfred Wilson (here accepting) be appointed
administrator of the Estate of said Clinton P. Conyers, deceased, and
that he give bond for the sum of Twenty Five hundred dollars, and it is
further ordered that Hiram A. Shook & Joseph Lavender be appointed
witnesses to assist said admrs. in making an inventory of the money and
papers of said Estate.
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Estate
of Sarah Masters, deceased --- 4th Annual Settlement
And now comes Oliver Masters administrator of said Estate and presents
his fourth annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Four hundred and Ninety
Nine dollars and Sixty cents and is credited by Two hundred and Eighty Two
dollars and Eight cents per vouchers No. 1 to 3 inclusive, which leaves a
balance in the hands of said administrator of Two hundred and Seventeen
dollars and Fifty Two cents, which amount he is ordered to pay over to the
heirs of said Estate according to their respective rights. And it is further
ordered that said administrator make a Final Settlement of his said
administration at the next term of this Court.
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George
Nations
vs. Pride R. Bradshaw, adm. of Fanney Foster, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant ... the service of a notice herein, and
the Court ...
pg. 158
the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover
against said defendant the sum of One dollar and Seventy Five cents for his
debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
sixth class.
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PAGE 158 - 19 Jul 1854
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Estate
of George W. Masters, deceased
On motion of William W. Hicks admr. of said Estate it is ordered that
he be authorized to sell at private sale one gun belonging to said Estate.
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Elizabeth
Kinder & Overton L. Parrish administrators of Michael Kinder, deceased vs. Isaac
Simmons
The parties appear and the defendant moves the Court to quash the affidavit
in this cause on reasons filed, which motion is over ruled by the Court,
whereupon comes a jury (to wit) James Hodges 1, Charles G. Hawkins 2,
Jesse Kitchen 3, Allen Allsup 4, Hiram Pasley 5, James Dennington 6, James
Cook 7, William C. Winstead 8, Samuel Gibson 9, Warren S. Reed 10, William
Lisles 11, Lewis Moore 12. Twelve good and Lawful men who being sworn
according to law and having heard the testimony offered retire to consult of
their verdict. When they return hereunto Court and say "We the Jury find
the defendant Isaac Simmons not guilty of embezzling one yoke of oxen
in manner and form as charged in the plaintiffs affidavit". It is
therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that said defendant of the
matters and things charged against him in said plaintiffs affidavit be hence
discharged and go there of without day. And that said defendant recover against
said plaintiffs his costs and charges by him laid out about his defense in
this cause expended.
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James
Dennington
vs. Elizabeth Kinder & Overton L. Parrish administrators of Michael
Kinder, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the first class.
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Estate
of Jane Wilson
Ordered by the Court that the bond of Allen Alsup as Guardian of said Wilson
be approved.
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PAGE 159 - 19 Jul 1854
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James
Williams
vs. Pleasant P. Majors adm. 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 Thirty dollars
and Sixty 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 John Black, deceased -- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Richard Wall, admr. of said Estate and presents his
first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Seventy One dollars
and Sixty Six cents and is credited by Six dollars and Thirty Six cents per
vouchers No. 13, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of
Sixty Five dollars and Thirty cents.
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Estate
of David Scott, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes David Harty, Sr. administrator of said Estate and files
the inventory and appraise bill of said Estate which is approved. And it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said Estate does not exceed
the amount allowed by law to the widow of said deceased. It is therefore
ordered that the administrator pay over the sum to the widow of said
deceased. And that all further advertisements and settlements under said
administration be dispensed with unless further Estate be discovered and the
Court ordered said administrator to be proceeded with.
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20
Jul 1854
Estate of Absalom B. Bailey deceased
And now comes Henry Miller, administrator of said Estate who makes
report of the sale of the real estate of said Estate which report is approved
and filed. And it appearing that the administrator was the purchaser of said
land it is ordered that the Clerk of this Court execute to the said Henry
Miller a deed for the same.
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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 E... and on his
motion it appearing to the satisfaction of the ... the order of publication
made it the ...
pg. 160
complied with and no objection made thereto. It is therefore ordered that said
administrator do sell the real estate of the said George Cox, deceased
at public auction at the Court house door of this County it being the 19th
day of September next, during the setting of the said Circuit Court and that
said real estate be sold on a credit of Twelve months, the purchaser giving
his note with good 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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PAGE 160 - 20 Jul 1854
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Estate
of John Masters, deceased --- 4th Annual Settlement
And now comes Oliver Masters administrator debonis non of said Estate
and presents his fourth annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two
thousand Three hundred and Ninety dollars and Eighty Seven cents and is
credited by Two hundred and Forty Two dollars and Seventy Five cents per
vouchers No. 1 to 5 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of Two Thousand One hundred and Forty Eight dollars and Twelve
cents. Ordered by the Court that said administrator make distribution and
payment to the heirs of said Estate as follows, to wit, to Alexander
Masters (one hundred dollars), to Hannah Andrews (one hundred
dollars), to Jacob Masters (one hundred dollars), to Henry Miller
Guardian of Fanney A. Baker, Betsey J. Baker & Amanda C. Baker
(one hundred dollars), to William A. Whitehead guardian of Jonas
Masters (one hundred dollars), to Elizabeth Masters (one hundred
dollars), to Daniel B. Miller guardian of John Masters (one
hundred dollars), to Joseph Masters' legal representatives (one
hundred dollars), to Alexander Barks' legal representatives (one
hundred dollars), to Oliver Masters (one hundred dollars). And it is
further ordered that said administrator make a Final Settlement of his said
administration at the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Nancy F. Brantley administratrix of said
Estate appear at the next term of this Court and give other and further
security to her bond as such administratrix.
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PAGE 161 - 14 Aug 1854
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Estate
of Abraham Rogers deceased
And now comes William C. Harty admr. of said ... and makes report of
the sales of the real estate of said Estate which is approved and filed. And
it appears that said administrator was the purchaser of said land it is
ordered that the Clerk of this Court execute a deed to said William C.
Harty for said real estate.
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Estate
of Thomas Conyers, deceased
Ordered by the Court that George Nations be appointed admr. debonisnon
with the will amend of said Estate and that he give bond for the sum of
Twelve hundred dollars whereupon said George Nations presents his bond
for said amount with security which is approved and filed.
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Estate
of Charles Tetnek, deceased --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes William C. Harty admr. of said Estate and presents his
Second annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Three hundred and
Forty Nine dollars and Sixty cents and is credited by Sixty Five dollars and
Sixty Two cents per vouchers No. 8 to 15 inclusive, which leaves a balance in
the hands of said administrator of Two hundred and Eighty Three dollars and
Ninety Eight cents.
