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Moore, Mary L. & Frank S. – guardianship of

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Crockett Co., Tennessee
County Court Clerk’s Minutes
Vol. A
Monday, December 2nd A.D. 1872

Petition of
MARY L. MOORE
FRANK S. MOORE

To the Chairman of the worshipful County Court of Crockett your petitioners MARY L. MOORE & FRANK S. MOORE being respectfully of the ages of fifteen & twelve and learning from their uncle DR. J. S. MOORE of Friendship their present Guardian that in consequence of declining health and a contemplated indefinit absence from the State he wishes to resign said guardianship of your petitioners into the hands of an other your petitioners would therefore —-? as their future guardian W. W. BIGGS of Crockett County and respectfully request his appointment as such by your worshipful Body

(Signed) MARY L. MOORE
FRANK S. MOORE

W. W. BIGGS
Guardian of
MARY L. MOORE
THOMAS S. MOORE

On petition and by the order of the Court W. W. BIGGS was this day appointed Guardian of MARY L. MOORE & FRANK S. MOORE whereupon W. W. BIGGS came into Court and entered into Bond in the sum of Six thousand dollars with J. F. SINCLAIR and J. F. ROBERTSON as his securities who severally acknowledged said bond in open Court which was approved by the Court and ordered to be recorded and the W. W. BIGGS was duly qualified as Guardian

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Monday, February the 3rd A. D. 1873

W. W. BIGGS
Guardian
M. L. MOORE
T. S. MOORE

The Clerk of this Court presented a report of W. W. BIGGS Guardian of M. L. & F. S. MOORE of the amount coming into his hands as such Guardian and the same having been sworn to by the said BIGGS and witnessed by the Clerk It was ordered the same be Charged against the said BIGGS on the Guardian account Book


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Moore, J. T. – administration of estate

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Crockett Co., Tennessee
County Court Clerk’s Minutes
Vol. A
Monday, February the 3rd A. D. 1873

ISAAC A. NUNN
Adm of
J. T. MOORE deceased

On motion ISAAC A. NUNN was this day appointed Administrator of J. T. MOORE Estate deceased. Whereupon the said ISAAC A. NUNN came into Court and entered into Bond in the sum of Four thousand dollars with J. H. FARMER, J. S. SPENCE and H. S. WYSE as his securities who severally acknowledged said Bond in open Court which was approved by the Court and ordered to be recorded and the said I. A. NUNN was duly Qualified as the Law directs and It was ordered that Letters of Administration Issue to the said I. A. NUNN

J. T. MOORE
Estate

Ordered by the Court that T. F. CONYERS, JOHN YOUNG and S. L. PERRY be and they are hereby appointed Commissioners to Lay off out of the Estate of J. T. MOORE deceased one year support to the Widow of said deceased and the Minor Children and said allowance must be Exclusive of what the Law allows.


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Moody, Henry S. – estate of

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PAGE 601; MONDAY, 1 MARCH 1875


Thomas E. NOEL, Administrator of the estate of Henry S. MOODY, deceased, this day presented to the Court,additional inventory and account of sales of said estate and the same was ordered to be recorded on the Book of Inventory.


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Moody, H. S. – heirs of

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CROCKETT COUNTY COURT CLERK’S MINUTES
VOLUME A DEC.1871—FEB.1876
PAGE 599; MONDAY 1 MARCH 1875

To The worshopful Crockett County Court:

I would respectfully report that up to this writing, I have received nothing into my hands as Guardian of the heirs of H.S. MOODY, deceased.

This, the 11th day of February 1875.

D.S. MOODY—Guardian.


A very special thank you to Sarah Hutcherson, who transcribed and contributed this document for use on this web page.

