Settlements, Wills and Bonds Volume N (Sep 1889 – Feb 1896)  (Microfilm Roll 56)

 

  1        inventory of notes and accounts of M. W. Tucker by administrator M. M. Tucker; 2 Sep 1889

  2        poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1889 by H. Jackson & B. F. Dunlap; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, Daniel Peppers, John Daniel, William Boyt, John Barbee, George Elliott, Vick Newberry, Burney Newberry, Rachel Melton, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Nola Vickers, Allia Vickers, John McCauly

  3        will of L. M. Waggoner:  heirs were Flora Sikes, Cecly Sikes, Arthur Sikes, Amie Sikes, Lelia Sikes; Wiley Waggoner is to provide schooling for Georgie Sikes, Hurbert Sikes; test:  W. A. Daugherty, S. E. Daugherty; written 20 Nov 1888, proven Sep 1889

  4        settlement with J. W. Parker, administrator of Ellen Parker; 30 Sep 1889

  4        settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of F. A. Roder; 9 Oct 1889

  5        poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1889 by H. Jackson, B. F. Dunlap, J. L. Daugherty; residents were Ed Allen, James King, John Murphy, Daniel Peppers, John Daniel, William Boyt, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Vick Newberry, Burney Newberry, Rachel Melton, Nola Vickers, Allia Vickers

  6        poor house commissioner’s report for the year ending 30 Sep 1889

  7        inventory of the estate of Jesse Vinson by administrator W. J. Atkins; 29 Oct 1889

  7        inventory of Coleman Quinn’s minor heirs by guardian W. J. Atkins; 29 Oct 1889

  7        P. P. Fitzhugh, T. J. Brandon, G. W. McElroy, poor house overseer’s bond; 7 Oct 1889

  8        sale of the estate of George Gansner; buyers included Chris Gansner, Robert Lane, M. J. Boyd, H. L. Hickman, Nick Gansner, Thomas Keeble, Thomas Crutcher, Frank Parker

  9        poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1889 by H. Jackson, J. S. Rolls, J. L. Daugherty; residents were Ed Allen, James King, John Murphy, Daniel Peppers, William Boyt, J. S. Barbee, John Daniel, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Vick Newberry, Burney Newberry, Helen Vickers, Nolia Vickers, Rachel Melton

  9        sale and inventory of S. F. Sikes by administrator W. P. Sikes; buyers were John Helwick, W. P. Sikes, Jessie Sikes, J. W. Whitsitt, Mrs. Meadows; Nov 1889

 10       G. W. McElroy, John Buckingham, B. H. Dunbar, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, L. Herndon, W. C. Bradford, H. H. McGee, N. E. Brunson, county trustee’s bond; 7 Oct 1889

 12       poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1889 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, John Daniel, John Barbee, William Boyt, Vick Newberry, Burney Newberry, Rachel Melton, Ellen Vickers, Nolia Vickers, James King, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Daniel Peppers, George Elliott

 12       inventory and sale of P. P. Terrell by administrator John O. Hunt; buyers were William Chester, D. M. Johnson, P. P. Terrell Jr., Emanuel Jones, D. M. Smith, Elbert French, George Gibbs, J. M. Hogan

 13       G. W. Bufford, S. D. Scarborough, L. Herndon, J. W. Smith, R. Biggs, coroner’s bond; 9 Dec 1889

 13       sale of the estate of Daniel Vinson by administrator R. H. Dilday; buyers included T. G. Askew, Alfred Downs, W. C. Flora, R. H. Dilday, Robert Shaw, James Herndon, William Sills, Wiley Outland, M. A. Sills, J. S. Barnes, John Knight, W. H. Futrell, Ruffus Downs, W. D. Downs, John Lyons, Mary Dilday, James Rushing, C. H. Downs, Unice Askew, W. T. Allen, Ross Outland, Alice Vinson, John Fuqua, Thomas Griffin, Robert Cook, Sid Barrow, George Barrow, Bill Sills, Robert Melton, Dr. Suddarth, E. C. Spiceland, Luther Edwards

 17       G. W. McElroy, John Buckingham, B. H. Dunbar, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, L. Herndon, W. C. Bradford, H. H. McGee, N. E. Brunson, trustee’s bond; 7 Oct 1889

 18       G. W. McElroy, John Buckingham, B. H. Dunbar, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, L. Herndon, W. C. Bradford, H. H. McGee, N. E. Brunson, school tax collector’s bond; 7 Oct 1889

 20       G. W. McElroy, John Buckingham, B. H. Dunbar, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, L. Herndon, W. C. Bradford, H. H. McGee, N. E. Brunson, highway tax collector’s bond; 7 Oct 1889

 21       G. W. McElroy, John Buckingham, B. H. Dunbar, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, L. Herndon, W. C. Bradford, H. H. McGee, N. E. Brunson, bond for the collection of small offenses; 7 Oct 1889

 23       additional inventory of the estate of Daniel Vinson by administrator R. H. Dilday

 23       inventory and sale of the estate of B. Edwards by administrator W. J. Atkins; buyers were W. J. Atkins, Jason Edwards, H. F. Keel, William Lath, W. H. Keel, J. W. Shelby, J. W. Ford, George Elliott, W. T. Wyatt, W. H. Wilson; 21 Dec 1889

 23       settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of B. Edwards; 28 Dec 1889

 24       settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of F. A. Roder; 14 Jan 1890

 24       settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of O. P. Thompson; payments to heirs Sidney Dunaway, Emily Christopher, B. L. Thompson; 14 Jan 1890

 25       poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1889 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, William Boyt, John Barbee, Vick Newberry, Burney Newberry, Aller Vickers, Nolia Vickers, Rachel Melton, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Mary Mort, Mary Mort’s baby

 26       jail commissioners report for the year 1889 by J. M. Allan, H. Jackson, G. W. Bufford

 27       county commissioner’s report for the year 1889 by chairman R. S. Lemaster

 33       revenue commissioners’ report for the year 1889 by J. W. Stout, J. H. Weaks

 34       W. J. Atkins, J. C. Steger, W. A. West, T. H. Ezell, J. W. Stout, public administrator & public guardian’s bond; 27 Jan 1890

 35       settlement with S. J. Cherry, administrator of H. E. Cherry; S. J. Cherry is the sole heir, having purchased the interests of the other heirs; 29 Jan 1890

 36       J. T. Knott, S. J. Bumpus, J. E. Shemwell, N. D. D. Wallace, revenue collector’s bond; 3 Feb 1890

 37       poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1890 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, John Daniel, William Boyt, John Barbee, Vick Newberry, Mary Mort, Alice Mort, Rachel Melton, Nolia Vickers, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Alleona Vickers

 38       C. L. Kinnaman, J. W. Taylor, J. Bass, B. H. Boswell, C. Gansner, revenue collector’s bond; 4 Dec 1889

 39       settlement with T. G. Askew, guardian of J. F. Surratt’s minor heirs; 14 Feb 1890

 39       settlement with W. W. McGee, administrator of Thomas McGee; W. W. McGee is entitled to ¼ interest in the estate as an heir; 21 Feb 1890

 39       W. A. McGee records ear mark of stock; 22 Feb 1890

 40       poor house commissioner’s report for Feb 1890 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Daniel, John Murphy, John Barbee, William Boyt, James King, Vick Newberry, Barney Newberry, Mary Mort, Alice Mort, Rachel Melton, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman

 41       poor house commissioner’s report for the quarter ending 31 Mar 1890

 41       inventory of the estate of J. R. Gillum by administrator B. L. Bibb; 15 Apr 1890

 41       settlement with R. H. Dilday, administrator of Daniel Vinson; 19 Apr 1890

 42       poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1890 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, James King, John Murphy, John Barbee, John Daniel, William Boyt, George Elliott, Mary Mort, Alice Mort, Rachel Melton, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Vick Newberry, Barney Newberry

 42       trustee’s report of the school fund for the year ending 31 Mar 1890

 53       settlement with T. J. Brandon, administrator of N. E. Brandon; 27 May 1890

 54       poor house commissioner’s report for May 1890 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, John Barbee, John Daniel, William Boyt, George Elliott, Mary Mort, Alice Mort, Rachel Melton, Alla Vickers, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman

 54       sale of the estate of W. W. Carr on 19 Apr 1890 by administrator G. W. Carr; buyers were P. L. Tanner, T. P. Cox, R. Coleman, J. S. Dunn, L. R. Francis, Cassey Carr, J. T. Knight, Mr. Ross, Henry Samsil, G. W. Carr, Bud Robb, Bill Carr, L. N. Francis, J. M. Carr, L. Carr, Bell Carr, Jo Taylor, Milton Ross, L. Scott, Mrs. Bettie Ross, W. Ellis, John Pinner, John McCain, J. B. Nance, T. J. Weaver, Gary Brame

 56       poor house commissioner’s report for Jun 1890 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, James King, John Murphy, William Boyt, J. S. Barbee, John Daniel, George Elliott, Mary Mort, Alice Mort, Rachel Melton, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Alla Vickers

 56       poor house commissioner’s report for the quarter ending 30 Jun 1890

 57       inventory of the estate of J. E. Wallace by administrator S. C. Lee; payment to Lottie Wallace; 26 Jun 1890

 57       settlement with W. P. Sikes, administrator of S. F. Sikes; 21 Jul 1890

 57       S. C. Lewis, J. C. Steger, W. A. West, public administrator & guardian’s bond; 7 Jul 1890

 58       poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1890 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Daniel, John Barbee, W. L. Boyett, George Elliott, John Murphy, James King, Rachel Melton, Mary Mort, Alice Mort, Dolly Southwood, Alla Vickers, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman

 59       settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of Will Smith; 2 Aug 1890

 59       settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of E. M. Crisp; 29 Jul 1890

 59       settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of Robert Bogard; 2 Aug 1890

 60       settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of Jesse Vinson; 21 Jul 1890

 60       settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of F. A. Roder; 21 Jul 1890

 60       settlement with W. J. Atkins, administrator of Margaret Whitehurst; 29 Jul 1890

 61       settlement with A. J. Gray, administrator of Rebecca Campbell; 25 Aug 1890

 61       poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1890 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, James King, John Murphy, John Daniel, John Barbee, William Boyt, George Elliott, Mary Mort, Alice Mort, Rachel Melton, Alla Vickers, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman

 62       W. C. Weaks, E. Dawson, J. H. Scarborough, P. T. Wofford, county register’s bond; 1 Sep 1890

 63       T. J. Brandon, W. M. Brandon, W. G. Moore, collector’s bond for the collection of small offenses; 1 Sep 1890

 64       S. B. Crain, I. S. Bayliss, W. M. Brandon, P. G. Sexton, constable bond for District 5; 1 Sep 1890

 65       J. M. Taylor, J. A. Cole, W. A. Carney, Chris Gansner, H. H. McGee, J. A. Parker, constable bond for Dist. 10; 1 Sep 1890

 66       D. P. McCoy, L. D. Hargis, W. C. Biggs, T. H. Ezell, constable bond for District 4; 1 Sep 1890

 69       sale of the estate of Elizabeth Hinson by administrator A. C. Ellis on 18 Jul 1890; buyers included Becky Mathis, Will Walker, James Hinson, Jack Hargis, J. W. Cherry, W. W. Wallace, W. E. Shelton, Bill Vick, S. D. Cherry, Theory Vick, Mrs. Foaler, Mrs. T. Vick, Y. W. Cherry, Rubin Anglin, Deze Hargis, Elie Foster, J. A. Foaler, Wyatt Hargis, R. C. Greenhill, Seth Ross, D. C. McGregor, W. N. Cherry, W. F. Ford, J. P. Nance, J. T. Reynolds, H. N. Cherry, Luther Edwards, C. M. Horn, V. F. Street, C. B. Cobb, Babe Stoneham, A. Heflin

 72       B. F. Dunlap, V. L. Bailey, J. H. Bailey, J. M. Miles, J. S. P. Wimberly, T. G. Askew, L. Herndon, constable bond for District 9; 1 Sep 1890

 74       E. G. Sexton, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, Chris Gansner, H. H. McGee, J. W. Smith, J. A. Parker, county court clerk’s bond; 1 Sep 1890

 76       A. C. Turner, A. M. Morgan, W. A. West, W. E. Reynolds, R. J. Varner, sheriff’s bond; 1 Sep 1890

 77       G. W. McElroy, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, F. C. Gray, W. G. Wofford, W. C. Bradford, L. G. Beasley, R. Biggs, N. G. Brandon, B. H. Dunbar, collector’s bond for state taxes; 1 Sep 1890

 78       G. W. McElroy, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, F. C. Gray, W. G. Wofford, W. C. Bradford, L. G. Beasley, R. Biggs, N. G. Brandon, B. H. Dunbar, collector’s bond for county taxes; 1 Sep 1890

