Settlements, Wills and Bonds Volume M (Sep 1882 –
Aug 1889) (Microfilm Roll 56)
1 poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1882 by George Dougherty, Lewis Herndon; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Bettie Hinson, Cassy Clark, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Rachael Milton, Ella White, Alfred Nevel
1 poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1882 by George Dougherty, Lewis Herndon; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Ella White, Bettie Hinson, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Rachael Milton, Cassy Clark, Alfred Nevel
2 T. W. Dennis, L. Herndon, George Dougherty, poor house commissioner’s bond; 2 Oct 1882
3 H. L. Watson, James A. Ross, Thomas M. Griffin, report of year's provisions for widow of
Orvil Champion; 14 Sep 1882
4 jury of inquest on 11 Aug 1882 at
LaGrange ore bank, upon the bodies of A. J. Miller & David Adams, killed by an accidental explosion of
powder
5 T. J. Weaver, D. A. Norfleet, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 3; 4
Sep 1882
6 W. M. Webb, H. A. Armistead, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 1; 4
Sep 1882
7 H. A. Armistead, J. W. Richards, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 1; 4
Sep 1882
8 will of A. B. Ross; wife Missouri Ross, son A. B. Ross Jr. (of
age), minor children not named; exec. is J. M. Scarborough; 4 Feb 1882, proven 10 Nov 1882
10 inventory of the estate of Orvil Champion by
W. J. Bennett, admr.; notes on O. P. Saltzgiver, John Hughes, J. M. Champion, Joseph Vinson, M. V. Elkins, Thomas Jackson, William Jones, Elijah Humphreys, Henry Watson, Charles Humphreys, J. T. Lenart; 2 Oct 1882
11 sale of property of Orvil Champion
13 Missouri Ross, L. Herndon, T. J. Weaver, administrator’s bond for A. B. Ross; 6 Nov 1882
14 William M. Bruton, I. W. Folks, Lewis Herndon, apprentice bond for Robert Bailey, age 9; 6 Nov 1882
15 poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1882 by George Dougherty, Lewis Herndon; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Bettie Hinson, Cassy Clark, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Rachael Milton, Ella White, Alfred Nevel, Catharine Soutter
16 A. B. Ross, Lewis Herndon, L. D. Hargis, J. M. Scarborough, Reuben Biggs, revenue collector’s bond; 4 Sep 1882
16 A. B. Ross, Lewis Herndon, L. D. Hargis, J. M. Scarborough, Reuben Biggs, bond for preserving the records of the
court; 4 Sep 1882
17 A. B. Ross, Lewis Herndon, L. D. Hargis, J. M. Scarborough, Reuben Biggs, special commissioner’s bond as
newly-elected County Court Clerk; 4 Sep 1882
17 A. B. Ross, Lewis Herndon, L. D. Hargis, J. M. Scarborough, Reuben Biggs, county tax collector’s bond; 4 Sep 1882
18 Charles Coppedge, Lewis Herndon, Reuben Biggs, J. H. Chadwick, J. W. Rice, J. C. Steger, H. H. Tharpe, trustee’s bond for the collection of
state taxes; 4 Sep 1882
20 Charles Coppedge, Reuben Biggs, Lewis Herndon, J. H. Chadwick, J. B. Crockarell, J. W. Rice, J. C. Steger, H. H. Tharpe, trustee’s bond for the collection of
school taxes; 4 Sep 1882
21 Charles Coppedge, Reuben Biggs, Lewis Herndon, J. H. Chadwick, J. B. Crockarell, J. W. Rice, J. C. Steger, H. H. Tharpe, trustee’s bond for the collection of
county taxes; 4 Sep 1882
23 poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1882 by George Dougherty, G. W. Bufford, Lewis Herndon; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Ella White, Alfred Nevel
24 Mrs. Bell G. Payne vs.
Mrs. M. A. Marshall, administrator of Thomas H. Payne, decree:
Thomas H. Payne died March 1882, possessing a homestead of about
900 acres on Tennessee River, adj. lands of Peter Coleman & A. G. Wofford, Raford Rutland, Blake Rutland, Mrs. Bell G. Payne, Mrs. M. A. Marshall;
Mrs. Payne is
widow of Thomas H. Payne and is entitled to homestead and dower in the
land; Mrs. Marshall is
the only heir of Thomas H. Payne; court awards Mrs. Payne a
homestead in the land worth $1000, plus a third of the remaining lands as dower
25 E. G. Sexton, H. H. McGee, Z. T. Walter, J. A. Cole, J. H. Boswell, J. A. Jones, E. A. Scarborough, J. C. Steger, G. W. Wynns, J. M. Sexton, W. G. Wofford, revenue collector’s bond; 6 Nov 1882
28 Charles Coppedge, Reuben Biggs, Lewis Herndon, J. H. Chadwick, J. B. Crockarell, J. W. Rice, J. C. Steger, H. H. Tharpe, trustee’s bond for the collection of
school taxes; 4 Sep 1882
29 Charles Coppedge, Reuben Biggs, Lewis Herndon, J. H. Chadwick, J. B. Crockarell, J. W. Rice, J. C. Steger, H. H. Tharpe, trustee’s bond for the collection of
county taxes; 4 Sep 1882
30 Charles Coppedge, Reuben Biggs, Lewis Herndon, J. H. Chadwick, J. B. Crockarell, J. W. Rice, J. C. Steger, H. H. Tharpe, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 4 Sep 1882
31 C. A. Wolfe, G. H. Cherry, E. Kelly, William Varner, John Tippit, W. A. West, J. B. Crockarell, E. G. Sexton, J. H. Smith, sheriff’s bond; 4 Sep 1882
31 C. A. Wolfe, G. H. Cherry, E. Kelly, William Varner, John Tippit, W. A. West, J. B. Crockarell, E. G. Sexton, J. H. Smith, sheriff’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 4 Sep 1882
32 poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1882 by George Dougherty, G. W. Bufford, Lewis Herndon; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Ella White, Alfred Nevel, John McClain
33 settlement with A. Bagwell, administrator of A. A. Bagwell; 8 Dec 1882
34 poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1883 by George Dougherty, G. W. Bufford, Lewis Herndon; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Ella White, Alfred Nevel, John McClain
34 commissioners report on homestead and
dower of Mrs. Bell G. Payne, pursuant to December 1882 court order;
total land allotted was 720 acres; 2 Feb 1883
36 commissioners report on dower of Mary J. Bishop, widow of Joseph Bishop; 3 Jan 1883
37 inventory of Jason Ezell by
T. H. Ezell, administrator; 22 May 1880
38 settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of Mary Pervis and
Hannah Reece; 13 Jan 1883
38 settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of John Griffie; 13 Jan 1883
39 settlement with L. C. Austin, administrator of W. G. Austin; 1 Mar 1883
40 settlement with J. S. Mullins, administrator of J. A. Mullins; 5 Mar 1883
40 poor house commissioner’s report for Feb 1883 by George Dougherty, G. W. Bufford; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, John McClain, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Ella White
41 jury of inquest on 23 Feb 1883 in
accidental drowning death of Richard Johnson on
6 Feb 1883; jurors were Noah McGregor, A. J. Bumpus, T. G. Taylor, W. T. Mann, R. H. Sexton, C. W. Atkins, W. S. Scott, W. H. Keel, D. E. Crockarell, W. B. Halliday
41 poor house commissioner’s report for Mar 1883 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, G. W. Bufford; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, John McClain, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Ella White, Alfred Palmer
43 L. D. Hargis, C. A. Wolfe, W. P. Bruton, county court Chairman’s bond; 2 Apr 1883
43 B. H. Dunbar, W. T. Thomas, T. W. Lewis, H. A. Armistead, administrator’s bond for W. L. Dunbar; 2 Apr 1883
44 letters of administration to B. H. Dunbar for
W. L. Dunbar, deceased intestate; 2 Apr 1883
44 J. W. McCutchen, J. H. Boswell, N. Brandon, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 11;
2 Apr 1883
45 settlement with W. P. Cole, administrator of L. J. Moore; 21 Mar 1883
47 settlement with T. H. Ezell, administrator of Jason Ezell; 10 Mar 1883
48 will of Emma Roder:
husband F. A. Roder gets property she inherited from her father D.
C. Jones; mentions children Exutie Vignolls and
Lucy Vignolls; Elizabeth Daugherty gets option to rent part of W. B. H. Jones’ farm; wit: Adie Rumfelt, M. A. Skinner; written 18 Nov 1882, proven May 1883
term
48 jury of inquest at Rolling Mill ferry on 2 Apr 1883 to examine body of _____ Barnes,
who drowned in Cumberland River
49 Susana Humphreys, L. Herndon, R. Ledbetter, administrator’s bond for R. H. Humphreys; 7 May 1883
49 letters of administration to Susana Humphreys for
R. H. Humphreys, deceased intestate; 7 May 1883
50 Willie Boyd, T. J. Weaver, W. W. Miller, administrator’s bond for T. J. Boyd; 7 May 1883
50 letters of administration to Willie Boyd for
T. J. Boyd, deceased intestate; 7 May 1883
51 J. O. Hunt Jr., W. J. Atkins, J. T. Reynolds, administrator’s bond for J. O. Hunt;
7 May 1883
51 letters of administration to J. O. Hunt Jr. for
J. O. Hunt, deceased intestate; 7 May 1883
52 poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1883 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, G. W. Bufford; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Ella White
52 Thomas H.
Cherry, oath as deputy sheriff; May 1883
53 poor house commissioner’s report for May 1883 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, G. W. Bufford; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Ella White
53 settlement with D. M. Lewis, executor of William Rorie; 2 Jun 1883
54 settlement with G. W. Hart, administrator of W. A. Hart; 28 May 1883
54 commissioner’s report on year’s
provisions for Rhoda Dunbar, widow of W. L. Dunbar; 2 Jun 1883
55 sale of the estate of W. L. Dunbar; buyers include Mrs. R. E. Thomas, J. W. Kelly, Mrs. Rhoda Dunbar, R. E. Thomas, Toby Slaughter, B. H. Dunbar, Dick Collins, W. C. Bradford, A. J. Davis, Dissey Smith, Martha Slaughter, William Welker, T. W. Lewis Sr., W. M. Bibb, W. T. Lewis, Wade Tucker, L. P. Hays, Ned McFall
60 poor house commissioner’s report for Jun 1883 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, G. W. Bufford; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey
60 Rhoda Dunbar vs.
W. C. Bradford & others, petition for homestead &
dower; commissioners set apart 295 acres; 21 Jun 1883
61 sale of the estate of J. O. Hunt; buyers include J. O. Hunt Jr., W. J. Hunt, Silas Johnson, Dwight Childs, W. A. Freeman, Frank Hackney, Frank Sanderson, L. C. Austin, Jeff Betts, W. H. Bryant, Fleming Elam, Jesse Gilbert, Sallie Hunt, Joel Gilbert; heirs were Lizzie Shelton, Nannie Mize, W. J. Hunt, J. O. Hunt, R.
