Settlements, Wills and Bonds Volume K (Aug 1869 –
July 1876) (Microfilm Roll 55)
1 settlement with Thomas W. Dennis, administrator of Samuel S. Stewart (insolvent); Aug 1869
3 John A. Glasgow, A. B. Ross, J. C. W. Steger, administrator’s bond for W. P. Joiner; 2 Aug 1869
4 letters of administration to John A. Glasgow for
the estate of W. P. Joiner, deceased intestate; 2 Aug 1869
4 Kenneth McCaskill, A. C. Stavely, F. M. Lankford, administrator’s bond for Hiram Minor; 2 Aug 1869
5 letters of administration to Kenneth McCaskill for
the estate of Hiram Minor, deceased intestate; 2 Aug 1869
5 settlement with J. Mobley, administrator of Margaret Cook; 6 Jul 1869
6 settlement with W. T. Bateman, administrator of Thomas W. Bateman; 29 Jul 1869
6 settlement with John W. Wofford, administrator of N. D. Elliott Jr.; Aug 1869
6 sale of the estate of Ebenezer Rumfelt; buyers include Christian Andrews, Eli Rumfelt, H. J. Rumfelt, F. A. Roder
8 W. W. McGee, J. P. Bell, J. W. Parker, administrator’s bond for Thomas W. Yardly; 6 Sep 1869
8 George D. Outlaw, J. P. Bell, P. T. Wofford, administrator’s bond for Simon Outlaw (colored); 6 Sep 1869
8 E. T. Bogard, A. B. Ross, P. T. Wofford, administrator’s bond for Stephen Bogard; 6 Sep 1869
9 T. F. Elliott, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
Elizabeth Lane, age 7, to Edward Landy; 6 Sep 1869
10 Edward Landy, S. L. Gentry, indenture bond for Elizabeth Lane; 6 Sep 1869
10 coroner’s inquest on 3 Sep 1869 in death
of William Buckingham, who fell down a bank and broke his neck,
near Mrs. Palmer’s field
11 C. S. Summers, D. C. Wilson, U. S. Tomlinson, administrator’s bond for R. A. Summers; 4 Oct 1869
11 letters of administration to C. S. Summers for
the estate of R. A. Summers, deceased intestate; 4 Oct 1869
12 J. T. Nolin, C. P. Moore, Albert Burk, administrator’s bond for Henry Bailey; 4 Oct 1869
12 letters of administration to J. T. Nolin for
the estate of Henry Bailey, deceased intestate; 4 Oct 1869
13 Kenneth McCaskill, U. S. Tomlinson, D. C. Wilson, administrator’s bond for John McCaskill; 4 Oct 1869
13 letters of administration to Kenneth McCaskill for
the estate of John McCaskill, deceased intestate; 4 Oct 1869
14 David C. Wilson, Kenneth McCaskill, U. S. Tomlinson, constable bond for District 12; 4 Oct
1869
14 inventory of the estate of P. L. Rainwaters by
executor J. H. Rainwaters; Oct 1869
15 receipt from L. D. Hargis, administrator of W. H. A. Pugh, for land of the estate sold to A. M. Cobb on
8 Jan 1870; 31 Jan 1870
15 settlement with H. C. Hutchison, administrator of G. W. Hicks (insolvent); 10 Sep 1869
18 inventory and sale of the estate of
Thomas W. Yardly; buyers were widow, N. A. Parker
18 sale of the estate of Simon Outlaw by
administrator G. D. Outlaw; buyers were Alex Wynns, Seth Outlaw, Anthony Taylor, Bettie Outlaw, Sarah Outlaw, Margaret Taylor, Simon McGlohon, G. D. Outlaw, Alex Askew, D. C. Wilson, Frank Creany, D. A. Wynns, John Ruff; Oct 1869
19 C. P. Dortch, J. W. Evans, C. R. Williams, administrator’s bond for Wash Penix (colored); 1 Nov 1869
19 letters of administration to C. P. Dortch for
the estate of Washington Penix, deceased intestate; 1 Nov 1869
20 will of Smith Criddle contested in the case of David Kalear & wife vs. Jesse Criddle et
al.; defendants failed to appear; Ann Kalear had
married Smith Criddle, and lived with him in Davidson County until his death in December, 1851; no children
from the marriage; Criddle’s will, said to have been made in 1847 but
since lost or destroyed, named wife Ann sole heir, and was witnessed by A. Fenner and
M. A. Haynes; will was recorded 14 Mar 1862, decree
rendered 14 Nov 1861 in Davidson County Chancery Court and recorded in Will
Book 19, page 31
23 will of Belle Ann Kalear:
husband David Kalear; test:
S. P. Anderson, W. A. Cheatham; written 19 Nov 1866 in Davidson County, proven Dec 1866 in Davidson County,
recorded Nov 1870 in Stewart County
23 widow’s dower for Gurtrude Uffelman, widow of Martin Uffelman:
226 acres on the east fork of Wells Creek, adjacent to the meeting house tract; 14
Oct 1869
24 reference to affidavits of David L. Williams, A. G. Halliday, Thomas Warden, R. T. Lewis, W. S. Latham, T. B. Latham, G. W. Sanders, M. Winters, in the papers of the December 1869 court
24 L. J. Moore, R. C. Daniel, H. H. McGee, administrator’s bond for G. W. Martin; 6 Dec 1869
25 letters of administration to L. J. Moore for
the estate of G. W. Martin, deceased intestate; 6 Dec 1869
25 J. C. Futrell, J. C. Vinson, Shaderick Futrell, administrator’s bond for Levitia Futrell; 6 Dec 1869
26 letters of administration to J. C. Futrell for
the estate of Levitia Futrell, deceased intestate; 6 Dec 1869
26 Benjamin Richardson, P. F. Tavel, Ed Walter, administrator’s bond for Zebulun Garrison; 7 Dec 1869
27 letters of administration to Benjamin Richardson for
the estate of Zebulun Garrison, deceased intestate; 7 Dec 1869
27 widow’s allowance for Gertrude Uffelman, widow of Martin Uffelman; 29 Oct 1869
28 sale of the estate of Martin Uffelman on
29 Oct 1869 by administratrix Gertrude Uffelman; buyers were widow, William Martin; Dec 1869
29 account current of the estate of W. C. Wallace; Dec 1869
29 settlement with R. C. Rushing, administrator of John Brigham (insolvent); 24 Mar 1868
33 settlement with L. D. Hargis, administrator of W. C. Wallace; 8 Nov 1869
35 additional settlement with O. W. Lisenby, executor of John Lisenby; reference to property sold after the
death of widow Rebecca Lisenby; claim against J. J. Atkins not
collected; 4 Nov 1869
36 George E. Rouscher, J. L. McMillan, C. C. Rouscher, administrator’s bond for George Rouscher; 3 Jan 1870
36 letters of administration to George E. Rouscher, to execute the will of George Rouscher; 3 Jan 1870
37 additional settlement with Edmund Vinson, administrator of F. W. Marberry; 13 Dec 1869
37 widow’s allowance for widow of Thomas W. Yardly
38 Tennessee Lumber & Farming Co., H. Jackson, W. T. Howell, ferry bond across Cumberland River at
the lower Dover ferry; 4 Jan 1870
38 James Stanly, P. F. Tavel Jr., Benjamin Richardson, ferry bond across Cumberland River at
the lower Dover ferry; 4 Jan 1870
39 will of George Rouscher (New Sewickly Township, Beaver County, Penn.):
wife Caroline Rouscher, daughter Lizzie Rouscher, daughter Maggie Rouscher, son George E. Rouscher, son Charles C. Rouscher, parents George Rouscher and Margareth Rouscher, sister Margareth Bouze; rest of 11 children not named; executors
are sons George E. & Charles C. Rouscher; wit: John Piersall, Detmer B. Shiner?; written 7 Aug 1869, proven 17 Aug 1869
in Beaver County, Penn.; registered Jan 1870 in Stewart County
41 E. A. Ledbetter, administratrix, by her attorney Richard Ledbetter, R. S. Chilton, N. C. Skinner, refunding bond for money received from
sale of land of the estate of William Ledbetter; 18 Nov 1869
42 C. C. Rolls, P. F. Tavel Jr., Ed Walter, Henry Jackson, poor house superintendent’s bond; 3 Jan 1870
42 J. S. Rolls, C. C. Rolls, P. F. Tavel Jr., ranger’s bond; 4 Jan 1870
43 settlement with H. H. Trinkle, administrator of John Milam; 3 Dec 1869
44 settlement with James Alsbrooks, administrator of Ellen McCarroll; 27 Dec 1869
45 settlement with James Alsbrooks, administrator of F. M. McCarroll; mentions taxes paid in Humphreys County; 27 Dec 1869
46 widow’s allowance for widow of G. W. Martin; 17 Dec 1869
46 widow’s allowance for Lucy Penix, widow of Wash Penix; 10 Dec 1869
46 receipt from James S. Rolls, administrator of William K. Colson, for money received from sale of land of
the estate; 8 Jan 1870
47 T. F. Elliott, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
Louisa Hardison, age 6, to Thomas M. Vickers; 4 Jan 1870
47 Thomas M. Vickers, A. J. Shemwell, indenture bond for Louisa Hardison; 4 Jan 1870
48 additional settlement with E. J. Boyd, administrator of George Y. Williams (insolvent); mentions money received from land
sale of the estate of William Williams, father of George Y. Williams; 17
Jan 1870
51 settlement with E. J. Boyd, administrator of George Y. Williams (insolvent); 20 Jul 1866
55 additional sale of the estate of Simon Outlaw by
administrator G. D. Outlaw
56 sale of the estate of Levitia Futrell; buyers include John C. Futrell, Shaderick Futrell
57 sale of the estate of W. C. Joiner by
administrator T. D. Metheny; buyers were widow, R. N. Parker, S. W. Cooley, S. Highsmith, B. Padgett, John Glasgow, R. Higgs; 2 Feb 1870
57 receipt from to Lewis Herndon, administrator of Thomas H. Stewart; Feb 1870
58 settlement with James T. Wofford, administrator of Samuel Wofford (insolvent); 28 Jan 1870
61 settlement with J. J. Pollard, administrator of Josiah Clark (insolvent); Clark died possessed of
100 acres on Wells Creek in
District 5; 10 Jan 1870
66 settlement with W. H. Daniel, administrator of James H. Ellis (insolvent); 26 Jul 1869
68 settlement with W. W. McGee, administrator of Thomas W. Yardly; 25 Jan 1870
