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PAGE 51 - 20 Jan 1853
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And
now comes James H. Dodson guardian of the Estate of Joseph Dodson,
Thomas C. Dodson & Eleanor E. Dodson and moves the Court to order to
sell certain real Estate belonging to said minors situate in the State of
Kentucky, for the purpose of educating, boarding and clothing the said minors and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court that there is not sufficient personal Estate belonging to the said Joseph
J. Dodson, Thomas C. Dodson & Eleanor E. Dodson to defray the expense
of their education, boarding and clothing. It is therefore ordered that said
guardian sell the real estate belonging to Joseph Dodson, Thomas C. Dodson
& Eleanor E. Dodson, at private sale on such terms as he may deem
most advantageous to the interest of said minors and that he make report of
his proceedings to this Court.
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21 Jan 1853
Estate of William Williams, deceased
On motion of James Williams & Montgomery Williams admrs. of said Estate. It is
ordered that they be authorized to sell at private sale the remaining part of
the personal property of said Estate.
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Estate
of Charles B.N. McCabe,
deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and says he has no Annual Settlement to
make.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Nancy F. Brantley administratrix of the
Estate 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 Two
dollars and Six cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Ordered
by the Court that Nancy F. Brantley (here accepting) be appointed
guardian of the Estate of Rosabella
Brantley, Charles Brantley & Abraham Brantley minor heirs of Everett
Brantley, deceased and that she give bond for the sum of Six hundred
dollars on or before the 1st day of March next.
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the administra...
authorized to heir out at the Town of Spring...
pg. 52
to said Estate, and that said slaves be hired out
until the first day of January A.D. 1854.
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PAGE 52 - 21 Jan 1853
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Estate
of Wiloby B. Hill, Rufinda
C. Hill & William A. Hill --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry H. Bedford Guardian of said minors and presents
his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of One hundred and
Ninety One dollars and Thirty Eight cents, and is credited by the sum of One
dollar and Five cents per voucher No. 1 which leaves a balance in the hands
of said guardian of the sum of One hundred and Eighty Nine dollars and Sixty
Three cents.
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Estate
of Jacob Kinder,
deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and says he has no annual settlement to
make.
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Estate
of John B. Tennin, deceased --- Final
Settlement
And now comes William W. Hicks admr. of said
Estate and presents his final settlement and is charged with the sum of One
hundred and Fifty Six dollars and Fifty Four cents and is credited by the sum
of One hundred and Thirty Two dollars and Forty Seven cents, per vouchers No.
5 to 13 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said administrator
of the sum of Twenty Four dollars and Seven cents, subject to the payment of
debts. Ordered that said administrator make payment to the following named
creditors of said Estate as follows, to wit, to James E. Rhoades the
sum of Twenty Two dollars and Forty Seven cents, to Elijah Jenkins the
sum of One dollar and Sixty 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 had administered said Estate, It is
therefore ordered that said administrator be hence discharged from further
settlement and go thereof without day.
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22 Jan 1853
William G. Phelan vs. Daniel B. Miller admr.
of Jacob H. Stark, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Sixty dollars
for his
pg. 53
together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment ... as expense of
administration.
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PAGE 53 - 22 Jan 1853
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Estate
of Emery Hill, deceased --- Final Settlement
Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate ...
his final settlement and is charged with the sum of Nineteen dollars and
Ninety Seven cents and is credited by the sum of Nineteen dollars and Ninety
seven cents per vouchers No. 6 to 9 inclusive and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that said administrator has given due and legal
notice of his intention to make his final settlement, and that he has fully
administered said Estate. It is therefore ordered that he be hence discharged
from said administration and go thereof without day.
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Estate
of Jacob H. Stark, deceased
Daniel B. Miller admr. of
said Estate presents an account against said Estate for his services as such
administrator amounting to the sum of One hundred and Twenty Seven dollars
and Fifty Five cents which is allowed as expense of administration.
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31 Jan 1853
Estate of Pettman Miller, deceased
On Motion of Daniel B. Miller admr. of said Estate his annual settlement is continued to the
next term of this Court.
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Estate
of John R. Hawkins, deceased
And now comes Nancy Hawkins administratrix
of said Estate, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court from the
inventory and appraise bill here filed and approved by the Court that said
Estate does not exceed the amount allowed by law to the said Nancy Hawkins
as the widow of said deceased. It is therefore ordered that all further
advertisements and settlements under said administration be dispensed with
unless further Estate be discovered and the Court
orders said administration to be proceeded with.
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Estate
of Henry Wilfong, deceased
And now comes William W. Norman admr. of said Estate and says he has no annual settlement to
make.
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PAGE 54 - 31 Jan 1853
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Estate
of James Wilson, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the letters of administration granted to Allen Alsup on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in
vacation be confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond given by said admr. be approved.
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Estate
of Richard C. Quinn, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the letters of administration granted to Emalina Quinn on said Estate by the Clerk
of this Court in vacation be confirmed, and it is further ordered that the
bond given by said admr. be
approved.
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Estate
of William Wells, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the letters of administration granted to George
A. Wells on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be
confirmed, and it is further ordered that said administrator give a new bond
with sufficient security on or before the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Monrow J. Sitz, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the letters of administration granted to Joseph
Lavender on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be
confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond given by said admr. be approved.
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Estate
of Luke Hopkins, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the letters of administration granted to Martin
B. Hodges on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be
confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond given by said admr. be approved.
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Estate
of Alexander Barks, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the letters of administration granted to William
D. Welch on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be
confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond given by said admr. be approved.
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Estate
of Solomon Hobbs
And now comes Daniel B. Miller guardian of the person and Estate of Solomon
Hobbs and presents his bond as such guardian for the sum of Five hundred
dollars with James Nations as his security, which bond is approved and
filed.
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PAGE 55 - 31 Jan 1853
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Estate
of Silas Dowdy, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the letters of administration granted to Chiles
M. Dowdy on said Estate by the Clerk of this Court in vacation be
confirmed, and it is further ordered that the bond given by said admr. be approved.
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Estate
of John Masters
And now comes Daniel B. Miller guardian of the said John ...
and presents his bond as such guardian for the sum of One hundred dollars
with James Nations as his security, which bond is approved and filed.
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Estate
of Abraham Taylor, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Nancy Taylor administratrix of
said Estate and is charged with the sum of Eight hundred and Sixty Three
dollars and Nine cents, and is credited by the sum of Three hundred and
Twenty Seven dollars and Ninety cents per vouchers No. 1 to 15 inclusive
which leaves a balance in the hands of said administratrix
of the sum of Five hundred and Thirty Five dollars and Nineteen cents.
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Reuben
P. Oliver
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 Six 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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Martha
E. Bohannon
a minor over the age of fourteen years comes herein and chooses John P. Nall as the guardian of her Estate. It is therefore
ordered that said John P. Nall here
accepting, be appointed guardian of the Estate of the said Martha E.