 79       E. G. Sexton, R. Biggs, J. A. Cole, Chris Gansner, H. H. McGee, J. W. Smith, J. A. Parker, collector’s bond for county taxes; 1 Sep 1890

 80       G. W. McElroy, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, F. C. Gray, W. G. Wofford, W. C. Bradford, L. G. Beasley, R. Biggs, N. G. Brandon, B. H. Dunbar, collector’s bond for school taxes; 1 Sep 1890

 81       G. W. McElroy, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, F. C. Gray, W. G. Wofford, W. C. Bradford, L. G. Beasley, R. Biggs, N. G. Brandon, B. H. Dunbar, collector’s bond for highway taxes; 1 Sep 1890

 82       G. W. McElroy, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, F. C. Gray, W. G. Wofford, W. C. Bradford, L. G. Beasley, R. Biggs, N. G. Brandon, B. H. Dunbar, collector’s bond for the collection of small offenses; 1 Sep 1890

 84       inventory of the estate of J. M. T. Rolls by administrator Ike G. Waggoner; note on H. I. Cherry (deceased)

 87       James Gooden, J. W. Rowlett, T. S. Sikes, Willis Whitford, J. W. Whitford, J. A. Cole, G. W. McElroy, J. W. Stout, constable bond for District 7; 1 Sep 1890

 89       T. G. Askew, E. M. Miles, B. F. Dunlap, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

 90       J. A. Parker, G. M. Sizemore, H. A. Causey, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

 91       E. M. Miles, B. F. Dunlap, R. Biggs, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

 92       W. H. Biggs, T. J. Brandon, A. C. Turner, J. W. Rice, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

 93       R. S. Lemaster, J. W. Rice, F. B. Smith, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

 94       S. B. Woodson, N. G. Brandon, J. T. Knott, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

 95       J. H. Chadwick, W. F. Wright, T. J. Weaver, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

 96       H. A. Causey, J. A. Parker, J. W. Taylor, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

 97       T. J. Weaver, T. P. Kenneda, R. Buhler, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

 98       R. E. Thomas, W. C. Bradford, A. G. Halliday, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

 99       A. G. Halliday, R. E. Thomas, W. C. Bradford, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

100      W. F. Wright, J. A. Chadwick, T. J. Brandon, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

101      D. D. P. Phillips, A. C. Turner, J. I. Tippit, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

102      J. T. Reynolds, T. J. Weaver, W. J. Atkins; collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

103      W. J. Atkins, T. J. Weaver, J. T. Reynolds, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

104      W. C. Bradford, R. E. Thomas, A. G. Halliday, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

105      J. L. Dougherty, P. P. Fitzhugh, E. M. Miles, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

106      H. L. Watson, T. G. Askew, T. J. Weaver, collector’s bond; 6 Oct 1890

107      poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1890 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Barbee, John Daniel, John Murphy, George Elliott, William Boyt, James King, Rachel Melton, Ella Vickers, Mary Mort, Alice Mort, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman

109      E. Kelly, J. L. Daugherty, R. N. Parker, John O. Smith, G. C. Robertson, T. J. Daugherty, W. G. Moore, constable bond for District 7; 1 Sep 1890

110      J. J. Cook, N. P. Boyle, W. G. Knight, R. H. Dilday, constable bond for District 8; 1 Sep 1890

112      R. J. Varner, W. A. West, W. E. Reynolds, A. C. Turner, William Varner, constable bond for District 1; 1 Sep 1890

113      inventory of the estate of J. E. Shemwell by administrator S. C. Lewis; 4 Oct 1890

113      inventory of the estate of C. P. McCoy by administrator A. C. Ellis; 2 notes on Robert L. McCoy; notes total $136.90; 1 Oct 1890

114      commissioner’s report for the dower of the widow of J. E. Shemwell; 15 Sep 1890

114      P. P. Fitzhugh, T. J. Brandon, G. W. McElroy, poor house overseer’s bond; 11 Oct 1890

115      additional inventory of accounts due the estate of C. P. McCoy by administrator A. C. Ellis; $36.90 due the estate

115      T. P. Kenneda, T. J. Weaver, D. P. Kenneda, R. Buhler, Fred Buhler, constable bond for District 3; 1 Sep 1890

117      C. A. Wolfe, Elijah Davis, H. A. Armistead, D. C. McGregor, I. H. Smith, W. D. Moore, J. M. Hogan, constable bond for District 2; 1 Sep 1890

119      inventory of T. J. Frith, former administrator of Sallie Vinson, reported by current administrator S. C. Lewis

119      years’ provisions for the widow of J. M. T. Rolls by commissioners G. W. Taylor & J. L. Coleman

120      sale of the estate of J. M. T. Rolls by administrator I. G. Waggoner; buyer was Sarah Rolls; 16 Oct 1890

120      poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1890 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, John Barbee (died Oct. 31), James King, W. L. Boyett, George Elliott, John Daniel, Frank Crawford, Rachel Melton, Alla Vickers, Mary Mort, Alice Mort, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman

121      will of R. B. Lisenby:  wife Sarah H. Lisenby gets all property, including his 100-acre homeplace in District 3; wit:  Ike H. Williams, J. A. Smith, J. T. Reynolds; written 4 May 1889, proven November 1890

122      L. Herndon, T. J. Brandon, S. B. Crain, collector’s bond; 5 Nov 1890

123      settlement with S. C. Lewis, administrator of Robert Bogard; 22 Nov 1890

123      settlement with W. P. Sikes, administrator of S. F. Sikes, who is one of the heirs; 29 Nov 1890

124      poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1890 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, James King, John Murphy, George Elliott, Frank Crawford, W. L. Boyett, Ella Vickers, Rachel Melton, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman; Mary Mort & child said to have gone to Henry County; $3.00 collected for burying John Daniel

124      S. D. Scarborough, J. M. Scarborough, P. T. Wofford, trust deed bond; 1 Dec 1890

125      sale of the estate of N. C. Acree by administrator F. M. Acree; buyers were B. H. Stone, L. C. Dillon, J. W. Fuqua, W. H. Geurin, L. G. Acree, J. A. Ross, W. W. Wiggins, G. W. Geurin, L. J. Spiceland, C. E. Acree, J. N. Futrell, A. A. Acree

126      widow’s provisions for the widow of N. C. Acree, Sr., by commissioners James A. Ross, H. C. Hutchinson, J. S. P. Wimberly; 15 Sep 1890

126      widow’s provisions for the widow of J. S. Lewis by commissioners J. H. Brickhouse, W. G. Wilson, J. M. Lewis; 14 Oct 1890

127      sale of the estate of W. T. Lewis; buyers included Maj. T. W. Lewis, B. H. Dunbar, T. M. Vickers, R. Steel, J. T. Stinson, C. D. Bruton, J. E. Slaughter, Joe Turner, Sam Jeffries, James Marable, W. R. Wilson, Ollie Lewis, J. D. Smoot, T. W. Lewis Jr., Sam Bellar, E. J. Marable, C. Slaughter, A. R. Morrow, J. B. Parchman

129      sale of the estate of W. W. Carr by administrator G. W. Marr; buyers included Milton Ross, Bud Ross, Marshall Carr, Miss Bell Carr, Jesse Knight, Dick Howard, G. W. Carr, W. G. Carr, J. E. Carr, Rufus Coleman, Nay Taylor, Elbert Carr; 11 Dec 1890

130      years’ provisions for O. S. Lewis, widow of W. T. Lewis, by commissioners W. G. Wilson, W. R. Wilson, W. G. Moore; 16 Dec 1890

130      poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1890 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, W. L. Boyett, George Elliott, Rachel Melton, Ella Vickers, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Frank Crawford

131      W. A. Downs, A. C. Turner, I. S. Bayliss, G. W. McElroy, ferry bond for the upper ferry at Dover; 9 Jan 1891

132      C. A. Wall, E. Kelly, A. D. Crain, I. R. Wall, O. S. Stalls, J. W. Taylor, T. R. Martin, E. O. Cherry, S. C. Lee, ferry bond for the lower ferry at Dover; 9 Jan 1891

132      J. J. Cook records ear mark of stock

133      report by County Court Chairman R. S. Lemaster for the year 1890

137      report by S. C. Lewis, administrator of the estate of Henry Carter, who reports nothing of the estate to administer, except for a few blacksmith tools, which by law belong to Kittie Carter, widow of Henry Carter; 17 Jan 1891

138      report by S. C. Lewis, administrator of the estate of William Stalls, who reports nothing of the estate to administer, due to a judgment in favor of Smith & Coppedge; 17 Jan 1891

138      sale of the estate of Jordan Fraser by administrator A. B. Fraser; buyers include George Ellis, Buck Kendrick, Brown Fraser, J. P. Nance, Joe Ellis, A. B. Fraser, George Kendrick, Layne Johnson, Loyd Johnson, William Tuck, Sallie Fraser, C. B. Fraser, Jim Cheatham, Thomas Fraser; 15 Dec 1890

139      W. A. Downs, A. C. Turner, I. S. Bayliss, G. W. McElroy, ferry bond for the upper ferry at Dover; 9 Jan 1891

140      C. A. Wall, E. Kelly, A. D. Crain, I. R. Wall, O. S. Stalls, J. W. Taylor, T. R. Martin, E. O. Cherry, S. C. Lee, ferry bond for the lower ferry at Dover; 9 Jan 1891

140      poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1891 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, W. L. Boyett, George Elliott, Ella Vickers, Rachel Melton, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman

141      Cumberland Lands Limited & William Linsley, ferry bond for the ferry at Bear Spring; 30 Jan 1891

141      will of J. Satterfield:  all property goes to C. C. Satterfield, except for a watch that goes to Kate Winn Satterfield; $2 each goes to Robert Satterfield, George Satterfield, Samuel Satterfield, James Satterfield, Isaac Satterfield, Florence Satterfield & Blanche Satterfield; C. C. Satterfield to pay J. Satterfield $50 each year that he lives; written 14 Jan 1891

142      settlement with W. H. Trinkle, administrator of Mrs. M. V. Traylor; 23 Dec 1890

143      will of Willie B. H. Jones:  wife Zilpah Jones gets everything; executors are wife Zilpha and James A. Ross; wit:  E. S. McElroy, F. A. Roder, M. J. Anderson, H. A. Jones, M. W. Blane, W. H. Ford; written 10 Oct 1866, proven Feb 1891

143      will of Zilpah Jones:  James A. Ross gets everything and is executor; C. N. Swindle gets the pictures of Wiley Jones and wife; wit:  W. H. Ford, J. R. Rowlett; written 26 Jul 1890, proven Feb 1891

143      J. B. Bagsby records ear mark of stock; 14 Feb 1891

144      poor house commissioner’s report for Feb 1891 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, James King, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, George Elliott, Rachel Melton, Ella Vickers, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Mary Mort, Alice Mort

144      inventory of the estate of J. Satterfield by administrator C. C. Satterfield; 27 Feb 1891

145      settlement with N. C. Gansner, administrator of George Gansner; 31 Mar 1891

146      poor house commissioner’s report for Mar 1891 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, W. L. Boyett, Rachel Melton, Ella Vickers, George Elliott, Mary Mort, Alice Mort, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman

147      sale of the estate of G. G. Griffin by administrator B. F. Edwards; buyers were M. J. Thweatt, Buck Griffin, George Manners, Bob Griffin, John Bibb, Mrs. Griffin, D. C. McGregor

147      will of Addison Stacker:  wife Martha Stacker gets the homeplace south of Cumberland City, purchased of R. E. Thomas; test:  W. W. Patterson (Cumberland City), Mary C. Richards (St. Louis, MO), Fannie L. Evans (Cumberland City); written 27 Nov 1884, proven April 1891

148      settlement with J. R. Rowlett, administrator of W. O. Rowlett; 25 Apr 1891

149      annual settlement of school funds by trustee G. W. McElroy; 1 Apr 1891

162      year’s provisions for the widow of N. Brandon by commissioners J. G. Robertson, A. G. Stalls, P. Nelums

162      poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1891 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, W. L. Boyett, Ella Vickers, Rachel Melton, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman

163      settlement with F. M. Acree, administrator of N. C. Acree; 13 May 1891

164      inventory of the notes and accounts of the estate of N. Brandon by administrator T. J. Brandon

168      sale of the estate of N. Brandon by administrator T. J. Brandon on 15 May 1891; buyers included Josie Brandon, J. M. Taylor Sr., W. M. Brandon, M. F. Brandon, J. W. Stout, A. C. Turner, J. R. Parrish, S. F. Morrow, A. G. Stalls, Sam Stalls, A. Heflin, E. C. Walker, J. C. Steger, S. C. Crisp, J. W. Rice

171      poor house commissioner’s report for May 1891 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, James King, W. L. Boyett, Ella Vickers, Rachel Melton, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Melinda Gooden

172      poor house commissioner’s report for Jun 1891 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Ella Vickers, Rachel Melton, Melinda Gooden, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman; paid $6.00 for coffin & burial of pauper not named (James King?)