69 settlement with J. S. Rolls, administrator de bonis non of
William K. Colson; previous administrator William S. Colson died prior to 17 Dec 1857
73 reference to affidavits of H. H. Vaughn, W. B. Dunbar, J. T. Williams, in the papers of the Feb 1870 court
73 W. J. Vickers, Lewis J. Moore, C. C. Rolls, administrator’s bond for Carroll Outlaw (colored); 7 Feb 1870
73 C. C. Rolls, C. P. Moore, P. T. Wofford, administrator’s bond for Eliza Hardison; 7 Feb 1870
73 reference to affidavits of P. F. Tavel, W. B. Dunbar, Q. L. Kingins, Ed Walter, Thomas McCullagh, in the papers of the March 1870 court
74 settlement with L. D. Hargis, administrator of Susan Pugh; 28 Feb 1870
74 additional settlement with L. D. Hargis, administrator of W. H. A. Pugh (insolvent); mentions sale of 550 acres of the
estate to pay creditors; mentions money paid Acree & heirs, and
Joshua Pugh, under Susan Pugh’s will; 28 Feb 1870
77 settlement with William G. Brinton, administrator of G. W. Gibbs; 1 Mar 1870
78 C. S. Summers, D. A. Wynns, W. W. Wynns, administrator’s bond for F. J. Oguin; 4 Apr 1870
78 C. S. Summers, D. A. Wynns, W. W. Wynns, administrator’s bond for T. J. Oguin; 4 Apr 1870
78 reference to affidavits of J. T. Smith, G. W. Bell, Thomas Dean, S. Creany, R. Cox, in the papers of the April 1870 court
79 William Howell, R. M. G. Roper, S. G. Lineberry, administrator’s bond for John M. Lee; 4 Apr 1870
79 letters of administration to William Howell for
the estate of John M. Lee, deceased intestate; 4 Apr 1870
80 settlement with K. McCaskill, agent of R. C. Wilson, administrator of T. J. Wilson; mentions money paid for tombstones; 18
Mar 1870
80 settlement with G. W. Byrd, administrator of John Byrd; 22 Mar 1870
81 receipt from James M. Pitt, guardian, to James Pitt, former guardian of the minor heirs of
Robert Pitt; 4 Feb 1870
82 Samuel G. Lineberry, William Howell, R. M. G. Roper, administrator’s bond for Charles Roper; 4 Apr 1870
82 additional settlement with A. D. Summers, administrator of Adaliza Summers; April 1870
83 settlement with K. McCaskill, executor of S. T. Andrews, who was the executor of John Andrews; 18 Mar 1870
84 Winfield Scott Gibbs, refunding bond for money received from
W. G. Brinton in
the estate of G. W. Gibbs; 19 Apr 1870
84 sale of the estate of Thomas J. Wilson; buyers include R. C. Wilson, T. J. Wilson Jr., W. H. Wilson; April 1870
85 sale of the estate of G. W. Martin; buyers include widow; April 1870
86 widow’s allowance for widow of J. J. Crutcher
86 widow’s allowance for Caroline Stalls, widow of Josiah S. Stalls; 9 Nov 1867
86 R. C. Daniel and
J. R. Randle, administrators, and J. R. Dawson, W. G. Wofford, refunding bond for money received in the
sale of land of the estate of Elijah Dawson, ordered by the court in the case against
Walter Dawson and
others; 4 Apr 1870
87 settlement with Willie M. Mooreland, executor of the estate of Edward Mooreland; 20 Apr 1870
88 settlement with Eli Rumfelt, administrator of Ebenezer Rumfelt (insolvent); 24 Apr 1870
91 inventory of the estate of George Rouscher by
executor G. E. Rouscher; 2 May 1870
94 A. J. Gardner records ear mark of stock
94 W. L. Dunbar, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
William R. Melton, age 7 years next July, to G. W. Boswell; 2 May 1870
95 G. W. Boswell, Lewis Herndon, indenture bond for William R. Melton; 2 May 1870
96 W. L. Dunbar, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
Robert M. Melton, age 10 on 14 Jan 1870, to G. W. Boswell; 2 May 1870
97 G. W. Boswell, Lewis Herndon, indenture bond for Robert F. Melton; 2 May 1870
97 W. L. Dunbar, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
Sam Travis (colored), age 14, to Robert Dinkins; 2 May 1870
97 Robert Dinkins, W. L. Dunbar, indenture bond for Sam Travis; 2 May 1870
98 G. McGlohon, Margaret J. Westyman, G. W. Butler, Chris Gansner, administrator’s bond for C. W. Westyman; 2 May 1870
99 Albert Cherry adopts Nancy Brewer, daughter of Jonathan Brewer, changing her name to Nancy Cherry; 2 May 1870
99 additional settlement with J. R. Allen, surviving executor of John T. Patterson; 9 Apr 1870
100 settlement with
James G. Cook, administrator of W. B. Rushing; 20 Apr 1870
101 settlement with
B. G. Alden, superintendent of common school money; 5
May 1870
102 Ambrose B. Ross, J. T. Nolin, J. M. Scarborough, W. J. Broaddus, Charles P. Moore, Samuel Ross, Albert Burke, W. Cook, county court clerk’s bond; 4 Apr 1870
104 G. Brandon, N. Brandon, J. T. Nolin, W. H. Pace, H. W. Greenhill, John Jones, sheriff’s bond; 4 Apr 1870
105 Daniel Lowery, R. E. Thomas, B. Sooter, administrator’s bond for John Clark Jr.; 6 Jun 1870
105 letters of
administration to Daniel Lowery for
the estate of John Clark Jr., deceased intestate; 6 Jun 1870
106 William J. Atkins, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
John P. Bailey, age 12, to G. W. Herndon; 6 Jun 1870
106 G. W. Herndon, G. W. Boswell, indenture bond for John P. Bailey; 6 Jun 1870
107 R. E. Thomas, Daniel Lowery, B. Sooter, administrator’s bond for William Clark; 6 Jun 1870
107 J. T. Nolin, Charles P. Moore, administrator’s bond for Lydia Hicks; 6 Jun 1870
108 letters of
administration to R. E. Thomas for
the estate of William Clark, deceased intestate; 6 Jun 1870
108 letters of
administration to J. T. Nolin for
the estate of Lydia Hicks, deceased intestate; 6 Jun 1870
108 John L. McMillan, administrator of B. Richardson, B. Sooter, J. J. Pollard, special bond for sale of the Dickson
County lands of Richardson; 6 Jun 1870
109 receipt from G.
W. Lewis, administrator of David C. Moore, for money received from Richard Stone’s purchase of land of the estate; 28 Jun
1870
109 Allen J. Shemwell, N. E. Shemwell, J. D. Clardy, H. H. Shemwell, Jarrus Taylor, collector’s bond for state and county taxes
for 1870 and 1871; 4 Apr 1870
111 Allen J. Shemwell, N. E. Shemwell, J. D. Clardy, H. H. Shemwell, Jarrus Taylor, special tax collector’s bond for
building courthouse; 4 Jul 1870
111 E. G. Sexton, P. T. Wofford, Joel Boyd, James Campbell, J. M. Sexton, W. G. Wofford, C. C. Rolls, Elisha Kelly, county trustee’s bond; 4 Apr 1870
112 E. G. Sexton, P. T. Wofford, Joel Boyd, James Campbell, J. M. Sexton, W. G. Wofford, C. C. Rolls, Elisha Kelly, trustee’s bond for common school money;
4 Apr 1870
113 William Cook, C. P. Moore, A. B. Ross, W. J. Broaddus, register’s bond; 4 Apr 1870
113 Hamilton Settle, H. H. Trinkle, W. Cook, coroner’s bond; 4 Apr 1870
114 additional sale
of the estate of John Andrews: 1
horse sold to widow; 6 Jul 1867
114 W. G. Bruton, William Bruton, Asberry Hall, W. L. Dunbar, constable bond for District 1; 4 Apr
1870
115 E. M. Shelton, G. W. Lewis, John O. Hunt, S. G. Lineberry, M. W. Tucker, constable bond for District 2; 4 Apr
1870
115 H. B. Killebrew, T. J. Weaver, James Basford, constable bond for District 3; 4 Apr
1870
116 Thomas H. Ezell, Jason Ezell, W. H. Pace, constable bond for District 4; 4 Apr
1870
116 W. G. Brooks, J. L. McMillan, W. R. Griffin, constable bond for District 5; 4 Apr
1870
117 G. C. Robertson, J. A. Townzen, Reuben Biggs, H. H. Trinkle, constable bond for District 6; 4 Apr
1870
118 B. Sooter, James Woods Jr., W. A. Hart, Reuben Biggs, J. A. Townzen, J. L. McMillan, constable bond for District 7; 4 Apr
1870
119 S. W. Cooley, W. M. Cooley, E. P. Lemaster, William T. Howell, James P. Flood, constable bond for District 7; 4 Apr
1870
119 H. C. Townzen, J. A. Townzen, E. G. Sexton, constable bond for District 10; 4 Apr
1870
120 additional
settlement with Thomas W. Dennis, administrator of S. S. Stewart (insolvent); 24 May 1870
122 settlement with
A. Wilkinson, administrator of J. B. King (insolvent); 14 May 1870
123 additional
settlement with W. J. Stone, administrator of J. B. Stone (insolvent); Jun 1870
124 additional
inventory of the estate of S. S. Stewart:
amount collected from Lewis Herndon, administrator of Thomas H. Stewart
124 additional
inventory of the estate of J. C. Largent
125 settlement with
John Hinson, administrator of George F. Hinson (insolvent);
12 Apr 1870
128 settlement with
L. Herndon, administrator of W. R. Hicks; Jun 1870
129 settlement with
G. W. Lewis, administrator of D. C. Moore; 28 Jun 1870
131 G. W. Herndon, W. G. Wofford, Lewis Herndon, administrator’s bond for Mary Bailey; 4 Jul 1870
131 letters of
administration to G. W. Herndon for
the estate of Mary Bailey, deceased intestate; 4 Jul 1870
132 Richard Ledbetter, attorney for E. A. Ledbetter, R. S. Chilton, N. C. Skinner, refunding bond for money received from
sale of land of the estate of William Ledbetter; 24 Aug 1870
132 James S. Rolls, T. S. Stalls, Calvin Rolls, Morgan Lee, J. M. Whitehurst, administrator’s bond for William Downs; 4 Jul 1870
133 H. H. Tharpe, W. G. Wofford, Thomas Buckingham, J. G. Buckingham, administrator’s bond for William Williams; 4 Jul 1870
133 receipt from E.
