A GENEALOGICAL MISCELLANY II,
MADISON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
By Jonathan K. T. Smith
Copyright, Jonathan K. T. Smith, 1996(Page 26)
DEATHS RECORDED IN MADISON COUNTY COURT MINUTE BOOKS 17-19
Foreword
In older Madison County court minute books the death dates of persons who died intestate (without leaving will) were generally given in the record when administrators were appointed for their estates. The death dates of persons who died leaving wills are seldom given; generally if dates are noted in the records of probate these are the dates the wills were executed (made). Hence death dates taken from the minute books covered in this publication are mostly from the records of persons who died intestate; some few are from records of persons who died testate. Along with the death date data are mentions of other transactions of the county court covering persons who have lived in Madison county. (Genealogical data has been abstracted and published by the present writer, in four publications, taken from the Madison County will books, 1821-1914.)
DIRECTIONS: GIVEN FIRST IS THE PAGE IN THE MINUTE BOOK IN WHICH RECORD IS FOUND, FOLLOWED BY DATE THE CASE APPEARED IN COURT, THEN THE DECEDENT'S NAME, FOLLOWED BY DATE OF DEATH AND OTHER COMMENTS.
Madison County Court Minute Book 17
1. June 1, 1885. REDMOND M. MAYO, age 6 years, an orphan, became adopted child of R. W. Terrill and wife (who was the natural aunt of the child). (In the Minute Book 18, page 57, Jan. 31, 1889, he is given as REDMOND MANLY MAYO, aged about 9 years.)
1. June 1, 1885. JAMES R. MAYO died May 6, 1885.
9. June 23, 1885. ALLEN EDWARDS died in 1885.
10. June 23, 1885. Mrs. JULIA LEA died in North Carolina (no date given), without children. R. G. Hopper qualified as administrator of her estate.
31. August 18, 1885. Mrs. S. C. CHAMBERLIN died March 1885.
31. August 18, 1885. HENRY POLKAMP died July 1885.
39. September 15, 1885. CAROLINE M. BULLINGTON, age 3 years, an illegitimate child, an orphan, was adopted by J. B. Johnson and renamed CAROLINE M. JOHNSON.
40. September 14, 1885. JOHN H. CLARK died September 1885.
40. September 14, 1885. W. D. FLETCHER died July 21, 1885.
41. September 13, 1885. J. W. THOMPSON died July 27, 1885.
42. September 15, 1885. WILLIAM TOTTEN, black, died April 1884.
57. October 6, 1885. E. H. SOWELL died August 10, 1885.
60. October 13, 1885. Widow of NATHAN W. STEADMAN died Jan. 26, 1885.
63. October 20, 1885. JAMES TURNER died in 1871.
67. October 27, 1885. O. E. CARPENTER died October 1885.
68. November 2, 1885. JOHN R. ALSTON died October 1885.
69. November 3, 1885. SAMUEL GORDEN died August 8, 1884.
75. November 17, 1885. WILLIAM A. STEPHENS died November 1885.
78. November 17, 1885. MTLTON BROWN died May 13, 1883.
109. January 5, 1886. T. L. KENDRICK died June 1885.
136. February 9, 1886. RUDOLPH HAFELI died January 16, 1886.
141. March 1, 1886. A. R. REID died January 18, 1886.
143. March 2, 1886. Mrs. MARTHA NEWTON died January 30, 1886.
143. March 2, 1886. JOHN LACY died January 29, 1886.
145. November 9, 1886. JOSEPH H. EPPINGER died March 8, 1886.
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161. May 3, 1886. GRAY HOLLAND died April 22, 1886.
172. June 7, 1886. ADA D. RICE died November 18, 1885, Panola Co., Miss.
179. June 21, 1886.. Mrs. M. A. T. NANCE died January 4, 1886, a legatee of her father, Thomas Bivens.
194. August 9, 1886. HENRY WILSON was killed near Cairo, Ill., July 2, 1886; a railroad employee.
231. October 11, 1886. D. B. WADLEY died October 1, 1886.
232. October 12, 1886. T. J. FULLER died September 27, 1886.
237. November 6, 1886. J. W. NICHOLS died on or about October 1, 1886.
243. November 18, 1886. G. I. CHRISTIAN died October 1886.
266. December 29, 1886. JOHN T. TAYLOR married MARY ELLEN VENTREES, September 1869 and had children with present ages: ELLEN IRENE, age 15; JOHN F., age 14; MARY L., age 12; CORNELIUS V., age 10; EUGENE H., age 8; WALTER H., age 5; THOMAS, age 3 years. Mary Ellen V. Taylor died January 27, 1885.