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Estate
of Robert Douglass, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Jonathan Johnson admr. of said Estate and presents his
first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two hundred and Sixty
Seven dollars and Seventy Eight cents and is credited by Thirty dollars and
Sixty Nine cents per vouchers No. 1 to 8 inclusive, which leaves a balance in
the hands of said administrator of Two hundred and Thirty Seven dollars and
nine cents.
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Estate
of Aaron Ellsworth, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Elizabeth Ellsworth Executor of the Last Will & Testament
of said deceased and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of Six hundred and Sixty Two dollars and Sixty Seven cents and is
credited by Fifteen dollars and Seventy Eight cents per vouchers No. 1 to 3
inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said executor of Six
hundred and Forty Six dollars and Eighty Nine cents.
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Estate
of Jacob Kinder, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford adm... of said Estate and presents ...
pg. 162
with the sum of Six hundred and Twenty dollars and Ninety Seven cents, and is
credited by the sum of Six hundred and Thirty Eight dollars and Ten cents per
vouchers No._ to 7 inclusive, And appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that said administrator has given due and legal notice of his intention to
make his Final Settlement, and that he has fully administered said Estate. It
is therefore ordered that he be hence discharged from said administration and
go thereof without day.
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PAGE 162 - 14 Aug 1854
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Estate
of Mary Stewart deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and makes report
of the sales of the real estate of said deceased which report is approved and
filed and it appearing that said administrator was the purchaser of said
land. It is therefore ordered that the Clerk of this Court execute to said Henry
H. Bedford a deed for said real estate.
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Estate
of George K. Dowdy --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Chiles M. Dowdy Executor of the Last Will of said
deceased, comes and presents his second annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of Six thousand Two hundred and Fifty Five dollars and Twenty Eight
cents and is credited by Four thousand and Eighty Nine dollars and Sixty
cents per vouchers No. 11 to 18 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the
hands of said executor of Two Thousand One hundred and Sixty Five dollars and
Sixty Eight cents.
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William
W. Owen
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of James Stafford, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and files an offset against the plaintiff for Twenty four 10/100 dollars, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Seventy five cents together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the sixth class. And it is ordered by the Court that said administrator
have a credit on his inventory of Twenty Four 10/100 the amount of the offset
field herein.
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PAGE 163 - 15 Aug 1854
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Estate
of George K. Dowdy, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Chiles M. Dowdy, Exec. of the last Will of
said deceased has a credit on his inventory for Eighty Seven 22/100 dollars.
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased --- First Annual Settlement
and now comes Nancy F. Brantley admr. of said Estate by her attorney
and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Three
thousand and Three hundred and Sixty dollars and Twenty One cents and is
credited by Two hundred and Seventy Seven dollars and Fifty Five cents per vouchers
No. 1 to 9 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of Three Thousand and Eighty Two dollars and Sixty Six cents.
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16
Aug 1854
Michael Rodney & Greer W. Davis administrators of Thomas J.
Rodney, deceased vs. Nancy F. Brantley admr. of Everett
Brantley, 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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Estate
of William Fletcher
Solomon G. Kitchen guardian of said William Fletcher comes and
says he has no Annual Settlement to make.
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Estate
of Absalom B. Bailey, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry Miller admr. of said Estate and presents his first
annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Sixty Six dollars and
Seventy cents and is credited by Thirteen dollars and Ninety cents per
vouchers No. 142, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator
of Fifty Two dollars and Eighty cents.
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PAGE 164 - 28 Aug 1854
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Estate
of Robert Giboney deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen administrators
of said Estate and presents a report of the sales of the real estates of said
Estate which report is approved and filed.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. William W. Hicks admr. of George W. Masters, 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 Ninety Six cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit
and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Ordered
by the Court that Hiram G. Pasley (here accepting) be and he is hereby
appointed guardian of the person and Estate of Mary C. Scott and that
he give bond for the sum of Two thousand Five hundred dollars on or before
the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Clinton P. Conyers, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the bond of Alfred Wilson admr. of said
Estate be approved and that Letters of Administration granted to said Alfred
Wilson on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be approved.
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Estate
of Daniel Taylor, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the bond of Telitha Taylor administratrix of
said Estate be approved and that the Letters of Administration granted on
said Estate to Telitha Taylor by the Clerk of this Court in vacation
be confirmed.
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Estate
of Jesse Vaughn, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the bond of David Vaughn administrator of
said Estate be approved, and that the Letters of Administration granted on
said Estate to said David Vaughn by the Clerk of this Court in vacation
be confirmed.
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Estate
of George Mounts, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the bond of Nancy Mounts administrator of
said Estate be approved, and that the Letters of Administration granted on
said Estate to said Nancy Mounts by the Clerk of this Court in vacation
be confirmed.
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PAGE 165 - 28 Aug 1854
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County
of Stoddard for the use of the Internal Improvement Fund vs. Nancy F.
Brantley administratrix of Everett Brantley, deceased
And now comes the plaintiff by ... her attorney, and on motion of said
plaintiff it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that there is
sufficient assets in the hands of said administratrix to pay the demands
allowed in the fifth class against said Estate. It is therefore ordered that
said administratrix pay to said plaintiff an allowance made to said plaintiff
on the 19th day of April 1853 by this Court for the sum of One hundred and
Thirty One dollars and Twenty five cents together with the interest from the
date of said allowance.
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Estate
of David Taylor, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the administratrix of said Estate perfect her
inventory and sale bill of said Estate on or before the next term of this
Court.
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29
Aug 1854
Estate of William Huston, deceased
On motion it is ordered by the Court that an attachment issue against Absalom
Farris admr. of said Estate directed to the sheriff of Dunklin County
returnable to the next term of this Court.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Clinton T. Conyers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seven dollars
and One cent for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the fifth class.
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Montgomery
Williams
guardian of Mary S. & James T. Williams comes and on his motion
his annual settlement is continued until the next term of this Court.
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PAGE 166 - 29 Aug 1854
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Estate
of James Sitton, deceased
On motion of John Setton, admr. of said Estate his annual settlement
is continued until the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Isaac Taylor, deceased
On motion of William G. Phelan, admr. of said Estate his annual
settlement is continued until the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Philip Bright, deceased
On motion of John D. Smith, admr. of said Estate his final settlement
is continued until the next term of this Court.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Clinton P. 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 Fourteen
dollars and Fifty 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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Estate
of Clinton P. Conyers, deceased
Ordered that the admr. of said Estate be authorized and directed to sell at
private sale the following warrants on the treasury of this County belonging
to said Estate, to wit, No. 572 for $6.00, No. 582 for 10.80/100 and No. 639
for $5.00/100.
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Henry
Sanford
vs. William G. Phelan admr. of Daniel Sanford, deceased --- Transcription
Judgment
This cause is continued until the next term of this Court.
