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transcribed by mailing list members and contributed by Dana Hill (date unknown)<\/em><\/p>\n

Page (247)
\nApril Term 1839.
\nState of Tennessee Marshall County.
\nAt a County court begun and held for the County of Marshall at the Court house in the tone of Lewisburg the place appointed by law for holdin the several courts for said County the same being the 1st day of April A. D. 1839 present Benjamin WILLIAMS Chairman Thos. WILSON James V. EWING, B. C. BRANTLEY John HATCHETT, Robert JOHNSON, Burgess HARDIN James L. EWING James ADAMS, William WILKES, Lile A. EWING, James ELLIOTT, William COWDEN, Asa HOLLAND, S. C. CHETWOOD, Berry MOORE, Peter WILLIAMS, William B. COOK, Thos. HARDISON, Jason SHUFFIELD Gentlemen Justices of the Court of peace proclamation &C.<\/p>\n

On motion it is ordered by the Court that James M. BOWDAN John WEAVER and James C. RECORD be appointed commissioners for the poor house of Marshall County for one year from this date and that said BOWDEN be treasurer of said establishment.<\/p>\n

On motion it is ordered by the court that Ezekiel E. VERNER, Garshum BILLS Joseph McDOWELL, Isaac W. WALKER, Jesse STEGALL be appointed a Jury of View to assess damages to James ADAMS Andrew DYSART, & Robert L. DYSART in consequence of a road marked out from John CHRISTOPHEES old place to the County line near John PATTERSONS if in their Judgement they have sustained any damages or turn said road some other route if in their opinion the good of the public require it and report thereon to the next Jury term of this Court. Issued.<\/p>\n

On motion it is ordered by the Court that that James BELL overseer of the road from Henry SUDES creek to Henry COLLINS have the hands on the following bounds, to wit: all those who live or may live at the present residence of George A. ARMSTRONG George BETHOON Shadrach MUSTEEN and Thomas COLLINS. Issued.<\/p>\n

On motion it is ordered by the Court that Clark HOPWOOD be appointed overseer of the McCOLLUMS Gap road from the north corner of Russell BRYANTS field to the south boundary of C. HOPWOODS lot and have Thomas ROSS hands, Willis HOPWOODS hands Ebenezer BECKS Henry THOMPSON Berry HOPWOOD J. F. PAXTON John PAXTONS and hands and Thomas WHITE. Issued.<\/p>\n

(248)
\nApril Term 1839
\nOn motion it is ordered by the court that Richard RANKIN overseer of the fayetteville road from a little below his own house to the lower corner of the widow CANNON\u2019s field have the following hands, to wit: Beginning at said RANKIN\u2019s and running east so as to include Peter CARPENTER then south so as to include Francis B WOODS Then west to include David RAMSEY Then North to the beginning so as to include Robert WILLIAMS Issued.<\/p>\n

On motion it is ordered by the Court that Joseph WINSTON be appointed overseer of the road leading from James V. EWING to Davided FAUSETT and that he have the following hands, to wit: Jonathan SMITH and hands John RHEA and hands Sion WRIGHT James PATTERSON, George PATTERSON, John McDANIEL, Thos. NI X Jr. Elijah NIZ Needham WIGGS, Robert L. WINSTINS hands William BARN\u2019s Isaac GRAVES Sherwood GRAVES John HARRIS George LONDON Giles HARRIS David FOSSETT Gideon HARRIS hands David and Nathaniel HARRIS hands James HARRIS T. F. WINSTON J. MORTON Garrison PETTIS and Wiley ROAM. Issued.<\/p>\n

On motion it is ordered by the Court that John S. PHILLIPS be appointed overseer of the McColums Gap road in the room of Sample ORR commenceing at the South corner of Clark HOPWOODS lot and terminateing at William COLEMANS and that he have all the hands on the waters of Preston\u2019s fork of Richland creek north of the Cornersville road. Issued.<\/p>\n