280. January 11, 1887. JAMES GLIDEWELL died December 28, 1886.
282. January 11, 1887. Mrs. M. A. WHITTENTON died December 1886.
289. January 29, 1887. Mrs. MARTHA HICKS died January 23, 1887.
301. February 14, 1887. WILLIAM H. CARROLL died May 9, 1886 in Kentucky.
315. March 24, 1887. ELLEN MILLER died in Jackson, September 1886.
317. March 28, 1887. Mrs. C. A. CHERRY died July 1884.
329. April 19, 1887. Mrs. M. A. BLANKINSHIP died April 22, 1887.
367. August 1, 1887. WILLIAM GRAY died July 1887.
414. November 11, 1887. GEORGE R. SCOTT died October 28, 1887.
422. November 22, 1887. GREEN JOHNSON died April 1887.
424. November 28, 1887. HENRY BAKER died November 6, 1887.
425. November 29, 1887. WILLIAM E. STEWARD died November 9, 1887.
441. December 8, 1887. A. A. ROCHELLE married J. S. Rochelle, November 30, 1854 and he died leaving children SALLIE E., W. F., JOHN T., E. E., W. H. and ALLIE.
446. December 19, 1887. ALICE BLACK had an illegitimate child recently and Joe Askew was charged with being its father, to which he also admitted and he was ordered to give child support.
486. February 7, 1888. Mrs. S. G. OLIVER died July 12, 1887.
486. February 7, 1888. Mrs. HOLLAND POPE LUCKY died January 5, 1888. Listing of her heirs: JOHN F. CASTLES of Ark., grandson of Holland's sister; HARRIET CASTLES; children and heirs of SIMON WELCH, Holland's brother, who were: NANCY WELCH WINDLEY, wife of William Windley and had a daughter; ELVIN WELCH, only son of ROBERT WELCH, dec.; LULA WELCH, ELBERT WELCH; HOLLAND WELCH, ELLA WELCH, residents of Ark., children of JOE WELCH, dec., son of SIMON WELCH. GRANVILLE WELCH, son of WINTON WELCH, dec., Holland's brother. MARY P. H. THREADGILL of Henderson Co., Tenn., Holland's sister. J. C. WELCH, EDWARD WELCH, MARTHA ANN WELCH DAVIS and husband, J. W. Davis; BELLE WELCH, CLAY WELCH, residents of Ark. and children of JOHN WELCH, dec, Holland's brother. HELEN M. CAPLENER and husband, J. T. Caplener of Ark., Holland'S sister. WILLIAM S.
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ARMSTRONG of Ark., MARY P. DILLARD and husband; Dr. H. T. DILLARD of Louisiana, children of ANN WELCH BANKS, Holland's sister. WALLACE WELCH, son of WALLACE WELCH, Holland's brother, place of residence unknown.501. March 9, 1888. ALEXANDER LINDSEY died April 30, 1886.
506. March 23, 1888. MOSES TOMLINSON died March 17, 1888.
521. April 5, 1888. W. F. ROBIMSON died April 1, 1888.
542. June 13, 1888. THOMAS E. ASKEW died June 1888.
548. June 22, 1888. CHARLES H. BROWN died November 21, 1883.
572. July 20, 1888. W. W. DAVIS died July 14, 1888.
578. August 6, 1888. Mrs. MINERVA LANEY died July 10, 1888.
581. August 8, 1888. Mrs. MARy EMMERSON died in 1887.
588. August 31, 1888. GEORGE McRUSSELL died May 19, 1880.
598. September 25, 1888. A. D. HURT died July 30, 1888.
624. October 24, 1888. W. E. BUTLER died January 6, 1882.
629. October 28, 1888. T. T. KENDRICK was under age 21 and "his mother Mrs. W. T. Kendrick . . . departed this life a short time since intestate."
Madison County Court Minute Book 18
4. November l9, 1888. Mrs. ELIZABETH J. KENDRICK died October 10, 1888; her son, J. C. Kendrick qualified as administrator of her estate.
5. November 21, 1888. R. H. ANDREWS died October 15, 1888.
10. December 3, 1888. JAMES DEBERRY and ROBERT DEBERRY, aged about 17 and 11, due inheritance from their grandfather, Henry Baker. Their father, D. L. Deberry, was appointed their guardian for this inheritance.