B. Summers, administratrix of Dr. C. S. Summers, for money received from case against M.
J. Summers and
others, in sale of land to Kenneth McCaskill; 4 Jul 1870
134 settlement with
C. S. Summers, administrator of Thomas B. Summers (insolvent); Jul 1870
139 sale of the
estate of Mrs. A. E. McAuley on
15 Jun 1867; buyers include Dona Summers, J. H. Hall, Boody Hall, C. S. Summers, Jack Allison, Brice Summers, Bud Summers, Robert Summers; reported to Sep 1868, not recorded until
2 Sep 1870
140 settlement with
C. S. Summers Jr., agent of administratrix of C. S. Summers;
2 Apr 1870
144 settlement with
E. A. Ledbetter, administratrix of William Ledbetter; 30 Jul 1870
146 settlement with
George Daugherty, administrator of Isaac L. Runyan (insolvent); 16 Jul 1870
148 additional
inventory of the estate of James Gray by
administrator G. W. Gatlin
149 coroner’s
inquest on 10 Jul 1870 in drowning death of Jesse Hester in
Cumberland River
149 sale of the
estate of William Downs by
administrator James S. Rolls; buyers were John Wendlekin, S. Banister, Frank Burgess, E. P. Lemaster; 15 Jul 1870
150 sale of the
estate of Mary Bailey by
administrator G. W. Herndon; buyers were J. T. Nolin, T. L. Bailey, Dr. Grace, Louisa Herndon, G. W. Herndon, A. D. Caldwell, J. L. Strickland, Robert Lancaster, J. F. Melton, Lapat Davidson; 25 Jul 1870
150 additional
inventory of the estate of John T. Bailey by
administrator I. Williams; 7 Jul 1870
150 widow’s
allowance for Emiline Smith, widow of John L. Smith; 1 Aug 1870
151 widow’s
allowance for widow of William Downs; Aug 1870
151 will of Lorana Lassiter:
daughter Amanda M. Stone, grandson Jesse Gatlin (son of Louisa Rebecca Gatlin), daughter Mary F. Knott; wit:
T. F. Elliott, J. W. Knott; written 4 Jan 1862, proven Aug 1870
152 W. L. Dunbar, R. E. Thomas, Daniel Lowery, administrator’s bond for John L. Smith; 1 Aug 1870
152 F. M. Lankford, C. S. Summers, D. C. Wilson, administrator’s bond for Eliza Puckett; 5 Sep 1870
153 J. H. Boswell, Thomas Buckingham, Lewis Herndon, constable bond for District 9; 5 Sep
1870
153 D. C. Wilson, C. S. Summers, F. M. Lankford, constable bond for District 12; 5 Sep
1870
154 W. J. Atkins, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
colored boy Albert Bussell, age 8, to W. M. Cooley; 5 Sep 1870
154 W. M. Cooley, S. W. Cooley, R. E. Satterfield, indenture bond for Albert Bussell; 5 Sep 1870
155 inventory of
the estate of Susan Downs by
administrator Benjamin Downs; 6 Aug 1870
155 settlement with
Benjamin Downs, administrator of Susan Downs; 5 Aug 1870
156 settlement with
L. J. Moore, administrator of G. W. Martin (insolvent); 30 Aug 1870
157 additional
settlement with U. S. Tomlinson, administrator of J. C. Wilson; 29 Aug 1870
158 additional
inventory of the estate of J. C. Wilson by
administrator U. S. Tomlinson
158 sale of the
estate of Dawsey Griffin by
administrator Edmund Vinson; buyers were Thomas M. Griffin, G. W. Pettit, John Outland; Thomas M. Griffin was an heir; Sep
1870
159 additional
inventory of the estate of D. C. Moore:
his share of the Negroes of his father David Moore’s estate; 13 Aug 1870
159 additional
settlement with G. W. Lewis, administrator of D. C. Moore; 13 Aug 1870
159 receipt from J.
M. Scarborough, guardian for Julia Williams &
D. R. Williams, for money received from court-ordered
sale of land in the case of J. W. Armstrong and
Polina Armstrong vs.
C. R. Williams and
others; 24 Nov 1870
160 settlement with
Daniel McAuley, administrator of Mrs. E. A. McAuley; 2 Sep 1870
160 widow's
provisions for Sally Griffin, widow of Dawsey Griffin; Sep 1870
161 settlement with
G. W. Gatlin, administrator of James Gray; 11 Aug 1870; mentions taxes paid in
Henry County
162 E. J. Boyd and
wife A. C. Boyd, refunding bond for money received from
George W. Gatlin, administrator of James Gray; 13 Aug 1870
163 receipt from E.
J. Boyd and
wife A. C. Boyd to
G. W. Gatlin, administrator of James Gray; 13 Aug 1870
163 P. Brandon and
wife G. A. Brandon, refunding bond for money received from
George W. Gatlin, administrator of James Gray; 13 Aug 1870
163 receipt from P.
Brandon and
wife G. A. Brandon to
G. W. Gatlin, administrator of James Gray; 13 Aug 1870
164 D. D. P. Phillips, William W. Outlaw, justice of the peace bond for District
1; 3 Oct 1870
164 D. A. Norfleet, John J. Phillips, justice of the peace bond for District
3; 3 Oct 1870
165 Thomas J. Weaver, S. L. Gentry, justice of the peace bond for District
3; 3 Oct 1870
165 R. E. Thomas, J. L. McMillan, justice of the peace bond for District
5; 3 Oct 1870
165 J. B. Eads, I. S. Banister, justice of the peace bond for District
6; 3 Oct 1870
166 J. S. Jameson, J. B. Lane, justice of the peace bond for District
9; 3 Oct 1870
166 R. Ledbetter, Lewis Herndon, justice of the peace bond for District
8; 3 Oct 1870
166 W. J. Hagler, Isaac Williams, S. W. Cooley, justice of the peace bond for District
7; 3 Oct 1870
167 Isaac Williams, W. J. Hagler, S. W. Cooley, justice of the peace bond for District
7; 3 Oct 1870
167 Lewis Herndon, R. Ledbetter, justice of the peace bond for District
9; 3 Oct 1870
167 William Largent, G. W. Sexton, justice of the peace bond for District
10; 3 Oct 1870
168 J. B. Lane, J. S. Jameson, justice of the peace bond for District
11; 3 Oct 1870
168 William W. Outlaw, D. D. P. Phillips, justice of the peace bond for District
2; 3 Oct 1870
169 B. S. Kennady, Thomas J. Weaver, bastardy bond for a 8-1/2 month old male
child of Martha M. Rye named Henderson Montgomery; 3 Oct 1870
169 will of Robert
B. Fletcher:
daughter Agnes E. Neely (gets 100 acres at east end of 200-acre tract
purchased of T. F. Elliott), son John R. Fletcher (gets 100 acres at west end of 200-acre tract,
including the dwelling house); son John is executor, and is to take care of Fletcher
and wife; wit: T. F. Elliott, R.
A. Stone; written 28 Apr 1869, proven Oct 1870
170 John R. Fletcher, T. F. Elliott, L. D. Hargis, executor’s bond for Robert B. Fletcher; 3 Oct 1870
170 letters of
administration to John R. Fletcher to
execute the will of Robert B. Fletcher; 4 Oct 1870
171 W. H. Ford, G. W. Gatlin, administrator’s bond for P. H. Ford; 3 Oct 1870
171 letters of
administration to W. H. Ford for
the estate of P. H. Ford, deceased intestate; 3 Oct 1870
171 A. J. Gray, O. D. Edwards, refunding bond for money received from
George W. Gatlin, administrator of James Gray; 6 Sep 1870
172 Sarah K. Edwards, O. D. Edwards, T. J. Edwards, refunding bond for money received from
George W. Gatlin, administrator of James Gray; 6 Sep 1870
173 settlement with
C. C. Rolls, administrator of Eliza Hardison; 17 Aug 1870
174 final
settlement with L. D. Hargis, administrator of Martin Legate; 6 Sep 1870
175 settlement with
William Largent, administrator of J. C. Largent; 26 Sep 1870
175 settlement with
A. J. Gilbert, administrator of William Gilbert; includes interest in Thomas Gilbert estate in Davidson County; 6 Sep 1870
176 sale of the
estate of Stephen Bogard by
administrator E. T. Bogard; buyers were Andy Hutchison, Mrs. Doty, Taylor Bogard, John Howard, Thomas Clinard, Jeff Weaver, Thomas Doty, Jeff Betts, Gus Johnson, Charles McKinney, Henry Killebrew, C. C. Senseney; Sep 1870
177 A. C. Stavely records ear mark of stock
177 L. G. Beasley records ear mark of stock
177 additional
inventory of Elisha Williams by
H. Jackson, administrator; 12 Oct 1870
178 additional
inventory of the estate of Thomas H. Stewart by
administrator Lewis Herndon
178 inventory of
the estate of W. H. Williams by
administrator H. Jackson
178 W. L. Dunbar, D. D. P. Phillips, justice of the peace bond for District
1; 7 Nov 1870
178 William J. Atkins, W. L. Dunbar, justice of the peace bond for District
2; 7 Nov 1870
179 E. G. Sexton, James Campbell, Joel Boyd, W. G. Wofford, Robert Rolls, J. M. Sexton, trustee’s bond; 7 Nov 1870
179 J. L. McMillan, W. H. Daniel, R. N. Parker, administrator’s bond for Jesse Ballentine; 7 Nov 1870
180 letters of
administration to J. L. McMillan for
the estate of Jesse Ballentine, deceased intestate; 7 Nov 1870
180 C. S. Summers, A. Cathey, W. G. Cathey, administrator’s bond for Letha Smith; 7 Nov 1870
181 letters of
administration to C. S. Summers for
the estate of Letha Smith, deceased intestate; 7 Nov 1870
181 final
settlement with Lewis Herndon, administrator of Thomas H. Stewart (insolvent); 1 Aug 1868, recorded Nov 1870
185 receipt from M.
