Lunsford, Mary – support of

Alamo, Monday 1st day of November A.D. 1875


Ordered by the Court that J. J. THOMAS, J. A. FOLLACE and ROBIN BOYD by and they are hereby appointed Commissioners to lay off and set apart one years support out of the Estate of BURTACE LUNSFORD for MRS. MARY LUNSFORD and family…


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Lunceford, Burtace – administration of estate

Alamo, Monday 1st day of November A.D. 1875
C. L. YOUNG
Administrator of
BURTACE LUNCEFORD

On motion C. L. YOUNG was this day appointed Administrator of BURTACE LUNCEFORD decd Thereupon the said C. L. YOUNG came into Court and entered into Bon in the sum of Four hundred dollars with WINSTON ELLINGTON and J. W. LOVELL as his securities…

[Surname should possibly be Lunsford, not Lunceford]


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Loving, Edna Jones – guardianship of

Alamo, Tennessee, September 2nd AD 1889
MRS. IDA LOVING
Guardian of
EDNA JONES LOVING

On motion MRS. IDA LOVING was this day appointed Guardian of EDNA JONES LOVING

Thereupon the said MRS. IDA LOVING, came into entered into Bond in the penal sum of Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars, with JNO. D. MOODY and W. S. MOODY as her securities…


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Little, James et al -vs- Eliza Winn [Heirs of Little Medlin]

Crockett Co., Tennessee
County Court Clerk’s Minutes
Vol. A
Monday, June 3rd A.D. 1872

JAMES LITTLE Et al
VS
ELIZA WINN

In this Court it appearing to the Court that defendant ELIZA J. WINN is a minor under Twenty one years of age without a regular Guardian. It is therefore ordered by the Court that WILLIAM A. POWELL an attorney of this Court, be appointed Guardian ad Litem for her, to plead, answer or demur to petitioners petition.

The answer of ELIZA J. WINN Minor defendant by her Guardian ad litem W. A. POWELL to pet—-? petition? This defendant for answer to pet—-? petition says that she admits the death of D. W. MEDLIN that he owned the Real property that she & petitioners own the same in shares as stated yet she can not say as to whether it would be to her interest to petition or sell for? partition said Land and being a minor puts herself on the Court for —-? of all her right in the premises and being as fully as she can pays to diss—-?

Monday, June 3rd A.D. 1872

JAMES LITTLE Et al
VS
ELIZA J. WINN

This cause came on to be heard before the Worshipful County Court of Crockett County upon petition or petitioners, answer of Guardian ad litem, Proof and report of the Clerk, which report in words and figures as follows. JAMES LITTLE Et al VS ELIZA J. WINN. The Clerk of this Court to whom was refered, this Cause to take proof and report as to the title to the Land discribed, in the pleadings - whether it would be to the material interest of Parties to sell the same for partition, and what said Land is worth per acre &c;, Begs leaf to report as follows:

That he finds from Deed that LITTLE MEDLIN, seized in fee, of the Lands described, That Petitioners own the same in Comon as his distributees in shares as follows JAMES LITTLE and wife CARLINE one share, FRANK YOUNG, and wife AGNES, one share, CLINT BAILEY and wife EMILY, one share, JAMES BEARD and wife MATILDA, one share, A. J. MEDLIN one share, WILLIAM A., GEORGE D. and ELIZA J. WINN one share.

That said Land can not be partitioned between said parties without material injury to them and that it would be to their material interrest to sell the same for partition and refers to W. A. JOHNSON and WILLIAM M. CRADDOCK depositions on file among the papers in this Court and that the Lands are worth from Fifteen to twenty Dollars per acre, all of which, is respectfully submitted. And it appearing to the Court that said report is unaccepted to, and is in all things Correct that petitioners and defendant are the Heirs of LITTLE MEDLIN Deceased. That they are entitled to shares as stated in said report to Clerk in the following described tract of Land lying in District No. 6 of Crockett County. Bounded as follows on the North by the land of JAMES SMITH, and on the west by the Land of W. A. WEBB, containing by Estimation (54) Fifty Four acres said Land being the tract bought by Deceased MEDLIN, from ALSA REID, Containing by estimation (54) Fifty four acres more or less, and that it would be manifestly to the interest of said Parties that said Lands be sold for partition.

It is therefore ordered and decreed that said Lands be sold by the Clerk of this Court in the Town of Cageville after advertising as the Law directs by printed posters to the highest Bidder for Twenty per Cent Cash balance on a credit of one half payable on the (25) Twenty fifth day of December 1872 the other half on the Twenty fifth day of December 1873. Note and approved security required and a Lein retained on sald Land for Balance of purchase money.