12. December 8, 1888. Mrs. MARGARET HODGE died on or about December 1, 1888; her son, George D. Hodge qualified as administrator of her estate.
24. December 29, 1888. SAM LONG, black, a child of about 5 years of age, had a mother who could not support him. The court allowed Frances Long to adopt him as one of her children.
48. January 16, 1889. JoHN S. FENNER died about December 1888.
57, January 31, 1889. Court accepted evidence that CAROLINE BROWN, born Sept. 20, 1888, to Caroline Brown, was an illegitimate child, born of Ike Woolfolk and he was ordered to render child support.
79. March 16, 1889. GEORGE HUDSON died about October 1888.
81. March 19, 1889. CHARLES LEA died March 16, 1889, leaving a wife, Sallie "and a large number of children"; his oldest son, Azariah Lea, qualified as administrator of his estate.
94. April 3, 1889. JACK TAYLOR, LAFAYETTE TAYLOR, died in Feb. and March 1889, single men and their mother (unnamed) due whatever estate they left.
106. April 27, 1889. JESSTE J. WOOLFOLK died at her home April 2~1889, single; her father, J. R. Woolfolk, qualified as administrator of her estate.
107. May 1, 1889. D. W. HUGHES died in Memphis, Feb. ls89, leaving a widow and two children, NETTIE, wife of C. C. MCCALL; LOU ELLEN, wife of Joseph Gunn.
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121. June 8, 1889. NANCY D. RUSSELL died in 1872; her widower, Jesse Russell, Sr. was now 86 years old.
140. July 8, 1889. ISAAC CROOM died about July 6, 1889.
143. July 29, 1889. JAMES F. JACKSON died about June 3, 1889 leaving children, SUE F., 18 years, now wife of R. M. HARBERT; BESSIE, age 16; ALEXANDER, age about 10 years; left no widow.
144. July 29, 1889. PIKE TAYLOR, black, died July 25, 1889 leaving one child, JEMIMA, wife of Anthony THEUS.
146. July 30, 1889. Frorn evidence at hand the court declared GILES SPIVEY to be the father of a child born March 9, 1889 to BELLE RADLIFF, single, and that he was ordered to render child support.
154. August 31, 1889. ROBERT E. COCKRILL died August 12, 1889; his brother, John Cockrill qualified as administrator of his estate.
156. September 2, 1889. R. M. MASON died about April 26, 1889 leaving children G. W. MASON, JOHN M. MASON, EMMA J. MASON PEARSON, T. D. MASON, MARY D. MASON and a grandson, DEROY PEARSON.
157. September 3, 1889. Mrs. BETTIE STEWARD died November 9, 1887.
161. September 19, 1889. WILLIAM H. NELSON died February 13, 1889 (date restated in later action of court, page 188).
163. September 28, 1889. THOMAS G. TRICE died September 21, 1889.
166. October 3, 1889. JAMES G. MERIWETHER died September 25, 1889.
190. October 22, 1889. Mrs. ELIZABETH CHANDLER died August 22, 1889. CHARLES T. MULHERON died October 9, 1889.
192. November 1, 1889. PETER A. BROWN died October 22, 1889.
231. December 7, 1889. THOMAS SEARCY died on or about April 2, 1887.
237. December 30, 1889. LINDSEY MURRELL died on or about November 13, 1889.
252. January 6, 1890. PETER AMBROSE WORRELL was deceased (no date given) leaving a widow, Cornelia.
261. January 11, 1890. DAVID D. CROW died October 30, 1889.
262. January 16, 1890. Mrs. JANE KENDRICK died about 1868 and her estate was administered by James Kendrick who died. She died "in possession of a claim upon the U.S. Gov'mt." and T. L. Kendrick was now appointed administrator of her estate, but he too died and Mrs. Kendrick's grandson, W. D. Gibbs, qualified as administrator of her estate.
267. February 11, 1890. J. J. BIRDSONG died January 1890.
272. March 8, 1890. ANDREW MAYO, black, died February 22, 1890.
279. March 19, 1890. WILMER L. TOLSON died Dec. 30, 1889; his father, Horace N. Tolson qualified as administrator of his estate. JAMES F. GROGAN, JR. died Dec. 30, 1889; his father, James F. Grogan, qualified as administrator of his estate.
280. March 24, 1889. EDWARD HARKINS died Dec. 30, 1889; his father, Ernest E. Harkins qualified as administrator of his estate. WILLIAM also died.