Bohannon, and that he give bond for the sum of One hundred dollars;
whereupon the said John P. Nall presents his
bond for said amount with Wesley F. Settle & Jonas Eaker
as his securities which bond is by the Court approved and ordered to be filed
which is done.
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Henry
Miller vs.
Nancy F. Brantley admrx. of Everett
Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifty Four
dollars and Fifty Two cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit
and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 56 - 31 Jan 1853
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Henry
Miller vs.
John Sitton exer. of the last will and testament of James Sitton, dec'd.
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a 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 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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Brevard
& Co.
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 Six dollars and
Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Orson
Bartlett
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 Twelve dollars
and Thirty 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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1 Feb 1853
Soloman G. Kitchen vs. Joseph
Lavender admr. of Monrow
J. Sitz, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a 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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PAGE 57 - 1 Feb 1853
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Joseph Lavender admr. of Monrow J. Sitz, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a 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 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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Moses
W. Hopper
vs. Joseph Lavender admr. of Monrow J. Sitz, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a 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
Thirty Two cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Jacob H. Stark, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Daniel B. Miller administrator of said Estate and
presents his final settlement of said administration and is charged with the
sum of One thousand Two hundred and Thirty dollars and Forty Nine cents, and
is credited by the sum of One thousand Five hundred and Eighty dollars and
Thirty Three cents per vouchers No. 9 to 200, which leaves a balance in favor
of said administration of the sum of Three hundred and Forty Eight dollars
and Eighty Four cents. And now it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that said administrator has given due and legal notice of his intention to
make his Final Settlement, and that he has fully administered said Estate. It
is therefore ordered that said Daniel B. Miller be hence discharged
from said administration and go thereof without day.
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Estate
of John Williamson, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Reuben Harper administrator of said Estate and presents
his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two hundred and
Sixty Eight ...
pg. 58
and is credited by the sum of One hundred and Eleven dollars and Fifty cents
per vouchers No. 1 to 4 inclusive which leaves a balance in the hands of said
admr. of One hundred and
Fifty Six dollars and Seventy Two cents.
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PAGE 58 - 1 Feb 1853
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Estate
of John Williamson, deceased --- Petition for Sale of Real Estate to
Pay Debts
And now comes Reuben Harper administrator of said Estate and files his
petition and affidavit praying for the sales of the following described real
estate for the payment of the debts of said deceased, to wit, the South West
quarter of the South East quarter of Section Twenty in Township Twenty Six
North of Range Eleven East containing Forty acres, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that there is not sufficient real estate to pay the
debts of said deceased. It is therefore ordered that all persons interested
in said Estate be notified of said application and unless the contrary be
shown on or before the first day of the next term of this Court to be held at
the Court house in the Town of Bloomfield in this County, on the third Monday
of April Next an order will be made for the sale of said real estate for the
payment of the debts of said deceased, and it is further ordered that said
administrator give notice of the same by posting up ten written hand bills at
ten of the most public places in this County at least Twenty days previous to
the commencement of the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of George K. Dowdy, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the inventory, appraise bill and sale bill of said
Estate be approved.
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Estate
of Thomas Conyers, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the appraise bill and sale bill of said Estate be
approved.
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Estate
of Joel Brantley, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the inventory, appraise bill and sale bill of said
Estate be approved.
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Estate
of Everett Brantley, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the inventory, appraise bill and sale bill of said
Estate be approved.
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Estate
of John Williamson, deceased
On motion it is ordered that Reuben Harper admr.
of said Estate pay to the widow of said John
Williamson, deceased the sum of Ninety Two dollars and Fifty cents out of
the proceeds of the sale of a land warrant belonging to said Estate, being
the balance due her on her dower.
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PAGE 59 - 1 Feb 1853
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Estate
of William Williamson, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the inventory, appraise bill and sale bill of said
Estate be approved.
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Estate
of Monrow Sitz, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the inventory, appraise bill and sale bill of said
Estate be approved.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Henry H. Bedford admr. of the Estate of Mary Stewart, 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 Fifteen dollars
and Twenty Four cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fourth class.
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Estate
of John Williamson, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Reuben Harper admr.
of said Estate have a credit on his inventory of
debts for the sum of Five dollars, the amount of an account on Henry Moore.
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PAGE 60 - 18 Apr 1853
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Estate
of Samuel Moore,
deceased
And now comes John Moore admr. of said Estate and on his motion he is authorized to sell
at private sale the remaining part of the personal property of said Estate,
on such terms as he may deem most advantageous to said Estate.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. John Moore admr. of Samuel Moore,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five dollars
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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John
Micks vs. John Moore admr. of Samuel
Moore, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six 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 Isaac Rogers, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Jesse Dodson admr. of said
Estate and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court from the inventory and
appraise bill here filed and approved by the Court, that said estate does not
exceed the amount allowed by law to the widow of said deceased. It is
therefore ordered that said administrator pay over said Estate to the Widow
of said Isaac Rogers, deceased and that all further advertisements and
settlements under said administration be dispensed with unless further estate
be discovered and the Court orders said administration be proceeded with.
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PAGE 61 - 18 Apr 1853
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Henry
Miller vs.
John Moore admr. of Samuel Moore,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One dollar and Eighty
Eight cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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John
Stewart admr. of Robert Stewart,
deceased vs. William C. Harty admr. of Abraham Rogers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nine dollars
and Seventy Seven cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the sixth class.
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Andrew
Giboney admr. of
Robert Stewart, deceased vs. William C. Harty
admr. of Abraham Rogers, deceased
The parties appear and this cause is submitted to the Court, who after
hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff
recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty Seven 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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Daniel
B. Miller vs. Jacob Harty admr. of Alexander Harty,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eight 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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Estate
of Thomas Ramsey, Fanney M. Ramsey & William
H. Ramsey --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Alexander Staggs, guardian of the Estate of Thomas
Ramsey, Fanney M. Ramsey & William H. Ramsey
and presents his first annual settlement and is charged ... the sum of
Seventy Five dollars and on his motion it is ... that he be authorized to
withdraw from the settlement of D... Bollinger admr.
of Joel Ramsey, deceased one note ...
pg. 62
Bollinger files as a voucher in said Daniel Bollinger's
settlement by having a copy of said note on file.
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PAGE 62 - 18 Apr 1853
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Uriah
Davis vs. John
D. Smith admr. of Philip Bright, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a 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 first class.
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Ordered
by the Court that James Lacewell (here
accepting) be and he is hereby appointed guardian of the person and Estate of
Presby Pryor and that he give bond for
the sum of One hundred and Fifty dollars, whereupon comes the said James Lacewell and presents his bond for said amount with William
Lacewell & Benjamin Taylor as his
securities which bond is by the Court approved and filed.