L. Hunt, Mary J. Hunt, A. F. Hunt, Sue E. Hunt, T. H. Hunt, Sallie E. Hunt; J. O. Hunt died 31 May 1882
68 J. M. Turner records stock mark; 26 Jul 1883
68 A. Hillman records stock mark; 27 Jul 1883
68 poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1883 by George Dougherty, G. W. Bufford; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey
69 settlement with D. M. Lewis, executrix of William Rorie; 6 Aug 1883
69 settlement with W. P. Cole, administrator of L. J. Moore; 28 Jul 1883
69 inventory of T. J. Boyd by
Willie Boyd; property was attached by Grange
Warehouse Association; 6 Aug 1883
70 settlement with R. B. Lisenby, administrator of John Mallory; 18 Jul 1883
70 jury of inquest at LaGrange Iron Works on
26 May 1883, investigating an unknown white male who drowned in the backwaters
of Tennessee River
71 settlement with W. J. Folks, administrator of Levina Milton; 2 Aug 1883
71 inventory of notes and accounts of S. P. Whitten; mentions Methodist Publishing House, Humboldt
property, 3 heirs unnamed
72 J. D. Murphy vs.
Nettie K. Nolin:
commissioners lay off 1/7 interest (104 acres on Cumberland River) in estate of J. T. Nolin for
Nettie Murphy; 3 Aug 1883
73 poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1883 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, G. W. Bufford; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey
74 oath of J. M. Lewis as
justice of the peace for Dist. 6; 3 Sep 1883
74 settlement with C. C. Parker, administrator of Dudley Parker; 10 Aug 1883
75 settlement with G. W. Dowdy, administrator of W. B. Powers; 31 Aug 1883
75 sale of the estate of W. B. Powers; buyers include George Smith, Wilse Webb, A. J. Dowdy, James Steele, R. E. Thomas, John Kelly, Billy Gilbert, George Shuff, Mary Powers, Henry Powers
76 poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1883 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, G. W. Bufford; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey
78 quarterly jail commissioner’s report; 5 inmates
78 settlement with J. W. Stewart, administrator of Rachel French; 15 Sep 1883
78 settlement with L. D. Hargis, administrator of Nelson Griffin; 3 Sep 1883
79 will of Nettie Jane Murphy:
husband Jefferson Davis Murphy, brother Philip B. Nolin, brother Johnathan T. Nolin, brother William B. Nolin; executor is husband J. D. Murphy; wit:
R. Ledbetter, G. T. Robertson; written 17 Jul 1883 at Iron Mountain, proven Oct 1883
80 poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1883 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey
80 will of James A. Walker:
wife Parthenia Walker, son Horace Greely Walker, other children unnamed; wit: William H. Walker, G. C. Scott; written 30 Oct 1883, proven Nov 1883
81 jury of inquest on 31 Oct 1883 to
investigate the death of Wash Jones on
31 Oct, due to consumption
81 sale of the estate of Elijah Dowdy by
R. E. Thomas, administrator; buyers were A. J. Dowdy, S. B. Williams, C. R. Powers, Bill Tuck, Jack Atkins, George Dowdy, Henry Thomas, M. J. Parchman; 20 Aug 1883
82 A. C. Turner, William Varner, W. E. Reynolds, M. W. Tucker, W. H. Keel, William J. Atkins, constable bond for Dist. 2; 5 Nov 1883
84 T. W. Dennis, L. Herndon, N. G. Brandon, H. L. Watson, poor house overseer’s bond; 1 Oct 1883
84 J. M. Lewis, D. A. Norfleet, T. H. Cherry, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 6; 1
Oct 1883
85 will of Isham Barber:
wife Eveline Barber, grandchildren Abram Brinson & Henry Smith, son Robert Barber, daughter Juda Ann Outlaw, grandchildren Robert Stevenson, Isreal Milam, Nancy Killebrew, Thomas Killebrew; wit:
Alex Baynham, S. D. Bradford; written 11 Jan 1883
85 will of Adam Dickson of Montgomery County:
wife Matilda G. Dickson, daughter Elisa Washington (wife of D. H. West); wit:
J. F. Bishop, George Stacker; written 26 Jul 1870
86 poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1883 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey
87 sale of the estate of H. G. Davis by
A. C. Davis, administrator; buyers were John Coleman, A. C. Davis, T. J. Weaver, John Nance
87 G. W. Bufford, W. G. Wofford, J. A. Cole, L. A. Jobe, D. A. Norfleet, P. T. Wofford, S. D. Scarborough, G. Brandon, J. B. Crockarell, R. Biggs, T. J. Weaver, L. T. Hewell, W. J. Atkins, L. Herndon, sheriff’s bond; 1 Oct 1883
89 L. T. Hewell, R. B. Lisenby, J. G. Killebrew, W. J. Bennett, deputy sheriff’s bond; 5 Nov 1883
90 John P. Bufford’s oath as deputy sheriff; December 1883
90 G. H. Largent, P. T. Wofford, E. A. Scarborough, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 11;
3 Dec 1883
91 additional sale of the estate of W. L. Dunbar by
administrator B. H. Dunbar
92 poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1883 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Gilbert Page
94 jury of inquest on 27 Dec 1883 at the
house of J. E. Cook to
investigate the body of Cinthiana A. Glasgow, who was shot by J. E. Cook
94 jury of inquest on 1 Jan 1884 near Dover to
investigate the body of J. E. Cook, who was shot by a mob
94 jury of inquest on 13 Dec 1883 at the
residence of T. D. Toombs to
investigate the body of a child of Delphie Milam, born dead
95 quarterly jail commissioners’ report; inmates include James Varner (lunatic), Mason Bryant (fine & imprisonment), Granville Moody (lunatic), Isham Jackson (imprisoned by court), Mary Stone (imprisoned by court)
96 settlement with Smith Crockarell, administrator of John Elliott; 31 Dec 1883
97 poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1884 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Gil Page, Anthony Fletcher, Em Fletcher
97 B. H. Dunbar, L. Summers, road commissioner’s bond for Dist. 1; 4
Feb 1884
98 sale of the estate of O. C. Hix; buyers were H. O. Lee, Martin & Allen
101 Hamutel Gentry vs.
John F. Porter:
commissioners set off one third of the land of S. L. Gentry as
plaintiff’s dower, comprising mansion house and 70 acres; 1 Feb 1884
102 settlement with
Charles Coppedge, county trustee, for the year ending 1
Apr 1882
108 settlement with
Charles Coppedge, county trustee, for the year ending 1
Apr 1883
114 J. M. Allan, J. W. Stout, J. C. Steger, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 7; 7
Jan 1884
116 C. W. Crockett, J. W. Rice, L. Herndon, J. H. Weaks, county court chairman’s bond; Jan 1884
116 G. C. Robertson, L. Herndon, R. Biggs, coroner’s bond; 1 Oct 1883
117 Charles Coppedge, Reuben Biggs, J. W. Rice, L. Herndon, J. B. Crockarell, J. C. Steger, J. H. Weaks, Z. T. Walter, T. H. Ezell, county trustee’s bond; 1 Oct 1883
119 Charles Coppedge, Reuben Biggs, J. W. Rice, L. Herndon, J. B. Crockarell, J. C. Steger, J. H. Weaks, Z. T. Walter, T. H. Ezell, county trustee’s bond for school taxes;
1 Oct 1883
120 Charles Coppedge, Reuben Biggs, J. W. Rice, L. Herndon, J. B. Crockarell, J. C. Steger, J. H. Weaks, Z. T. Walter, T. H. Ezell, county trustee’s bond for county taxes;
1 Oct 1883
121 Charles Coppedge, Reuben Biggs, J. W. Rice, L. Herndon, J. B. Crockarell, J. C. Steger, J. H. Weaks, Z. T. Walter, T. H. Ezell, county trustee’s bond for the collection
of small offenses; 1 Oct 1883
122 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, administrator of Mary Pervis & Hannah Reece; 7 Feb 1884
122 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, guardian for J. T. Nolin; 7 heirs each due $208.96: Willie Nolin (by
guardian A. C. Nolin), Phil Nolin, Mattie Nolin, Johnie Nolin; 7 Feb 1884
124 settlement with
A. C. Davis, administrator of H. G. Davis; 15 Feb 1884
124 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, administrator of John Griffey; 7 Feb 1884
125 Charles Coppedge, Reuben Biggs, J. W. Rice, L. Herndon, J. B. Crockarell, J. C. Steger, J. H. Weaks, Z. T. Walter, T. H. Ezell, county trustee’s bond for highway taxes;
1 Oct 1883
126 settlement with
R. Ledbetter, administrator of James Dunlap; 7 Apr 1884
126 settlement with
W. J. Spiceland, administrator of E. R. Spiceland; 21 Mar 1884
127 quarterly jail commissioners’ report; inmates are James Varner & Granville Moody, lunatics; Apr 1884
128 poor house commissioner’s report for first 3 months of
1884 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Gil Page, Anthony Fletcher, Emeline Fletcher, Elnora Clark
128 School District
40 to be subdivided, including all of the district north of Leatherwood Creek
128 settlement with
B. H. Dunbar, administrator of W. L. Dunbar; 22 Mar 1884
129 jury of inquest
on 21 Jan 1884 at the residence of William Wright, to investigate an infant child of Stella
Pinner who
died a natural death
130 will of H. M. Taylor:
wife Rebecca Taylor, children not named; executor is T. J. Weaver; written 29 Aug 1883, proven May 1884;
test: W. W. Smith, J. A. Smith
131 settlement with
W. J. Bennett, administrator of Samuel Downs; 14 Apr 1884
131 poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1884 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Gil Page, Anthony Fletcher, Emeline Fletcher, Elnora Clark
132 poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1884 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, John Hinson, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Mary Bailey, Rhoda Bailey, Gil Page, Anthony Fletcher, Emeline Fletcher, Elnora Clark
132 T. M. Dennis, L. Herndon, C. C. Rolls, G. W. McElroy, R. A. Parker, poor house overseer’s bond; 2 Jun 1884
133 widow’s
provisions for the widow of O. C. Hix; 22 May 1884
133 poor house commissioner’s report for Jun 1884 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Cassy Clark, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Rhoda Bailey, Gil Page, Emeline Fletcher, Elnora Clark
134 William J. Atkins, W. A. West, W. R. J. Free, J. B. Crockarell, public administrator’s bond; 9 Jul 1884
135 J. M. T. Rolls, W. J. Atkins, E. Kelly, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 5; 7
Jul 1884
135 jail commissioner’s report for Jul 1884: James Varner, Granville Moody & Thomas Bell (lunacy), William Sanderson (assault & battery), Elbert Hunter (attempted murder)
137 commission
recommends new mail route from Dover to
Stewart
138 inventory and
sale of Marina Stamper by
administrator T. D. Morrow; buyers include George Griffin, John Burkhart, B. L. Bibb, A. R. Morrow, James Stamper, T. W. Morrow, George Stamper, Jo Gibbs, A. J. Armstrong, P. Gibbs, Taylor Travis; 17 May 1884
140 poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1884 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Emeline Fletcher
140 jail commissioner’s updated report for Jul
1884: Thomas Bell (lunacy) has been released to friends
141 settlement with
Charles Coppedge, county trustee for the year ending 1 Apr
1884
148 inventory and
sale of the estate of Dr. T. J. Pinner by
administrator W. J. Atkins; 25 Aug 1884
150 will of Joseph Gray:
sons Martin J. Gray, Peter F. Gray, Fredric P. Gray have already received their inheritances;
daughters Mary V. Traylor and
Nancy Emily Weaks get
the 814-acre homestead in Dist. 6, excepting Ľ-acre to be set aside as a grave
yard, where his wife is already buried; wit:
E. F. Dixon, James A. Lowery, S. C. Jennings; written 18 Dec 1877, proven Sep 1884
151 P. N. Ross records stock mark; 6 Sep 1884
151 R. N. Pully records stock mark; 8 Sep 1884
151 Oscar Reynolds records stock mark
152 jail commissioner’s report for Aug 1884: William Sanders, James Varner, Granville Moody, Sterling Marshall
152 poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1884 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Bettie Hinson, Rachael Milton, Emeline Fletcher
153 R. S. Lemaster, oath as deputy county court clerk; Sep
1884
153 jail commissioner’s report for Oct 1884: James Varner, Bud Kennerly, Emeline Fletcher, Sterling Marshall; since last report, one inmate has died
and one was released
154 poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1884 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Emeline Fletcher
155 inventory and
sale of the estate of James Barnes by
administrator A. L. Weaks; buyers include W. H. Stavely, J. C. Barnes, W. H. Slaughter, N. T. Neighbours, W. T. McMullen, Allen Weaks, R. H. Baylor, L. A. Bell, A. T. Barnes, George Barnes, J. P. Barnes, J. D. Burcham, Sam Barnes, Mary Harris, W. T. Chadwick, Frank Rougemont, J. H. Barnes, C. S. Collier
