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PAGE 251 - 8 Oct 1855
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William
Baker vs. Henry
H. Bedford admr. of George Cox, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of six dollars and
Twenty 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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9 Oct 1855
Estate of Joseph Johnson, deceased
Ordered by the Court that John Beasley (here accepting) be appointed
administrator of said Estate and that he give bond for the sum of One hundred
and Fifty dollars, whereupon said John Beasley presents his bond for
said amount with sufficient security which is approved.
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PAGE 252 - 25 Feb 1856
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M.G.
Sellers
vs. Robert P. Paramore admr.
of Robert Sellers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifty Six
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the second class.
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Robert
P. Paramore vs. Robert P. Paramore admr. of Robert Sellers, deceased
The plaintiff appears and presents his demand whereupon the Court appoints Henry
H. Bedford to defend said Estate who enters his appearance herein, and
the 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 Twenty Four dollars and Fifty cents for his debt together with the
cost of this suit and that Two dollars of this Judgment be of the fifth class
and that the balance be of the second class.
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PAGE 253 - 25 Feb 1856
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James
B. Stewart
vs. Robert P. Paramore admr.
of Robert Sellers, 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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John
G. Kelley
vs. Francis W. Taylor admr. of Daniel M.
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 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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Francis
W. Taylor
vs. Francis W. Taylor admr. of Daniel M.
Taylor, deceased
The plaintiff appears and presents his demand whereupon the Court appoints Henry
H. Bedford to defend said Estate who enters his appearance herein, and the
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 One dollars and Ten cents for his debt together with the cost
of this suit and this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Francis W. Taylor admr. of Daniel M.
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 Forty 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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James
W. Childress
vs. Francis W. Taylor admr. of Daniel M.
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 for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
first class.
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PAGE 254 - 25 Feb 1856
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James
W. Childress
vs. Andrew A. Babb administrator of Tabitha 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 fifth class.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Robert P. Paramore admr.
of Robert Sellers, 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 Ten cents 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 Peter Proffer, Sr., deceased
And now comes Andrew Proffer and on his motion it is ordered that
Letters of Administration on said Estate be granted him and that he give bond
for the sum of Eight hundred dollars and the said Andrew Proffer
presents his bond for said amount with sufficient security which is approved
and filed. Ordered that James Nations & Henry Miller be appointed
witnesses to accompany and assist said administrator in examining the money
and papers of said Estate and making an inventory of the same.
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Estate
of Joseph Shrum, deceased
And now comes John M. Davis and on his motion it is ordered that he be
appointed Administrator of said Estate and that he give bond for the sum of
Twelve hundred dollars and the said John M. Davis presents his bond
for said amount with sufficient security which is approved and filed. Ordered
that Hiram A. Shook & John H. Crowder be appointed witnesses to
accompany and assist said administrator in examining the money and papers of
said Estate and making an inventory of the same.
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Christopher
C. Haines
vs. Martha A. Henson, admrx. of George
Henson, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty dollars
and Sixty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 255 - 25 Feb 1856
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James
B. Stewart
vs. Martha A. Henson, admrx. of George
Henson, 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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Robert
P. Paramore vs. Elizabeth Williams & John N. Williams
administrators of Abner Williams,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eleven dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the second class.
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Robert
P. Paramore vs. Martha A. Henson, admrx.
of George Henson, 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 Twenty Five cents, for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the second class.
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Reuben
Henson vs.
Martha A. Henson, admrx. of George Henson,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty Two
dollars and 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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James
E. Rhoades
vs. William G. Phelan, admr. of Isaac
Taylor, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seven dollars
and Thirty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment ....
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PAGE 256 - 25 Feb 1856
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William
Randol vs. Wesley F. Settle admr.
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 Six dollars for his
debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
sixth class.
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Robert
P. Paramore vs. Andrew Proffer admr.
of Peter Proffer, Sen., deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Six
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the second class.
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John
D. Smith
vs. Andrew Proffer admr. of Peter Proffer,
Sen., 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 Five
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the second class.
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John
D. Smith
vs. Joshua Maberry admr.
of William H. Bollinger, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ten dollars for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
second class.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Martha A. Henson, administratrix of George
Henson, 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 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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PAGE 257 - 25 Feb 1856
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Thomas W. McDoniel admr.
of William A. Laney, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twelve dollars
and 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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Thomas
W. McDoniel vs. Martha H. Henson administratrix of George W. Henson, 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 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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James
D. Denney
vs. Wesley F. Settle, admr. of Overton L. Perrish,
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 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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Thomas
W. McDoniel vs. Ann Rea Executrix of the Last Will of Joseph
Rea, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty dollars for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
second class.
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William
M. Cleveland
vs. Ann Rea Executrix of the Last Will of Joseph Rea, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six dollars for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the...
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PAGE 258 - 25 Feb 1856
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Estate
of George Henson, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Bond of Martha A. Henson administratrix of said be
approved, and the Letters of Administration granted to said Martha A.
Henson be confirmed.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Robert P. Paramore admr.
of Robert Settles, 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 Five
dollars and Eighty Three cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Ann Rea Executrix of the Last Will of Joseph Rea, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Three
dollars and Eighty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be classed as follows, Four dollars and Sixty Three cents
in first class and the balance in the fifth class.
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Daniel
Kitchen
vs. Ann Rea Executrix of the Last Will of Joseph Rea, 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 for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the first class.
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James
B. Stewart
vs. William W. Hicks admr.
of David M. Cross, 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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PAGE 259 - 25 Feb 1856
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Henry
Miller vs.
William W. Hicks admr.
of David M. Cross, 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 of the fifth class.
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26
Feb 1856
Estate of Fanney A. Baker, Final
Settlement
And now comes Henry Miller Guardian of the Estate of Fanney A. Baker and presents his final
settlement of said administration and is charged with the sum of Two hundred
and Seventy Four dollars and Thirty One cents, and is credited by the sum of
Two hundred and Seventy Four dollars and Thirty One cents per vouchers No.5
to 12. 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 Guardianship and go
thereof without day.