173      year’s provisions for the widow of G. W. Pettit; 16 May 1891

173      year’s provisions for the widow of J. M. T. Rolls; nothing found to provision, so widow was allotted $200 to buy provisions; 30 Jun 1891

173      oaths of members of the Board of Equalization of Assessments:  R. S. Lemaster, C. M. Horn, J. C. Scarborough, W. A. McCraw, W. H. Trinkle; 8 Jun 1891

174      poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1891 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Rachel Melton, Melinda Gooden, Ella Vickers, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman

174      W. A. Tippit, J. I. Tippit, W. B. Winn, bond for a deed of trust made by Dora Tippit; 27 Jul 1891

175      Aaron Acree, Newman Brandon, ferry bond for a ferry at Tobaccoport; 4 Aug 1891

176      final settlement with A. J. Gray, administrator of Rebecca Campbell; 8 Aug 1891

176      will of Elisha Dawson:  daughter Louisa Dawson gets part of homeplace tract in the Abington Spring hollow; daughter Sarah Daugherty gets part of homeplace tract near the Boyt field; wife Harriet Dawson gets remainder of homeplace tract, plus household goods; remainder of estate to be sold at auction, with proceeds divided equally among wife Harriet and daughters Louisa & Sarah, after Louisa has received $100 from the proceeds, to equalize her with earlier bequests to her sisters; Williams place near the mouth of Short Creek is to be sold, with proceeds divided among wife Harriet and daughters Louisa & Sarah; executor is Rev. T. J. Duncan of the M. E. Church South; Rev. Duncan is also appointed guardian to Louisa Duncan; wit:  E. G. Sexton, T. R. Martin; written 22 Oct 1887, proven Aug 1891

179      poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1891 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Rachel Melton, Ella Vickers, Melinda Gooden, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman

179      settlement with D. W. Jones, administrator of Nonie Jones; expenses included 6 sets of tombstones for $69.00; 7 Sep 1891

180      sale of the estate of W. T. Lewis by administrator T. W. Lewis; buyers were Mrs. Lewis, Major Lewis, G. W. Wilson, W. G. Wilson, R. C. Turner, D. C. McGregor, P. Rorie, W. H. Morrow, C. M. Green, James M. Lewis

180      settlement with E. R. Harrison, administrator of Lucy Stone (insolvent); 19 Sep 1891

181      inventory of notes and accounts of the estate of Elisha Dawson by executor T. J. Duncan

181      sale of the estate of E. Dawson by executor T. J. Duncan; buyers were Ewing R. Cherry, T. J. Duncan, James Lancaster, Charles Wofford, Wiley Stavely, Mrs. Riggins, Frank Dunbar, Barney Boswell; 19 Sep 1891

182      poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1891 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Rachel Melton, Ella Vickers, Melinda Gooden, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman

184      C. L. Miller, J. W. Robertson, H. C. Hargis, D. P. McCoy, constable bond for District 4; 5 Oct 1891

186      sale of the estate of Louisa Bass by administrator W. S. Bailey

186      poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1891 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Ella Vickers, Rachel Melton, Mumford Hillman, Harriet Hillman, Melinda Gooden (died Oct 10)

187      settlement with John O. Hunt, administrator of P. P. Terrell; 30 Oct 1891

187      inventory of the notes & accounts of the estate of Mathew T. Scott by administrator J. C. Steger

189      poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1891 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Rachel Melton, Harriet Hillman, Mumford Hillman (died, apparently at the end of the month)

189      inventory and sale of the estate of J. C. Lewis by administrator H. C. Lewis; 7 Dec 1891

190      will of Joel Boyd:  wife Sallie Boyd to receive everything, but at her death everything goes to daughter Mary Boyd, except $5 each to grandchildren Lelia Boyd and her brother Robert Boyd; executor is E. J. Boyd; test:  E. G. Sexton, G. W. McElroy; written 3 Mar 1888, proven Dec 1891

191      sale of the estate of Mrs. M. E. Slaughter by administrator John E. Slaughter

191      sale of the estate of Allice Vinson by administrator R. H. Dilday; buyers included A. J. Rushing, S. H. Vinson, G. W. Williams, James Winscott, J. S. Hicks, B. P. Vinson, M. Knight, J. D. Rushing, J. A. Garland, Dr. Ferrill, A. Hicks, A. C. Futrell, R. H. Dilday, R. H. Downs, W. T. Hicks, J. J. Cook, J. F. May, William Dilday, R. M. Knight Jr., M. C. Vinson, A. G. King, Amy Downs, Stark Hicks, P. D. Rushing, W. D. Downs, A. A. Dilday, S. W. Barrow, Isaiah Mathis

195      G. W. Bufford, L. G. Beasley, J. W. Smith, R. Biggs, P. T. Wofford, S. D. Scarborough, coroner’s bond; 8 Dec 1891

196      P. P. Fitzhugh, T. J. Brandon, G. W. McElroy, poor house overseer’s bond; 14 Oct 1891

196      poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1891 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Rachel Melton, Harriet Hillman, Jack Atkins

197      additional inventory of the estate of M. W. Tucker by administrator M. M. Tucker

198      poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1892 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Rachel Melton, Harriet Hillman, Jack Atkins (died 2 days into the month)

198      will of Susan Humphreys:  daughter Mary Bufford, wife of R. T. Bufford, gets homeplace in District 9, plus everything else; executor is daughter Mary; wit:  G. W. Bufford, J. P. Bufford; written 5 Sep 1890, proven Feb 1892

199      inventory & sale of the estate of B. Sooter by administrator R. Biggs

199      will of Lewis T. Edwards:  wife Jennie J. Edwards & daughter Fannie Edwards to have everything so long as they remain single; youngest son Nick Edwards is to remain on the farm and take care of his mother & sister; wit:  L. T. Hewell, J. F. Stone; written 8 Jan 1892, proven Feb 1892

200      sale of the estate of John Sikes by administrator C. C. Sikes; buyers were J. H. Beason, J. A. Durham, E. F. Dixon, T. W. Lewis Jr., J. E. King, W. A. Winters, John Varner, Tom Dixon, Tobe Sikes, Mrs. Sikes, J. T. Parchman, W. W. Adams, John West, Pers Newel, James Parrish, James McMillan

200      years’ provisions for the widow of John Sikes

201      report by County Court Chairman R. S. Lemaster for the year 1891

202      G. E. Wallace, C. C. Ralls, S. F. Morrow, J. W. A. Hawkins, P. C. Wallace, G. R. Wallace, H. C. Hargis, constable bond for District 4; 6 Feb 1892

204      final settlement with S. C. Lewis, administrator of E. M. Crisp; 24 Feb 1892

204      will of R. A. Stone:  wife A. M. Stone gets all property, including 3 town lots in Dover and a tract between the poor house tract and the Crisp place; R. S. Stone has already received $500; J. P. Stone has already received $500; Mary Robertson has already received $200; Martha Walter has already received $100; Sallie Smith has already received $100; Sopha Scarborough has already received $100; all his children are to be made equal to R. S. Stone & J. P. Stone; test:  T. W. Dennis, H. C. Dennis; written 20 Sep 1880, proven 7 Mar 1892

205      poor house commissioner’s report for Feb 1892 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Rachel Melton, Harriet Hillman

206      T. D. Toombs, J. P. Bedwell, T. W. Lewis Jr., commissioners report on an 18 Feb 1892 court order to lay off year’s provisions for the widow and one child of J. J. McAuley, who died 7 Feb 1892

206      sale of the estate of John Blane on 10 Mar 1892 by administrator M. W. Blane; buyers included M. W. Blane, Robert Blane, W. H. Ford, George Blane, Henry Blane, R. L. Blane, Dave Crisp, Lucy Ford, Odis Hicks, Ed Walker, W. O. Champion, Jo Hughes, George Downs, William Sills, W. E. Outland, W. C. Moore, W. H. Futrell, Ed Crisp, J. J. Jones, Dr. Suthers, Bud Wiggins, M. A. Sills, J. T. Hymen, John Graham, Jeff Murphy, Henry Allen, Sam Outland, Henry Allen, W. C. Flowers, Ike Blane, J. D. Dunston, J. D. Livingston

208      poor house commissioner’s report for Mar 1892 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Rachel Melton, Harriet Hillman

209      J. T. Knott, S. B. Woodson, J. L. Daugherty, justice of the peace bond for the collection of small offenses; 4 Apr 1892

210      settlement of school funds for the year ending 1 Apr 1892, by trustee G. W. McElroy

227      sale of the estate of J. J. McAuley in Benton County on 12 Mar 1892 by administrator W. W. Patterson; buyers included W. W. Christopher, G. S. Christopher, John Marable, G. Walton, M. Brown, J. P. Dillon, D. W. Stogdale, Frank Stogdale, George Outlaw, J. A. Doherty, John Askew, W. H. Lindsey, J. R. Young, Robert Wilhoit, Jim Rolls, Dennis Murphy, G. R. Vickers, C. C. Covington, George Askew, R. W. Welker, Ike Powers, Robert Lyles, William Sinks, John Wickham, Mrs. J. J. McAuley, Horace Martin

229      settlement with G. W. Carr, administrator of W. W. Carr; 23 Apr 1892

230      inventory of the estate of Allice White by administratrix M. C. Killebrew

231      settlement with Alice White, administratrix of S. T. White, by M. C. Killebrew, administratrix of Allice White, deceased; 28 Apr 1892

232      poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1892 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, J. S. Rolls; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Rachel Melton, Harriet Hillman, Dora Tedder (at B. D. Barnes)

232      inventory of the estate of T. J. Patterson by administrator W. W. Patterson:  refund of direct tax paid in 1866;

233      sale of the estate of Warren McDougal on 22 Apr 1892 by administrator R. H. Dilday; buyers included A. Downs Sr., R. A. Dilday, J. R. Downs, Hallet Downs, A. Downs Jr., Thomas Preston, P. W. Barrow, A. C. Futrell, A. G. King, A. E. Barrow, W. Metheny, G. W. Williams, J. A. Duffell, W. C. Fuqua, Jim Henkley, J. J. Futrell, George Barrow, M. A. Sills, M. G. Knight, S. D. Suddarth, Ed Vinson, G. W. Bullock, George Cook, Grant May, R. L. Cook, J. D. Hicks

236      settlement with J. M. Lewis, executor of Lizzie Parker; 7 May 1892

237      Otha H. Williams, T. W. Lewis, L. Herndon, R. E. Thomas, Alex Bagwell, notary public bond; 7 May 1892

237      sale of the estate of Jesse Glasgow on 30 Apr 1892 by administrator W. H. Glasgow; buyers include G. W. Dowdy, W. A. Lomax, Bud Lewis, J. R. Harris, Kelly Wilson, Jay Aldridge, D. D. Collier, J. W. Cook, W. C. Bradford Jr., W. T. Thomas, W. W. Patterson, Jane Weldon

238      inventory of accounts of the estate of Henry Green by administrator J. S. Mullins

239      inventory of the estate of Ann Dunbar by executor T. W. Lewis; 6 Jun 1892

239      poor house commissioner’s report for May 1892 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, Rachel Melton, Harriet Hillman, Nelson Baxter, Mariah Gray

239      settlement with A. C. Ellis, administrator of Elizabeth Hinson; 27 Jun 1892

240      poor house commissioner’s report for Jun 1892 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, Rachel Melton, Nelson Baxter, Mariah Gray, Harriet Hillman

241      sale of the estate of I. S. Bayliss by administrator S. J. Caroland on 19 Mar 1892; buyers were W. A. Downs, S. J. Caroland, I. S. Banister

241      final settlement with G. W. Carr, administrator of W. W. Carr; 11 Jul 1892

242      will of J. W. Wofford:  25 acres each from the 50-acre Mcanan(?) tract to the children of Marthy Glasgow and of Fanny Pervis – the children of Marthy Glasgow to have their 25 acres on the west side of the 50-acre tract, adjacent to land already given to Marthy Glasgow; the children of Fanny Pervis also to have 25 acres from the Betts tract that Nero Payne now lives on; Drucilla Payne, a colored woman and the wife of Nero Payne, gets all the cleared land and timber on the 25-acre tract given to the children of Fanny Payne, so long as she lives on it; wit:  Y. W. Cherry, J. M. Riggins; written 19 Feb 1890, proven Jul 1892