/The Tolson, Grogan and Harkins boys had died from the caving-in of a land bank that collapsed over them on College Street in Jackson./
306. April 21, 1890. Ms. HANNAH W. O'NEAL died October 1889.
313. May 26, 1890. H. D. ANDERSON died in Jackson, April 25, 1890.
318. July 3, 1890. JAMES R. VANN died June 26, 1890; son, James V. Vann qualified as administrator of his estate.
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334. July 25, 1890. JOHN I. JONES died June 5, 1890.
341. August 11, 1890. Mrs. MARY VILLINES died July 26, 1890.
350. August 29, 1890. JENNIE DAY died in Jackson, August 25, 1890.
361. September 11, 1890. WILLIAM G. O'NEAL died September 1, 1890.
366. September 19, 1890. WILLIAM O. BUTLER died in 1881 leaving children: THOMAS F., JOHN R., DELIA W., W. E., NARCISSA, wife of Napoleon Gentry; MARTHA A., wife of Charles W. Chancellor; NORA, wife of D. W. Collins. MARY O. HENDERSON was deceased, leaving sons William E. and Thomas Henderson.
402. November 28, 1890. STEPHEN M. POWELL died March 16, 1890.
409. December 18, 1890. C. B. BAKER died December 7, 1890.
408. December 17, 1890. E. J. WILLIAMS died May 19, 1890.
429. January 10, 1891. Mrs. MALINDA SWINK died April 18, 1890.
446. March 2, 1891. PETER J. SWINK executed his will September 15, 1851, leaving his estate for life to his wife, MALINDA and after her death, his children would divide estate among them. They were: JESSIE WILBORN SWINK; MARIA CATHARINE SWINK (who married and had children SUSAN and WILLIAM EVANS); BURRELL ROBERT SWINK; MARY SUSAN SWINK (who married and had children ANDREW J. PRICE, MAGGIE PRICE and MAGGIE McCORMICK and THOMAS McCORMICK); SARAH ELIZABETH SWINK (who married J. B. Scarborough, page 485); HENRY HARRISON SWINK; GEORGE WASHINGTON SWINK; DARIUS NEWBERN SWINK (who died unmarried). MALINDA, widow of PETER J. SWINK, died April 1890. A child had been born to her within nine months of her husband's death, a daughter named PETER LAVENIA SWINK, born April 1, 1852, who later married A. C. MURRELL.
In Medon, Tennessee is the grave and tombstone of PETER J. SWINK, the latter inscribed: PETER J. SWINK, born Salsbury, N.C. May 11, 1796, Died Madison Co., Tenn., Oct. 7, 1851, Age 55 y, 7 m, 36 d.
The biographical sketch of HENRY HARRISON SWINK, the son, was published in Goodspeed's HISTORY OF TENNESSEE, Madison Co., 1887, pages 906-907:
H. H. Swink, of the firm of Swink Bros., was born in Tennessee in 1841, and is the son of P. J. and Malinda Swink. The parents are natives of North Carolina, and came to Tennessee in 1836. The father was a merchant, yet successfully followed farming also. He died in 1851. Our subject was reared to the age of fifteen years on the farm, when he, in partnership with Z. Voss, opened a grocery in this town, and did business up to the commencement of the war. Our subject then enlisted in the Confederate service, Thirteenth Tennessee Regiment, under Col. Neely, and remained until wounded at Yazoo City, in March, 1863, which so disabled him that he was compelled to remain at home. During the remainder of the war he worked at the saddler's trade, and at the close resumed the grocery business, in which he continued up to the present time, having added largely to his stock, dry goods, clothing and hardware. In 1876 his brother, Geo. W., went in partnership with him, the firm being known as Swink Bros. Our subject was married in 1873 to Miss Sallie Williams, of this county, daughter of John H. Williams. She was born in 1850, and is the mother of six children, three daughters and three sons. He is a Democrat, and a member of the Masonic order.
465. March 26, 1891. OSCAR D. COULTER, a minor, died July 1890; his father, D. P. Coulter, qualified as administrator of his estate.
499. May 7, 1891. J. M. BARNETT died April 1, 1891.
500. May 9, 1891. Mrs. MARY L. FOGG died March 3, 1891.
547. July 16, 1891. JAMES ANDERSON, a son of Mollie Dunagin, was a minor and killed "by a bank caving in on him" about June 20, 1891.
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565. September 28, 1891. GEORGE B. REID died September 25, 1891.
