Tax Lists 1846: Dist. #2 Cherry, Willie: 121 acres of land value of land: $500.00 tax on land: $1.25 1 slave value of slave: $600.00 tax on slave: $1.50 1 white poll tax on poll: $.25 Total Tax: $3.00 1847: Dist. #2: Cherry, Willie 121 acres of land value of land: $400.00 tax on land: $.86 2 slaves value of slaves: $1100.00 tax on slaves: $2.20 1 white poll tax on poll: $.25 Total tax: $3.?? 1848: Dist. #2: Cherry,…
From Haywood County Tennessee, Estate Settlements – 1870 – Ledger Page 20 ESTATE of ISAAC DANCY in a/c with J. H. DANCY adm. By amt Inventory and a/c Sales 7880.08 To Amt. Paid A.H. Martin 688.54 Aamen Wyatt …
Haywood County Chancery Court records. Copies provided by Reese Moses, Haywood County Genealogist. Transcribed, as found, without editing, by j.d. , September, 1999. Haywood County Tennessee Chancery Court Book 3 , page 290 TUESDAY, AUGUST 23rd 1859 Abner Martin & wife Rebecca Warren Wyatt & wife Susan Robert Lemon & wife Mildred John H Dancey Elizabeth Lay Sarah Pulley & Ann Dancey vs. Isaac Dancey, Mary Dancey Alexander Dancey, Samuel Martin & Mary Martin Be it remembered that this…
Know all men by these present that I Samuel A. Mims of the town of Greenville and of the district of Greenville of the State of South Carolina, have made constituted and appointed and in my name and ________ ________ _______ ___________ N.S. Burroughs of the town of Dancyville, of the county of Haywood, and State of Tennessee my true and lawful attorney for me and in my place and stead to grant, bargain, sell and convey all these…
PAGE 719; 6th January 1869 Jermon BATCHELOR apprinticed to Hugh M. CLARK, Jr. Jarmon BATCHELOR, a minor orphan, colored, was this day apprinticed to H. M. CLARK, thereupon, the said CLARK came into Court, entered into an obligation for the faithful performance of his duties as Master to said apprentice, and for the payment of the money allowed him by the Court, at the end of his apprenticeship with H. M. CLARK as his security on said bond, which was…
PAGE 596; 6th July 1868 Ordered by the Court that E. WARREN; John MANN; H. S. MOODY; J. B. JETTON and John KING be appointed a jury of view to view out a road, commencing at the five mile post on the road leading from Brownsville to Henry JOHNSON’s, running thence north, on the east boundary line of the HUT tract of land, thence on the line between John and James MANN’s lands-north to Henderson’s Ferry, or the most practiable…
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.