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Estate
of Morgan Jerrel, deceased --On petition for
sale of Real Estate to pay debts
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and on his motion, it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that the order of publication made at the last term
of this Court in this cause has been duly complied and no objections being
made thereto. It is therefore ... that said administrator do sell the real
estate of ... Morgan Jerrel, deceased at
public auction at the Court ... door of this Court on the second day of the
Next ... Circuit Court of this County it being the ... next during the
setting of said ... said real estate be sold on a ...
pg. 260
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 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 sale and
that he make report of his proceeding to this Court.
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PAGE 260 - 26 Feb 1856
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John
A. Edwards
vs. Henry H. Bedford admr. of Morgan Jerrel, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Twenty 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.
Henry Miller admr. of William Brand,
deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand, and the Court appoints Solomon
G. Kitchen to defend said Estate who enters his appearance herein, 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 One hundred and Thirty Eight dollars and Ninety Eight cents for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
fifth class.
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Noah
W. Sitz
vs. William W. Hicks admr.
of John M. Haines, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and this cause is continued until the next term of this Court.
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PAGE 262 - 26 Feb 1856
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Estate
of Margarett C., Martha A. & Mary
Jane Cloar -- First Annual Settlement
And now comes Calvin And... Margarett
C., Martha E. & Mary Jane Cloar and ...
annual settlement and is charged with the sum of One ... and Seventy One
dollars and Seventy Two cents and is credited by ... sum of Ninety Seven
cents per voucher No. 1, which leaves a balance... hands of said guardian of
the sum of One hundred and Seventy ... dollars and seventy Five cents.
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Henry
H. Bedford
vs. Henry H. Bedford, admr. of George Cox,
deceased
The plaintiff appears and presents his demand, and the Court appoints Richard
Wall to defend said Estate who enters his appearance herein, and the
Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said
plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eighteen 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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Henry
H. Bedford
vs. Henry H. Bedford, admr. of Mary
Stewart, deceased
The plaintiff appears and presents his demand, and the Court appoints Richard
Wall to defend said Estate who enters his appearance herein, and the
Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said
plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of 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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Henry
Miller vs.
Andrew Proffer admr. of Peter Proffer,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
Twenty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Andrew Proffer admr. of Peter Proffer,
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 Seventy...
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PAGE 263 - 26 Feb 1856
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Henry Miller admr. of William Brand,
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 Nine
dollars and Eighty Eight cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class, except $5 65/100 which is
classed in second class.
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Samuel
Harvey vs.
Joseph R. Mc Lane & Henry Miller administrators of Michael A.
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 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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Daniel
Kitchen
vs. Henry Miller admr. of William Brand,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Three
dollars 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 Robert Sellers, deceased
On motion it is ordered by the Court that the administrator of said Estate be
authorized to sell at private sale one improvement on public land belonging
to said Estate.
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John
D. Smith
vs. Ann Rea Executrix of the Last Will of Joseph Rea, 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 for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the second class.
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PAGE 264 - 26 Feb 1856
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Henry
Miller vs. William W. Hicks admr. of John M. Haynes, 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 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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Estate
of George Bess, deceased
On motion of Orson Bartlett admr. of said Estate his Annual Settlement is continued until
the Next Term of this Court.
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Samuel
H. Flernoy vs. Elizabeth Williams & John N. Williams admrs. of Abner
Williams, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ten dollars for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
second class.
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John
D. Smith
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 Seven dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the second class.
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Noah
W. Sitz
vs. Jacob Jenkins admr. of James Hobbs,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six dollars for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be paid
as expense of administration.
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PAGE 265 - 26 Feb 1856
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George
F. Miller
vs. William W. Hicks admr.
of John M. Haynes, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of a notice herein and
by consent this cause is continued until the next term of this Court.
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Thomas
W. McDoniel vs. William W. Hicks admr. of John M. Haynes, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six dollars and
Sixty 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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John
D. Smith
vs. William W. Hicks admr.
of John M. Haynes, 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 for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the second class.
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Elijah
Jenkins
vs. Jacob Jenkins admr. of James Hobbs,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Sixty Six
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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Elijah
Jenkins
vs. William W. Hicks admr.
of Daniel M. Cross, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nine dollars
and Forty 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 266 - 26 Feb 1856
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Sarah
Jerrel vs. Henry H. Bedford admr.
of Morgan Jerrel, 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
paid as expense of administration.
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William
C. Harty vs. Henry H. Bedford admr.
of Morgan Jerrel, 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 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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Pride
R. Bradshaw
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 Twenty 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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James
Nations
vs. Jacob Jenkins admr. of James Hobbs,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two 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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Solomon
B. Hobbs
vs. Jacob Jenkins admr. of James Hobbs,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirteen
dollars and Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 267 - 26 Feb 1856
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Estate
of Robert Douglass, deceased -- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Jonathan Johnson admr. of said
Estate and presents his second annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of Two hundred and Thirty Seven dollars and Nine cents and is credited by
Five dollars and Twenty Five cents per vouchers No. 9, which leaves a balance
in the hands of said administrator of Two hundred and Thirty One dollars and
Thirty Four cents.
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John
D. Smith
vs. Jacob Jenkins admr. of James Hobbs,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Four
dollars and Forty One cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit
and that this Judgment be classed as follows Seven dollars in the second
class and the balance in the fifth class.
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Uriah
White vs. Jacob
Jenkins admr. of James Hobbs, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Twenty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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William
Scism vs. Frances 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 Seventeen
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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Thomas
W. McDoniel 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 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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PAGE 268 - 26 Feb 1856
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James
K. Cook
vs. William W. Hicks admr.
of John M. Haynes, 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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Tegnal J. Smith vs. Henry Miller admr.
of William Bran, 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 One dollars
and Eighty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Henry
Miller 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 Ten 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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William
W. Norman
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 Two dollars and
Eighty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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James
Dennington vs. Joseph R. McLane & Henry Miller
administrators of Michael A. Wilson, 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 Three dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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PAGE 269 - 26 Feb 1856
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William
W. Norman
vs. Henry Miller admr. of William Brand,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
ninety cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Elijah
Jenkins
vs. 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 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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William
Culbertson
vs. Jacob Jenkins admr. of James Hobbs,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of 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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James
A. Cooper
vs. Joseph McLane & Henry Miller admrs. of Michael A. Wilson, 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 for his
debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
fifth class.
