1 William
Kay, store license for his house in Dover for
12 months beginning 25 Nov 1828; 14 Apr 1829
1 Samuel
Parish, store license for his house in Dover for
12 months beginning 10 Apr 1829; 14 Apr 1829
1 Quintus
C. Atkinson and
Thomas W. Atkins, store license for Quintus’ house in
Dover for
12 months beginning 4 Dec 1828; 14 Apr 1829
1 Henry
L. Atkins, George W. Atkins, James Gray, William R. Atkins, sheriff bond; 5 May 1829
2 Henry
L. Atkins, Cullen Bayliss, William Webster, John Scarborough, C. C. Clements, collector’s bond for 1829 county taxes;
7 May 1829
3 Henry
L. Atkins, Cullen Bayliss, William Webster, John Scarborough, C. C. Clements, collector’s bond for 1829 state taxes; 7
May 1829
3 Joseph
Smith, C. C. Clements, Charles Summers, John Scarborough, Henry L. Atkins, Joseph N. Johnson, George Weaks, James Scarborough, entry-taker’s bond; 7 May 1829
4 Nathan
Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan John Slaughter (aged 6 or 7) to Jane Brown; securities: Abel Rushing, William Gaddy; 4 May 1829
4 Nathan
Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures black boy William (aged 7 about 10 Jun 1830) to John Brigham; securities: William H. West, James Lane; 7 May 1829
5 Mary
Acree, William C. Jones, Jethro Bass, guardian bond for Isaac Acree and
Mary Acree; 4 May 1829
6 Drury
Andrews, William H. Scarborough, James Scarborough, indenture bond for orphan Sally Newberry, aged 18 months; 4 May 1829
7 orphan
Henry Robertson (age 11 on 11 Aug 1829) indentured to Willis Manning; securities: William C. Jones, Samuel Ross; 4 May 1829
7 Nathan
Skinner, James Gray, George W. Atkins, administrator’s bond for Vinson Page; 6 May 1829
8 sale
of the estate of David Scarborough; buyers include James Scarborough Sr., William Scarborough, James Scarborough Jr., John Scarborough, Drury Andrews, William Cherry, Thomas Andrews, David Andrews Sr., Anderson Andrews, Henry Andrews, West Andrews, Thomas Ward, Richard Blanton, Payton S. Cook, John Allen, Absalom Jones, James Davidson, William Norrod, Etheldred Folks, L. H. Cooper, William Folks, Nicholas Critchfield, Henry Blanton; James Scarborough, administrator;
May term, 1829
10 dowry
of Polly Cherry, widow of William Cherry by
John Brown, surveyor, and Lemuel G. Cherry & William B. H. Cherry, chain carriers; 100 acres; 29 Dec 1828
11 account
current with Solomon Milam and
William Milam, administrators of Rowland Milam, by commissioners William Ellis and
Drewry Bird; 4 May 1829
12 administrator’s
report of Miles Williams by
James Gray; 6 May 1829
12 account
current of Isaac Brunson by
administrator Nathan Ross for
the year 1824
12 guardian’s
report by John H. Petty, guardian for the heirs of William King; 4 May 1829
13 account
current of Isaac Brunson by
administrator Nathan Ross; equal payments to: heirs of Daniel Brunson Sr. (Daniel Brunson Jr., Joseph Brunson, Polly Brunson, Sarah Brunson, Margaret Brunson), Moses Brunson, Josiah Brunson Sr., David Brunson Sr., Mathew Brunson, heirs of Josiah Brunson Sr.
(Hezekiah Brunson, Josiah Brunson Jr., Mathew Brunson, Daniel Brunson
Jr. of Georgia, Lenorah Brunson, Allatha Brunson), Susanna Platt; commissioners John Ferrill, Thomas French, Jesse Morris; May 1829
14 widow’s
dower for Mary English, widow of Stephen English, includes 80 acres of the 175-acre tract;
commissioners John Brown, Rubin Lowe, Benjamin Andrews; 15 Dec 1828
15 will
of William Anderson:
three youngest children William Anderson, Clary Anderson, James Anderson; daughter Rebecca McGee; 4 children of deceased daughter Sary Curtis; wife Elizabeth Anderson is
executrix; wit: Uriah Tomlinson, John Tomlinson Sr.; written 4 Apr 1829, proven Aug 1829
16 Elizabeth
Anderson, Abel Jackson, James Thompson, John Tomlinson, administrator’s bond for William Anderson; 3 Aug 1829
17 William
S. Ricks, John Fletcher, Charles Roper, Henry E. Gibson, guardian bond for Elizabeth Ann Bond; 3 Aug 1829
17 Edwin
Barnes, George Weaks, C. C. Clements, guardian bond for Henrietta Pearce; 3 Aug 1829
18 Willis
Manning, William C. Jones, John Manning, guardian bond for Clement M. Luton; 3 Aug 1829
18 Willis
Manning, William C. Jones, John Manning, guardian bond for Mary M. Luton; 3 Aug 1829
19 Willis
Manning, William C. Jones, John Manning, guardian bond for Elizabeth Manning; 3 Aug 1829
20 Willis
Manning, William C. Jones, John Manning, guardian bond for Sally Caroline Luton; 3 Aug 1829
20 Thomas
Bayliss &
Elbert Bayliss, store license for their house in Dover for
12 months beginning 20 Jul 1829; 14 Aug 1829
21 George
Weaks and
Alfred Ross, store license for their store in Dover for
12 months beginning 16 May 1829; 14 Aug 1829
22 William
Randle, Abithel Wallace, Martin Bingham, Anthony Lee, constable bond; 3 Aug 1829
22 sale
of a Negro girl Matilda from the estate of Vinson Page by
and to administrator Nathan Skinner; 18 May 1829
23 John
Fletcher, John Duncan, Henry Vinson, constable bond; 3 Aug 1829
23 Henry
McGee, Joshua Hamblett, David Moore, constable bond; 3 Aug 1829
24 account
current of Matthew Studdart
24 account
current of Miles Williams by
administrator James Gray; 15 Jul 1829
26 account
current of Clement H. Luton by
administrator Willis Manning, with commissioners Jesse Morris, Nathan Ross, Cornelius Anderson; 31 Jul 1829
27 account
current of Susannah Wallace by
commissioners Henry L. Wall, Elisha Williams Sr., John B. Clary; notes on G. W. Wallace, administrator Etheldred Wallace; 30 Jul 1829
28 account
current of William Ross by
James Walker, administrator, with commissioners Jesse Morris, Robert Walker, John Ferrill, commissioners; 24 Jul 1829
29 settlement
between David Irwin and
Elizabeth Caldwell (formerly Elizabeth Edwards); Elizabeth receives money due from her
father’s estate, paid to D. P. Caldwell; May 1829
31 account
current of the guardian of Henrietta Pearce; 9 Jul 1829
31 division
of the estate of William Weaks between heirs Joannah Weaks, Eliza Ann Weaks, Mary Clementine Weaks; 3 Aug 1829
32 account
current of William Ross with administrator James Walker
33 Joseph
Morgan, store license for 12 months beginning 10
Jul 1829; 3 Jul 1829
33 William
H. West, store license for 12 months beginning 10
Jul 1829; 10 Sep 1829
33 account
current with Eliza Boyd, guardian of Richard Boyd; 31 Oct 1829
34 settlement
with James Scarborough, guardian for David Scarborough's heirs, by Alexander B. Outlaw, John Scarborough, John Allen; Nov term, 1829
34 Received
of Anderson Andrews, guardian to Elizabeth Andrews, and Emanuel King, James King and
William King, securities for Anderson Andrews,
as guardian to Westly Andrews and
Elizabeth Andrews; $141.50, willed to Elizabeth Andrews by John Scarborough Sr. of
N.C.; Westly Andrews has received his part ($141.50); test: John K. Colson; 28 Sep 1829
35 account
current of Mann Phillips by
William Phillips; 4 Nov 1829
35 division
of the estate of Clement H. Luton between widow Elizabeth Luton, and heirs Sally C. Luton, Polly M. Luton, Clement M. Luton; 30 Oct 1829
36 inventory
of the estate of William Anderson by
administratrix Elizabeth Anderson; 3 Aug 1829
36 division
of the estate of John Bond among Elizabeth Ann Bond, Elizabeth Elliott; 24 Sep 1829
37 account
current of Jesse Stalls by
commissioners Jesse Morris, Elisha Williams, John Williams; 29 Oct 1829
37 Alexander
M. Wall, Christopher C. Clements, Joseph N. Johnson, constable bond; 4 Nov 1829
38 Robert
Owens, Joseph B. Neville, Edmond Wallace, indenture bond for orphan Edmond Johnson, aged 8; 2 Nov 1829
38 John
Stancil, Jarrot Crisp, indenture bond for Monroe Cherry (age 9); 2 Nov 1829
39 Quintus
C. Atkinson and
Thomas W. Atkinson, store license for 12 months beginning 10
Dec 1829; 11 Dec 1829
39 Robert
Yateman, store license for 12 months beginning 20
Nov 1829; 10 Feb 1830
39 David
Rogers, John Scarborough, ferry bond across Cumberland River; 5 Feb 1830
39 guardian’s
return by Joshua Hamblett, guardian for Alexander Merryman; 1 Feb 1830
40 will
of Rhoda Ward:
son Elijah Ward, son William Ward, grandson Gideon Ward, granddaughters Rhoda Megehee and
Eveline Megehee, son Willis Ward, son Westley Weatherford, son Messer Ward, son Michael Ward, daughter Nancy House; executors are Curtis Gray and
Harris McGregor; wit:
Curtis McGregor, John Williams, Harris McGregor; written 7 Aug
1829; proven Feb 1830
41 account
current of Woodson Daniel with administrators William Crouse and
Elisha Jackson, by commissioners William McAuley, Roderick McAuley, James Coke; 29 Jan 1830
41 guardian’s
return by Willis Manning, guardian for the heirs of Clement H. Luton (Sally C. Luton, Polly M. Luton, Clement M. Luton); 1 Feb 1830
42 account
current of John Skinner with administrator Nathan Skinner, by commissioners Robert Walker, Nathan Ross, Lewis Elliott; 25 Jan 1830
42 David
Rogers, John Scarborough, tavern bond; 3 Feb 1830
43 William
Williams, C. C. Clements, John M. Clements, tavern bond; 3 Feb 1830
43 Alexander
B. Outlaw, John Scarborough, Henry H. Wynns, guardian bond for his daughter Margaret
A. F. O. A. Outlaw; 5 Feb 1830
44 Robert
W. Clements, C. C. Clements, Henry L. Atkins, ranger’s bond; 5 Feb 1830
44 guardian’s
return by John Scarborough, guardian to the heirs of John King
44 guardian’s
return by Nathan Skinner, guardian to the heirs of John Bond (Thomas Bond and
Benjamin Bond) and guardian to John Etheridge, Sally Etheridge, Polly Etheridge, Martha Etheridge; 30 Jan 1830
44 guardian’s
return by Matthew Manning, guardian to Martha Vinson
45 guardian’s
return by Henry L. Wall, guardian to Charles Ann R. King; mentions money received from the estate
of Charles King of
Bertie County, NC
45 guardian’s
return by William W. Bradford, guardian to Carroll J. Bradford
45 guardian’s
return by Etheldred Wallace, guardian for Axum Green Wallace, Josiah Wallace, Maniza Wallace, Harriet Wallace and
George W. Wallace; 1 Feb 1830
45 guardian’s
return by Winifred Wynns, guardian for the heirs of Thomas Wynns
; 5 Feb 1830
45 guardian’s
return by Gladden Gorin, guardian for John Bailey and
Fanny Jackson
45 guardian’s
return by David Irwin, guardian for the heirs of Henry Edwards (James Edwards, W. Edwards, Martha Edwards, Penelope Edwards)
46 will
of John Wall:
children Henry L. Wall, James P. Wall, John Wall, William B. Wall, Alexander M. Wall, Cordey Wall, Moses M. Wall, Mary Hyres?, Elizabeth Clements, Nancy Powell; executors are Christopher C. Clements and
Alexander M. Wall; wit: W. Williams, William Bailey; written 10 Feb 1829, proven May 1830
46 Philip
Hornberger, C. C. Clements, J. N. Johnson, tavern bond; 3 May 1830
47 William
A. Martin, Elijah Fletcher, Robert Walker, constable bond; 3 May 1830
47 Henry
L. Atkins, George W. Atkins, J. N. Johnson, William R. Atkins, collector’s bond; 3 May 1830
48 Curtis
Gray, Joshua Hamblett, John Williams, administrator’s bond for Roda Ward; 3 May 1830
48 Gladden
Gorin and
James King give notice to Mrs. Eliza Boyd that they will petition the court at its May
term to be discharged as securities for the guardianship of her son Richard Boyd; 24 Mar 1830
49 Henry
L. Atkins, George W. Atkins, J. N. Johnson, William R. Atkins, collector’s bond; 3 May 1830
49 Anthony
Lee, Richard Faucett, Mark Milam, constable bond; 3 May 1830
50 William
B. Cherry, James Scarborough, John Scarborough, Joseph Smith, constable bond; 3 May 1830
50 Larkin
Norrod, Joseph Smith, George Cathey, John Scarborough, James Scarborough, constable bond; 3 May 1830
51 widow’s
dower set aside for Mrs. Henry L. Wall (widow of Charles King):
land on Britton’s fork of Saline Creek, adjoining lands of heirs of John Biggs; commissioners Robert Walker, John Biggs, Etheldred Wallace, Henry French, William W. Cherry; 20 Apr 1830
51 guardian’s
return by Ewin McKinney, guardian to David Brunson; mentions money received from his
father’s estate and from Isaac Brunson Sr.’s estate, and money received from Elkanah
Cox, husband of Jane Cox; 4 May 1830
51 guardian’s
return by William C. Jones, guardian to David Jones
51 guardian’s
return by John Tomlinson, guardian to John M. Bradford and
May H. Bradford; Tomlinson is one of the heirs and
receives 1/3 of the money received
51 Abithal
Wallace gives notice to William Randle that he will ask at the May term of the Court
to be released as one of Randle’s securities as constable; 16 Apr 1830
52 Christopher
C. Clements, A. M. Wall, John H. Clements, J. N. Johnson, administrator’s bond for John Wall; 4 May 1830
52 Nathan
Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures Alexander Black (aged 8 in December 1829) to George Wimberly; securities: Elijah Fletcher, Armisted Taylor, Jo. P. Wimberly; 5 May 1830
53 Eliza
A. Boyd, Amelia Thornton, guardian bond for Richard Boyd; 4 May 1830
53 Henry
McGee resigns as constable; 3 May 1830
54 account
current of Joseph M. Smith with administrator Daniel W. Finley, by commissioners John A. Brunson, Philip Hornberger, John Warden; 12 Apr 1830
54 sale
of the estate of William Ellis by
administrator Benjamin Kelly; buyers included Edward Brock, Allison Mallory, Edmond Kelly, Larkin Yarborough, Thomas Slaughter, George Slaughter, Gladden Gorin, William B. Nicholds, James Breeden, Sally Ross, William Tubb; 6 May 1830
55 Samuel
Parrish, store license for 12 months beginning 16
Apr 1830; store is the Dover Branch of Jacob Shryock & Co.; 20 Jul 1830
55 William
Kay & Robert W. Clements, store license for 12 months beginning 30
Nov 1829; 20 Jul 1830
55 George
Weaks & Alfred Ross, store license for 12 months beginning 14
May 1830; 20 Jul 1830
55 Thomas
Bayliss &
Elbert Bayliss, store license for 12 months beginning 20
Jul 1830; 20 Jul 1830
56 Nathan
Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures Edmond Johnson (aged 10 on 10 Dec 1830) to Edward Acree; securities: Reuben Wallace, Elisha Williams; 3 Aug 1830
56 will
of George Boyd Sr.:
wife Polly Boyd, son John Boyd, son-in-law Joseph McCarty, son George Boyd Jr.; executors are wife Polly and son George;
wit: John F. Weaks, Emanuel James; written 24 Jul 1829, proven August 1830
57 account
of the hire of the Negroes Grace & Harry, of the estate of Rice Reddick, by administrator Nathan Ross, for the years 1815-1823; buyers were Elisha Williams, Nathan Ross, Nancy Reddick, William Hodge, William Cherry, Henry Pugh, Lemuel Cherry
57 guardian’s
return by William S. Ricks, guardian for Elizabeth A. Bond; 2 Aug 1830
58 Nelson
Fletcher, Elijah Fletcher, John Fletcher, guardian bond for Nancy Ellis; 2 Aug 1830
58 Nelson
Fletcher, Elijah Fletcher, John Fletcher, guardian bond for William Ellis; 2 Aug 1830
59 Nelson
Fletcher, Elijah Fletcher, John Fletcher, guardian bond for Thomas Ellis; 2 Aug 1830
59 Tobitha
Bayliss, Francis Smith, Rufus M. Smith, guardian bond for Andrew J. Bayliss; 2 Aug 1830
60 Tobitha
Bayliss, Francis Smith, Rufus M. Smith, guardian bond for William Bayliss; 2 Aug 1830
60 Mark
Milam, Anthony Lee, William R. Atkins, constable bond; 2 Aug 1830
61 Nelson
Fletcher, Elijah Fletcher, John Fletcher, guardian bond for Elizabeth Ellis; 2 Aug 1830
61 Tobitha
Bayliss, Francis Smith, Rufus M. Smith, guardian bond for Mary Bayliss; 2 Aug 1830
62 Tobitha
Bayliss, Francis Smith, Rufus M. Smith, guardian bond for Martha E. Bayliss; 2 Aug 1830
62 Tobitha
Bayliss, Francis Smith, Rufus M. Smith, guardian bond for Brunson Bayliss; 2 Aug 1830
63 Mary
(Polly) Boyd, George Boyd, Willis Whitford, Larkin Norrod, administrator’s bond for George Boyd
Sr.; 3 Aug 1830
63 inventory
of the estate of John Wall by
administrator C. C. Clements; 2 Aug 1830
64 account
current with the administratrix of Caleb Ellis by
commissioners John Pinner, Jonathan Elliott, Allen Elliott; 27 Jul 1830
64 guardian’s
report by Rebecca McKinney, guardian for the heirs of Robert McKinney
65 widow’s
dower set aside for Rebecca McKinney (widow of Robert McKinney) by commissioners Henry L. Wall, Nathan Ross, A. G. Wallace, John B. Clary, John Ferrill; widows gets third of 320-acre tract; 8
Jul 1830
65 account
current of John W. Robbs with administrator Jesse Reams Sr. by
commissioners William Ellis, James H. Brigham, Robert Wyatt; 25 Jun 1830
66 account
current of John Jones with administrator William C. Acree by
commissioners John Parker, Jethro Bass, William Sills
68 will
of David Brigham:
wife Elizabeth Brigham, daughter Lucinda Browder, daughter Louisa Trousdale, son Willie B. Brigham, son James Harvy Brigham, daughter Elizabeth Norsworthy; mentions land on White Oak Creek; wit:
James H. Marable, Thomas Ward, Greenberry Summers; written 6 Mar 1830, proven August 1830
69 William
H. West, store license for 12 months beginning 20
Aug 1830; 12 Sep 1830
69 William
Ross, store license for 12 months beginning 18
Mar 1830; 29 Sep 1830
69 John
Harryford, store license at his house in Bowling
Green for
12 months beginning 1 Sep 1830; 1 Sep 1830
70 William
W. Bradford, G. H. Bradford, William Dunbar, William Phillips, constable bond; 1 Nov 1830
70 Abithal
Wallace, Etheldred Wallace, John Wallace, Rubin Wallace, constable bond; 1 Nov 1830
71 Nathan
Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Samuel Bennett (age 8) to John Alsbrooks; security: Isham Alsbrooks; 1 Nov 1830
71 John
Taylor, Richard Taylor, James Hogan, constable bond; 1 Nov 1830
72 Nathan
Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Resden Bennett (age 6) to John Alsbrooks; security: Isham Alsbrooks; 1 Nov 1830
72 Travis
Moore, John Richards, Joseph N. Johnson, administrator’s bond for Patrick H. Moore; 1 Nov 1830