243      settlement with A. C. Ellis, administrator of C. P. McCoy; 11 Jul 1892

243      poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1892 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, H. J. Crutcher; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, Nelson Baxter, Harriet Hillman, Mariah Gray, Rachel Melton, Eva Meadows

244      will of Jeremiah Radford:  wife Mary Ann Radford gets all property, except bed & bedstead which goes to daughter Jennie Brewer; wife Mary Ann is executrix; wit:  J. M. Scarborough, W. H. Brewer; written 2 Sep 1891, proven Aug 1892

245      will of William Brinton:  sons E. D. Brinton and A. J. Brinton get his entire tract of land, in District 1, plus various property; deceased son William G. Brinton and deceased daughter Arbla Moore had already received their share of the estate; daughter Malinda Allen gets $5; Powell M. Gibbs gets bed & bed clothes, plus various property and $30; grandson Steger Gibbs gets $30 plus bed & bed clothes, hogs & current crop of corn in the crib; Powell M. Gibbs and Steger Gibbs to have equal shares in his personal effects; grandson William H. Owen to have an equal share in his personal effects; executor is E. D. Brinton; test:  John T. Parchman, Ed. H. Brinton; written 28 Nov 1890, proven 24 Aug 1892

246      settlement with S. C. Lewis, administrator of Jo Rorie; 22 Aug 1892

247      G. W. McElroy, F. C. Gray, R. Biggs, L. G. Beasley, B. H. Dunbar, H. H. McGee, W. C. Bradford, N. G. Brandon, J. R. Cole, county trustee’s bond; 5 Oct 1891

252      final settlement with W. S. Bailey, administrator of Louisa Bass; 31 Aug 1892

252      S. B. Crain, W. M. Brandon, J. W. Stout, J. R. Evans, N. E. McGregor, T. J. Brandon, Peter G. Sexton, M. F. Brandon, sheriff’s bond; 5 Sep 1892

254      Smith Crockarell, W. M. Brandon, A. C. Turner, R. J. Varner, C. W. Atkins, J. W. Stout, constable bond for District 5; 5 Sep 1892

256      A. W. Naylor, H. A. Armistead, William Varner, B. H. Dunbar, constable bond for District 1; 5 Sep 1892

257      C. A. Wolfe, A. C. Turner, E. Davis, R. J. Varner, A. Armistead, J. H. Smith, collector’s bond; 5 Sep 1892

259      G. E. Wallace, J. A. W. Hawkins, W. R. Harrison, G. W. Taylor, G. R. Wallace, J. W. Lewis, H. C. Pace, G. W. Wallace, S. B. Woodson, constable bond for District 4; 5 Sep 1892

261      F. E. Grice, F. C. Gray, T. S. Sikes, D. R. Emery, G. W. McElroy, J. H. Chadwick, constable bond for District 7; 5 Sep 1892

262      W. J. Holly, T. D. Toombs, S. A. Patterson, R. E. Thomas, W. T. Thomas, J. M. Lewis, J. P. Bedwell, constable bond for District 6; 5 Sep 1892

264      G. W. Taylor, G. R. Wallace, J. W. Lewis, B. F. Dunlap, justice of the peace bond for the collection of small offenses; 5 Sep 1892

265      T. J. Brandon, A. C. Turner, S. B. Crain, justice of the peace bond for the collection of small offenses; 5 Sep 1892

266      R. S. Lemaster, J. W. Rice, C. W. Crockett, J. C. Steger, trustee’s bond for the collection of small offenses; 5 Sep 1892

268      poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1892 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, Smith Crutcher; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, Rachel Melton, Nelson Baxter, Mariah Gray, Alf Parmer, Harriet Hillman, Evy Meadows, Mrs. Green & child

268      J. A. Parker, J. A. Cole, W. D. Cole, justice of the peace bond for the collection of small offenses; 5 Sep 1892

270      poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1892 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, Smith Crutcher; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, Rachel Melton, Nelson Baxter, Harriet Hillman, Alf Parmer, Eva Meadows, Mariah Gray, Mrs. Green

271      poor house commissioner’s annual report for the year ending 30 Sep 1892; total of 12 paupers (4 white males, 3 white females, 2 colored males, 3 colored females); commissioners recommend reappointment of current keeper Mr. Fitzhugh

271      will of Eliza P. Cherry; adopted daughter Alice Herndon; Vela Stalls (daughter of Henry Stalls & Frances Stalls); executor E. M. Miles; test:  B. F. Dunlap, W. S. Herndon; written 13 Aug 1892, proven Oct 1892

272      G. W. McElroy, F. C. Gray, J. A. Cole, H. H. McGee, R. Biggs, N. G. Brandon, L. G. Beasley, trustee’s bond for the collection of state taxes; 5 Sep 1892

274      G. W. McElroy, F. C. Gray, J. A. Cole, H. H. McGee, R. Biggs, N. G. Brandon, L. G. Beasley, trustee’s bond for the collection of county taxes; 5 Sep 1892

275      G. W. McElroy, F. C. Gray, J. A. Cole, H. H. McGee, R. Biggs, N. G. Brandon, L. G. Beasley, trustee’s bond for the collection of school taxes; 5 Sep 1892

276      G. W. McElroy, F. C. Gray, J. A. Cole, H. H. McGee, R. Biggs, N. G. Brandon, L. G. Beasley, trustee’s bond for the collection of highway taxes; 5 Sep 1892

277      G. W. McElroy, F. C. Gray, J. A. Cole, H. H. McGee, R. Biggs, N. G. Brandon, L. G. Beasley, trustee’s bond for the collection of small offenses; 5 Sep 1892

278      sale of the estate of J. W. Parker by administrator W. H. Ryan; buyers were William Kirksey, C. E. McGee, Wiley Kirksey, Mrs. Mary Parker, W. F. Parker, E. A. Scarborough, Bill Wyatt, J. W. Slaughter, W. W. McGee

279      E. M. Miles, W. H. Blanton, J. M. Miles, J. C. Wilkinson, justice of the peace bond for the collection of small offenses; 5 Sep 1892

280      poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1892 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, H. J. Crutcher; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, Rachel Melton, Margaret Green, Casey Green, Nelson Baxter, Harriet Hillman, Alf Parmer, Eva Meadows, Tilda Meadows

280      settlement with A. B. Fraser, administrator of Jordan Fraser; 7 Nov 1892

281      J. D. Burcham, M. R. Andrews, J. H. Chadwick, justice of the peace bond for the collection of small offenses; 5 Sep 1892

282      J. L. Daugherty, G. W. McElroy, G. S. Daugherty, justice of the peace bond for the collection of small offenses; 5 Sep 1892

283      G. H. Largent, W. C. Weaks, T. S. Sikes, N. G. Brandon, justice of the peace bond for the collection of small offenses; 5 Sep 1892

284      H. A. Armistead, R. J. Varner, William Varner, justice of the peace bond for the collection of small offenses; 5 Sep 1892

285      J. P. Gooden, W. P. Sikes, H. A. Causey, W. G. Moore, J. W. Rowlett, Charles Coppedge, G. W. McElroy, justice of the peace bond for the collection of small offenses; 5 Sep 1892

287      P. P. Fitzhugh, T. J. Brandon, G. W. McElroy, poor house overseer’s bond; 3 Oct 1892

287      year’s provisions for Briggie Thomas, widow of J. L. Thomas; 23 Nov 1892

288      sale of the estate of James Campbell by executor E. G. Sexton on Nov 1892; buyers included W. J. Cathey, E. Coy, J. M. Williams, B. F. Sizemore, Ben Sikes, H. H. McGee, D. A. Lee, Sid Stavely, G. W. Martin, Tom Keeble, E. E. Brokaw, W. P. Cole, Tom Crutcher, D. Peppers, A. Sexton, J. W. Brigham, J. J. Crutcher

290      settlement with W. H. Glasgow, administrator of Jesse Glasgow; 2 Dec 1892

291      poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1892 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, Smith Crutcher; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, Margaret Green, Casey Green, Mary Davis, Rachel Melton, Lindy Hogan, Harriet Hillman, Nelson Baxter, Alf Parmer, Mariah Gray, Eva Meadows, Tildy Meadows

292      W. G. Moore, E. R. Cherry, C. C. Parker, J. H. Weaks, T. J. Brandon, surveyor’s bond; 5 Apr 1889

292      settlement with T. W. Lewis, administrator of W. T. Lewis; settlement included monument for grave, tuition for John Lewis; 13 Dec 1892

295      settlement with R. H. Dilday, administrator of Alice Vinson; settlement included coffins for Alice Vinson & S. D. Vinson; 24 Dec 1892

295      W. B. Halliday, J. W. Stout, T. J. Brandon, J. B. Crockarell, tax assessor’s bond; 30 Dec 1892

296      will of Ann Dunbar:  sets aside money to fix the family graveyard of the late Samuel Dunbar; balance of money and property goes to Caty Cullum Dunbar, Margaret West Dunbar and Sallie Blanch Dunbar, all of whom are unmarried minors; if the three heirs die before coming of age or marrying, the balance of the estate goes to the heirs of Andrew Jackson Weaks by his wife Tabitha Emma Weaks; wit:  A. G. Halliday, J. F. Owen; written 18 Mar 1887; codicil #1 written 22 Oct 1888 stipulates that head and foot stones, worth $75, be placed at her father James Dunbar’s grave, and stones worth $50 at her own grave; wit:  A. G. Halliday, W. P. Bellamy; codicil #2 written 23 Oct 1889 appoints Maj. T. W. Lewis as executor, and bequeaths property to nieces Caty Cullum Dunbar, Sallie Dunbar & Maggie Dunbar; wit:  A. G. Halliday, W. P. Bellamy

297      county commissioner’s report for the year 1892 by chairman R. S. Lemaster

302      poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1892 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, Smith Crutcher; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, William Candler, Malinda Hogan, Rachel Melton, Mrs. Green, Nelson Baxter, Harriet Hillman, Mariah Gray, Alf Parmer, Eva Meadows, John Williams

303      settlement with S. C. Lewis, administrator of F. A. Roder; 14 Jan 1893

303      J. L. Coleman, T. J. Brandon, J. W. Weaks, S. B. Crain, I. G. Waggoner, ferry bond for a ferry at Dover; 20 Jan 1893

304      settlement with R. Biggs, administrator of B. Sooter; 21 Jan 1893

304      settlement with R. Biggs, administrator of C. Phippen; settlement includes receipts from Mrs. Phippen & Willie Phippen Rolls; 21 Jan 1893

305      inventory of the estate of Jesse Glasgow by administrator G. W. Glasgow

305      inventory of the notes and accounts of the estate of J. W. Parker, by administrator W. H. Ryan

311      poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1893 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, Smith Crutcher; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, John Candler, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, Rachel Melton, Malinda Hogan, J. Allen, Nelson Baxter, Mariah Gray, John Williams, Alfred Palmer, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, Tilda Meadows

311      settlement with A. C. Ellis, administrator of Elizabeth Hinson; 13 Feb 1893

312      settlement with I. G. Waggoner, administrator of J. M. T. Rolls; 14 Feb 1893

314      settlement with James Ross, executor of Zilpha Jones; 15 Feb 1893

315      will of J. M. Scarborough:  wife Margaret Scarborough gets all property, including his life policy in the American Legion of Honor; will mentions wife Margaret’s children (not named); wife Margaret is executrix; test:  J. W. Stout, A. Hyde; written 6 Mar 1893, proven 14 Mar 1893

316      poor house commissioner’s report for Feb 1893 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, Smith Crutcher; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, John Candler, Malinda Hogan, Rachel Melton, Mariah Gray, Harriet Hillman, Nelson Baxter, John Williams, Alf Parmer, Eva Meadows, Tilda Meadows

316      Henry H. Hilmer, Chris Gansner, O. N. Pearl, J. H. Scarborough, constable bond for District 11; 8 Mar 1893

318      settlement with J. R. Rowlett, administrator of W. O. Rowlett; 22 Feb 1893

318      settlement with A. C. Ellis, administrator de bonis non of C. P. McCoy; insolvent notes on R. L. McCoy, Robert McCoy, W. F. Jones; 11 Mar 1893

319      settlement with W. T. Mosely, administrator of Robert Hinson; 28 Mar 1893

319      poor house commissioner’s report for Mar 1893 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, Smith Crutcher; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, William Candler, Malinda Hogan, Rachel Melton, Nelson Baxter, Harriet Hillman, Mariah Gray, Alf Parmer, Tilda Meadows, John Williams, Eva Meadows, Pomp Allen (died within the month)

