Probate Records
Vol. C
Dec 1865
Pages 201 - 250
| Please Note: The Stoddard County Probate records have many pages that have crumbled away. I have used elipses (...) in the place of the missing words. |
| PAGE 201 - 23 Dec 1865 |
| Miller and Taylor vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Caswell Askew, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff have and recover of and from said defendant the sum of Twelve dollars and Twenty Five cents for their debt, together with the costs of suit by them in this behalf expended and that this judgement be of the sixth class. |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Caswell Askew, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff have and recover of and from said defendant the sum of Thirty Seven dollars and Fifty Nine cents for their debt, together with the costs of suit by them in this behalf expended and that this judgement be of the 6th class. |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. John D. Smith admr of James Nations, Deceased The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff have and recover of and from said defendant the sum of One dollar and Eighty Five cents for their debt, together with the costs of suit by them in this behalf expended and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Miller and Jones vs. John D. Smith admr of William R. Hurt, Decd On Motion to supply lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 22nd day of September 1858 recover against said defendant a judgment in the Stoddard County Court, for the sum of ninety one dollars and seventy two cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest which said judgment was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said plaintiff recover Page 202 and from said defendant the said sum of Ninety One dollars and Seventy Two cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class of demands. |
| PAGE 202 - 23 Dec 1865 |
| Miller and Jones vs. John D. Smith admr of William R. Hurt, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 21 day of September 1858 recover against said defendant a judgment in the Stoddard County Court, for the sum of Three dollars and Thirty cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest which said judgment was of the sixth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said plaintiff recover and from said defendant the said sum of Three dollars and Thirty cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the sixth class of demands. |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. John D. Smith admr of William R. Hurt, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 21 day of September 1858 recover against said defendant a judgment in the Stoddard County Court, for the sum of Ninety Two dollars and Twenty Five cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest which said judgment was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said plaintiff recover and from said defendant the said sum of Ninety Two dollars and Twenty Five cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. John D. Smith admr of William R. Hurt, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves Page 203 the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 21 day of September 1858 recover against said defendant a judgment in the Stoddard County Court, for the sum of Twenty Five dollars and Eighty Five cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest which said judgment was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said plaintiff recover and from said defendant the said sum of Twenty Five dollars and Eighty Five cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class of demands. |
| PAGE 203 - 23 Dec 1865 |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Solomon Parsons, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff have and recover of and from said defendant the sum of Twenty Eight dollars and Forty Five cents for his debt, together his costs of suit and ten per cent interest. And that this judgement be of the 5th class. |
| Miller & Jones vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Solomon Parsons, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff have and recover of and from said defendant the sum of Fourteen dollars and Forty cents for his debt, together his costs of suit and ten per cent interest. And that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Nazry Jones, Deceased The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff have and recover of and from said defendant the sum of Twenty Six dollars and Forty five cents for his debt, together his costs of suit and ten per cent interest. And that this judgement be of the 6th class. |
| PAGE 204 - 23 Dec 1865 |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Nazry Jones, Deceased The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff have and recover of and from said defendant the sum of Thirteen dollars and Thirty cents for his debt, together his costs of suit And that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Corenthian Parsons, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff have and recover of and from said defendant the sum of Three dollars and Fifty cents for his debt, together his costs of suit and ten per cent interests And that this judgement be of the 6th class. |
| William C. Harty to use of Cynthan Smith, vs. John D. Smith
admr of William R. Hurt, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 22 day of September 1858 recover a judgment against said defendant in the Stoddard County Court, for the sum of Twelve dollars and sixty Five cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest which said judgment was of the 4th class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said plaintiff recover said defendant the said sum of Twelve dollars and sixty Five cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the rendition of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the Fourth class. |
| Joseph Bollinger vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Joseph Shrum, Deceased On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 21st day of September 1858 recover Page 205 a judgment against said defendant, for the sum of Nine dollars, in the Stoddard County Court, together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest which said judgment was five dollars in the first class and four dollars in the sixth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said plaintiff recover said defendant the said sum of Nine dollars for his said debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the rendition of said original judgment and that five dollars of the judgment be of the first class and four dollars of the judgment be of the sixth class of demands. |
| PAGE 205 - 23 Dec 1865 |
| William Bailey vs. John D. Smith
admr of William R. Hurt, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 22 day of December 1858 recover a judgment against said defendant in the Stoddard County Court, for the sum of Eighty Five dollars and Eighty Five cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest which said judgment was of the fifth class of demands. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Eighty five dollars and eighty Five cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the rendition of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the Fifth class. |
| William Bailey vs. John D. Smith
admr of William R. Hurt, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 22 day of December 1858 recover against said defendant a judgment in the County Court of Stoddard County, for the sum of Twenty Eight dollars and Eighty Two cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest which said judgment was of the fifth class of demands. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered Page 206 adjudged by the Court that the said plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Twenty eight dollars and eighty two cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the rendition of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the Fifth class. |