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And
now comes William M. Harlen guardian of the
Estate of Frankey J. Stewart and
presents his bond for the sum of One hundred dollars with William C. Harty & Daniel Harty as
his securities which bond is approved and ordered to be filed which is done.
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Hiram
C. Rich & Daniel Kitchen vs. Daniel B. Miller admr.
of the Estate of James Stafford
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twelve dollars
and Fifty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the first class.
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Estate
of John Masters,
deceased
And now comes Oliver Masters admr. of said
Estate and on his motion it is ordered that he have until the next April term
of this Court to make a final settlement.
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David
Kitchen & Jesse J. Allen vs. Jacob Harty admr. of Alexander Harty,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ten dollars ...
pg. 63
their debt together with the cost of this suit and that ... ment be of the first class.
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PAGE 63 - 18 Apr 1853
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John
M. Johnson
vs. Jacob Harty admr.
of Alexander Harty, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seventeen
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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John
M. Johnson
vs. William C. Harty admr.
of the Estate of Charles Tetrick, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
Twenty Three cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Reuben
P. Owen
vs. Jacob Harty admr.
of Alexander Harty, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six dollars and
Forty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
$4.35/100 of this Judgment be of the first class and the balance of the 5th
class.
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John
Link Exer. of the last will of Benjamin
Taylor, Sr. deceased vs. William G. Phelan admr.
of the Estate of Isaac Taylor, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and
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
C. Harty vs. William C. Harty admr. of Abraham Rogers,
deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand, and the Court after hearing the
Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover
against said defendant the sum of Thirty Two dollars to be paid as expense of
administration.
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PAGE 64 - 18 Apr 1853
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. George A. Wells admr.
of the Estate of William Wells, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eleven dollars
and Eighty Nine cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Abraham Rogers, decease --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes William C. Harty admr. of said Estate comes and presents his first annual
settlement and is charged with the sum of Seven hundred and Forty One dollars
and Twenty Three cents and is credited by the sum of Eighty Seven dollars and
Eighty Nine cents, per vouchers No. 1 to 12 which leaves a balance in the
hands of said administrator of the sum of Six hundred and Fifty Three dollars
and Thirty Four cents.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of the Estate 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 Fifty Three
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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William
C. Harty vs. William C. Harty admr. of the Estate of Abraham Rogers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Three dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be
paid as expense of administration.
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PAGE 65 - 19 Apr 1853
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John... vs. John ... Stewart
admr. of Robert Stewart,
deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his accout ... said
Estate for extra services rendered as such admr. and... 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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Estate
of Robert Stewart deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes John Stewart admr. of said
Estate and presents his first annual Settlement and is Charged with the sum
of Three hundred and Twenty Five dollars and Five cents, and is credited by
the sum of One hundred and Thirty Five dollars and Twenty Nine cents per
vouchers No. 1 to 21 which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of the sum of One hundred and Eighty Eight dollars and Seventy
Six cents.
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John
M. Johnson
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of the Estate of James
Stafford, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty Three
dollars and Fifty Three cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Jane
Taylor vs.
Daniel B. Miller admr. of the Estate 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 Fifty dollars
and Forty Two cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class. Ordered that the admr.
have a credit ... on his inventory of debts.
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Joshua
Maberry vs. Nancy F. Brantley admr.
of the Estate 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 Two dollars and
Forty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 66 - 19 Apr 1853
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Nicholas
Hale vs. Nancy
F. Brantley admr. of the Estate 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 Eighty Eight
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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Stephen
Canterberry vs. Charlotte Brantley admr.
of the Estate of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seventy One
dollars and Ten cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Henry
Miller vs.
George A. Wells admr.
of the Estate of William Wells, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Five
dollars and Seventy 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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Jacob
H. Taylor
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of the Estate of James
Stafford, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty Two dollars
and Sixty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class. Ordered that the admr.
have a credit ... on his inventory of debts.
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Estate
of Thomas Bradshaw, deceased
And now comes Nancy Bradshaw administratrix
of said Estate, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said
Estate does not amount to more than is allowed by law to said
Nancy Bradshaw as the widow of said deceased. It is therefore ordered
that all further settlements and advertisements under said administration be
dispensed with unless further Estate be discovered
and the Court orders said administration to be proceeded with.
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Estate
of Absalom B. Bailey, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate
And now comes Henry Miller administrator of said Estate and files his
petition and affidavit praying for the sale of the following described real
estate for the payment of the debts of said deceased, to wit, the South West
quarter of the South East quarter of Section Fifteen in Township Twenty Six
North of Range Ten East containing Forty acres, situate in this County. And
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that there is not sufficient
personal Estate to pay the debts of said deceased, it is therefore ordered
that all persons interested in said Estate be notified of said application
and unless the contrary be shown on or before the first day of the next term
of this court to be held at the Court house in the Town of Bloomfield in this
County on the third Monday of July next, an order will be made for the sale
of said real estate for the payment of the debts of said deceased. And it is
further ordered that said administrator give notice of the same by posting up
ten written hand bills at ten of the most public places in this County at
least Twenty days before the first day of the next term of this Court.
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William
Nations
vs. Charlotte Brantley admr. of the Estate
of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty Three
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
Nations
vs. Nancy F. Brantley admr. of the Estate 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 One dollar 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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William
Nations
vs. James E. Rhoads admr. of the Estate of William
M. Hale, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that one half of this
Judgment be of the first class and the balance of the sixth class.
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Henry
Miller vs.
Charlotte Brantley admr. of
the Estate of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendants waive the service of notice herein, and
the cause is continued to the next Term of this Court.
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James
E. Rhoades
vs. Charlotte Brantley admr. of the Estate
of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty Eight
dollars and 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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James
E. Rhoades
vs. Charlotte Brantley admr. of the Estate
of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirteen
dollars and Seventy 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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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Charlotte Brantley admr. of the Estate
of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirteen
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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Noah
W. Sitz
vs. Nancy F. Brantley admr. of the Estate 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 Eight dollars
and Twenty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Nathaniel
G. Nunn
vs. Charlotte Brantley admr. of the Estate
of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two hundred and
Forty Two dollars and Seventy 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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Isaac
Hobbs vs. Daniel
B. Miller admr. of James Stafford,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty Eight 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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Jordon
Garner vs.
Elizabeth Ellsworth Exer. of the Last Will
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 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 first class.
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Wesley
F. Settle
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 One dollar for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
fifth class.
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Clinton
P. Conyers
vs. Clinton P. Conyers Exer. of the Last
Will of Thomas Conyers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Nine
dollars and Seventy Eight cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of George K. Dowdy, deceased
On motion of Chiles M. Dowdy Exer. of the Last Will of said deceased, it is ordered that he
have a credit on his inventory for Twenty dollars of worthy and counterfeit
money, charged on said inventory as good funds.