THE Jury appointed at a former term of this court to change the Pulaski road beginning at Margaret HUGHES near Benjamin BINGAMON report as follows, to wit:
\nWe the undersigned Jury being summoned and sworn as contempated by the within order do agree that the road be change so as to leave Margaret HUGHES plantation entirely on the right hand in passing down the creek. Given under our hands this 23rd of March 1839.
\nHiram TWITTY
\nJames McGAHEY
\nJames WHITSETT
\nBenjamin BINGAMON
\nRobert BIGGERS X
\nhis mark<\/p>\n

(249)
\nApril term 1839.
\nOn motion it is ordered by the court that Willis HOPWOOD Bedford ENDSLEY, John CUMMINGS, James ADAMS and William WILLIAM Sr be appointed a Jury of View to change a part of the public road leading from Lewisburg to the neighborhood of Joel YOWELL that passes thru Thomas CUMMINGS plantation if in their judgement the good of the individuals require it that of the public not injured and report thereon to the present term of this Court. Issued.<\/p>\n

The Jury appointed at the present term of this Court to change a part of the Lewisburg road which passes through Thomas CUMMINGS plantation reports as follows, to wit:
\nWe the subscribing having been summoned and duly sworn as the law directs to report on the within named alteration in the road there in mentioned, now report that we are intimately acquainted with proposed alteration and that we believe that the public will not be prejudiced but that the interest of the partitioner could be much advanced by changeing of the road leading from Lewisburg to Squre YOWELLS neighborhood reversing the order of things by leaving said road as it now runs in partitioners plantation at a small stable with corn in the left thereof  running thence north with the lane to the line between partitioner and Robert NORMAN thence west with this line intill it intersects the Lewisburg road all of which is submitted April 1st 1839.
\nBedford ENSLEY
\nWillis HOPWOOD
\nWilliam WILLIAMJS Sr
\nJohn CUMMINGS
\nJames ADAMS
\nwhich report being seen and by the Court understood was in all things confirmed and made the order of this Court.<\/p>\n

On motion it is ordered by the court that Lee SMITH be appointed overseer of the road commenceing at the Giles County line at Lee SMITHS and terminateing at the Fayetteville road near John PARKS and that he have all the road hands south of RICHLAND Creek and west of said Fayetteville road. Issued.<\/p>\n

(250)
\nApril Term 1839.
\nThe State of Tennessee, Marshall County Court April term 1839. Upon the application of John W. CAMPBELL for a certificate preparetory to his obtaining license to paractice law. it is ordered to be certified that he is a man of good moral character that he has attained the age of twenty one years and that he is a citizen of Marshall County.<\/p>\n

On motion it is ordered by the court that the heirs of Gideon PILLOW be released from paying double tax for the year 1839.<\/p>\n

The Jury of view appointed at a former term of this Court that to turn the Fayetteville & Cornersville road reports as follows, to wit:
\nWe the undersigned Jury of view after being sworn according to law this 9th day of March 1839 say that the road remain and not be changed,
\nJ. SANDERS
\nJ. G. LUNA
\nS. WILLIAMS
\nJ. H. TALLEY
\nS. C. CHETWOOD
\nWhich report being seen and by the Court understood was in all things confirmed and made the order of the Court.<\/p>\n

The Jury of view appointed at a former term of this Court to change a part of the Fayetteville and Nashville road so as to run below Wright BRYANT\u2019s spring reports as follows, to wit:
\nWe the undersigned Jury of View agree that the road be changed agreeable to the order this 29th of March 1839.
\nS. C. CHETWOOD
\nHenry TALLY
\nJoseph MORRIS
\nEnoch RUST
\nSaml. FINLEY
\nWhich report being seen and by the Court understood was in all things confirmed and made the order of this Court.<\/p>\n

The Jury appointed at a former term of this Court to change at part of the road leading from Columbia to Murfreesborough also a part leading from Joseph BRITTIANS to Franklin also to turn a part of the Nashville road commenceing at<\/p>\n