| PAGE 206 - 23 Dec 1865 |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Andrew J. Bailey, Deceased On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 21st day of September 1860 recover a judgment in the Stoddard County Court, for the sum of Nineteen dollars and Ninety six cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest which said judgment was of the fifth class of demands. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Nineteen dollars and Ninety Six cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the rendition of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the Fifth class. |
| Miller & Taylor, vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Robert Cate, Deceased The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Thirty six dollars and thirty cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest And that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Miller & Taylor, vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Robert Cate, Deceased The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fourteen dollars and sixty cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest And that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| PAGE 207 - 23 Dec 1865 |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Benjamin F. Trent, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 16th day of March 1858 recover a judgment against said defendant in the Stoddard County Court, for the sum of Two dollars and Thirty cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest which said judgment was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Two dollars and Thirty cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the Fifth class. |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. John D. Smith
admr of Susan Stafford, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 13th day of February 1855 recover a judgment against said defendant in the Stoddard County Court, for the sum of Six dollars and Thirty Three cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest which said judgment was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Six dollars and Thirty Three cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the Fifth class. |
| Samuel H. Flournoy vs. John D. Smith
admr of Susan Stafford, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 14th day of February 1855 recover a judgment against said defendant in the Stoddard County Court, for the sum of Six dollars and Thirty Three cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest which said judgment was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Page 208 the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Five dollars for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the Fifth class. |
| PAGE 208 - 23 Dec 1865 |
| Henry E. Sifford vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Bretton Jones, Deceased On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 17th day of March 1858 recover a judgment against said defendant in the Stoddard County Court, for the sum of Fifteen dollars and Fifteen cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest which said judgment was of the fifth class of demands. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Fifteen dollars and Fifteen cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the Fifth class. |
| John L. Hansord vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Bretton Jones, Deceased On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 22nd day of December 1857 recover a judgment against said defendant for the sum of Twenty Five dollars in the Stoddard County Court, which said judgment was of the second class of demands. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Twenty Five dollars for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the second class. |
| PAGE 209 - 23 Dec 1865 |
| Britton Jones, Jr. vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Britton Jones, Deceased On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 19th day of March 1865 recover a judgment in the Stoddard County Court for the sum of Twenty Four dollars, which said judgment was of the 6th class and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Twenty Four dollars for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the sixth class. |
| Miller & Jones vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Britton Jones, Deceased On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 13th day of October 1857 recover against said defendeant a judgment in the Stoddard County Court for the sum of Twenty Five dollars and ten cents for the debt together with their costs of suit, and six percent interest. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Twenty Five dollars and ten cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class. |
| Miller & Jones vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Britton Jones, Deceased On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 22nd day of September 1864 recover against said defendeant a judgment in the Stoddard County Court for the sum of nine dollars and seventy two cents for the debt together with their costs of suit, and six percent interest which said judgement Page 210 fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Nine dollars and seventy two cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class. |
| PAGE 210 - 23 Dec 1865 |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Benjamin Hardin, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 17th day of June 1857 recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of Four dollars and forty five cents for his debt together with his costs of suit, and six percent interest. Which said judgement was obtained in the Stoddard County Court and was of the fifth class of demands. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of four dollars and forty five cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class. |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Benjamin Hardin, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 22nd day of September 1857 recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of Seven dollars and eighty eight cents for his debt together with his costs of suit, and six percent interest. Which said judgement was obtained in the Stoddard County Court and was of the fifth class of demands. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Seven dollars and eighty eight cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and six per cent interest from the date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class. |
| PAGE 211 - 23 Dec 1865 |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Andrew J. Bailey, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did on the 21st day of September 1860 recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of One hundred and Ninety Two dollars and Ninety Two cents for his debt together with his costs of suit, and ten percent interest. Which said judgement was obtained in the Stoddard County Court and was of the fourth class of demands. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of One hundred and Ninety Two dollars and Ninety Two cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the fourth class. |
| Sarah Andrews vs. David Cryts
admr of Samuel H. Flournoy, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifty Eight dollars and Thirty cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest And that this judgement be of the sixth class. |
| 12 Feb 1866 |
| Estate of William F. Gaines, Decd Ordered by the Court that Caleb B. Crumb Public Administrator of this County take charge of and administrate said Estate. |
| Estate of Stephen Gibson, Decd Ordered by the Court that Caleb B. Crumb Public Page 212 Administrator of this County take charge of and administer said Estate. |
| PAGE 212 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| Estate of John Griffee, Decd Ordered by the Court that Caleb B. Crumb Public Administrator of this County take charge of and administer said Estate. |
| Estate of Asa O. Hartwick, Decd Ordered by the Court that Caleb B. Crumb take charge of and administer said Estate of said deceased as Public Administrator of the County. |