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John
Kerr & Augustus Kerr
surviving partners of the late firm of Augustus Kerr, John Kerr &
George W. Kerr & Co. vs. William G. Phelan admr. of Daniel
Sanford, deceased
This cause is continued until the next term of this Court.
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Samuel
H. Flornoy
vs. William G. Phelan admr. of Daniel Sanford, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
pg. 166
that said plaintiff recover against said def... Seven dollars for his debt
together with the cost of th... this Judgment be of the ... class.
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PAGE 167 - 29 Aug 1854
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Lawson
Stroup 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 Two dollars and
Forty 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 Michael Kinder, deceased
On motion it is ordered that the administratrix of said Estate be allowed
until the next term of this Court to amend their papers.
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Alfred
Wilson vs.
Alfred Wilson admr. of Clinton P. Conyers, deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand against said Estate, whereupon
the Court appoints Henry H. Bedford 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 One dollars and Three cents for his debt together with the cost
of the suit and that this judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 168 - 16 Oct 1854
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Miller
& Jones
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 Two dollars and
Fifty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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William
Stephen
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 Five dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the sixth class.
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William
W. Norman
vs. Pleasant P. Majors 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 Four 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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Joseph
Furry 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 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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Ordered
by the Court that John Moore (here accepting) is and he ... guardian
of the person and Estate of Samuel H... a minor under the age of
fourteen years, and that he give bond for the sum of Five hundred dollars,
whereupon the said John Moore presents his bond for said amount with sufficient
security which is approved and ordered to be filed, which is done.
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Ordered
by the Court that Jacob Jenkins (here accepting) be and he is hereby
appointed guardian of the persons and Estate of Sarah Jane Moore, Mary E.
Moore and Cyntha S. Moore and that he give bond for the sum of Fifteen
hundred dollars, whereupon the said Jacob Jenkins presents his bond
for said amount with sufficient security, which bond is approved and ordered
to be filed which is done.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Elizabeth Kinder & Overton L. Parrish administrators of Michael
Kinder, 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 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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Wiley
L. Cooper
vs. Pleasant P. Majors 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 Fifteen dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Henry
Sifford
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman Miller, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of twenty One
dollars and Twenty 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 170 - 16 Oct 1854
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George
W. Rhoades
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 Forty Two
dollars and Twenty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the Sixth class.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Pleasant P. Majors admr. of James Horton, deceased ---
Transcript of Judgment before Justice of the Peace
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 Fifty Two cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit
and that this Judgment be of the fourth class.
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John
M. Johnson
vs. Elizabeth Kinder & Overton L. Parrish admrs. of Michael
Kinder, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seven dollars
and 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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Henry
Miller vs.
Elizabeth Kinder & Overton L. Parrish admrs. of Michael Kinder,
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 One
dollars and Eighteen 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 171 - 17 Oct 1854
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Estate
of George Cox deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford administrator of said Estate and makes
report of the sales of a part of the real estate... to said Estate which
report is approved by the Court and ... to filed which is done. And it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that there is not sufficient assets
in the hands of such administrator to pay the debts of said deceased, and
that a part of the real estate belonging to said Estate heretofore ordered to
be sold has not yet been sold. It is therefore on motion of said
administrator, ordered that he sell the remaining part of the said real
estate heretofore ordered to be sold, and that the same be sold at public
auction at the Court (it being the 2nd day of January next) to the highest
bidder at public auction on a credit of twelve months the purchaser giving
note with approved security for the payment of the purchase money. And it is
further ordered that said administrator cause a notice containing a
particular description f the real estate to be sold stating the time, place
and terms of said sale to be set up at ten of the most public places in this
county at least twenty days previous to the day of the sale, and that he make
report of his proceedings to this Court.
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Alfred
Rush vs. Alfred
Rush Executor of the Last Will & testament of William Rush deceased
And now comes the plaintiff and presents his demand against said Estate of William
Rush for Nine hundred and One dollars which is allowed against said
Estate as expense of administration.
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Estate
of Joseph Masters, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Oliver Masters admr. of said Estate and presents his
final settlement of said administration and is charged with the sum of One
hundred and Ninety One dollars and Seventy Seven cents, and is credited by
the sum of One hundred and Twenty dollars and Forty Eight cents per vouchers
No. 1 to 7, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator the sum
of Seventy One dollars and Twenty Nine cents which amount he is ordered to
pay over to the legal heirs or representatives of said deceased. 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 Daniel
B. Miller be hence discharged from said administration and go thereof
without day.
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PAGE 172 - 17 Oct 1854
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Estate
of William Rush, deceased --- 5th Annual Settlement
And now comes Alfred Rush executor of the Last Will & Testament of
said deceased and presents his fifth annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of Nine Thousand Four hundred and Eighty Five dollars and Forty One
cents and is credited by Four Thousand Fifty One dollars and Ninety Five
cents per vouchers No. 10 to 24 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the
hands of said administrator of Five Thousand Four hundred and Thirty Three
dollars and Forty Six cents.
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Estate
of William H. Bollinger, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Joshua Mabery be appointed administrator of
said Estate and that he give bond for the sum of Five hundred dollars
whereupon said Joshua Maybery presents his bond for said amount with sufficient
security which bond is approved.
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Estate
of George W. Masters, deceased --- On Petition for the Sale of Real
Estate to Pay Debts
And now comes William W. Hicks administrator of said Estate and on his
motion, it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the order of
publication made in this cause at the last term of the Court 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 George W.
Masters, 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 16th
day of Jan. next during the setting of said County Court, and that said real
estate be sold on a credit of twelve months to the highest bidder, 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 to be sold,
stating the time, place and terms of said sale to be set up at ten of the
most public places in this county at least twenty days previous to the day of
the sale, and that he make report of his proceedings to this Court.
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Norphete
G.H. Jones
vs. Norphete G.H. Jones & James W. Childress administrators of Hogen
Ellison, deceased
The plaintiff presents his demand and the Court appoints Henry H. Bedford
to defend said
pg. 173
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 Seventeen dollars and Fifty cents and that
this judgment be paid as expense of administration.
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PAGE 173 - 17 Oct 1854
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Estate
of Daniel Taylor, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Frances M. Taylor be appointed administrator
debonisnon of said Estate, and that he give bond for the sum of Three hundred
dollars whereupon said Francis M. Taylor presents his bond for said
amount with sufficient security which bond is approved and filed.
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James
W. Childress
vs. Norphete G.H. Jones & James W. Childress administrators of Hogen
Ellison, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Eight
dollars and Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Miller
& Jones
vs. Norphete G.H. Jones & James W. Childress administrators of Hogen
Ellison, 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 Two cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the Sixth class.
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Ordered
by the Court that William Stroup (here accepting) be appointed
guardian of the person and Estate of William Conyers and that he give
bond for the sum of Five hundred dollars on or before the next term of this
Court.
