PAGE 544; April Term 1868 J. A. MOODY was security on a $1500. 00 Bond for James WHITEHEAD, Administrator of Susannah WHITEHEAD. PAGE 550; April Term 1868 Ordered by the Court that Francis CLARK, S. H. PERMENTER, S. H. MIDYETT, G. W. BOND and A. HUGHES be appointed a jury of view, to view out a change in the Cageville and Bells Station Road, as prposed by W. A. LEWIS, where it runs through the said LEWIS’ land and…
PAGE 459; January Term 1868 The settlement of H. S. MOODY, guardian of Angeline V. and Ewell M. MIDYETT, made with the Clerk of this Court, was this day brought into Court, confirmed and ordered to be recorded. PAGE 498; 10th January 1868 It is ordered by the Court that the Bond by Wm. A. MOODY, with Thos. BOND and David A. NUNN as his securities, dated—day of—186–, for the maintenance, education , –of a colored girl named Sarah…
PAGE 445; Wednesday 6 November 1867 The settlement of Thomas E. NOEL as administrator of the estate of P. C. MIDJETT, was confirmed by the Court and ordered to be recorded.
PAGE 421; Monday 7 October 1867 Ordered by the Court that the following appropriations to be made viz; (1) To David S. MOODY, for support of pauper; Peter and clothing for same this winter– -$50. 00.
PAGE 384; Monday 3 June 1867 E. R. MIDYITT, Admr. of John SULLIVAN Ordered by the Court that the Administrator have the farther time of three months for final settlement of said estate.
PAGE 359; Monday April 1, 1867 Ordered by the Court that Calvin BEST, John BROWN, Richard GREGORY, H. BRANCH and David S. MOODY, be appointed Commissioners to lay off dower and allow a years support to Mrs. Ann KING, out of the estate of her late husband, J. T. KING, deceased. PAGE 368; Tuesday 2 April 1867 The following list of persons, with amount of their taxes, who are insolvant, and amounts from them cannot be collected included: Jno….
PAGE 342; Wednesday 6th February 1867 We, the undersigned freeholders of Haywood County, Tennessee, after being duly sworn, have proceeded to set apart to Amelia WHITE, the widow of Isaac WHITE, deceased, so much of the crops and provisions on hand as will be sufficiant in our opinion, to support her one year, from the death of her husband. We set apart to her for said purposes, the following articles to wit: All the household and kitchen furniture-15 bls. of…
PAGE 312; Tuesday January 8, 1867 Ordered by the Court that Jas. WHITEHEAD; Jas. A. McMURRY; and Frank MAXWELL be, and they are hereby appointed commissioners to lay off and set apart to Amelia WHITE, widow of the late Isaac WHITE, one year’s provision out of the estate of her deceased husband, and report at the next term of this Court.
PAGE 86; November Term 1865 N. L. MIDYETT Gdn. & C vs J. T. JACKSON – Be it remembered that this cause came on to be heard before the Worshipful County Court on the report of the said N. L. MIDYETT, gdn. , made in accordance with a decree of this Court at its last term, which said report is as follows, to wit: Pursuant to and order of the County Court of Haywood County, State of Tennessee, and by…
PAGE 68; October Term 1865 N. L. MIDYETT guardian & C vs P. F. JACKSON This cause coming on to be heard before the Worshipful County Court, upon petition and answer and proof had. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that one fifth of the land as described in the petition, would be manifestly to the interest of the minor heirs to be sold. The land is bounded as follows, to wit: On the south by the…