| Estate of Lavina Hopkins, Decd Ordered by the Court that Caleb B. Crumb Public Administrator of this County take charge of and administer said Estate. |
| Estate of Edward Allen, Decd Ordered by the Court that Caleb B. Crumb Public Administrator of this County take charge of and administer said Estate. |
| Estate of Clark H. Welch, Decd Ordered by the Court that Caleb B. Crumb Public Administrator of this County take charge of and administer said Estate. |
| Orson Bartlett vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of William F. Gaines, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Twenty cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest And that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Henry Miller vs. David Crytes
admr of Samuel H. Flournoy, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Eighty One cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest And that this judgement be of the fourth class. |
| PAGE 213 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. Josiah Dorris
Exr of Hiram A. Shook, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Forty Four dollars and Forty Seven cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest And that this judgement be of the Sixth class. |
| D. H. Evett vs. Henry Miller
Admr of Jacob B. Miller, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Seven dollars and Twenty Five cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit. And that this judgement be of the First class. |
| D. H. Evett vs. Henry Miller
Admr of Jacob B. Miller, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 One dollars and Sixty Seven cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit. And that this judgement be of the Fifth class. |
| Joshua Mabrey vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Epimanondas McFerran, Decd The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that the plaintiff have and recover against said defendeant the sum of Sixty Nine dollars and Ninety Five cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and that this judgment be of the fourth class of demands. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that this judgment is founded upon a judgment rendered by the Circuit Court of this Count. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the Real Estate beloning to said deceased or the assets derived from the sale thereof be applied to the payment of this Judgment. And that this judgment bear interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum. |
| PAGE 214 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| Joshua Mabrey vs. C.B. Crumb
admr of Epimanondas McFerran, Decd The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that the plaintiff have and recover against said defendeant the sum of Eight dollars and Eighty Seven cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and that this judgment be of the fourth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that this judgment is founded upon a judgment of the Circuit Court of this Count. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the Real Estate beloning to said deceased or the assets derived from the sale of the same be applied to the payment of this Judgment first. And that this judgment bear interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum. |
| Joseph Bollinger vs. Pleasant M. Rhodes
admr of George W. Rhodes, Deceased The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the May Term 1860 of this Court, recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of Sixteen dollars for his debt together with his costs of suit, and ten percent interest. And that said judgement was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Sixteen dollars for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the date of said original judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class. |
| Garaghty & Gale vs. C.B. Crumb
Admr of Epaminondus McFerron, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Two Hundred and Sixty Nine dollars and Ninety Three cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest. And that this judgement be of the Fifth class. |
| PAGE 215 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| Estate of Elisha Bizzell, Decd And now comes Francis L. Bizzell administratrix of said deceased. And also Widow of said Deceased. And files her inventory and appraise bill as such administratrix which are approved by the Court. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that there is not more assets belonging to the deceased than will pay the Widows dower it is therefore ordered by the Court that further settlement and administration be dispensed with unless further assets be discovered. And the said Administratrix be discharged hence without day. |
| Estate of John Hahn, Decd Ordered by the Court that Joseph Hahn be and he is hereby appointed Administrator debonis non of said Estate. And that he give bond as Administrator in the sum of Six Hundred Dollars. |
| Estate of Mary Hahn, Decd Ordered by the Court that Joseph Hahn be and he is hereby appointed Administrator debonis non of said Estate. And that he give bond as Administrator in the sum of Six Hundred Dollars. |
| Estate of James M. Taylor, Decd Ordered by the Court that Nancy J. Taylor the widow of said deceased be and she is hereby allowed One Hundred and Fifty Dollars out of said Estate to procure provisions for the family of said deceased. |
| John Spence vs. John Miller
Admr of Hugh Ray, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifteen dollars and Eighty cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit. And that this judgement be of the Fifth class. |
| John D. Smith vs. N.W. Sitz
admr of Henry Goza, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the February Term 1859 recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of Page 216 Twenty Seven dollars and Twenty Five cents together with his costs of suit and that said judgement was of the second class of demands. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recovered against said defendant the said sum of Twenty Seven dollars and Twenty Five cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and that this judgment be of the second class. |
| PAGE 216 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| Estate of Geroge Kunkel, Decd Now comes Adam Kunkel executors of the last will and testiment of George Kunkel, decd and proves in open Court the execution of said will it is therefore ordered that the same be recorded by the clerk of this Court. |
| Estate of Henry H. Fife, Decd And now comes Joshua B. Maberey Administrator of said Estate and presents his report of the sale of the real estate of said deceased which report is approved and ordered to be filed. |
| Estate of Jesse Draper, Decd And now comes Elizabeth Draper admx of said Estate and also the widow of said deceased and files her inventory and appraise bill fo said Estate which is approved by the Court from which it appears that said Estate does not ammount to more than the widows dower and it is therefore ordered that further settlement and administrators be dispensed with unless further Estate be discovered and the Court order. |
| N.W. Sitz vs. Elijah Jenkins admr of John Hefner, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Eight cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest And that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| PAGE 217 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| P.G. Wilson vs. Moses Proffer admr of George Nations, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ten dollars and Forty Five cents for his debt, together with his costs of suit And that this judgement be of the first class. |
| Elijah Jenkins vs. Jacob Kappler admr of C. McKenney, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 his costs of suit And that this judgement be of the first class. |