73 Q.
C. Atkinson and
Thomas W. Atkinson, store license for 12 months beginning 4
Dec 1830; 10 Dec 1830
73 Alexander
Howard, John Richards, James Bailey, John F. Hooks, administrator’s bond for Martain Howard; 1 Nov 1830
74 John
Randle, G. W. Atkins, Gabriel Wynns , James Scarborough, guardian bond for Nancy Lilley Lightfoot; 1 Nov 1830
74 John
Randle, G. W. Atkins, Gabriel Wynns , James Scarborough, guardian bond for Thomas John Henry Lightfoot; 1 Nov 1830
75 Lemuel
Morris, Lemuel Williams, administrator’s bond for Nathan Morris; 1 Nov 1830
76 William
Dunbar, William Bradford, William Phillips, Richard Faucett, administrator’s bond for James Dunbar; 1 Nov 1830
76 settlement
with John Brigham, guardian for the heirs of Indimeon Brigham; 1 Nov 1830
77 account
current of Thomas Lightfoot with administrators John Randle and
Henry H. Wynns; 1 Nov 1830
78 sale
of the estate of Nathan Morris by
administrator Lemuel Morris; buyers include Lemuel Morris, Covington
Ford, John Davidson, Lemuel Williams, Lucinda Morris, Eliza Dunbar, Young Barber, Jeptha Morris, William Dunbar, J. H. Suggs, Uriah Tyson, Wright Tyson, William Throgmorton, Gabriel Davis, James Whitsitt, C. B. Davidson, Amon Price, Drury Bonds, Richard Allen, Curtis Gray, William Phillips
79 inventory
of Winefred Rawls by
administrator Elisha Askew; Nov 1830
80 John
Parchment, Thomas Bayliss, J. N. Johnson, administrator’s bond for Joel Mann; 1 Nov 1830
80 sale
of the estate of Joel Mann by
administrator John Parchment; buyers include Nancy Mann, Benjamin Daniel, John Parchment, Francis Smith, Thomas Wynns, Brice Jackson, James Allmon, William Throgmorton, Covington Ford, Jacob Parchment, Uriah Smith, William H. West, John Brown, John Brewer, Henry G. Wells, Uriah Tyson, John H. Marable, John Walker, William Davis, Isaiah Brake, Henry Edwards, Pleasant Cross, James Wyatt, John Ford, John Dilling, Abraham Whitehead, Tapley M. Maddux, James Lowery, Isaac Davis, Hiram Fowler, Morgan B. Wells, Byrom Stacy, John H. Sugg, Thomas Walker, Benjamin Kelly, Salatha Stacy, Edmond Kelly, William Elliott, Deliverance Gray, Daniel Brake, Norfleet Smith, James Newberry, Daniel Curtis, Charles Allmon
84 account
current of Randolph Leek with administrators John Kizer and
William B. Young; Aug 1830
85 Charlton
B. Davidson, William Perkins, W. W. Bradford, ferry bond across Cumberland River near Bald Island; 1 Nov 1830
85 sale
of the estate of George Boyd Sr. by
George Boyd; buyers include George Boyd Jr., John Wofford, Jarrot Crisp, Larkin Norrod, John Bailey, Joel Boyd, William Bailey; 21 Aug 1830
86 James
Scarborough, William Cherry, Barnett Crockarell, coroner's bond; 9 Feb 1831
86 Barnett
Crockarell, John W. Koen, William B. Cherry, ranger’s bond; 9 Feb 1831
86 William
Bailey, C. C. Clements, William Kay, county trustee’s bond; 9 Feb 1831
87 George
R. Craft, John Scarborough, Thomas Bayliss, A. M. Wall, John H. Clements, guardian bond for Margaret O. A. Outlaw, heir of A. B. Outlaw; 10 Feb 1831
87 George
R. Craft, John Scarborough, Thomas Bayliss, A. M. Wall, John H. Clements, guardian bond for William A. Outlaw, heir of A. B. Outlaw; 10 Feb 1831
88 William
Tubb, David Irwin, Benjamin Kelly, constable bond; 7 Feb 1831
88 Nelson
Crosswell, John Scarborough, Vincent Wyatt, constable bond; 7 Feb 1831
89 William
Britton, William Olive, Joseph Smith, Parsons Bruton, Asa Whitford, constable bond; 7 Feb 1831
90 David
Irwin, Thomas Bayliss, Benjamin Kelly, administrator’s bond for Martain Brigham; 7 Feb 1831
90 George
R. Craft, C. C. Clements, William R. Reddick, administrator’s bond for Alexander B. Outlaw; 9 Feb 1831
91 Daniel
McAuley, Malcom McLeod, Robert Wyatt, constable bond; 7 Feb 1831
92 Spires
C. Bennett, William K. Colson, George W. Wallace, administrator’s bond for Nancy Bennett; 10 Feb 1831
93 inventory
and sale of the estate of James Dunbar; buyers include Sarah Dunbar, Charlton B. Davidson, George Yarborough, W. W. Bradford, John Hogan, Thomas Wynns, Green Bradford, Richard Allen, Jesse Stokes, Ann Dunbar, Rhoda Dunbar, William McGehee, William Hooks, John Allen, Richard Faucett, Martha Dunbar, Caleb Williams, Covington Ford, William Phillips, John Ford, Young Barber, William Perkins, Joshua Hamblett, Felix Barbee, William Throgmorton, James Randolph, Gabriel Davis, Simon Williams, Amon Price, Benjamin Cummins, Stephen Rye, Eliza Dunbar, William Dunbar, Henry L. Atkins, James L. Dunbar, John Fletcher, Tapley M. Maddux, John Milam, William Dunbar Jr., James Wilson, William L. Dunbar, Jeremiah Allen, Philip Hall, Lemmy Williams, Uriah Smith, Jeptha Morris, James Summers, Morgan B. Wells
97 widow’s
dower for the widow of James Dunbar by
commissioners James Wilson and
Richard Faucett
97 division
of the lands of Arthur Griffin petitioned by Elizabeth Griffin, guardian for Elizabeth Griffin,
Dawsey Griffin, Nancy Griffin, Elitha Griffin, and Arthur Griffin; heirs include
Dawsey Griffin, Arthur Griffin, Polly Herington, Elitha Griffin, Martha Griffin, Nancy Griffin; 15 Dec 1830
98 account
current of William Ellis with administrator Benjamin Kelly; 5 Feb 1831
99 account
current of Carroll J. Bradford with administrator William W. Bradford
99 guardian’s
return for the heirs of William King
100 guardian’s return by Willis Manning for
Polly M. Luton and
Clement M. Luton, heirs of Clement H. Luton; 7 Feb 1831
100 guardian’s return by David Irwin for
James P. Edwards, Sally W. Edwards, Martha Edwards and
Penelope A. Edwards, minor heirs of Henry Edwards; 7 Feb 1831
100 guardian’s return by Robert Walker for
Betsy Walker (now the wife of John Pinner) and Nancy Walker, heirs of Polly Walker; Feb 1831
101 division of the land of John Bond to
Elizabeth Ann Bond, Henry E. Gibson (for his wife Elizabeth Gibson), William S. Ricks (for his wife Margaret Ricks), Benjamin W. Bond, Thomas P. Bond; 1 Feb 1831
101 guardian’s return by Matthew Manning for
Martha Vinson; 9 Feb 1831
102 Etheldred Wallace, guardian returns for A. G. Wallace, Josiah Wallace, Maniza Wallace, Harriet Wallace and
G. W. Wallace; commissioners Henry L. Wall, John B. Clary; 7 Feb 1831
102 guardian’s return by Nathan Skinner, guardian to the heirs of John Bond (Thomas Bond and
Benjamin Bond) and guardian to John Etheridge, Sally Etheridge, Mary Etheridge, Patsy Etheridge
103 guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian to Elizabeth Manning, heir to the estate of John Jones
103 inventory and sale of the estate of
Martain Howard by administrator Alexander Howard; buyers include Joshua Hamblett, John J. Kennedy, Etheldred Wallace, Alexander Howard, John Richards, William Howard, Frances Howard, William R. Snuggs, Daniel Lewis, Humphrey Nelson, Charles M. Hooks, David C. Pryor; 25 Nov 1830
103 account current of William Christy; 5 Feb 1831
104 guardian’s return by John Scarborough, guardian to the three heirs of John King; mentions suit by heirs of John King
vs. heirs of William King
105 division of the estate (451 acres) of
Tapley Maddux on
3 Dec 1830: one third to the widow, four equal shares of the rest to the heirs;
commissioners W. Dunbar, R. Faucett, George Yarborough, Edmond Stokes, Abner Stokes
105 guardian’s return by Henry L. Wall, guardian to Charles Ann R. King, heir of Charles King Jr.; mentions monies received from Wall’s
agent, E. A. Rhodes, in Bertie County, North Carolina; 7 Feb 1831
106 Robertson Yateman, store license at his home in Dover Furnace for
12 months beginning 20 Nov 1830; 27 Mar 1831
106 Henry L. Atkins, William Kay, William R. Atkins, C. C. Clements, Mark Milam, George W. Atkins, John Frasier, sheriff’s bond; 3 May 1831
107 Henry L. Atkins, William Kay, William R. Atkins, C. C. Clements, George W. Atkins, John Lee, collector’s bond for 1831 county taxes;
3 May 1831
107 Henry L. Atkins, William Kay, William R. Atkins, C. C. Clements, George W. Atkins, John Lee, collector’s bond for 1831 county taxes;
3 May 1831
108 Spires C. Bennett, Jesse Morris, John Kelly, guardian bond for Joel Bennett, heir of William Bennett; 3 May 1831
108 Charles Kelly, John Richards, John Kelly, administrator’s bond for Gray Strawbridge; 2 May 1831
109 Spires C. Bennett, Jesse Morris, John Kelly, guardian bond for Naoma Bennett, heir of William Bennett; 3 May 1831
109 William Scriviner, Benjamin Daniel, David Daniel, guardian bond for Travis Daniel, heir of Woodson Daniel; 2 May 1831
110 Christopher C. Clements, Mary Whitford, William R. Reddick, James King, administrator’s bond for Willis Whitford; 3 May 1831
111 Spires C. Bennett, Jesse Morris, John Kelly, guardian bond for Nancy Bennett, heir of William Bennett; 3 May 1831
111 Spires C. Bennett, Jesse Morris, John Kelly, guardian bond for James Bennett, heir of William Bennett; 3 May 1831
112 William Scriviner, Benjamin Daniel, David Daniel, guardian bond for Nancy Daniel, heir of Woodson Daniel; 2 May 1831
112 William Scriviner, Benjamin Daniel, David Daniel, guardian bond for Mariah Daniel, heir of Woodson Daniel; 2 May 1831
113 Nathan Ross, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan William Johnson, aged 5, to John Downs; securities: Thomas Ward, Henry Eades; 2 May 1831
114 account current of William Bennett with administrator Elisha Williams, by commissioners Jesse Morris, G. W. Wallace, John B. Clary; 13 Dec 1830
114 guardian’s return by William McGee, guardian for the heirs of Briant Oneal (Nancy Oneal, Alesey Oneal)
115 sale of the estate of Nancy Bennett by
administrator Spires Bennett; buyers include Spires C. Bennett, James Bennett, Samuel Stalls, Nancy Bennett, Elisha Williams, W. W. Wilcox, Evans Wallace, John Kelly, Daniel Stalls, Charles Kelly, Lewis Downs, John K. Colson, Elizabeth Ivans, Josiah Stalls, Nadine Bennett, Henry L. Atkins, William Williams, Sary Kelly, Robert Devins, Ballentine Stalls, Edmond Wallace, C. B. Wilcox, Elizabeth Stalls, Richard Cooley, William Colson, William Webster, William Downs, Robert Jackson
116 account current of Robert McKinney with guardian Rebecca McKinney:
payments in 1822 to Isaac McKinney deceased, Mary McKinney; payments in 1823 to Elizabeth McKinney, Samuel McKinney, Jonathan McKinney; 9 Apr 1831
117 guardian’s return by Ewing McKinney, guardian for David Brunson, son of Isaac Brunson; 3 May 1831
117 guardian’s return by Henry L. Wall, guardian for Charles Ann R. King, heir of C. King; 29 Apr 1831
118 additional inventory of the estate of John
Wall by
administrator C. C. Clements; 2 May 1831
118 guardian’s return by Joshua Hamblett, guardian to Allen Merryman; 2 May 1831
119 account current of Messer Ward with administrator Anthony Lee, by commissioners David Moore and
George W. Atkins; 10 Nov 1830
120 inventory and sale of the estate of Martin
Bingham by
administrator David Irwin; many buyers; 4 May 1831
123 inventory of the estate of A. B. Outlaw by
administrator George R. Craft
126 sale of the estate of A. B. Outlaw by
administrator George R. Craft; buyers include A. C. Greer, Richard Blanton, James Scarborough, George W. Atkins, Thomas Bayliss, Robert Williams, John James, Charles Summers, John K. Colson, Henry L. Atkins, William Bailey, John Scarborough, William Aron, George R. Craft, Jacob Shryock, C. C. Clements, John Barnes, Prigeon Manning, Ballantine Stalls, William R. Snuggs, Samuel Stalls, Harriet Outlaw, John H. Petty, Larkin Norrod, Bennet Crockarell, Robert Williamson, Roderick Joiner
127 guardian’s return for the heirs of Arthur Griffin (Dawsey Griffin, Martha Griffin, Nancy Griffin, Elitha Griffin, Arthur Griffin), for the period 2
Feb 1828 through 1 Jan 1831
130 William Ross, store license for 12 months beginning 18
Mar 1831; 2 May 1831
131 Jacob Shryock & James Lee, store license in Dover for
12 months beginning 16 Apr 1831; 16 Aug 1831
131 George Weaks and
Alfred Ross, store license in Dover for
12 months beginning 12 May 1831; 16 Aug 1831
131 William Kay & Robert W. Clements, store license in Dover for
12 months beginning 20 Nov 1830; 16 Aug 1831
131 William Randle, James Gray, Williamson Williams, guardian bond for Harrison Williams, Maria Williams, William Williams and
Susan Williams, heirs of Miles Williams; 2 Aug 1831
133 account current of the estate of Thomas Wynns by
administrator Henry H. Wynns
134 William B. Nicholds, Benjamin Kelly, William Tomlinson, guardian bond for Mary Ellis, Harriet Ellis, Fanny Ellis, William Ellis, heirs of William Ellis; 1 Aug
1831
136 Gabriel R. Jernigan, William Currie, Leonard Shaw, guardian bond for Sally Jernigan and
Margaret Jernigan; 1 Aug 1831
137 Henry Ferrell, Robert Walker, Asa Morris, constable bond; 1 Aug 1831
137 William B. Nicholds, Benjamin Kelly, William Tomlinson, guardian bond for Nancy Ellis, heir of William Ellis; 1 Aug 1831
138 sale of the estate of Willis Whitford; buyers include Mary Whitford, John Stokes, Larkin Norrod, John Richards, Henry L. Atkins, William Kay, John Randle, Asa Whitford, John Whitford, Samuel Stalls, William Folks, Jaby Geurin, Jarrot Crisp, Willis Whitford, James Andrews
140 account current of Thomas Wynns with administrators James Jones and
H. H. Wynns; 2 Aug 1831