157 jury of inquest
on 28 Apr 1884 at the house of Steve Morrow, to investigate the body of Squire Morrow, who died by accidental drowning
158 jury of inquest
on 28 Apr 1884 at the house of Steve Morrow, to investigate the body of Edery F. Morrow, who died by accidental drowning
158 jury of inquest
on 17 Sep 1884 at the Crisp place, to investigate the body of John Rhineker, who committed suicide with a pistol on
the evening of 16 Sep 1884
159 G. M. Sizemore, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, B. H. Boswell, constable bond for Dist. 10; 6 Oct 1884
160 Wiley G. Poole, W. J. Bennett, S. J. Spiceland, H. H. Hutchinson, E. P. Weaks, Newman Brandon, constable bond for Dist. 8; 6 Oct 1884
162 A. C. Turner, M. W. Tucker, Alex Bagwell, W. E. Reynolds, William J. Atkins, William Varner, constable bond for Dist. 2; 1 Sep 1884
164 E. Kelly, L. Herndon, J. R. Carney, W. J. Atkins, J. L. Daugherty, E. E. Brokaw, J. M. Taylor, M. M. Lee, constable bond for Dist. 7; 1 Sep 1884
165 R. W. Bogard, E. T. Bogard, B. T. Bogard, T. S. Norden, constable bond for Dist. 3; 1 Sep 1884
167 W. F. Parker, J. H. Scarborough, P. T. Wofford, constable bond for Dist. 11; 25 Sep 1884
168 B. F. Dunlap, L. Herndon, J. L. Rutland, W. A. Dennis, M. M. Lee, J. R. Carney, constable bond for Dist. 9; 1 Sep 1884
170 C. C. Rolls, W. J. Shemwell, H. C. Hutchinson, J. A. Cole, Thomas Rolls, J. W. Brigham, I. W. Folks, G. W. Martin, J. W. Smith, sheriff’s bond; 1 Sep 1884
172 G. R. Owen, J. B. Crockarell, W. M. Webb, H. A. Armistead, W. J. Atkins, G. C. Robertson, L. Summers, constable bond for Dist. 1; 6 Oct 1884
174 Sam Crain, J. B. Crockarell, J. M. Sexton, William J. Atkins, D. D. P. Phillips, M. F. Brandon, P. C. Wallace, N. E. Yarborough, J. L. Dabbs; 6 Oct 1884
176 J. A. Townzen, R. N. Parker, R. Biggs, P. T. Wofford, W. T. Hart, constable bond for Dist. 7; 6 Oct 1884
178 Thomas H. Shemwell, W. J. Shemwell, Thomas Rolls, W. J. Atkins, L. Herndon, N. G. Brandon, constable bond for Dist. 4; 1 Sep 1884
179 Charles Ralston, J. B. Crockarell, John Sawyer, G. W. Hart, P. T. Wofford, constable bond for Dist. 6; 6 Oct 1884
181 P. T. Wofford, J. H. Scarborough, S. D. Scarborough, W. F. Parker, F. C. Gray, W. G. Wofford, T. W. Lewis, W. T. Hart, R. Biggs, J. A. Townzen, trustee’s bond for state taxes; 6 Oct
1884
183 P. T. Wofford, J. H. Scarborough, S. D. Scarborough, W. F. Parker, F. C. Gray, W. G. Wofford, T. W. Lewis, W. T. Hart, R. Biggs, J. A. Townzen, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 6 Oct 1884
183 P. T. Wofford, J. H. Scarborough, S. D. Scarborough, W. F. Parker, F. C. Gray, W. G. Wofford, T. W. Lewis, W. T. Hart, R. Biggs, J. A. Townzen, trustee’s bond for school taxes; 6 Oct
1884
185 P. T. Wofford, J. H. Scarborough, S. D. Scarborough, W. F. Parker, F. C. Gray, W. G. Wofford, T. W. Lewis, W. T. Hart, R. Biggs, J. A. Townzen, trustee’s bond for county taxes; 6 Oct
1884
187 P. T. Wofford, J. H. Scarborough, S. D. Scarborough, W. F. Parker, F. C. Gray, W. G. Wofford, T. W. Lewis, W. T. Hart, R. Biggs, J. A. Townzen, trustee’s bond for highway taxes; 6 Oct
1884
188 E. G. Sexton, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, J. M. Sexton, Z. T. Walter, G. W. Wynns, B. H. Boswell, J. A. Parker, J. H. Boswell, G. W. Boswell, W. G. Wofford, T. W. Lewis, county court clerk’s bond; 6 Oct 1884
193 poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1884 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Sarah Winters, Marion Winters
193 jail commissioner’s report for Oct 1884: five inmates
194 inventory and
sale of the estate of B. Downs; 22 Aug 1884
196 inventory of
the estate of T. J. Neely by
A. E. Neely, administratrix; 16 Dec 1884
197 W. T. Dowdy, R. E. Thomas, L. Summers, apprentice bond for E. G. C. Dowdy and
Q. L. Dowdy; 3 Nov 1884
197 apprenticeship
of E. G. C. Dowdy (age 15) and Q. L. Dowdy (age 13) to W. T. Dowdy; 3 Nov 1884
198 John Daugherty, Thomas Rolls, C. C. Rolls, poor house overseers’ bond; 6 Oct 1884
198 L. Summers, R. E. Thomas, H. A. Armistead, T. W. Lewis, deputy sheriff’s bond; 3 Nov 1884
199 poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1884 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Sarah Winters, Marion Winters, J. C. Peppers
200 settlement with
W. J. Bennett, administrator of O. Champion; 18 Oct 1884
201 inventory and
sale of the estate of R. J. French by
John Largent, administrator
203 D. J. McCann, G. C. Robertson, William Woods, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 11;
8 Dec 1884
204 years’
provisions for A. E. Neely, widow of T. J. Neely, by commissioners J. M. Kingins, T. J. Fletcher, D. N. Wallace; 31 May 1884
204 E. M. Miles, L. Herndon, road commissioner’s bond for Dist. 9; 9
Dec 1884
205 will of Samuel Dunbar:
wife unnamed, oldest daughter Catey Dunbar, second daughter Maggie Dunbar, sister Claricy Dunbar, sister Ann Dunbar; executors are W. C. Bradford & T. W. Lewis; test:
A. G. Halliday, H. A. Armistead, W. B. Scott; written 8 Dec 1884
206 poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1884 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, Cordelia Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Sarah Winters, Marion Winters, J. C. Peppers; Cordelia Melton died on or about
December 7
207 jury of inquest
on 3 Dec 1884 at Long Creek, to investigate the body of R. N. Pully, who died of natural causes
207 jury of inquest
on 25 Dec 1884 at the residence of William King, to investigate the body of F. M. Dennis, who died of a fall from his horse on the
highway, on 24 Dec
208 sale of the
estate of J. F. Surratt by
administrator W. J. Bennett; 31 Oct 1884
208 jail commissioner’s report for Jan 1885: inmates were James Varner, Emeline Fletcher, Harrison Cordle
209 poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1885 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, J. C. Peppers, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Sarah Winters, Marion Winters, James Edwards, Bettie Edwards, Morgan Edwards, Thomas Lewis, Mollie Harris, Daisy Harris
209 year’s
provisions set off for the widow of Samuel Dunbar; Jan 1885
210 C. F. Barnes, John H. Chadwick, James H. Chadwick, A. L. Weaks, J. P. Barnes, constable bond for Dist. 12; 2 Feb 1885
211 sale of the
estate of D. Brunson by
administrator W. C. Biggs; buyers were Mrs. Stone, Mrs. L. Roper, W. Stone, James Smith, Albert Betts, N. E. Yarborough, R. W. Bogard, J. D. Parker; 16 Jan 1885
212 inventory of the
personal property of the estate of Samuel Dunbar
214 sale of the
estate of Samuel Dunbar; buyers were B. H. Dunbar, widow, E. Brinton, T. Harris, George Wilson, Wade Tucker, Joshua Walker, W. M. Webb, James Hampton, A. Hall, G. W. Scott, A. Naylor, W. R. Wilson, W. F. Lewis, Bob Lewellen, Lowdy Summers, C. Turner, Frank Gentry, Sam Stanfill, John Nance, John Slaughter, A. Halliday, J. S. Williams, Ned McFall, John Clinard; 20 Jan 1885
215 C. M. Brandon, J. W. Smith, S. D. Scarborough, trustees’ bond for the personal property
of W. T. Hart; 16 Jan 1885
216 C. W. Crockett, county court chairman’s report for the
year 1884
221 poor house commissioner’s report for Feb 1885 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, J. C. Peppers, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Sarah Winters, Marion Winters, Thomas Lewis, James Edwards, Bettie Edwards, Mollie Harris, Daisy Harris, William Mainard
221 F. B. Smith, J. W. Smith, J. C. Steger, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 7; 2
Mar 1885
222 J. C. Dilling, G. W. Boswell, W. F. Stalls, apprentice bond for William Manning, age 12; 2 Mar 1885
223 court
apprentices William Manning, age 12, to J. C. Dilling; 2 Mar 1885
224 sale of the estate
of H. F. Johnson by
administrator W. J. Atkins; buyers included D. M. Johnson, T. W. Brake, Mary Smith, J. T. Shelby, W. H. Bryant, Sam Outlaw, D. Keatts, A. D. Gray, Albert Milam, John Bibb, Wilson Outlaw, William Shelby, A. C. Turner, J. A. Blane, Sandy West, Jeff Gray, Jesse Gilbert, Peter Terrell; 12 Feb 1885
225 settlement with
W. G. Moore, administrator of Eliza Palmer; 2 Mar 1885
226 settlement with
Charles Coppedge, county trustee for the year ending 1 Oct
1884
233 sale of the
estate of Hugh Halliday by
administrator Hugh Halliday; buyers were W. B. Halliday, A. C. Turner, W. W. Cherry, Thomas Halliday
233 homestead and
dower laid off for Mary J. French, widow of R. J. French, by commissioners J. H. Chadwick, A. L. Weaks, W. G. Moore Sr.; tracts of 56 acres, 50 acres, 50 acres,
50 acres, 100 acres, 40 acres in Dist. 12 on Hurricane Creek; 27 Jan 1885
235 poor house commissioner’s report for March 1885 by Lewis Herndon, George Dougherty, J. M. Taylor; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Sarah Winters, Marion Winters, James Edwards, Bettie Edwards, J. C. Peppers, Thomas Lewis, Daisy Harris
236 settlement with
R. D. Parker, administrator of J. W. Norrod; 2 Apr 1885
236 jury of inquest
on 4 Mar 1885 at the Dover home of Calvin Williams, to investigate the body of John Williams, dead of natural causes
237 E. M. Miles, L. Herndon, H. L. Watson, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 9; 6
Apr 1885
238 W. G. Moore, J. H. Chadwick, G. H. Largent, C. C. Rolls, surveyor’s bond; 6 Apr 1885
238 L. Herndon, G. W. Gatlin, E. M. Miles, special bond; 6 Mar 1885
239 inventory of
the notes and accounts of the estate of Jesse Vinson, by administrator Carroll Jones
240 sale of the
estate of J. L. Rutland by
administrator L. Herndon; buyers include J. T. Wofford, James Dilling, Robert Byrd, George Sanford, Richard Eaves, H. C. Agy, Jim Cook, Sallie Rutland, Jimmie Lane, John Gardner, Charles Herndon, Silas Rutland, Miles Dunbar, George Stalls, Charles Deason, E. J. Boyd, J. D. Murphy, Griffin Lane, Henry Sikes, Robert Bird, Pink Wofford, Bill Lyons, Lee Bailey, W. A. McCraw; 13 Feb 1885
242 sale of the
estate of T. W. Dennis; buyers include W. A. Dennis, Minnie Dennis, C. C. Parker, Ben Stone, Ben Dunlap, Jesse Stone, R. A. Parker, R. M. Weston, A. R. Williams, George Geurin, Thomas Dill, T. C. Miles, Sam Weston, H. H. Tharpe, A. C. Nolin, G. W. Jackson, I. W. Folks
244 jail commissioner’s report for Apr 1885: inmates were James Varner (lunatic), Emeline Fletcher (lunatic), Harrison Cordle, William Stone, Simon Evans, Bob Nippers (received 6 Feb, escaped 31 Mar)
244 poor house commissioner’s report for April 1885 by Lewis Herndon, J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, Rachael Milton, Catharine Wilhite, Sarah Winters, Marion Winters, J. C. Peppers, James Edwards, Bettie Edwards, Thomas Lewis, Daisy Harris
245 additional sale
of T. W. Dennis by
administrator L. Herndon; land sold to G. W. Gatlin
245 sale of the
estate of George Daugherty by
administrator J. L. Daugherty; buyers were Bob Daugherty, H. C. Crisp, Thomas Kernell, T. J. Carney, Bob Williams, Emily Sanders; 9 May 1885
245 years’
provisions laid off for the widow of George Daugherty; 28 Apr 1885
246 J. A. Parker, H. H. McGee, J. M. Taylor, H. A. Carney, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 4; 4
May 1885
247 poor house commissioner’s report for May 1885 by Lewis Herndon, J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh; residents were Ed Allen, William Melton, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Sarah Winters, Marion Winters, J. C. Peppers, James Edwards, Bettie Edwards, Thomas Lewis
248 poor house commissioner’s report for Jun 1885 by Lewis Herndon, J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, James Edwards, Bettie Edwards, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton
248 jail commissioner’s report for Jul 1885: inmates were James Varner (lunatic), Emeline Fletcher (lunatic), Gus Mathis, Curren Mathis
249 settlement with
J. W. Weaks, administrator of Joseph Gray; 6 Jun 1885
249 settlement with
J. D. Dilday, administrator of B. Downs; 11 Jun 1885
250 sale of the
estate of T. F. Elliott by
administrator T. H. Shemwell; buyers were J. T. Knott, F. M. Williams, W. F. Ford, J. A. Wilkinson, Mary Elliott, R. A. Knott, A. C. Ellis, T. F. Elliott Jr.