320      settlement with T. W. Lewis, executor of Ann Dunbar; 10 Apr 1893

321      settlement with T. W. Lewis, administrator of W. T. Lewis; 10 Apr 1893

321      settlement with D. A. Norfleet, administrator of B. T. Lineberry; 8 Apr 1893

322      poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1893 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, William Candler, Malinda Hogan, Rachel Melton, Harriet Hillman, Mariah Gray, Alf Parmer, Eva Meadows, Tilda Meadows, Richard Gibson, John Williams; expenses include burial of John Williams’ leg, and burial of 2 paupers

322      James Manners records ear mark of stock; May 1893

322      Berry Manners records ear mark of stock; Jul 1893

323      will of A. J. Gray:  wife Bea Gray to have all the property and raise the children; if she remarries, she is to have a life estate of 200 acres, including the house, and the remainder (172.5 acres) divided equally among the (minor) children:  Joseph Gray’s part to be on the lower end on the “old place” tract, then James Gray next, then Andrew Jackson Gray, then Judith Gray, then Addy Gray; 116 acres to be kept for board timber; test:  L. A. Jobe, George Stalls, J. M. Taylor; written 16 Dec 1883, proven May 1893

324      poor house commissioner’s report for May 1893 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, William Candler, Malinda Hogan, Rachel Melton, Mariah Gray, Harriet Hillman, Alf Parmer, Richard Gibson, Eva Meadows

325      settlement with J. C. Steger, administrator of M. T. Scott; payments to Mrs. M. T. Scott, Mrs. Julia Scott, Cumberland Iron Works; 30 Jun 1893

327      sale of the estate of Thomas Johnson on 20 May 1893 by administrator Tiney Eldridge; buyers included William Johnson, John E. Johnson, Shack Johnson, Cave Johnson, J. W. Harrison, Tobe Johnson, W. H. Johnson, W. H. Miller, James Leadford, J. T. Stewart, George Johnson, Bob Darnell, J. H. Griffey, T. Eldridge, S. Sheppard

328      annual report of school funds for the year ending April 1893

342      inventory of the personal effects of A. J. Gray by administratrix Rebecca Gray; 20 Jul 1893

343      poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1893 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, William Candler, Melinda Hogan, Rachel Melton, Mariah Gray, Harriet Hillman, Alf Parmer, Richard Gibson, Eva Meadows

343      will of Daniel Lowery:  daughter Cora Ada Lowery gets all household & kitchen furniture, bedding, $500; daughters Bella S. Lewis, Josie D. Hargrove, D. A. Jennie Buckingham, Edna May Smith get $500 each; sons James A. Lowery, Thomas J. Lowery, Robert L. Lowery, George W. Lowery divide the remainder of the estate; sons Thomas & Robert are executors; test:  W. W. Patterson, E. D. Lewis; written 14 Feb 1893, proven 14 Aug 1893

345      inventory of the estate of N. E. McGregor by administratrix Mahala McGregor

345      E. T. Peck, W. M. Brandon, J. W. Stout, S. C. Lewis, J. W. Rice, T. J. Brandon, notary public bond; 22 Aug 1893

346      will of William Stone:  wife L. J. Stone gets 50-acre home tract and half of household property; executor is Henry F. McGee; son W. J. Stone gets $5, son Z. F. Stone gets $5; Mary Susan Yarborough gets $5; test:  C. M. Brame, W. W. Smith, J. A. Smith; written 27 Nov 1890, proven 25 Jul 1893

347      settlement with T. J. Lowery & R. L. Lowery, executors of D. Lowery; payments of $500 each to Edna M. Smith, Josie J. Hargrove, Jennie Buckingham, B. S. Lewis; 29 Aug 1893

348      poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1893 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, C. F. Wofford, W. L. Boyett, William Candler, Melinda Hogan, Rachel Melton, Richard Gibson, Mariah Gray, Alf Parmer, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows

348      years’ provision for the widow Brokaw by commissioners Y. W. Cherry, W. G. Wofford, G. B. Riggins; 31 Jul 1893

349      W. A. Tippit, J. I. Tippit, J. N. McGinnis, deed of trust bond; 12 Sep 1893

349      sale of the estate of E. E. Brokaw by administrator M. E. D. Brokaw; buyers were W. G. Brokaw, Tony Crutcher, Josie Stavely, C. M. Hooks, M. G. Brokaw, E. W. Brokaw, Lucian Keel; Sep 1893

350      settlement with T. J. Duncan, executor of E. Dawson; mentions payment for tombstones, and $100 willed to Lou Dawson; 19 Sep 1893

351      sale of the estate of C. A. Lowery by guardian R. A. Lowery on 12 Sep 1893; buyers included J. A. Lowery, J. B. Walden, Robert Claxton, Earnest Morrison, Ed McCracken, Ely Coleman, Mrs. Sam Bellar, Miss Sallie Wilkins, Dr. W. H. Glasgow, John Wickham, G. W. Lowery, J. S. Patterson, Wiley Pully, W. N. Thomas, James Claxton

353      S. S. Biggs records ear mark of stock; 28 Sep 1893

353      L. Herndon, W. A. McCraw, J. H. Bailey, T. J. Brandon, G. W. McElroy, deed of trust bond; 29 Sep 1893

354      poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1893 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyett, C. F. Wofford, William Candler, Melinda Hogan, Rachel Melton, Richard Gibson, Harriet Hillman, Mariah Gray, Alf Parmer, Eva Meadows, John Murphy

355      sale of the estate of H. M. Taylor by administrator W. W. Taylor; 2 Oct 1893

356      settlement with E. Slaughter, administrator of M. E. Slaughter; 2 Oct 1893

356      G. W. Bufford, P. T. Wofford, S. D. Scarborough, J. W. Smith, coroner’s bond; 19 Oct 1893

357      P. P. Fitzhugh, T. J. Brandon, G. W. McElroy, poor house overseer’s bond; 14 Oct 1893

358      poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1893 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, William Candler, Melinda Wyatt, Rachel Melton, Richard Gibson, Harriet Hillman, Mariah Gray, Alf Parmer, Eva Meadows, Janie Holman

358      G. W. McElroy, John Buckingham, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, P. P. Fitzhugh, J. C. Fowler, N. G. Brandon, B. H. Dunbar, trustee’s bond for the collection of state taxes; 15 Oct 1893

360      G. W. McElroy, John Buckingham, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, P. P. Fitzhugh, J. C. Fowler, N. G. Brandon, B. H. Dunbar, trustee’s bond for the collection of county taxes; 15 Oct 1893

361      G. W. McElroy, John Buckingham, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, P. P. Fitzhugh, J. C. Fowler, N. G. Brandon, B. H. Dunbar, trustee’s bond for the collection of school taxes; 15 Oct 1893

363      G. W. McElroy, John Buckingham, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, P. P. Fitzhugh, J. C. Fowler, N. G. Brandon, B. H. Dunbar, trustee’s bond for the collection of road taxes; 15 Oct 1893

364      G. W. McElroy, John Buckingham, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, P. P. Fitzhugh, J. C. Fowler, N. G. Brandon, B. H. Dunbar, trustee’s bond for the collection of small offenses; 15 Oct 1893

365      will of H. Jackson; daughters Georgie Ann Wallace, Isabella Wallace, Arsena Page, Elizabeth Manning, Parasade Hargis; son Harmon Jackson (E. G. Sexton, guardian); test:  J. W. Stout, Lena Jackson; written 28 Nov 1893, proven Dec 1893

366      will of Harriet R. Wall:  son N. A. Wall is executor, and gets home tract of land; he is to pay the other children $50 each; son N. A. Wall is to divide the household effects with her two daughters; test:  J. A. Smith, W. W. Smith; written 8 Jul 1893, proven Dec 1893

366      poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1893 by H. Jackson, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were John Murphy, W. L. Boyett, Ed Allen, Frank Wofford, William Candler, Melinda Wyatt, Janie Holman, Rachel Melton, Harriet Hillman, Mariah Gray, Alf Parmer, Richard Gibson, Eva Meadows

367      sale of the estate of H. Jackson by executor & guardian E. G. Sexton; buyers included H. Jackson, John Taylor, Georgie Wallace, Jeff Melton, G. W. Jackson, James Powers, N. G. Wallace, W. H. Wallace, Joe Taylor, Bill Page, J. H. Parker, Isabel Wallace, James Melton, James Downs, M. A. Newberry, W. Z. Lewis

368      poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1893 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Frank Wofford, W. L. Boyett, William Candler, John Murphy (discharged), Rachel Melton, Melinda Wyatt, Janie Holman, Richard Gibson, Harriet Hillman, Alf Parmer, Mariah Gray, Eva Meadows

369      W. W. Patterson, J. M. Lewis, W. T. Thomas, notary public bond; 1 Jan 1894

369      J. L. Coleman, I. G. Waggoner, S. B. Crain, T. J. Brandon, J. H. Weaks, ferry bond for the lower ferry at Dover; 4 Jan 1894

370      settlement with G. W. Glasgow, administrator of Jesse Glasgow; 8 Jan 1894

370      B. H. Hobing, T. J. Brandon, J. C. Fowler, justice of the peace bond; 1 Jan 1894

371      county commissioner’s report for the year 1893 by chairman R. S. Lemaster

373      county commissioner’s annual report of road fund for the year 1893, by chairman R. S. Lemaster

375      years’ provisions for Mrs. Elizabeth Nowley, widow of A. H. Nowley, laid off by commissioners Sam Bellar, H. C. Parchman, W. W. Patterson; 26 Dec 1893

375      settlement with W. A. McCraw, executor of Joel Boyd; 22 Jan 1894

376      poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1894 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyett, William Candler, Al Palmer, Rachel Melton, Melinda Wyatt, Jane Holman & baby, Mariah Gray, Richard Gibson, Eva Meadows, Harriet Hillman

376      John C. Carney, Will Sawyer, J. R. Carney, W. C. Carney, J. O. Smith, T. R. Martin, ferry bond for the upper ferry at Dover; 8 Jan 1894

377      will of Samuel Ross; wife Mary Ann Ross; daughters Cynthia C. Ross, Mary A. Ross, sons Jesse L. Ross, George A. Ross, Samuel F. Ross, Hernando S. Ross; daughter Temperance L. Cherry, deceased; executrix is wife Mary; test:  Rice Wallace, George Wallace; written 23 Sep 1889, proven Feb 1894

378      poor house commissioner’s report for Feb 1894 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyett, William Candler, Melinda Wyatt, Jane Holman, Rachel Melton, Alice Holman, Alf Parmer, Richard Gibson, Eva Meadows, Harriet Hillman, Mariah Gray, Jane Hicks

378      sale of the estate of P. G. Sexton on 3 Mar 1894 by administrator E. G. Sexton; buyers included John Sexton, John Austin, W. W. Brumley, Smith Sexton, Ike Sexton, Mrs. Mat Hamblin, Sam Crain, Ed Wallace, Clay Wyatt, Mrs. Glasgow, Jo Vick, Alex Bagwell, John Heflin, J. R. Robertson, Charles Wall, W. C. Carney, Mrs. S. B. Crain, John Free, J. B. Crockarell, M. M. Tucker, Ab Heflin, Neal Crockarell, Suggs Vick, Plunket Mann, Ed Hogan, M. A. Sexton, D. A. Norfleet, B. F. Edwards, F. P. Foster, Tom Doty, W. F. Rorie, Robert Gray

381      settlement with Mrs. M. C. Killebrew, administratrix of Alice White; 7 Mar 1894

382      additional inventory and sales of the estate of R. L. Bailey by trustee L. Herndon

382      settlement with M. W. Blane, administrator of John Blane; 13 Mar 1894

383      J. B. Crockarell, T. J. Brandon, W. M. Brandon, G. W. McElroy, R. J. Varner, deed of trust bond; 17 Mar 1894

384      poor house commissioner’s report for Mar 1894 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyett, William Candler, Melinda Wyatt, Jane Holman, Rachel Melton, Alice Holman, Jane Hicks, Alf Parmer, Richard Gibson, Mariah Gray, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows

385      settlement with R. H. Dilday, administrator of Warren McDougal; 2 Apr 1894

385      inventory of the estate of Joseph Tippit by administrator J. I. Tippit; 12 Apr 1894

386      years’ provisions for the widow & family of W. J. Atkins; 5 Apr 1894

386      W. N. Cherry, J. T. Reynolds, W. C. Weaks, justice of the peace bond; 14 Apr 1894

387      poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1894 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyett, William Candler, Rachel Melton, Melinda Wyatt, Jane Hicks, Jane Holman, Alice Holman, Alf Parmer, Mariah Gray, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, Richard Gibson

388      sale of the estate of W. J. Atkins on 2 May 1894 by administratrix Mrs. V. A. Atkins; buyers were V. A. Atkins, C. A. Brumley