140 settlement with Curtis Gray, administrator of Rhoda Ward; 29 Jul 1831
140 inventory of the estate of Willis Whitford by
C. C. Clements and
Mary Whitford, administrators; 11 May 1831
141 settlement with David Irwin, guardian to the heirs of Henry Edwards (James Edwards, Sally Edwards, Martha B. Edwards, P. Edwards; 26 Jul 1831
142 settlement with Nathan Skinner, administrator of Vinson Page
144 Elbert Bayliss & George Craft, store license for 12 months beginning 20
Jul 1831; Sep 1831
144 William H. West, store license for 12 months beginning 20
Aug 1831
144 James Herndon, David C. Wilson, James C. Wilson, administrator’s bond for William Herndon; 7 Nov 1831
145 Jesse Edwards, David Irwin, Henry Webb, guardian bond for Martha B. Edwards, Sarah W. Edwards, Penelope A. M. Edwards, heirs of Henry Edwards; 7 Nov 1831
147 William Bailey, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan William Johnson, aged 6, to Benjamin W. Tayloe; securities: David Hardison, Hardison Daniel; 7 Nov 1831
147 William Bailey, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Edmond Johnson, aged 11, to Benjamin W. Tayloe; securities: David Hardison, Hardison Daniel; 7 Nov 1831
148 Joseph Morgan, John Lee, Mathew Morgan, ferry bond; 8 Nov 1831
149 will of John T. Turner:
stepson Bartholomew Singleton, stepson William Singleton, wife Polly Turner, daughter Ellender Turner, Elizabeth Turner, Margaret Turner; executors are Andrew Irwin and
Nelson Crosswell; test:
J. A. Collins, Edmond Minor, Beverly Beacham; written 22 Apr 1831, proven Nov 1831
149 will of George W. Wallace:
wife Elizabeth Wallace, children; executors are wife Elizabeth
and friend Elisha Williams; wit:
Jesse Morris, John Wallace; written 7 Aug 1831, proven Nov 1831
150 account current of John Wall with administrators C. C. Clements and
A. M. Wall; 7 Nov 1831
150 Willis Manning, William C. Jones, John Manning, administrator’s bond for Samuel Luton; 7 Nov 1831
151 John Hickerson, Andrew Irwin, Nelson Crosswell, administrator’s bond for Ezekiel Hickerson; 8 Nov 1831
152 Benjamin Kelly, David Rushing, Henry Edwards, Henry L. Atkins, Nelson Crosswell, tobacco inspectors’ bond; 9 Nov 1831
152 guardian’s return by William B. Nicholds, guardian for the heirs of William Ellis
153 Elisha Williams, Jesse Morris, William Vickers, administrator’s bond for George W. Wallace; 7 Nov 1831
153 Nelson Crosswell, Andrew Irwin, David Rushing, Rufus M. Smith, administrator’s bond for John T. Turner; 7 Nov 1831
154 Jesse Edwards, David Irwin, Henry Webb, guardian bond for James P. Edwards; 7 Nov 1831
155 additional inventory of the estate of John
Wall by
administrator C. C. Clements
155 John W. Hereford, store license for 12 months beginning 1
Sep 1831; 9 Jan 1832
155 John W. Koen, John Scarborough, John H. Petty, guardian bond for John Bailey; 9 Feb 1832
156 Gladden Gorin Jr., John H. Clements, William Kay, John W. Koen, Henry L. Atkins, administrator’s bond for Gladden Gorin;
9 Feb 1832
157 Gladden Gorin, Henry Wynns, C. C. Clements, guardian bond for George W. Gorin; 10 Feb 1832
157 Daniel Dawson, Robert Williamson, John Randle, Benjamin W. Tayloe, guardian bond for Nancy Lightfoot; 6 Feb 1832
158 Daniel Dawson, Robert Williamson, John Randle, Benjamin W. Tayloe, guardian bond for Thomas Lightfoot; 6 Feb 1832
158 Tapley Maddux, William Phillips, Lemmy Williams, guardian bond for Debra Maddux; 6 Feb 1832
159 Jacob Parchment, John Parchment, Benjamin Kelly, William Ellis, administrator’s bond for John Parchment;
5 Feb 1832
159 William Sills, Littleberry Belisle, Benjamin Herndon, administrator’s bond for Samuel Fox; 6 Feb 1832
160 William Bailey, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan mulatto boy Jim
Scott, aged 3, to Benjamin Kelly; 6 Feb 1832
161 William Bailey, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Lucinda Black, aged 7 last September; to Robert Walker; 6 Feb 1832
162 William Bailey, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Henry J. Soary, aged 16 last June,
to Willie B. H. Jones; 6 Feb 1832
162 John Ferrill, Joel Jones, William Webster, guardian bond for Francis Yarborough; 5 Feb 1832
163 John Ferrill, Joel Jones, William Webster, guardian bond for Samuel Yarborough; 5 Feb 1832
163 John Ferrill, Joel Jones, William Webster, guardian bond for Amon Yarborough; 5 Feb 1832
164 John Ferrill, Joel Jones, William Webster, guardian bond for Asa Yarborough; 5 Feb 1832
165 John Parchment, Benjamin Kelly, William Phillips, William Ellis, administrator’s bond for Joel Mann; 6 Feb 1832
166 guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian for Sally C. Luton, Polly Luton, Clement M. Luton, heirs of Clement H. Luton
166 guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian for Elizabeth Manning, heir of John Jones
166 guardian’s return by William W. Bradford, guardian for C. J. Bradford, heir of Benjamin Bradford
166 receipt from Thomas Crutcher, state Treasurer, to William Williams, Stewart County Clerk, for taxes for the
year ending 1 Oct 1831
167 sale of the estate of George W. Wallace; buyers include widow Elizabeth Wallace, John Ford, Evans Wallace, Charles Kelly, John Wallace, Joshua Whitehead, Daniel Stalls, Etheldred Wallace, Abithal Wallace, Benjamin Curry, William Phillips, Solomon Vollentine, Thomas Whitford, Lewis Downs, Isaac McKinney, John B. Clary, Robert Owens, Josiah Stalls, Robert Walker, William Vick, William Wallace, Henry L. Wall, Edmond Wallace
169 sale of the estate of Samuel Luton; buyers include Elizabeth Luton, William C. Jones, Willis Manning, David Jones, Thomas Whitford, Joseph Miller, John Pinner, Robert Walker, Nathan Stancil, Reed Luton, John Manning, John Duncan, Reuben Wallace, William H. Cherry, Armstead Taylor, Lewis Elliott, Frederick Clark, Isaac McKinney, James Wimberly, John Wallace, Hosea Borin, William Wallace, John Kingins, Nathan Skinner, Jonathan Skinner, Orvil Champion, Abram Brunson, Edmond Wallace
171 account current of Martain Brigham with administrator David Irwin; 14 Jan 1832
172 account current of Samuel Luton with administrator Willis Manning
172 guardian’s return by Jesse Edwards, guardian for James P. Edwards, Sally W. Edwards, Martha B. Edwards and
Penelope A. M. Edwards, heirs of Henry Edwards
172 guardian’s return by John Tomlinson, guardian for John M. Bradford and
Mary H. Bradford, heirs of Hillery Bradford; 10 Feb 1831
172 guardian’s return by Martha Manning, guardian for Martha Vinson; Feb 1832
173 settlement with John Randle, administrator of Thomas Lightfoot; 3 Feb 1832
173 widow’s provisions for the widow of Samuel
Luton; 19 Nov 1831
173 guardian’s return by Ewin McKinney, guardian for David Brunson; 6 Feb 1832
174 will of John Parchment:
wife Margaret, daughter Nancy Mann (widow of Joel Mann), daughter Elizabeth Stanly (wife of Alexander Stanly), son James Parchment, daughter Polly Curtis (wife of William Curtis), son Jacob Parchment, son John Parchment, son Jesse Parchment, youngest son Learner Parchment; administrators are sons Jacob and John;
test: Nathan Thomas, William Dowdy, John Kizer; written 1 Jun 1831, proven Feb 1832
175 account current of Martin Bingham by
administrator David Irwin; returned Feb 1832
175 guardian’s return by Joshua Hamblett, guardian for Allen Merryman; Feb 1832
176 Thomas Weaks, John K. Colson, W. B. H. Cherry, constable bond; 7 May 1832
176 Larkin Norrod, John K. Colson, John Scarborough, constable bond; 7 May 1832
177 William B. Cherry, Thomas Weaks, John Scarborough, constable bond; 7 May 1832
177 Mary Whitford, Alexander Ables, Asa Whitford, guardian bond for Cowen Whitford; 7 May 1832
178 Mary Whitford, Alexander Ables, Asa Whitford, guardian bond for David Whitford; 7 May 1832
178 Mary Whitford, Alexander Ables, Asa Whitford, guardian bond for Caroline Whitford; 7 May 1832
179 Mary Whitford, Alexander Ables, Asa Whitford, guardian bond for Polly Whitford; 7 May 1832
179 Mary Whitford, Alexander Ables, Asa Whitford, guardian bond for Rebecca Whitford; 7 May 1832
180 Mary Whitford, Alexander Ables, Asa Whitford, guardian bond for Jesse Whitford; 7 May 1832
180 account current with Jacob Parchment and
John Parchment, administrators of Joel Mann
181 inventory of the estate of Gladden Gorin Sr.
182 John Scarborough, William B. Cherry, T. S. Scarborough, guardian bonds for Elizabeth and Charles
King; 9 May 1832
183 John Scarborough, William B. Cherry, Larkin Norrod, guardian bond for Mary Ann King; 9 May 1832
183 Jethro Bass, Henry Vinson, Robert McDugal, administrator’s bond for James Barnes; 7 May 1832
184 George Weaks, John F. Weaks, Joseph Smith, administrator’s bond for Charles Weaks; 5 May 1832
184 guardian’s return by Henry L. Wall, guardian for Charles Ann Rhodes King; 2 May 1832
185 John R. Acree, Isaac McKinney, William Ross, administrator’s bond for John A. Acree; 7 May 1832
185 widow’s provisions for Harriet C. Outlaw, widow of A. B. Outlaw
186 sale of the estate of Gladden Gorin by
administrator Gladden Gorin; buyers include William McGee, Samuel Eldridge, Josiah Clark, John Walker, Pleasant Cross, William Brigham, Adam McGee, Biram Stacy, Henry H. Gorin, Ransom Milam, Hugh McMillan, Thompson B. Gorin, Robert H. Gorin, Edmond Wooldridge, David Turner, John Bateman, Alexander Winstead, Malcom McLeod, Stephen Milam, Duncin Elly, William L. Larkin, James H. Brigham, David Moore, John T. Alford, William A. Tomlinson, Alfred G. Moore, Martain Butler, John Lewis
187 inventory of the estate of John Parchment by
executors Jacob Parchment and
John Parchment; 8 May 1832
188 inventory and sale of the estate of Samuel
Fox; buyers include Orvil Champion, William Sills, Joshua Spiceland, Hardy B. Sills, Henry Bell, Josiah Sills, John W. Hicks, Winny Fox, Briant Outland, Ira Belisle
188 administrator’s return of the estate of
James Dunbar, by administrator William Dunbar; 7 May 1832
189 account current of Samuel Yarborough with administrator Nathan Yarborough; 9 Mar 1832
190 administrator’s return of Martain Howard by
administrator Alexander Howard, with commissioners William Williams, James Pryor, Henry E. Gibson
190 guardian’s return by Nathan Skinner, guardian for Thomas Bond, Benjamin Bond, John Etheridge, Sally Etheridge, Polly Etheridge, Martha Etheridge
190 guardian’s return by George R. Craft, guardian for Margaret Outlaw and
William Outlaw
191 Absalom Fentress, W. K. Turner, A. H. Allen, administrator’s bond for William Tubb; 9 May 1832
192 widow’s dower for Elizabeth Luton, widow of Samuel Luton; widow gets 140 acres of the 420-acre
farm, adjoining lands of John Kingins; 5 Apr 1832
192 Edmond Stokes, William Dunbar, Joshua Hamblett, George Yarborough, constable bond; 10 Aug 1832
193 Henry L. Atkins, George W. Atkins, Benjamin Kelly, C. C. Clements, collector's bond for public taxes for
1832; 10 Aug 1832
194 James Cook, William Hornberger, Allen Carter, Daniel D. Mumfree, Joseph Lockhart, Samuel Lockhart, James Smith, administrator’s bond for Philip Hornberger; 10 Aug 1832
195 Lawrence M. Manning, John Scarborough, William Kay, administrator’s bond for Roderick Joiner; 7 Aug 1832
196 Christopher C. Clements, Q. C. Atkinson, William Kay, administrator’s bond for William R. Reddick; 7 Aug 1832
197 Frederick H. Clark, Littleberry Clark, Joseph Griffin, guardian bond for William Ellis, Thomas Ellis, Elizabeth Ellis, Nancy Ellis; 10 Aug 1832
197 Robert Williamson, Joseph Smith, George Weaks, guardian bond for Patsey Vinson; 7 Aug 1832
198 Benjamin Kelly, David Rushing, Hugh McMillan, guardian bond for Sally Harris Kelly; 8 Aug 1832
198 inventory of the estate of John J. Acree by
administrator John R. Acree; returned Aug 1832
198 additional inventory of the estate of
Willis Whitford by
administrator C. C. Clements; 6 Aug 1832
199 will of Clement Aldridge:
wife Delany Aldridge, unnamed children; executors are Edmond Tayloe and
John Metheny; wit:
Stephen Parker, Joshua Dincans; written 2 Apr 1819, proven Aug 1832
199 nuncupative will of Isham Sills; wife and children not named; Sills
died 23 Apr 1832; witnessed by Josiah Sills, Green H. Wiggins, William Sills; proven Aug 1832
200 inventory and sale of James Barnes by
Jethro Bass, administrator; buyers include Kizey Barnes, Charles J. Miles, James Lock, Charles Boren, Jethro Bass, William Parker; mentions receipt of Stephen Sesby? living in Northampton County, NC; 1 Aug 1832
201 inventory and sale of the estate of
Charles Weaks by administrator
George Weaks; buyers include widow, H. L. Atkins, Samuel Stalls, Martha McGee, John Wall, R. Owens, G. W. Atkins, C. B. Wilcox, John Richards, William Kay, S. K. Vollentine, William Milam, William Webster, George Weaks, A. Wallace, W. R. Snuggs, W. B. Cherry; 30 May 1832
202 sale of the estate of John J. Acree; buyers include Martha Acree, Nathaniel Acree, Jared Sills, Jesse Lassiter, James Wimberly, William Perkins, Polly Acree, Elizabeth Griffin, John R. Acree, Jethro Bass, Orvil Champion, Littleberry Hamilton, Joel Outland, Jacob Sills, William Parker, William Fennell; returned Aug 1832
202 year’s provisions for the widow of John J.