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Lewis
H. Dowdy
vs. Chiles M. Dowdy Executor of the Last Will of George K. Dowdy,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Five dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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Ordered
by the Court that Charlotte Brantley (here accepting) be appointed
guardian of the Estate of William R. Brantley, Abraham Brantley &
Martha E. Brantley minor heirs of Joel Brantley, deceased, and
that she give bond for the sum of Four hundred dollars, whereupon the said Charlotte
Brantley presents her bond for said amount with Orville Behurst & William G. Phelan as her securities
which bond is approved by the Court and ordered to be filed which is done.
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And
now comes Nancy F. Brantley guardian of the Estate of Rosebelle Brantley, Charles Brantley &
Abraham Brantley and presents her bond as such guardian for the sum of
Six hundred dollars with William G. Phelan as her security which bond
is approved by the court and ordered to be filed which is done.
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Estate
of David A. Mills,
deceased
And now comes Isaac M. Armstrong admr. of said Estate and on his motion his final settlement is
continued until the next January term of this Court.
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County
of Stoddard for the use of the internal improvements fund vs. Nancy F.
Brantley admr. of the Estate 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 One hundred and
Thirty One 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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George
C. Boyd
vs. Charlotte Brantley admr. of the Estate
of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five 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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Ordered
by the Court that Nancy Bradshaw (here accepting) be appointed
guardian of the Estate of Sciotha Bradshaw,
Penelope Bradshaw, Amilda Bradshaw & Thomas A.
Bradshaw minor heirs of Thomas Bradshaw, deceased and that she
give bond for the sum of Two hundred dollars on or before the next term of
this Court.
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William
McGuire
& Co. vs. Joseph Lavender admr. of Monrow J. Sitz, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a 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 Fifty Eight cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fourth class.
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Christopher
C. Harris
vs. Clinton P. Conyers Exer. of the Last
Will of Thomas Conyers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Four dollars
and Forty Four cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Nathaniel
G. Nunn
vs. Charlotte Brantley admr. of the Estate
of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Sixty Eight
dollars and Thirty Four cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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James
E. Rhoades
vs. Charlotte Brantley admr. of the Estate
of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Five
dollars and Forty Seven cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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James
D. Matkin 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 Sixteen dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the fifth class.
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John
H. Bedford
for the use of James E. Rhoades vs. Charlotte Brantley admr. of the Estate of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nine dollars
and Eighty Seven cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Thomas
W. McDoniel vs. Charlotte Brantley admr.
of the Estate of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of 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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Thomas
W. McDoniel vs. Charlotte Brantley admr.
of the Estate of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eleven 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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Nathaniel
G. Nunn
vs. Clinton P. Conyers Exer. of the Last
Will of Thomas Conyers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Three 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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Christopher
C. Harris
vs. John Moore admr. of Samuel Moore,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five dollars and Two
cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment
be of the fifth class.
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Thomas
W. McDoniel vs. John Moore admr. of Samuel
Moore, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of 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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Thomas
W. McDoniel vs. Clinton P. Conyers Exer.
of the Last Will of Thomas Conyers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twelve 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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James
E. Rhoades
vs. Clinton P. Conyers Exer. of the Last
Will of Thomas Conyers, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seven dollars
and Twenty cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit.
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William
H. Moore
vs. Henry H. Bedford admr. of Mary
Stewart, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eight dollars
and Fifty Eight cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Henry
H. Bedford
vs. John Sitton exec. of the last will &
testament of James Sitton, deceased
The plaintiff appears and the defendant having ... comes not but makes
default and the court after hearing the testimony offered doth consider and
adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty
Two dollars and Twenty Six cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this judgment be of the fifth class.
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John
D. Smith
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of James
Stafford, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ten dollars for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
first class.
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Samuel
H. Flornoy vs. Daniel B. Miller admr.
of James Stafford, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ten dollars for
his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the
first class.
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PAGE 75 - 19 Apr 1853
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Estate
of William Hale, deceased
On motion of James E. Rhoades admr ...
Estate his annual settlement is continued until the next term of this Court.
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21 Apr 1853
Ordered by the Court that William A. Whitehead (here accepting) be
appointed guardian of the Estate of Jonas Masters one of the minor
heirs of Jonas Masters, deceased and that he give bond for the sum of
Seven hundred dollars as such guardian on or before the 1st Monday of June
next.
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Estate
of John Black, deceased
On motion it is ordered that the admr. have a
credit on is inventory for 60 dollars and Thirty cents part on William Harlen ..., and also one dollar and Fifty cents part
on ... on Robert Stewart Estate.
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Estate
of John Black, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Richard Wall admr. of said
Estate comes and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the
sum of Two hundred and Eighty Nine dollars and Thirty Eight cents and is
credited by the sum of Two hundred and Seventeen dollars and Seventy Two
cents, per vouchers No. 1 to 12 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the
hands of said administrator of the sum of Seventy One dollars and Sixty Six
cents consisting of uncollected notes & c.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of James
Stafford, deceased
The plaintiff comes and files his demand, and the Court appoints Solomon
G. Kitchen to defend said Estate who enters his appearance herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two hundred and
Twenty Four 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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Henry
Miller vs.
Henry Miller guardian of Sarah Baker
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand, and the Court appoints Solomon
G. Kitchen to defend said minor who enters his appearance herein, and the
Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said
plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty Eight dollars and
Ninety Four cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit.
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Estate
of James C. Smith, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Emily Smith administratrix of
said Estate and presents the inventory and appraise bill of said Estate and
it appearing to satisfaction of the Court that said Estate does not exceed
the amount allowed by law to the said Emily Smith as the widow of said
deceased. It is therefore ordered that all further settlement and
advertisement under said administration be dispensed with unless further
Estate be discovered and the Court orders said
administration to be proceeded with.
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Estate
of Sarah Baker --- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry Miller guardian of said Sarah Baker and
presents his Second annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two
hundred and Thirty Three dollars and Forty Five cents and is credited by the
sum of Fifty Eight dollars and Ninety Nine cents, per vouchers No. 5 to 8
inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of the sum of
One hundred and Seventy Four dollars and Forty Six cents.
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Thomas
W. McDoniel vs. James Williams & Montgomery Williams admrs. of William Williams, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifteen dollars 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. John Sitton exer.
of the last will & testament of James Sitton,
deceased
The parties appear and by consent the
pg. 77
Judgment by default rendered in this cause is set aside and a new trial
granted therein, and this cause is S... to the Court who after hearing the
testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover
against said defendant the sum of Thirty Two dollars and Twenty Six cents for
this debt together with the cost of this suit and that this judgment be of
the fifth class whereupon the said defendant prays an appeal in this cause to
the Circuit Court which is granted.