L. Morris &
S. A. Morris to
N. C. Acree, security of Thomas H. Riggs deceased, former guardian of Luther Morris and
Samuel Morris, heirs of Asa Morris; test:
T. F. Elliott, H. C. Lockhart; 22 Nov 1869, recorded Nov 1870
185 Sally Ann Downs and
husband John Downs, refunding bond for money received from
G. W. Byrd, administrator of John Byrd; 22 Jul 1870
185 William C. Byrd, refunding bond for money received from
G. W. Byrd, administrator of John Byrd; 22 Jul 1870
185 Evaline Byrd, refunding bond for money received from
G. W. Byrd, administrator of John Byrd; 23 Jun 1870
186 Penelope Byrd, refunding bond for money received from
G. W. Byrd, administrator of John Byrd; 17 Aug 1870
186 Rhoda A. Byrd, refunding bond for money received from
G. W. Byrd, administrator of John Byrd; 17 Aug 1870
186 settlement with
Isaac Williams, administrator of John T. Bailey; 7 Jul 1870
190 additional
settlement with Henry Houston, administrator of John Jackson; 7 Oct 1870
192 settlement with
T. W. Dennis, administrator of Rebecca Parker (insolvent); 24 Oct 1870
193 settlement with
W. H. Ford, administrator of P. H. Ford; 22 Nov 1870
194 L. D. Hargis, W. H. Greenhill, Richard Greenhill, H. Jackson, Robert Jackson, Eli H. Morgan, administrator’s bond for William Free; 5 Dec 1870
194 letters of
administration to L. D. Hargis for
the estate of William Free, deceased intestate; 5 Dec 1870
195 H. Jackson, L. D. Hargis, justice of the peace bond for District
7; 5 Dec 1870
195 L. D. Hargis, H. Jackson, justice of the peace bond for District
4; 5 Dec 1870
195 settlement with
H. Jackson, administrator of W. H. Williams; judgment on Perry McCoy is
insolvent; 18 Oct 1870
196 settlement with
H. Jackson, administrator of Elisha Williams; 18 Oct 1870
197 B. H. Boswell, H. K. Boswell, Irvin Bradley, constable bond for District 11; 3 Jan
1871
198 year's
provisions for widow of William Free by
T. F. Elliott, E. P. Weaks, Robert George; 16 Dec 1870
198 inventory and
sale of the estate of William Free by
administrator L. D. Hargis; buyers were Mrs. Free, T. F. Elliott, Reuben Wallace, J. H. Shemwell, Jonathan Brewer, J. W. Lewis, J. J. Sinclair, J. G. Feltner, P. N. Ross, Robert George, W. H. Greenhill, Ned Williams, G. W. Shelton, H. C. Pace, D. B. Wiles, E. M. Free, M. S. Ross, John Jacobs, Robert Hinson, N. P. Hargis, W. H. Ellis, Starky Cherry, T. J. Frith, Robert Bogard, Mrs. Morgan, J. H. Walker; notes on D. R. Cherry, F. G. Miles, M. E. Miles, M. S. Ross, William McReynolds, Dewit M. Morgan &
E. H. Morgan, J. G. Feltner; 16 Dec 1870
200 William Howell, Morgan Lee, W. T. Howell, administrator’s bond for Creasy Chick; 3 Jan 1871
201 letters of
administration to William Howell for
the estate of Creasy Chick, deceased intestate; 3 Jan 1871
201 T. F. Elliott, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
William Thomas Presley, age 12, to Joseph Campbell; 2 Jan 1871
202 Joseph Campbell, Lewis Herndon, indenture bond for William Thomas Presley; 2 Jan 1871
202 coroner’s
inquest on 21 Nov 1870 in death of John Morrisey at
Bear Spring Furnace, due to a cut in the right breast
203 Macon Moore records ear mark of stock; Jan 1871
203 settlement with
Lewis Herndon, administrator of J. J. Crutcher (insolvent); Jan 1871
206 scholastic
population of Stewart County in 1870, calculated by clerk A. B. Ross on
13 Feb 1871
District
1: 171 whites, 92 colored
District
2: 234 whites, 58 colored
District
3: 244 whites, 111 colored
District
4: 228 whites, 37 colored
District
5: 254 whites, 114 colored
District
6: 256 whites, 80 colored
District
7: 493 whites, 173 colored
District
8: 302 whites, 23 colored
District
9: 214 whites, 16 colored
District
10: 210 whites, 0 colored
District
11: 352 whites, 38 colored
District
12: 263 whites, 42 colored
206 additional
settlement with H. H. Trinkle, administrator of John Milam; 12 Jan 1871
207 sale of the
estate of Carroll Outlaw by
administrator W. J. Vickers; buyers were A. J. Wynns, Anthony Taylor, Andrew Winn, George Vickers, W. P. Garrett; Feb 1871
207 inventory of
notes and accounts of the estate of Carroll Outlaw; 4 Feb 1871
207 widow’s
allowance for widow of Carroll Outlaw; Feb 1871
208 settlement with
Daniel Lowery, administrator of John Clark (insolvent); 31 Jan 1871
209 settlement with
R. E. Thomas, administrator of William Clark (insolvent); 31 Jan 1871
211 additional
settlement with C. C. Rolls, administrator of Eliza Hardison; 13 Jan 1871
211 widow’s dower
for Mrs. Martha Gibbs, formerly widow of Alexander H. Barr:
10 acres including house (reference deed from Jo T. Johnson), plus 23 acres (part of tract purchased
from sheriff, adj. Faulkner Elliott); Feb 1871
212 sale of the
estate of R. B. Fletcher by
executor J. R. Fletcher; buyers were T. F. Elliott, J. R. Fletcher, L. D. Hargis, T. J. Neely, A. C. Morrison, Joseph Shemwell, H. W. Greenhill, R. T. Fletcher, J. H. Manning, J. P. Stagner, R. H. Greenwade, Agness Neely; Feb 1871
212 coroner’s
inquest on 31 Jan 1871 in death of Charles M. Chilton at
the house of Robert Chilton, killed by the falling of a tree he was
cutting
213 Mary Brown, Lewis Dortch, Newbern Brown, administrator’s bond for Anthony Brown (colored); 6 Feb 1871
213 E. J. Vinson, H. C. Hutchison, J. C. Vinson, administrator’s bond for Lemuel Outland; 6 Feb 1871
214 letters of
administration to Mary Brown for
the estate of Anthony Brown, deceased intestate; 6 Feb 1871
214 letters of
administration to E. J. Vinson for
the estate of Lemuel Outland, deceased intestate; 6 Feb 1871
214 W. J. Stone, Richard Stone, Joshua Smith, William Stone, administrator’s bond for James Basford; 6 Feb 1871
215 additional
settlement with L. D. Hargis, administrator of W. R. Penix; 20 Jan 1871
216 T. F. Elliott, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
orphan George Ramsey, age 10, to W. J. Stone; 6 Feb 1871
216 W. J. Stone, William Stone, Joshua Smith, indenture bond for George Ramsey; 6 Feb 1871
216 T. F. Elliott, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
orphan colored boy William Askew, age 4, son of Missouri Askew, to D. O. Askew; 6 Feb 1871
217 D. O. Askew, W. L. Dunbar, D. C. Wilson, indenture bond for William Askew; 6 Feb 1871
217 H. C. Hutchison, R. Ledbetter, W. T. Keel, administrator’s bond for D. M. Jones; 6 Mar 1871
218 letters of
administration to H. C. Hutchison for
the estate of D. M. Jones, deceased intestate; 6 Mar 1871
218 Horace Hollister, J. T. Nolin, W. T. Keel, Carrie D. Gault, administrator’s bond for H. H. Hollister; 6 Mar 1871
218 letters of
administration to H. Hollister for
the estate of H. H. Hollister, deceased intestate; 6 Mar 1871
219 widow’s dower
for Sarah Free, widow of William Free: bounded by Saline Creek, Robert Hinson’s N bou., Axum Wallace’s SW corner, Hays’ NW corner; 14
Feb 1871
220 widow’s dower
for Mrs. Susan Webb, formerly Susan Norfleet, widow of M. D. Norfleet:
$168.78, in lieu of land; 4 Mar 1871
220 James M. Gray, E. J. Boyd, refunding bond for money receive from G.
W. Gatlin, administrator of James Gray; 5 Sep 1870
221 additional
settlement with L. D. Hargis, administrator of W. H. A. Pugh (insolvent); 18 Feb 1871
223 additional
settlement with J. R. Allen, surviving executor of John T. Patterson; 7 Feb 1871
224 settlement with
J. W. Wofford, administrator of N. D. Elliott; 4 Mar 1871
225 sale of the
estate of James Basford on
16 Feb 1871 by administrator W. J. Stone; buyers include William Moore, Robert Dinkins, William Heflin, Thomas Barnett, M. E. Stone, Mrs. Sally Stone, E. Basford, F. D. Foster, Edmund Dinkins, J. H. Harris, Morgan Stone, Jordan Barnett
226 settlement with
Daniel McAuley, administrator of William McAuley (insolvent); 18 Feb 1871
230 settlement with
W. H. Brown, administrator of Samuel S. Suddarth; 22 Mar 1871
232 W. J. Stone, W. W. Mooreland, E. M. Shelton, administrator’s bond for David H. Vickers; 3 Apr 1871
232 letters of
administration to W. J. Stone for
the estate of D. H. Vickers, deceased intestate; 3 Apr 1871
233 F. M. Lankford, C. S. Summers, W. W. Wynns, administrator’s bond for J. F. Brigham; 3 Apr 1871
233 letters of
administration to F. M. Lankford for
the estate of J. F. Brigham, deceased intestate; 3 Apr 1871
233 additional
settlement with H. C. Hutchison, administrator of G. W. Hicks (insolvent); 21 Mar 1871
234 sale of the
estate of Lemuel Outland on
17 Feb 1871 by administrator E. J. Vinson; buyers were William Futrell, Henry Hendon, E. J. Vinson, Wesley Blane, George Sanders
235 coroner’s
inquest on 14 Apr 1871 in death of Bill Carr (colored) at Dover Furnace, due to drinking whiskey
235 James Woods Jr., John M. Wyatt, J. C. W. Steger, administrator’s bond for Thomas Kirkman; 1 May 1871
235 letters of
administration to James Woods Jr. for
the estate of Thomas Kirkman, deceased intestate; 1 May 1871
236 widow’s
allowance for widow of D. M. Jones
236 sale of the
estate of D. M. Jones by
administrator H. C. Hutchison; buyers include C. D. Anderson, T. H. Shemwell, William Jones, I. W. Folks, Carroll Jones, H. C. Hutchison, G. W. Jones, J. A. Ross, Willis Jones, James Acree, Jane Jones, David Jones Jr., N. W. Elkins, Saul Jones, Thomas Jackson, Y. W. Cherry, J. P. Rowlett, Timothy Jones; 17 Mar 1871
238 inventory of
the notes and accounts of the estate of J. L. Smith by
administrator W. L. Dunbar; 3 Apr 1871