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Samuel
H. Flournoy vs. Joseph McLane & Henry Miller admrs. of Michael A. Wilson,
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 Fourteen
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 270 - 26 Feb 1856
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Samuel
H. Flournoy vs. Henry Miller admr.
of William Brand, 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 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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Rachael
Cross vs. William
W. Hicks admr. of Daniel
Cross, deceased and Samuel Cross, Sarah Cross & John Cross
children and heirs at law of Daniel M. Cross, deceased -- On Petition
to Assign Dower in Real Estate
And now at this time comes the Petition by Henry H. Bedford her
attorney, and William W. Hicks administrator of Daniel M. Cross,
deceased also comes and enters his appearance herein, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court from the petition of said petitioner and the
testimony offered that one Daniel M. Cross died seized and possessed
of the following described real estate to wit the North West quarter of the
North West quarter of Section No. nine in Township No. Twenty Seven North of
Range No. eleven East containing forty acres. It further appearing to the
Court that Daniel M. Cross at the time of his death left the following
persons as his heirs legal representatives to wit Rachael Cross minors
of said deceased; Samuel Cross, Sarah Cross & John Cross children
of said deceased. That said Samuel Cross, Sarah Cross & John Cross
are minors and for whom William W. Hicks is appointed Guardian ad
item, and the said William W. Hicks (here accepting) enters his
appearance herein and consents that dower may be assigned to said petitioner Rachael
Cross. The Court doth further find that said petitioner Rachael Cross
is entitled to dower in said real estate equal to one third part thereof
during her natural life. It is therefore considered, adjudged and decreed by
the Court now here that said petitioner Rachael Cross be s... her
dower in said described land equal to one third part thereof, for and during
her natural life and ... further ordered by the Court that Hiram A. Shook,
N... W. Sitz & Christopher C. Haines be and they are hereby appointed
commissioners to assign and administer such ... and set off the same
according to the judgment of ...
pg. 271
and that they make ... Court at the next term ... continued.
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PAGE 271 - 26 Feb 1856
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William
W. Norman
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 Five dollars
and Forty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the seventh class.
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David
Crytes vs. Henry Miller admr.
of William Bran, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
Seventy cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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27
Feb 1856
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Francis
M. Taylor
vs. Francis M. Taylor admr. of Daniel
Taylor, deceased
The plaintiff presents his demand and the Court after hearing the testimony offered
doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiffs demand be allowed for the sum
of Fourteen dollars against said Estate to be paid as expense of
administration.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Joseph R. McLane & Henry Miller admrs.
of Michael A. Wilson, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifty Five
dollars and Ninety 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 272 - 27 Feb 1856
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. William W. Hicks admr.
of John M. Hynes, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty Eight
dollars and Sixty 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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Joseph
R. McLane & Henry Miller administrators of Michael A. Wilson decd vs. William
W. Hicks admr. of John
M. Haines, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and
Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Henry
A. Burchfield
this day appeared in open Court and knowledge the vacation of a deed of
conveyance to Joseph A. Burchfield of Claiborne County, Tennessee, to
certain lands lying in the said County of Claiborne. It is therefore, ordered
by the Court that said deed of conveyance be certified according to the laws
of the State of Tennessee for registration in said County of Claiborne, and
State of Tennessee.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. John Sitton admr.
of James Landreth, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifteen dollars
and 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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Henry
Miller vs.
Joseph R. McLane co-administrator of Michael A. 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 One hundred and
Eighty Five dollars and sixty Nine cents for his debt together with the cost
of this suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 273 - 27 Feb 1856
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John
D. Smith
vs. John Sitton admr.
of James Landreth,
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 Ten dollars for his
debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
second class.
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Miller
& Jones
vs. Joseph R. McLane & Henry Miller administrators of Michael
H. 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 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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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Frances 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 Sixty Four
dollars and Seventy Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Daniel Taylor, deceased -- First Annual Settlement
And now comes Francis M. Taylor admr. of
said Estate and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the
sum of One hundred and Eighty Nine dollars and Twenty Six cents and is
credited by Twenty Seven dollars per vouchers No. 1 to 3 inclusive, which
leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of One hundred and Sixty
Two dollars and Twenty Six cents.
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John
D. Smith
vs. William G. Phelan & Hulda Williams
Executors of the Last Will of James Williams, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty One
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 274 - 27 Feb 1856
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John
D. Smith
vs. Frances 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 Eight dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Wm.
G. Phelan admr of Rufus Ellsworth, deceased vs. Elizabeth
Ellsworth executrix of the Last Will of Arron
Ellsworth, decd.
The parties appear and this cause is continued until the Next Term of this
Court and it is ordered by the Court that the cost of this continuance abide
the final decision of this suit.
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28
Feb 1856
Estate of Andrew Neill, deceased
The will and testament of Andrew Neill, deceased being presented to
this Court for the approval or rejections of the Probate of the same taken by
the Clerk of this Court in vacation whereupon comes Moses Niell by his attorney and objects to the confirmation
of the Probate taken by the Clerk of this Court, and the Court after hearing
the argument of counsel and having fully advised of the premises doth
consider that the Probate of said will taken by the Clerk of this Court in
vacation be rejected and on motion of William M. Jenkins & Edwin
Jenkins the Executors named in said will it is ordered that they be
allowed to introduce proof to establish said will.
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Greer
W. Davis admr. of David H. Davis
deceased vs. Nancy F. Brantley admrx. of Everett Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and by consent this cause is continued until the next term
of this Court.
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PAGE 275 - 28 Feb 1856
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Estate
of William Wells on Petition for Sale of Real Estate to Pay Bills
And now comes William G. Smith 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 this Court has been fully
complied with and no objection being made thereto. It is therefore ordered
that said administrator do sell the real estate of the said William Wells,
deceased at public auction at the Court house door of this County on the
second day of the next term of the Circuit Court of this County it being the
19th day of May next during the setting of said County Court and that said
real estate be sold on a credit of Twelve months the purchaser giving his
note with 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 said sale, and the he make
report of his proceedings to this Court.
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Reuben
P. Owen
vs. Jacob Jenkins admr. of James Hobbs,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Four 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
H. Bedford
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 Twenty Five
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be paid as expense of administration.