250 William J. Atkins & J. M. Allan, commissioners to select a poor house farm for the county, recommend either the N. Brandon farm (600 acres) or the J. G. Buckingham place (132)
251 settlement with
L. Herndon, special trustee of the estate of T. W. Dennis
252 poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1885 by Lewis Herndon, J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, James Edwards, Bettie Edwards, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Daniel Peppers
252 additional sale
of the estate of Samuel Dunbar by
W. C. Bradford, executor
252 inventory of
the estate of Hugh Halliday by
administrator James Halliday; 25 Aug 1885
253 will of Rhoda Dunbar:
Leona Black gets money and property if she stays with her,
otherwise the property goes to nephew C. D. Allen; all other property goes to nephew C. D. Allen,
who is named Executor; wit: John T. Parchman, G. R. Owen; written 4 May 1885, proven Aug 1885
253 settlement with
J. W. Weaks, administrator of Joseph Gray; 7 Sep 1885
254 will of Alex M.
Cobb:
wife Margaret Cobb to
keep homestead of 117 acres; granddaughter Cora Cobb Mosely, daughter and only heir of his deceased
son (?) Irwin Cobb, to have 1/3 share of a full heir; other
heirs include B. T. Bogard, C. B. Cobb; wit:
J. A. Smith, R. B. Lisenby; written 11 Aug 1885, proven Sep 1885
term
255 poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1885 by Lewis Herndon, P. P. Fitzhugh; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, James Edwards, Bettie Edwards, Daniel Peppers, John Peppers; William Melton died since the previous report
255 years’
provisions set off for the widow of H. R. Shemwell
256 additional
settlement with B. H. Dunbar, administrator of W. L. Dunbar; 29 Sep 1885
257 sale of the
estate of A. M. Cobb by
executor W. J. Atkins; buyers were W. P. Cobb, D. C. McGregor, Nance & Weaver, Silas Yarborough, Jacob Nicholas, John Crain, George Knight, Carter Edwards, Mrs. Margaret Cobb, W. R. J. Free, C. B. Cobb, M. L. Roper, J. W. Cobb
258 will of J. A. Townzen:
various property goes to Susan Tidwell; wit:
J. G. Robertson, J. D. Howell, Sam Johnson; written 9 Sep 1885
258 G. W. Bufford, P. T. Wofford, L. Herndon, R. Biggs, L. D. Hargis, S. D. Scarborough, coroner’s bond; 5 Oct 1885
259 jail commissioner’s report for October 1885: inmates were James Varner (lunatic), Emeline Fletcher (lunatic), M. C. Shemwell, George Ellis
260 poor house commissioner’s report for Sept 1885 by J. M. Taylor, Lewis Herndon, P. P. Fitzhugh; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, Daniel Peppers, J. C. Peppers, James Edwards, Bettie Edwards, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Henry Jordan
261 P. T. Wofford, R. Biggs, John G. Buckingham, S. D. Scarborough, J. H. Scarborough, J. A. Cole, W. G. Wofford, William Woods, county trustee’s bond for state taxes; 5
Oct 1885
263 P. T. Wofford, R. Biggs, John G. Buckingham, S. D. Scarborough, J. H. Scarborough, J. A. Cole, W. G. Wofford, William Woods, county trustee’s bond for county taxes;
5 Oct 1885
264 P. T. Wofford, R. Biggs, John G. Buckingham, S. D. Scarborough, J. H. Scarborough, J. A. Cole, W. G. Wofford, William Woods, county trustee’s bond for school taxes;
5 Oct 1885
265 P. T. Wofford, R. Biggs, John G. Buckingham, S. D. Scarborough, J. H. Scarborough, J. A. Cole, W. G. Wofford, William Woods, county trustee’s bond for road taxes; 5
Oct 1885
267 P. T. Wofford, R. Biggs, John G. Buckingham, S. D. Scarborough, J. H. Scarborough, J. A. Cole, W. G. Wofford, William Woods, county trustee’s bond for bridal taxes;
5 Oct 1885
268 P. T. Wofford, R. Biggs, John G. Buckingham, S. D. Scarborough, J. H. Scarborough, J. A. Cole, W. G. Wofford, William Woods, county trustee’s bond for the collection
of small offenses; 5 Oct 1885
269 settlement with
J. D. Dilday, administrator of Benjamin Downs; 16 Oct 1885
269 sale of the
estate of Rhoda Dunbar by
executor C. D. Allen; buyers included Robert Clinard, John Slaughter, Green Wilson, W. T. Lewis, W. B. Halliday, Charles McGringerl, B. H. Dunbar, Charles Stacker, Wade Hampton, Mat Dunaway, Franklin Summers, A. Barker, J. H. Webb, William Webb, Tobie Slaughter, Dora Slaughter, J. F. Owen, Jo Hampton, J. E. Myze, Dora Dunbar, Mollie Owen, Sue Dunbar, G. R. Griffin; 1 Oct 1885
272 school
directors of Dist. 25 adjust the boundaries of the district
272 will of F. A. Roder:
homestead of 160 acres goes to sons Albert Scipio Roder & David Atticus Roder; balance of property goes to Exulio Vignolls and
Roder’s 5 children, excepting the W. B. H. Jones land which goes to Elizabeth Crutcher; sister Addie Rumfelt is
chief executrix, with Exulio Vignolls, Mary C. Roder & Clara Roder assisting; wit: F. M. Lancaster, F. E. Grice; written 10 Sep 1884, proven Oct 1885
term
273 codicil to the
will of F. A. Roder:
Lucy Vignolls to
have Harrison tract of land; test:
Addie Rumfelt, F. E. Grice; proven Oct 1885
273 G. A. Miles records stock mark; 2 Nov 1885
273 James Mullins records stock mark; 10 Jul 1886
274 poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1885 by J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh, R. S. Lemaster; residents were Ed Allen, Catharine Wilhite, Thomas Lewis, Daniel Peppers, John Peppers, Rachael Milton, Bettie Edwards, Henry Jordan
274 poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1885 by J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh, R. S. Lemaster; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, Daniel Peppers, John Peppers, Henry Jordan, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, J. Mooreland; James Edwards died since the previous report
275 sale of the
estate of George Sanford by
administrator W. J. Atkins; buyers were Jack Stone, W. J. Taylor, Sam Crain, C. Hunter, J. M. Scarborough, Bob Cook, W. J. Atkins, C. W. Crockett, S. M. Ezell, T. T. Hicks, Bob Williams, Charles Hatcher, W. F. Ford, T. H. Ezell; 24 Oct 1885
275 sale of the
estate of J. A. Townzen by
administrator W. J. Atkins; buyers included J. A. Glasgow, Henry Parker, G. C. Robertson, Susan Tidwell, C. W. Crockett, J. C. Steger, Sam Johnson, J. W. Stout, R. Meredith, James Townzen, W. W. Webster, C. Hatcher, Wash Mockbee; 24 Oct 1885
277 sale of the
estate of H. C. Sikes by
administrator W. P. Sikes; buyers include J. S. Booker, H. H. McGee, R. H. Daniel, J. J. Stavely, T. C. Stavely, J. Lane, N. Gansner, A. T. Sikes, S. F. Sikes, Wesley Sikes, A. A. Sikes, W. P. Sikes; 7 Nov 1885
278 sale of the
estate of Sally Sikes by
administrator W. P. Sikes; buyers include W. P. Sikes, B. E.
Stavely, A. J. Gray, Dorcas Stubblefield, J. R. Moore, N. Gansner, H. H. McGee, John Helwick, M. W. Travis, H. S. Ledbetter; 7 Nov 1885
281 sale of the
estate of Charlotte Blane by
administrator W. J. Atkins; 12 Dec 1885
282 John Daugherty, W. J. Shemwell, Thomas Rolls, poor house commissioner’s bond; 14 Dec 1885
282 poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1885 by J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh, R. S. Lemaster; residents were Ed Allen, John Peppers, Daniel Peppers, Thomas Lewis, Henry Jordan, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Rachel Stubblefield
283 court
indentures Maggie Green, age 3, to A. J. Bumpus; 1 Feb 1886
284 A. J. Bumpus, W. J. Robertson, W. R. Harrison, apprentice bond; 1 Feb 1886
284 C. W. Crockett, county court chairman’s report for 1885
289 settlement with
B. H. Dunbar, administrator of W. L. Dunbar; 20 Feb 1886
290 will of
Permelia Vinson:
grandson William Reid gets most property; notes on James Vinson and
B. P. Vinson to
be forgiven; wit: C. Downs, E. J. Vinson; written 28 Sep 1875, proven March 1886
term
291 poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1886 by J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh, R. S. Lemaster; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, John Peppers, Daniel Peppers, Henry Jordan, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Rachel Stubblefield
292 sale of the
estate of R. C. Carter; buyer include B. F. Abernathy, H. G. Brooks, G. W. Wynns, Frank Parker, Dr. Abernathy, Dr. Brandon, F. P. Griffin, William Thompson
293 poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1886 by J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh, R. S. Lemaster; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, John Peppers, Daniel Peppers, George Elliott, Simon Stacker, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Rachel Stubblefield; Henry Jordan died 23 Apr with consumption
293 sale of the
estate of T. H. Shemwell by
administrator A. C. Ellis; buyers include W. T. Griffin, H. H. Shemwell, L. J. Percell, P. N. Ross, J. W. Robertson, widow Shemwell, J. A. Wilkinson, W. C. Moore, T. D. Shemwell, W. A. Burke, G. Wallace, R. Bogard, W. H. Cherry, J. E. Shemwell
294 C. E. Walker, Robert Burns, W. G. H. Walker, constable bond for Dist. 4; 3 May 1886
296 settlement with
W. J. Bennett, administrator of Orvil Champion; 30 Apr 1886
296 update to the
inventory of the estate of T. W. Dennis by
R. A. Parker, administrator; 1 May 1886
296 inventory of
the estate of Thomas Hudson by
administrator J. H. Clardy; 3 May 1886
297 sale of the
estate of G. R. Hays; buyers include T. B. Hays, John Jeffries, J. T. Hays, Lum Chilton, Zeak Outlaw, J. P. Hays, John Barker, E. D. Haley, Mary Hays, Neil Slaughter
298 poor house commissioner’s report for May 1886 by J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh, R. S. Lemaster; residents were Ed Allen, John Peppers, Daniel Peppers, Simon Stacker, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Rachel Stubblefield; Thomas Lewis and
George Elliott gone
298 poor house commissioner’s report for Jun 1886 by J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh, R. S. Lemaster; residents were Ed Allen, John Peppers, Daniel Peppers, Simon Stacker, Catharine Wilhite, Rachael Milton, Rachel Stubblefield; Catharine Wilhite left about the
9th
299 settlement with
John O. Hunt Jr., administrator of John O. Hunt Sr.; each heir to receive $171.40, but Nannie
Mize had
received more than this already; remaining 9 heirs to receive $169.83: Lizzie Shelton, W. J. Hunt, J. O. Hunt, R. L. Hunt, Mary J. Hunt, A. F. Hunt, Sue E. Hunt, Sallie E. Hunt, T. H. Hunt; 31 May 1886
301 sale of the
estate of B. F. Lineberry by
administrator D. A. Norfleet; buyers include J. H. Roper, W. J. Atkins, M. G. Taylor, W. M. Edwards, E. T. Bogard, D. A. Norfleet, James McGinnis, John J. Phillips, T. W. Brake, B. L. Tanner, Abe Lineberry, J. H. Clardy, M. L. Roper, A. M. Betts, Isaac Edwards, G. G. Griffin, J. M. Ross, B. B. Bryant, Quinte Lewis, Mrs. M. Wyatt, J. M. Thweatt, Sam Smith, Alex Bagwell, C. Turner; 26 Jun 1886
304 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, administrator of Charlott Blair; 30 Jun 1886
304 poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1886 by J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh, R. S. Lemaster; residents were Ed Allen, John Peppers, Daniel Peppers, Simon Stacker, Ed Bailey, Rachael Milton, Rachel Stubblefield, Rilda Bailey; Rilda Bailey died 30 July; Ed Bailey
discharged 31 July
305 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, administrator of John Griffey; 28 Jul 1886
305 sale of the
estate of J. P. Barnes by
administrator Dan Largent; buyers include Thomas Mobley, W. B. Barnes, Henry Helwick, Jerry Mobley, John Largent, widow, Ben Wyatt, J. H. Chadwick, R. M. Eckels, Henry Dudley, Rodrick Barnes, C. F. Webb, R. A. McCulloch, A. L. Weaks, Dave Wadkins, Thomas Kimbro, W. H. Stavely, C. S. Collier, George Chadwick, Scott Hansel, C. F. Barnes; 21 Jul 1886
307 E. H. Brinton, E. D. Brinton, H. A. Armistead, William Varner, constable bond for Dist. 1; 6 Sep 1886
308 J. Reed Carney, H. A. Armistead, T. J. Brandon, E. C. Outlaw, W. E. Reynolds, T. W. Lewis, William Varner, constable bond for Dist. 2; 6 Sep 1886
310 W. S. Shoemaker, T. H. Ezell, I. F. Crow, W. C. Biggs, R. H. Lee, L. T. Hewell, J. M. Lee, T. J. Brandon, constable bond for Dist. 3; 6 Sep 1886
312 J. E. Shemwell, Elige Z. T. Shemwell, T. W. Lewis, J. C. Steger, P. C. Wallace, C. C. Hooks, S. B. Woodson, constable bond for Dist. 4; 6 Sep 1886
314 W. N. Thomas, T. W. Lewis, R. E. Thomas, constable bond for Dist. 6; 6 Sep 1886
316 E. Kelly, G. C. Robertson, L. Herndon, J. C. Steger, constable bond for Dist. 7; 6 Sep 1886
317 W. P. Sikes, R. Biggs, L. Herndon, J. A. Cole, constable bond for Dist. 7; 6 Sep 1886
319 Dug D. Jones, R. M. Knight, R. H. Dilday, William Jones, J. D. Murphy, L. Herndon, constable bond for Dist. 8; 6 Sep 1886
320 B. F. Dunlap, L. Herndon, J. D. Murphy, William Jones, J. C. Steger, J. R. Carney, constable bond for Dist. 9; 6 Sep 1886
322 G. M. Sizemore, B. H. Boswell, H. H. McGee, B. F. Abernathy, constable bond for Dist. 10; 6 Sep 1886
324 poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1886 by J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh, R. S. Lemaster; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, Thomas Lewis, George Elliott, Simon Stacker, Rachael Milton, Rachel Stubblefield
324 sale of the
estate of F. A. Roder; buyers were James Broadway, John Daugherty, T. J. Daugherty, T. H. Cherry, Mrs. Adie Rumfelt, Fritz Rumfelt, Smith Crutcher, A. G. Cherry, Ike Waggoner, Willie Shearon; 3 Dec 1885
326 inventory of
the estate of T. H. Shemwell by
administrator A. C. Ellis
328 A. C. Turner, W. E. Reynolds, A. M. Morgan, M. W. Tucker, W. A. West, William Varner, sheriff’s bond; 6 Sep 1886
330 W. C. Weaks, T. W. Lewis, P. T. Wofford, William Varner, county register’s bond; 6 Sep 1886
331 E. G. Sexton, Ed Walter, J. H. Boswell, W. G. Wofford, J. A. Cole, J. M. Sexton, B. H. Boswell, H. H. McGee, J. C. Steger, J. W. Smith, county court clerk’s bond; 6 Sep 1886
335 Carroll Jones, H. L. Watson, W. G. Pool, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 8; 4
Jan 1886
336 will of James Wilson:
son C. R. Wilson gets money and 160-acre homestead, son John M.