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Estate
of Isaac Shrum, deceased
And now comes Fredrick M. Shrum admr. of Isaac Shrum, deceased and on his motion his annual
settlement is continued until the next term of this court for the ... that he
has not collected all the debts due said Estate and believes he can do so by
next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Philip Bright, deceased
On motion of John D. Smith admr. of said Estate his annual Settlement is continued until
the next term of this Court.
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Ordered
by the Court that Montgomery Williams be appointed guardian of the
person and estate of Mary Elizabeth Williams & James Thomas Williams
and that he give bond for the sum of Seven hundred dollars on or before the
next term of this Court.
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. William G. Phelan admr. of Isaac
Taylor, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Seven dollars
and Eighteen cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
12.23/100 of this Judgment be of the first class and the balance of the Fifth
class.
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Elizabeth
R. Walker
vs. James H. Dodson guardian of Joseph J. Dodson, Thomas C. Dodson
& Eleanor E. Dodson
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seventy Five
dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit.
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Estate
of Betsey Jane Baker -- 2nd Annual Settlement
And now comes Henry Miller guardian of said Betsey Jane Baker
and presents his Second annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two
hundred and Thirty Three dollars and Fifty Six cents and is credited by the
sum of Five dollars and Fifty Five cents, per vouchers No. 2 to 3, which
leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of the sum of Two hundred and
Thirty Three dollars and One cent.
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Absalom
Lincoln
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of Pittman
Miller, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six dollars and
Thirteen cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the sixth class; and it is ordered that the administrator have
a credit on his inventory for $8.37/100 for an account on said plaintiff.
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Estate
of Amanda Baker -- 2nd Annual Settlement
Henry Miller guardian of said Amanda Baker comes and presents
his Second annual settlement and is charged with the sum of Two hundred and
Thirty Eight dollars and Fifty Six cents and is credited by the sum of Five
dollars and Sixty cents, per vouchers No. 2 to 3, which leaves a balance in
the hands of said guardian of the sum of Two hundred and Thirty Two dollars
and Ninety Six cents.
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Estate
of Fanney A. Baker -- 2nd Annual
Settlement
Henry Miller guardian of said Fanney
A. Baker comes and presents his Second annual settlement and is charged
with the sum of Two hundred and Thirty Eight dollars and Fifty Six cents and
is credited by the sum of Six dollars and Five cents, per vouchers No. 2 to
3, which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian of the sum of Two
hundred and Thirty Two dollars and Fifty One cents.
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Westley A. Settle vs. Daniel B. Miller admr.
of James Stafford, deceased
The plaintiff comes and files his demand, and the Court appoints Solomon
G. Kitchen to defend said Estate who enters his appearance herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nineteen dollars and
Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this
Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Orson
Bartlett
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 Eight dollars
and Seven cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
12.23/100 of this Judgment be of the first class and the balance of the Fifth
class.
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Estate
of Abraham Rogers, deceased --- On Petition for sale of Real Estate to
pay debts
And now comes William C. Harty admr. of the said Estate and files his petition and
affidavit praying for the sale of the following described real estate for the
payment of the debts of said deceased (to wit) beginning at the North West
corner of the North West quarter of the South East quarter of Section No.
Twenty Two in Township No. Twenty Six North of Range No. Eight East running
South Forty poles to the section line, thence along said line to the place of
beginning containing Twenty acres and Two rods, situate in this County. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that there
is not sufficient personal estate to pay the debt of said deceased. It is
therefore ordered that all persons interested in said Estate be notified of
said application and unless the contrary be shown on or before the first day
of the next term of this Court to be held at the Court house in the Town of
Bloomfield in this county on the third Monday of July next an order for the
sale of said real estate for the payment of the debts of said deceased and it
is further ordered that said administrator give ... the same by posting up
ten written hand bills at ten public places in the County at least Twenty
days ... to the first day of the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of James Stafford, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the administrator of said Estate be authorized to
close all accounts due said Estate by taking notes for the same.
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21
Jun 1853
Estate of Benjamin Taylor, Senr., deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Executor of the Last Will & Testament of
said deceased have a credit on his inventory for the sum of Seventeen dollars
and Thirty Seven cents.
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Estate
of Abraham Taylor, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the Executor of the Last Will & Testament of
said deceased have a credit on his inventory for the sum of Seventeen dollars
and Eighteen cents.
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Estate
of George K. Dowdy, deceased
And now comes Chiles M. Dowdy Executor of the Last Will &
Testament of said deceased, and on his motion it is ordered that he be
authorized to sell at private sale Land Warrant No. 28.626 issued in the name
of Cage Hale for Eighty acres of land, and assigned to the said George
K. Dowdy by the said Cage Hale.
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Estate
of Thomas Jenkins, deceased
Ordered by the Court that William Jenkins admr.
of said Estate be authorized to keep two slaves belonging to said Estate who
are invalids without paying on further services provided he furnishes slaves
with food, re... and medical attention when ...
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Estate
of Isaac Taylor, deceased
On motion of William G. Phelan administrator of said Estate. It is
ordered that he be authorized to sell at private sale the remaining part of
the personal property of said Estate.
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Estate
of John Williamson, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate
to Pay Debts
And now comes Reuben Harper administrator of said Estate and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Order of publication made
in this cause at the last term of this Court has not been complied with. It is
therefore on motion of said administrator ordered that said order of
publication be renewed, and the said administrator having heretofore filed
his petition and affidavit praying for the sale of the following described
real estate (to wit) the South West quarter of the South East quarter of
Section Twenty in Township Twenty Six North of Range Eleven East containing
Forty acres and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that there is
not sufficient personal Estate to pay the debts of said deceased. It is
therefore ordered that all persons interested in said Estate be notified of
said application, and unless the contrary be shown on or before the first day
of the next Term of this Court to be held at the Court house in the town of
Bloomfield in this County on the Third Monday of July next, an order will be
made for the sale of said real estate for the payment of the debts of said
deceased, And it is further ordered that said administrator give notice of
the same by posting up ten written hand bills at ten of the most public
places in this County at least twenty days previous to the commencement of
the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of David Sanford, deceased
On motion of William G. Phelan his annual settlement on said Estate is
continued until the next Term of this Court.
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PAGE 82 - 28 Jun 1853
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Estate
of Robert Giboney, deceased
On motion of Henry H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen admrs. of said Estate their
annual settlement is continued until the next term of this Court.
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Estate
of Pittman Miller, deceased
On motion of Daniel B. Miller admr. of said Estate their annual settlement is continued until
the next term of this Court.
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PAGE 83 - 18 Jul 1853
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Nunn
& Stokes
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 One hundred and
Fifty Seven dollars for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Solomon
G. Kitchen
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of James
Stafford, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ten dollars 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.