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Estate
of George Mounts deceased
And now comes the admrx. of said Estate who is the widow of said deceased,
and files an inventory and appraise bill of said Estate which is approved and
it appears to the satisfaction of the Court that said Estate does not exceed
the amount allowed by law to the widow of said deceased as her dower. It is
therefore ordered that all further advertisements and settlements under said
administration be dispensed with unless further Estate be discovered and
Court orders said administration to be proceeded with.
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PAGE 174 - 17 Oct 1854
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Ephraim
Stroup vs.
Alfred Wilson admr. of Clinton P. Conyers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant moves the Court to dismiss this cause in
reasons filed; which motion is over ruled by the Court, whereupon the
defendant files his offset, and the cause is submitted to the Court who after
hearing the testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said defendant
recover against said plaintiff his costs and charges by him laid out about
his defense in this cause expended.
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Estate
of Clinton Conyers, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Alfred Wilson admr. of said Estate have a
credit on his inventory for the sum of Twenty dollars, being the amount which
Thomas W. McDoniel has paid on his note to said Conyers before
said Conyers died, which was not credited on said note.
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Thomas
W. McDoniel
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Clinton P. 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 Forty Four
dollars and Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit, and
that Twenty dollars of this Judgment be of the Second Class and the balance
of the fifth class.
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James
K. Cook
& Brother vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Clinton P. 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 Eleven dollars
and Eighty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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William
Stroup vs.
Alfred Wilson admr. of Clinton P. 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
pg. 175
the sum of Ten dollars and Eighty cents for his ... with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment ... fifth class.
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PAGE 175 - 17 Oct 1854
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George
Nations
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Clinton P. 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 Six dollars and
Eighty 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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18
Oct 1854
Estate of William H. Bollinger -- Final Settlement
And now comes Joshua Mabery Guardian of said William H. Bollinger
and presents his final settlement of said administration and is charged with
the sum of Forty Seven dollars and Ninety Three cents, and is credited by the
sum of Four dollars and Thirty Five cents per voucher No. 1, which leaves a
balance in the hands of said guardian of the sum of Forty Three dollars and
Fifty Eight cents. And it appears to the satisfaction of the Court that said William
H. Bollinger has departed this life. It is therefore ordered that said
guardian pay over to the administrator of said Bollinger the balance
in his hands, Settlement, and that he has fully administered said Estate. It
is therefore ordered that said Daniel B. Miller and that he be hence
discharged from said guardianship.
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Estate
of Daniel Taylor, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Francis M. Taylor admr. of said Estate be
authorized to sell at private sale the remaining part of the personal
property of said deceased.
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Estate
of John Williamson deceased
And now comes Reuben Harper admr. of said Estate and in his motion his
Annual Settlement is continued to the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of David A. Bollinger -- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Joshua Mabery guardian of said ...Bollinger and
presents his second annual s... chared with forty seven 93/100 dollars and is
credited ... per voucher No. 1 leaving a balance in his hands of ...
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PAGE 176 - 18 Oct 1854
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Estate
of Sarah C. Bollinger --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Joshua Mabery guardian of Sarah C. Bollinger and
presents his second annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Forty
Seven 93/100 dollars and is credited by the sum of 3 80/100 dollars per
voucher No. 1 which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of 44
13/100 dollars.
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Estate
of Martha Bollinger --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Joshua Mabery guardian of Martha Bollinger and
presents his second annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Forty
Seven 93/100 dollars and is credited by the sum of 3 80/100 dollars per
voucher No. 1 which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of 44
13/100 dollars.
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Estate
of Nancy Adams --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Joshua Mabery guardian of Nancy Adams and
presents his second annual settlement and is charged with the sum of 84
86/100 dollars and is credited by the sum of 3 dollars per voucher No. 1
which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of 81 86/100 dollars.
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Estate
of John A. Adams --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Joshua Mabery guardian of John A. Adams and
presents his second annual settlement and is charged with the sum of 84
86/100 dollars and is credited by the sum of 3 dollars per voucher No. 1
which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of 81 86/100 dollars.
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Estate
of Barbary J. & Thomas J. Adams --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Carney H. Welch guardian of Barbary J. & Thomas
J. Adams and presents his second annual settlement and is charged with
the sum of One hundred 60 55/100 dollars and is credited by the sum of 1
10/100 dollars per voucher No. 1 which leaves a balance in the hands of said
guardian of One hundred 59 15/100 dollars.
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Estate
of Thomas J., Fanny M., and William A. Ramsey --- 2nd Annual
Settlement
And now comes Alexander Staggs guardian of Thomas J., Fanny M., and
William A. Ramsey and presents his second annual settlement and is
charged with the sum of Eighty five dollars and has no vouchers to present.
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PAGE 177 - 18 Oct 1854
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Ordered
by the Court that Henry H. Bedford (here accepting) be app... of the
Estate of Laura Virginia Roberson and that he give bond for the sum of
Fifteen Dollars.
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Ordered
by the Court that Henry H. Bedford (here accepting) be appointed
guardian of the Estate of Mary E. Handy & Elizabeth Handy and that
he give bond for the sum of Three thousand Dollars.
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William
A. Whitehead
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Clinton P. Conyers, deceased
The plaintiff comes and the defendant having been duly notified according to
law appears. And this cause is submitted to the Court who after hearing the
testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover
against said defendant the sum of Thirty Seven dollars and Sixty Three cents
together with the cost of this suit and that this judgment be of the Fifth
class.
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James
Shirley
vs. William J. Smith admr. of William Wells, 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 Two
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be paid without prejudice to creditor.
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Riley
R. Short
vs. William J. Smith admr. of William Wells, 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 for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the fifth class.
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James
H. Conyers
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of Clinton P. Conyers, deceased
The plaintiff comes and the defendant having been duly notified according to
law appears and this cause is submitted to the Court, who after hearing the
testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover
against said defendant the sum of Forty Five dollars and Fifty Five cents
together with the cost of this suit and that this judgment be of the Fifth
class.
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PAGE 178 - 18 Oct 1854
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Ordered
by the Court that Catharine Wells of the age of six years the 17th day
of Sept. last be apprenticed to Riley R. Short until she arrive to the
age of sixteen years.
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Estate
of William Wells, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the administrator of said Estate rent out the farm
belonging to said Estate the present year to the best advantage for repairs
to be done on said farm.
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Estate
of William Spiva, deceased
Issue presented before this Court who after hearing the testimony offered
doth find that William Spiva died on the 23rd day of July AD 1851, and
that at the time of his death he was an unmarried man leaving no widow and
the Court doth further find that Sarah Spiva the mother of said
deceased is the only heir at law of said deceased and that she is the legal
owner of certificate of location and the warrant therein described No.
56.851.