Acree; 18 May 1832
202 year's provisions for widow of Charles Weaks by
William Webster, John Marshall, Abithal Wallace; 30 May 1832
203 account current with William McGee, guardian for the heirs of Briant Oneal
204 Abner Pearce, father of William F. Pearce and
Neal Pearce, legatees of Charles Weaks, releases to Elizabeth Weaks, widow of Charles Weaks, his
children’s claims to the estate; test:
Alfred H. Powell, John H. Clements; written 1 Jun 1832, proven Aug 1832
204 power of attorney from Henry A. Powell (Haywood County, TN) to son Thomas B. Powell in
Stewart County, for claims against the estate of Alexander Walker; wit:
Jo. P. Wimberly, J. E. Brame; 20 Jul 1832
204 power of attorney from Moses Brunson to
Elijah Fletcher for
claims against Nathan Ross, administrator of Isaac Brunson; 4 Apr 1832
205 John B. Dorch (Montgomery County), Isaac Dorch (Robertson
County) and Robert West (Dickson County), title bond to John Hays for
410 acres on Guice’s Creek sold by Dorch and wife Lucinda to Hays
on 5 Nov 1828; land had been granted to John Baker and
was deeded to Lucinda Dorch; written 25 Sep 1830, proven Aug 1832
205 Abithal Wallace, Samuel Ross, Etheldred Wallace, constable bond; 6 Nov 1832
206 John Tayloe, Richard Tayloe, John McGlawn, constable bond; 7 Nov 1832
206 Martha McGee, Adam McGee, John Marshall, ferry bond across Cumberland River near the mouth of Neville’s Creek; 8 Nov 1832
207 C. C. Clements, Henry L. Atkins, John Clements, John Scarborough, administrator’s bond for John Hereford; 6 Nov 1832
208 Martha Manning, Arther Manning, Willis Manning, John Kingins, administrator’s bond for William Manning; 5 Nov 1832
209 William Bailey, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Samuel Mathis?, aged 15, to Augustin Thompson; security: William H. West; 5 Nov 1832
210 Edmond Miller, Richard Crosswell, Nehemiah Fowler, administrator’s bond for Jefferson Miller; 7 Nov 1832
211 William H. Bradford, John Milam, Gideon Milam, constable bond; 6 Nov 1832
211 William Bailey, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan William Wilkins Collins, aged 2, to Sarah Collins; 5 Nov 1832
212 Isaiah Sanders, C. C. Clements, C. B. Davidson, administrator’s bond for John Williams; 7 Nov 1832
213 sale of Philip Hornberger by
administrators James Coke and
William Hornberger; many buyers; 23 Aug 1832
221 list of notes due the estate of Philip Hornberger, by administrators James Coke and
William Hornberger; 23 Aug 1832
223 book amounts of Philip Hornberger; mentions “Colson’s son-in-law
Samuel”
225 account current of William Dunbar by
commissioners William Phillips, John Kercheval; 8 Nov 1832
226 sale of the estate of William R. Reddick by
C. C. Clements, administrator; buyers include Cullen Bayliss, C. C. Clements, Jonathan Skinner, John Duncan, A. W. Ross, John Richards, William Kay, John Petty, L. M. Manning, E. Williams, A. M. Wall, William R. Snuggs, Henry L. Atkins, A. M. Powell, John H. Quarls; 6 Nov 1832
227 guardian’s return by Martha Manning, guardian for Martha Vinson; 21 Oct 1832
228 inventory of the estate of William R. Reddick by
administrator C. C. Clements; 6 Nov 1832
228 William Randle, guardian's return for the minor heirs of
Miles Williams (Benjamin Williams, William Williams, Susannah J. Williams, Harrison Williams, Mariah Williams); Nov 1832
229 sale of the estate of Gladden Gorin; buyers include Martain Armington, James Rushing, Henry Edwards, Robert Dowdy, Richard Faucett, Josiah Clark, Alexander G. Clark, Byrom Stacy, Henry H. Gorin, Francis Jackson, Thompson B. Gorin, George Rushing, James Pinner Jr., James H. Brigham, Kinsey Tubb, Adam Milam, Elizabeth Jackson, Francis Harriford, Anguish McAuley, Drury D. Brinson, John Brown, Salathial Stacy, John Hayes, Pleasant Cross, David Moore, John Jackson, John M. Brigance, Joel Duboyce, Thomas Simpson, Joshua P. Knight, John Milam, Conrad Stephens, Henry G. Wells, Jesse Edwards, Thomas Walker, Jesse Slaughter, Mary Braden, P. B. Tubb, David Swor, Jesse Parchment
231 will of Nancy Gorin:
son Gladden Gorin is
executor; wit: Josiah Clark; written 28 Aug 1832
232 sale of the estate of William Tubb; buyers include Elias Tubb, Malcom McLeod, Edmond Kelly, Gilbert Washburn, William Tomlinson, Absalom Fentress, Joseph Pinner
233 William Curtis, Jacob Parchment, William Ellis, guardian bond for Elizabeth Mann, Martha Mann, Nancy Mann, Eliza Mann, Margaret Mann and
Patsy Mann; 5 Nov 1832
234 commissioners settlement with Alexander Brightwell, administrator of John W. Lumpkin; 6 Nov 1832
235 William Bailey, William Kay, C. C. Clements, county trustee’s bond; 6 Feb 1833
235 Nelson Crosswell, John Scarborough, James Wilson, constable bond; 4 Feb 1833
236 William Bruton, Joseph Smith, Ephraim Gatlin, constable bond; 4 Feb 1833
236 Roderick McAuley, William Wyatt, Allen Barnes, constable bond; 4 Feb 1833
237 Benjamin W. Tayloe, Richard Tayloe, David Daniel, constable bond; 4 Feb 1833
237 James Parchment, John H. Marable, John Kizer, administrator’s bond for Thomas Herrod; 8 Feb 1833
238 Andrew Collins, Cornelius Anderson, Samuel Ross, ferry bond across Cumberland River at
the mouth of Dyers Creek; 4 Feb 1833
238 guardian’s return by John Tomlinson, guardian for John M. Bradford and
Mary H. Bradford
239 inventory of the estate of John W. Hereford by
administrator C. C. Clements; 2 Feb 1833
240 sale of the estate of John W. Hereford; buyers include Juliet H. Hereford, William W. Bradford, J. L. Dunbar, Isaac Myers, Robert Wyatt, James Randolph, Henry G. Wells, Allen Robertson, David Rushing, James Breedin, Francis H. Hereford, Allen Mobley, John Walker, Simon Williams, Henry Cato, Alfred Moore, W. W. West, W. Allmond, W. Hornberger, James Rushing, A. Fentress, John Clark, John Parchment, Jesse A. Brunson, C. C. Clements; 2 Feb 1833
241 inventory of the estate of William Tubb by
administrator Absalom Fentress
242 guardian’s return by Jesse Edwards, guardian to the heirs of Henry Edwards (Martha B. Edwards, P. A. M. Edwards)
243 inventory of the estate of William Manning; buyers include Mrs. Manning, Drucilla Manning, Martha Manning, Arther Manning, Thomas P. Bonds, William A. Martin, Jonathan Ramey, Allen Mobley, Joseph Lockhart, Samuel Lockhart, James Cook, William Hornberger, Thomas Lewis, Joshua Brake, Phillip Williams, Richard Shote, Harvy Burton, John Smith, Mark Weaks, Deliverance Gray, Jesse A. Brunson, Frederick Sidebottom, Joseph Bishop, Jesse Collier, William Ellis
244 inventory of the estate of Thomas Herrod by
administrator James Parchment
245 sale of the estate of Woodson Daniel by guardian William Scriviner; buyers include William Barnes, Benjamin Daniel, William Scriviner, James McGee, Reubin Jones, Mark Weaks, John Bell, Isaiah Brake
245 widow's provisions for William Manning, by Henry L. Wall, Armsted Taylor, John Duncan; 13 Nov 1832
245 settlement of the estate of William Bayliss by
commissioners William Ellis, G. H. Bradford, W. W. Bradford; 26 Dec 1832
246 guardian’s return by Henry L. Wall, guardian for Charles Ann R. King, heir of C. King; 4 Feb 1833
246 inventory of the property of John Williams by
administrator Isaiah Sanders; 6 Feb 1833
246 commissioners return of dower to the widow
of Thomas Lightfoot, now the wife of Daniel Dawson; land on the east fork of Leatherwood
Creek, including the dwelling house; 12 Jan
1833
247 division of the lands of William Bennett, to heirs Charles W. Bennett, William Bennett, Duke W. Bennett, Spires Bennett, James Bennett, Ellinor Bennett, Neoma Bennett, Joel Bennett, Nancy Bennett; commissioners were Elisha Williams, Jesse Morris, Samuel Ross, Ephraim Gatlin; 4 Dec 1832
248 account current of Nancy Bennett with administrator Spires Bennett, by commissioners Jesse Morris, Elisha Williams, Ephraim Gatlin; mentions land in North Carolina; 4 Dec 1832
249 division of the lands of Gladden Gorin to
heirs Gladden Gorin, Henry Gorin, John Gorin, Isaac Cruck, George W. Gorin, Thompson Gorin, Robert Ormsby and
wife, Leroy Hewlet, Francis Hewlet; land was on Richland Creek, Humphreys County, and Wells Creek, Stewart County; 6 Feb 1833
250 commissioners return of dower to the widow
of Caleb Ellis, one third of the 137-acre tract on
Saline Creek; 11 Dec 1832
251 guardian’s return by John Scarborough, guardian to the heirs of John King
251 account current with John Scarborough, guardian to the heirs of John King; 25 Sep 1832
252 guardian’s return by Robert Williamson, guardian to Patsy Vinson
252 James Scarborough, William Crosswell, Henry Earls, John Scarborough, coroner's bond; 5 Feb 1833
253 Henry Edwards, Solomon Rye, Benjamin Kelly, Drury D. Brinson, guardian bond for Thomas W. Lewis and
______ Lewis; 4 Feb 1833
254 Henry L. Atkins, George W. Atkins, John Frasier, James King, William R. Atkins, sheriff's and collector's bonds; 7 May
1833
255 Henry L. Atkins, George W. Atkins, John Frasier, James King, William R. Atkins, collector's bond; 7 May 1833
255 Nathan P. Thomas, Drury D. Brinson, Francis McCarroll, constable bond; 7 May 1833
256 Jesse Lassiter, Solomon K. Vollentine, Ebinezer Brown, guardian bond for minor orphan Quincy A.
Luton; 6 May 1833
256 Green H. Bradford, William Randle, William W. Bradford, Uriah Tomlinson, constable bond; 6 May 1833
257 John Richards, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Robert Brown, aged 5, to Briant Outland; 8 May 1833
257 guardian’s return by Benjamin Kelly, guardian to his daughter Sally Harris Kelly; 6 May 1833
258 Jesse Lassiter, Solomon K. Vollentine, Ebinezer Brown, guardian bond for minor orphan Dudley Luton; 6 May 1833
258 commissioner’s settlement with John Parchment and
Benjamin Kelly, administrator of Joel Mann; 3 May 1833
259 widow’s dower for the widow of John J. Acree:
one third of the estate, adjoining the lands of Leonard Shaw; 8 Apr 1833
259 William Bradford, Green H. Bradford, Joshua Hamblett, guardian bond for minor orphans Martha Dunbar, Clarissa Dunbar, William Dunbar; 6 May 1833
260 guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian for Clement M. Luton, heir of Clement H. Luton, Elizabeth Manning, heir of John Jones, Sally C. Luton, heir of Clement H. Luton, and
Polly M. Luton, heir of Clement H. Luton
261 Sarah Dunbar, William W. Bradford, Green H. Bradford, guardian bond for Adeline Dunbar, Sarah Dunbar, Samuel Dunbar; 6 May 1833
261 William H. Balance, William H. G. Balance, Samuel Ross, William Fennell, guardian bond for Catherine Balance; 6 May 1833
262 John Richards, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures Thomas McGee, aged 15 on 9 Mar 1833, to Thomas Hooks; security: Robert Walker; 6 May 1833
263 William C. Jones, Willis Manning, William M. Manning, guardian bond for Dawsey Griffin, Elitha Griffin and
Arthur Griffin; 6 May 1833
263 guardian’s return by William Curtis, guardian for the heirs of Joel Mann
264 Christopher C. Clements, Henry L. Atkins, Alfred H. Powell, administrator’s bond for Elisha Jackson; 6 May 1833
265 sale of the estate of Ezekiel Hickerson by
administrator John Hickerson; buyers include Elizabeth Lankford, James Herndon, Jesse James, James Mathis, Greenberry Summers
265 Jesse Lassiter, Solomon K. Vollentine, Ebinezer Brown, guardian bond for Benjamin F. Luton; 6 May 1833
266 Jesse Lassiter, Solomon K. Vollentine, Ebinezer Brown, guardian bond for minor orphan Henry E. Luton; 6 May 1833
266 Jesse Lassiter, Solomon K. Vollentine, Ebinezer Brown, guardian bond for minor orphan Lucy Ann Luton; 6 May 1833
267 Jesse Lassiter, Solomon K. Vollentine, Ebinezer Brown, guardian bond for minor orphan Rebecca Luton; 6 May 1833
268 Jesse Lassiter, Solomon K. Vollentine, Ebinezer Brown, guardian bond for minor orphan
Temperance Luton; 6 May 1833
268 sale of the estate of Daniel McAuley by
administrator William McAuley
269 inventory of the estate of Daniel McAuley; 4 May 1833
269 list of notes of the estate of Daniel McAuley
270 account current of William Cherry by
William Williams, C. C. Clements, William Bailey with administrators Lamuel Cherry, Thomas Dodd; 6 May 1833
271 settlement with Elisha Williams, administrator of George W. Wallace, by commissioners Jesse Morris, Henry L. Wall, Etheldred Wallace; 29 Mar 1833
272 account current of the estate of William Tubb by
administrator A. Fentress; heirs include widow, J. Tubb, M. A. Hawkins, M. Holcombe, S. Trammell
273 census of 1833 returned by Thomas Buckingham:
as of 1 Jan 1833, there were 1325 free males aged 21 or older in the
county; 4 Jul 1833
274 Lewis Wimberly, Benjamin W. Tayloe, Larkin Norrod, Frederick Weston, administrator’s bond for Henry Wimberly; 5 Aug 1833
274 William McAuley, Allen Barnes, Roderick McAuley, administrator’s bond for Daniel McAuley; 4 Feb 1833
275 Henry Ferrill, Armisted Taylor, John Pinner, constable bond; 5 Aug 1833
276 Shadrick Trammell, Elias E. Trammell, Elias Tubb, William Tubb, Joseph Kimble, administrator’s bond for William Tubb;
6 Aug 1833
277 inventory of the estate of Elisha Jackson by
administrator C. C. Clements; 5 Aug 1833
277 sale of the estate of Elisha Jackson by
administrator C. C. Clements; buyers include Gordon Brown, Mrs. Jackson, Jonathan Ramey, Jesse Collier, Moses Milam, Jesse Mann, Jesse Jackson, Alford McClain, J. H. Rainwaters, William McAuley, Gilly Wyatt, Samuel Lockhart, William A. Barnes, Samuel French, Abner Johnson, James Collier, William Wyatt, Enoch Fowler, Allen McCaskill, Rubin Jones, Jonathan Rogers, Benjamin Daniel, John Bell, John Barnes, Elisha Jackson, James Cook, Thomas White, William Gaddy, Joshua Brake
279 Joseph Kimble, A. Fentress, William Rye, guardian bond for Willie B. Brigham; 7 Aug 1833
279 John Scarborough, William B. Cherry, tavern bond; 8 Aug 1833
280 Gilbert Wyatt, William McAuley, John Bell, guardian bond for minor orphan Nimrod Wyatt; 5 Aug 1833
280 Simeon W. Cooley, Richard Cooley, guardian bond for minor orphan Edith Ann
Cooley; 7 Aug 1833
281 will of William Tubb:
wife unnamed, daughter Mary Ann Hawkins, daughter Jinna Trammell, son William Tubb, son Aquillus Hicks, son James Tubb, daughter Jane Russell, son Elias Tubb, son Joel C. Tubb, daughter Martha Holcum; executor is Absalom Fentress; wit:
H. G. Wells, William Fentress, Morgan B. Wells; written 28 Jan 1832
282 account current of Arthur Griffin by
commissioners James Wimberly, Daniel G. Shaw, Lennard Shaw with Elizabeth Griffin, guardian to Elitha Griffin, Arthur Griffin and Dawsey Griffin; 13 Jul 1833