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 Eight dollars
and Ninety Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Orson
Bartlett vs.
Lydia Hatley admrx.
of Alston Hatley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eight dollars
and Thirteen 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 84 - 18 Jul 1853
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A.R.
Dill vs. James
Williams & Montgomery Williams admrs. of William
Williams, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of 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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Jacob
Harty vs. James Williams & Montgomery Williams admrs. of William Williams, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of 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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And
now comes Montgomery Williams guardian of Mary E. Williams &
James T. Williams and presents his bond for the sum of Seven hundred
dollars as such guardian with James Williams, Isaac Gailey
& Andrew Williams as his securities which bond is approved and
ordered to be filed which is done.
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Estate
of Nathaniel Shrum's heirs --- 2nd Annual
Settlement
And now comes John Shrum guardian of the
heirs of Nathaniel Shrum, deceased and
presents his second annual settlement and is charged with the sum of ...
dollars and Forty cents and is credited by the sum of One dollar and Eighty
Four cents, per voucher, which leaves a balance in the hands of said guardian
of the sum of Sixty Eight dollars and Fifty Six cents.
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Henry
Miller vs.
Lydia Hatley admrx.
of Alston Hatley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twelve dollars and
Sixty Eight cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 85 - 18 Jul 1853
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Lydia Hatley admrx.
of Alston Hatley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty dollars
and Eighty 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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Jacob
Shrum vs. Henry H. Bedford admr.
of George Cox, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Four dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the first class.
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Hiram
A. Shook
vs. Joseph Lavender admr. of Monrow J. Sitz, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a 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 fourth class.
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Estate
of John Williamson, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate
to Pay Debts
And now comes Reuben ... admr. of said Estate and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that the Order of publication made at the last Term of this Court in
this cause has been duly complied with no objection being made thereto. It is
therefore ordered that said administrator do sell the real estate of the said
John Williamson, deceased at public auction at the Court house door of
this County on the first day of the next term of the Circuit Court of this
County it being the 17th day of October next during the setting of said
County Court and that said real estate be sold for ready money to the highest
bidder. And it is further ordered that said administrator cause a notice
containing a particular description of the Real Estate to be sold...
pg. 86
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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PAGE 86 - 18 Jul 1853
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Ordered
by the Court that Fields Underwood of the age of Sixteen years the
24th day of November next be apprenticed to Joseph
Lavender until he arrives to the age of Twenty One years.
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19
Jul 1853
Martin Asher vs. Norphlete G.H.
Jones & James W. Childress admrs. of Hogan
Ellison, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seven dollars
for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of
the expense of administration.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Norphlete G.H. Jones & James W.
Childress admrs. of Hogan Ellison,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nineteen
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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John
D. Smith
vs. John Beasley admr. of Barbary
Singleton, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five dollars
for his debt together
pg. 87
with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the sixth class.
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PAGE 87 - 19 Jul 1853
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. William C. Harty admr.
of Charles Tetrick, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of 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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Martin
Asher vs. Norphlete G.H. Jones & James W. Childress
admrs. of Hogan Ellison, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seventy Eight
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
Williams
vs. Norphlete G.H. Jones & James W.
Childress admrs. of Hogan Ellison,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of 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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Henry
Miller vs.
Henry Miller admr. for John M. Miller,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty dollars
and Five cents and that this Judgment be paid as expense of administration.
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Estate
of Hogan Ellison, deceased
On motion of the administrators of said Estate it is ordered that they be
authorized to sell at private sale the remaining part of the personal
property of said deceased.
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PAGE 88 - 19 Jul 1853
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John
M. Johnson
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 Eleven dollars
and Eleven cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Hiram
A. Shook
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 Three dollars
and Twenty Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fourth class.
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Daniel
Kitchen & Jesse F. Allen vs. Leweney Simmons,
administratrix of Jesse Simmons, deceased
The plaintiff appears and the defendant being solemnly called ... 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 first
class.
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Estate
of Absalom B. Bailey, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate
to Pay Debts
And now comes Henry Miller administrator of said Estate and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Order of publication made
in this cause at the last Term of this Court has been duly complied with and
no objection being made thereto. It is therefore ordered that said
administrator do sell the real estate of the said Absalom B. Bailey,
deceased at public auction at the Court house door of this County on the
first day of the next Term of this Court it being the 17th day of October
next during the setting of said County Court and that said real estate be
sold for ready money to the highest bidder. And it is further ordered that
said administrator cause a notice
pg. 89
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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PAGE 89 - 19 Jul 1853
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Estate
of Abraham Rogers, deceased --- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate to
Pay Debts
And now comes William C. Harty administrator
of said Estate and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
Order of publication made in this cause at the last Term of this Court has
been duly complied with and no objections being made thereto. It is therefore
ordered that said administrator do sell the real estate of the said Abraham
Rogers, deceased at public auction at the Court house door of this County
on the first day of the next Term of this Court it being the 17th day of
October next during the setting of said County Court and that said real
estate be sold for ready money to the highest bidder. And it is further
ordered that said administrator cause a notice containing a particular
description of the Real Estate to be sold, stating the time place and terms
of said sale to be set up at ten of the most public places in this County at
least twenty days previous to the day of said sale, and the he make report of
his proceedings to this Court.
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Estate
of John M. Miller, deceased --- Final Settlement
And now comes Henry Miller admr. of said
Estate and presents his final settlement of said administration and is
charged with the sum of Eight hundred and Seven dollars and Eight cents, and
is credited by the sum of Four hundred and Sixty Three dollars and Five cents
per vouchers No. 28 to 39 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of
said administration of the sum of Three hundred and Forty Four dollars and
Three cents; which amount he is ordered to pay over to those entitled to
distribution. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said
administrator has fully administered said Estate and that he has given due
... legal notice of his intent to make a Final Settlement of his said
administration. It is therefore ordered that he be hence discharged and go
thereof without day.
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Ordered
by the Court that Henry Miller (here accepting) be appointed guardian
of the Estate of William Miller minor heir of John M. Miller,
deceased, and that he give bond for the sum of Seven hundred dollars.
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PAGE 90 - 19 Jul 1853
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Estate
of Charles Tetrick, deceased --- 1st Annual
Settlement
And now comes William C. Harty admr. of said Estate and presents his first annual
settlement and is charged with the sum of Three hundred and sixty nine
dollars and Ninety Five cents, and is credited by the sum of Twenty dollars
and Thirty Five cents per v. No. 1 to 7 which leaves a balance in the hands
of said administrator of the sum of Three hundred and Forty Nine dollars and
Sixty cents.