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David
H. Long
vs. Andrew J. Babb admr. of Talitha 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 Five 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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Samuel
H. Flernoy
vs. Andrew J. Babb admr. of Talitha 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 and
Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the second class.
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Estate
of Daniel Taylor, decd.
Ordered by the Court that the inventory returned by Talitha Taylor
late admx. of said Estate be credited by the sum of Twenty dollars.
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Estate
of Daniel Taylor, deceased --- Final Settlement of Talitha Taylor's
administration
And now comes Andrew J. Babb admr. of the Estate of Talitha Taylor
who was admrx. of this Estate of Daniel Taylor, deceased and presents
a f...
pg. 179
settlement of said Talitha Taylor's administration of said ... is
charged with the sum of Two hundred and Eighty Eight dollars and Sixty cents,
and is credited by the sum of Two hundred and ... dollars and Seventy Two
cents per vouchers No. 1 to 2, which ... a balance with which said Talitha
Taylor is chargeable ...administratrix of the sum of Seventy One dollars
and Eighty Ordered that said amount be allowed against the Estate of said Talitha
Taylor, deceased and classed in the fifth class.
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PAGE 179 - 19 Oct 1854
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Isom
Strong vs.
Alfred Wilson admr. of Clinton P. 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 Four 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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Estate
of John Masters, deceased
It appearing to the Court that there is one Negro man named Dick ad
slave belonging to said Estate and that an equal division thereof cannot be
made in kind among the heirs of said deceased. It is therefore on motion
ordered that the administrator of said Estate do sell the said slave "Dick"
on the 2nd Monday of November next at the court house door in the town of
Bloomfield in this County and that said slave be sold at public auction to
the highest bidder on an credit of twelve months the purchaser giving his
note with approved security for the payment of the purchase money and that
said admr. make report of his proceedings to this Court.
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Estate
of Thomas Conyers, deceased --- Final Settlement of Clinton P.
Conyers, administrator
And now comes Alfred Wilson administrator of the Estate of Clinton
P. Conyers, deceased who was Executor of the Last Will and Testament of
said Thomas Conyers, deceased, and ... a final settlement of said Clinton
P. Conyers' administration of said Thomas Conyers' Estate, and is
charged with the sum of Five hundred and Ninety One dollars and Sixty cents
... by the sum of Two hundred and Thirty Eight dollars .... Four cents per
vou...
pg. 180
leaves a balance with which the said Clinton P. Conyers is chargeable
of the sum of Three hundred and Fifty Two dollars and Sixty Six cents, which
amount is ordered to be classed in the fifth class of demands against the Estate
of said Clinton P. Conyers, deceased and paid accordingly.
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PAGE 180 - 13 Nov 1854
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Estate
of Overton L. Parrish, deceased
On motion of Wesley F. Settle. It is ordered that Letters of
administration on said Estate be granted to him and that he give bond for the
sum of Eight hundred dollars, whereupon the said Wesley F. Settle
presents his bond for said amount with Samuel Robey, John E. Smith &
Tigreal J. Smith as his securities which bond is approved and filed.
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George
Harris vs.
George Harris admr. of Jesse Cloar, deceased
The Plaintiff comes and presents his claim for services rendered for said
Estate, and the Court after hearing the testimony offered doth consider and
adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Sixty
dollars and that said amount be paid as expense of administration.
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Estate
of Jesse Cloar, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes George Harris admr. of said Estate and presents his
final settlement of said administration and is charged with the sum of Three
hundred and Thirty Two dollars and Fifty Two cents, and is credited by the
sum of One hundred and Fourteen dollars and Thirty Twenty Five cents per
vouchers No. 34 to 37, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator the sum of Two hundred and Eighteen dollars and Twenty Seven
cents. Ordered that said administrator make distribution and payment to the
heirs of said deceased or their legal guardians as follows, to wit, to Elijah
Cloar the sum of Fifty Four 56 3/4/100 dollars, to Margarett E. Cloar
Fifty Four 56 3/4/100 dollars, to Martha A. Cloar the sum of Fifty
Four 56 3/4/100 dollars, to Martha J. Cloar the sum of Fifty Four 56
3/4/100 dollars. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
pg. 181
said administrator has fully administered said Estate ..., he has given due
and legal notice of his intention to .... Final Settlement. It is therefore
ordered that he be hence .... from said administration and go thereof without
day.
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PAGE 181 - 13 Nov 1854
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Estate
of Talitha Taylor, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the administrator of said Estate be authorized to
sell at private sale all the remaining part of the personal property of said
Estate.
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Daniel
Kitchen
vs. Andrew J. Babb admr. of Talitha 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 Eight dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the first class.
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Estate
of Joel Brantley, deceased --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Charlotte Brantley administratrix of said Estate by Solomon
G. Kitchen her attorney and presents her second annual settlement and is
charged with the sum of Two hundred and Twenty Five 22/100 dollars and is
credited by the sum of Seven dollars and Twenty Five cents per voucher No.
687, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administratrix of the sum of
Two hundred and Seventeen dollars and Eighty Seven cents. And it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that there is not sufficient assets in the
hands of said administratrix to pay the debts of said deceased. It is
therefore ordered that said administratrix do sell one negro woman named Rebecca
a slave belonging to said Estate on the first day of January next, and that
said salve be sold at the town of Springhill in this county at public auction
to the high-test bidder on a credit of twelve months, the purchaser giving
his note with approved security for the payment of the purchase money and
that she make report of her proceedings to this Court.
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14
Nov 1854
Personally appears in open Court Reuben P. Owen Clerk of this Court
and ...ledges his deed for the following ...
pg. 182
to wit, beginning at the North West corner of the North West quarter of the
North East quarter of Section No. 22 in Township Twenty Six North of Range
Eight East then South Forty poles, thence a little South of East Eighty Poles
thence North Forty Two poles to the Section line thence along said line to
the place of beginning. Sold under an order made by this Court for the sale
of the real estate belonging to the Estate of Abraham Rogers, deceased
for the purpose of paying the debts of said deceased. Ordered that the Clerk
of this Court do certify the execution and acknowledgement of said decd.
under th Seal of this Court.
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PAGE 182 - 14 Nov 1854
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Oliver
Masters
admr. of John Masters, deceased vs. Oliver Masters admr. of Sarah
Masters, 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 Seven
dollars and Seventeen cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit.
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John
Wagoner
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 Thirty dollars
and Twenty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the Sixth class.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Wesley H. Settle admr. of Overton L. Parrish, 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 Nineteen
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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George
D. Shrader
vs. Wesley H. Settle admr. of Overton L. Parrish, deceased
The parties appear and the ...
pg. 183
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 ... Judgment...
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PAGE 183 - 14 Nov 1854
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Henry
H. Bedford
vs. Wesley H. Settle admr. of Overton L. Parrish, 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
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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Daniel
Kitchen
vs. Wesley H. Settle admr. of Overton L. Parrish, 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
Twelve cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the first class.