389      poor house commissioner’s report for May 1894 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyett, John Candler, Rachel Melton, Melinda Wyatt, Jane Hicks, Jane Holman, Mariah Gray, Alice Holman, Eva Meadows, Alf Parmer, Richard Gibson, Harriet Hillman

390      sale of the estate of Samuel Ross by executor Jesse Ross on 17 Mar 1894; buyers included E. G. Hogan, Mrs. C. Ross, Josh Wallace, Miss C. C. Ross, G. A. Ross, T. J. Doty, G. L. Pace, H. S. Ross, Charlie Ross, J. E. Lovell, E. M. Free, J. F. Stimson, M. L. Shemwell, T. O. Stalls, P. M. Dennis, W. T. Ramsey, Jake Acree, John Wallace, S. J. Thweatt, Frank Cheatham, John Pinner, E. H. Wallace, D. W. Ross, R. C. Greenhill, F. H. Rolls, W. M. Pace, W. H. Cherry, S. J. Bumpus, William Stagner, G. W. Wallace

393      poor house commissioner’s report for Jun 1894 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyett, William Candler, Melinda Wyatt, Rachel Melton, Jane Holman, Alice Holman, Jane Hicks, Margaret Green, Eva Meadows, Alf Parmer, Mariah Gray, Richard Gibson, Harriet Hillman

394      John H. Lory, J. W. Stout, S. C. Lewis, William Brandon, notary public bond; 11 Jul 1894

394      R. L. Bailey, G. W. McElroy, T. J. Brandon, T. G. Askew, L. Herndon, notary public bond; 11 Jul 1894

395      poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1894 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyett, William Candler, Rachel Melton, Jane Hicks, Maria Green, Jane Holman, Alice Holman, Alf Parmer, Melinda Wyatt, Eva Meadows, Harriet Hillman, Mariah Gray, Dick Gibson, Frank Wofford

396      settlement with E. G. Sexton, executor of James Campbell; 21 Aug 1894

396      Aaron Acree, L. Brandon, ferry bond for a ferry at Tobaccoport; 20 Aug 1894

397      settlement with L. Herndon, trustee of R. L. Bailey; 27 Aug 1794

399      years’ provisions for Mrs. Lou Green by commissioners R. J. Varner, G. W. Perkins, Andrew Fisher; 10 Apr 1892

399      poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1894 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, William Candler, Rachel Melton, Melinda Wyatt, Jane Hicks, Mariah Green, Jane Holman, Alice Holman, Mariah Gray, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, Richard Gibson, Alf Parmer, Morton Chadwick, ______ Swan

400      oath of T. S. Norden, W. T. Thomas, W. G. Wofford, O. N. Pearl, members of the Board of Equalization of Assessments; 11 Jun 1894

401      settlement with C. C. Sikes, administrator of John Sikes; 10 Sep 1894

402      settlement with T. J. Brandon, administrator of N. Brandon; payments to Polk Brandon, Minnie Brandon, Mrs. Jo Brandon, W. N. Brandon, T. P. Brandon, Mattie Brandon, Nathan Brandon’s children, Emma Stout, Morris Brandon; 30 Aug 1894

402      settlement with E. M. Miles, executor of Mrs. E. P. Cherry; 14 Sep 1894

403      settlement with E. D. Brinton, executor of William Brinton; 17 Sep 1894

404      sale of the estate of Lucy Ford by administrator J. W. Ford; buyers included James Hampton, William Webb, S. P. Ford, Mrs. Sallie Slaughter, Mrs. T. Webb, Maggie Webb, Laura Webb, Liza Hampton, Scott Moran, Tom Ford, R. W. Ford, John Sanders, Bob Lewellen, S. S. Gillihan, D. J. Stacker

406      T. P. Kennedy, T. J. Weaver, S. B. Crain, A. B. Parker, W. J. Atkins, constable bond for District 3; 3 Oct 1892

408      poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1894 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyett, Frank Wofford, Rachel Melton, William Candler, Morton Chadwick, Mariah Green, Susan Shadrick, Jane Hicks, Melinda Wyatt, Jane Holman, Alice Holman, Richard Gibson, Mariah Gray, Alfred Palmer, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, Clyde Peppers, Alice Peppers

410      years’ provisions for Mrs. J. J. Spiceland; 21 Sep 1894

410      W. C. Bradford, R. E. Thomas, J. H. Thomas, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

411      J. I. Tippit, T. J. Brandon, J. W. Tucker, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

412      A. G. Halliday, William Varner, J. I. Tippit, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

414      E. G. Sexton, J. W. Stout, J. A. McGee, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, J. M. Sexton, W. D. Stavely, W. H. Dillon, L. C. Dillon, Chris Gansner, trustee’s bond for the collection of state taxes; 3 Sep 1894

415      G. W. McElroy, W. D. Stavely, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, T. J. Brandon, J. W. Stout, W. M. Brandon, William Sawyer, D. R. Ewing, J. A. Parker, E. G. Sexton, county court clerk’s bond for the collection of state taxes; 3 Oct 1894

417      H. A. Armistead, J. A. Parker, L. Herndon, justice of the peace bond; 1 Oct 1894

418      T. J. Weaver, William Varner, M. W. Smith, justice of the peace bond; 3 Oct 1894

419      S. S. Stamper, T. P. Kenneda, L. T. Hewell, R. L. Mosely, D. D. Low, E. P. Hall, justice of the peace bond; 3 Oct 1894

420      D. D. P. Phillips, M. W. Smith, Joshua Walker, justice of the peace bond; 3 Oct 1894

421      F. A. Jones, L. D. Hargis, J. W. Hargis, justice of the peace bond; 3 Oct 1894

422      T. P. Frith, W. E. Shelton, J. C. Fowler, justice of the peace bond; 3 Oct 1894

423      R. C. Shaw, W. N. Cherry, Smith Crockarell, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

424      J. L. Coleman, Ike G. Waggoner, J. W. Lewis, W. Z. Lewis, T. D. Metheny, L. D. Hargis, R. J. Varner, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

425      J. P. Bedwell, J. M. Lewis, T. E. Buckingham, W. W. Patterson, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

426      J. G. Robertson, T. J. Brandon, Ike G. Waggoner, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

427      G. W. McElroy, J. P. Gordon, P. P. Fitzhugh, G. W. McElroy, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

428      D. R. Ewing, Ike G. Waggoner, J. A. McGee, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

429      J. A. Garland, R. H. Dilday, R. L. Futrell, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

430      M. O. Hicks, T. J. Brandon, L. Herndon, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

431      E. M. Miles, T. J. Brandon, G. W. McElroy, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

432      L. Herndon, R. H. Dilday, H. L. Wofford, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

433      J. A. Parker, J. A. Cole, J. M. Sexton, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

434      W. E. McGee, H. H. McGee, W. Cathey, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

435      G. H. Largent, J. H. Scarborough, J. M. Taylor, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

436      L. G. Beasley, W. P. Sikes, T. J. Brandon, Charles Coppedge, G. W. McElroy, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

437      James H. Chadwick, W. T. Wright, J. C. Fowler, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

438      Charles E. Wright, W. F. Wright, John Buckingham, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

439      A. W. Naylor, T. W. Lewis, William Varner, R. J. Varner, justice of the peace bond; 3 Sep 1894

440      I. H. P. Smith, William Varner, J. H. Smith, R. P. Lewis, T. W. Seay, constable bond for District 2; 3 Sep 1894

442      T. P. Kenneda, W. M. Smith, T. J. Weaver, D. A. Norfleet, S. B. Crain, G. A. Norfleet, constable bond for District 3; 3 Sep 1894

443      W. A. Burke, W. J. Horn, J. T. Knott, D. C. McGregor, G. W. Wallace, J. H. Feltner, F. M. Williams, G. R. Wallace, constable bond for District 4; 3 Sep 1894

445      Smith Crockarell, R. J. Varner, W. M. Brandon, J. B. Crockarell, constable bond for District 5; 3 Sep 1894

446      H. J. Thomas, R. E. Thomas, W. T. Thomas, constable bond for District 6; 3 Sep 1894

448      William Sawyer, T. J. Brandon, S. C. Lewis, R. J. Varner, W. M. Brandon, constable bond for District 7; 3 Sep 1894

449      C. W. Phippen, H. H. McGee, William Brandon, R. Biggs, C. D. Scarborough, J. R. Evans, constable bond for District 7; 3 Sep 1894

451      J. J. Cook, T. M. Griffin, H. L. Watson, T. J. Crook, R. H. Dilday, L. Herndon, constable bond for District 8; 3 Sep 1894

452      H. L. Wofford, J. G. Gorham, T. J. Crook, G. W. Boswell, L. Herndon, J. H. Scarborough, constable bond for District 9; 3 Sep 1894

454      J. M. Taylor, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, G. W. McElroy, J. M. Sexton, J. A. McGee, constable bond for District 10; 3 Sep 1894

456      G. M. Chadwick, A. L. Weaks, C. S. Wyatt, J. G. Buckingham, constable bond for District 12; 3 Sep 1894

458      S. B. Crain, W. D. Stavely, Joshua Walker, J. A. Cole, H. H. McGee, R. Biggs, M. W. Smith, sheriff’s bond; 3 Sep 1894

459      W. C. Weaks, H. H. McGee, J. H. Scarborough, J. H. Weaks, register’s bond; 3 Sep 1894

460      G. W. McElroy, R. J. Varner, W. D. Stavely, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, T. J. Brandon, J. W. Stout, W. M. Brandon, William Sawyer, D. R. Ewing, J. A. Parker, E. G. Sexton, county court clerk’s bond; 1 Oct 1894

461      G. W. McElroy, R. J. Varner, W. D. Stavely, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, T. J. Brandon, J. W. Stout, W. M. Brandon, William Sawyer, D. R. Ewing, J. A. Parker, E. G. Sexton, county court clerk’s bond for special revenue; 1 Oct 1894

462      G. W. McElroy, R. J. Varner, W. D. Stavely, H. H. McGee, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, T. J. Brandon, J. W. Stout, W. M. Brandon, William Sawyer, D. R. Ewing, J. A. Parker, E. G. Sexton, county court clerk’s bond for county taxes; 1 Oct 1894

463      E. G. Sexton, J. W. Stone, J. A. McGee, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, J. M. Sexton, W. D. Stavely, W. H. Dillon, L. C. Dillon, Chris Gansner, trustee’s bond for the collection of county taxes; 3 Sep 1894

464      E. G. Sexton, J. W. Stone, J. A. McGee, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, J. M. Sexton, W. D. Stavely, W. H. Dillon, L. C. Dillon, Chris Gansner, trustee’s bond for the collection of road taxes; 3 Sep 1894

465      E. G. Sexton, J. W. Stone, J. A. McGee, J. A. Cole, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, J. M. Sexton, W. D. Stavely, W. H. Dillon, L. C. Dillon, Chris Gansner, trustee’s bond for the collection of school taxes; 3 Sep 1894

467      P. P. Fitzhugh, E. G. Sexton, J. G. Robertson, T. J. Brandon, poor house keeper’s bond; 9 Oct 1894

468      T. W. Seay, T. J. Brandon, S. C. Lewis, H. G. Lewis, notary public bond; 15 Oct 1894

469      poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1894 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyt, Frank Wofford, William Candler, Rachel Melton, Morton Chadwick, Mrs. Chadwick, Mariah Green, Melinda Wyatt, Jane Holman, Jane Hicks, Alice Holman, Clyde Peppers, Lucie Peppers, Alf Parmer, Mariah Gray, Eva Meadows, Richard Gibson, Harriet Hillman

470      will of George Stoneham:  son Pink Stoneham gets everything; executor is J. T. Reynolds; test:  S. C. Lewis, T. J. Brandon; written 20 Nov 1893, proven Nov 1894

470      inventory of the estate of J. J. Spiceland, a minor under age 15, by guardian M. O. Hicks; 3 Dec 1893

471      inventory of the estate of J. P. Gooden by administrator J. G. Robertson; 20 Nov 1894

472      J. W. Frith, J. M. Luton, J. M. Kingins, A. C. Ellis, constable bond for District 4; 3 Dec 1894

473      D. T. Stavely, W. L. Stavely, O. N. Pearl, constable bond for District 11; 3 Dec 1894

475      poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1894 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyt, Frank Wofford, William Candler, Rachel Melton, Melinda Wyatt, Clyde Peppers, Lucie Peppers, Jane Holman, Alice Holman, Mariah Green, Mariah Gray, Harriet Hillman, Eva Meadows, Gracey Scott, Pomp Mallory, Richard Gibson, Jane Hicks (16 days and is dead)

475      years’ provisions for Mrs. Kansas A. Powers, widow of J. S. Powers, by commissioners R. Steel, J. F. Bishop, J. P. Bedwell; 8 Sep 1894