286 Richard Cooley, Simeon W. Cooley, Willie B. Johnson, guardian bond for minor orphans Thomas
F. Cooley and W.
M. Cooley; 7 Aug 1833
286 inventory of the estate of Roderick Joiner by
administrator L. M. Manning; 20 Aug 1832
287 sale of the estate of Roderick Joiner; buyers include Henry Cato, Polly Joiner, Mark Milam, Lawrence M. Manning, William Kay, John Davenport, John Joiner, Asa Scarborough, William Atkins, Prigeon Manning, Gideon Milam, John Manning, William Bradford, Martha McGee, Anthony Lee, Wright Manning
288 John H. Petty, Alexander Brightwell, William Olive, tavern bond; 5 Aug 1833
288 additional sale of the estate of Gladden Gorin; buyers include Thompson B. Gorin, W. W. Gorin, A. R. Brown, Thomas Norsworthy, P. Cross, Samuel Wooldridge, D. D. Brinson, H. L. Atkins, Drury Atkins, Equiller Tubb, William Keel
289 settlement with William Dunbar, administrator of James Dunbar; 5 Aug 1833
289 widow’s provisions for the widow of
Roderick Joiner; Aug 1832
289 widow’s provisions for the widow of Elisha
Jackson; 17 May 1833
289 copy of the will of Henry Leak (written in Northampton County, NC):
Elizabeth Leak gets land on north side of Wrickan? Swamp; Nancy Sykes, wife of John Sykes, gets Negroes; Josiah Leak gets Negroes; grandchildren of deceased sister
Mary Young each get $500; Benjamin Young gets $500; Benjamin Young and the
grandchildren of deceased sister Mary Young get all the Negroes left to Leak
by his brother Randolph Leak; cousin Mariah Leak gets $500 and use of house yard and garden
room during her single life; Levina Sykes, daughter of John Sykes, gets land
on south side of Wrickan? Swamp when she marries or reaches age 18; wit: Davis Bryan, John Bryan; written 1 Nov 1832
codicil to the will of Henry Leak requests sale of land on Roanoke River, and the proceeds given to his sister’s
children, except Bennet Young
copy of the will certified by the
clerk of the Northampton County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions on 22 Jun
1833
292 John Richards, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan George West, age 13, to Jesse Morris; securities: John Lee, William Bailey; 4 Nov 1833
292 David Rogers, John Scarborough, Allen B. Purvis, constable bond; 7 Nov 1833
293 John K. Colson, George Boyd, James Wofford, guardian bond for Robert Tyree; 6 Nov 1833
293 book account of the estate of William R. Reddick by
administrator C. C. Clements; 4 Nov 1833
294 Nathan G. Morris, Henry Ferrill, Jesse Morris, constable bond; 4 Nov 1833
294 William Kay, C. C. Clements, Henry L. Atkins, guardian bonds for minor orphans Mary
Ann Hereford, Ann Catharine Hereford, John Westly Hereford, Betsy Patterson Hereford, Virginia Frances Hereford, Rambler Hereford and
Juliet Angeline Hereford; 5 Nov 1833
298 Green H. Bradford, William Ellis, John Milam, guardian bond for minor orphan Carroll
J. Bradford; 4 Nov 1833
298 John Richards, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphans John West, aged 16, and Moses West, aged 5, to Fielding L. Sidebottom; security: James Scarborough; 4 Nov 1833
299 Lamuel Morris, William Morris, William Throgmorton, Richard Faucett, administrator’s bond for Jeptha Morris; 4 Nov 1833
300 Mary Bradford, Henry Cato, R. Yeatman, administrator’s bond for William W. Bradford; 4 Nov 1833
301 Benjamin W. Tayloe, John Tayloe, Benjamin Collier, administrator’s bond for Daniel Dawson; 4 Nov 1833
302 James Collier, Elie Stavely, Mark Weaks, administrator’s bond for Isaac West; 4 Nov 1833
303 settlement of Roderick Joiner with administrator L. M. Manning, by commissioners William Kay, C. C. Clements, William Bailey; 2 Nov 1833
303 settlement with Willis Manning, administrator of Samuel Luton
304 guardian’s return by Sarah Dunbar, guardian to Adaline Dunbar, Sarah Dunbar, Samuel Dunbar, heirs of James Dunbar; 29 Jun 1833
304 commissioner’s settlement with Henry Edwards, guardian for Thomas W. Lewis, William C. Lewis, James M. Lewis, minor heirs of Thomas W. Lewis Sr.; mentions services rendered in
Pittsylvania County, Virginia; 2 Nov 1833
305 widow’s dower for Martha Manning, widow of William M. Manning, by John Lee, Henry L. Wall, John Biggs, James Biggs, Armsted Taylor; 29 Oct 1833
305 widow’s dower for Harriet C. Outlaw, widow of Alexander B. Outlaw, by William Kay, John Scarborough, A. W. Ross; land is on Lick Creek; 24 Oct 1833
306 division of the lands of Zachariah Oneal to
Joseph Smith, John Oneal, Royal Broadway, F. L. Sidebottom; returned Nov 1833
306 widow’s dower for Mary Jackson, widow of Elisha Jackson; 22 Oct 1833
307 Henry L. Atkins, William R. Atkins, George W. Atkins, collector's bond for 1834 state taxes; 1
Feb 1834
307 Henry L. Atkins, William R. Atkins, George W. Atkins, collector's bond for 1834 county taxes;
1 Feb 1834
308 John R. Acree, Lenard Shaw, James Wimberly, administrator’s bond for Jesse Mills; 2 Feb 1834
308 Henry Cato, William Cato, Archibald Walker, ferry bond; 5 Feb 1834
309 James Parchment, Benjamin Kelly, Christopher C. Clements, guardian bond for minor orphan John Herrod; 4 Feb 1834
309 James Wimberly, John R. Acree, Lenard Shaw, guardian bond for minor orphans Fanny Acree and
Nancy Acree; 3 Feb 1834
310 Joshua Hamblett, Harris McGregor, Green H. Bradford, guardian bond for William Dunbar, Mary Dunbar and
Clarissa Dunbar; 3 Feb 1834
310 Jesse A. Brunson, Hugh McMillan, Elbert Bayliss, guardian bond for George Thompson and
Jacob Hornberger; Feb 1834
311 guardian’s return by Henry L. Wall, guardian for Charles Ann R. King; 3 Feb 1834
312 guardian’s return by William Kay, guardian for the heirs of John W. Hereford (Ann C. Hereford, Mary Ann Hereford, John Westly Hereford, Virginia Frances Hereford, Betsy Patterson Hereford, Rambler Hereford, Angeline Hereford)
313 additional sale of Philip Hornberger by
administrators William Hornberger, James Cook; Jan 1834
313 guardian’s return by Jesse Lassiter, guardian for the orphans of Samuel Luton (Franklin Luton, Tempy Luton, Lucy Ann Luton, Henry E. Luton, Quincy A. Luton, Dudley W. Luton, Rebecca Luton); Feb 1834
313 additional sale of William Tubb
314 sale of the estate of William W. Bradford; buyers include Polly Bradford, Willie Milam, Jesse Stokes, William R. Atkins, James G. Dowdy, Philip Hall, Lawrence M. Manning, William Hagler, James Jackson, Jesse Collier, Elam Milam, G. H. Bradford, Henry K. Fowler, William Dunbar Jr., William Dunbar Sr., Arthur Collier, C. B. Davidson, John Randle, William Perkins, Thomas McGee, William Throgmorton, J. Hagler, Mark Milam, Henry Mathis, James Tomlinson, Eli J. Stavely, James Brake, William Rye, William Elliott, Henry Cato, Littleton Rufty, Rufus Smith, Richard Faucett
316 guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian for Polly M. Luton, heir of Clement H. Luton; returned Feb 1834
316 guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian for Elizabeth Manning, heir of John Jones; returned Feb 1834
316 sale of the estate of Isaac West by
administrator James Collier; buyers include Barnabey Gross, Mark Weaks, Benjamin Collier, James Warnock, James Collier, John Clark, Nathaniel Winters, Walter Davis
317 sale of Jeptha Morris by
administrators Lamuel Morris and
William Morris; buyers include Polly Morris, James Tyson, Noah Tyson, William Morris, H. Rorie, Benjamin Morris, L. Williams, James Randolph, Joseph Kenady, L. Sills Sr., Charles Bogard, William Dunbar, R. Bagwell, Willie Baker, T. B. Sills, D. Bayliss, J. Pryor, L. Morris, Charles Metheny; returned Feb 1834
318 sale of Daniel Dawson by
Benjamin W. Tayloe, administrator; buyers include Richard Tayloe, Benjamin Tayloe, Elijah Dawson, John Randle, William Bell, William Almon, Ben Collier, Walter Davis, Mary Dawson, Mark Weaks, Allen Boon, Henry Earl, Fred Weston, Luke Hardison, William Bennett, David Hardison, Fred Gross, Barna Stagner, Dory B. Miller, Henry Andrews, James Davidson, Allen Sexton; returned Feb 1834
319 inventory of the estate of Daniel Dawson by
administrator B. W. Tayloe
320 account current of William R. Reddick by
administrator C. C. Clements; 5 Feb 1834
321 account current with Robert Walker, guardian to the heirs of Alex Walker, by commissioners Henry L. Wall, Jesse Morris, Elisha Williams; 28 Dec 1833
322 account current with Robert Walker, guardian to the heirs of Polly Walker, by commissioners Henry L. Wall, Jesse Morris, Elisha Williams; 28 Dec 1833
322 guardian’s return by William Balance, guardian for Catharine H. Balance; Feb 1834
322 guardian’s return by W. C. Jones, guardian for Dawson Griffin, Elitha Griffin and
Arthur Griffin, heirs of Arthur Griffin; 3 Feb
1834
323 guardian’s return for the heirs of Samuel Yarborough
324 guardian’s return by G. H. Bradford, guardian for Carroll J. Bradford, heir of William W. Bradford; Feb 1834
324 guardian’s return by Joshua Hamblett, guardian to Allen Merryman; Feb 1834
324 additional sale of the estate of William Tubb by
administrator A. Fentress
324 guardian’s return by John Scarborough, guardian for the heirs of John King; 5 Feb 1834
324 additional sale of the estate of Thomas Herrod by
administrator James Parchment; 4 Feb 1834
325 division of land to the heirs of Miles Williams:
Maria Williams, Susan Jane Williams, widow Frances Williams, William Williams, Harrison Williams, Williamson Williams, Benjamin Williams, by commissioners Travis Moore, Davis Daniel, H. H. Wynns, Levi Pruitt, Thomas Ward; 20 Nov 1833
326 guardian’s return by John H. Petty, guardian to John H. King, William C. King and
Henry B. King, heirs of William King; 5 Feb 1834
326 additional sale of the estate of William Tubb by
administrator Shadrick Trammell
326 additional sale of the estate of Thomas Lightfoot by
administrator B. W. Tayloe; 10 Jan 1836
326 year’s provisions for Mary (Polly) Bradford; 20 Nov 1833
327 guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian to the heirs of Clement H. Luton (Clement M. Luton and
Sally C. Luton)
327 inventory of the estate of William Tubb by
administrator Absalom Fentress; heirs include Shadrick Trammell, Mary Ann Hawkins, Martha Holcum, James Tubb, Elias Tubb
328 David P. Caldwell, Henry Edwards, Joseph T. Dudley, Jesse Edwards, administrator’s bond for James P. Edwards; 5 May 1834
329 Anna Outland, William C. Jones, Daniel G. Shaw, administrator’s bond for Josiah Outland; 5 May 1834
330 William M. Manning, Willis Manning, John Manning, administrator’s bond for Reed Luton; 5 May 1834
331 Drury D. Brinson, Francis McCarroll, William H. West, administrator’s bond for William W. Allmond; 5 May 1834
332 Shadrick Trammell, William Elliott, Drury D. Brinson, administrator’s bond for Elizabeth Tubb; 5 May 1834
333 Nicholas Bailey, William Ellis, John Richards, John H. Clements, administrator’s bond for Henry Bailey; 6 May 1834
334 George W. Vickers, Solomon K. Vollentine, Irwin Bradley, administrator’s bond for Ader Bogard; 7 May 1834
335 David P. Caldwell, Ephraim B. Caldwell, George Weaks, guardian bond for minor orphan Penelope
A. M. Edwards; 5 May 1834
335 Williamson Williams, Frances Williams, Benjamin Williams, guardian bond for Susan Williams, Harrison Williams, Maria Williams, heirs of Miles Williams; 6 May 1834
336 David P. Caldwell, Ephraim B. Caldwell, George Weaks, guardian bond for minor orphan Martha B.
Edwards; 5 May 1834
337 William B. H. Cherry, Joseph Smith, John Scarborough, constable bond; 5 May 1834
337 William B. Weaks, Henry Cato, Henry Weaks, constable bond; 5 May 1834
338 David Irwin, Joel Ridings, Alexander Brown, constable bond; 5 May 1834
338 Henry Newberry bound to Neal McDonald; May 1834
338 Drury (black boy) bound to Susan Harris; May 1834
339 account current with Jesse Edwards, guardian for Penelope A. M. Edwards; 6 May 1834
340 account current with Jesse Edwards, guardian for Martha B. Edwards; 6 May 1834
341 account current of the estate of Catharine
McMillan with administrator Hugh McMillan; 21 Mar 1834; returned May 1834
341 account current of the estate of John J. Acree by
administrator John R. Acree
342 guardian’s return by Jesse Edwards, guardian for Penelope A. M. Edwards
342 guardian’s return by Jesse Edwards, guardian for Martha B. Edwards
342 guardian’s return by Nathan Skinner, guardian for Mary Etheridge; May 1834
343 guardian’s return by Nathan Skinner, guardian for Sarah Etheridge; May 1834
343 guardian’s return by Nathan Skinner, guardian for Martha Etheridge; May 1834
343 guardian’s return by Nathan Skinner, guardian for David T. Etheridge; May 1834
344 guardian’s return by Sarah Dunbar, guardian for Adaline Dunbar, Sarah Dunbar and Samuel Dunbar, heirs of James Dunbar; May 1834
344 guardian’s return by William Scriviner, guardian for the heirs of Woodson Daniel; 1 Jan 1834; returned May 1834
344 guardian’s return by John F. Weaks, guardian for the heirs of William Weaks; mentions sale of Negro boy Charles who ran away on 20 Mar 1831 and was caught in
New Orleans; mentions passage to New Orleans on the
steamer “Nashville” to retrieve the boy
344 division of the estate of Thomas Herrod to
heirs John Herrod, James Parchment, Hollingsberry W. Herrod; 8 Jul 1834
345 inventory and sale of the estate of Jesse Mills by
administrator John R. Acree; buyers include John R. Acree,
Elias Hicks, William Parker
345 inventory and sale of the estate of
Elizabeth Tubb by
administrator S. Trammell; buyers include William Brigham, John H. Tubb, H. Edwards, George Rushing, George Slaughter, A. A. Brown, W. B. Young, Josiah Clark, Miles Webb, John Thompson, P. Smith, H. Gorin, J. Ward, Mary Breeden, Samuel Adams, E. Tubb, J. W. Parker, G. Washburn, S. Trammell, W. D. Jamison, John Walker, A. Milam, Kinney Tubb, W. H. West
347 nuncupative will of Richard Faucett:
wife and six children to share equally in his estate, including his
illegitimate son Franklin Williamson; Faucett died on 2 May 1834;
witnesses were William Elliott, G. H. Bradford, William Brinton, Philip Hall; recorded Aug 1834
347 Joshua Hamblett, Green H. Bradford, Franklin W. Faucett, William R. Atkins, administrator’s bond for Richard Faucett; 4 Aug 1834
348 Drury D. Brinson, Francis McCarroll, Robert Dunlap, administrator’s bond for James Harris; 5 Aug 1834
349 John T. Bailey, William R. Hicks, Samuel Bruton, James Caldwell, John Richards, William Ellis, Nicholas Bailey, administrator’s bond for Henry Bailey; 5 Aug 1834
350 Axum G. Wallace Sr., Quintus C. Atkinson, Solomon K. Vollentine, Samuel Ross, William Fennell, Edmond Wallace, administrator’s bond for Nathan Ross Sr.; 5 Aug 1834
351 Sarah Dunbar, William Dunbar, guardian bond for minor orphan Sarah Dunbar;
4 Aug 1834
351 Sarah Dunbar, William Dunbar, guardian bond for minor orphan Adeline Dunbar; 4 Aug 1834
352 Sarah Dunbar, William Dunbar, guardian bond for minor orphan Samuel Dunbar; 4 Aug 1834
353 William H. Cherry, William Bailey, G. W. Atkins, Meredith Cook, constable bond; 4 Aug 1834
353 Edmond Stokes, William Dunbar, John Kercheval, constable bond; 4 Aug 1834
354 John Richards, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures Wesly French, age 12, to Abithel Wallace; security: Robert Dunlap; 4 Aug 1834
354 Williamson Williams, guardian’s return for Susannah J. Williams, Harrison Williams and
Mariah Williams, heirs of Miles Williams; Aug 1834
355 account current with William Randle, guardian to Benjamin Williams, William Williams, Susannah J. Williams, Harrison Williams and
Mariah Williams, heirs of Miles Williams; 4 Aug 1834
356 inventory and sale of the estate of Henry Bailey by
administrators J. T. Bailey and
Nicholas Bailey; buyers include E. B. Caldwell, Sam Bruton, N. L. Bailey, Aaron Parker, J. Bailey, A. Phillips, William Olive, William Bailey, James Bird, G. Weaks, A. Brigham, James Culberson, James Blount, J. P. Crabtree, A. Whitford, William Allen, Sary Mays, Exum Parker, G. Gillespie, B. Harrington, J. T. Bailey; 7 Apr 1834
358 year’s provisions for the widow of Josiah Outland; Aug 1834
359 account current of Charles Weaks with administrator George Weaks; 5 Aug 1834
359 account current of Gladden Gorin with administrator Gladden Gorin; 5 Aug
1834
361 inventory and sale of the estate of Josiah
Outland by
administratrix Anny Outland; buyers include Anny Outland,
Bryan Outland, David Downs, William C. Jones, Orvil Champion, David Jones, Thomas Futrell, Isaiah Sills, Daniel Vinson, Samuel Downs, Josephus Outland; Aug 1834
362 account current with Jethro Bass, administrator of James Barnes; 1 Aug 1834
363 sale of the estate of Ader Bogard by
George W. Vickers; buyers include George Vickers, Hester Bogard, William Carr, Sarah Bogard, Delany Aldridge, Charles Bogard Jr., Zachariah Bogard, Joel Biggs, Anderson Taylor, Joseph Bogard, Wesley Pryor, C. B. Wilcox, Armstead Taylor, William R. Atkins, William Williams, William H. Cherry, John W. Blakely, Martha McGee, Thomas Roberts, William Cross, John Clary, David Weatherspoon, Uriah Tomlinson, Henry Francis, William H. McGee, Solomon K. Vollentine, Alfred Boyd, Samuel Elam; Aug 1834