241 settlement with
John W. McDonald, administrator of David McDonald; 25 Apr 1871
242 settlement with
J. W. McDonald, administrator of N. W. Gilmore; 25 Apr 1871
243 sale of the
estate of Eliza Puckett; buyers include Manda Obar, George Cathey, Jerusia Puckett; 10 Sep 1870
244 John W. Stewart, W. A. West, E. M. Shelton, administrator’s bond for Joseph Stewart; 5 Jun 1871
244 letters of
administration to John W. Stewart for
the estate of Joseph Stewart, deceased intestate; 5 Jun 1871
244 settlement with
S. T. Allen, administrator of N. P. Pegram (insolvent); 1 Jun 1871
245 coroner’s
inquest on 1 Jul 1871 at the home of John Geurin in
Dover, in the death of Sydney Largent by
drowning
246 report of
commissioners to survey the county line between Stewart and Houston counties,
so as not to reduce the area of Stewart County below 500 square miles, and such
that the county line is not within 11 miles of Dover; commissioners find that most of the line
is closer than 11 miles and leaves the county about 45 square miles short of
500 square miles, and establish a new line
249 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of common school money
252 Allen J. Shemwell, T. W. Dennis, E. Kelly, J. T. Nolin, C. P. Moore, collector’s bond for state and county
taxes for 1870 and 1871; 1 May 1871
254 B. D. Bird, W. L. Dunbar, justice of the peace bond for District
11; 7 Aug 1871
254 T. F. Elliott, R. Ledbetter, justice of the peace bond for District
4; 7 Aug 1871
255 John Jones, H. C. Hutchison, justice of the peace bond for District
8; 7 Aug 1871
255 S. W. Cooley, E. M. Shelton, constable bond for District 7; 7 Aug
1871
256 Allen J. Shemwell, E. N. Shemwell, Jarrus Taylor, H. H. Shemwell, T. F. Elliott, collector’s bond for state and county
taxes for 1870 and 1871; 3 Apr 1871
257 Allen J. Shemwell, Jarrus Taylor, J. D. Clardy, H. H. Shemwell, T. F. Elliott, collector’s bond for special tax to
build court house; 3 Apr 1871
258 Allen J. Shemwell, T. W. Dennis, E. Kelly, J. T. Nolin, C. P. Moore, collector’s bond for school tax; 1 May
1871
259 W. C. Bradford, W. L. Dunbar, justice of the peace bond for District
6; 7 Aug 1871
260 H. B. Killebrew, S. L. Gentry, constable bond for District 3; 7 Aug
1871
260 E. M. Shelton, W. L. Dunbar, S. W. Cooley, constable bond for District 2; 7 Aug
1871
261 G. C. Robertson, I. Williams, P. T. Wofford, constable bond for District 6; 7 Aug
1871
261 W. G. Brinton, James S. Ford, Henry Hall, constable bond for District 1; 7 Aug
1871
262 settlement with
George D. Outlaw, administrator of Simon Outlaw; 28 Jul 1871
263 sale of the
estate of R. A. Summers on
20 Oct 1869 by administrator C. S. Summers; buyers were E. B. Summers, T. R. Wyatt, J. W. Hall, C. S. Summers, Jack McMillan; 21 Jul 1871
263 sale of the
estate of Letha Smith on
12 Nov 1870; buyers include Eliza Cathey, John Cathey, Robert Smith, Nelson Summers, David Green, A. Cathey, Martha Smith; 21 Jul 1871
265 sale of the
estate of Joseph Stewart by
administrator John W. Stewart; buyers include W. S. Atkins, John Elliott, Levi Austin, Thomas Stewart, Jesse Fraser, D. M. Lewis, Wash Kersey, E. Dinkins, G. W. Mooreland, John Tucker, W. H. Wilson, Carroll Travis, J. L. Harris, Alsey Stewart, William Allen, Sam Mooreland, Foster Woods, Robert Gooch; 22 Jul 1871
268 H. C. Hutchison, Carroll Jones, William Jones, administrator’s bond for Jane Jones; 7 Aug 1871
268 F. A. Andrews, W. J. Folks, S. A. Roberts, administrator’s bond for James S. Booker; 7 Aug 1871
268 B. Wynns, James Campbell, E. G. Sexton, administrator’s bond for J. E. Wynns; 7 Aug 1871
269 inventory of
the estate of Joseph Stewart; 5 Aug 1871
269 T. F. Elliott, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
William Lucky, age 2 years 2 months, to Josephus Greer; 7 Aug 1871
270 Josephus Greer, Daniel Jones, indenture bond for William Lucky; 7 Aug 1871
270 sale of the
estate of H. H. Hollister on
20 Mar 1871; buyers include Horace Hollister, Mrs. Hollister
274 inventory of
notes and accounts of the estate of H. H. Hollister
275 E. D. Rainwaters, B. Sooter, B. D. Bird, administrator’s bond for P. L. Rainwaters; 4 Sep 1871
276 letters of
administration to E. D. Rainwaters for
the estate of P. L. Rainwaters, deceased intestate; 4 Sep 1871
276 letters of
administration to H. C. Hutchison for
the estate of Jane Jones, deceased intestate; 7 Aug 1871
277 letters of
administration to F. A. Andrews for
the estate of J. S. Booker, deceased intestate; 7 Aug 1871
277 letters of
administration to B. Wynns of
Benton County to
execute the will of J. E. Wynns; the will named Josiah Askew executor, but Askew has also died; 7
Aug 1871
278 sale of the
estate of Charles Roper by
administrator S. G. Lineberry; buyers include L. G. Atkins, Green Roper, Pink Wyatt, M. W. Tucker, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Lineberry, Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. Roper, Mrs. Thweatt, Dock Johnson
280 coroner’s
inquest on 16 Aug 1871 near Kelly’s landing on Cumberland River, in the death of John Green by
drowning
280 widow’s
allowance for Martha C. Booker, widow of J. S. Booker; 10 Aug 1871
280 settlement with
Edmund Vinson, administrator of Dawsey Griffin; 31 Aug 1871
281 settlement with
K. McCaskill, administrator of John McCaskill (insolvent); 18 Sep 1871
283 inventory of
the claims of the estate of Hiram Minor by
administrator K. McCaskill; 5 Oct 1869
283 settlement with
K. McCaskill, administrator of Hiram Minor (insolvent); paid P. F. Tavel for
hauling corpse from Dover to
his home on White Oak Creek; paid widow Sarah Minor for
year’s provisions; 18 Sep 1871
285 widow’s
allowance for Sarah Minor, widow of Hiram Minor; 6 Aug 1869
285 coroner’s
inquest on 27 Aug 1871 near J. H. Boswell’s wood yard on the Tennessee River, in the death of an unknown person
286 E. M. Miles, Richard Ledbetter, Lewis Herndon, administrator’s bond for J. B. Stockard; 2 Oct 1871
286 letters of
administration to E. M. Miles for
the estate of J. B. Stockard, deceased intestate; 2 Oct 1871
286 Alexander Crouse, J. A. Townzen, Jacob Crouse, administrator’s bond for Bob Crouse; 2 Oct 1871
287 letters of
administration to Alexander Crouse for
the estate of Bob Crouse, deceased intestate; 2 Oct 1871
287 Alexander Crouse, J. A. Townzen, Jacob Crouse, administrator’s bond for Reynolds Crouse; 2 Oct 1871
288 letters of
administration to Alexander Crouse for
the estate of Reynolds Crouse, deceased intestate; 2 Oct 1871
288 John P. Bell, P. T. Wofford, E. G. Sexton, administrator’s bond for J. A. Daniel; 6 Nov 1871
288 letters of
administration to John P. Bell for
the estate of J. A. Daniel, deceased intestate; 6 Nov 1871
289 sale of the
estate of Joseph L. Booker on
26 Aug 1871; buyers were C. F. Booker, Jefferson Kenly, W. G. H. Walker, F. A. Andrews, James M. Fleming, A. K. Parker, Martha C. Booker, Ambrose Lane; 8 Nov 1871
290 receipt from M.
A. Williams to
her former guardian J. M. Sexton; 16 Feb 1872
290 widow’s dower
set aside for Mary B. Wofford, widow of Samuel Wofford:
land on Tennessee River adj. Joseph Campbell; 12 Apr 1867
290 T. D. Metheny, A. J. Shemwell, J. W. Gatlin, poor house superintendent’s bond; 2 Jan 1872
291 coroner’s
inquest on 19 Dec 1871 at the residence of W. B. Weaks, in the death of an infant daughter of
Nancy Lane, stillborn
291 additional
inventory of the estate of A. Phillips by
administrator Lewis Herndon; 6 Dec 1871
291 T. F. Elliott, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
W. H. B. Kelly, age 9 on 22 Nov 1871, to W. M. Bruton; 1 Jan 1872
292 W. M. Bruton, G. W. Gatlin, indenture bond for W. H. B. Kelly; 1 Jan 1872
292 sale of the
estate of J. B. Stockard by
administrator E. M. Miles; buyers include J. J. Sinclair, F. G. Miles, Levi Rayburn, E. M. Miles, Richard Ledbetter, J. T. Nolin, Mrs. Miles; 13 Oct 1871
293 final
settlement with Lewis Herndon, administrator of Abram Phillips (insolvent); 6 Dec 1871
295 inventory and
sale of the estate of J. A. Daniel on
16 Nov 1871; buyers include widow, P. T. Wofford, B. Sooter, T. S. Sikes, R. H. Daniel, J. P. Bell, William Sikes, A. W. Sexton, J. M. Daniel, J. B. Lane, B. F. Largent
297 W. P. Bruton, James B. Halyard, ranger’s bond; 5 Feb 1872
297 settlement with
J. C. Futrell, administrator of Levitia Futrell; 11 Jan 1872
298 settlement with
K. McCaskill, executor of S. T. Andrews (insolvent); mentions taxes paid in Benton County; 1 Feb 1872
308 receipt from
Daniel McAuley, administrator of William McAuley, for money received from sale of land of
the estate; 7 Feb 1872
309 will of Lucinda
Rollins:
son Richard T. Bufford (gets 2 tracts in District 7 on Lick Creek), granddaughter Lucy Moore Bufford, granddaughter Fanny Bufford, husband M. Rollins, son George Bufford, daughter Mary Wofford; executor is P. T. Wofford; wit:
W. J. Broaddus, Charles P. Moore; written 29 Feb 1868, proven Feb 1872
310 receipt from J.
A. Holmes and
wife Pandorah Holmes to
U. S. Tomlinson, former guardian, for her share of her
father Robert Wilson’s estate; wit: D. C. Wilson, C. S. Summers; 30 Dec 1871
310 will of Martin Uffelman:
wife Gertrude Uffelman gets mortgage on former farm in New Sewickly
Township, Beaver County, Penn.; wit:
John Glass, S. Hunter; written 23 Nov 1868, proven 18 Jun 1869
in Beaver County, Penn.