476      sale of the estate of J. S. Powers on 17 Sep 1894 by administrator R. E. Thomas; buyers included Henry Powers, John Nolin, George Moore, Jeff Moore, John Brandon, John Broadus, Charles Covington, Sam Wickham, J. R. Ellis, J. B. Jaxon, Lee Lowery, Ed McCracken, Walter Minor, Bob Lyle, H. J. Thomas, C. L. Powers, Mrs. J. S. Powers

477      will of James A. Lowery:  daughters Daisy Lowery, Carrie Lowery, Margie Lowery, Sallie Lowery (all under age 21, who will reach age 21 in 5, 7, 9 & 15 years) to share a $500 note made by T. J. Lowery, R. L. Lowery & G. W. Lowery; daughters and mother-in-law to share all household goods and remainder of estate; executor and guardian is J. H. Buckingham; wit:  W. W. Patterson, R. L. Lowery; written 2 Nov 1894, proven Dec 1894

477      W. H. Trinkle, oath as deputy surveyor; 10 Dec 1894

478      settlement with E. M. Miles, executor of Mrs. E. P. Cherry; 20 Dec 1894

478      additional inventory of Lucy J. Ford by administrator J. W. Ford

479      poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1894 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyt, Frank Wofford, William Candler, Mort Chadwick, Mrs. Chadwick, Melinda Wyatt, Clyde Peppers, Lucile Peppers, Rachel Melton, Eva Meadows, Richard Gibson, Pomp Mallory, Gracey Scott, Mariah Gray, Harriet Hillman (15 days & dead), Jane Holman (15 days & gone), Alice Holman (15 days & gone)

480      sale of the estate of the heirs of J. J. Spiceland by guardian M. O. Hicks on 3 Dec 1894; buyers included B. F. Burgess, Clark Dillon, A. T. Bilbry, W. N. Cherry, Spurlin Sills, Mrs. S. J. Spiceland, A. L. Ellis, Harry Sills, Tom Morgan, C. Stalls, Hardy Sills, Bob Sills, C. G. Wiggins, Tom Pettit, Ada Sills, Tom Herndon, Dr. Suddarth, R. L. Wallace, Tobe Morgan, Willie Spiceland, West Blane, Eph Bilbry, James Byrd, C. Spiceland, Bill Allen

482      1894 annual report of G. W. McElroy, county trustee

486      E. P. Martin, T. J. Weaver, H. A. Armistead, J. C. Steger, notary public bond; 7 Jan 1895

486      sale of the estate of Mrs. Jeffers by administrator W. H. Green; buyers included George Williams, J. N. Atkins, N. M. Free, Claude Johnson, Mrs. W. H. Green, G. T. Hogan, Sandy West, J. H. Free, Mack Butts, W. H. Green, William Lahiff, J. C. Green, Robert Wilson, J. B. Atkins, John Gillum

487      J. G. Robertson, E. G. Sexton, G. C. Robertson, John Allan, J. L. Daugherty, oath as work house commissioners; 11 Jan 1895

488      T. P. Kenneda, S. W. Kenada, S. S. Stamper, T. M. Clardy, D. A. Norfleet, T. J. Weaver, constable bond for District 3; 15 Jan 1895

489      Smith Crockarell, J. B. Crockarell, J. T. Reynolds, G. W. McElroy, constable bond for District 5; 17 Jan 1895

491      J. L. Coleman, T. J. Brandon, J. H. Weaks, Ike G. Waggoner, Stanly Coleman, ferry bond for the lower ferry at Dover; 23 Jan 1895

492      G. M. Lemaster, S. C. Lewis, J. H. Weaks, work house superintendent’s bond; 14 Jan 1895

492      Alex Bagwell, oath as public guardian & administrator; 7 Feb 1895

493      poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1895 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyt, Frank Wofford, William Candler, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Rachel Melton, Melinda Wyatt, Clyde Peppers, Lucie Peppers, Gracey Scott, Pomp Mallory, Alf Parmer, Richard Gibson, Mariah Gray, Eva Meadows, Willie Mohon (10 days)

494      inventory of the estate of J. A. Lowery by executor J. H. Buckingham; 23 Feb 1895

495      inventory of the estate of William Varner by administrator R. J. Varner; Feb 1895

496      poor house commissioner’s report for Feb 1895 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyt, Frank Wofford, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Rachel Melton, Melinda Wyatt, Clyde Peppers, Lucie Peppers, Willie Mohon, Pomp Mallory (blind), Gracey Scott (insane), Alf Parmer, Mariah Gray, Eva Meadows, John Candler (20 days & dead); collected $5.00 from Tom Hicks for Jane Hicks’ things he took from the poor house

496      poor house commissioner’s report for Mar 1895 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, W. L. Boyt, Frank Wofford, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Malinda Hogan, Clyde Peppers, Lucie Peppers, Mollie Mohon, Rachel Melton, Eva Meadows, Mariah Gray, Gracey Scott, Pomp Mallory (blind), Sanders Barbee, Alf Parmer; paid $8.00 for coffin & burying Richard Gibson

497      J. C. Carney, S. D. Scarborough, J. B. Walter, R. J. Varner, William Sawyer, ferry bond for the upper ferry at Dover; 6 Apr 1895

498      years’ provisions for Mrs. Judith Toombs, widow of T. D. Toombs, by commissioners W. W. Patterson, R. E. Thomas, R. Steel

498      will of Lewis Wright Mooreland:  Noel Stewart, who has lived with him for the last 4 years, gets livestock, crops & farming implements; half-sister Laney Mooreland & Noel Stewart get pork & corn to live on, and are to divide household & kitchen furniture; executor D. D. P. Phillips is to erect tombstones over the graves of his mother Priscilla Mooreland and his brother James Berry Mooreland; wit:  W. A. West, C. A. Wolfe; written 19 Oct 1894, proven April 1895 term

500      inventory of the estate of L. W. Mooreland by executor D. D. P. Phillips; 17 Apr 1895

501      poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1895 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Henry Sills, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Malinda Wyatt, Mariah Gray, Rachel Melton, Eva Meadows (discharged), Pomp Mallory, Gracey Scott (insane), Clyde Peppers (discharged), Lucie Peppers (discharged), Alf Parmer, Sanders Barbee; W. L. Boyt died (coffin furnished by Allen Robertson)

501      additional inventory of the estate of L. W. Mooreland on 30 May 1895 by executor D. D. P. Phillips

502      S. B. Woodson, S. C. Lewis, justice of the peace bond; 25 May 1895

503      final settlement with T. J. Brandon, administrator of N. Brandon; 24 May 1895

504      settlement with Liney Eldridge, administrator of Thomas Johnson; 6 May 1895

504      will of M. E. Bishop:  all property goes to Cora Johnson Stanfield, including quilts, linens, gold jewelry; wit:  Blanch L. Fletcher, Charles Stacker; written 29 Aug 1892

505      sale of the estate of C. Westerman on 3 May 1895 by administrator J. M. Sexton; buyers included Jane Westerman, A. Stout, G. W. Butler, J. M. Williams, Henry Townsend, W. E. McGee, R. Rutland, Henry Lawrence, Irwin Melton, R. M. Hood, C. Robertson, Eppie Nolen, Cal Coy, H. A. Carney, William Lyons, E. T. Gist, W. D. Stavely, B. F. Sizemore, William Rumfelt, C. L. Wofford, W. H. Cox

508      poor house commissioner’s report for May 1895 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Henry Sills, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Mariah Gray, Willie Mohorn, Rachel Melton, Malinda Wyatt, Gracey Scott, Alf Parmer, Sanders Barbee, William Pearson, Mariah Green, Pomp Mallory

509      final settlement with E. G. Sexton, executor of James Campbell; paid to J. M. Sexton, guardian for Joe Campbell; 3 Jun 1895

509      statement of Alex Bagwell, public guardian; receipts for George Evans (minor heir of Richard Evans), Willie Hart (minor heir of Henry Hart), Coleman Quinn, Matilda Meadows, James E. Lee & Joseph C. Lee (minors of S. C. Lee), heirs of Starkie Vinson, Charlie Spiceland, Mollie Spiceland, Euna Spiceland & Seaman Spiceland (minor heirs of J. J. Spiceland)

511      will of Peter T. Wofford:  wife Sallie V. Wofford gets home tract in District 11 as long as she lives there; wife Sallie is not to take any of her children into the house to live with her; after death of wife Sallie, land is to be sold and $200 of the proceeds to go to Dr. J. H. Scarborough; executor is R. Biggs; wit:  W. T. Hart, G. H. Largent, T. J. Brandon; written 4 Mar 1895; codicil written 21 May 1895 directs enough money to Landon Scarborough to buy himself a horse, bridle & saddle, and directs $100 to Mrs. Mary Bufford; wit: T. J. Brandon, S. D. Scarborough, G. W. McElroy; will proven Jun 1895 term

513      poor house commissioner’s report for Jun 1895 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Henry Sills, Mariah Gray, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Rachel Melton, Malinda Wyatt, Alice Wyatt & baby, Mariah Green, Alf Parmer, Willie Mohon, Gracey Scott (insane), William Pearson, Sanders Barbee, Moriah Williams, Pomp Mallory (blind)

514      inventory of the estate of G. S. Wilson by administrator R. E. S. Wilson; 22 Jun 1895

514      Lucy D. Killebrew, administratrix of I. G. Killebrew, reports inventory of the estate as a crop of tobacco grown in 1894, estimated to weigh 7,000 pounds

514      years’ provisions for Mrs. I. G. Killebrew by commissioners D. A. Norfleet, L. T. Hewell, D. D. Low, who find nothing of value to set aside, allotting $300 plus $50 out of the tobacco crop

515      inventory of the estate of D. G. Cherry by Y. W. Cherry, guardian to the heirs; 16 Oct 1895

515      E. A. Scarborough, S. D. Scarborough, J. H. Weaks, justice of the peace bond; 5 Aug 1895

516      poor house commissioner’s report for Jul 1895 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Alice Wyatt & baby, Malinda Wyatt, Mariah Green, Sanders Barbee, Mariah Gray, Alf Parmer, William Pearson, Rachel Melton, Gracey Scott, Sumery Williams, Henry Sills, Pomp Mallory (blind) – died after 7 days, Willie Mohon (6 days & gone)

517      J. P. Weaks, J. G. Robertson, liquor license bond; Jul 1895

518      H. F. Robertson, W. W. Brandon, G. C. Robertson, liquor license bond; Jul 1895

519      G. H. Byrd records ear mark of stock; 19 Aug 1895

519      Aaron Acree, Newman Brandon, ferry bond at Tobaccoport; 3 Sep 1895

519      poor house commissioner’s report for Oct 1895 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Henry Sills, Frank Wofford, Rachel Melton, Malinda Wyatt, Mort Chadwick (blind), Alf Parmer, Mariah Gray, Sumery Williams, Emily Vickers, Alla Vickers, Susan Shadrick, Gracey Scott (insane)

520      final settlement with T. W. Lewis, administrator of W. T. Lewis; mentions costs for fencing grave yard, payment to Mrs. Lewis as 1/6 interest of heirs; 14 Aug 1895

520      inventory of Lot Carney by administratrix Nellie Carney; 22 Aug 1895

521      poor house commissioner’s report for Aug 1895 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Henry Sills, Mort Chadwick, Rachel Melton, Malinda Wyatt, Alf Parmer, Susan Shadrick, Emily Vickers, Alla Vickers, Mariah Gray, S. Williams, Gracey Scott (insane), Alice Wyatt & baby, William Pearson, Sanders Barbee (7 days & dead)

522      petition for division of school districts 11, 12 & 43, made Jan 1895, granted April 1895

522      settlement with R. E. S. Wilson, administrator of G. S. Wilson; 2 Nov 1895

522      settlement with A. Bagwell, executor of Harriet Wall; according to the will, the balance of the estate goes to N. A. Wall; 2 Nov 1895

523      D. R. Albritton, I. E. Albritton, J. T. Marlow, liquor license bond; 1 Oct 1895

524      H. F. Robertson, Woods Robertson, liquor license bond; 1 Oct 1895

525      P. P. Fitzhugh, E. G. Sexton, T. J. Brandon, poor house overseer’s bond; 21 Oct 1895

526      J. P. Weaks, E. G. Sexton, liquor license bond; 2 Oct 1895

527      W. Glazer & Co., liquor license bond; 9 Oct 1895

528      annual report of poor house commissioners for the year ending 30 Sep 1895

529      poor house commissioner’s report for Sep 1895 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Henry Sills, Rachel Melton, Malinda Wyatt, Alla Vickers, Mariah Gray, Margaret Vickers, Sumer Williams, Alf Parmer, Alice Wyatt, Gilbert Wyatt, Gracey Scott (insane)