(251)
\nthe end of said BRITTIANS Lane reports as follows, to wit:
\nThe undersigned being appointed and sworn to view and determined in the propriety of Turning that of the Publick Road leading rom Columbia to Murfreesborough over which John RAGSDALE is overseer do report that In our opinion the said Road ought to be changed as follows to wit: taking off at or near J. H. BRITTAINS House running West so as to intersect the old Road at the ford of the creed near the end of A. BOYETS lane. The Road leading from the North end of said BRITTAINS Lane to Franklin over which Thos. POWELL was formerly overseer. We think in our opinions should be changed at the said end of BRITTIANS lane and run north Straight with Shelbyville to Franklin at or near the Corner of Thos. MURDOCKS field on said road. We also think in our oppinions changed in the following manner, to wit:
\nBeginning at a grove of Cedars near the North end of said BRITTAINS land and running North east so as to intersect said Road at the Corner of Michael ROBINSON Lot all of which is respectfully submitted for the consideration of the Court. This the 16th of March 1839.
\nMichael ROBINSON
\nW. H. HOWARD
\nZephtha EZELL
\nJ. P. FURGERSON
\nJ. P. WARREN
\nWhich report being seen and by the Court understood was in all things confirmed and made the order of this Court.<\/p>\n

(252)
\nApril term 1839.
\nJohn Ramsey Executor for the last will and testament of John WILSON deceased appeared in Court and returned an inventory of said estate which was ordered to be recorded.<\/p>\n

John RAMSEY Executor of the estate of John WILSON deceased appeared in Court and returned an account of sales of said Estate which was ordered to be recorded.<\/p>\n

Aaron BOYD one of the administrators of the estate of Sherwood DUNNEGAN deceased appeared in Court and returned an account of sales of said estate which was ordered to be
\nrecorded.<\/p>\n

John WEAVER Execu. of the estate of Martha WEAVER deceased appeared in Court and returned an account of sales ordered to be recorded.<\/p>\n

Gideon CHADWELL one of the Executors of the estate of Samuel VEST deceased appeared in Court and presented an account of sales of said estate which was ordered to be recorded.<\/p>\n

Thomas ROSS one of the Administrators of Davis WILLIS deceased appeared in Court and returned an account of sales of the estate of said WILLIS which was ordered to be recorded.<\/p>\n

Charles HARDISON appeared in Court and was thereupon appointed Guardian of Margaret Susan, John, Nediam and Elizabeth FOX minor orphans of William FOX deceased he having Executed his bond in the sum of Tw humdred and fifty dollars with Jackson LIGGETT his security which was accepted by the Court.<\/p>\n

Isom DALTON a minor of the age of twelve years who this day bound as an apprentice to John WEAVER untill he attains the age of Twenty one years.<\/p>\n

It having ben represented to the satisfaction of this Court that Benton JONES a resident of
\nCarroll County Mississippi has departed this life leaving no will seized and possessed of effects in this County, and Jessee N. LEDBETTER made application to this Court for Letters of administration of all and singular rights and credits of him the said Benton JONES and the Court being satisfied of his right to obtain<\/p>\n

(253)
\nthem The same is granted, it is therefore ordered by the Court that Letters of administration Issue accordingly he having executed his bond in the sum of seven thousand dollars with William B. FAVOR and John W. DAVIDSON his security which was accepted by the Court he taken the oath prescribed by law.<\/p>\n

Martin W. OAKLEY clerk of this Court presented to this Court an account of a final settlement made by him with William WILKS administrator of the estate of Janes WILKS decd which report being seen and by the Court understood was in all things confirmed and ordered to be recorded,<\/p>\n

On motion it is ordered by the Court that Henry BISHOP be released from double tax for
\nthe year 1839.<\/p>\n

State of Tennessee )
\nvs ) Venira for June term 1839
\nLevi GARRETT & others)
\nOn motion it is ordered by the Court that the following named persons be appointed to attend and serve as Jurors at the next term of the circuit Court to be held for Marshall County at the Court House in the town of Lewisburg on the first Monday in June next Viz; In civil districts
\nNo. 1 Levi GARRETT
\n\u201c \u201d James H. DAVIS
\n\u201c 2 Richard McREE
\nNo. 3 Henry TALLEY & Jas. WILSON
\n\u201c 4 Griffith J. LEONARD
\n\u201c 5 Peter CARPENTER
\n\u201c 5 David YANCY
\n\u201c 6 Ezekiel E. VERNER
\n\u201c \u201d John RUSSELL
\n\u201c 7 John T. HARRIS
\n\u201c \u201d Joseph CLECK
\n\u201c 8 William M. HUGHES
\n\u201c \u201d John F. LITTLE
\n\u201c 9 Joseph H. BRITTIAN
\n\u201c 10 A. P. LILLARD
\nNo. 11 William LIGGETT
\n\u201c \u201d George EWING
\n\u201c 12 Jonathan GREEN
\n\u201c 13 Joseph W. CALVERT
\n\u201c \u201d Joseph G. EDMONDSON
\n\u201c 14 Joseph DUNCAN
\n\u201c \u201d Thomas WILSON
\n\u201c 15 George W. RECORD
\n\u201c \u201d Burgess HARDEN
\nAll good and Lawful men above the age of Twenty one years and it is ordered by the court that Joseph W. WINSTON and Ambros. R. LAREWOOD Constables for the 12th and 3rd districts attend said Court on the capacity of constables.<\/p>\n