| J.W. Furgeson vs. Jacob Kappler admr of C. McKenney, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 for his debt, together with his costs of suit And that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| William Cross vs. Peter Riddle admr of Lewis Riddle, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Fifty cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and Two dollars and fifty cents be of the first class and the remainder of this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| PAGE 218 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| Starling Johnson vs. Peter Riddle admr of Lewis Riddle, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| N.W. Sitz vs. Samuel D. Henson admr of Phillip Masters, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Seventy cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Samuel P. Curd vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Saml T. Curd, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 dollars for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Samuel P. Curd vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Samuel T. Curd, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Five dollars and Seventy Six cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
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| Henry Miller vs. Peter Riddle admr of Lewis Riddle, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fourteen dollars and Eighty three cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| O.R. North vs. P.M. Rhodes admr of George W. Rhodes, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Four dollars and Eight cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the sixth class. |
| Remes & Albert vs. Elixabeth Bess admr of Jackson Bess, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty dollars and thirty five cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the sixth class. |
| Catharine Williams, Admx of Eli Williams, deceased
vs. C.B. Crumb admr of D.B. Miers, Deceased The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifty dollars for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the sixth class. |
| PAGE 220 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| John Newcomer vs. Jonas Oaks & M.E. Cook admrs of Jessie W. Cook, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Ninety cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Estate of Melinda C. Maberry heir of Seth J. Maberry, Decd First Annual Settlement And now comes George W. Furgeson Guardian and Curator of said minor and presents his First Annual Settlement and is charged with one hundred and Eighty four dollars and Thirty Six cents and is credited by voucher No One amounting to Two dollars and thirty cents leaving a balance in the hands of Guardian and Curator of One hundred and Eighty Two dollars and Sixty Six cents. |
| Estate of Lawson Kinder, Decd Ordered by the Court that Louisa Kinder Administratrix of said Estate be and she is hereby required to give additional Security to her bond as such Administratrix. |
| Estate of Philip F. Stanton, Decd Ordered by the Court that Mary E. Staton be and she is hereby appointed Administratrix of said Estate and that she give bond as such Admx in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars. |
| Estate of Philip F. Stanton, Decd And now comes Mary E. Stanton admx of said Estate, and presents her bond as such Admx which bond is approved by the Court. |
| Estate of George Kunkill, Decd Ordered by the Court that the bond of Adam Kunkal Executor of said Estate be approved. |
| Estate of Miles Morgan, Decd Ordered by the Court that the bond of Martha J. Morgan Admx of said Estate be approved. |
| PAGE 221 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| William Crytes vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Nathaniel Hicks, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Six dollars and Thirty Four cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fourth class. |
| William Crytes vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Nathaniel Hicks, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Three cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fourth class. |
| William Crytes vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Nathaniel Hicks, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Three cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fourth class. |
| Orson Bartlett vs. Jane Sifford admr of David Sifford, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Seventy Seven cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| PAGE 222 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| Orson Bartlett vs. Jane Sifford admr of David Sifford, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Eighty Six cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Orson Bartlett vs. Jane Sifford admr of David Sifford, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ten dollars and Fifty Five cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Orson Bartlett vs. Jane Sifford admr of David Sifford, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Six cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. D.G. Hicks
admr of Wm. W. Hicks, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the February Term 1861 of this Court recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Nine dollars and Ninety Four cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that said judgement was of the fifth class Page 223 And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff herein recover against said defendant the said sum of One hundred and Forty Nine dollars and Ninety Four cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the rendition of said original Judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class. |
| PAGE 223 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. David G. Hicks
admr of Wm. W. Hicks, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the November Term 1859 of this Court recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of One Hundred and Two dollars and Thirty cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that said judgement was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff herein recover against said defendant the said sum of One hundred Two dollars and Thirty cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the rendition of said original Judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. David G. Hicks
admr of Wm. W. Hicks, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the May Term 1860 of this Court recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of Twenty Four dollars and Twenty cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and that said judgement was of the first class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff herein recover Page 224 against said defendant the said sum of Twenty Four dollars and Twenty cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and hat this judgment be of the first class of demands. |
| PAGE 224 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. David G. Hicks
admr of William W. Hicks, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the November Term 1859 of this Court recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of Twenty Nine dollars and Seventy One cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that said judgement was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff herein recover against said defendant the said sum of Twenty Nine dollars and Seventy One cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the rendition of said original Judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. John Sifford
admr of J.C. Hopkins, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the August Term 1859 of this Court recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of Forty Three dollars and Sixty Seven cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that said judgement was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff herein recover against said defendant the said sum of Forty Three dollars and Sixty Seven cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the rendition of said original Judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class of demands. |
| PAGE 225 - 12 Feb 1866 |
| Daniel B. Miller vs. David G. Hicks