529      division of School District 48 on the Houston County line, so as to include the residences of F. Livingston, Lee Weaks, W. B. Weaks, and running along the dividing ridge between Elk and Cross Creeks

530      B. F. Dunlap, J. W. Stout, J. W. Rice, J. C. Steger, W. M. Brandon, E. G. Sexton, L. Herndon, constable bond for District 9; 1 Nov 1895

532      will of Willis Whitford:  begins with a recount of items already given to his children

            W. C. Whitford has already been given a tract of land in Dist. 7 for the benefit of his minor heirs, $261.40 cash, $20 cash sent him while in Texas, and a horse, bridle & saddle when he married;

            daughter Clementine Geurin has already received $150, bed, bedstead, bed clothing, and a heifer;

            Martha McElroy has already received the land on which she lives, plus a bed, bedstead, bed clothing, and a heifer when she married;

            Tennessee Rowlett has already received the land on which she lives, plus a bed, bedstead, bed clothing, and a heifer;

            Missouri Fitzhugh has already received a bed and bed clothing, and $20

            James W. Whitford has already received a horse, bridle & saddle, and $200

            David Whitford has already received a horse, bridle & saddle, and the Taylor tract of land in Dist. 10 on Short Creek & Tennessee River

            Thomas H. Whitford has already received a horse, bridle & saddle, and the A. W. Sexton tract in Dist. 10 on Standing Rock Creek

            son J. W. Whitford is to receive $100

            minor children Willis Henry Whitford & Sallie Ann Whitford to receive the home tract of land after the death of his wife

            Palmer tract of land in Dist. 10 on Standing Rock Creek, along with all household & kitchen furniture, to be sold after the death of his wife, with the proceeds equally divided among all his children except W. C. Whitford

            Executors are John W. Rowlett and James Whitford

            Witnesses were T. J. Brandon and E. G. Sexton

            Will written 31 May 1887

            Codicil written 21 Sep 1891, stipulating that the home tract of land be divided, with Sallie Ann having the upper part including the dwelling, spring, crib & stables, and Willis Henry having the lower part, adjoining Rowlett

            Will proven in open court on 21 Nov 1895

534      inventory and sale of the estate of G. Lehman by administrator H. A. Armistead; 30 Nov 1895; buyers included Doris Lehman, C. W. Lehman, W. W. Allen, S. West, Wait Tucker, Steve Tucker, J. H. Byrd, W. J. Gilman, W. B. Halliday, William Wilson, Love Tucker, Ruth Lehman, W. F. Rorie, Henry Mann, Fred Lehman, W. P. Gibbs, John Moon, Charles Givens, J. E. Moore, J. T. Travis, J. T. Nance, W. D. Moore, R. W. Bellamy, R. O. Edmondson, W. D. Norfleet

535      inventory of the estate of Willis Whitford by executor J. W. Whitford; 23 Nov 1895

536      poor house commissioner’s report for Nov 1895 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Frank Wofford, Henry Sills, Rachel Melton, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Alla Vickers, Nollie Vickers, Emiline Vickers, Mariah Gray, Samara Williams, Alf Parmer, Gracey Scott (insane), Malinda Wyatt (5 days & dead)

537      additional inventory of the estate of J. W. Parker by administrator W. H. Ryan; 28 Nov 1795

538      settlement with W. A. McCraw, administrator of Mrs. Sallie Boyd; payments to Celia Rossman, Bobie Boyd, Lelia Crittenden, Mary Boyd; balance of the estate goes to Mary Boyd, according to will, and W. A. McCraw was appointed her guardian; 16 Dec 1895

539      E. G. Sexton, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, H. H. Tharpe, W. H. Dillon, J. A. McGee, J. A. Cole, W. D. Stavely, J. C. Steger, J. W. Stout, Chris Gansner, trustee’s bond for the collection of county taxes; 12 Sep 1895

540      E. G. Sexton, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, H. H. Tharpe, W. H. Dillon, J. A. McGee, J. A. Cole, W. D. Stavely, J. C. Steger, J. W. Stout, Chris Gansner, trustee’s bond for the collection of state taxes; 12 Sep 1895

542      E. G. Sexton, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, H. H. Tharpe, W. H. Dillon, J. A. McGee, J. A. Cole, W. D. Stavely, J. C. Steger, J. W. Stout, Chris Gansner, trustee’s bond for the collection of school taxes; 12 Sep 1895

543      E. G. Sexton, R. Biggs, H. H. McGee, H. H. Tharpe, W. H. Dillon, J. A. McGee, J. A. Cole, W. D. Stavely, J. C. Steger, J. W. Stout, Chris Gansner, trustee’s bond for the collection of highway taxes; 12 Sep 1895

545      G. W. Clinard, J. D. Tanner, M. A. Bryant, P. D. Skinner, R. J. Varner, W. M. Brandon, J. I. Tippit, E. B. Shepherd, J. H. Varner, constable bond for District 3; 20 Nov 1895

546      oath of Charles Bruton, deputy register; 6 Jan 1896

547      J. P. Weaks, J. G. Robertson, liquor license bond; 1 Jan 1896

548      D. R. Albritton, Ike Albritton, liquor license bond; 1 Jan 1896

549      Wolf Glazer, J. W. Stout, liquor license bond; 9 Jan 1896

550      H. F. Robertson, liquor license bond; 1 Jan 1896

551      J. L. Coleman, J. Stanly Coleman, Ike G. Waggoner, T. J. Brandon, J. H. Weaks, ferry bond for the lower ferry at Dover; 9 Jan 1896

551      poor house commissioner’s report for Dec 1895 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Henry Sills, Frank Wofford, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Rachel Melton, Emiline Vickers, Alla Vickers, Alf Parmer, Mariah Gray, Samara Williams, Charley Barker, Gracey Scott (insane)

552      inventory of the estate of I. G. Killebrew by administratrix Lucy D. Killebrew; 1895

553      annual report of County Court Chairman J. G. Robertson

556      years’ provisions for Mrs. Fannie Harris, widow of W. W. Harris, by commissioners W. T. Thomas, T. W. Lewis Jr., R. L. Lowery; 21 Sep 1895

556      inventory of the notes and accounts of the estate of Willis Whitford by executor J. W. Whitford; 4 Jan 1896

557      G. W. Bufford, S. D. Scarborough, T. J. Brandon, T. R. Martin, Charles Coppedge, coroner’s bond; 14 Jan 1896

558      G. M. Lemaster, W. M. Brandon, J. W. Stout, work house superintendent’s bond; 14 Jan 1896

558      oaths of J. M. Allan, E. G. Sexton, J. G. Robertson, work house commissioners; 14 Jan 1896

559      inventory of the estate of P. T. Wofford by executor R. Biggs; 24 Jan 1896

559      S. B. Crain, W. S. Sexton, J. L. Coleman, E. G. Sexton, work house superintendent’s bond; 4 Feb 1896

560      inventory of notes and accounts of the estate of D. H. Gatlin by administrator T. J. Brandon

562      sale of the estate of D. H. Gatlin on 1 Feb 1896; buyers included T. O. Wilkinson, Mrs. D. H. Gatlin, T. M. Phillips, G. A. Miles, O. N. Pearl, H. P. Ables, W. P. Byrd, T. H. Crutcher, W. A. McCraw, J. T. Whaley, G. W. Jackson, J. R. Blanton, S. C. Dillon, Joe Shemwell, Robert Gatlin

563      years’ provisions for Mrs. D. H. Gatlin by commissioners B. F. Dunlap, T. M. Rolls, J. S. Jameson; 15 Jul 1896

564      allotment of homestead and dower for the widow of D. H. Gatlin; 6 Feb 1896

565      poor house commissioner’s report for Jan 1896 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Frank Wofford, Henry Sills, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Rachel Melton, Emily Vickers, Nola Vickers, Alla Vickers, Mariah Gray, Charles Barker, Alf Parmer, Samair Williams, Gracey Scott (insane)

565      poor house commissioner’s report for Feb 1896 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Frank Wofford, Henry Sills, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Rachel Melton, Emiline Vickers, Nola Vickers, Alla Vickers, Alf Parmer, Mariah Gray, S. Williams, Charley Barker, Gracey Scott (insane)

566      J. C. Carney, S. D. Scarborough, Charles Coppedge, J. B. Walter, T. R. Martin, ferry bond for the upper ferry at Dover; 6 Mar 1896

566      Henry Shemwell records ear mark of stock; 23 Mar 1896

567      final settlement with S. C. Lewis, administrator of Mrs. Sallie Vinson; equal payments to Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Clark, W. D. Manning; 9 Mar 1896

568      inventory and sale of the estate of W. D. Stavely; buyers included Mary Stavely, H. H. McGee, Herman Stavely, W. H. Rumfelt, Sid Stavely, J. M. Williams, Irving Melton, Dave Largent, J. H. Martin, Nick Gansner, George Largent, John Tubbs, Al Hilliard, B. F. Sizemore, R. E. Rumfelt, T. H. Lancaster, E. R. Cherry, Cal Coy, Tom Sikes, A. N. Mobley, Tom Daugherty, Dawson Wofford, James Broadway, Sam Whitehead, Nathan Pearl, Tom Crutcher, Clark Dillon, B. H. Hobing, Mrs. Fisher, R. S. Cowan, G. W. Settle, John Robertson, Robert Melton, Bud Brigham, James Farless, Henry Hettenhouse, Daniel Keynes, John Massie; 24 Mar 1896

572      D. R. Albritton, Ike Albritton, J. P. Weaks, liquor license bond; 1 Apr 1896

573      J. P. Weaks, D. R. Albritton, liquor license bond; 1 Apr 1896

574      poor house commissioner’s report for Mar 1896 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Henry Sills, Frank Wofford, Emiline Vickers, Alla Vickers, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Alf Parmer, Mariah Gray, S. Williams, Rachel Melton, Gracey Scott (insane); coffin furnished for burial of Charles Barker

575      J. C. Steger, J. M. Allan, Charles Coppedge, revenue commissioners’ oath; 31 Mar 1896

575      settlement with Jessie Ross, executor of Samuel Ross; 27 Mar 1896

576      Wolf Glazer, J. W. Stout, liquor license bond; 9 Apr 1896

577      H. A. Causey, J. M. Taylor, L. A. Jobe, W. E. McGee, justice of the peace bond; 3 Apr 1896

578      settlement with J. I. Tippit, administrator of Joseph Tippit; balance of estate to be paid to the guardian of the minor heirs M. C. McGregor

578      settlement with R. E. Thomas, administrator of W. W. Harris; 15 Apr 1896

579      H. F. Robertson, G. C. Robertson, liquor license bond; 22 Apr 1896

580      inventory of Maggie Durrwachter by guardian Gus Johnson; 23 Apr 1896

580      poor house commissioner’s report for Apr 1896 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Henry Sills, Frank Wofford, Mort Chadwick, Susan Shadrick, Rachel Melton, Gracey Scott (insane), Alla Vickers, Emily Vickers, Sumar Williams, Mariah Gray, Alf Parmer, Mary Johnson

581      W. A. Downs, Allen Mullens, Joseph Ferguson, ferry bond for the Cross Creek ferry; 4 May 1896

582      final settlement with Mrs. Mahala McGregor, administratrix of N. E. McGregor; 19 May 1896

583      poor house commissioner’s report for May 1896 by R. A. McElroy, J. L. Daugherty, W. H. Sikes; residents were Ed Allen, Frank Wofford, Henry Sills, Martin Shadrick, Susan Shadrick, Rachel Melton, Gracey Scott (insane), Mariah Gray, Alf Parmer, Sumara Williams, Charlie Barker (dead), Mary Johnson (10 days and put in jail)

583      final settlement with Lucy Eldridge, administratrix of Thomas Johnson; $6.93 each to heirs George Johnson, Jane Black, William Johnson, John Johnson, Cave Johnson, Thomas May, Nancy Johnson, except Cave Johnson who has received more than his share of the estate; 6 May 1896

584      final settlement with Mrs. V. A. Atkins, administratrix of W. J. Atkins; one heir at law, a son of W. J. & V. A. Atkins, received $637.09; 16 May 1896

585      final settlement with E. G. Sexton, executor of H. Jackson; 16 Jun 1896

586      inventory and sale of the estate of Mrs. M. A. Griffin by administrator B. F. Edwards on 26 Jun 1896; buyers included D. L. Howell, B. F. Edwards, J. M. Thweatt, George Manners, R. Griffin, P. Gibbs, A. Bagwell

586      settlement with B. F. Edwards, administrator of Mrs. M. A. Griffin; 26 Jun 1896