(254)
\nAnd it is further ordered by the court that the sherriff of Marshall County summon said Jurors and constables to attend at the court house in the town of Lewisburg on the first Monday in June next, then and there to attend in the capacity of Jurors and constables during the term of said Court. Issued<\/p>\n

David McGAHEY )
\nvs ) Appropriation for costs of State Causes &C
\nMarshall County )
\nThis day David McGAHEY clerk of the circuit Court of Marshall county presented in Court
\nthat following Bills of cost in State causes wherein the Circuit Court entered Judgement against the County of Marshall which bills are as follows to wit:
\n1. State of Tennessee)
\nvs )
\nAndrew NIELTONS)
\nAttorney General THOMAS $ 2.50
\nClerks fees 4.87 \u00bd
\nSheriff BEATY $3.00 HILL .29 3.29
\n________
\n$10.66 \u00bd<\/p>\n

2. State )
\nvs ) Clerks fees $6.87 \u00bd
\nJames SHEHAM)
\nSheriff HILL 1.87 \u00bd RECORD 25 ROSS 50 3.62 \u00bd
\nMEADOWS 50 CAMPBELL 50 1.00
\n_______
\n$14.00<\/p>\n

State )
\nvs )
\nCunningham H. BURNS)
\nAttorney General $2.50
\nClerks fees 5.25
\nSheriff BEATY $2.00 ROSS 50 2.50
\n________
\n$10.25<\/p>\n

State )
\nvs )
\nJames SHESHANE)
\nAttorney General $2.50
\nClerks fees 2.50
\nSheroff HILL 75 ROSS 50 1.25
\n_______
\n$6.25<\/p>\n

(255)
\nState of Tennessee)
\nvs )
\nJohn REYNOLDS)
\nAttorney General $2.50
\nClerks fees 4.50
\nSheriff BEATY 1.00 BULLOCK 25 1.25
\nCARUTHERS .50
\nWitness FLEMING 4 days & 90 miles 6.60
\n_______
\n$15.35<\/p>\n

State )
\nvs ) Attorney general $2.50
\nWilliam DOBBS) Clerks fees 3.37 \u00bd
\nSheriff HILL 87 \u00bd- ROSS 1.00 1.87 \u00bd
\n_______
\n$7.75<\/p>\n

State )
\nvs ) Attorney 2.50
\nWilliam C BRYANT) Clerks fees 4.75
\nSheriff ROSS $1.50 \u2013HILL 1.7 3.20
\n__________
\n$10.50<\/p>\n

S State )
\nvs ) Attorney General $2.50
\nMartin PERRY) Clerks fees 1.75
\nSheriff BEATY 1.00
\n________
\n$5.25<\/p>\n

State )
\nvs ) Attorney general $2.50
\nStephen WATSON) Clerks fees 2.87 \u00bd
\nSheriff BEATY 1.50- HILL 50 2.00
\nWitnesses Jno. WEBB 75- Ch HARDISON 75 1.75
\n______
\n$8.87 \u00bd<\/p>\n

State )
\nvs ) Clerks fees $1.00
\nRichardson GILL)
\nField J P 50- LIGGETTT 1.00 1.50
\nWitness before J P E. LONG 25
\nMartha D. ORMAND 25 .50
\n_______
\n$3.00<\/p>\n