312 will of Booker Warren:
son John Warren, son Booker Warren, daughter
Frances Rorie, daughter Mary Warren, daughter Sally
Warren, daughter Susan
Warren, daughter
Harriet Warren, wife Martha
Warren is executrix; test: William W. Outlaw, W. H. Wilson; written 12 Feb 1872, proven March 1872
313 will of Robert Armistead:
wife Emily A. Armistead is
executrix; test: E. T. Bogard, W. H. Douglass; written 17 Jun 1867, proven 1 Apr 1872
313 T. B. Rowland, R. Biggs, justice of the peace bond for District
6; 1 Apr 1872
314 L. D. Hargis, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
George Ramsey, age 12, to Richard Stone; 1 Apr 1872
314 Richard Stone, W. J. Stone, J. H. Stone, indenture bond for George Ramsey; 1 Apr 1872
315 settlement with
L. J. Moore, administrator of G. W. Martin; 30 Mar 1872
316 sale of the
estate of Lucinda Rollins on
15 Feb 1872 by executor P. T. Wofford; 1 May 1872
319 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds for District 1;
paid teachers William Reynolds, W. E. Blane; 4 Apr 1872
319 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds for District 2;
paid teachers S. F. Hester, J. P. Lawrence, B. Crockarell; 4 Apr 1872
319 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds for District 3;
paid teachers W. W. Tannehill, Mary H. Reese, Lucy Hackney; 4 Apr 1872
319 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds for District 4;
paid teacher F. G. Miles; 4 Apr 1872
320 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds for District 5;
4 Apr 1872
320 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds for District 6;
paid teachers Mrs. Mary Gray, J. M. Parchman, Susan Evans; 4 Apr 1872
320 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds for District 7;
paid teachers Mrs. H. E. Halliday, Mrs. Sallie Penix, Columbus Brown; 4 Apr 1872
320 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds for District 8;
paid teacher J. L. McAuley; 4 Apr 1872
320 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds for District 9;
paid teachers T. O. Webb, R. A. McElroy, M. L. Caldwell; 4 Apr 1872
321 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds for District 10;
paid teacher Mrs. Sarah Humphreys; 4 Apr 1872
321 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds for District 11;
paid teachers Mary M. Dortch, J. N. Daugherty, Mrs. Lanham, Charles T. Dudley; 4 Apr 1872
321 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds for District 12;
4 Apr 1872
321 G. W. Hall and
wife Mary A. H. Hall, refunding bond for money received from
H. H. Trinkle, administrator of John Milam; 8 Mar 1872
322 Louisa H. Settle, J. M. Milam, G. W. Settle, refunding bond for money received from
H. H. Trinkle, administrator of John Milam; 31 May 1872
322 James M. Lewis, W. C. Lewis, W. L. Dunbar, administrator’s bond for N. T. Allman; 3 Jun 1872
322 letters of
administration to James M. Lewis for
the estate of N. T. Allman, deceased intestate; 3 Jun 1872
323 sale of the estate
of Henry Vinson by
administrator E. J. Vinson; buyers were J. C. Vinson, B. P. Vinson, A. E. Barrow, C. S. Hamlin, A. H. Sills, Dr. J. M. Wilson, D. C. Champion, W. M. Waldrop; 11 Nov 1871
323 coroner’s
inquest at Dover Furnace in
8 May 1872 death of Daniel Wright, who was shot by Adaline Stone
324 final
settlement with H. H. Trinkle, administrator of John Milam; 31 May 1872
324 settlement with
George Mizell, administrator of Norfleet Mizell (insolvent); 1 Jun 1872
325 settlement with
James S. Rolls, administrator of Judson Horn (insolvent); 24 Jul 1871
332 L. D. Hargis, G. Brandon, William J. Atkins, revenue commissioner’s bond; 2 Jul 1872
332 inventory of
the estate of J. E. Wynns; 5 Aug 1872
333 settlement with
F. A. Andrews, administrator of J. S. Booker; 6 Jul 1872
333 settlement with
John W. Parker, administrator of David Daniel; 3 Aug 1872
334 G. H. Bradford (guardian of H. O. Bradford’s heirs & Sophronia Milam’s heirs), W. C. Bradford, refunding bond for money received from
H. H. Trinkle, administrator of John Milam; heirs include H. O. Bradford’s
heirs, Sophronia Milam’s heirs, A. W. Bradford, H. C. Bradford, John M. Bradford, W. B. McColpin and wife, B. S. Griffith and wife, John Tomlinson, James Tomlinson; 5 Oct 1872
335 receipt from D.
H. Gatlin to
guardian G. W. Gatlin, for share of money from the estate of
James Gray; 5 Oct 1872
335 I. Williams, John H. Bailey, William Riggins, special administrator’s bond for the
estate of J. T. Bailey in
making a claim against the US government; 2 Sep 1872
335 Allen J. Shemwell and
wife E. N. Shemwell, T. F. Elliott, J. D. Clardy, T. W. Dennis, Jarrus Taylor, W. W. Miller, A. J. Luton, Z. T. Shemwell, state and county tax collector’s bond
for 1872 and 1873; 2 Sep 1872
337 Allen J. Shemwell and
wife E. N. Shemwell, T. F. Elliott, J. D. Clardy, T. W. Dennis, Jarrus Taylor, W. W. Miller, A. J. Luton, Z. T. Shemwell, collector’s bond for school tax; 2 Sep
1872
338 C. C. Rolls, James Kelly, William Riggins Jr., E. G. Sexton, E. Lancaster, Robert Rolls, Thomas J. Daugherty, W. T. Keel, George Daugherty, T. D. Metheny, sheriff’s bond; 2 Sep 1872
340 E. G. Sexton, J. W. Parker, J. P. Bell, C. C. Rolls, H. H. McGee, A. M. Trawick, J. M. Sexton, trustee’s bond; 2 Sep 1872
343 W. G. Bruton, William Bruton, W. L. Dunbar, constable bond for District 1; 2 Sep
1872
344 Alexander Bagwell, William W. Outlaw, William Howell, J. T. Nolin, William J. Atkins, constable bond for District 2; 7 Oct
1872
346 F. J. Fraser, S. F. Johnson, T. J. Weaver, constable bond for District 3; 2 Sep
1872
347 F. A. Jones, L. D. Hargis, W. W. Miller, Thomas H. Ezell, constable bond for District 4; 2 Sep
1872
349 D. S. Mosely, James Woods Jr., J. A. Townzen, constable bond for District 6; 2 Sep
1872
350 S. W. Cooley, G. Brandon, R. K. Landy, William J. Atkins, constable bond for District 7; 2 Sep
1872
351 D. D. Stalls, I. Williams, T. S. Stalls, H. Jackson, constable bond for District 7; 2 Sep
1872
353 Levi Rayburn, H. H. Tharpe, R. Ledbetter, J. S. Jameson, Lewis Herndon, constable bond for District 8; 2 Sep
1872
354 G. W. Butler, A. M. Trawick, J. M. Taylor, H. H. McGee, E. G. Sexton, constable bond for District 10; 2 Sep
1872
355 will of Booker Dixon:
son Will Kindle (under 21), brother Frank Davis, former wife Mary Dixon and
their child Ellen Dixon whom
she fled with; executor is W. J. Hagler; wit:
A. B. Ross, W. B. Holland; written 19 Apr 1872, proven Oct 1872
356 W. J. Hagler, Lewis Herndon, executor’s bond for the will of Booker Dixon; 7 Oct 1872
356 letters of
administration to W. J. Hagler to
execute the will of Booker Dixon; 7 Oct 1872
357 settlement with
E. M. Miles, administrator of J. B. Stockard (insolvent); 2 Aug 1872
358 settlement with
W. L. Dunbar, administrator of John L. Smith (insolvent); 16 Sep 1872
362 will of Silas Stamper:
wife Marina Stamper, son James Stamper, son Robert Stamper, daughter Mary [Griffin]; executor is
Arthur Bryant; test:
William W. Outlaw, N. Bryant; written 21 Oct 1872, proven Dec 1872
363 E. Landy, J. M. Scarborough, T. F. Elliott, administrator’s bond for R. K. Landy; 4 Nov 1872
363 A. A. Joy, R. C. Boyte, William J. Atkins, executor’s bond for Susannah Boyte; 4 Nov 1872
363 letters of
administration to A. A. Joy to execute the will of Susannah Boyte; 4 Nov 1872
364 will of
Susannah Boyte:
Caroline Boyte (woman of color), son R. C. Boyte and
his children Lucinda P. Boyte, J. Benjamin P. Boyte, Rebecca A. Boyte; executor is friend John McClish; wit:
A. B. Ross, A. A. Joy; written 31 Oct 1872, proven Nov 1872
365 sale of the
estate of Booker Dixon; buyers include Mariah Jones, C. P. Moore, Frank Tomlinson, Josephus Greer, Alfred Williams, Amanda Brandon, Major Sanders, Millie Barker
367 additional
inventory of the estate of James Gray by
administrator G. W. Gatlin
367 additional
settlement with G. W. Gatlin, administrator of James Gray; 22 Oct 1872
367 settlement with
R. C. Daniel, administrator of Elijah Dawson, who was the executor of D. A. Dawson; 11 Oct 1872
369 settlement with
C. S. Summers, administrator of R. A. Summers; 2 Nov 1872
369 settlement with
F. M. Lankford, administrator of Eliza Puckett (insolvent); 2 Nov 1872
370 J. S. P. Wimberly, C. C. Rolls, H. C. Hutchison, administrator’s bond for A. H. Jones; 2 Dec 1872
371 letters of
administration to J. S. P. Wimberly for
the estate of A. H. Jones, deceased intestate; 2 Dec 1872
371 Arthur Bryant, William W. Outlaw, executor’s bond for Silas Stamper; 2 Dec 1872
372 widow’s
allowance for Florence Landy, widow of R. K. Landy; 2 Dec 1872
372 final
settlement with D. A. Norfleet, administrator of M. D. Norfleet (insolvent); 23 Nov 1872
374 T. F. Elliott, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
William Wilson, age 8, and G. W. Wilson, age 14, orphans of John Wilson, to James Wilson; 2 Dec 1872
374 James Wilson, A. K. Parker, G. W. Cross, indenture bond for William Wilson & G. W. Wilson; 2 Dec 1872
375 settlement with
E. G. Sexton, trustee of school funds; 13 Nov 1872
377 settlement with
Eli Rumfelt, administrator of Ebenezer Rumfelt (insolvent); 19 Nov 1872
379 division of the
county into school districts at Jan 1873 term:
Hopewell
District 1: Beginning on the north side
of Cumberland River in
Civil District No. 1 where the county line crosses said river, thence down the
river to the lower end of S. R. Cook’s farm, then NE intersecting the ridge
road leading to R & R Furnace, above the widow Halliday’s farm, thence with said road to a point
opposite the R & R Furnace, thence leaving said road and continuing a
strate [sic] line to the county line near the Hester place, thence south
with said line to the beginning
Smith’s
Chapel District 2: Beginning on
Cumberland River at
the lower end of S. R. Cook’s farm, thence down the river to the
mouth of Cub Creek, thence northward running east of W. H. Keel’s to the cross roads on Howard’s
hill, thence southward with the road leading to Indian Mound to
E. C. Outlaw’s farm, thence west of E. C. Outlaw’s
& J. M. Vaughn’s below Indian Mound, to the mouth of
Honey Fork Creek, thence up the creek to the road leading
by the A. Lee place, thence with said road to the line of
Hopewell District No. 1, thence southward with said line to the beginning
Rough &
Ready District No. 3: Beginning at the
mouth of Honey Fork Creek, thence northward with the dividing ridge
between Honey Fork & Cross Creeks to the county line near the Evans
pond, thence south with said line to the line of Hopewell District No. 1,
thence with said line to the line of Smith Chapel District No. 2, thence with
said line to the beginning
Indian Mound District No. 4: Beginning at the cross roads on Howard’s
hill, thence northward to Cub Creek Church, thence north east to the Garrettsburgh
Road near old man Tucker’s, thence across Blue Spring coaling to the
county line, SE of Z. Dycus’ farm, then with said line to the line of
R & R District No. 3, thence with said line to the line of Smith’s Chapel
District No. 2, then with said line to the beginning
Bellwood District No. 5: Beginning on Howard’s hill, thence
south with the line of Smith’s Chapel District No. 2 to the river, thence down
the river to the head of Dover Island, thence north to the Cooley
pond, thence through Bellwood coaling to Howell’s pond and the road
leading to Big Rock, thence south with said road running west
of W. B. Lewis & E. Davis to
the Dover Road near J. B. Cherry’s, thence with said road to the beginning
Cub Creek District No. 6: Beginning on Howard’s hill, thence
northward with the line of Indian Mound District No. 4 to the Garrettsburgh Road near
old man Tucker’s, thence north with said road to the county line and
Civil District line between No. 2 & 3, thence with said line to Howell’s
pond and the line of Bellwood District No. 5, thence with said line to the
beginning
Oak Grove
District No. 7: Beginning at the
Garrettsburgh Road near old man Tucker’s, thence north with said road to
the county line, thence south with said line to the line of Indian Mound District No. 4, thence west with said line to
the beginning
O. K.
District No. 8: Beginning at Howell’s
pond and Civil District line, thence NE with said line to the county line,
thence north with said line to the state line, thence with the state line to
the Dover & Lafayette Road, thence southward with said road to J. A.