It is further ordered that the Clerk report his action in the premises to the next term of this Court until which time all things else herein are held up.

Monday, July the 1st A.D. 1872

JAMES LITTLE Et al
VS
ELIZA J. WINN

On this Cause upon motion of the Petitioners and it appearing that the Clerk has failed to sell the Lands described in the pleadings for the want of time It is ordered by the Court that he be allowed until the next term of this Court to sell said lands as heretofore directed by interbocuery decree and that he report to the next term of this Court until the Coming in of which report all things else herein are held up.

Monday, August 5th A.D. 1872

JAMES LITTLE Et al
VS
ELIZA J. WINN

To the Worshipful County Court of Crockett County

The undersigned Clerk of this Court in persuance to an order of your worshipful Court made at the June term hereof in the above cause after advertising as directed by Law did proceed to sell the tract of Land described in the pleadings at Cageville in Crockett County on the 27 day of July last for 20 per cent cash the balance in Equal sums due by note December 25 1872 and 1873 and W. A. WEBB being the highest bidder the same was knocked off to him at 29 dollars per acre and the said parties has complied with the terms of sale all of which is respectfully submitted.

F. J. WOOD
Clerk

Monday, August 5th A.D. 1872

And it appearing to the Court that said report is in all things correct it is therefore ordered and decreed that the same be in all things Confirmed and that all the right title and interest of JAMES LITTLE and wife BURLINE – FRANK YOUNG and wife AGNES – CLINTON BAILEY and wife EMILY – JAMES BEARD and wife MATILDA, A. J. MEDLIN, WILLIAM H. WINN, GEORGE G. WINN, ELIZA J. WINN, in and to the following described tract of Land, situated in the 6 Civil district of Crockett County, Tenn; on the waters of Cpyress Creek, and formerly lived upon by LIT MEDLIN deceased and Bounded as follows, To wit. On the South by the Lands of ROBERT EMMERSON and ALEX WEBB, on the East by Lands of JAMES FOLLACE, on the North by Lands of JAMES SMITH and JOHN D. EVANS and on the West by the Lands of W. A. WEBB, it’s South west corner being at the field gate of W. A. WEBB on a Willow Oak, the N E Corner on an Elm on ROBERT EMMERSON’S Line, and at his Corner the N Corner on ROBERT EMMERSONS North Line, at the Creek, and the East Corner at the Bridge on the Creek at ROBERT EMMERSONS Corner, & another N. E. Corner at JAMES SMITH Corner, on the old Madison County line, and the N W Corner at a stake, at W. A. WEBB Corner, containing by esstimation 54 acres, bough by LIT MEDLIN of A. REECE, divested out of them and each of them their heirs &c; & vested in W. A. WEBB his heirs, assigns &c; forever subject to a lean for the unpaid purchase Money, It is further ordered that the cost of this proceeding be paid out of the cash proceeds, of said sale including, attorneys fees, and that the Clerk, pay over to the parties, hereto after payment of cost fees &c; as aforesaid, out of the proceeds of said sale as they are entitle to receive the same, and that he pay to the Guardian of EIZA J. WINN, her portion of said fund, upon his executing Bond therefor with good security.


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Lewis, V. H. – administration of estate

Crockett Co., Tennessee
County Court Clerk’s Minutes
Vol. A
Monday, June 3rd A.D. 1872

L. B. LEWIS
Administrator of
V. H. LEWIS Decd

On petition L. B. LEWIS was this day appointed Administrator of V. H. LEWIS deceased thereupon the said L. B. LEWIS came into Court and entered into Bond in the sum of one thousand Dollars with C. H. GREEN and E. T. AUSTIN as his securities which Bond was severally acknowledged in open Court and ordered to be recorded was approved by the Court ordered that Letters of administration issue to the said L. B. LEWIS.

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Ordered by the County Court of Crockett County that WM. HALE, W. A. LEWIS and JOHN SMOTHERS be appointed Commissioners to lay off and set apart the MRS. M. R. LEWIS widow of V. H. LEWIS Deceased also to the Minor children of said LEWIS Deceased under 15 years of age one years support Exclusive of what the Law allows and report at the July term of this court.


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Lewis, Kincheon & Jeff Wilson – guardianship of

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

G. A. LEWIS
Guardian of
KINCHEON LEWIS
JEFF WILSON LEWIS

G. A. LEWIS was this day on motion appointed Guardian of KINCHEON LEWIS and JEFF WILSON LEWIS thereupon the said G. A. LEWIS came into Court and entered into Bond in the sum of Four hundred and sixty dollars with W. A. LEWIS and PERRY FARROW as his securities which Bond was severally acknowledged in open Court approved by the Court and ordered to be recorded and G. A. LEWIS was duly Qualified.