Wilson has
already sold his one-third interest to his brother William G. Wilson; money devised to improvements of the
family graveyard; executor is son William G. Wilson; wit: William G. Russell, S. W. Martin; written 8 Nov 1881, proven Sep 1886 term
338 poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1886 by J. M. Taylor, P. P. Fitzhugh, R. S. Lemaster; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, Thomas Lewis, George Elliott, Simon Stacker, Ed Miller, Rachael Milton, Rachel Stubblefield; Daniel Peppers was discharged
339 jail commissioners recommend two colored females
being held as lunatics be transferred to the asylum, due to poor living
conditions at the jail
339 G. W. McElroy, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, W. C. Bradford, F. C. Gray, John Buckingham, W. G. Wofford, J. D. Gatlin, L. Herndon, R. Biggs, W. T. Thomas, trustee’s bond for state taxes; 4 Oct
1886
341 G. W. McElroy, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, W. C. Bradford, F. C. Gray, John Buckingham, W. G. Wofford, J. D. Gatlin, L. Herndon, R. Biggs, W. T. Thomas, trustee’s bond for county taxes; 4 Oct
1886
343 G. W. McElroy, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, W. C. Bradford, F. C. Gray, John Buckingham, W. G. Wofford, J. D. Gatlin, L. Herndon, R. Biggs, W. T. Thomas, trustee’s bond for school taxes; 4 Oct
1886
344 G. W. McElroy, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, W. C. Bradford, F. C. Gray, John Buckingham, W. G. Wofford, J. D. Gatlin, L. Herndon, R. Biggs, W. T. Thomas, trustee’s bond for road taxes; 4 Oct
1886
346 W. F. Parker, John Buckingham, D. J. McCain, W. W. McGee, constable bond for Dist. 11; 5 Aug 1886
348 poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1886 by J. M. Taylor, W. G. Wofford, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, Daniel Peppers, J. J. Peppers, Simon Stacker, Ed Miller, Rachael Milton, Rachel Stubblefield; Ed Miller died during the month
348 settlement with
G. W. Hart, administrator of W. A. Hart; 29 Oct 1886
349 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, administrator of Mary Pervis & Hannah Reece; 26 Oct 1886
350 poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1886 by J. M. Taylor, W. G. Wofford, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, Daniel Peppers, J. J. Peppers, Rachael Milton, Simon Stacker, Rachel Stubblefield
350 poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1886 by J. M. Taylor, W. G. Wofford, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, Daniel Peppers, John Peppers,
Rachael Milton, Simon Stubblefield, Rachel Stubblefield
351 settlement with
A. L. Weaks, administrator of James Barnes; 31 Dec 1886
352 will of Anna Hicks:
husband Nathan Hicks gets money in the hands of her father, E. M. Crisp; test:
H. L. Watson, R. F. Hicks; written 11 Dec 1886, proven Jan 1887
term
352 additional sale
of the estate of J. L. Rutland by
administrator L. Herndon; buyers were R. M. Rutland, S. M. Cook, Griffin Lane, W. S. Rutland
353 settlement with
W. C. Bradford, executor of Samuel Dunbar; 23 Dec 1886
354 settlement with
J. W. Weaks, administrator of Joseph Gray; 10 Dec 1886
354 settlement with
R. A. Stone, administrator of R. S. Stone; 10 Jan 1887
354 jail commissioner’s report for Jan 1887: 18 inmates in the past quarter, 2 of which
have died, 11 which have been discharged, and 5 remaining in the jail
355 R. M. Knight, L. Herndon, G. W. Lewis, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 8; 3
Jan 1887
356 J. W. Robertson, S. J. Bumpus, N. G. Brandon, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 4; 3
Jan 1887
358 sale of the
estate of Robert Hinson by
W. T. Mosely, administrator; buyers were J. A. Cathey, M. A. Newberry, D. C. Page, H. J. Cherry, Elizabeth Hinson, William Wallace, Robert Burns; Jan 1887
358 years’
provisions set apart for the widow of J. L. Green; 26 Jan 1887
359 years’
provisions allowed by the county commission for Mrs. Hinson
359 years’
provisions set apart for the widow of Charles Phippen; Jan 1887
360 settlement with
J. M. Allan, administrator of O. C. Hix; 3 Feb 1887
363 additional
settlement with B. H. Dunbar, administrator of W. L. Dunbar; 5 Feb 1887
364 poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1887 by J. M. Taylor, W. G. Wofford, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, Daniel Peppers, John Peppers, Rachael Milton, Simon Stubblefield, Rachel Stubblefield
364 sale of the
estate of Mrs. Mary Wall; buyers were J. M. Lee, W. T. Mosely, Milton Vick, Nancy Dickson; 22 Jan 1887
365 sale of the
estate of Ann Story by administrator C. C. Parker; buyers included D. Clark, J. A. Byrd, A. C. Futrell, S. J. Bailey, C. C. Parker, C. C. Johnson, Dick Clark, J. C. Garner, G. M. Dill, Jo Elkins, E. R. Deason, W. S. Herndon, Mattie Elkins, F. C. Bailey, H. L. Cathey, Jack Elkins, Henry Belisle; 14 Jan 1887
366 sale of the
estate of William Herndon by
administrator C. C. Parker; buyers included B. F. Wilkinson, W. S. Herndon, C. C. Parker, E. G. Herndon, Charles Herndon, J. G. Gorham, Ed Folks, B. F. Dunlap, J. J. Herndon, J. G. Gorham; 15 Jan 1887
368 M. W. Blane, Carroll Jones, F. G. Askew, J. F. May, constable bond for Dist. 8; 7 Feb 1887
370 settlement with
W. P. Sikes, administrator of F. Sikes; 9 Feb 1887
370 settlement with
L. Herndon, administrator of J. L. Rutland; 5 Feb 1887
372 Samuel B. Crain, P. G. Sexton, William J. Atkins, J. C. Steger, constable bond for Dist. 5; 4 Oct 1886
373 T. J. Weaver, J. M. Weaver, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 3;
14 Dec 1886
374 J. M. Lewis, T. D. Toombs, R. H. Burney, justice of the peace for Dist. 6; 13 Dec
1886
375 D. J. McCann, G. C. Robertson, M. S. Wallace, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 11;
12 Dec 1886
375 D. A. Norfleet, R. W. Bogard, T. P. Kenneda, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 3;
13 Dec 1886
376 G. H. Largent, W. H. Dilling, Chris Gansner, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 11;
13 Dec 1886
376 B. J. H. Chadwick, W. F. Wright, J. A. McGee, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 12;
13 Dec 1886
377 H. A. Armistead, J. M. Lewis, T. W. Lewis, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 1;
14 Dec 1886
378 W. M. Webb, J. M. Lewis, G. C. Robertson, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 1;
14 Dec 1886
378 L. D. Hargis, W. G. Moore, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 4;
13 Dec 1886
379 W. J. Atkins, P. T. Wofford, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 5;
12 Dec 1886
380 H. L. Watson, L. Herndon, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 8;
14 Dec 1886
380 D. D. P. Phillips, R. H. Sexton, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 2;
14 Dec 1886
381 years’
provisions set apart for the widow of S. C. Lee; Feb 1887
381 additional sale
of the estate of Robert Hinson; buyers included widow, Jim Hinson, Billy Vick, George Wallace, H. C. Pace; Feb 1887
382 settlement with
T. H. Ezell, administrator of Jason Ezell; payments to Pinner’s heirs, Eliza
Brandon, Lewis Ezell, Callie Ezell, Lizzie Morgan; 24 Feb 1887
382 settlement with
John Largent, administrator of R. J. French; payments to 3 heirs: Mrs. Mary J. French, Lee French, Mollie E. Roberts; 25 Feb 1887
384 year’s
provisions set apart for Lou Lee, widow of S. C. Lee; 4 Mar 1887
385 J. L. Daugherty, C. C. Rolls, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 7;
13 Dec 1886
385 L. Herndon, Ed Walter, J. M. Allan, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 9;
15 Dec 1886
386 R. Biggs, W. H. Dillon, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 7;
13 Dec 1886
386 J. M. T. Rolls, G. W. Taylor, W. J. Atkins, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 5;
13 Dec 1886
387 W. F. Wright, T. K. Phillips, James A. Nash, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 12;
13 Dec 1886
387 G. W. Lewis, W. J. Atkins, W. G. Moore, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 2;
13 Dec 1886
388 W. C. Bradford, P. T. Wofford, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 6;
13 Dec 1886
388 C. W. Crockett, Ed Walter, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 7;
12 Dec 1886
389 L. A. Jobe, F. P. Edwards, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 10;
13 Dec 1886
389 poor house commissioner’s report for Feb 1887 by J. M. Taylor, W. G. Wofford, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, Daniel Peppers, John Peppers, Rachael Milton, Simon Stubblefield, Rachel Stubblefield
389 John Whitford acknowledges receipt from Willis Whitford of
his share of the estate of Mary Whitford; 8 Sep 1852
390 poor house commissioner’s report for Mar 1887 by J. M. Taylor, W. G. Wofford, N. G. Brandon; residents were John Murphy, Mollie Harris, child of Mollie Harris, Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, Daniel Peppers, John Peppers, Simon Stacker, Rachael Milton; one female died during the month
391 settlement with
E. Pully, administrator of Luvina Darr; 4 Apr 1887
391 settlement with
G. Fisher, administrator of John Reininger; 1 Apr 1887
392 sale of the
estate of Ann Akin by
administrator J. M. T. Rolls; buyers included Etney Brewer, R. Bogard, Tennessee Taylor, Rebecca Wallace, T. J. Daugherty, H. J. Cherry, Lidy Hargis, Sallie Powers, Polk Stagner, J. M. T. Rolls, P. V. Taylor; 17 Feb 1887
394 settlement with
Adell Rumfelt, executrix of F. A. Roder; 23 Mar 1887
395 additional
settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of John Griffey; 9 Apr 1887
395 sale of the
estate of Henry Robertson by
administrator E. M. Miles; buyers included W. H. Robertson, M. A. Sills, M. M. Miles, W. F. Williams, C. C. Parker, J. B. Miles
396 sale of the
estate of C. P. McCoy by
T. J. Frith, administrator; buyers included Evans McCoy, A. J. Davis, Aaron Acree, G. W. Cherry, R. Burns, Eve McCoy, Jennie Kingins, W. P. Ford, Sam Cherry, Robert L. McCoy, Alex Clinard, W. W. Wallace, T. J. Frith, Lewis Martin, Milford Hooks, W. H. Morris, W. C. Moore, T. S. Roberts, C. C. Hooks, Jerry Civils, Mrs. W. W. Wallace, N. E. Ramsey, T. J. Weaver, T. J. Fletcher, Riggs Griffin, W. H. Cherry; notes on Riggs Griffin, W. H. Cherry,
Rufus Wallace, Newman Brandon; sale totaled $566.58, inventory totaled
$142.45; Apr 1887
400 poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1887 by J. M. Taylor, W. G. Wofford, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, John Peppers, Thomas Lewis, Simon Stacker, Rachael Milton, John Murphy, Mollie Harris, Daisy Harris
401 sale of the
estate of C. Phippen by
administrator R. Biggs
404 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, administrator of H. F. Johnson; 2 May 1887
404 settlement with
W. W. Ellis, administrator of James Mathis and
Isabella Mathis; 14 May 1887
405 settlement with
James Halliday, administrator of Hugh Halliday; 9 May 1887
405 settlement with
H. H. McGee, administrator of M. M. Vickers; 30 May 1887
406 sale of the
estate of M. W. Damron by administrator A. J. Damron; buyers included William Shelby, A. D. Bryant, Nick Bryant, James Shepherd, Dock Smith, Bill Smith, D. M. Johnson, R. D. Williams, William Rawlins, T. W. Frazier, J. O. Hunt, J. D. Clinard
407 poor house commissioner’s report for May 1887 by J. M. Taylor, W. G. Wofford, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, Rachael Milton, Simon Stacker
407 settlement with
W. P. Campbell, administrator of Joseph Campbell; 9 Jun 1887
408 settlement with
N. Brandon, administrator of C. Brandon
408 settlement with
R. H. Clinard, administrator of Henry Hudson; 7 Apr 1887
409 settlement with
W. W. Ellis, administrator of James Mathis and
Isabella Mathis; 13 Jun 1887
409 will of Mrs.