581. October 2, 1891. Mrs. R. A. MTJLHERON died August 30, 1891.
609. December 8, 1891. J. M. BOOKER died November 1891.
634. January 23, 1892. J. N. GREER died December 22, 1891.
JUNE through OCTOBER 1891 administrators were appointed to handle the small sums of money due the estates of numerous deceased persons in Madison County, disbursed by the United States government. A special commission handled the claims of persons who had paid "direct federal tax" in 1865. The legality of this taxation had come under question, resulting in many instances in the reimbursement for such taxes as were paid in 1866 for the 1865 taxes. A check of the taxes paid by these individuals in the microfilm records of the taxes collected reveals that reimbursements matched quite well what had been charged in this revenue-raising back in 1866. [Civil War Direct Tax Assessment Lists, National Archives: MF 369, T 227, Roll 4; available in Tennessee Room, Jackson-Madison County Public Library, Jackson, Tennessee.]
Persons whose estates were reimbursed and the amount paid:
page 508. B. R. PERSON, $50
F. D. THEUS, $55page 509. JOHN F. CLARK, $38
R. B. HURT, $125page 513. A. T. PEGUES, SR., $100
Mrs. M. C. MERIWETHER, $12page 514. J. S. LYON, $130
J. A. TOMLINSON, $20page 515. FRANK MERIWETHER, $38
W. B. MARSHALL, $54
J. R. GLENN, $45page 516. J. W. CAMPBELL, $250
JOSEPH A. FOGG, $60page 517. W. H. LONG, $l00
page 518. G. N. HARRIS, $45
W. O. BUTLER, $60page 519. GEORGE HICKS, $65
B. F. PUCKETT, $16
DELIA GREER, $20page 520. RADFORD WITHERS, $15
J. W. GLASS, $40
JOHN R. NOWELL, $20page 521. JOHN FULLBRIGHT, $5
JOSEPH WEAVER, $14page 522. J. G. MAYS, $5
F. B. TIDWELL, $5page 526. WESLEY HARRIS, $35
THOMAS GILL, $50
MARY RANDOLPH, $50page 527. NANCY WARLICK, $30
page 528. JAMES L. TALBOT, $57
page 546. J. T. BRYAN, $7
JAMES SOWELL, $5page 549. A. W. FULLER, $50
page 551. B. E. REPLOGLE, $5
page 553. ADAM BROWN, $28
ELISHA P. LOWRANCE, $4
WM. H. GREER, $22page 554. JOHN C. GREER, $6
A. A. GREER, $2.50
JOHN HERRON, $25page 555. JOHN F. NEWSOM, $25
THOMAS H. NEWSOM, $12page 556. J. S. BLAYDE, $32
page 579. CELIA MARSHALL, $6.50
A. B. MARCH, $22
Madison County Court Minute Book 19
1. January 29, 1892. Mrs. M. L. MASSEY died Januar11, 1892.
2. January 29, 1892. JAMES AMIS died January 23, 1892.
5. February 3, 1892. IRENE GRAVES, age 15 years, daughter of George Graves, dec.
6. February 4, 1892. JOHN R. BOBBETT died January 13, 1892.
10. Fetruary 12, 1892. LIBERTY WEIR died January 1892.
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13. February 22, 1892. W. A. ALEXANDER died January 10, 1892.
16. February 25, 1892. C. H. Brown died years before and the U.S. government had now reimbursed his estate $10 for direct tax levied on him in 1865. C. H. Brown appointed administrator for his estate.
31. March 10, 1892. Mrs. M. F. KING had a daughter, LINNIE BELL KING, about 5 years old; the court agreed to allow T. MURPHY to adopt the child with her mother's consent; her name would be changed to LINNIE BELL MURPHY. She would not inherit any of Murphy's property but he would support her. Her natural father, GEORGE KING was deceased.
49. April 18, 1892. W. B. WILIE died April 11, 1892.
53. April 25, 1892. R. H. ANDERSON died April 20, 1892.
57. May 3, 1892. WILLIAM C. MUSE died April 30, 1892.
68. June 16, 1892. Children of P. D. ALEXANDER, dec. were: JOHN A. F. ALEXANDER, age 20; ROBERT ALEXANDER, age 16; WALTER ALEXANDER, age 13; SAMMIE ALEXANDER, age 9.
77. July 4, 1892. E. W. HARRIS died May 17, 1892.
91. July 12, 1892. C. COUGHLIN and wife petitioned court to allow them to adopt ELIZABETH CECELIA DONNELLY, orphan, age 14; they were so allowed and the child's name was changed to ELIZABETH CECELIA COUGHLIN.