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Estate
of Andrew Thompson, deceased
On motion of Matilda Thompson it is ordered that Letters of
Administration be granted her on said Estate and
that she give bond for the sum of Six hundred dollars whereupon she presents
her bond for said amount with sufficient security which is approved. Ordered
that William M. Jenkins & Erwin D. Jenkins be appointed witnesses
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PAGE 276 - 28 Feb 1856
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John
Chasteen vs. Joseph R. McLane & Henry Miller admrs. of Michael A. 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 One dollar and
Eight cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Norphlete G.H. Jones & Jas. M. Childress administrators of Hogan
Ellison, decd. vs. Francis M. Taylor administrator of the Estate
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 Sixteen dollars and
Ninety Seven cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Personally
appears in open Court Miriam Tippen a minor
over the age of fourteen years and chooses William Tippen
guardian of her estate. It is therefore ordered that said William Tippen (here accepting) be appointed guardian of the
Estate of said Miriam Tippen and he give
bond for the sum of Seven hundred dollars.
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Estate
of Andrew Niell, deceased -- on Probate of
Will
And now comes William M. Jenkins & Edwin Jenkins and presents the
Will and Testament of said Andrew Niell,
deceased for probate in this Court, and Moses Niell
for himself on behalf of the other heirs of said deceased and John C.
Miller & Elizabeth Dunn administrators of said deceased by their
attorneys appear and resist the probate of said will and also objects to Jonas
Eaker one of the subscribing witnesses to said
will being introduced as a witness in said probate, for the reason that he is
sole judge of this Court, which objection is over ruled by the Court. And the
Court having taken all the testimony offered herein will thereof advise until
tomorrow morning.
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PAGE 277 - 29 Feb 1856
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Estate
of Andrew Niell, deceased -- On Probate of
Will
The parties appear, and the Court having sufficiently advised of the
testimony in this cause doth consider and adjudge that said proof is
sufficient and that said Will is sufficiently proven to be the Last Will and
Testament of Andrew Niell, deceased and doth
now here administer the same to Probate, whereupon Moses Neill for
himself and for and on behalf of the other heirs of said Andrew Niell comes and files his affidavit and bond and
pr... appeal herein to the Circuit Court which is
granted.
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James
Nations
vs. Joseph R. McLane & Henry Miller administrators of Michael
A. Wilson, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifty Three
dollars and Twenty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Noah
W. Sitz
vs. Nancy F. Brantley, admr. 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 Fifteen dollars
and Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be paid as expense of administration.
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Henry
H. Bedford, George F. Miller & William W. Norman vs. Nancy F. Brantley,
Admrx. of Everett Brantley, deceased -- On
Petition to be Released as Security to the Bond of Said Administrator
And now comes the parties by their attorneys and the plaintiffs having filed
their affidavits stating that the said Nancy F. Brantley administratrix of said Everett Brantley, deceased
for whom they are securities in her bond as such administratrix,
is, as they have good reason to believe and do believe, mismanaging said
Estate. And the Court after hearing the testimony offered doth consider and
a... that the said Henry H. Bedford, George F. Miller & William W.
Norman be discharged from further liabilities as such securities and that
she give a new Bond and good security as such administratrix
within Ten days from date.
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PAGE 278 - 29 Feb 1856
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Estate
of George Bess, deceased
On motion of Orson Bartlett administrator of said Estate. It is
ordered that he be authorized to sell at private sale the rent corn belonging
to said Estate.
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And
now comes Nancy F. Brantley Guardian of the minor children of Everett
Brantley, deceased and presents her First Annual Settlement as such
Guardian and says no assets have come to her hand as such Guardian, and she
presents vouchers No. 1 to 3 inclusive for the sum of Ninety Seven dollars and
Seventy cents for which she is ordered to have a credit.
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased
And now comes Nancy F. Brantley administratrix
of said Estate and also Guardian of the minor children of said deceased and
on her motion it is ordered that the sum of Two hundred dollars be and the
same is hereby appropriated out of said Estate for the support of the minor
children of said deceased.
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased -- On Motion for Partition and assignment of
Dower in Slaves.
And now comes Nancy F. Brantley widow of said
Everett Brantley, deceased, and administratrix
of said Estate, and also Guardian of Rosabella,
Charles & Abraham Brantley who are minors, and the only heirs of said
deceased. And on motion of said Nancy F. Brantley it is ordered that a
hare equal to a child's part in the slaves of said Estate be assigned to the
said Nancy F. Brantley. And it is further ordered that Noah W.
Sitz, John H. Crowder & John M. Davis be and they are hereby
appointed commissioners to make partition and assignment of dower in the
slaves of said Estate to the said Nancy F. Brantley according to her
right and interest therein and that they make report of their proceeding to
this Court at the next Term thereof.
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Estate
of William Bran, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the administrator of said Estate be
authorized to carry out a contract entered into between said William Bran
in his lifetime and John J. Ham in relation to clearing and fencing a
certain piece of land belonging to said Estate. And it is further ordered
that said administrator be authorized to cover a new house heretofore
commenced building belonging to said Estate. And it is further ordered that
said administrator be authorized to sell at private sale the remaining part
of the personal property of said deceased.
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PAGE 279 - 29 Feb 1856
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Estate
of William Miller
Ordered that Henry Miller Guardian of ... be
authorized to have the needed repairs done to the farm belonging to said
minor and ... the same from the rent of said farm.
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Estate
of George Cox, deceased -- 3rd Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said
Estate and presents his third annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of Four hundred and Fifty dollars and Fifty cents and is credited by Three hundred
and Eighty Five dollars per vouchers No. 11 to 20 inclusive, which leaves a
balance in the hands of said administrator of Sixty Five dollars and Fifty
cents.
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased
On motion of Nancy F. Brantley it is ordered that Letters of
Administration debonisnon on said Estate be granted
her and that she give bond for the sum of Eight Thousand Dollars.
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Estate
of George K. Dowdy -- Final Settlement
And now comes Chiles M. Dowdy Executor of the Last Will &
Testament of said Estate and presents his final settlement of said
administration and is charged with the sum of Two thousand One hundred and
Sixty Five dollars and Sixty Eight cents, and is credited by the sum of One
thousand Nine hundred and Sixty Four dollars and Sixty cents per vouchers No.