Lisenby’s old place, then a straight line to the
beginning
Big Rock District No. 9: Beginning at Howell’s pond, thence
northward with the line of O. K. District No. 8 to J. A. Lisenby’s old place, thence west running north of
O. W. Lisenby’s house to George Guinn’s, thence southward to the Cadiz Road at
the Duncan old field, thence with said road to Dyers Creek, thence south east to the line of
Bellwood District No. 5 in Bellwood coaling, thence
with said line to the beginning
Borough’s
Chapel No. 10: Beginning on the
northwest corner of District No. 7, thence with the line of said District to Dyers
Creek, thence down said creek to the river,
thence up the river to the head of Dover Island and line of Bellwood District No. 5, thence north with said line to
the line of Big Rock District No. 9, thence northwest with said
line to the Duncan old field, thence west to the beginning
Pleasant
Hill No. 11: Including all the territory
in Civil District No. 7 north of Cumberland River and
below Dyers Creek
Antioch
District No. 12: Beginning with the line
of Pleasant Hill District No. 11, thence down the river to the mouth of Saline
Creek, thence up said creek to the mouth of Pugh’s
branch, thence up said branch to the Dover Road, thence south with said road to the road
leading to John Hawkins, thence to the northwest corner of Civil
District No. 7 and the line of Pleasant Hill District No. 11, thence west with
said line to the beginning
Saline
District No. 13: Beginning at the Duncan
old field, thence northeast to the Civil District line, thence with said line
to the state line, thence westward to the ridge south of Saline coaling, thence
with said ridge to the Tobaccoport & Dover Road, thence with said road to Saline Creek and
the line of Antioch District No. 12, thence with said line to the line of
Borough’s Chapel District No. 10, thence with said line to the beginning
Duck Spring
District No. 14: Beginning at the Duncan
old field, thence northward with the line of Big Rock District No. 9 to the line of O. K. District
No. 8, thence with said line to the state line, thence with the state line to
the line of Saline Creek District No. 13, thence with said line to the
beginning
Tobaccoport
District No. 15: Beginning at the mouth
of Saline Creek, thence down the river to the state line,
thence with the state line to the line of Saline Creek District No. 13, thence
with said line to the Saline Creek, thence down the creek to the beginning
Bethel
District No. 16: Beginning at the
Houston County line on Cumberland River, thence down the river to opposite W. C. Bradford’s, thence across the bottom to the
dividing ridge between Elk & Cross Creeks, thence with said ridge to the Houston
County line, thence with said line to the beginning
Dover Furnace District No. 17: Beginning at W. C. Bradford’s on Cumberland River, thence down the river to the mouth of
Cross Creek, thence up the creek to Dover Furnace,
thence east to the line of Bethel District No. 16, on the ridge between Elk
& Cross Creeks, thence with said ridge northeast to the beginning
Bear Spring District No. 18: Beginning at the mouth of Cross Creek, thence down the river to the mouth of
Long Creek, thence up the creek including James Green’s, thence SE crossing the turnpike road
on the top of Bear Spring hill to the dividing ridge between Long & Cross
Creeks, thence NE to the beginning
Head of
South Cross Creek District No. 19: Beginning at the Houston County line and with
the line of Bethel District No. 16 on the dividing ridge between Elk &
Cross Creeks, thence with said line to the line of
Dover Furnace District No. 17, thence with said line to the
line of Bear Spring District No. 18, thence with said line to the
Civil District line, thence with said line passing the corner to the Houston
County line, thence with said line to the beginning
Dover District No. 20: Beginning at the mouth of Long Creek, thence up said creek to the turnpike
road, thence with said road to the two mile post on Lick Creek below Randolph Forge, thence west to the road running up the
ridge from E. Landy’s to the Wynns’ ferry road, thence
with said road to opposite George Daugherty’s, thence north to the mouth of Hickman
Creek, thence up the river to the beginning
Long Creek District No. 21: Beginning where the turnpike road crosses
Long Creek with corner of Dover District No. 20, thence southwardly and
westwardly with the line of said District to the Wynns’ ferry road,
thence southward with said road to a point from which a SE line will include
the old poor house place on Lick Creek, thence SE including the east prong of
Lick Creek to E. D. Bird’s, thence to William Biggs’, thence east to the line of Civil
District No. 7, thence with said line to the line of District No. 19, thence
with said line to the beginning
Liberty
District No. 22: Beginning at the mouth
of Hickman Creek, thence down the river to the upper
corner of E. Kelly’s farm, thence SW between W. C. Whitford’s and William Rowlett’s to the Pine Bluff Road, midway between Kirkman’s Metal
Road & Bailey’s Ferry Road, then westerly to E. Rumfelt’s old place, thence to George Daugherty’s to the line of Dover District No. 20, including Mrs. Boyte & Mrs. Waggoner, thence with said line to the beginning
Stony Point
District No. 23: Beginning on Cumberland
River at
the upper corner of E. Kelly’s farm, thence down the river to the NE
corner of N. Murphy’s, thence west with the line dividing N. Murphy’s
& R. A. Stone’s land, thence south west to the foot of
the hill on the Pine Bluff Road above George Able’s, thence with said road to the line of
Liberty District No. 22, thence with said line to the beginning
Iron
Mountain District No. 24: Beginning at R. A. Stone’s SE corner on Cumberland River, thence down the river to T. F. Elliott’s ferry, thence SW between J. T. Nolin’s & W. Miles to
the SE corner of the Fuqua old field, including Silas Parker, thence to Benjamin Champion’s mill, thence south with the dividing
ridge to the cross roads above T. C. Miles, thence east on the dividing ridge
between Barrett’s & Bear Creeks to the foot of the hill above George Able’s to the line of Stony Point District No.
23, thence with said line to the beginning
Hopewell
District No. 25: Beginning on the Pine
Bluff road midway between Kirkman’s old metal
road and Bailey’s ferry road, thence with the line of Liberty District
No. 22 to the metal road at E. Rumfelt’s old place, thence with the metal road
to Peytona Furnace including the settlement around said furnace,
thence NW to the lower corner of L. Boyte’s farm on Panther Creek, thence to the cross roads above T. C. Miles’, thence with the line of Iron Mountain District No. 24 to the Pine Bluff road, thence
with said road to the beginning
Poplar
Spring District No. 26: Beginning at T.
F. Elliott’s ferry on Cumberland River, thence down the river to the upper
corner of Green Wiggins’ farm, thence west between widow Jameson’s and widow Rowlett’s to the cross roads near William Sills’, thence south west to Benjamin Champion’s mill, thence with the line of Iron
Mountain District No. 24 to the beginning
Crockett’s
Creek District No. 27: Beginning at the
upper corner of Green Wiggins’ farm on Cumberland River, thence down the river to the state line,
thence west with the state line to Silas Futrell’s east line, thence southward to the
cross roads near William Sills’, including Jenkins Futrell, to the line of Poplar Spring District
No. 26, thence with said line to the beginning
Pryor’s
Creek District No. 28: Beginning on the
state line with Silas Futrell’s east line, thence west with the state
line to the Tennessee Ridge, thence south with said ridge to the Tobaccoport
road, thence east to the line of Crockett’s Creek District No. 27, thence with
said line to the beginning
Rushing’s
Creek District No. 29: Beginning on
Tennessee Ridge at
the state line, thence west with the state line to Tennessee River, thence up the Tennessee River to midway
of Blood River Island, thence east to Tennessee Ridge and to
the line of Pryor’s Creek District No. 28, thence with said line to the
beginning
Pine Bluff District No. 30: Beginning on Tennessee River midway Blood River Island, thence up the river to McCulloch’s
Bar, thence NE with Hutchinson’s road to the Tennessee Ridge, thence with said ridge to the line of Rushing’s
Creek District No. 29, thence with said line to the beginning
Poplar Grove
District No. 31: Beginning at McCulloch’s
Bar on Tennessee River, thence up the river to the lower end of
Frank Marberry’s old place, thence east to the south
east corner of Fuqua’s old field, thence north with the Tennessee Ridge, to the line of Pine Bluff District No. 30, thence with said line to the
beginning
St. John’s
District No. 32: Beginning at the lower
end of Frank Marberry’s old place on Tennessee River, thence up the river to the mouth of
Hughes Creek, thence east up said creek to the Dover Road, thence with said road to the dividing
ridge between Hughes & Panther Creeks, thence with said ridge to the line of
Iron Mountain District No. 24, thence north with said line
to the line of Poplar Grove District No. 31 at the Fuqua old field,
thence west with said line to the beginning
Blue Spring
District No. 33: Beginning at the mouth
of Hughes Creek on
Tennessee River, thence up the river to the NW corner of
J. W. Kennerly’s farm, thence east to Piney Creek above
F. Wofford’s, thence up the creek to its head,
thence east to the line of Hopewell District No. 25, thence north with said
line to the line of Iron Mountain District No. 24, thence with said line to the
line of St. John’s District No. 32, thence with said line to the beginning
Lost Creek District No. 34: Beginning at the NE corner of J. W. Kennerly’s land on Tennessee River, thence up the river to opposite the
mouth of Sandy, thence eastward to the dividing ridge between Loss and Standing
Rock Creeks to the line of Hopewell District No. 25,
thence northward with said line to the line of Blue Spring District No. 33,
thence west with said line to the beginning
Standing
Rock District No. 35: Beginning on
Tennessee River opposite the mouth of Sandy, thence up the
river to the NW corner of J. B. Lane’s farm, thence with the dividing ridge
between Short Creek and
Leatherwood Creek to
H. H. McGee’s, thence north to B. M. Palmer’s, thence north to the line of Lost Creek District No. 34, thence west with said line to
the beginning
Taylor’s
Chapel District No. 36: Beginning at C.