Moody Children – guardianship of

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CROCKETT COUNTY,TN COUNTY COURT CLERK MINUTES
VOLUME A DEC. 1871—FEB. 1876
PAGE 678; MONDAY 1 NOVEMBER 1875

David S. MOODY, Guardian of Martha J. MOODY, T. E. MOODY, David H. MOODY, W. L. MOODY, M. E. MOODY & D. MOODY, this day came into Court and proved his bond as guardian of the aforesaid children, with T. E. NOEL and P. M. NEAL as his securities, who severally acknowledged said Bond in Open Court and NOEL & NEAL stated on oath they were worth the amount of the said Bond, Six Thousand Dollars, not liable to execution after all liabilities were liquidated.


A very special thank you to Sarah Hutcherson, who transcribed and contributed this document for use on this web page.

McQuirter, Ellor, Apprenticed to C. A. Boswell

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Crockett Co., Tennessee
County Court Clerk’s Minutes
Vol. A
November the 4th A.D. 1872

ELLOR McQUIRTER
Apprenticed to
C. A. BOSWELL

On motion ELLOR McQUIRTER a Colored Minor was this day apprenticed to C. A. BOSWELL thereupon the said C. A. BOSWELL came into Court and entered into Bond in the sum of one thousand dollars to well and truly comply with his contract this day made with the County Court with S. H. AVERRY and T. A. NICHOLS as his securities which Bond was severally acknowledged in open Court approved by the Court and ordered to be recorded.

The condition of the obligation is this that whereas ELLOR McQUIRTER a Colored Minor being unable to support herself and the Mother of said minor being unable to support the said ELLOR the County Court bound the said ELLOR to C. A. BOSWELL who is to furnish ELLOR with good diet and clothing and good comfortable Quarters and to see she is well attended to either in sickness or health and not abuse or mistreat the said ELLOR in any manner whatever and that ELLOR is to be well cared for under all circumstances and cause her to be taught or teach her to read and write well and cypher to the single rule of three and at the Expiration of the apprenticeship to give ELLOR Fifty dollars and one good suit of Sundy Clothing said said ELLOR is now about six years old.

(signed) C. A. BOSWELL

[Note from transcriber: It is possible that the last name should be McWhirter, not McQuirter]


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McMillen, Levy Archy, Eddie, James, Wash Sam & Ellen – guardianship of

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Monday, March the 1st A.D. 1880
G. W. PERMENTER
Guardian of
ELLEN McMILLAN Et als

On motion G. W. PERMENTER this day entered into and renewed his bond as Guardian to LEVY ARCHY, EDDIE, JAMES, WASH SAM ELLEN McMILLEN minor orphans of ARCHY McMILLAN decd. Thereupon the said G. W. PERMENTER came into open Court and entered into bond in the sum of Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars with R. G. PERMENTER and R. W. LOWRY as his securities…


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McMillen, Mrs. Archey – support of

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Crockett Co., Tennessee
County Court Clerk’s Minutes
Vol. A
Monday, February 3rd 1873

J. F. MILTON
VS
N. A. MILTON

Commissioners Report

We the undersigned freeholders of Crockett County after being duly sworn have proceeded to set apart to MRS. McMILLEN widow of ARCHEY McMILLEN deceased so much of the Crop and provisions on hand as will be sufficient in our opinion to support her and her family one year from the death of her said Husband. We set apart to her for said purpose the following articles to wit 1200 lb meat and the Lard that was out of the meat aforesaid 6 Bbl corn 600 lb flour 15 gal Molasses 50 lb sugar 0 lb salt. Jan 14 1873

Signed:
G. W. BOND
L. H. PERMENTER
JOHN C. BOLES


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McIver, James N. – administration of estate

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Alamo Tennessee Monday October 7th 1889
J. W. THOMAS admst
of the estate of
JAS. N. McIVER Decd

On motion J. W. THOMAS was this day appointed of the estate of JAMES N. McIVER Deceased.

Thereupon the said J. W. THOMAS came into open court and entered into bond in the sum of Six Hundred Dollars with J. A. THOMAS and J. M. BLEADSOE [Bledsoe] as his securities…


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