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20
Jul 1853
Estate of James Gunnels, deceased --- 1st annual Settlement
And now comes John Gunnels admr. of said
Estate comes and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the
sum of Three hundred and Forty Five dollars and Sixty Six cents and is
credited by the sum of Two Hundred and Twelve dollars and Ninety cents, per
vouchers No. 1 to 5 inclusive, which leaves a balance in the hands of said
administrator of the sum of One hundred and Thirty Two dollars and Seventy
Six cents, in uncollected notes & c.
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John
M. Johnson
vs. Charlotte Brantley admrx. of Joel
Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein, and
the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of 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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Henry
Miller vs.
Charlotte Brantley admrx. of Joel
Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eighty Five
dollars and Seventy 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 91 - 20 Jul 1853
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Brevard
& Co. vs.
Charlotte Brantley admrx. of Joel
Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Eight
dollars and Ninety Five cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of John Shrum, deceased --- 2nd Annual
Settlement
And now comes David Shrum admr. of said deceased and presents his second annual
settlement and is charged with the sum of One hundred and Fifty One dollars
and Thirty Five cents and is credited by the sum of Fifty Four dollars and
Twenty Nine cents, per vouchers No. 6 to 11 inclusive, which leaves a balance
in the hands of said administrator of the sum of Ninety Seven dollars and Six
cents.
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William
H. Moore
vs. David Shrum admr.
of John Shrum, deceased
And now comes the parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a
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 Fifteen cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit
and that this Judgment be of the sixth class.
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County
of Stoddard for the use of the Internal Improvement Fund vs. Charlotte
Brantley admrx. of Joel Brantley,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Three hundred
and Thirty Three dollars for her debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 92 - 20 Jul 1853
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County
of Stoddard for the use of the School Fund of said County vs. Charlotte
Brantley admrx. of Joel Brantley,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Two
dollars and Sixty cents for her debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Henry
H. Bedford
admr. of Charles B.
McCabe, deceased vs. Charlotte Brantley admrx.
of Joel Brantley, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Three
dollars and Fifty 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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Henry
Miller vs.
William G. Phelan admr. of Isaac Taylor,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five 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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Noah
W. Sitz
vs. Henry H. Bedford admr. of George Cox,
deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that
said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nine dollars and
Thirty Three cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and that
this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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Estate
of Alexander Barks, deceased --- Final Settlement of Jacob Barks
administrator
And now comes John A. Barks admr. of Jacob Barks, deceased a final settlement
of said Jacob Barks administrator
pg. 93
said Estate and is charged with the sum of Eight hundred and Sixty Six
dollars and Sixty cents and is credited by the sum of Five hundred and Thirty
Five dollars and Ninety Five cents per vouchers No. 45 to 60 inclusive, which
leaves a balance with which said Jacob Barks as said administrator is
chargeable of the sum of Three hundred and Thirty dollars and Sixty Five
cents.
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PAGE 93 - 20 Jul 1853
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Estate
of John Williamson,
deceased
And now comes Reuben Harper admr. of said Estate and says he has no annual settlement to
make.
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Jacob
Shrum vs. Henry H. Bedford admr. of Mary Stewart, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty Two
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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James
E. Rhoades
vs. Henry H. Bedford admr. of Mary Stewart, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice
herein, and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and
adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty
dollars and Six cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the fourth class.
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William
D. Welch admr. debonis
non of the Estate of Alexander Barks, deceased vs. John A. Barks
admr. of the Estate of Jacob
Barks, decd.
And now comes William D. Welch admr. debonisnon
of Alexander Barks, deceased comes and suggests to this Court that Jacob
Barks late admr. of the Estate of said Alexander
Barks, deceased has committed waste and mismanaged said estate and foray
that ... of waste may be made and the said defendant comes by his attorney,
and denies that any waste has been committed, and the Court doth order that
an issue be made up, whether there be a note or note.
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PAGE 94 - 21 Jul 1853
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Estate
of Mary Stewart -- On Petition for Sale of Real Estate to Pay Debts
And now comes Henry H. Bedford administrator of said Estate and presents
his petition and affidavit praying for the sale of the following described
real estate for the payment of the debts of said deceased, to wit, the East
half of Lot No. Five in North East quarter of Section No. Four in Township
No. Twenty Seven North of Range No. Eleven East, containing
Forty acres. And it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court that there is not sufficient personal estate to pay the debt of
said deceased. It is therefore ordered that all persons interested in said
Estate be notified of said application and unless the contrary be shown on or
before the next term of this Court to be held at the Court house in the Town
of Bloomfield in this County on the Third Monday of October next, an order
will be made for the sale of said Real Estate for the payment of the debts of
said deceased. And it is further ordered that said administrator give notice
of the same by posting up ten written hand bills at ten of the most public
places in this County at least Twenty days previous to the first day of the
next Term of this Court.
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Wm.
D. Welch, admr. of Alexander Barks,
deceased vs. John h. Barks, admr. of Jacob Barks, deceased
And now comes the parties and on motion of the defendant this cause is
continued to the next Term of this Court.
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Estate
of Charles B.N. McCabe,
deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and makes report of the sales of ... real
estate of said deceased which is approved and filed.
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Estate
of Alexander Barks, deceased
Ordered by the court that John A. Barks administrator of Jacob
Barks, deceased pay over to the present admr. of said Estate of Alexander Barks, deceased the
amount found due from said Jacob Barks Estate to the Estate of the
said Alexander Barks, deceased.
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PAGE 95 - 21 Jul 1853
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Presby Pryor by his guardian James Lacewell
vs. James Williams & Montgomery Williams administrators of William
Williams, deceased
The parties appear whereupon comes a jury, to wit, 1.
George Baker, 2. William Lisle, 3. Henry Harper, 4. Josiah Culbertson, 5. Eli
Culbertson, 6. William C. Harty, 7. William
Kitchen, 8. Adam Patterson, 9. John A. Taylor, 10. Marcus Williams, 11. Lewis
Culbertson, 12. Absalom Lincoln, Twelve good and lawful men, who being
duly elected tried and sworn to well and truly try this cause, and after
having heard the testimony offered retired to consult of their verdict when
they return hereunto Court and say we of the Jury find the defendants
indebted to said plaintiff in the sum of Fifty dollars. It is therefore
considered and adjudged that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Fifty dollars in form aforesaid found
together with the cost and charges in this cause expended, and that this
judgment be of the fifth class.
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Personally
appears in open Court John Macom & Elizabeth
Macom minors over the age of fourteen years and
children of George Macom deceased; and the
said minors choose Elijah Macom guardian of
their Estate. It is therefore ordered that the said Elijah Macom (here accepting) be appointed guardian of the Estate
of the said John Macom & Elizabeth Macom and that he give bond for the sum of One
hundred dollars; whereupon the said Elijah Macom
presents his bond for said amount with Jonas Eaker
& William C. Harty as his security which
bond is approved by the Court and ordered to be filed which is done.
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Estate
of William Rush,
deceased
And now comes Alfred Rush Exer. of said deceased and says he has no annual settlement to
make.