Elizabeth Caroline Parker: all property to be divided among C. T. Lewis, C. C. Ellis & Mary Elizabeth Donnill; executor is J. M. Lewis; wit:
W. T. Thomas, S. A. Patterson; written 17 Mar 1885, proven Jun 1887
term
410 poor house commissioner’s report for Jun 1887 by J. M. Taylor, W. G. Wofford, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, Simon Stacker
410 jail commissioner’s report for the quarter ending
30 Jun 1887: 7 inmates have been housed,
including Bob Porter, Martin Wilson (larceny), John Harris (going armed), Tom Winslow (larceny), Jim Oldham (going armed), Jack Corbin (larceny), Robert White
411 John W. Taylor, J. M. Taylor, N. G. Brandon, ferry keeper’s bond; 4 Jul 1887
411 settlement with W. J. Bennett, administrator of J. F. Surratt; 1 Jul 1887
412 settlement with Carroll Jones, administrator of Jesse Vinson; 1 Jul 1887
413 settlement with
J. J. Phillips, administrator of W. R. Thweatt; 7 Jul 1887
414 settlement with
Mrs. A. E. Neely, administratrix of T. J. Neely; distribution to Mrs. Neely and
2 children, one of whom is Rachel Gentry, wife of T. J. Gentry; 6 Jul 1887
415 settlement with
R. A. Parker, administrator of T. W. Dennis; 11 Jul 1887
416 inventory of
the estate of Hugh Halliday by
administrator W. J. Atkins
416 sale of the
estate of S. C. Lee by
administrator W. J. Atkins; buyers were Mrs. Lee, W. J. Atkins, Sam Crane, C. C. Satterfield, S. F. Morrow; 4 Mar 1887
417 J. A. Parker, J. M. Sexton, J. W. Parker, justice of the peace for Dist. 10; 11
Jul 1887
417 additional inventory
of the estate of Ann McStory by
administrator C. C. Parker
417 additional
inventory of the estate of W. H. Herndon by
administrator C. C. Parker
418 settlement with
R. N. Parker, administrator of J. O. Barkes; 13 Jul 1887
418 sale of the
estate of T. S. Crutcher by
administrator Thomas Crutcher; buyers include B. E. Stavely, Dave Largent, Joe Milton, H. Hutchinson, J. J. B. Crutcher, N. J. Crutcher, Thomas Crutcher, N. J. Young, W. D. Williams, W. L. Sexton, R. D. Parker, Joe Crutcher, J. H. McClain, Sam Medlin, Newte Wofford, Jimmie Crutcher, Judie Townzen
421 poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1887 by J. M. Taylor, W. G. Wofford, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Thomas Lewis, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, Simon Stacker, Rachel Melton, William Boyt; Thomas Lewis died on or about the
26th
421 E. M. Miles, L. Herndon, B. F. Dunlap, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 9; 1
Aug 1887
422 poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1887 by J. M. Taylor, W. G. Wofford, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, Simon Stacker, William Boyt
422 settlement with
W. P. Sikes, administrator of Sallie Sikes; 1 Sep 1887
423 settlement with
W. P. Sikes, administrator of H. C. Sikes; 1 Sep 1887
424 will of Joshua Cates (Russellville, Logan County, Ky.): Cates
wishes to live with his daughter Maria W. Withers, wife of Hiram B. Withers; he appoints Withers his
attorney-in-fact for conducting his business in Kentucky and
Tennessee; he further stipulates that at his death, all his property goes to
Ephraim M. Ewing to act as a trustee in behalf of his daughter
and her children; wit: J. M. Perry, Richard T. Higgins; 31 Mar 1838
426 Marmaduke B. Morton, county court clerk of Logan County, Ky., certifies that the last will and
testament of Joshua Cates was proven in his court on 24 Feb 1840
428 T. P. Kenneda, A. B. Parker, Rudolph Buhler, W. N. Cherry, E. Davis, D. A. Norfleet, T. J. Weaver, W. A. Freeman, constable bond for Dist. 3; 5 Sep 1887
430 poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1887 by J. M. Taylor, W. G. Wofford, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, Simon Stacker, Ellis Meadows, Tillie Meadows
431 additional
inventory of the estate of T. S. Crutcher by
administrator Thomas Crutcher; 24 Sep 1887
431 I. G. Waggoner, J. H. Weaks, M. A. E. Jackson, poor house overseer’s bond; 3 Oct 1887
431 G. W. McElroy, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, H. H. McGee, John Buckingham, W. G. Wofford, L. Herndon, J. D. Gatlin, W. T. Thomas, F. C. Gray, county trustee’s bond for state taxes; 3
Oct 1887
433 G. W. McElroy, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, H. H. McGee, John Buckingham, W. G. Wofford, L. Herndon, J. D. Gatlin, W. T. Thomas, F. C. Gray, county trustee’s bond for county taxes;
3 Oct 1887
434 G. W. McElroy, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, H. H. McGee, John Buckingham, W. G. Wofford, L. Herndon, J. D. Gatlin, W. T. Thomas, F. C. Gray, county trustee’s bond for school taxes; 3 Oct 1887
435 G. W. McElroy, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, H. H. McGee, John Buckingham, W. G. Wofford, L. Herndon, J. D. Gatlin, W. T. Thomas, F. C. Gray, county trustee’s bond for highway taxes;
3 Oct 1887
436 G. W. McElroy, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, H. H. McGee, John Buckingham, W. G. Wofford, L. Herndon, J. D. Gatlin, W. T. Thomas, F. C. Gray, county trustee’s bond for the collection
of small offenses; 3 Oct 1887
437 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, administrator of Mrs. Sally Cherry; 13 Oct 1887
438 settlement with
P. T. Wofford, school fund trustee; 6 Apr 1885
444 poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1887 by J. E. Fitzhugh, B. F. Dunlap, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, Simon Stacker, Ellis Meadows, Tillie Meadows; Ellis Meadows died on or about
the 13th
444 settlement with
Adel Rumfelt, executrix of F. A. Roder; advances made to heirs Al Hilliard, Exule Jones, A. S. Roder, D. A. Roder, W. J. Atkins (guardian of Clara Roder), C. E. Acree; 26 Oct 1887
445 will of L. Parker:
daughter Frances Stalls, wife Eliza Parker; wit:
John B. Miles, R. E. Moody; written 19 Feb 1886, proven Nov 1887
term
445 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, administrator of S. C. Lee (insolvent); 10 Nov 1887
446 settlement with
W. P. Sikes, administrator of Sallie Sikes; advancements made to heirs W. S. Sikes, J. W. Whitsitt & wife, T. S. Sikes, F. S. Sikes; 15 Nov 1887
446 settlement with
W. P. Sikes, administrator of H. C. Sikes; 15 Nov 1887
446 poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1887 by J. E. Fitzhugh, B. F. Dunlap, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, Simon Stacker, Tilda Meadows; Simon Stacker died on or about
the 17th
447 settlement with
W. P. Sikes, administrator of H. C. Sikes; 23 Nov 1887
447 settlement with
W. P. Sikes, administrator of Sallie Sikes; 23 Nov 1887
447 sale of the
estate of L. Parker by
executor E. M. Miles; buyers were J. W. Tishell, John Nolin; 22 Nov 1887
448 sale of the
estate of E. C. Outlaw by
administratrix Sallie B. Outlaw; buyers were John M. Hogan, M. W. Tucker, John Gillon, John W. Outlaw, Tinnie Cook, G. R. Lewis, Mrs. E. C. Outlaw, William Varner
448 sale of the
estate of Miss Elen Parker by
administrator J. W. Parker; buyers were John Cook, Mrs. M. S. McGee, Mrs. M. A. Parker; 29 Oct 1887
449 settlement with
W. C. Bradford, executor of Samuel Dunbar; 6 Dec 1887
450 G. W. Bufford, W. G. Wofford, J. A. Jones, J. W. Slaughter, L. Herndon, P. T. Wofford, S. D. Scarborough, coroner’s bond; 5 Oct 1887
451 sale of the
personal property of the minor heirs of T. H. Shemwell by
guardian J. W. Robertson; buyers included D. P. McCoy, J. W. Wyatt, A. C. Nolin, W. Wallace, H. H. Ellis, J. E. Shemwell, H. H. Shemwell, William Trout, F. F. Miles, D. Hargis, G. W. Grice, J. J. Hester, J. F. Stimson, E. R. Cherry, J. C. Ross, E. M. Free, J. F. Woodmore, R. C. Wallace, W. G. H. Walker, N. G. D. Wallace, Frank House, Jerry Civils, Kic Cheatham, George Biggs, James Melton, Charles Fuqua, S. J. Bumpus, M. L. Morris; 5 Dec 1887
453 poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1887 by J. E. Fitzhugh, B. F. Dunlap, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, Tilday Meadows
453 jail commissioner’s report for the quarter ending
31 Dec 1887: 13 inmates had been housed,
but the jail is now empty
454 sale of the
estate of T. G. Taylor by
administrator A. J. Bumpus; buyers included widow, T. S. Norden, Brown Hill, Robert Mosely, Ed Taylor, I. J. Taylor, J. H. Taylor, Carter Edwards, Robert Griffin, T. W. Brake, Albert Smith, W. M. Edwards
455 years’
provisions set apart for the widow of T. G. Taylor; 27 Dec 1887
455 sale of the
estate of Pleas Meadows by
administrator W. J. Atkins; buyers were I. S. Bayliss, W. P. Bruton, G. S. Daugherty, C. W. Crockett; 4 Jan 1888
456 D. C. McGregor, N. E. McGregor, I. H. Smith, R. T. Gorham, J. M. Hogan, T. J. Brandon, J. W. Stout, William J. Atkins, tax assessor’s bond; 6 Feb 1888
457 R. E. Thomas, C. C. Rolls, W. N. Thomas, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 6; 6
Feb 1888
458 poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1888 by J. E. Fitzhugh, B. F. Dunlap, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, Matilda Meadows, James King
458 T. J. Brandon, A. C. Turner, J. W. Stout, J. W. Rice, G. W. McElroy, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 7;
30 Jan 1888
459 poor house commissioner’s report for Feb 1888 by J. E. Fitzhugh, B. F. Dunlap, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, James King, Mumford Hillman
460 years’ provisions
set apart for the widow of W. F. Stalls; 10 Feb 1888
460 court orders G.