19 to 36 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator
the sum of Two hundred and One dollars and Eight cents subject to be
distributed among the legatees of said deceased. And it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that said Executor 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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William
G. Phelan
vs. Joseph R. McLain & Henry Miller administrators of Michael
A. 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 One hundred and
two 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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Estate
of John Williamson, deceased
Reuben Harper admr. of
said John Williamson, deceased appears in open Court and on motion it
is ordered that said adm...
pg. 280
permitted and directed to sell at private sale Land Warrant No. 46344 for One
hundred and Sixty acres of land issued in the name of Jackson Matthews
for the purpose of paying the debt of said John Williamson, deceased,
and that said administrator report said sale to this Court.
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PAGE 280 - 29 Feb 1856
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James
Culbertson
vs. Henry Miller admr. of William Bran,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One Hundred
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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William
W. Norman
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 One dollar and
Sixty 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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William
S. Haydon
vs. Henry Miller admr. of William Bran,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
Twenty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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1 Mar 1856
Estate of Mary Stewart, deceased -- 3rd Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said
Estate comes and presents his Third annual settlement and is charged with the
sum of Two hundred and Five dollars and is credited by
pg. 281
Seventy Five dollars and Thirty Four cents per vouchers No. 1 to 10
inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of
Twenty Seven dollars and Forty Four cents.
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PAGE 281 - 1 Mar 1856
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Henry
H. Bedford
vs. Thomas J. Walker admr. of John Myers,
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
Seventy One cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Michael A. Wilson, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the administrator of said Estate be authorized and
directed to have the necessary repairs done to the farm belonging to said
Estate.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Thomas J. Walker admr. of John Myers,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One hundred and
Thirty Six dollars and Thirty Five cents for his debt together with the cost
of this suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Samuel
H. Flournoy vs. Thomas J. Walker admr.
of John Myers, 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 Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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John
D. Smith
vs. Thomas J. Walker admr. of John Myers,
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 Five
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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PAGE 282 - 1 Mar 1856
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Daniel
Kitchen
vs. Joseph R. McLane & Henry Miller admrs.
of Michael A. 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 Eleven dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be
classed as follows 6$ in 1st class and 5$ in fifth class.
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Reuben
P. Owen
vs. Thomas J. Walker admr. of John Myers,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty Two
dollars and 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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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Thomas J. Walker admr. of John Myers,
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 Ninety 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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Henry
Miller vs.
Thomas J. Walker admr. of John Myers,
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 and Fifty 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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William
W. Norman
vs. Joseph R. McLane & Hy Miller admrs. of Michael A. 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 Five 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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William
W. Norman
vs. Wesley F. Settle admr 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 One dollar and
Thirty cents 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. Wesley F. 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 One dollar and Sixty
cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the sixth class.
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Joseph
R. McLane
surviving partner of Wilson & McLane vs. Henry Miller admr. of William Bran, 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 Nineteen 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 James Stafford, deceased -- On Application for an Order to Sell
Real Estate
And now comes Daniel B. Miller administrator of said Estate and shows
to the satisfaction of the Court that the said James Stafford in his
lifetime executed his mortgage deed to one Isaac Taylor upon the
following described land to wit the North East quarter of the North West
quarter of Section No. 8 in Township No. 26 North of Range No. 11 East
containing forty acres. Also twenty acres of land beginning at the North West
corner of section No. 8 in Township No. 26 North of Range 11 East thence
running East from said corner eight poles to a stake, thence North West One
hundred and Ten poles to the place of beginning. And it further appearing the
satisfaction of the Court that said James Stafford has not devised the
same or provided for the redemption of said land by N... And it further
appearing the satisfaction of the Court ... there will not be assets to
redeem said Real Estate after ... of the debts of said deceased. It is ...
pg. 284
that all the rights, title and interest which the
said James Stafford had in said land at the time of his death be sold by
said administrator at public auction at the Court house door of this County
on the second day of the next term of the Circuit Court of this County it
being the 8th day of April next during the setting of said County Court and
that said real estate be sold on a credit of Twelve months the purchaser
giving his note with approved security for the payment of the purchase money.
And that said land be sold on a credit of twelve
months the purchaser giving his note and approved security for the payment of
the purchase money. And it is further ordered that said administrator cause a
notice containing a particular description of the Real Estate to be sold,
stating the time place and terms of said sale to be set up at ten of the most
public places in this County at least twenty days previous to the day of said
sale, and the he make report of his proceedings to this Court.
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William
G. Phelan
vs. Henry Miller admr. of William Bran,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Sixty Five
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be paid as expense of administration.
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John
D. Smith
vs. Joseph R. McLane & Henry Miller admr.
of Michael A. Wilson, 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 Eighty Three dollars
and Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
Thirty Five dollars of this Judgment be of the second class and the balance
of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Martin Wilfong, deceased
And now comes George Nations Guardian of Lawson M. & Peter Bess
and William W. Norman admr. of said Martin Wilfong
also comes and on motion of said George Nations Guardian of aforesaid.
It is ordered that said William W. Norman administrator of aforesaid
pay to the said George Nations Guardian of said Lawson M. &
Peter Bess the sum of One hundred dollars, being a part of a judgment
obtained in this Court in favor of said George Nations Guardian of
said Lawson M. & Peter Bess against said William W. Norman,
admr. of Martin Wilfong, deceased.
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Estate
of Andrew Neill, deceased
And now comes William M. Jenkins & Edwin Jenkins by their attorney
and Elizabeth Dunn & John C. Miller... and on motion of said William
M. Jenkins & Edwin Jenkins it is ordered that the Letters of
Administration granted to said Elizabeth Dunn & John C. Miller on said
Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be revoked and rejected; and it
is further ordered that Letters Testamentary on said Estate be granted to the
said William M. Jenkins & Edwin Jenkins and that they give bond
for the sum of Fourteen Thousand Dollars on or before the next term of this
Court. Whereupon the said Elizabeth Dunn & John C. Miller filed
this affidavit and bond and prays an appeal herein to the Circuit Court which
is granted.
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Estate
of William Williams, deceased
Ordered by the Court that William G. Phelan be and he is hereby
appointed administrator debonisnon of said Estate
and that he give bond for the sum of Twelve hundred dollars on or before the
next term of this Court.
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Ordered
by the Court that all settlement of administrators, Executors and Guardians
which were to be made at this term of this Court be continued until the next
term of this Court.