364 inventory and sale of the estate of
Elizabeth Tubb by
administrator Samuel Trammell; buyers include John Lewis, Miles Webb, Elias Tubb, Mary Breeden, Henry Edwards, Absalom Fentress, John Tubb, Josiah Clark, Gilbert Washburn, William West, William Scott, A. A. Broom, John Clark, George Allen, Charles Brooks, Thomas Walker, Samuel Warden; 28 Mar 1834, returned Aug 1834
365 guardian’s return by D. P. Caldwell, guardian for Martha B. Edwards and
Penelope A. M. Edwards, minor heirs of Henry Edwards; Aug 1834
365 Alexander B. Kinkead, store license for 12 months beginning 13
Aug 1834
366 inventory of the estate of James Edwards by
administrators D. P. Caldwell and
H. Edwards; Aug 1834
366 guardian’s return by John Weaks and
Joannah Weaks, guardians for the minor heirs of William
Weaks; mentions trip to New Orleans to
recover runaway slave Charles, and trip to Illinois to
advertise and sell him; Aug 1834
367 sale of the estate of Reed Luton by
administrator William M. Manning; buyers include Widow Luton, Asa Morris, Nathan G. Morris, John Pinner, William Fennell, Willis Manning, John Manning, Willis Langford, Thomas B. Powell, John R. Acree; 16 May 1834, returned Aug 1834
367 widow’s dower for widow of Reed Luton by
commissioners Cornelius Anderson, A. G. Wallace Sr., Joseph McClanahan; Aug 1834
368 guardian’s return by William Curtis; Aug 1834
368 inventory of the estate of Ader Bogard by
administrator George Vickers; Aug 1834
368 inventory of the estate of William W. Allmond by
administrator Drury D. Brinson; 9 May 1834
370 sale of the estate of William W. Allmond by
administrator Drury D. Brinson; buyers include William Boon, Stephen Rye, Benjamin Kelly, Henry Edwards, John Parchment, James Breeden, William Cunningham, William Dowdy, Sally Allmond, Francis McCarroll, John Broom, William Lewis, Q. C. Atkinson, John Ford, Mark Milam, William H. West, A. P. Thomas, D. D. Brinson, James R. Randolph, Thomas Walker, William Milam, A. J. Moore, Christopher Buchannon, Edmond Kelly, T. M. Rye, William Dunbar, Benjamin Suiter, Nathaniel Keel, John Garmon, Henry Matthews, Joshua Dilling, William Curtis, John McCarroll, Lemuel Williams, H. H. Gorin, Isaac Davis, Isaac Walker, Henry Webb, Eldridge Boon, David Rushing, William Brigham, John Gillum, Joseph Bishop, James West; returned Aug 1834
372 widow’s dower for the widow of William W. Allmond; 4 Jun 1834
372 George W. Swor, John Scarborough, tavern bond; 2 Sep 1834
373 will of Charles Summers:
children living with him include Milas Summers, Adolphus Summers, Melissa Summers, Addalisa Summers, Thomas Summers, Sidney Summers; youngest sons are Thomas Summers
and Sidney Summers; wit: William Trousdale, Greenberry Summers, Thomas Norsworthy; written 6 May 1834, proven Nov 1834
373 Milas Summers, Adolphus Summers, Greenberry Summers, Thomas Norsworthy, administrator’s bond for Charles Summers; 3 Nov 1834
374 will of James English:
wife Sarah English, deceased son Stephen English, daughter Elizabeth A. Hoorn?, daughter Nancy Jordan, daughter Caty McGeehe (wife of John McGeehe), son Asa English, son James English, daughter
Jemimah English, daughter Levina English; executor is James Gray; test:
James Gray, Robert S. Coleman; written 10 Mar 1834, proven May 1834
375 will of James Reid:
wife Margaret Reid, minor son Mathew Milton Reid, daughter Eliza Jane Reid; executors are John Locke and
James Locke; test:
Henry Vinson, George Locke, Robert McDugal; written 15 Sep 1834, proven Nov 1834
376 account current of John W. Hereford by
administrator C. C. Clements; 3 Nov 1834
376 year's provisions for widow of Nathan Ross Sr. by
Jesse Lassiter, William A. Ferrill, Joseph Miller; 11 Sep 1834, returned Nov 1834
376 year’s provisions for widow of Richard Faucett; returned Nov 1834
376 Nathan Ross, Axum G. Wallace Sr., Reuben Ross, guardian bond for Etna Ross, Maria Ross; 3 Nov 1834
377 Axum G. Wallace Sr., Jesse Morris, John Pinner, guardian bond for minor orphan Martha Ross; 3 Nov 1834
378 John Pinner, Frederick H. Clark, John Clark, guardian bond for minor orphan Alexander
Walker; 3 Nov 1834
378 John Summers, A. R. Brown, Elisha Crosswell, William Oguinn, guardian bond for minor orphans Thomas Summers and
Charles S. Summers; 3 Nov 1834
379 J. Taylor and
W. Wordsworth, license to peddle clocks in the county
for one year; 3 Nov 1834
379 William Crosswell, Elisha Crosswell, Roderick McLeod, guardian bond for minor orphans James Crosswell, Charles Crosswell, Lucinda Crosswell, Obediah Crosswell, Jane Crosswell; 3 Nov 1834
379 John Brigham, Henry Cato, William Oguinn, guardian bond for Indimeon Brigham and
Mary Ann Brigham, heirs of Indimeon Brigham; 3 Nov
1834
380 Thomas Futrell, Thomas G. Downs, Aaron Parker, administrator’s bond for Joel Futrell; 3 Nov 1834
381 William Sills, Hardy B. Sills, Josiah Sills, administrator’s bond for ______ Sills;
3 Nov 1834
381 Thomas G. Downs, Thomas Futrell, Thomas B. Powell, administrator’s bond for David Downs; 3 Nov 1834
382 Benjamin Kelly, Jesse A. Brunson, Lemmy Williams, Robert Dunlap, H. H. Gorin, administrator’s bond for Drury D. Brinson; 4 Nov 1834
383 William Kay, Cullen Bayliss, Henry L. Atkins, Elbert Bayliss, administrator’s bond for Brittain Bayliss; 4 Nov 1834
383 John Locke, James Locke, Jethro Bass, Robert McDougle, administrator’s bond for James Reid; 3 Nov 1834
384 Abithel Wallace, H. H. Gorin, Joseph Smith, constable bond; 4 Nov 1834
384 John Tayloe, Benjamin W. Tayloe, Richard Tayloe, constable bond; 3 Nov 1834
385 John Richards, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Duncan McSlaughter, aged 9, to Roderick McLeod; security: Adolphus Summers; 3 Nov 1834
385 John Richards, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures William Black, aged 6, to Levi Wimberly; 3 Nov 1834
386 John Richards, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures Mary Jane Black, aged 9, to Levi Wimberly; 3 Nov 1834
386 Philip B. Nolin, William Vick, Axum G. Wallace Sr., ferry bond across Cumberland River; 3 Nov 1834
387 John Scarborough, Joseph Smith, tavern bond; 5 Nov 1834
387 inventory and sale of Richard Faucett by
administrator Joshua Hamblett; buyers include Christian Faucett, William Barnes, Henry Matthews, Jesse Collins, William L. Dunbar, Joshua Hamblett, William Throgmorton, Alsa Hamblett, Eli J. Stavely, John Ford, Elam Milam, John J. Hagler, William Harrell, Elijah Hall, Joseph Rufty, Mark Milam, Robinson Hamblett, John W. Moore, Jesse Collier, John A. Lee, Philip Hall, Polly Jeffers, Charles Summers, Lemuel Morris, Sarah Turner, John Gilliam, Nancy Faucett, John A. Broadway, Caleb Williams, Franklin Faucett, Uriah Tyson, James Kennedy, John W. Summers, Green H. Bradford, Elizabeth Mann, William R. Atkins, John Price, Richard Choat, Henry Langston, Jacob Bailey, William H. West, Benjamin Morris, John H. Marable, Henry Weaks, William Davis, John Davidson
390 sale of Nathan Ross Sr. by
administrator A. G. Wallace; buyers include Agnes Ross, Francis Bayliss, Hugh Evans, Robert Jackson, William H. Balance, Martin L. Stancil, Littleberry Clark, Collin Williams, William H. Cherry, James Ross, Jacob Cunningham, John Carr, Joseph Miller, Edmond Wallace, Isaac Williams, William Vick, Daniel Stalls, William Fennell, Orvil Champion, Enos Taylor, Maria Ross, Etna Ross, D. W. Ross, Martha Ross, A. G. Wallace, N. G. Morris, Samuel Ross, William M. Manning, E. C. Acree, James B. Cherry, Jethro Bass, William Etheridge, Bithel Cobb, Asa Morris, Charles Wilcox, Charles Bogard, John Legate, Gray Morris, Godfrey Stancil, John Kingins, W. C. Williams, John Ferrill, Ewing McKinney, George Vickers, Inman Rogers, Cornelius Anderson, Edward Boyd, Daniel Williams, Daniel Cherry, John Green, Nehemiah Cherry, Robert Owen, Mordaca Mitchell, George Lawrence, Jarrus Taylor, Ivy Ellis, John Page, William Ross; 3 Nov 1834
393 will of Brittain Bayliss:
wife Sally Bayliss, son Willie Bayliss, son Elbert Bayliss, son Thomas Bayliss, son John Bayliss, son Cullen Bayliss, daughter Nancy Kercheval, daughter Mary Kay, son
Joel Bayliss; executors are sons Cullen, Thomas and
Joel, and son-in-law William Kay; wit:
William Williams, Christopher C. Clements; written 4 Jan 1831, proven Nov 1834
394 James Lee & Co., store license; 31 Jan 1835
394 will of John Currie (written in Carroll County, TN):
most property willed to Sally Jernigan (formerly Sally Currie), whom he raised from childhood; some
property to Robert Roach; executor is Lewis H. Jernigan; wit:
William Currie, Alfred Currie; written 27 Jul 1834, proven Feb 1835
395 will of Littleberry Clark:
wife Sally Clark, son John Clark, son Patrick Clark, son Littleberry Clark, son
William Clark, daughter Nancy Clark, daughter Margaret Steavens, daughter Elizabeth Grammar, daughter Sally Clark, daughter
Lucy Clark; test:
Daniel Cherry, Etheldred Wallace; written 18 Sep 1834, proven Feb. term,
1835
396 Lewis H. Jernigan, William Currie, administrator’s bond for John Currie; 3 Feb 1835
396 Elisha Williams, Jesse Morris, William Downs, administrator’s bond for Littleberry Clark; 2 Feb 1835
397 inventory and sale of the estate of Brittain
Bayliss by
executors Cullen Bayliss and
William Kay; buyers include John A. Lee, Aeton Thomson, John H. Sugg, W. R. Atkins, William Morris, William Kay, Felix Barbee, John B. Summers, H. L. Atkins, Amon Price, Lemmy Williams, Charles Summers, H. H. Gorin, Uriah Tyson, Lemuel Morris, William L. Dunbar, James Breeden, William Throgmorton, Robert Pinner, Charles Porter, Anthony Lee, John M. Elam, John A. Brunson, Jesse A. Brunson, Shadrick Trammell, Nathan Ross, Joel Bayliss, Cullen Bayliss, Willie Bayliss, Elbert Bayliss, John Bayliss, Robert Brunson, Hudson Parrish, James W. Randolph, William Barnes, James Ward, John Elkins, John Kercheval, James Kenady, Richard Allen, John A. Broadway, John W. Moore, Philip Hall, Coleman Burton, Isaac Davis, James Wilson, John Gilliam, Sally Turner
399 inventory of the estate of Charles Summers by
administrators Milus Summers and
Adolphus Summers; Feb 1835
400 inventory and sale of David Downs by
administrator Thomas G. Downs; buyers include widow, Younger Herndon, Thomas G. Downs, William Brown, William C. Jones, Daniel G. Shaw, William Parker, Samuel Downs, Benjamin Downs, Thomas S. Elliott, Jethro Bass, Nathaniel Acree, Mathew Morgan, Joel Underwood, Orvil Champion, Cullen Futrell, Lenard Shaw, George Bell, Dawsey Griffin, Enos Vinson, Blanchy Jones
401 additional inventory and sale of Richard Faucett by
administrator Joshua Hamblett; returned Feb 1835
401 inventory of the estate of W. W. Bradford by
administratrix Polly Bradford; receipts from estate of Benjamin Bradford, and from G. H. Bradford as
guardian of C. J. Bradford; returned Feb 1835
402 division of Negroes of Nathan Ross by
Jesse Morris, Jethro Bass, S. K. Vollentine, Christopher Brandon, to Agnes Ross, Elizabeth Wallace, Alfred M. Ross, Nathan Ross, Reuben Ross, William Ross, Polly Acree, Benjamin Ross, Dudley W. Ross, Etna L. Ross, Mariah Ross, Martha Ross; 18 Nov 1834
403 guardian’s return by Sarah Dunbar, guardian for Adeline Dunbar, Sarah Dunbar and Samuel Dunbar; Feb 1835
403 guardian’s return by William Kay, guardian for the heirs of John W. Hereford (Ann C. Hereford, Mary Ann Hereford, John W. Hereford, Virginia F. Hereford, Betsy P. Hereford, Rambler Hereford and
Angeline Hereford); Feb 1835
403 guardian’s return by William H. Balance, guardian for Catharine Balance; Feb 1835
404 guardian’s return by Nathan Skinner, guardian for Etheridge heirs (Martha Etheridge, Mary Etheridge, Sarah Etheridge); Feb 1835
404 guardian’s return by Jesse Lassiter, guardian for Luton heirs (Benjamin F. Luton, Tempy Luton, Lucianna Luton, Henry E. Luton, Quincy Luton, Dudley A. Luton, Rebeck Luton); Feb 1835
405 guardian’s return by Henry L. Wall, guardian for Charles Ann Rhodes King; 2 Feb 1835
405 guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian for Sally C. Luton, heir of Clement H. Luton and
of Samuel Luton; Feb 1835
405 guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian for Elizabeth Manning, heir of John Jones; Feb 1835
406 guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian for Polly M. Luton and
Clement M. Luton, heirs of Clement H. Luton; Feb 1835
406 guardian’s return by William Scriviner, guardian for the heirs of Woodson Daniel; returned Feb 1835
406 guardian’s return by John Ferrill, guardian for the heirs of Samuel Yarborough; 3 Feb 1835
407 year’s provisions for the widow of Joel Futrell; 30 Aug 1834, returned Feb 1835
407 year’s provisions for the widow of David Downs; 14 Nov 1834, returned Feb 1835
407 William Wynns, Archibald Wynns, William Kay, administrator’s bond for Henry Wynns; 2 Feb 1835
408 David O. Askew, Josiah Askew, John Askew, Drew Askew, administrator’s bond for Josiah Askew;
2 Feb 1835
409 Allen Sexton, Tilman Sexton, George W. Sexton, administrator’s bond for Frederick Weston; 2 Feb 1835
410 Philander Priestly, Willie B. Johnson, Alfred H. Powell, administrator’s bond for Joseph L. Priestly; 3 Feb 1835
411 Roderick McAuley, Allen Barnes, Edmund D. Largent, constable bond; 2 Feb 1835
411 William Bruton, Samuel Wofford, John Richards, constable bond; 2 Feb 1835
412 Elisha Dawson, Elijah Dawson, Lemuel Boyt, constable bond; 2 Feb 1835
412 William Bailey, William Kay, Christopher C. Clements, trustee’s bond; 3 Feb 1835
413 dower of Tabitha Cato and
division of the lands of William Bayliss; Tabitha Cato was former wife of William
Bayliss, and gets third of the original 1000-acre tract at the mouth of
Elk Creek, purchased from Francis Smith; other heirs were Martha Emily Ann Bayliss, Mary Elizabeth
Frances Bayliss, William Francis Smith Bayliss, Brunson Bayliss, and Andrew Jackson Bayliss; other tracts not divided included 50
acres on Guice’s Creek, 300 acres on the Tennessee Ridge, plus a tract owned jointly with John Brown; 26 Nov 1834, returned Feb 1835
414 dower of the widow of Caleb Ellis, and division of his lands by
commissioners Jesse Morris, Elisha Williams Sr., George Lawrence, M. L. Stancil and
William A. Ferrill, and Deputy Surveyor Samuel Ross; land was on both sides of Saline Creek; other heirs were Nancy Ellis, Thomas B. Ellis, William Ellis, Elizabeth Ellis; returned Feb 1835
415 guardian’s return by John Brigham Jr., guardian for the heirs of Indimeon Brigham; 6 Dec 1834, returned Feb 1835
416 guardian’s return by Joshua Hamblett, guardian for Martha Dunbar, Clarissa Dunbar and
William Dunbar; Feb 1835
416 sale of the estate of Joel Futrell by
administrator Thomas Futrell; buyers include Thomas Futrell,
Isaac Futrell, Dawsey Griffin, James Culberson, Brittain Lassiter, James Locke, James Hendon, Ibby Futrell, Isaac Parker, Joel Underwood, Elias Hicks, Enos Vinson, Aaron Parker, Norfleet Bass, Lazarus Lassiter, Jethro Bass, James Chambers, Elijah Hendon, G. G. Locke, Bryan Outland, David H. Futrell, Jesse Vinson, Marvel M. Bruton, Cullen Futrell, James Bird; 2 Feb 1835
417 inventory and sale of the estate of
Littleberry Clark by
executor Elisha Williams; buyers include widow Clark, Frederick H. Clark, John Pinner, Joseph Pinner, William McDade, Samuel Kannady, Clement Smith, Armstead Taylor, George Lawrence, Jesse Mann, John Clark, Josiah C. Holland, James Pryor, T. S. Scarborough, Calvin R. Williams, Lewis Downs; returned May 1835
418 inventory and sale of the estate of Henry
H. Wynns by
administrator W. G. Wynns; buyers include David O. Askew, Thomas W. Wynns, Mrs. Celia Wynns, Williamson Williams, Gabriel Wynns , Willie Barrett, Nathan A. Winters, Dory B. Miller, William Bell, James Collier, Abner Johnson, James Largent, William Largent, Elisha Black, Drewry A. Askew, Henry B. Gorin, John Askew, James Blount; May 1835
419 inventory and sale of the estate of Josiah
Askew by
administrators David O. Askew and
Josiah Askew; buyers include Drewry A. Askew, Seth Andrews, James Hall, David O. Askew, Mark Weaks, Barnabas Gross, John Askew, Josiah Askew, James Askew, Aaron O. Askew, Daniel Lightner, John McCordle, Barna Stagner, William H. West, Nathan Winters, Elisha Askew, Samuel Lockhart, Irwin Bradley, Arthur Collier, Willie Barrett, Thomas Robbins, James Thompson, Brazel Nichols, Mrs. Mary Askew; returned May 1835
420 guardian’s return by William C. Jones, guardian for Elitha Griffin and
Arthur Griffin, heirs of Arthur Griffin; May
term, 1835
421 guardian’s return by James Wimberly, guardian for Fanny Acree and
Nancy Acree, heirs of John J. Acree; 4 May 1835
421 guardian’s return by Joshua Hamblett, guardian for Allen Merryman; 1 May 1835
421 account current of Daniel McAuley by