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Orson
Bartlett
vs. Pride R. Bradshaw admr. of Fanney Foster, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirteen
dollars and Twenty Seven cents for his debt together with the cost of this
suit and that this Judgment be of the fifth class.
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PAGE 96 - 21 Jul 1853
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John
M. Johnson
vs. vs. Pride R. Bradshaw admr. of Fanney Foster, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of 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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S.H.
Flernoy 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 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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James
Nations
vs. vs. Pride R. Bradshaw admr. of Fanney Foster, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Three 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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Estate
of Isaac Taylor,
deceased
And now comes William G. Phelan admr. of
said Estate, and also comes James Nations, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court that a note on George W. Tankersley
& James Nations due said Estate should have a credit of Thirty Four
dollars dated first of January ... It is therefore ordered that the
administrator of said Estate be authorized and directed to give a credit on
said note for Thirty Eight dollars and Forty Two cents and that he have a
credit on his inventory for said amount of 38.42/100 $.
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James
Nations
vs. William G. Phelan admr. of Isaac
Taylor, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant wa... service
of a notice herein, and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth
consider and ad... that said plaintiff recover against said defendant
pg. 97
sum of Twenty 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 97 - 21 Jul 1853
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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. vs. Pride R. Bradshaw admr. of Fanney Foster, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seven 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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Ordered
by the Court that William G. Phelan (here accepting) be appointed
guardian of the Estate of Sophia Comer & Mahaley
Comer and that he give bond for the sum of Twelve hundred dollars.
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Ordered
by the Court that Solomon G. Kitchen (here accepting) be appointed
guardian of the Estate of William Commer;
whereupon the said Solomon G. Kitchen presents his bond for said
amount with Henry Miller & John D. Smith as his securities which
bond is approved and ordered to be filed which is done.
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Estate
of Benjamin Taylor, deceased
On motion of John Link Exer. of the Last Will of said deceased. It is ordered that he
make distribution of said Estate to those who may be entitled thereto.
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Estate
of Jacob Kinder,
deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and says he has no Annual Settlement to
make.
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Estate
of David Wall,
deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate and says he has no Annual Settlement to
make.
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Estate
of Charles B.N. McCabe, deceased
On motion of Henry H. Bedford admr. of said Estate his Third settlement is continued to next
term of this Court.
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Estate
of Pittman Miller, deceased
Ordered by the Court that the admr. of said Estate
have a credit on his inventory for the sum of Six dollars for an amount paid
by Isaac Hobbs on ... on him due side Estate which payment was made
before the death of said Pittman Miller.
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Estate
of Pittman Miller, deceased --- 1st Annual Settlement
And now comes Daniel B. Miller admr. of said
Estate and presents his first annual settlement and is charged with the sum
of One thousand One hundred and Sixty Two dollars and Ninety Seven cents, and
is credited by the sum of One hundred and Thirty Four dollars and Eighty
cents per vouchers No. 1 to 8 inclusive which leaves a balance in the hands
of said administrator of the sum of One thousand and Twenty Eight dollars and
Seventeen cents, consisting of uncollected debts due said Estate.
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Estate
of Pride R. Bradshaw, deceased
On motion of Daniel B. Miller admr. of said Estate it is ordered that he have until the July
Term A.D. 1854 of this Court to make his final settlement.
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Estate
of Joseph Beckwith, deceased
On motion of Eliza J. Beckwith admrx. of said Estate it is ordered that she have until the next
Term of this Court to make a Final Settlement of her said administration.
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Estate
of Thomas Jenkins, deceased
On motion of William M. Jenkins admr. of said Estate his annual settlement is continued to the
next Term of this Court.
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Sanders
Walker vs.
Sanders Walker admr. of Henry McClard, deceased
The plaintiff comes and presents his demand whereupon the Court appoints Wm.
G. Phelan to defend... 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 Four dollars and Fifty
cents for his debt tog... with the cost of this suit.
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Estate
of Henry McClard, deceased
And now comes Sanders Walker admr. of said
Estate and says he has no annual settlement to make and he has until next
term of this Court to m... final settlement
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Robert
P. Paramore vs. Leweney Simmons
admr. of Jesse Simmons,
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
second class.
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Allen
Dowdy vs. Leweney Simmons admr.
of Jesse Simmons, decd.
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Nine dollars
and Forty Nine cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit and
that this Judgment be of the Fifth class.
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Larkin
M. Stafford
vs. Daniel B. Miller admr. of James
Stafford, deceased
The parties appear and the defendant waives the service of a notice herein,
and the Court after hearing the Testimony offered doth consider and adjudge
that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Eleven dollars
and Twenty 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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John
M. Johnson
vs. Leweney Simmons admr. of Jesse Simmons,
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 Twenty 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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Daniel
B. Miller
vs. Leweney Simmons admr. of Jesse Simmons,
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
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defendant the sum of One dollar and Seventy Five cents for his debt together
with the cost of this suit and that this Judgment be of the Fifth class.
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John
Tippen vs. Leweney Simmons
admr. of Jesse Simmons,
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 Thirty One
dollars and Sixty Two cents for his debt together with the cost of this suit
and that this Judgment be of the Fifth class, except 6$ which is classed in
the 2nd class.
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Estate
of James Stafford, deceased
Ordered by the Court that Daniel B. Miller admr.
of said Estate have a credit of Ten dollars and
Sixty Five cents on his inventory for an account on John A. Taylor
which is proven to be paid.
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Estate
of Philip Bright, deceased
On motion of John D. Smith admr. of said Estate it is ordered that he have until the next
Term of this court to make final settlement.
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Estate
of James Stafford, deceased
On motion of Daniel B. Miller admr. of said Estate and on his motion it is ordered that he
have a credit on his inventory for an account on Hardin Dodson of
Nineteen dollars.
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23 Jul 1853
Estate of Robert Giboney, deceased
And now comes Henry H. Bedford & Solomon G. Kitchen administrators
of said Estate and on their motion it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that there is not sufficient assets in their hands to pay the debts
against said Estate, and that the whole of the real estate belonging to said
Estate which was heretofore ordered to be sold has not yet been sold. It is
therefore ordered that said administrators do sell the remaining part of the
real estate belonging to said Estate heretofore ordered to be sold and that
said real estate be sold at ...
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auction at the Court house door of the County on the f... day of the next
term of this Court it being the 17th day of ... October next, during the
setting of said County court, and the said real estate be sold on a credit of
Twelve months the ... purchaser or purchasers giving note and approved
security for the payment of the purchase money, and it is further ordered
that said administrators cause a notice containing a particular description
of the real estate to be sold, stating ... time, place and terms of sale to
be set up at ten of the most public places in this County at least twenty
days before the day of said sale, and that they make report of their proce... to this court.
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