admr of William W. Hicks, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the May Term 1860 of this Court recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of Eighteen dollars and Ninety Five cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that said judgement was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff herein recover against said defendant the said sum of Eighteen dollars and Ninety Five cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the rendition of said original Judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Estate of Henry Goza, Decd And now comes Noah W. Sitz Administrator of said Estate and presents his bond as such Admr. which bond is approved by the Court. |
| Estate of John Woods, Decd And now comes Noah W. Sitz Administrator of said Estate and presents his bond as such Admr. which bond is approved by the Court. |
| 13 Feb 1866 |
| Estate of Thomas McKinney, Decd Ordered by the Court that Jacob Kappler be and he is hereby appointed Administrator de bonis non of said Estate and that he give bond as such administrator in sum of Two hundred dollars. |
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| Estate of William Riley and James Almon Stewart, minor heirs of
Washington Stewart, Decd Ordered by the Court that Starting Johnson be and he is hereby appointed Guardian and Curator of said minors. To wit: William Riley Stewart aged 3 years and James H. Stewart aged 5 years and that he give bond in the sum of One Hundred Dollars and said Guardian prestents his bond with William A. Stewart and James H. Henson as securities which bond is approved. |
| Estate of John Poplin, Decd Ordered by the Court that Greer L. Poplin Administrator of said Estate sell at private sale all the cotton belonging to said Estate. |
| Estate of David C., Nancy I., John M. & Francis W. Williams minor heirs of
Montgomery Williams, Decd Ordered by the Court that John L. Clark be and he is hereby appointed guardian and Curator of said minor heirs and that he give bond in the sum of One Thousand Dollars. |
| Estate of Thomas McKinney, Decd Ordered by the Court that the bond of Jacob Kappler as administrator of said Estate be and the same is hereby approved. |
| Estate of minor heirs of M. Williams, Decd Ordered by the Court that the bond of John L. Clark as Guardian of said minors be and the same is hereby approved. |
| Elijah Jenkins vs. Moses Proffer admr of George Nations, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| PAGE 227 - 13 Feb 1866 |
| Henry W. Wilson vs. Moses Proffer admr of Jonas Sitz, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Four dollars and Fifty cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Henry W. Wilson vs. Moses Proffer admr of Rufus J. Sitz, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Seventeen dollars and Forty cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| William Macom admr of James Strong deceased vs. Rachael Williams admr of
Montgomery Williams, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and files her setoff the plaintiff demand for the sum of Thirty Six dollars and Twenty Five cents which setoff is allowed by the Court. Where upon the Court doth find that the plaintiff demand doth excuse the defendants setoff. Seventy four dollars and sixty five cents. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the said sum of Seventy Four dollars and Sixty Five cents for his debts, with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the 6th class. |
| R.P. & A.B. Owen vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Thos. J. Walker, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ninety Seven dollars and Sixty Three cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| PAGE 228 - 13 Feb 1866 |
| James A. Boyd vs. Mary A. Sutton admrx of W.H. Sutton, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ninety Five dollars for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class. |
| Louisa Barton vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Jonathan M. Barton, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Hundred and Twelve dollars and Fifty cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be paid without prejudice to creditors. |
| John D. Smith vs. John Sitton
admr of Wilis R. Webb, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the February Term 1860 of this Court recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of Fifty One dollars and Fifty cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and that said judgement was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff herein recover against said defendant the said sum of Fifty One dollars and Fifty cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and that this judgment be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Orson Bartlett vs. John Sitton
admr of Willis R. Webb, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves Page 229 the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the February Term 1860 of this Court recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of Five dollars and Sixty Two cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and that said judgement was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff herein recover against said defendant the said sum of Five dollars and Sixty Two cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and that this judgment be of the fifth class of demands. |
| PAGE 229 - 13 Feb 1866 |
| Orson Bartlett vs. John Sitton
admr of Wilis R. Webb, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the February Term 1860 of this Court recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of Ten dollars and Eighty cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest that said judgement was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff herein recover against said defendant the said sum of Ten dollars and Eighty cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the rendition of said original Judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Henry H. Bedford vs. John D. Smith admr of James Nations, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the Sixth class. |
| PAGE 230 - 13 Feb 1866 |
| Estate of Elijah S. Ross, Decd Ordered by the Court that Jas. J. Miller be appointed administrator Protem of said Estate. |
| Seth G. Hollis vs. Joseph J. Miller admr Protem of Elijah L. Ross, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the First class. |
| Orson Bartlett vs. Henry Miller
admr of John Estes, Decd On Motion to supply Lost Record The parties appear and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the May Term 1864 of this Court recover a judgment against said defendeant for the sum of Fifteen dollars and Seventy Five cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest that said judgement was of the fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that record of said judgment was lost or destroyed. It is therefore considered adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff herein recover against said defendant the said sum of Fifteen dollars and Seventy Five cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the rendition of said original Judgment and that this judgment be of the fifth class of demands. |
| J.J. Furgeson vs. John Sitton admr of Z.R. Hall, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Thirty cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the Fifth class. |
| PAGE 231 - 13 Feb 1866 |
| J.J. Furgeson vs. John Sitton admr of Z.R. Hall, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Sixty Six dollars for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the Fifth class. |
| J.G. Corder vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Henry King, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of One hundred and Eighty dollars for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the Fifth class. |
| William C. Rayburn, Extr Randolph Davis, Decd vs. Caleb B. Crumb admr of Henry King, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 five dollars and Fifty cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that this judgement be of the Fifth class. |