administrator William McAuley; 5 May 1835
421 division of Negroes to the heirs of Miles Williams:
widow Frances Williams, William Williams, Susan J. Allen, Mariah Williams, Harrison Williams, Williamson Williams, Benjamin Williams; May term, 1835
422 sale of the estate of Isaiah Sills by
administrator William Sills; buyers include Hardy B. Sills, William Sills, Willie Sills, Josiah Sills, Mary Sills, Mark Sills; returned May 1835
422 inventory and sale of the estate of
Frederick Weston by
administrator Allen Sexton; buyers include Thomas Sexton, Richard Woolbanks, Dory Miller, Benjamin Tayloe, William H. Sexton, Peter Brunson, Tilman Sexton, William Gray, John Randle, Willy Sills, Allen Sexton, Benjamin Williams, Williamson Williams, Tabitha Wimbly, Joseph Allen, Britton Caldwell, Andrew Martin, Benjamin Andrews, Simeon Nichols, James Sexton, Thomas Robbins, James Largent, Joseph Allen, John Tiree, Miles Sexton; returned May 1835
423 inventory and sale of the estate of Drury
D. Brinson by
administrator Benjamin Kelly; return May 1835
424 Henry L. Atkins, W. R. Atkins, G. W. Atkins, Benjamin Kelly, sheriff's and state tax collector's
bonds; 5 May 1835
424 Henry L. Atkins, W. R. Atkins, G. W. Atkins, Benjamin Kelly, county tax collector's bond; 5 May 1835
425 James Scarborough, John Scarborough, William B. H. Cherry, coroner's bond; 5 May 1835
426 Edmond Kelly, Benjamin Kelly, Robert Dunlap, constable bond; 5 May 1835
426 John James, Christopher C. Clements, Henry H. Gorin, John K. Colson, constable bond; 4 May 1835
427 Edward W. Smith, Solomon K. Vollentine, Abithel Wallace, constable bond; 4 May 1835
428 John Richards, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan William Johnson, aged 9, to Philander Priestly; security: J. W. Koen; 4 May 1835
428 John Richards, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Byrum Jackson, aged 11, to Nimrod Crosswell; 4 May 1835
429 Sally Clark, Frederick H. Clark, John Clark, administrator’s bond for Littleberry Clark; 5 May 1835
430 John Scarborough, W. B. H. Cherry, administrator’s bond for Frances Dowler; 3 Aug 1835
430 John James, C. C. Clements, guardian bond for minor orphan Joseph Williams; 5 Aug 1835
431 Rufus M. Smith, Henry Cato, William Ellis, Uriah Smith, administrator’s bond for Frances Smith; 3 Aug 1835
432 Benjamin Kelly, Anthony Lee, W. K. Turner, guardian bond for minor orphan Mary Jackson; 3 Aug 1835
432 Vincent Wyatt, Michael Vickers, N. Crosswell, guardian bond for minor orphan Carroll Jackson; 3 Aug 1835
433 Anthony Lee, Henry Milam, John A. Lee, constable bond; 3 Aug 1835
433 John R. Acree, W. C. Jones, Lenard Shaw, guardian bond for minor orphans
Temperance Luton, Lucy Ann Luton, Henry Luton, Franklin Luton; 3 Aug 1835
434 William Rushing, John R. Acree, administrator’s bond for John P. Rushing; 3 Aug 1835
434 Lucinda Hooks, John Richards, Alexander Howard, administrator’s bond for John F. Hooks; 3 Aug 1835
435 Joel Outland, Daniel Vinson, Lenard Shaw, administrator’s bond for Enos Outland; 3 Aug 1835
436 John James, William Kay, C. C. Clements, administrator’s bond for Polly Coleman; 4 Aug 1835
437 James Ward, Thomas Ward, James Andrews, administrator’s bond for Thomas Jenkins; 4 Aug 1835
437 Benjamin Kelly, Q. C. Atkinson, H. Edwards, administrator’s bond for William W. Allmon; 4 Aug 1835
438 William Kay, C. C. Clements, John James, administrator’s bond for Augustin Thompson; 4 Aug 1835
439 Elbert Bayliss, Cullen Bayliss, James Lee, William Kay, clerk’s bond for the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions; 4 Aug 1835
439 Elbert Bayliss, Cullen Bayliss, James Lee, William Kay, clerk’s bond for the County Court; 4 Aug
1835
440 Elbert Bayliss, Cullen Bayliss, James Lee, William Kay, clerk’s bond for the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions; 4 Aug 1835
440 Edward C. Acree, James Wimberly, refunding bond to Axum G. Wallace, administrator of Nathan Ross; Acree has received his portion of
the Negroes of the estate as an heir of Nathan Ross; 18 Nov 1834
440 guardian’s return by John Scarborough, guardian for the heirs of John King
441 sale of the estate of Nathan Ross Sr. by
Axum G. Wallace Sr.; buyers include Inman Rogers, Nathan Ross, William H. Cherry, Agnes Ross, Q. C. Atkinson, A. G. Wallace, Samuel McKinney, Jonathan McKinney, William H. Balance, Samuel Ross, Kenneth Ross, Edmond Wallace; 3 Aug 1835
442 division of the Negroes of Josiah Askew to
heirs David O. Askew, John Askew, Drewry A. Askew, Aaron Askew, Celia Wynns, Josiah Askew; 6 Apr 1835,
returned Aug 1835
443 sale of the estate of Sally Clements by
administrator C. C. Clements; buyers include John Scarborough, P. Priestly, C. C. Clements, John C. Humphreys, H. H. Gorin, F. S. Sidebottom, A. Phillips, L. O. Cherry, J. C. Ingram, James Lock, C. Bayliss, Allen Garrison, T. S. Scarborough, James Rawley, H. L. Atkins, Thomas Shemwell, M. Mitchell, A. H. Powell, John C. Collier, E. Bayliss, Anderson Andrews, A. M. Wall, B. Stalls, Philip Nolin; 4 Aug 1835
444 sale of the estate of Henry Wimberly by
administrator Lewis Wimberly; buyers include Randolph C. Downs, Frederick Weston, Peter Brunson, Thomas Ward, D. Miller, Tilman Sexton, John Randle, Benjamin Tayloe, Allen Sexton, Joshua Chilcut, Lewis Wimberly, Edward D. Largent, William Kay, William R. Lewis; 3 Aug 1835
445 settlement with Elisha Williams, administrator of Littleberry Clark, by Jesse Morris, Etheldred Wallace; account on T. S. Scarborough; paid notes on Joseph Griffin, Thomas Legate; 30 May 1835
445 settlement with Elizabeth Nicholds, administratrix of James Nicholds; 27 Jun 1835
446 settlement with William McAuley, administrator of Daniel McAuley; Aug 1835
446 division of the Negroes of the estate of
Charles Summers, to heir E. Crosswell, and children John Summers, Miles Summers, Thomas Summers, Polly Oguin, Adeliza Summers, Adolphus Summers, C. S. Summers, Malony Summers; 5 May1835
447 will of Squire Reynolds:
wife Cresey Reynolds, children Young Reynolds, Ewin Reynolds, Emaline Reynolds, Lavina Reynolds, Eliza Bailey; executors are George W. Atkins and
James Pryor; test:
Henry H. Gorin, Nathan Parker; written 31 Jul 1834, proven Aug 1835
448 will of James M. Lain:
sons Thomas Lain, Millington Lain, daughters Nancy Lain, Rachael Lain, Charlotte Lain; son Thomas is executor; wit: Alexander Brown, William B. Brigham; written 28 Oct 1834, proven Aug 1835
448 Mathew Morgan, David Moore, James Wyatt, Robert Dunlap, administrator’s bond for Jesse Reams; 2 Nov 1835
449 William C. Jones, John R. Acree, Joel Outland, administrator’s bond for Elizabeth Vinson; 2 Nov 1835
450 Eliza Ross, Edward C. Acree, Axum G. Wallace, administrator’s bond for Reuben Ross; 2 Nov 1835
450 Jacob Shryock, William T. Allmond, Brunson Bayliss, administrator’s bond for John Stokes; 2 Nov 1835
451 Polly Moore, John Scarborough, George W. Swor, administrator’s bond for Travis Moore; 3 Nov 1835
452 Christopher C. Clements, William Kay, A. M. Wall, administrator’s bond for Cordy Wall; 4 Nov 1835
453 Samuel Stacker, Francis H. Hereford, administrator’s bond for John Glasgow; 2 Nov 1835
454 Rebecca Lassiter, Solomon Vollentine, William A. Fennell, administrator’s bond for Francis Lassiter; 2 Nov 1835
455 Rebecca Lassiter, Solomon Vollentine, William A. Fennell, administrator’s bond for Willie Lassiter; 2 Nov 1835
455 Joshua Hamblett, Philander Priestly, administrator’s bond for John Hamblett; 2 Nov 1835
456 John R. Acree, Solomon K. Vollentine, Thomas G. Downs, guardian bond for Quintus Adams Luton, Dudley W. Luton, Rebecca Luton; 2 Nov 1835
457 Nathan G. Morris, Abithel Wallace, Jesse Morris, constable bond; 2 Nov 1835
458 Gabriel Jernigan, William Curry, Lewis H. Jernigan, guardian bond for Nancy J. Weston; 2 Nov 1835
458 John T. Bailey, C. C. Clements, William B. Cherry, guardian bond for minor orphan Palina Bailey; 2 Nov 1835
459 Brunson Bayliss, Jacob Shryock, C. C. Clements, guardian bond for William F. S. Bayliss and
Martha E. Bayliss; 4 Nov 1835
459 William Etheridge, Enos Vinson, Nathan G. Morris, indenture bond for Uriah George Stokes; 2 Nov 1835
460 John Richards, Chairman of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, indentures orphan Sally Butler, aged 15, to Nathan A. Winters; security: Benjamin Collier; 2 Nov 1835
460 Christopher Brandon, William Bruton, ferry bond on Cumberland River; 3 Nov 1835
461 will of Reuben Ross:
wife Eliza Ann Ross, mother-in-law Mary Garrett; executor is wife Eliza; wit: Henry R. Loyd, Samuel Elam, William H. Elam; written 22 Jun 1835, proven Nov 1835
462 will of Jesse Reams:
grandchildren of his heir John Ralls (Robb?),
son Neddy Reams, daughter Patsy Reams (now Patsy Davis), son Robert Reams, son James Reams, daughter Polly Reams (now Polly Wyatt), daughter Nancy Reams (now Nancy Moore), daughter Rachel Reams (formerly Rachel Robbs, now Rachel Yarborough?), grandson Alexander Robbs; executors are neighbor Mathew Morgan and
son-in-law David Moore; wit:
James Wyatt, Benjamin W. Daniel, William Robbs; written 19 Aug 1835, proven Nov 1835
463 will of Elizabeth Vinson:
son Jesse Vinson, son Enos Vinson, son Orin Vinson, daughter Lyda Hicks, son Henry Vinson, Carely Hendon (relationship unknown), grandson Silas Vinson; executor is William C. Jones; wit:
William Parker, Nathaniel B. Acree; proven Nov 1835
464 sale of the estate of Jesse Reams by
administrators Mathew Morgan and
David Moore; buyers include James Wyatt, Nathan Winters, James Collier, Mark Weaks, Benjamin Daniel, Thomas McGee, Samuel Lockhart, Jesse Collier, Anderson Andrews, William Alsup, William Weaks, James Hogan, William Moore, William Yarborough, James Lowery, Allen Barnes, Hugh McMillan, T. Moore, Nicholas Bailey, Henry Webb, Polly Wyatt, Robert Wyatt, William West, John Lewis, Mathew Morgan, William Parker, Joseph Lockhart, William Mobley, Elisha Pinner, Mrs. Wyatt, Charles Crosswell, Kader Biggs, Polly Robbs, David Craig, John Yarborough, Mrs. Meacham, Alexander Robbs, John Hagler, William Robbs, Gordon Brown, Benjamin Suiter, John Ford, Woody Reams, James Brigham, Jesse Jackson, John Forsyth, Collins Wyatt; returned Nov 1835
465 inventory and sale of the estate of Polly Coleman by
administrator John James; buyers include John Scarborough, Joseph C. Cannon, John James, Miles Pervis, John H. Petty, George Petty, M. McGorvan, Richard Cooley, James Campbell, John K. Colson
466 sale of the estate of James Nichols by
administrator Elizabeth Nichols; buyers include James Lankford, Samuel Lockhart; returned Nov 1835
466 year’s provisions for Elizabeth Smith, widow of Francis Smith; returned Nov 1835
466 inventory and sale of the estate of Cordy Wall by
administrator C. C. Clements; buyers include James F. Drane, stranger, C. C. Clements, A. M. Wall; returned Nov 1835
466 additional inventory of the estate of
Sally Bayliss, relict of Brittain Bayliss, by administrators William Kay and
Cullen Bayliss; returned Nov 1835
466 guardian’s return by William Curtis, guardian for the heirs of Joel Mann; 3 Nov 1835
467 division of the lands of Charles Summers among sons Milas Summers, Adolphus Summers, Thomas Summers, Charles S. Summers; 24 Sep 1835, returned Nov 1835
468 sale of the estate of Francis Smith by
administrator Rufus M. Smith; buyers include Uriah Smith, John H. Smith, James Breeden, Willis Cunningham, William M. Ellis, Amon Price, Rufus M. Smith, Kinchen Smith, Miles Webb, Nicholas Bailey, Thomas Lewis, Travis Powers, Mark Milam, Henry Smith, L. M. Manning, William Gaddy, D. M. Manning, Joseph Dunlap, Westly Gray, Henry Mathis, Henry Edwards, James Stanfill; returned Nov 1835
469 sale of the estate of John Hamblett by
administrator Joshua Hamblett; buyers include John Broadway, Pascal Broadway, William Throgmorton, Joshua Hamblett, Kizziah Hamblett, William Dunbar, C. Kennady, Robertson Hamblett, Alsey Hamblett, Charles Summers, James Manning; returned Nov 1835
470 sale of the estate of Enos Outland by
administrator Joel Outland; buyers include William Hicks, Edmond Lancaster, George Brandon, Joel Outland, Orvil Champion, Bryant Outland, Westly Hicks, Henry Bell, Lenard Shaw, Joseph Miller, Jeremiah Cox, Thomas G. Downs, Jethro Bass, William C. Jones, Orin Vinson, Anny Outland, Jenkins Futrell, William Outland, John Hodges, David Vinson, Joseph Henderson, Brittain Lassiter, William Sills, David Jones, Carter Cird, Enos Vinson, William Futrell, William Sanders, Jonathan Ross, Martin Ross, Nathaniel Miller, William Brown, Daniel G. Shaw; 29 Oct 1835
471 sale of the estate of Ferrell Hooks; buyers include Lucinda Hooks, C. Aldridge, J. R. Hooks, C. B. Smith, Hump Nelson, H. H. Lancaster, William Verhine, L. Manning; returned Nov 1835
472 account current of William W. Allmond; 3 Nov 1835
472 account current of Elisha Jackson by
administrator C. C. Clements; returned Nov 1835
473 account current of Nathan Morris by
administrator Lemuel Morris; returned Nov 1835
474 Richard Cooley, William K. Colson, John K. Colson, James Scarborough, Joseph Smith, administrator’s bond for Simon Gray; 1 Feb 1836
474 Jesse C. Ingram, Q. C. Atkinson, Charles Roper, administrator’s bond for Allen Pervis; 1 Feb 1836
475 sale of the estate of William W. Bradford by
administratrix Mary Bradford; returned Feb 1836
476 Daniel Hewell, Edward Boyd, Joshua Killebrew, guardian bond for Joseph Jones, Mary Ann Jones and
Elizabeth Jones, minor heirs of Stephen C. Jones; 1 Feb 1836
476 Catherine Cook, Henry Bell, Samuel Ross, administrator’s bond for John Cook; 2 Feb 1836
477 John K. Colson, David Andrews, Willie Crook, administrator’s bond for Ann King; 2 Feb 1836
478 will of Simon Gray, a free man of color living on Dyers
Creek:
wife Fanny Gray (purchased of Thomas French), children Josiah Gray and
Cassy Gray; wife and any children are to be
emancipated at his death; wit: Will Fitzgerald, John Lee Sr.; written 13 Feb 1836, proven Feb 1836
478 guardian’s return by William H. Balance, guardian for Catherine Balance; 1 Feb 1836
479 John R. Acree, Q. C. Atkinson, C. C. Clements, guardian bond for Mary Ann Hereford, John W. Hereford, Elizabeth Hereford, Virginia Hereford, Angeline Hereford and Rambler Hereford, minor heirs of John M. Hereford; 2 Feb 1836
479 Joseph Griffin, James Pryor, indenture bond for orphan William Jobe (age 8); 2 Feb 1836
480 Norfleet Bass, Jethro Bass, indenture bond for orphan William Johnson (age 10); 1 Feb 1836
481 account current with James Cook, William Hornberger, administrators for Philip Hornberger; 8 Jan 1836
482 guardian’s return by Jesse Lassiter, guardian for the heirs of Samuel Luton
483 inventory and sale of the estate of
Augustin Thompson by
administrator William Kay; buyers include Mrs. Sally Thompson, Nancy Thompson, F. L. Sidebottom, William Hagler, James Johnson, James Drane, D. M. Manning, John Rosseter, John Gilliam, Josiah Sanders, Dr. Kelly, Henry Edwards, William Garrison, Willie Joiner, Richard M. Choat, Simon Williams, Jesse Collier, Benjamin Sooter, Isaac Griffin, James Lankford, William Miller, William Webster, Oliver Thompson, James Brigham; 22 Jan 1836
484 inventory the estate of Travis Moore by
administratrix Mary Moore; returned Feb 1836
484 sale of the estate of Travis Moore by
administratrix Mary Moore; buyers include Mary Moore, G. W. Swor, Miles Moore, Samuel McGee, T. S. Scarborough, John W. Martin, William R. Atkins, John Richards, John Wall, Henry Gorin, James Collier, M. R. Samples, Alexander Clinard, T. J. Moore, Thomas Vickers, Jarrot Crisp, William T. Moore, Joseph Satterfield, Yancy Bufford, John Downs, James Ward, A. Cooper, James Davidson; returned Feb 1836
484 guardian’s return by Brunson Bayliss, guardian for William F. S. Bayliss and
Martha Emily Ann Bayliss, heirs of
William Bayliss
486 inventory of the estate of John Glasgow by
administrator Samuel Stacker; 5 Nov 1835, returned Feb 1836
486 guardian’s return by John R. Acree, guardian for Benjamin F. Luton, Lucinda Luton, Henry Luton, Quincy Luton, Dudley Luton, Rebecca Luton, heirs of Samuel Luton; returned Feb 1836
486 guardian’s return by Henry L. Wall, guardian for Charles Ann R. King; 1 Feb 1836
487 guardian’s return by Willis Manning, guardian for Clement M. Luton (heir of Clement H. Luton), Sally C. Luton (heir of Clement H. Luton), Polly L. Luton (heir of Clement H. Luton), Elizabeth Manning (heir of John Jones); Feb 1836
487 guardian’s return by John Ferrill, guardian for the heirs of Samuel Yarborough; Feb 1836
488 sale of the estate of Thomas Jenkins by
administrator James Ward; buyers include M. Johnson, Mrs. Jenkins; 15 Aug 1835, returned Feb 1836
488 guardian’s return by John Summers, guardian for Thomas Summers and
Sidney Summers
489 additional sale of the estate of Henry Bailey by
administrator John T. Bailey; buyers include John T. Bailey, J.