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Lewis, Alonza, Marion, Elam, Alby, Lida Maud & Violett – guardianship of

Alamo Tennessee, Monday October 27th 1884
Mrs. ELIZABETH LEWIS
Guardian of ALONZA,
MARION, ELAM, ALBY, LIDA
MAUD, VIOLETT LEWIS
minors of W. A. LEWIS decd.

On motion Mrs. ELIZABETH LEWIS was this day appointed Guardian of ALONZA, MARION, ELAM, ALBY, LIDA M. & & VIOLETT LEWIS minor orphans of W. A. LEWIS decd.

Thereupon the said ELIZABETH LEWIS came into open Court and entered into bond in the sum of One Thousand Dollars with R. Y. PERMENTER and J. W. EVANS as her securities who severally acknowledged said bond in open Court which was approved by the Court and ordered recorded and the said ELIZABETH LEWIS was duly qualified as the law directs. It was further ordered that letters of Guardianship issue to the said ELIZABETH LEWIS.


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Lanier, W. S. – boarding of

Monday, January the 5th A.D. 1880


Ordered by the Court that a warrant issue to WM. STAMPS for Thirty Dollars two months board for W. S. LANIER

Orderd by the Court that the Commissioners of the County Asylum receive W. S. LANIER as a pauper


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Laman, John – apprenticed to R. T. D. Fouche & B. H. Harmon

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

JOHN LAMAN
Apprenticed
R. T. D. FOUCHE

Indenture of apprenticship between the State of Tennessee by order of the County Court for said County on the one part and R. T. D. FOUCHE on the second part. Witnesseth that whereas it has been made to appear to the satisfaction of the Court that JOHN LAMAN a Minor aged seven years on the [blank] day of August 1873 is an orphan whose parents are dead. Whose Estate is of so small a value that no person will Edue? and maintain him for the profits thereof. Therefore the State of Tennessee by said County Court and with the Consent of the relatives doth hereby bind him the said JOHN LAMAN to R. T. D. FOUCHE until he shall attain the age of Twenty one years.

And the State as aforesaid covenants with said R. T. D. FOUCHE said JOHN LAMAN shall faithfully serve him and correctly demean himself during the term of the apprenticship.

And the said FOUCHE doth covenant with the State that he will provide JOHN LAMAN diet clothing and accomodations, fit and necessary and teach or cause him to be taught to read and write and cypher as far as The Rule of Three, and at the expiration of the apprenticship furnish the said LAMAN with one Sunday suit of clothes. This 3 February 1873 and pay him Twenty dollars in currency.

(Signed) R. T. D. FOUCHE

R. T. D. FOUCHE
Bond

On motion JOHN LAMAN was this day apprenticed to R. T. D. FOUCHE wherupon the said R. T. D. FOUCHE came into court and entered into Bond in the sum of Five hundred dollars with J. F. ROBERTSON, THOMAS LAMAN and J. H. YANCY as his securities who severally acknowledged said Bond in open Court which was approved by the Court said Bond on page 9 Apprenticed Bond Book

Alamo, Wednesday 5th January 1876

JOHN LAMAN a minor orphan apprenticed to R. T. D. FOUCHE on the 3rd day of February 1873, for reasons satisfactory to this Court and by agreement and consent of the said R. T. D. FOUCHE the said apprenticeship is now made null and void and for nothing held

It is therefore ordered by the Court that JOHN LAMAN be and he is hereby apprenticed to B. H. HARMON, and thereupon the said B. H. HARMON came into Court and entered into Bond in the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars with T. M. STRANGE and THOMAS LAMAN as his securities who severally acknowledged said bond in open Court. Said Bond was executed on the 4th day of January 1876 and this Entry is made “N—? pro tem?”


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Lackey, A. E. – administration of estate

Alamo, Monday 4th October 1875
THOMAS E. NAIL
Administrator of
A. E. LACKEY

On motion THOMAS E. NAIL was this day appointed Administrator of A. E. LACKEY decd Thereupon the said THOMAS E. NAIL came into Court and entered into Bond in the sum of One thousand dollars with M. GREGORY and P. FARROW as his securities…

Alamo, Monday 1st day of November 1875

THOMAS E. NAIL Administrator of the Estate of A. E. LACKEE decd this presented Inventory and account sales of said Estate and the same appearing regular was ordered to be recorded on the Book of Inventories


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