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Moses
W. Hopper
vs. Henry H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen admrs. of Robert
Giboney, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of 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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Ordered
by the Court that Joseph B. Davis (here accepting) be appointed
guardian of the person and Estate of William M.D. Shrader a person of
unsound mind and that he give bond for the sum of Fifty dollars on or before
the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Isaac Reville, deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford and presents a certified copy of said Reville's
Last Will and Testament. And on motion of said Henry H. Bedford it is
ordered that the Letters of Administration given to said Bedford on
said Estate be revoked and on further motion ... said Bedford it is
ordered that Letters of Administration ... with the Will ... be ...
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PAGE 184 - 14 Nov 1854
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Samuel
H. Flernoy
vs. Francis M. Taylor admr. of Daniel 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 Thirty 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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Reuben
P. Owen vs. Pleasant P. Majors admr. of James Horton, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of notice herein, and
the cause is continued.
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John
M. Johnson
vs. Francis M. Taylor admr. of Daniel 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 One
dollars and Fifty 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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Alfred
Wilson
admr. of Clinton P. Conyers, decd. vs. George Nations admr. of Thomas
Conyers, decd.
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty 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 Clinton P. Conyers, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Alfred Wilson admr. of said Estate have a
credit on his inventory for the sum of 10 20/100 dollars for an offset filed
in the case of James H. Conyers vs. said Estate.
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PAGE 185 - 14 Nov 1854
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased
It appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the order heretofore made
by this Court requiring Nancy F. Brantley adminstratrix of said Estate
to give additional security to her bond as such administratrix has been duly
served on her, and she having failed to comply with said order. It is
therefore ordered that her letters of administration on said Estate be
revoked and from hence forth held for naught.
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Estate
of Everett Brantly, deceased
Ordered by the court that John H. Crowder be and he is herby appointed
administrator of ... of said Estate and that he give bond for the sum of Ten
thousand dollars.
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Estate
of Sarah Masters, decd.--- Final Settlement
And now comes Oliver Masters admr. of said Estate and presents his
final settlement and is charged with the sum of Two hundred and Seventeen
dollars and Fifty Two cents, and is credited by the sum of One hundred and
Twenty One dollars and Eighty Five cents per vouchers No. 5 to 9 inclusive,
which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator the sum of Ninety
Five dollars and Sixty Seven cents, subject to be distributed amongst the
heirs of said Estate which amount he is ordered to distribute as follows, to
wit, to Alexander Masters, the sum of nine 56/100 dollars, to Hannah
Andrews the sum of nine 56/100 dollars, to Jacob Masters the sum
of nine 56/100 dollars, to Henry Miller guardian of Fanney A.,
Betsey J. and Amanda C. Baker nine 56/100 dollars, to William A.
Whitehead guardian of Jonas Masters nine 56/100 dollars, to Elizabeth
Masters nine 56/100 dollars, to Daniel B. Miller guardian of John
Masters nine 56/100 dollars, Joseph Masters' legal representative
nine 56/100 dollars, to Alexander Barks' legal representative nine
56/100 dollars, to Oliver Masters nine 56/100 dollars. And it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said administrator has given
due and legal notice of his intention to make his Final Settlement, and that
he has fully administered said Estate. It is therefore ordered that he be
hence discharged from said administration and go thereof without day.
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Estate
of William Conners -- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Solomon G. Kitchen Guardian of said William Conners
and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two
hundred and Sixty Eight dollars and Five cents and is credited by Four
dollars ... Five cents per voucher No. 1, which leaves...
pg. 186
hands of said guardian of the sum of Two hundred and Eighty Four dollars.
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PAGE 186 - 14 Nov 1854
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Henry
H. Bedford
vs. Oliver Masters admr. of John Masters, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nine dollars
and Sixty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be paid as expense of administration.
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15
Nov 1854
Estate of John Masters, decd. --- Final Settlement
And now comes Oliver Masters admr. debonis non of said Estate and
presents his final settlement of said administration and is charged with the
sum of Two thousand Five hundred and Forty Eight dollars and Twelve cents,
and is credited by the sum of One thousand Five hundred and Seventy One
dollars and Eighteen cents per vouchers No. 6 to 13 inclusive, which leaves a
balance in the hands of said administrator the sum of Nine hundred and
Seventy Six dollars and Ninety Four cents. Ordered that said administrator
make distribution and payment to the heirs of said Estate as follows, to wit,
to Catharine Middleton Twenty dollars, to Elizabeth Masters One
hundred and Nine 76/100 dollars, to Hannah Andrews One hundred and
Twenty Seven dollars and Eighteen cents, to Henry Miller guardian of Fanney
A., Betsey J. and Amanda C. Baker Fifteen dollars, to William A.
Whitehead guardian of Jonas Masters One hundred and Eighty
dollars, to Daniel B. Miller guardian of John Masters One
hundred and Eighty dollars, to Alexander Barks' legal representative
One hundred and Eighty dollars, to the legal guardian of ___ Middleton
Five dollars. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said
administrator
pg. 187
has over paid the following heirs the following amount, to wit, Jacob
Masters the sum of Fifty Eight dollars, Alexander Masters Ninety
Nine dollars, Joseph Masters Twenty Three dollars and Sixty Four
cents. It is therefore ordered that the said Jacob Masters, Alexander
Masters and Joseph Masters refund to the said Oliver Masters admr.
as aforesaid therein several amount as above set forth.
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PAGE 187 - 15 Nov 1854
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Estate
of John G. Wilson, decd.
And now comes Jonas Eaker admr. of said Estate by Solomon G.
Kitchen his attorney and says he has no annual settlement to make.
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16
Nov 1854
Estate of Fanney Foster, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Pride R. Bradshaw admr. of said Estate and presents his
first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Three hundred and Ninety
Three 4/100 dollars and is credited by the sum of Twelve 30/100 dollars per
vouchers No. 1 to 7 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of the sum of Three hundred and Seventy dollars and Seventy
Four cents.
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Estate
of David Wall, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford administrator of said Estate and
presents his final settlement of said administration and is charged with the
sum of Fifteen dollars and Forty Two cents, and is credited by the sum of
Seven dollars and Sixty One cents, which leaves a balance in the hands of
said administrator the sum of Six dollars and Ninety One cents subject to the
payment of debts. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said
administrator has given due and legal notice of his intention to make his
Final Settlement, and that he has fully administered said Estate. It is
therefore ordered that he be hence discharged from said administration and go
thereof without day.
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PAGE 188 - 17 Nov 1854
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And
now comes Montgomery Williams guardian of the heirs of William
Williams and on his motion his Annual Settlement is continued until the
next term of this Court.