E. Wallace, guardian to Nancy Bogard, Walter Bogard, Robert Bogard, Ed Bogard and
D. Bogard, minor children and heirs of Robert Bogard,
to sell their property to raise money for them
461 settlement with
J. R. Evans, administrator of I. W. Evans, who reports nothing has come into the
estate, and that there are two minors under age 16 who are entitled to the
property already on hand
461 Anthony Hillman, B. F. Abernathy, J. H. Scarborough, justice of the peace bond for Dist. 11;
5 Mar 1888
463 sale of the
estate of E. D. Killebrew by
administrator W. J. Atkins; buyers were M. W. Tucker & M. M. Tucker; 6 Jan 1888
463 inventory of
the estate of O. P. Thompson by
administrator W. J. Atkins
463 poor house commissioner’s report for Mar 1888 by J. E. Fitzhugh, B. F. Dunlap, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, James King, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows
464 poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1888 by J. E. Fitzhugh, B. F. Dunlap, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, James King, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, Ned Curran
464 settlement with
A. C. Ellis, administrator of T. H. Shemwell; 16 Apr 1888
465 sale of the
estate of T. S. Crutcher by
administrator T. H. Crutcher; buyers were Benjamin Stavely, T. H. Crutcher, W. J. Cunningham, J. M. Sexton
465 poor house commissioner’s report for May 1888 by J. E. Fitzhugh, B. F. Dunlap, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, James King, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, Ned Curran
466 poor house commissioner’s report for Jun 1888 by J. E. Fitzhugh, B. F. Dunlap, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, Daniel Peppers, John Murphy, James King, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, Ned Curran
466 sale of the
estate of N. E. Brandon by
administrator T. J. Brandon; buyers were T. O. Stalls, T. J. Weaver, Charles Horn, Walter Bros., S. B. Crain, J. M. T. Rolls, N. J. Brewer, M. S. Wallace, S. J. Daugherty, A. C. Turner, E. C. Cherry
467 settlement with
F. E. Rumfelt, administrator of Adel Rumfelt, executrix of F. A. Roder; payments to C. E. Acree (guardian of Annie Roder), R. A. Hilliard, D. J. Jones (guardian of S. A. Roder & E. D. Roder), Exule Jones, W. J. Atkins (guardian of Clara Roder); 8 Jun 1888
467 settlement with
W. C. Bradford, executor of Samuel Dunbar; 27 Jun 1888
468 years’
provisions set apart for the widow of N. E. Brandon
468 boundary
between School Districts 31 & 32 realigned
468 court orders
division of School Districts 1 & 2 so as to form a district between the
mouth of Bull Pasture Creek and
the mouth of North Cross Creek
469 sale of the
estate of Nancy Griffin by
W. J. Atkins, administrator; buyers were R. C. Wallace, G. W. Wallace, G. E. Wallace, W. H. Newberry, J. H. Link, J. E. Wallace, Gil Lane, W. B. Feltner, J. H. Feltner; 16 Jun 1888
469 will of Henry Newberry:
wife Sallie Newberry, granddaughter Jennie Bell Page get
his 140-acre homestead in District 5; wit:
W. T. Mosely, Calista Newberry; written 25 Jun 1888, proven Aug 1888
term
470 poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1888 by J. E. Fitzhugh, B. F. Dunlap, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, Ned Curran, Frances Cherry, George Cherry; Frances Cherry died on or about
the 23rd
470 sale of the
estate of Rebecca Campbell by
administrator A. J. Gray; buyers included W. P. Campbell, Mrs. G. W. Boswell, Mrs. A. J. Gray, F. P. Edwards, Mrs. Stalls, Mrs. Williams, G. W. Stalls
471 settlement with
E. M. Miles, executor of L. Parker; Jul 1888
472 settlement with
Dan Largent, administrator of J. P. Barnes; 27 Jul 1888
472 additional sale
of the estate of N. E. Brandon by
administrator T. J. Brandon; buyers were Mrs. Sallie Brandon, R. W. Bogard; 1 Sep 1888
473 poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1888 by J. E. Fitzhugh, B. F. Dunlap, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, George Cherry
473 J. M. Scarborough, special commissioner’s report on
delinquent taxes on the lands of the Great Western Furnace in
Dist. 8; Oct 1883
475 J. A. Parker, J. B. Parker, J. M. Sexton, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
476 L. Herndon, T. G. Askew, R. S. Lemaster, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
477 Anthony Hillman, B. F. Abernathy, T. A. Pace, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
478 T. J. Weaver, T. P. Kenneday, Randolph Buhler, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
479 W. F. Wright, R. Biggs, D. R. Emery, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
480 T. J. Brandon, D. C. McGregor, W. J. Atkins, N. E. McGregor, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
481 W. C. Bradford, R. E. Thomas, T. W. Lucas, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
482 G. W. Taylor, S. B. Woodson, B. F. Dunlap, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
483 S. B. Woodson, J. E. Shemwell, B. F. Dunlap, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
484 J. T. Reynolds, William J. Atkins, W. E. Reynolds, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
485 A. G. Halliday, G. Lehman, James Halliday, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
486 D. D. P. Phillips, A. C. Turner, James Varner, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
487 R. S. Lemaster, L. Herndon, J. R. Evans, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
488 W. H. Biggs, B. F. Abernathy, Charles Coppedge, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
489 E. M. Miles, L. Herndon, T. G. Askew, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
490 H. L. Watson, T. G. Askew, L. Herndon, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
491 T. G. Askew, N. P. Boyte, James J. Cook, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
492 R. E. Thomas, W. J. Atkins, Robert Rochell, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
493 J. L. Daugherty, G. W. McElroy, George Daugherty, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
494 D. C. McGregor, W. J. Atkins, D. D. P. Phillips, A. C. Turner, J. W. Stout, T. J. Brandon, T. W. Lewis, N. E. McGregor, county tax assessor’s bond; 3 Sep 1888
495 W. T. Majors, T. W. Lewis, R. J. Varner, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
496 H. A. Causey, W. G. Wofford, B. F. Wofford, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 3 Sep 1888
497 J. E. Shemwell, L. Herndon, H. L. Watson, D. A. Norfleet, T. J. Weaver, constable’s bond for Dist. 4; 3 Sep 1888
498 A. C. Turner, A. M. Morgan, D. D. P. Phillips, T. W. Lewis, James Varner, W. A. West, M. W. Tucker, W. J. Atkins, W. E. Reynolds, sheriff’s bond; 3 Sep 1888
500 B. F. Dunlap, L. Herndon, T. A. Pace, E. M. Miles, T. G. Askew, constable’s bond for Dist. 9; 3 Sep 1888
502 R. J. Varner, T. W. Lewis, D. D. P. Phillips, A. C. Turner, constable’s bond for Dist. 1; 3 Sep 1888
503 W. P. Sikes, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, G. W. Hart, constable’s bond for Dist. 7; 3 Sep 1888
505 W. F. Parker, R. Biggs, Anthony Hillman, P. T. Wofford, constable’s bond for Dist. 11; 3 Sep
1888
506 G. M. Sizemore, J. A. Cole, J. M. Sexton, constable’s bond for Dist. 10; 3 Sep
1888
508 T. P. Kenneday, W. J. Atkins, D. C. McGregor, Rudolph Buhler, D. A. Norfleet, T. J. Weaver, constable’s bond for Dist. 3; 3 Sep 1888
509 E. Kelly, L. Herndon, T. A. Pace, G. C. Robertson, constable’s bond for Dist. 7; 3 Sep 1888
511 James J. Cook, T. J. Cook, R. H. Cook, T. G. Askew, constable’s bond for Dist. 8; 3 Sep 1888
512 J. W. Stout, J. H. Weaks, J. B. Crockarell, committee report on the finances of the
Chairman of the County Court
516 settlement of
the school fund with G. W. McElroy, trustee; 1 Apr 1887
524 settlement with
F. E. Rumfelt, administrator of Adie Rumfelt, executrix of F. A. Roder; 20 Sep 1888
524 additional
inventory of the estate of Mrs. Ann Akin by
administrator J. M. T. Rolls; 18 Sep 1888
525 sale of the
estate of Naomi Jones by
administrator D. M. Jones; buyers included Exule Jones, H. H. Crisp, J. W. Rowlett, Ann Rumfelt, Lizzie Williams, J. E. Fitzhugh, R. A. Williams
527 poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1888 by J. E. Fitzhugh, B. F. Dunlap, N. G. Brandon; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, George Cherry
528 Charles Coppedge, F. B. Smith, J. W. Smith, S. D. Scarborough, trustee’s bond in a deed of trust made
by Ed Walter; 8 Aug 1888
529 M. M. Crockarell, W. J. Atkins, J. B. Crockarell, D. E. Crockarell, trustee’s bond in a deed of trust made
by John T. Reynolds; 3 Oct 1888
530 S. B. Crain, P. G. Sexton, I. S. Bayliss, J. C. Steger, T. J. Brandon, constable’s bond for Dist. 5; 8 Oct 1888
532 P. P. Fitzhugh, G. W. McElroy, Y. W. Cherry, J. W. Rowlett, poor house overseer’s bond; 8 Nov 1888
532 will of Mary V.
