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

T. T. NORVILLE
Administrator of
RANDAL NORVILLE

On motion T. T. NORVILLE was this day appointed Administrator of RANDAL NORVILLE deceased thereupon the said T. T. NORVILLE came into Court and entered into Bond in the sum of Eight hundred dollars with JAMES LOWERRY and I. I. BROWN as his securities which Bond was severally acknowledged in open Court and was approved by the Court and ordered to be recorded and it is further ordered that Letters of Administraion issue to the said T. T. NORVILLE the said NORVILLE was duly Qualified as the law directs.

Ordered by the Court that G. W. FAULKNER, JOHN YEARWOOD, R. G. CATES be and they are hereby appointed Commissioners to set apart one years support for MARTHA NORVILLE wife of RANDAL NORVILLE dec and also two children of said NORVILLE deceased and report thier proceedings the next term of this Court.

Transcribed and contributed by Natalie Huntley.

Alamo, Wednesday 9th February 1876
H. W. WINBURN
Guardian of
MATTIE A. NORVILLE
RUBIN T. NORVILLE
L. I. B. NORVILLE

On motion H. C. WINBURN was this day appointed Guardian of MATTIE A. NORVILLE, R. T. NORVILLE and L. I. B. NORVILLE. Therupon the said H. C. WINBURN came into open Court and entered into bond in the sum of one thousand dollars with A. G. WINBUR, P. M. NEAL and J. C. BEST as his securities…

Alamo, Wednesday 9th February 1876

Ordered by the Court that A. G. HICKS, T. G CATES and H. H. MAHON be and they are hereby appointed Commissioners to lay off and set apart one years support for the minor heirs of A. G. NORVILLE under 15 years of age Independent aside and Exlusive of what is allowd said Minors by the —-? Laws of Tennessee and some species of property must be set aside for the purchase such things as are not on hand and report to this term of the Court.

Alamo, Wednesday 9th February 1876

H. C. WINBURN
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Ex Partee In this Cause it appearing to the Court that F. J. WOOD Clk is incompetent to take proof. The Court after hearing proof and it appearing from said proof and the petition of said H. C. WINBURN guardian that the sale of the property of said Minors would be manifestly? to the interest of said minors It is therefore ordered & decreed by the the Court that said H. C. WINBURN guardian proceed to sell said property or such part as would be damaged or be expensive? in the keeping to all of said property except such articles of house hold furniture as may be deemed necessary to keep for the use of said minors.

Alamo, Thursday 10th February 1876

Finding not a sufficiency on the place for one years support for the minors of A. G. NORVILLE we the Commissioners set aside the following property to wit

15 stand bees All Irish potatoes 1 Cow 2 Sheep all farming utensils all house hold and kitchen furniture the remainder of meet and lard 2 bales of cotton already skipped all the corn Fodder & Hay 1 corn sheller 1 grind —-? 1 sewing machine all books 1 wheel barrow 1 vice 1 bench all plows 1 brace & bit The above includes all property we find on the premises exempt from Execution F. G. CATES A. G. HICKS H. H. MAHON

Transcribed and contributed by Natalie Huntley.

Alamo, Wednesday 9th February 1876
JOHN C. BEST
Admr of
A. G. NORVILLE

On motion JOHN C. BEST was this day appointed Administrator A. G. NORVILLE decd Estate Thereupon the said JOHN C. BEST came into Court and entered into bond in the amount of Five hundred dollars with H. C. WINBURN and WILLIAM BEST as his securities…

Transcribed and contributed by Natalie Huntley.