| Estate of Samuel Holmes, Decd Henry H. Bedford presents his resignation as administrator of said Estate which is accepted by the Court upon the ground that Abraham Holmes oldest brother of said Deceased wishes to be appointed administrator of said Estate. |
| Estate of Samuel Holmes, Decd Ordered by the Court that Abraham Holmes and James A. Cooper be appointed Admr of said Estate and that they give bonds in the sum of Two Thousand dollars. |
| PAGE 232 - 13 Feb 1866 |
| Estate of Samuel Holmes, Decd Ordered by the Court that the bond of Abraham Holmes and James A. Cooper as Administrators of said Estate be and the same is hereby approved. |
| Sarah Askew, admx James Askew, Decd vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Nazary Jones, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Eighty Seven dollars and Nine cents for her debts, together with her costs of suit and that this judgement be of the Fifth class of demands. |
| Samuel Kitchens vs. C.B. Crumb admr of Isom Strong, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Ninety One cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the sixth class. |
| Estate of Wm. P. Anderson, Decd 1st Annual Settlement And now comes Minerva Anderson Admx of said Estate and presnts her first annual Settlement which is approved by the Court. Charges $235.00 Credits by Vouchers No. 1 to 8 inclusive $311.00 Balance due Admx $76.10 And said Admx is hereby discharged and go thereof without day. |
| Estate of Mary Bingham, Decd And now comes James A. Cooper Admr of said Estate and presents his final Settlement which is approved by the Court. Charges $52.51 Credit by Vouchers No. 1 to 4 inclusive $60.80 Bal due Administrator $8.29 And said Admr is hence discharged and to thereof without day. |
| PAGE 233 - 13 Feb 1866 |
| Estate of James Nations, Decd And now comes John D. Smith, Admr of said Estate, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the order of Publication made in this cause at the last term of this Court has been complied with, and no objection being made. It is therefore ordered by the Court that said Administrator sell at public auction, at the Court house door in the Town of Bloomfield in this County on the first day of the next term of this Court to be commenced and held at the Court House in said County on the second Monday in May next the following described Real Estate belonging to said deceased. To wit: The South half of the South East quarter of section Eighteen and the North half of the North East quarter of section Nineteen in Township (26) Twenty Six North of Range Eleven East also the South East quarter of the North East quarter of Section Ten and the South half of the South West quarter and the North West quarter of the South West quarter of section Ten and the South East quarter of Section Four and the South East quarter of Section section Nine and the North West quarter of the North Eas quarter of section Ten all in Township Twenty Three North of Range Ten East containing in all Six hundred and Eighty Acres. And that said Real Estate be sold for One Fourth (1/4) cash and the balance on a credit of twelve months, the purchaser giving bond and approved security for the residue of the purchase money. And it is further ordered that said Administrator give notice of said sale by advertising in the "Cape Girardeau Angus" a paper published at Cape Girardeau, Mo. at least Twenty days before the first day of the next term of this Court and that he make report of his proceedings to this Court. |
| Estate of Willis R. Webb, Decd And now comes John Sitton, 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 complied with, and no objection being made. It is therefore ordered by the Court that said Administrator sell at public auction, at the Court house door in the Town of Bloomfield in this County on the first day Page 234 of the next term of this Court to be commenced and held at the Court House in said County on the second Monday in May next the following described Real Estate belonging to said deceased. To wit: The North East quarter of the South West quarter of Section Fourteen and the South West quarter of the South West quarter of Section Twelve and the North West quarter of the North West quarter of Section Thirteen and the South East quarter of the South East quarter of Section Fourteen all in Township No. Twenty Five North of Range No. Ten East containing One hundred and fifty three acres more or less. And that said Real Estate be sold for (1/4) cash and the balance on a credit of twelve months, the purchaser giving bond and approved security for the residue of the purchase money. And it is further ordered that said Administrator give notice of said sale by posting up ten hand bills at ten public places in this County at least twenty days before the first day of the next term of the Court, and that he make report of his proceedings to this Court. |
| PAGE 234 - 13 Feb 1866 |
| Estate of Andrew Neal, Decd And now comes William M. and Edmund Jenkins, Executers of the last Will and testament of said deceased and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the order of Publication made in this cause at the last term of this Court has been complied with, and no objection being made. It is therefore ordered by the Court that said Administrator sell at public auction, at the Court house door in the Town of Bloomfield in this County on the first day of the next term of this Court to be commenced and held at the Court House in said County on the second Monday in May next the following described Real Estate belonging to said deceased. To wit: The South East Fractional quarter West of Lake of Section No. Ten and the North East Fractional quarter of Fractional section No. Ten and the North East quarter of the North West quarter of section No. Ten and the East half of the South West quarter of Section No. Ten also the South East quarter of the North West quarter of Section No. Ten all in Township Twenty Four North of Range No. Ten East containg Two hundred and Ninety Eight acres, And that said Real Estate be sold for One fourth cash and the balance on a credit of twelve months, the purchaser giving bond and approved Page 235 security for the residue of the purchase money. And it is further ordered that said Executors give notice of said sale by posting up ten hand bills at ten public places in this County at least twenty days before the first day of the next term of the Court, and that he make report of his proceedings to this Court. |
| PAGE 235 - 13 Feb 1866 |
| Estate of John Kitchen, Decd And now comes George W. Kitchen and presents a substantial copy of the last will and testament of said deceased. And files his petition praying the Court to suppy the record of said will and the Court after hearing the testimony offered doth consider and adjudge that the said petitioner be allowed to file copy of the aforesaid will and that the same be recorded in place of the original will of the said John Kitchen deceased. And it is further ordered by the Court that the clerk of the Court record the same. |
| Estate of John Kitchen, Decd Ordered by the Court that George W. and William R. Kitchen be and they are hereby appointed administrators of said Estate with the will a... and that they give bond in the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars and that they fill said bond on or before the first day of the next term of this Court. |
| Mary Bacon, admx Thomas Bacon, Decd vs. Moses Proffer admr of
George Nations, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that this judgement be of the Fifth class of demands. |
| Sterling W. Bradshaw vs. Moses Proffer admr of Jonas Sitz, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing Page 236 the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Three dollars and Ninety two cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that this judgement be of the Fifth class of demands. |
| PAGE 236 - 13 Feb 1866 |
| Mary Bacon, admx Thomas Bacon, Decd vs. C.B. Crumb admr of
Jacob Foster, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that this judgement be of the Fifth class of demands. |
| Mary Bacon, admx Thomas Bacon, Decd vs. C.B. Crumb admr of