Traylor:
Drucilla Hegwood gets personal property, reserving enough money
to build a brick wall over the graves; balance of money to be divided among her
sister’s children; Drucilla Hegwood has already been bequeathed real
estate by Robert Traylor and
Mary V. Traylor; Ľ acre is reserved from the real estate for a grave
yard around where Mary’s husband is buried; mentions land left to her by her
father Joseph Gray; executor is W. H. Trinkle; wit:
W. H. Trinkle, J. C. Sikes, Charlotte Alsup, George Sikes; written 19 Apr 1888
533 will of William
M. Frith:
wife Nancy M. Frith is
Executor; mentions land in Kentucky & Tennessee, and unnamed children by wife
Nancy; wit: E. P. Weaks, T. J. Roberts; 18 Dec 1885, proven Oct 1888
534 will of A. J. Gardner:
son James Gardner, wife Nancy Emeline Gardner, other children Mary Ann Buckham, Betsey John Wofford, Alice Parker, John Gardner, George Gardner, Jackson Gardner; executor is Dudley Parker; wit:
H. H. Tharpe, J. J. Herndon; written 18 Jun 1878
534 poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1888 by H. Jackson, J. C. Rolls, B. F. Dunlap; residents were James King, Ed Allen, John Murphy, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows
535 poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1888 by H. Jackson, J. C. Rolls, B. F. Dunlap; residents were Ed Allen, James King, John Murphy, Mary Bailey, W. W. Mort, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows
535 inventory of
the estate of Mrs. M. V. Traylor by
executor W. H. Trinkle; 29 Nov 1888
536 G. W. McElroy, W. G. Wofford, John Buckingham, N. G. Brandon, H. H. McGee, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, L. Herndon, W. T. Thomas, trustee’s bond; 1 Oct 1888
537 settlement with
C. C. Rolls, administrator of Rebeca Mather; 5 Dec 1888
538 settlement with
C. C. Parker, administrator of William Herndon; 12 Dec 1888
538 settlement with
C. C. Parker, administrator of Ann McStory; 12 Dec 1888
539 settlement with
Thomas Crutcher, administrator of T. S. Crutcher; 15 Dec 1888
540 settlement with
T. B. Hayes, administrator of G. R. Hayes; 3 Dec 1888
540 settlement with
F. M. Phillips, administrator of Charles Phillips; 4 Dec 1888
540 inventory of
the estate of F. A. Roder by
administrator W. J. Atkins
541 Charles Barnes, J. H. Chadwick, John Buckingham, W. F. Wright, W. P. Sikes, constable’s bond for Dist. 12; 1 Oct
1888
542 School
directors of Dist. 44 petition to unite with a portion of Montgomery County School Dist. 9
543 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, administrator of Elijah Dawson; 4 Jan 1889
543 poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1888 by H. Jackson, J. C. Rolls, B. F. Dunlap; residents were Ed Allen, Mary Bailey, John Murphy, James King, W. W. Mort, Eva Meadows, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman
544 settlement with
R. Biggs, administrator of C. Phippen; 10 Jan 1889
546 will of
Margaret Whitehurst:
equal shares to her 6 children Sarah J. Wallace, Mary E. Lewis, James M. Whitehurst, Mattie H. Yarborough, Elen J. Whitehurst, Belle Lee Whitehurst; Samuel Dabbs and
Maud D. Dabbs, children of her son John L. Dabbs, split an equal share to the other 6
heirs; executor is W. J. Atkins; wit:
S. H. Lancaster, J. M. Whitehurst; written 28 May 1888
547 will of Joseph Gray:
three sons, Martin J. Gray, Peter F. Gray, Fredric P. Gray receive nothing additional, having already
received their shares; two daughters Mary V. Traylor (who has no children) and Nancy Emily Weaks receive his 657-acre tract in Dist. 6,
excluding Ľ-acre to be set aside as a graveyard, where his wife is already
buried; if his daughters die without issue, then the land is to be equally
divided among all his grandchildren; wit:
George Stacker, W. H. Trinkle, T. J. Lowery; written 8 Oct 1878, proven Jan 1889 term
549 codicil to the
will of Joseph Gray:
the land given to his daughter Nancy Emily Weaks is
to be divided among her children only, and the land given to his daughter Mary
V. Traylor, should she die without children, is to
be divided among his other grandchildren; wit:
George Stacker, James M. Lewis; written 11 Jun 1879, proven Jan 1889
term
549 commissioners’
report on the finances of the county court Chairman for the period Jun-Dec 1888
552 poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1889 by H. Jackson, J. C. Rolls, B. F. Dunlap; residents were John Murphy, Ed Allen, James King, W. W. Mort, Rachel Melton, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows
553 sale of the
estate of Thomas McGee by
administrator W. W. McGee; buyers were J. A. McGee, R. Biggs
553 will of
Elizabeth Shemwell:
son John E. Shemwell receives all real and personal property, but
is to pay $10 tuition to each of the living children of her late son Thomas H. Shemwell, except Miss Elizabeth A. Shemwell who
is to have $5; grandson Samuel A. Shemwell is
to receive her gold watch at age 18, cared for in the meantime by John E. Shemwell;
John E. Shemwell is to build a good fence between the land he receives
and the land given to the heirs of Thomas H. Shemwell; granddaughter
Emma A. Shemwell receives the chain used with the
aforementioned watch; John E. Shemwell receives 180 acres on Cumberland
River and
Saline Creek in
Dist. 4, being Lot No. 3 in a survey made by W. G. Moore on
16 Apr 1888; children of her late son Thomas H. Shemwell (Elizabeth Shemwell,
Samuel A. Shemwell, Lelia Shemwell, Suda Shemwell, Fossa Shemwell, Thomas Shemwell) receive another 180-acre tract on Saline
Creek, adjoining the other tract; executor is John E. Shemwell;
wit: L. D. Hargis, Iona Shemwell; written 22 Jan 1889, proven Feb 1889
term
556 will of Sallie Vinson:
sister Mrs. Betsy Manning, niece Mrs. Betsy Clark, niece Betsy Hutchinson to
share in all her property; property willed to Mrs. Clark is
to be hers alone, free from her husband Dr. W. C. Clark; executor is J. W. Stout; test:
E. P. Weaks; wit:
W. P. Cobb, A. C. Cobb; written 23 Jul 1887, proven Feb 1889
557 sale of the
estate of Joseph Gray by
administrator J. W. Weaks; buyers included T. J. Lowery, E. Dixon, W. H. Kent, Mrs. James Weaks, Nath Keel, R. L. Weaks, Mary Weaks, B. M. Weaks, Taylor Lewis, Jim Steel, Ed Wickham, W. H. Trinkle, E. Howell, Dave Collier, C. M. Powers, John Brandon, Mrs. Dowdy, H. Bullard, Tom Howell
558 sale of the
estate of G. Coleman by
administrator H. C. Hutchinson; buyers include J. S. Barnes, Charles Barbary, W. B. Futrell, J. H. Garner, F. Tishell, H. C. Hutchinson, Mrs. Grace, G. W. Barrow, Wils Champion, S. D. Suddarth, E. R. Deason, Anna Bailey, A. J. Byrd
559 H. C. Thomas, W. T. Thomas, W. C. Bradford, R. E. Thomas, constable’s bond for Dist. 6; 4 Feb 1889
561 sale of the
estate of Mrs. Traylor by
administrator W. H. Trinkle; buyers include James Baker, Sam Mosier, W. H. Kent, David Collier, J. C. Weaks, W. B. Scott, W. N. Thomas, Mrs. Billie Weaks, Sam Wickham, T. J. Lowery, R. L. Weaks, Ed Wickham, W. H. Trinkle, Willie Cook, R. Steel, B. M. Weaks, James Fielder, Mrs. Martha Keel, Taylor Lewis, Almon Lowery, George Sikes, Rice Pully; 21 Dec 1888
563 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, administrator of A. M. Cobb; 6 Feb 1889
564 settlement with
J. M. Lee, administrator of Mary Wall; 26 Feb 1889
565 settlement with
T. J. Frith, administrator of C. P. McCoy; 26 Feb 1889
566 poor house commissioner’s report for Feb 1889 by H. Jackson, B. F. Dunlap; residents were Ed Allen, James King, John Murphy, W. W. Mort, Mary Mort, Mrs. Vick Newberry, Harriet Hillman, Mumford Hillman, Eva Meadows, Rachel Melton, John Daniel, Elen Vickers, Nolia Vickers
566 J. H. Chadwick, W. F. Wright, Anthony Hillman, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 4 Mar 1889
568 G. W. McElroy, B. H. Dunbar, W. G. Wofford, John Buckingham, N. G. Brandon, H. H. McGee, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, L. Herndon, W. T. Thomas, trustee’s bond for county taxes; 1 Oct
1888
569 G. W. McElroy, B. H. Dunbar, W. G. Wofford, John Buckingham, N. G. Brandon, H. H. McGee, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, L. Herndon, W. T. Thomas, trustee’s bond for school taxes; 1 Oct
1888
570 G. W. McElroy, B. H. Dunbar, W. G. Wofford, John Buckingham, N. G. Brandon, H. H. McGee, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, L. Herndon, W. T. Thomas, county trustee’s bond; 1 Oct 1888
571 G. W. McElroy, B. H. Dunbar, W. G. Wofford, John Buckingham, N. G. Brandon, H. H. McGee, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, L. Herndon, W. T. Thomas, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 1 Oct 1888
572 settlement with
J. M. T. Rolls, administrator of Ann Akin; 11 Mar 1889
572 settlement with
W. T. Mosely, administrator of Robert Hinson; 15 Mar 1889
573 will of Nancy Griffin:
sister Mrs. Sarah Feltner gets all property, which goes to her children
at her death; sister Mrs. Susan Mitchell is
to have a home supported from the estate; test:
L. D. Hargis, G. W. Samsel; proven 16 Mar 1889
573 sale of the
estate of Margaret Whitehurst by
administrator W. J. Atkins; 2 Feb 1889
574 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, administrator of Nancy Griffin; 25 Mar 1889
574 widow’s
provisions for the widow of Elbert Crisp; 16 Mar 1889
574 will of James Campbell:
property goes to wife Amanda Campbell, then to son Joseph Campbell, then to niece Carmel Ann Sexton, then to niece Hettie R. Sexton; daughter Bettie Hatcher gets $1; grandchildren George Stewart & John Stewart get
$1 each; executor is friend E. G. Sexton; wit:
E. G. Sexton, J. A. Parker; written 14 Nov 1883, proven April 1889
term
575 settlement with
E. M. Miles, administrator of Henry Robertson; 6 Apr 1889
576 poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1889 by H. Jackson, B. F. Dunlap; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, Ellen Vickers, Nola Vickers, John Daniel, Mrs. Vick Newberry, Buma Sabena Newberry (baby), George Elliott, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, Rachel Melton, W. W. Mort, Mary Mort, Alice Mort
576 poor house commissioner’s report for Mar 1889 by H. Jackson, B. F. Dunlap, J. C. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, W. W. Mort, Mary Mort, Vick Newberry, Alice Mort, John Daniel, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, Nola Vickers, Kisie Vickers, Rachel Melton
577 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, administrator of S. C. Lee; mentions years’ provisions to Mrs. Lou Lee; 17 Apr 1889
578 Anthony Hillman, S. D. Scarborough, J. H. Scarborough, notary public bond; 18 May 1889
578 sale of the
estate of E. M. Crisp by
administrator W. J. Atkins; buyers included J. P. Wimberly, D. D. Jones, R. C. Spurlock, Nancy Crisp, J. J. Futrell, C. C. Rolls, John Roberts, W. C. Moore, G. W. Semore, Robert McCoy, A. H. Cobb, John Roberts, N. P. Boyte, T. S. Roberts
579 poor house commissioner’s report for May 1889 by H. Jackson, B. F. Dunlap, J. C. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, James King, John Murphy, George Elliott, John Daniel, Vick Newberry, Barney Newberry, Allea Vickers, Nolia Vickers, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, John Barbee, Eva Meadows
580 will of Henry
E. Cherry:
wife Eliza A. Cherry gets the homestead, being the same land willed
to George W. Cherry by
his father Daniel Cherry; son D. R. Cherry to
receive nothing further from the estate; son E. E. Cherry to
get use of the ‘river land’ during his life, then the land to devolve to his
male children; daughter Henrietta Cherry gets the Ellis tract of land; daughters
Drusilla Legate and
Etna Walker to
receive nothing further from the estate; daughter Marthy Jane Cherry gets $25; daughter Narcissa Morris, wife of M. L. Morris, gets the ‘Gus Cherry’ tract that they settled on; the male
children of his son S. J. Cherry are
to receive whatever lands his wife Eliza holds at her death; the male children
of his daughters Drusilla Legate and Narcissa Morris are to receive
the lands that his daughter Henrietta Cherry holds at her death; son S.
J. Cherry is executor; test: L.
D. Hargis; written 11 Apr 1889, proven Jun 1889
term
582 inventory of
the estate of Sallie Vinson by administrator
T. J. Frith; 5 Jun 1889
582 settlement with
W. J. Atkins, administrator of Pleas Meadows; 15 Jun 1889
583 years’
provisions set apart for the widow of W. O. Rowlett; 15 Jun 1889
583 sale of the
estate of W. O. Rowlett, administrator of J. R. Rowlett; buyers included widow, E. E. Brokaw, John Rowlett, George Rowlett, J. R. Rowlett, George Hooks, J. L. Daugherty, Pete Ferguson, R. Lancaster, I. W. Folks, Dr. Bufford; 15 Jun 1889
584 inventory of
the personal property of Henry E. Cherry by
administrator S. J. Cherry; 19 Jun 1889
585 settlement with
Thomas Crutcher, administrator of T. P. Crutcher; 29 Jun 1889
586 poor house commissioner’s report for Jun 1889 by H. Jackson, B. F. Dunlap; residents were John Murphy, Ed Allen, James King, John Daniel, Nolia Vickers, Allea Vickers, Rachel Melton, Vick Newberry, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, J. S. Barbee
587 settlement with
R. Biggs, administrator of C. Phippen; 13 Jul 1889
587 sale of the
estate of Henry E. Cherry by
administrator S. J. Cherry; buyers included J. E. Shemwell, J. A. Cathey, S. J. Cherry, R. W. Vick, S. J. Bumpus, F. M. Williams, L. Morris, M. L. Morris, M. J. Cherry, W. G. H. Walker, W. T. Mosely, James Melton, R. B. George, E. W. Manning, W. R. Cherry, Henrietta Cherry, James Wall, Willie Ezell, Allen Wallace, J. M. Page, F. M. Miller; 5 Jul 1889
589 J. W. Stout, commissioners report on the finances of
the county court Chairman for the 5 months ending 31 May 1889
591 G. W. McElroy, county trustee’s report for the year
ending 1 Apr 1889
602 J. I. Tippit, T. J. Brandon, A. C. Turner, R. J. Varner, trustee’s bond for the collection of
small offenses; 5 Aug 1889
603 poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1889 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, B. F. Dunlap; residents were Ed Allen, James King, John Murphy, Daniel Peppers, James Barbee, William Boyt, George Elliott, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Viola Vickers, Ellen Vickers, Rachel Melton, Vick Newberry, Burney Newberry, John Daniel, John McCauly
604 C. Cooper, W. E. McNeilly, D. P. Wrenn, notary public bond; 8 Aug 1889
604 J. M. Sexton, S. C. Sexton, G. W. Wynns, trustee’s bond for a deed of trust made
by T. H. Wright; 9 Feb 1887