P. Crabtree; returned Feb 1836
489 account current of Jesse Mills with administrator John R. Acree; 2 Jan 1836, returned Feb 1836
490 account current of Jeptha Morris with administrator Lemuel Morris; 29 Jan 1836, returned Feb 1836
490 guardian’s return by Vincent Wyatt, guardian for Carroll Jackson; 2 Feb 1836
490 Elbert Bayliss, Christopher C. Clements, A. M. Wall, James Lee, county clerk’s bond; 2 May 1836
491 Elbert Bayliss, Christopher C. Clements, A. M. Wall, James Lee, county clerk’s bond; 2 May 1836
491 William B. H. Cherry, William Ellis, W. C. Jones, A. J. Shemwell, John Scarborough, P. Priestly, sheriff's bond; 2 May 1836
492 John Richards, John H. Mockbee, Abithel Wallace, W. B. Cherry, H. Ferrill, John K. Colson, James Hooks, county register’s bond; 2 May 1836
492 George Petty, John H. Petty, William Oguinn, entry taker’s bond; 2 May 1836
493 John K. Colson, John Randle, John James, John Richards, William Webster, William Ellis, county trustee’s bond; 2 May 1836
493 John H. Petty, William Oguinn, George Petty, ranger’s bond; 2 May 1836
494 will of Cullen Bayliss:
wife Arabella T. Bayliss, nephew Cullen Thomas Kercheval, brother-in-law John Kercheval, brother Elbert Bayliss; wife gets home estate called Dover Shoals, purchased of John Scarborough on
16 Apr 1832; executors are John Kercheval and Elbert Bayliss;
wit: Alfred H. Powell, James Lee; written 27 Jul 1832, proven May 1836
495 Samuel Ross, Jesse Morris, Nathan G. Morris, Solomon K. Vollentine, Henry Ferrill, surveyor's bond; 2 May 1836
496 Anthony Lee, John A. Lee, Mark Milam, constable bond; 2 May 1836
496 Edward W. Smith, Solomon K. Vollentine, Abithel Wallace, constable bond; 2 May 1836
497 James R. Hooks, Henry Ferrill, John K. Colson, John Richards, constable bond; 2 May 1836
497 Roderick McAuley, Robert Wyatt, Samuel Lockhart, constable bond; 2 May 1836
498 David Irwin, Milas Summers, John Lankford, constable bond; 2 May 1836
498 Benjamin Collier, William Tayloe, William Ellis, constable bond; 2 May 1836
499 John H. Mockbee, Abithel Wallace, William Webster, constable bond; 2 May 1836
499 Samuel Wofford, Abithel Wallace, John K. Colson, constable bond; 2 May 1836
500 Enos Vinson, Orvil Champion, William Etheridge, constable bond; 2 May 1836
500 Enos James, John K. Colson, Tilman Sexton, William Etheridge, constable bond; 2 May 1836
501 James Scarborough, John Clark, John Scarborough, coroner's bond; 2 May 1836
501 William B. Weaks, Henry Weaks, John F. Weaks, constable bond; 2 May 1836
502 Edmond Kelly, Jesse A. Brunson, Benjamin Kelly, constable bond; 2 May 1836
502 Nathan G. Morris, Martin L. Stancil, Solomon K. Vollentine, constable bond; 2 May 1836
503 nuncupative will of William Lankford made 28 Aug 1835: legatees are eldest child of Mr. Wells, and Lankford’s mother; Lankford
died at the house of Dr. Henry H. Marable in
Reynoldsburgh, Humphreys County, on 29 Aug 1835; wit: Isaac Little, G. W. Miller, Henry H. Marable; proven at
Humphreys County court, Oct 1835; recorded at Stewart County court on 12 May
1836
504 James Wilson, John K. Colson, administrator’s bond for Thomas Lankford; 2 May 1836
505 William Dunbar, John Ferrill, Anthony Lee, administrator’s bond for Ann Dunbar; 2 May 1836
505 Anny Outland, W. C. Jones, Daniel Vinson, guardian bond for Dudley W. Outland, Josiah Outland, Elizabeth Outland, Ann Outland and
Rhoda Outland; 2 May 1836
506 Polly Bradford, Henry Cato, Lemmy Williams, R. M. Smith, William Hagler, guardian bond for William Carroll Bradford; 2 May 1836
506 Jesse A. Brunson, Edmond Kelly, guardian bond for George Thompson and
Jacob Hornberger, heirs of Philip Hornberger; 2 May 1836
507 Nathan Thomas, James Wilson, indenture bond for George B. Smith (age 10); 2 May 1836
507 additional sale of the estate of Henry H. Wynns by
administrator W. G. Wynns; 1 May 1836
508 inventory and sale of the estate of
Elizabeth Vinson by
administrator W. C. Jones; buyers include Orin Vinson, Benjamin Champion, Enos Vinson, William Hicks, John Byrd, Thomas Futrell, James Hendon, Stephen McKinney, W. C. Jones, Jesse Vinson, Henry Vinson; returned May 1836
508 inventory and sale of the estate of Ann King by
administrator John K. Colson; buyers include Abner Johnson, James Collier, Wyatt Tuggle, Benjamin Collier, John K. Colson, John Townzen, Philander Priestly, T. S. Scarborough, Thomas E. Tomlinson, Enos James, William Crook, Henry Blanton, Isaac Miers, Henry Palmer, John Tayloe, Lundson Nicholas; returned May 1836
509 inventory and sale of the estate of John Cook by
administratrix Catharine Cook; buyers include Joshua Spiceland, widow, William Sills, Henry Bell, Sanford Spiceland, William Hicks, Joel Outland, William Bruton, Orvil Champion, Anthony Jones, George Bell, Elijah Hendon, Mathew Morgan
510 sale of the estate of Willie Lassiter by
administratrix Rebecca Lassiter; returned May 1836
511 inventory and sale of the estate of Reuben
Ross by
administratrix Eliza Ann Ross; buyers include Eliza Ann Ross,
returned May 1836
511 inventory and sale of the estate of
Francis Lassiter by
administratrix Rebecca Lassiter; buyers include Joiner, George W. Hereford, Rebecca Lassiter, Joshua Lassiter, William Downs, James Lee; returned May 1836
512 settlement with William M. Manning, administrator of Reed Luton; returned May 1836
512 guardian’s return with Henry Cato, guardian for the heirs of William Bayliss (Brunson
Bayliss, Andrew J. Bayliss, Mary E. McClarney, William Bayliss, Emily A. Bayliss); 19 Apr 1836, returned May 1836
512 guardian’s return by Sarah Dunbar, guardian for Adaline Dunbar, Sarah Dunbar, Samuel Dunbar; returned May 1836
513 guardian’s return by William Kay, guardian for Ann Hereford, heir of John W. Hereford; 8 Feb 1836, returned May 1836
514 guardian’s return by William Kay, guardian for Angeline Hereford, heir of John W. Hereford; 8 Feb 1836, returned May 1836
515 guardian’s return by William Kay, guardian for Betsy P. Hereford, heir of John W. Hereford; 8 Feb 1836, returned May 1836
515 guardian’s return by William Kay, guardian for Mary Ann Hereford, heir of John W. Hereford; 8 Feb 1836, returned May 1836
517 guardian’s return by William Kay, guardian for Virginia F. Hereford, heir of John W. Hereford; 8 Feb 1836, returned May 1836
518 guardian’s return by William Kay, guardian for Rambler Hereford, heir of John W. Hereford; 8 Feb 1836, returned May 1836
519 widow’s dower for Agnes Ross, widow of Nathan Ross, by Solomon K. Vollentine, William Webster, Thomas Ward, Robert Dunlap, William A. Ferrill, Travis Moore; dowry totaled 165 acres on Saline Creek near Hays Fork; May 1836
519 division of the Negroes of the estate of
Henry H. Wynns, for the dowry of widow Celia Wynns; other heirs were Mary C. Wynns and
Andrew R. Wynns; 14 Feb 1836, returned May 1836
520 division of the lands of Henry H. Wynns for
the dowry of widow Celia Wynns; 25 Feb 1836, returned May 1836
520 account current of William W. Bradford with administratrix Polly Bradford; 3 Mar 1836, returned May 1836
521 widow’s dower for Catherine Cook; 16 Feb 1836, returned May 1836
521 widow’s dower for Rebecca Pervis, widow of Allen B. Pervis; 5 Jan 1836, returned May 1836
521 widow’s dower for Rebecca Lassiter, widow of Willie Lassiter; 20 Nov 1835, returned May 1836
521 guardian’s return by James Wimberly, guardian for the heirs of John J. Acree; May 1836
522 account current with John T. Bailey, administrator of Henry Bailey; May 1836
522 guardian’s return by John R. Acree, guardian for the heirs of John W. Hereford; May 1836
523 guardian's return for Arthur Griffin heirs (Elitha, Arthur) by W. C. Jones; 2 May 1836
524 Henry L. Atkins, Joseph Pinner, Ephraim Gatlin, Abithel Wallace, Hugh McMillan, commissioner's report for the division
of Stewart County into magisterial districts, made at Dover on
8 Feb 1836:
District No 1 To commence at the
mouth of North Cross Creek running up said Creek with its meanders to the
Indian Mount including Joshua Hamblett and
Mark Milam, thence along the Ridge dividing main
Cross Creek from Dicks Fork of North Cross Creek Continuing
on the top of said Ridge till it strikes the Montgomery County Line thence with the County Line to Cumberland
River thence down the River with its meanders to the
beginning.
District No 2 Commencing at the mouth of North Cross Creek on
the lower side of said Creek running thence down Cumberland River with its meanders to the mouth of Dyers Creek on
the upper side thereof, thence up Dyers creek with its meanders to where the
road leading from Dover to
Hopkinsville crosses the same the first time, thence with
said road including Meredith Cook, Charles B. Wilcox, Solomon K. Vollentine, Richard Cooley and
John Lee, Esquire to the forks of the road near
Thomas French.
Where the Red River Iron Works Road leaves the same, thence with the Red
River Iron Works road to the Montgomery County Line, thence with the County Line to the top
of the dividing Ridge between North Cross Creek and
Dicks fork of
North Cross Creek, thence with the top of said Ridge pursuing the line of
District No 1 to the beginning.
District 3 Commencing where the Hopkinsville Road and the Cadiz Roads separate running
thence with the Cadiz Road to where it crosses the Saline Creek including John Morgan, Hyman Legate and
Edward W. Smith, thence up said Creek to the State Line
thence with the state and county line to the Iron Works road thence with said
road to the beginning.
District 4 Commencing at the mouth of Dyers Creek, on the lower side thereof, running down
the River with its meanders to the State Line, thence with said line to where
the Saline Creek and
Kentucky line intersect, thence with the Saline Creek
to the Cadiz Road thence with the Cadiz Road to the forks of the Cadiz and
Hopkinsville Roads thence with the Dover and
Hopkinsville Road and Dyers Creek to the beginning.
District 5 Commencing at the mouth of Wells Creek running thence up the River to the Montgomery
County Line thence with said line to the Dickson
County Line thence with the Dickson County line to
the Humphreys County Line thence with the Humphreys County Line
thence with the Humphreys County Line to the Tennessee Ridge thence with the said Ridge to the head of the
Middle West Fork of Wells Creek thence with the Ridge dividing the North fork
and the Middle West Fork of Wells Creek to the main Wells Creek thence with
said Creek to the Beginning.
District 6 Commencing at the mouth
of Wells Creek running thence down the River to a point
opposite the point of the Ridge North of the Bear Spring Furnace, the dividing Ridge between South Cross
and Long Creeks, thence with said dividing Ridge to the
Tennessee Ridge, thence with the Tennessee Ridge, to the
head of the Middle West Fork of Wells Creek, thence with the Ridge dividing the
North Fork and Middle West Fork of Wells Creek to the main Wells Creek thence
with said Creek to the Beginning.
District 7 Commencing at a point opposite the point of
the Ridge North of the Bear Spring Furnace running thence down the River to Philip B. Nolin's Ferry on Cumberland River thence with the Road leading from Nolin's
ferry to the Road leading [from] Dover to Brandon's
Ferry on Tennessee River at
William Bruton’s thence with said Road to the mouth of
Bee Branch thence with the Ridge dividing the Bee Branch
and Bear Creek to
James Barrow's thence with said Ridge to the line of
District No 6. Thence with the line of
said District No 6 to the beginning.
District 8 Commencing at Philip B. Nolin's ferry running thence down Cumberland
River to
the State Line thence with the state line to Tennessee River thence up Tennessee River to the mouth of
Panther Creek thence up Panther Creek to the Road leading
from Nolin's Ferry to Brightwell's Ferry thence with said Road to
William Bruton's thence continuing the road to the
beginning.
District 9 Commencing at the mouth of Panther Creek on
Tennessee River running thence up the River to the Mouth of Short
Creek thence up Short Creek to Leatherwood Road in
the Ridge between Leatherwood and Standing Rock Creeks Continuing said Ridge to Tennessee Ridge thence
with said Ridge to James Barrow's thence with the line of District No 7
to William Bruton's thence with the Road from Nolin's
to Brightwell's Ferry to Panther Creek thence down Panther Creek on the
Southside where of the beginning.
District 10 Commencing at the mouth of Short Creek running thence up Tennessee River to Crosswell's
Ferry thence with the dividing ridge between White Oak and Cane Creek, crossing Cane Creek at Stephen Mizell's, Continuing over to Hurricane Creek Meeting House Continuing to the
Tennessee Ridge and
from thence to the beginning at the mouth of Short Creek.
District 11 Commencing at Crosswell's Ferry
running thence up the River to the County Line thence with the County Line to
the road leading from Dover to
Reynoldsburgh thence with said road to the Ridge dividing Lewis'
Branch from Cane Creek thence with said Ridge to Tennessee Ridge at
the Head of the Middle West Fork of Wells Creek thence with said Ridge to the
Line of District No 10 thence with the Line of No 10 to the beginning.
District 12 Commencing at the County Line on the Road
leading from Dover to
Reynoldsburgh running thence East with said line to the
Tennessee Ridge thence with the Tennessee Ridge to the head of
the Middle West Fork of Wells Creek thence with the line of District No 11 to
the beginning.
District 1 elections at the house of
Anthony Lee
District 2 elections at the house of
Nathan Parker
District 3 elections at the house of
Oren Tucker
District 4 elections at the house of
John Stancil
District 5 elections at the house of
William Rye
District 6 elections at the house of
James Lowry
District 7 elections at the
courthouse in Dover
District 9 elections at Stephen English’s old place
District 8 elections at the house of
Jethro Bass
District 10 elections at the house
of Frederick Gross
District 11 elections at the house
of Allen Barnes
District 12 elections at the house
of Andrew Irwin