S.T. Curd, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Five cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that this judgement be of the Fifth class. |
| Mary Bacon, admx Thomas Bacon, Decd vs. C.B. Crumb admr of
Solomon Parsons, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Forty five cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that this judgement be of the Fifth class of demands. |
| Mary Bacon, admx Thomas Bacon, Decd vs. C.B. Crumb admr of
Joseph Johnson, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the Page 237 service of 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 Thirty Five cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that this judgement be of the Fifth class of demands. |
| PAGE 237 - 13 Feb 1866 |
| Mary Bacon, admx Thomas Bacon, Decd vs. C.B. Crumb Admr of
Bartlett Harty, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Fifteen cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that this judgement be of the sixth class of demands. |
| Mary Bacon, admx Thomas Bacon, Decd vs. Elizabeth Welly admr of
Henry Welly, Decd On Motion to Supply Lost Records The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the May Term 1864 of this Court recover Judgement against said defendant the sum of One hundred dollars and Fifty cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that said judgement was of the Fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the records of said Judgement was lost or destroyed. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff herein recovered against said defendent the said sum of One hundred dollars and fifty cents for his debts together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Mary Bacon, admx Thomas Bacon, Decd vs. C.B. Crumb admr of
Catharine Parsons, Decd On Motion to Supply Lost Records The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the May Term 1864 of this Court recover Judgement against said defendant Page 378 the sum of Thirty Two dollars and Sixty cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that said judgement was of the Fourth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the records of said Judgement was lost or destroyed. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff herein recovered against said defendent the said sum of Thirty Two dollars and Sixty cents for his debts together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fourth class of demands. |
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| Mary Bacon, admx Thomas Bacon, Decd vs. C.B. Crumb admr of
Catharine Parsons, Decd On Motion to Supply Lost Records The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the May Term 1861 of this Court recover Judgement against said defendant the sum of Thirty Five dollars and Ninety Five cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that said judgement was of the Fourth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the records of said Judgement was lost or destroyed. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff herein recovered against said defendent the said sum of Thirty Five dollars and Ninety Five cents for his debts together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fourth class of demands. |
| Mary Bacon, admx Thomas Bacon, Decd vs. C.B. Crumb admr of
John Alfred, Decd On Motion to Supply Lost Records The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the May Term 1859 of this Court recover Judgement against said defendant the sum of Seven dollars and Thirty Five cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that said judgement was of the Fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the records of said Judgement was lost or destroyed. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff herein recovered against said defendent Page 239 the said sum of Seven dollars and Thirty Five cents for his debts together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
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| John J. Jackson vs. C.B. Crumb Admr of
E.H. Crocker, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Fifteen cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
| James A. Cooper vs. C.B. Crumb Admr of
John B. Deary, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Sixty dollars for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Henry Miller vs. John Sitton Admr of
Martha Shelby, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five dollars and Twenty cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent Interest and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Henry Miller vs. John Sitton Admr of
Martha Shelby, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Twenty four cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent Interest and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
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| R.P. & A.B. Owen John Sitton admr of
Willis R. Webb, Decd On Motion to Supply Lost Records The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the November Term 1860 of this Court recover Judgement against said defendant the sum of Thirty Seven dollars and Sixty One cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that said judgement was of the Fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the records of said Judgement was lost or destroyed. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff herein recovered against said defendent the said sum of Thirty Seven dollars and Sixty One cents for his debts together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the rendition of said original Judgement and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Orson Bartlett vs. Moses Proffer Admr of
George Nations, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Five dollars and Twenty five cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Orson Bartlett vs. Moses Proffer Admr of
George Nations, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Ten dollars and Ninety cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
| C.H. Brantley vs. Henry Miller Admr of
Jacob Miller, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing Page 241 the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Twenty Six dollars and fifty cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
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| William Shipman vs. R.P. Owen & Wm A. Neal Extr. of
Ransom Ladd, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fourteen dollars and Fifty cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Ordered by the Court that the order of this Court appointing Charles Dowdy Guardian
of Irena Lankford be and the same is hereby revoked. |
| Ordered by the Court that William B. Cone be appointed Guardian and Curator of Irena Lankford |
| Ordered by the Court Isaac McGee be appointed Guardian and Curator of Elizabeth
McGee a minor heir of Han... J... McGee, decd and that he give bond in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars. |
| David Farlow David Crytes admr of
S.H. Flournoy The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the February Term 1859 of this Court recover Judgement against said defendant the sum of Eight dollars and Sixty cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that said judgement was of the Fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the records of said Judgement was lost or destroyed. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff herein recovered against said defendent the said sum of Eight dollars and Sixty cents for his debts together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
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| Estate of James Gailey Minor heir of Isaac Gailey, decd Ordered by the Court that John Stewart be relieved as Guardian and Curator of said Minor the minor being Twenty One years old. |
| David Furlow vs. David Crytes Admr of
Saml H. Flournoy, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Sixty Seven cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the seventh class of demands. |
| 14 Feb 1866 |