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Estate
of William Williams
Ordered by the Court that Eli Williams (here accepting) be appointed administrator
debonisnon of said Estate and that he give bond for
the sum of Eleven hundred dollars whereupon said Eli Williams presents
his bond for said amount with security which is approved.
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Ordered
by the Court that Eli Williams (here accepting) be and he is hereby
appointed guardian of the person and Estate of Thomas Williams and Mary
Williams and that he give bond for the sum of Twelve hundred dollars
whereupon said Eli Williams presents his bond for said amount with Adam
Mooney & John W. Severing as security which bond is approved and
filed.
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Ordered
that John Bailey (here accepting) be appointed guardian of the Estate
of Amanda M. Bailey and that he give bond for the sum of Four hundred
dollars and the said John Bailey presents his bond for said amount
with John Beasley & John F. Leonard as security which bond is
approved and filed.
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Estate
of Tillman Foster, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Jacob Foster admr. of said
Estate and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of Two hundred and Thirty Two dollars and Forty Three cents and is credited
by Thirty dollars and Sixty Three cents per vouchers No. 1 to 9 inclusive,
which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of Two hundred and
One dollars and Eighty cents.
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James
E. Rhoades
vs. Joshua Maberry admr.
of William Mayberry, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
seventh class.
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Ordered
by the Court that James Williams (here accepting) be appointed
Guardian of the person and Estate of James Rusk and that he give bond
for the sum of Two hundred dollars whereupon said James Williams
presents his bond for said amount with Eli Williams as his security
which bond is approved and filed.
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Ordered
by the Court that Isaac Gaily (here accepting) be appointed Guardian
of the person and Estate of Mary E. Rusk and that he give bond for the
sum of Two hundred dollars, whereupon said Isaac Gaily presents his
bond for said amount with James Williams as his security which bond is
approved and filed.
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William
G. Phelan admr. of Rufus Ellsworth, deceased vs. Elizabeth
Ellsworth Executrix of the Last Will of Aaron Ellsworth, deceased
The parties by their attorneys appear and the defendant moves to dismiss this
suit which motion is over ruled, and this cause is submitted to the Court,
who after hearing the testimony offered will thereof take time to advise.
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Joseph
R. McLane & Henry Miller administrators of Michael Wilson, deceased vs. Martha
A. Henson admrx. of George Henson,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Four dollars
and Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Elizabeth
Behurst vs. Joshua Maberry admr. of William J. Mabery,
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 seventh class.
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Adaline Foster admrx. of
Beverly B. Foster, deceased vs. Joshua Maberry
admr. of William J. Mabery,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider ...
pg. 288
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifty cents for his
debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
seventh class.
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PAGE 288 - 7 Apr 1856
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William
G. Phelan admr. of Rufus Ellsworth, decd. vs. Elizabeth
Ellsworth Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of Aaron Ellsworth,
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 take nothing by his said proceedings and that said
defendant recover against said Plaintiff her cots and charges by her laid out
about her defense in this cause expended.
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Estate
of William J. Maberry, deceased -- Final Settlement
And now comes Joshua Maberry admr. of said Estate and presents his final settlement of
said administration and is charged with the sum of Twenty Nine dollars and
Sixty Nine cents, and is credited by the sum of Thirty Eight dollars and Ten
cents per vouchers No. 12 to 19 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the
hands of said administrator the sum of Eight dollars and Forty One 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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Estate
of William H. Bollinger, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Joshua Maberry admr. of said Estate and presents his first annual
settlement and is charged with the sum of One hundred and Fifty Nine dollars
and Eighty Three cents and is credited by Twelve dollars per vouchers No. 1
to 6 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of
One hundred and Forty Seven dollars and Eighty Three cents.
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Estate
of William Rush, deceased --- 6th Annual Settlement
And now comes Alfred Rush Exer. of the Last
Will and Testament of said deceased and presents his sixth annual settlement
and is charged with the sum of Five Thousand
pg. 290
Four hundred and Thirty Three dollars and Forty ... is credited by Six
dollars and Twenty Four cents per vouchers No. 25 to 37... which
leaves a balance in the hands of said Executor... Six hundred and Thirty
Seven dollars and Twenty Two cents.
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PAGE 289 - 8 Apr 1856
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Estate
of Ural Lasswell, deceased
On motion it is ordered that the Administrator of said Estate be authorized and
directed to sell at private or public sale one improvement belonging to said
Estate.
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Alexander
Staggs vs.
Henry Miller admr. of William Brand,
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 Seventeen
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Charlotte
Brantley
vs. Charlotte Brantley admrx. of Joel
Brantley, deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents her demand, wherefore the Court appoints Noah
W. Sitz 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 Ten dollars for her debt
with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the seventh class.
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Estate
of Samuel Moore, deceased -- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes John Moore admr. of said
Estate and presents his second annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of Eight hundred and Forty dollars and Fifty ... cents and is credited by
Five hundred and Seventeen dollars and Thirty Five cents per vouchers No. 15
to 29 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of
Three hundred and Twenty Three dollars and Fifty cents.
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Noah
Sitz vs. Charlotte
Brantley admrx. of Joel Brantley The
parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty Three dollars
and Sixty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 290 - 8 Apr 1856
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John
Mick vs. Robert
P. Paramore admr. of Robert
Sellers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Four dollars and
Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Robert
P. Paramore vs. Matilda Thomasson admrx. of Andrew Thomasson,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fourteen
dollars and Seventy 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
Ligget vs. Hulda Williams
& William G. Phelan executors of James Williams, 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 Twelve dollars
and Fifty Four cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit Seven
dollars and Five cents of this Judgment be of the first class and the balance
of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Alexander Barks, deceased --- Final Settlement of William D.
Welch administrator
And now comes Andrew Clippard admr. of William D. Welch who was administrator debonisnon of said Alexander Bark, deceased and
presents his final settlement of said administration and is charged with the
sum of Four hundred and Forty One dollars and Two cents, and is credited by
the sum of Two hundred and Nine dollars and Thirty Three cents per vouchers
filed, which leaves a balance due from said Welch's Estate to said Alexander
Barks Estate of the sum of Two hundred and Thirty One dollars and Sixty
Nine cents.
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Joshua
Maberry vs. John M. Davis admr.
of Joseph Shrum, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider ...
Pg. 291
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Four hundred
dollars and eighty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the ....