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PAGE 189 - 2 Jan 1855
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Henry
Sanford
vs. William G. Phelan admr. of Daniel Sanford, deceased --
Transcript of Judgment from the Circuit Court of Stoddard County
And now comes the Plaintiff, and the defendant having heretofore waved notice
and entered his appearance herein, this cause is submitted to the Court who
after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said
plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One thousand Six hundred
and Thirty four dollars and Sixty Two cents, together with the cost of suit
and that this Judgment be classed in the fourth class.
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Henry
Sanford
assignee of John Kerr & Augustus Kerr surviving partners of the
late firm of Augustus Kerr, John Kerr & George W. Kerr & Co.
vs. William G. Phelan admr. of Daniel Sanford, deceased --
Transcript of Judgment from the Circuit Court of Cape Girardo County
And now comes the Plaintiff, and the defendant having heretofore waved notice
and entered his appearance herein, this cause is submitted to the Court who
after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said
plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One thousand Four hundred
and Nineteen dollars and eighty Nine cents, together with the cost of suit
and that this Judgment be classed in the fourth class.
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased
And now comes Nancy F. Brantley on her motion it is ordered that the
order heretofore made by this Court revoking her letters of administration on
said Estate be rescinded, set aside and held for naught, and the said Nancy
F. Brantley presents a new bond as administratrix of said Estate for the
sum of Eight Thousand dollars with George F. Miller, Henry Bedford,
William W. Norman & Thomas W. McDoniel as security which bond is
approved by the Court.
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PAGE 190 - 2 Jan 1855
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Personally
appears in open Court Alexander Ellison a minor over the age of
Fourteen years and chooses Adrian B. Owen guardian of his person and
Estate. It is therefore ordered that the said Alexander Ellison and
that he give bond for the sum of Five hundred dollars.
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Personally
appears in open Court Theodore H. Johnson a minor over the age of
Fourteen years and chooses John M. Johnson guardian of his person and
Estate. It is therefore ordered that the said Theodore H. Johnson and
that he give bond for the sum of Five thousand dollars as such Guardian.
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12
Jan 1855
Ordered by the Court that the sheriff of this County bring before this Court Thomas
Jefferson Stephens a poor child for the purpose of being bound as an
apprentice.
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Miller
& Jones
vs. Jonathan Johnson admr. 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 Forty 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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PAGE 191 - 12 Feb 1855
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John
L. Massey
vs. Jonathan Johnson admr. 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 Forty 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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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Orson Bartlett admr. of George Bess, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Six
dollars and Thirty Four cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. William W. Hicks admr. of George W. Masters, 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
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
M. Johnson
vs. Orson Bartlett admr. of George Bess, 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 fifth class.
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Henry
Miller vs.
Wesley F. Settle admr. of Overton L. Parrish, decd.
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty Nine
dollars and Forty 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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PAGE 192 - 12 Feb 1855
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Henry
Miller vs.
Orson Bartlett admr. of George Bess, 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 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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Lucretia
Hensen use
of William W. Miller vs. Wesley F. Settle admr. of Overton
L. Parrish, decd.
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nine 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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Isaac
Hobbs vs. Elizabeth
Kinder admx. of Michael Kinder, 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 Forty 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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Reuben
P. Owen
vs. Elizabeth Kinder admx. of Michael Kinder, 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 Six
cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the fifth class.
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John
M. Johnson
use of William W. Miller vs. Wesley F. Settle admr. of Overton
L. Parrish, decd.
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Four dollars
and Fourteen 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 193 - 12 Feb 1855
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Estate
of Thomas Jenkins, decd.
And now comes William W. Jenkins admr. of said Estate and on his
motion it is ordered that he be authorized to keep in his possession without
paying here for the same until the March Term of the Circuit Court of this
county, the slaves belonging to said Estate, but said admr. is required to
board and Clothe said slaves and pay their medical bills at his own expense
during said time.
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Estate
of John Dickerson, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Wesley F. Settle (here accepting) be
appointed administrator of said Estate and that he give bond for the sum of
Four hundred dollars whereof said Settle presents his bond as such
administrator for said amount with security which bond is approved. And it is
further ordered that Dunkin D. Lunsford & Reuben G. Tolan be
appointed witnesses to accompany and assist said administrator in making an
inventory of the money and papers of said Estate.
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13
Feb 1855
Estate of Mary Stewart, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford administrator of said Estate and
presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two
hundred and Five dollars.
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Personally
appears in open Court Reuben P. Owen Clerk of this Court and
acknowledges his deed of conveyance by him executed as such Clerk to Henry
Miller for the following described real estate, to wit, the South West
quarter of the South East quarter of Section No. Fifteen in Township Twenty
Six North of Range No. Ten East containing forty acres. Sold as the property
of the Estate of Absalom B. Bailey, deceased by virtue of an order
made by this Court for the sale of the real estate belonging to the Estate of
said Absalom B. Bailey, deceased for the purpose of paying the debts
of said deceased. Ordered that the Clerk of this Court do certify the
execution and acknowledgement of said deed under the seal of this Court.
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PAGE 194 - 13 Feb 1855
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Personally
appears in open Court Reuben P. Owen Clerk of this Court and
acknowledges his deed of conveyance by him executed as such Clerk to Henry
H. Bedford for the following described real estate, to wit, the East half
of lot No. 5 North East quarter of Section No. 4 in Township No. 27 North of
Range No. 11 East containing forty acres, which was Sold under an order of
this Court for the sale of real estate belonging to the Estate of Mary
Stewart, deceased to pay the debts of said deceased. Ordered that the
Clerk of this Court do certify the execution and acknowledgement of said deed
under the seal of this Court.
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Josiah
Culbertson,
Jr. vs. Wesley F. Settle admr. of Overton L. Parrish, decd.
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Four dollars
and Twelve and a half 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
Miller
Treasurer of Stoddard County use of the Road & Canal fund vs. Wesley
F. Settle admr. of Overton L. Parrish, decd.
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty Four
dollars and forty 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
Miller vs.
Nancy F. Brantley admrx. 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 Five dollars
and Seventy 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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Estate
of George Cox, deceased -- 2nd Annual Settlement
and now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and presents his
second Annual Settlement and is charged with the sum of Four hundred and
Fifty dollars and Fifty cents.
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PAGE 195 - 13 Feb 1855
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Estate
of Ambrose James, deceased
On motion of Martin B. Hodge admr. of said ... by his attorney his
annual settlement is continued until ... next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Milton Wilson deceased
On Motion of Alfred Wilson admr. of said Estate his annual settlement
is continued until the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Philip Bright decd.
On Motion of John D. Smith admr. of said Estate his final settlement
is continued until the next term of this Court.
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James
E. Rhoades
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 seven dollars
and Sixty Six cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the sixth class.