| Estate of David Vincent, Decd 1st Annual Settlement And now comes Elisha Vincent, Admr of said Estate and presents his first annual SEttlement on said Estate. And is charged with the sum of Two Hundred and Forty Three Dollars and Forty Five cents and has no credits leaving a blance in the hands of said admr of Two Hundred and Forty Three Dollars and Forty Five cents. |
| Green L. Poplin vs. C.B. Crumb Admr of
P.T. Slayton, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 seven dollars and Ninety five cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the sixth class of demands. |
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| R.P. Owen C.B. Crumb admr of
L. M. Garrison, Decd On Motion to Supply Lost Records The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the February Term 1864 of this Court recover Judgement against said defendant the sum of Thirteen dollars and Sixty Seven cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that said judgement was of the Seventh class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the records of said Judgement was lost or destroyed. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff herein recovered against said defendent the said sum of Thirteen dollars and Sixty Seven cents for his debts together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the rendition of said original Judgement and that this judgement be of the Seventh class of demands. |
| Green L. Poplin vs. Moses Proffer Admr of
George Nations, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 Seventy five cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
| R.P. Owen vs. C.B. Crumb Admr of
J.M. Garrison, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth consider and adjudge that said plaintiff recover against said defendant the sum of Fifty Eight dollars and Forty Seven cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
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| R.P. Owen vs. C.B. Crumb admr of
Daniel Harty, Decd On Motion to Supply Lost Records The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the May Term 1857 of this Court recover Judgement against said defendant the sum of Thirteen dollars and Ten cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that said judgement was of the Fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the records of said Judgement was lost or destroyed. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff herein recovered against said defendent the said sum of Thirteen dollars and Ten cents for his debts together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest from the rendition of said original Judgement and that this judgement be of the Fifth class of demands. |
| James V. O'Dell vs. Moses Proffer Admr of
George Nations, Decd The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of 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 debts, together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the fifth class of demands. |
| Estate of Uriah White, Decd And now comes James H. White, Admr 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 North half of the the North East quarter of section No. Twenty One in Township Twenty six north of Range ten East containing Eighty acres. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that there is not sufficient personal Estate to pay the debts of said deceased. It is therefore ordered by the Court that all persons interested in said Estate be notified of this application and unless the contrary be shown on or before the first day of the next term of this Court to be commenced and held at the Court House in the Town of Bloomfield in this County on the second Monday of May next an order will be made for the sale of said Real Estate or as much Page 245 thereof as will be sufficient to pay the debts of said deceased. And it is further ordered, that the administrator of said Estate give notice of this application by pasting up ten written hand bills at ten Public places in this County, at least TWenty days before the first day of the next term of this Court. Ordered that publication in a newspaper in this cause be despensed with. |
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| R.P. Owen Assignee of Joel M. Garrison vs. Joshua B. Poplin admr of
Matthew Hopkins, Decd On Motion to Supply Lost Records The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the August Term 1859 of this Court recover Judgement against said defendant the sum of Six dollars for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that said judgement was of the First class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the records of said Judgement was lost or destroyed. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff herein recovered against said defendent the said sum of Six dollars for his debts together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the First class of demands. |
| Estate of Margaret Singleton, Decd Final Settlement And now comes Caleb B. Crumb Administrator of said Estate and presents his final Settlement of the assets of said Estate. And is charged with Ninety Three dollars and Four cents ($93.04). And is credited by vouchers from No. 1 to 2 inclusive amounting to Eleven dollars and Four cents leaving a balance of Eighty Two dollars in the hands of said administrator and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that said Administrator has faithfully administrated said Estate according to law and that he has given due and legal notice of his intention to make his final settlement at this term of the Court. It is therefore ordered by the Court that said Administrator pay over to the legal heirs of said Estate and that he be hence discharged and go thereof without day. |
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| Estate of Joseph McMurtry, Decd Ordered by the Court that C.B. Crumb said Estate rent the real Estate belonging to said deceased for two years for repair. |
| John M. Johnson vs. JWilliam M. & Edwin Jenkins Exters of
Andrew Neal, Deceased On Motion to Supply Lost Records The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the November Term 1856 of this Court recover Judgement against said defendant the sum of Ten dollars for his debts, together with his costs of suit and ten per cent interest and that said judgement was of the First class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the records of said Judgement was lost or destroyed. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff herein recovered against said defendent the said sum of Ten dollars for his debt together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be paid as Expenses of Administration. |
| R.P. Owen vs. C.B. Crumb admr of
George Sifford, Decd On Motion to Supply Lost Records The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein did at the November Term 1858 of this Court recover Judgement against said defendant the sum of Two dollars and Ninety cents for his debt together with his costs of suit and that said judgement was of the Fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the records of said Judgement was lost or destroyed. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff herein recovered against said defendent the said sum of Two dollars and Ninety cents for his debts together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the Fifth class of demands. |
| R.P. & A.B. Owen vs. C.B. Crumb admr of
George Sifford, Decd On Motion to Supply Lost Records The parties appear, and the defendant waves the service of notice herein and the Court after hearing the testimony offered, doth find that the plaintiff herein Page 247 did at the November Term 1858 of this Court recover Judgement against said defendant the sum of Eighteen dollars and Thirty Eight cents for his debts, together with his costs of suit and that said judgement was of the Fifth class. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the records of said Judgement was lost or destroyed. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff herein recovered against said defendent the said sum of Eighteen dollars and Thirty Eight cents for his debts together with his costs of suit and that this judgement be of the Fifth class of demands. |
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