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PAGE 291 - 8 Apr 1856
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Martin
Haifner vs. William W. Hicks admr. of David M. Cross, 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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Estate
of Arthur Hedgepeth, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the inventory of said Estate be approved; and it is
further ordered that the administrator of said Estate be authorized to sell
at private sale the remaining part of the personal property of said Estate.
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David
Crytes vs. Jacob Jenkins admr.
of James Hobbs, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifty 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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Estate
of Thomas J., William H. & Fanny M. Ramsey --- 3rd Annual
Settlement
And now comes Alexander Stagg guardian of the Estate of said Thomas
J., William H. & Fanny M. Ramsey and charges himself with the sum of
Ninety Two dollars and ...
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George
F. Miller
vs. William W. Hicks admr.
of John M. Haines, 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 defendant recover against said plaintiff the costs of the suit by
him laid out in his defense expended.
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William
G. Phelan
vs. Jacob Jenkins admr. of James Hobbs,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty dollars
and Twenty Two cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 292 - 8 Apr 1856
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Alfred
Wilson admr. of Clinton P. Conyers,
deceased vs. Jacob Jenkins, admr. of James
Hobbs, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six dollars and
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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Noah
W. Sitz
vs. Charlotte Brantley, admx. of Joel
Brantley, deceased
And now comes the plaintiff and on his motion it is ordered that said
defendant be notified to appear at the next term of this Court to be held at
the Court house in the Town of Bloomfield in this County on the 3rd Monday of
June next and show cause why on order of payment should not be made against
her in this cause.
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Noah
W. Sitz
vs. W.W. Hicks admr. of
John M. Haines, deceased
The parties appear and by consent this cause is continued to the next term of
this Court.
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John
Mick 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 Ninety Nine cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the sixth class. And it is ordered by the Court that
the administrator of said Clinton P. Conyers have a credit on his
inventory for the sum of $6 94/100 the amount of a set off filed herein.
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PAGE 293 - 8 Apr 1856
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Ordered
by the Court that Dovey A. Wilson
(here accepting) be ... guardian of the Estate of Otho
Wilson, James Wilson, ... Wilson and Thomas Wilson
and that she give bond for the sum of one thousand dollars.
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased
Ordered by the Court that William G. Phelan be
and he is hereby appointed administrator debonis
non of said Estate and that he give bond for the sum of eight thousand
dollars.
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John
D. Smith
vs. Henry Miller admr. of William Brand,
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 Seventeen
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the fifth class.
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William
S. Haydon
vs. Matilda Thomasson admrx.
of Andrew Thomasson, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seven dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the first class.
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Estate
of Thomas Conyers, Deceased
On motion of George Nations admr. of said Estate his Annual
Settlement is continued until the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Peter Bess & Lawson M. Bess
On motion of George Nations Guardian of said Estate his Annual
Settlement is continued until the next term of this Court.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Henry Miller admr. of William Brand,
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 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 294 - 8 Apr 1856
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Estate
of James Stafford -- On application for an order to sell Real Estate.
And now comes Daniel B. Miller administrator
of said Estate and on shows to the satisfaction of the Court that the Order
of Sale made herein at the last term of this Court has not been complied
with. It is therefore ordered that the same be remanded. And it further
appearing to the Court that said James Stafford in his lifetime
executed to one Isaac Taylor his mortgage deed upon the following
described land to wit, The North East quarter of the North West quarter of
Section No. 8 in Township No. 26 North of Range No. 11 East containing forty
acres. Also Twenty acres of land beginning at the North West Corner of
Section No. 8 in Township No. 26 North of Range 11 East, thence South Eight
poles thence East Eighty poles thence North West One hundred and ten poles to
the place of beginning. And it further appearing the Court that said James
Stafford has not devised the same or provided for the redemption of said
land by wills and it also appearing the satisfaction of the Court that there
will not be assets to redeem said land after paying the debts of said
deceased. It is therefore ordered that all the rights, title and interest
which the said James Stafford had in said
land at the time of his death be sold by said administrator at public auction
at the Court house door in the town of Bloomfield in this County on the
second day of the next term of this Court of this County it being the 11th
day of June next during the setting of this Court and that said land be sold
on a credit of Twelve months the purchaser giving his 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 of
the Real Estate to be sold, stating the time place and terms of said sale to
be set up at ten of the most public places in this County at least twenty
days previous to the day of said sale, and the he make report of his
proceedings to this Court.
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Richard
Wall vs. Hilda
Williams & William G. Phelan executors of James Williams,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of 2 50/100
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 295 - 8 Apr 1856
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Ordered
by the Court that William M. Jenkins (here accepting) be ... Guardian
of the person and Estate of Matilda Jenkins person of unsound mind and
that he give bond for the ... of Eighty dollars whereupon the said William
M. Jenkins presents his bond for said amount with Edwin B. Jenkins
as his security which bond is approved and filed.
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John
Robinson
vs. Henry Miller admr. of William Brand,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Three dollars
and Ninety 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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9
Apr 1856
William Morgan 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 Three dollars
and Ten cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the sixth class.
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Reuben
P. Owen
vs. John Sitton admr.
of James Landrith, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifteen dollars
and Sixty 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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Ordered
by the Court that William C. Harty (here
accepting) be appointed Guardian of the person and Estate of George Tetnek, Francis Tetnek, Daniel Tetnek, Mary Ann Tetnek &
John Tetnek minors under the age of fourteen
years and that he give bond for the sum of Four hundred and Eighty dollars on
or before the next term of this Court.
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PAGE 296 - 9 Apr 1856
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James
H. Dodson
vs. Joseph R. McLane & Henry Miller admrs.
of Michael A. 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 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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Estate
of Charles Tetnek, deceased -- Final
Settlement
And now comes William C. Harty admr. of said Estate and presents his final settlement of
said administration and is charged with the sum of Two hundred and Eighty
Three dollars and Ninety Eight cents, and is credited by the sum of Forty
Four dollars and Eighty Four cents per vouchers No. 16 to 21 inclusive, which
leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator the sum of Two hundred
and Thirty Nine dollars and Fourteen 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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Ordered
by the Court that John M. Davis (here accepting) be appointed Guardian
of the Estate of Peter Shrum a minor under
the age of Fourteen years and that he give bond for the sum of Five hundred
dollars whereupon the said John M. Davis presents his bond for said
amount with security which is approved by the Court, which bond is filed.