(256)
\nState ) Attorney $2.50
\nvs ) Clerks fees 6.25
\nIsaac EMMERSON)
\nSheriff HILL 1.25- ROSS 2.25 3.50
\n\u201c Hardin county 1.25
\n\u201c EDWARDS Special Deputy .25
\n_______
\n$10.50<\/p>\n

State )
\nvs ) Attorney General $2.50
\nFANNING & JONES) Clk. fees 2.00
\n_______
\n$4.50<\/p>\n

Amounting in all to the sum of one hundred and thirty dollars & eight cents & one half cent. And it further appearing to the satisfaction of the court from the Certificate of the attorney General of the Eighth solicitional district in the State of Tennessee that the county of Marshall should pay said bills so soon as the County Court of Marshall should make an appropariation therefore. It is therfore ordered by the Court that the trustee pay the amount of said Bills together with the Costs of this order out any moneys in his hands not otherwise appropriated, a majority of the Justices of peace of said County being present and voteing to wit, ayes affirmative as follows:
\nCOWDEN, COOK, ELLIOTT, CHETWOOD, CUMMINGS, ADAMS, L. A. EWING, BRANTLEY, SHUFFIELD, HARDISON, J. L. EWING, P. WILLIAMS, B. WILLIAMS, MOORE, WILKS, HOLLAND, JOHNSTON, HARDIN 19- noes none. Issued.<\/p>\n

John Weaver ) Appropriation for the Commissioners of Poor
\nvs ) House.
\nMarshall County )
\nOn motion it is ordered by the court that the Treasurer of the Poorhouse of Marshall County pay John WEAVER Twenty Dollars out of any money in his hands not otherwise appropriated for services at commissioner of the Poor house of Marshall County for the year 1838, the following Justices of the peace being present as voting in the affirmative to wit: COWDEN, COOK, ELLIOTT, CHITWOOD, ADAM, L.A. EWING, BRANTLEY, J. L. EWING
\nJ. V. EWING, P. WILLIAMS, WILSON, HATCHETT, MOORE, WILKS, JOHNSON B. WILLIAMD, 16, noes none. Issued<\/p>\n

Shadrach WEAVER ) Appropriation for keeping Lunatic.
\nvs )
\nMarshall County )
\nOn motion it is ordered by the Court that the Trustee of Marshall County pay unto Shadrach WEAVER the sum of Fifty dollars together with the cost of this order out of any moneys in his hands not otherwise, appropriated, for keeping of and taking care of Mary GRAVES a lunatic for the year 1838 ending this day, a majority of the Trustices of the Peace for said County being present & voting in the affirmative as follows, to wit, COWDEN, COOK, ELLIOTT, CHITWOOD, CUMMINGS, ADAMS L. A. EWING, BRANTLEY, SHUFFIELD, J. L. EWING, HATCHETT, MOORE, WILKS JOHNSTON, B. WILLIAMS, 16.
\nNones none. Issued.<\/p>\n

Shadrach WEAVER) Appropriation for keeping for the
\nvs ) year 1839.
\nMarshall County )
\nOn motion it is ordered by the court that the Trustee of Marshal County pay unto Shadrach WEAVER the sum of fifty dollars together with the costs of this order out of any moneys in his hands not otherwise appropriated for keeping and taking care of Mary GRAVES a Lunatic for one year from this day whenever he satisfies the trustee aforesaid that the services herein contemplated have been rendered. A majority of the Justices of the peace of said County line being present and voting in the affirmative, to wit, COWDEN, COOK, ELLIOTT CHITWOOD, CUMMINGS, ADAMS, L. A. EWING, BRANTLEY, SHUFFIELD, J. L. EWING, P. WILLIAMS, WILSON, HATCHETT, MOORE, WILKS, HOLLAND JOHNSTON, B. WILLIAMS, & HARDIN-12. Noes none.<\/p>\n

State of Tennessee )
\nvs )
\nMrs. W. D. MYERS)
\nOn motion and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the wife of Marmaduke MYERS is labbring under an alienation of mind. It is therefore ordered by the Court that the Sherriff of Marshall county summon a Jury of twelve good and lawful men of the body of Marshall County to examine into the condition of the said Mrs. MYERS and report their
\nproceedings thereon to the July term of this court. Issued April 4th 1839.<\/p>\n