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James
E. Rhoades
assignee of Henry Sitz vs. Nancy F. Brantley admrx. 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 Five dollars
and Thirty Eight 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 Everett Brantley, deceased --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Nancy F. Brantley admrx. of said Estate and presents her
second annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Three thousand Seven
hundred and Sixty Two dollars and Sixty Six cents and is credited by the sum
of One hundred and Seventy one dollars and Ninety Five cents per vouchers No.
10 to 17 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator
of Three thousand Five hundred and Ninety dollars and Seventy One cents.
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Estate
of Abraham Taylor, decd.
On Motion of Nancy Taylor admrx. of said Estate his final settlement
is continued until the next term of this Court.
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PAGE 196 - 13 Feb 1855
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James
E. Rhoades
vs. Pride R. Bradshaw admr. of Fanney Foster, 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 Twenty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the sixth class.
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James
E. Rhoades
vs. Jacob Foster admr. of Tillman Foster, 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 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. Orson Bartlett admr. of George Bess, deceased
The Plaintiff presents his demand and the Court appoints Henry H. Bedford
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 Seventy Four dollars and Ninety One
cents for his debts with cost of suit and that Three 75/100 dollars of this judgment
be of the first class and the balance of the fifth class.
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William
P. Wright
vs. John D. Smith admr. of Susan 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 Two dollars 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. John D. Smith admr. of Susan 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 Six dollars and
thirty 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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PAGE 197 - 14 Feb 1855
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It
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that James M. Bridges, William
F.M. Bridges, Columbus R. Bridges, Nancy J. Bridges & Samuel A. Bridges
are poor children residing within this county and have no means of support.
It is therefore ordered that the Sherriff of this county bring before this
court without delay the said minors for the purpose of having them bound as
apprentices according to law.
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Samuel
H. Flernoy
vs. John D. Smith admr. of Susan 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 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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Ordered
by the Court that James M. Bridges of the age of fourteen years the
4th day of Oct. last be apprenticed to George Miller until said minor
arrives to the age of twenty one years.
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Daniel
Kitchen
vs. Orson Bartlett admr. of George Bess, 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
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the first class.
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Andrew
J. Bess
vs. Orson Bartlett admr. of George Bess, 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 Thirteen
dollars and Thirteen cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit
and that this Judgment be of the ... class.
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PAGE 198 - 14 Feb 1855
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Estate
of James Setton, deceased
And now comes John Setton Exer. of the last will of said deceased and
on his motion his annual settlement is continued until the next term of this
court.
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Estate
of Martin Wilfong, deceased
And now comes William W. Norman admr. of said Estate and on his motion
his annual settlement is continued until the next term of this court.
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Estate
of Henry Wilfong, deceased
And now comes William W. Norman admr. of said Estate and on his motion
his annual settlement is continued until the next term of this court.
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Estate
of Charles BN McCabe, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and presents his
final settlement of said administration and is charged with the sum of Three
thousand Seven hundred and Sixty Six dollars and Seventy Two cents, and is
credited by the sum of Three thousand Six hundred and Seven dollars and Fifty
Three cents per vouchers filed, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator the sum of One hundred and Fifty Nine dollars and Nineteen
cents subject to pay debts in the fourth class. It is therefore ordered that
said administrator pay the following amounts in the following debts in the
fourth class (to wit) to Mason Fressell admr. of Anderson Burt,
deceased the sum of Sixty Six dollars and Thirty One cents, to James S.
Evans Seventy Nine dollars and Twenty One cents, to Richard Piles
Thirteen dollars and Sixty Eight cents. And it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court that said administrator has given due and legal notice of his
intention to make his Final Settlement, and that he has fully administered
said Estate. It is therefore ordered that he be hence discharged from said
administration and go thereof without day.
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15
Feb 1855
Estate of Morgan Jerrell, decd.
Ordered by the Court that Henry H. Bedford be appointed administrator
of said Estate and that he give bond for the sum of Two thousand Five hundred
dollars.
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PAGE 199 - 15 Feb 1855
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Ordered
by the Court that Columbus R. Bridges aged fourteen years the Twenty
Third day of February last, be apprenticed to Pleasant B. Majors until
the minor arrives to the age of Twenty One years.
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Ordered
by the Court that William F. Bridges aged ten years the Twenty first
day of March next, be apprenticed to William Neal until the minor
arrives to the age of Twenty One years.
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Estate
of James Horton, deceased
And now comes Pleasant P. Majors admr. of said Estate and on his
motion his annual settlement is continued until the next term of this court.
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Estate
of Robert Giboney, deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and on his motion
his annual settlement is continued until the next term of this court.
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Ordered
by the Court that Isaac Brand (here accepting) be appointed Guardian
of the Estate of Mary Eleanor Ham, William Henry Ham & Sarah Jane Ham
and that he give bond for the sum of Fourteen hundred dollars.
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Whitelaw,
Gordon & Anderson
vs. Alfred Wilson admr. of the Estate 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 Ninety Seven
dollars and Ninety 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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Estate
of Arthur Hedgepeth, decd.
Ordered by the Court that Orville Behurst be appointed administrator
of said Estate and that he give bond for the sum of One hundred dollars.
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Estate
of Levi Cook, deceased
Ordered by the Court that James K. Cook administrator of said Estate
give additional security to his bond as such administrator on or before the
next term of this court.
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Montgomery
Williams
vs. Jas. Williams & Montgomery Williams admrs. of William
Williams, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defend...and that this Judgment b...
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Reuben
P. Owen
vs. Pleasant P. Majors admr. of James Horton, deceased
This cause is continued until the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Tillman Foster, decd
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Jacob
Foster 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 George Bess, decd
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to Orson
Bartlett 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 Susan Stafford, decd
Ordered by the Court that the Letters of Administration granted to John D.
Smith 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 Isaac Reville, decd.
Ordered by the Court that the bond of Henry H. Bedford administrator
of said Estate be approved.
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Henry
H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen admr. of Robert Giboney decd. vs. William G.
Phelan admr. of Daniel Sanford, deceased
And now comes the plaintiff and on their motion they have leave to withdraw
from the papers on file in this cause one note signed by David Sanford,
Jonas Eaker & John D. Smith by leaving a copy of the same on file
with the Clerk of this Court.
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And
now comes Henry H. Bedford guardian of Laura V. Robinson and
presents his bond for the sum of Fifteen hundred dollars with John M.
Johnson as his security which bond is approved and filed.
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And
now comes Henry H. Bedford guardian of Mary E. & Elizabeth E.
Handy and presents his bond for the sum of Three Thousand dollars with John
M. Johnson as his security which bond is approved and filed.
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And
now comes John M. Johnson guardian of Theodore H. Johnson and
presents his bond as such guardian for Five thousand dollars with Henry H.
Bedford as security which bond is approved and filed.
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