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Estate
of James Sitton, deceased
And now comes John Sitton Executor of the
Last Will & Testament of said deceased and shows to the satisfaction of
the Court that he had paid off all the debts and legacies due from said
Estate and fully carried out the will of the testator, and that he 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 Mortimer Howard,
deceased
And now comes David Lewis administrator of said Estate and presents an
inventory and appraise bill of said Estate which is approved, and it ...
pg. 297
Appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that ... does not exceed the
amount allowed by law to the ... said deceased. It is therefore ordered that
all... advertisements and settlements under said adm...
be dispensed with unless further Estate be
discovered and the Court orders said administration to be proceeded with.
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PAGE 297 - 9 Apr 1856
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Estate
of Milton Wilson, deceased --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Alfred Wilson admr. of said
Estate and presents his Second annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of Three hundred and Ninety Five dollars and Eighty Nine cents and is
credited by One hundred and Fifty five dollars and Eighty Six cents per
vouchers No. 4 to 20 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator
of Two hundred and Forty dollars and Three cents.
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James
Nations
vs. John Sitton admr.
of James Landrith, 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 Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Clinton P. Conyers, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the administrator of said Estate have a credit on
his inventory for Ninety Seven cents the amount of an account on Wm. A.
Whitehead.
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Estate
of Clinton P. Conyers, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Alfred Wilson admr. of said
Estate and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of One thousand Forty Eight dollars and Fifty Five cents and is credited by
Thirty Seven dollars and Sixty cents per vouchers No. 1 to 8 inclusive, and
the sum of Ninety Nine dollars and Nine cents per orders to Credit inventory
which leaves on balance in the hands of said administrator the sum of Nine
hundred and Eleven dollars and Eighty Six cents.
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Daniel
Kitchen
vs. John Sitton admr.
of James Landrith, 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 first class.
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Estate
of Benjamin Taylor, Senr., deceased
And now comes John Link Executor of said deceased and on his motion
his final settlement is continued to the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Susan Stafford, deceased
On motion of John D. Smith admr. of said Estate his Annual Settlement is continued to next
term of this Court.
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Estate
of Alston Hatley, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Lydia Hatley be
notified to appear at the next term of this Court to be held at the Court
house in the Town of Bloomfield in this county on the 3rd Monday of June next
and show cause why she does not make a final settlement of her said
administration on said Estate, and also to show cause why an order of payment
shall not be made against her for the amount of an allowance against said
Estate in favor of Solomon Hobbs.
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Estate
of Robert Giboney, deceased
On motion of Henry H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen admrs. of said Estate by their
attorney their Annual Settlement is Continued to next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Barary Singleton, deceased
On motion of John Beasley admr. of said Estate his Annual Settlement is continued to next
term of this Court.
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Estate
of Godfrey Andrews, deceased
On motion of Hannah Andrew & John Beasley admrs.
of said Estate their Annual Settlement is continued
to next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Aaron Ellsworth, deceased
On motion of Elizabeth Ellsworth admrx. of the Last Will of said deceased her Annual Settlement is
continued to next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Morgan Jerrell, deceased
On motion of Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate by his attorney his Annual Settlement is
continued to next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Henry Guess, deceased
On motion of Mahaly Guess & Jesse A.
Gilley admrs. of said
Estate by their attorney their Annual Settlement is continued to next term of
this Court.
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Estate
of Isaac Shrum, deceased
Ordered by the Court that ... administrator of said Estate of Isaac Shrum ... appear at the next term of this Court to be
... the Court house in the town of Bloomfield in this ... on the 3rd Monday
of June next, and make settlement of his said administration or show cause
why he does not do so.
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Estate
of John Shrum, Senr.,
deceased
Ordered by the Court that David Shrum
administrator of said Estate of John Shrum, Senr., deceased appear at the next term of this Court
to be held at the Court house in the town of Bloomfield in this County on the
3rd Monday of June next, and make settlement of his said administration or
show cause why he does not do so.
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10
Apr 1856
Estate of Michael A. Wilson, deceased
On motion it is ordered that Dovey A.
Wilson the widow of said deceased be allowed to keep for the tem of
twelve months one negro boy belonging to said Estate without paying hire for
the same. Provided she will make no charge for the support of the minor
children of said deceased during said time.
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William
G. Phelan
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 Fifteen 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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William
G. Phelan
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pride
Bradshaw, 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
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 Pride Bradshaw, deceased --- 3rd Annual Settlement
And now comes Daniel B. Miller admr. of said
Estate and presents his Third annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of One hundred and Four dollars and Ten cents and is credited by One hundred
and Fifty dollars and Thirty Four cents per vouchers No. 1 to 28 inclusive,
which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of Forty Six
dollars and Twenty Four cents.
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Estate
of James Stafford, deceased -- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Daniel B. Miller admr. of said
Estate and presents his Second annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of Seven hundred and Forty Seven dollars and Eighty One cents and is credited
by Twenty Six dollars and Sixty cents per vouchers No. 10 to 15 inclusive,
which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of Seven hundred
and Twenty one dollars and Twenty One cents.
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Estate
of Joseph J. Dodson & others
And now comes James H. Dodson guardian of said Joseph J. Dodson
& others and on his motion his Annual Settlement is continued to the next
term of this Court.
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Estate
of Solomon Hobbs --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Daniel B. Miller guardian of said Estate and presents
his second annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two hundred
dollars and Eight cents and has no vouchers to present.
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Estate
of Pittman Miller, deceased --- 3rd Annual Settlement
And now comes Daniel B. Miller admr. of said
Estate and presents his Third annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of Nine hundred and Seventy Five dollars and Fifty Seven cents and is
credited by Seventy Two dollars and Thirty five cents per vouchers No. 13 to
18, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator of Nine hundred
and Three dollars and Twenty Two cents.
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Estate
of John Myers, deceased -- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes William G. Phelan admr. of
said Estate and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the
sum of Three hundred and Fifty dollars and is credited by Sixty dollars and
Eighty Five cents per vouchers No. 1 to __ inclusive, which leaves a balance
in the hands of said administrator of Two hundred and Eighty Nine dollars and
Seventeen cents.
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