95. August 8, 1892. ISAAC EPPERSON, black, died July 31, 1892; brother, Thomas Miller, appointed administrator of his estate.
124. October 3, 1892. WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, "a permanent cripple" was released from paying yearly poll tax.
136. October 18, 1892. JOHN R. WILBON died September 18, 1892; left a widow but no children.
136. October 18, 1892. WAKE BOND, black, died October 5, 1892; widow, Belle.
140. November 19, 1892. Mrs. SALLIE E. THOMPSON died April 3, 1892.
141. November 23, 1892. HENRY THEUS, black, age 6 years, orphan, was adopted by Solomon Bond and wife; name changed to HENRY BOND.
143. November 28, 1892. R. W. BUNTIN died November 20, 1892.
165. December 24, 1892. ENOCH HALL died October 20, 1892.
215. April 3, 1893. JOHN DOUGAN died March 21, 1893.
217. April 6, 1893. J. G. BURTON died (no date given), leaving children: JOHN D., MOLLIE E. McKISSACK, MATTIE L. THORNTON, A. R. BURTON, I. G. BURTON, T. J. BURTON, W. A. BURTON.
231. May 13, 1893. F. M. B0REN died January 8, 1892.
255. July 3, 1893. WILL TROTTER, black, died in Jackson, June 27, 1893 with only a claim for $18 against the Illinois Central Railroad.
264. August 5, 1893. ALEX W. CAMPBELL died June 13, 1893.
272. September 9, 1893. D. W. MOOSE died August 1, 1893.
DANIEL GORMAN died September 1893. Page 323 (Nov. 11, 1893), his heirs were HENRY GORMAN, brother; JANE R. WOODWARD, sister; children of his deceased brother, JAMES GORMAN (GRANT S., CAROLYN, BLANCHE, GRACE, wife of Edward W. Joy); children of his deceased brother, HUGH GORMAN (MINNIE C., wife of James B. Paton; GRACE W., wife of Charles W. Pearce; EDWARD T., HENRY D., ARTHUR T., LUCY, WALTER).325. November 14, 1893. Mrs. CAROLINE SEARCY died October 1893.
327. November 21, 1893. Mrs. M. E. HOWLETT died about January 1893.
329. November 28, 1893. H. C. THOMSON died October 12, 1893.
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310. November 4, 1893. Mrs. JULIA SHORTALL died October 21, 1893.
342. December 12, 1893. Children of W. A. LANE were: ERNEST, age about 17; WILLIAM, age about 14; MATTIE, age about 12; BRITT, age about 10; BLANCHE, age about 8; WALTER, age about 6. JOSIAH LANE was appointed their guardian.
379. February 1, 1894. ALFRED OLIVER died January 27, 1894.
394. February 17, 1894, Mrs. MARY BLASENGAME died February 14, 1894.
414. April 10, 1894. Mrs. M. J. CAMPBELL died March 12, 1894.
417. April 14, 1894. ROSE, wife of HENRY JACKSON, black, died June 27, 1892.
417. April 14, 1894. M. J. HARDIN died March 25, 1894.
432. June 4, 1894. J. W. McKISSACK died June 17, 1893.
453. July 21, 1894. ASA BUNTIN died February 13, 1894.
456. August 30, 1894. JOHN S. GAFFNEY died in Ark., July 30, 1894; unmarried man; his father, MARTIN GAFFNEY administered his estate.
465. September 8, 1894. Mrs. MARGARET J. CARVER died September 4, 1894.
483. October 2, 1894. DANIEL R. ALLISON died January 1894.
503. November 27, 1894. JOHN FOUTCH died October 31, 1894.
559. February 23, 1895. LEONA BLAIR, black, age 9 years, was apprenticed to JOE PATRICK until her 18th birthday. ED BLAIR, black, age 6 years, was apprenticed to JOE PATRICK until his 21st birthday.
563. March 9, 1895. DANIEL C. JOHNS died January 23, 1895.
600. April 30, 1895. CHARLES KUNZ died April 26, 1895.
606. May 6, 1895. Mrs. C. R. WHITTENTON died April 7, 1895.
631. August 13, 1895. G. W. JACOBS died August 1895, leaving no wife or children.
633. August 20, 1895. BARNEY McCABE died August 1895, leaving no wife or children; his father, J. B. McCABE served as administrator of his estate.
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