On motion it is ordered by the Court that M. D. DREVER and Frances C. FINDLEY procure a crow bar and sledge hammer for the benefit of the roads which they are overseer.<\/p>\n

B. WILLIAMS and Nathaniel T. MOORE revenue commissioners presented to this Court an account of a settlement made by them with the Trustee of Marshall county finding in hands
\nthe 11th March 1839 the sum of one hundred and seventy nine dollars 93 balance——-
\n$179.93.<\/p>\n

The jury of view appointed at a former term of this Court to mark out a road commenceing
\nat the Nashville road or near RANKINS old shop and to intersect said road near John C. LUNA\u2019s reports as follows, to wit;
\nWe the undersigned Jury if view have viewed said road and marked the road according to the within order this 23rd day of March 1839.
\nThos. BRENTS
\nS. C. CHITWOOD
\nDal. BLAKEMORE
\nJosiah BLACKWELL
\nGeor. M CUNNINGHAM
\nJohn ORR
\nwhich report being seen and by the Court understood was on partition of Mary ENDSLEY & others in all things rejected and is not the order of this Court.<\/p>\n

On motion Court adjourned untill 10 oclock tomorrow morning.
\nB. WILLIAMS Chairman
\nAsa HOLLAND J. P.
\nRobert JOHNSTON J. P.<\/p>\n

Tuesday Morning April 2nd 1839
\nCourt met according to adjournment present Benjamin JOHNSON, Burgess HARDEN, James ELLIOTT, Thomas WILSON, James L. EWING Jas. V. EWING, B. C. BRANTLEY and Lile A. EWING Gentlemen Justices of the peace proclamation &C.<\/p>\n

On motion it is ordered by the court that William H. RECORD be appointed overseer of the road commenceing at Lewisburg and terminateing at the west end of John W. RECORDS lane and that he have the hands who worked under the former overseer. Issued.<\/p>\n

Martin W. OAKLEY clerk of this Court presented to this Court an account of a settlement made by him Josiah F. WILSON Guardian of the minor heirs of John A.[?] WILSON deceased for the year 1839-which report being seen and by the Court understood was in all things confirmed and ordered to be recorded.<\/p>\n

John WEAVER and James C. RECORD who was appointed commissioners of the poor house establishment appeared in Court and took the path prescribed by law.<\/p>\n

On motion it is ordered by the court that all the citizens residing or owning property in Marshall County who tested the same before the first Monday double tax for the year 1839.<\/p>\n

James W. BOWDEN appointed treasurer of the poor house for Marshall County appeared in
\nCourt and Executed his bond for one thousand dollars with John R. HILL his security and took the oath prescribed by law.<\/p>\n

Tuesday April 2nd 1839.<\/p>\n

James V. EWING ) Allowance as member of Quorum Court
\nvs ) for 1839
\nMarshall County )
\nOn motion it is ordered by the court that the Trustee of Marshall County pay to Thos.
\nWILSON the sum of fifty cents and to Asa HOLLANDthe sum of sixteen dollars and fifty cents and to James V. EWING the sum of sixteen dollars and fifty cents and the cost of this order for their services as Members of the Quorum Court for the year 1838, the following Magastrate being present and voteing in the affirmative Viz.
\nAyes COWDEN, COOK, ELLIOTT, CHETWOOD, BRANTLEY, J. L. EWING, MOORE, LILLARD, WILKS JOHNSON, B. WILLIAMS & HARDEN 12, Noes\u2013<\/p>\n

And therefore Court adjourned untill Court in Course.
\nB. WILLIAMS Chairman
\nB. HARDIN J.P.
\nJames V. EWING J.P.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

transcribed by mailing list members and contributed by Dana Hill (date unknown) Page (247) April Term 1839. State of Tennessee Marshall County. At a County court begun and held for the County of Marshall at the Court house in the tone of Lewisburg the place appointed by law for holdin the several courts for said County the same being the 1st day of April A. D. 1839 present Benjamin WILLIAMS Chairman Thos. WILSON James V. EWING, B. C. BRANTLEY John…<\/p>\n

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