P. Moore’s farm on Lick Creek, thence NW to the line of Liberty
District No. 22, thence westwardly with said line to the line of Hopewell
District No. 25 at E. Rumfelt’s, thence with said line to L. Boyte’s farm and line of Blue Spring District
No. 33, thence with said line to the line of Lost Creek District No. 34, thence with said line to the
line of Standing Rock Creek District No. 35, thence south with said line
to the dividing ridge between Palmer Branch and Standing Rock Creeks, thence
eastward to Jeptha Melton’s, thence east to the beginning
Sycamore
District No. 37: Beginning at the
southwest corner of Taylor’s Chapel District No. 36, thence westward with the
line of said District to the line of Civil District No. 7, thence south with
said line passing the corner to the dividing ridge between the north and east
prongs of Leatherwood Creek, thence westwardly with said ridge to the
fork of the creek, thence north to the dividing ridge between Leatherwood and
Standing Rock Creeks, thence west with said ridge to the line
of Standing Rock District No. 35, thence north to the beginning
Asberry
District No. 38: Beginning on the NE
corner to Sycamore District No. 37, thence south with the line of said District
passing the corner to the Houston County line, thence east with said line to
the line of head of South Cross Creek District No. 19, thence north with said line
to the line of Long Creek District No. 21, thence with said line to C.
P. Moore’s farm, thence west to the beginning
Clark
Furnace District No. 39: Beginning at
the fork of Leatherwood Creek, thence east with the dividing ridge to
the line of Asberry District No. 38, thence with said line to the Houston
County line, thence west with said line to a point that will run a line north
midway between Clark & LaGrange Furnace, to the line of Standing Rock District
No. 35, thence east with said line to the line of Sycamore District No. 37,
thence south to the beginning
LaGrange
Furnace District No. 40: Beginning at the Houston County line on
Tennessee River, thence east with said line to the line
of Clark Furnace District No. 39, thence north with said line to the line of
Standing Rock District No. 35, thence westward to the Tennessee River, thence
up the river to the beginning.
388 W. L. Clark, I. Williams, J. S. Jameson, poor house superintendent’s bond; 6 Jan 1873
388 S. W. Cooley, W. M. Cooley, W. T. Howell, C. C. Satterfield, constable bond for District 7; 6 Jan
1873
389 additional
settlement with Isaac Williams, special administrator of J. T. Bailey; 7 Dec 1872
390 inventory of
the estate of R. K. Landy by
administrator E. Landy
390 settlement with
A. M. Cobb, administrator of R. L. Cobb; 27 Dec 1872
391 J. T. Nolin, administrator of Henry Bailey, C. P. Moore, refunding bond for money received from
Isaac Williams, administrator of J. T. Bailey; 6 Jan 1873
391 John H. Bailey, C. C. Rolls, refunding bond for money received from
Isaac Williams, administrator of J. T. Bailey; 23 Dec 1872
392 Minerva L. Bailey, J. T. Nolin, refunding bond for money received from
Isaac Williams, administrator of J. T. Bailey; 7 Dec 1872
392 T. L. Bailey, John H. Bailey, S. A. Brantly, refunding bond for money received from
Isaac Williams, administrator of J. T. Bailey; 2 Dec 1872
392 Lucinda Bailey, S. A. Brantly, J. C. Bailey, refunding bond for money received from
Isaac Williams, administrator of J. T. Bailey; 2 Dec 1872
393 J. F. Melton, W. R. Andrews, refunding bond for money received from
Isaac Williams, administrator of J. T. Bailey; 2 Dec 1872
393 T. F. Elliott, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
Rebecca Bailey, age 8, orphan daughter of Henry Bailey, to Thomas J. Crook; 3 Feb 1873
394 Thomas J. Crook, J. H. Bailey, indenture bond for Rebecca Bailey; 3 Feb 1873
394 settlement with
R. C. Boyte, administrator of mother Susannah Boyte; 1 Feb 1873
395 inventory of
the estate of A. H. Jones by
administrator John Wimberly; March 1873
395 L. J. Moore, A. M. Trawick, B. D. Bird, G. Brandon, surveyor’s bond; 7 Apr 1873
396 receipt from A.
J. Weaver, ending his apprenticeship to George Cathey; 5 May 1873
396 settlement with
W. J. Stone, administrator of David H. Vickers; 14 Apr 1873
397 D. M. Lewis, G. W. Lewis, William J. Atkins, administrator’s bond for L. H. Lewis; 5 May 1873
397 letters of
administration to D. M. Lewis, for the estate of L. H. Lewis, deceased intestate; 5 May 1873
398 A. M. Trawick, C. C. Rolls, E. G. Sexton, administrator’s bond for Drewry P. Bird; 5 May 1873
398 letters of
administration to A. M. Trawick, for the estate of Drewry P. Bird, deceased intestate; 5 May 1873
398 sale of the
estate of Drewry P. Bird by
administrator A. M. Trawick; buyers were Robert Bird, Jacob Berry, J. T. Wofford; Jun 1873
399 inventory of
the estate of Frances J. Oguin by
administrator C. S. Summers; 30 May 1873
399 inventory of
the estate of Thomas J. Oguin by
administrator C. S. Summers; 30 May 1873
399 settlement with
C. S. Summers, administrator of Thomas J. Oguin; 30 May 1873
399 settlement with
C. S. Summers, administrator of Frances J. Oguin; 30 May 1873
400 final
settlement with W. A. West, administrator of S. E. Cherry; mentions receipt from sale of land of W.
B. Cherry’s estate; 22 May 1873
401 L. D. Hargis, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
Finisse Bailey, age 2, to R. M. Herndon; 2 Jun 1873
401 R. M. Herndon, Lewis Herndon, R. Ledbetter, indenture bond for Finisse Bailey; 2 Jun 1873
402 sale of the
estate of James Jones by
administrator H. C. Hutchinson; buyers include Willis Jones, William Jones, Carroll Jones, Nancy Manning, George Jones; Sep 1871
404 coroner’s
inquest at Jarret Milam’s residence, in 6 Jun 1873 death of R. E.
L. Milam by
accidental drowning
404 coroner’s
inquest on 26 Jun 1873 at upper Dover ferry in death of unknown man; man is supposed
to be William McClure, who fell from a bridge in Clarksville on
23 June
405 coroner’s
inquest in 17 Jun 1873 death of John Coleman, who died from falling into Cumberland
River at
the mouth of Neville’s Creek
405 Len H. Smith, George D. Griffey, William Griffey, administrator’s bond for Miles R. Griffey; 7 Jul 1873
406 final
settlement with Henry Houston, administrator of John Jackson; 9 Jun 1873
408 settlement with
L. D. Hargis, administrator of William Free; widow gets 1/13 share of estate;
advancement reports from heirs P. N. Ross, Emiliss Cherry, Starky Cherry, B. V. Burke, William Pace, William Free, Joseph M. Free; each heir is to receive $120.93; 20 Jun
1873
410 letters of
administration to Len H. Smith, for the estate of Miles R. Griffey, deceased intestate; 7 Jul 1873
411 P. T. Wofford, W. H. Dilling, C. C. Rolls, W. G. Wofford, J. M. Scarborough, E. Dawson, J. P. Bell, E. J. Boyd, Reuben Biggs, revenue collector’s bond for state and
county taxes, to fill the unexpired term of A. J. Shemwell; 6 Oct 1873
413 additional
settlement with K. McAskill, executor of S. T. Andrews; 21 Jul 1873
416 will of John Mallory:
wife Susan Mallory gets 80-acre homestead, daughter Sarah P. H. Lisenby, daughter Julia Ann Carr, son Joseph F. Mallory; executor is Joseph P. Wimberly; wit:
John H. Russell, D. Brunson, L. T. Hewell; written 4 Jan 1869, proven Aug 1873
417 R. B. Lisenby, L. T. Hewell, W. L. Dunbar, administrator’s bond for John Mallory; 4 Aug 1873
417 letters of administration
to R. B. Lisenby to
execute the will of John Mallory; 4 Aug 1873
417 T. J. Settle, P. F. Tavel, E. G. Sexton, administrator’s bond for Hamilton Settle; 4 Aug 1873
418 letters of
administration to T. J. Settle, for the estate of Hamilton Settle, deceased intestate; 4 Aug 1873
418 widow’s allowance
for widow of Hamilton Settle; 6 Aug 1873
419 settlement with
E. J. Vinson, administrator of Lemuel Outland; 22 Aug 1873
420 sale of the
estate of Miles R. Griffey by
administrator Len H. Smith; buyers include Mrs. Chester, Aaron Griffey, William Griffey, Roda Griffey, Frank Griffey, G. D. Griffey, Ike Griffey, Boyd Griffey; 28 Aug 1873
422 inventory of
notes and accounts of the estate of Miles R. Griffey; 27 Aug 1873
424 receipt from E.
C. Acree to
N. C. Acree, former guardian for his wife Mollie M. Marberry (minor heir of F. W. Marberry); 5 Mar 1874
424 J. L. Daugherty, C. C. Rolls, T. C. Webb, administrator’s bond for Frank M. Daugherty; 6 Oct 1873
424 letters of
administration to J. L. Daugherty, for the estate of Frank M. Daugherty, deceased intestate; 6 Oct 1873
425 G. W. Bufford, P. T. Wofford, R. Biggs, W. G. Wofford, coroner’s bond; 6 Oct 1873
426 inventory of
the estate of James F. Brigham by
administrator F. M. Lankford; 16 Sep 1873
426 settlement with
M. E. Scarborough, administratrix of M. G. Scarborough (insolvent); 1 Oct 1873
428 R. M. Knight, Lewis Herndon, R. Ledbetter, administrator’s bond for Harman Rushing; 3 Nov 1873
428 letters of administration
to R. M. Knight, for the estate of Harman Rushing, deceased intestate; 3 Nov 1873
429 J. H. Weaks, J. H. Gatlin, I. Williams, administrator’s bond for W. C. Rutland; 3 Nov 1873
429 letters of
administration to J. H. Weaks, for the estate of W. C. Rutland, deceased intestate; 3 Nov 1873
430 E. G. Sexton, A. M. Trawick, H. H. McGee, J. A. Jones, J. M. Sexton, W. G. Wofford, trustee’s bond; 3 Nov 1873
430 sale of the
estate of Harman Rushing by
administrator R. M. Knight; buyers were R. M. Knight, James J. Cook, J. Futrell, W. B. King; 25 Nov 1873
431 coroner’s
inquest at old Rolling Mill on
26 Nov 1873 in drowning death of Scott Penix
431 D. A. Norfleet, R. G. Dinwiddie, J. J. Phillips, W. B. Lawrence, administrator’s bond for James M. Fraser; 1 Dec 1873
431 letters of
administration to D. A. Norfleet, for the estate of James M. Fraser, deceased intestate; 1 Dec 1873
432 W. G. Moore, G. W. Settle, B. M. Palmer, J. C. Cross, administrator’s bond for Eliza Palmer; 1 Dec 1873
432 letters of
administration to W. G. Moore, for the estate of Eliza Palmer, deceased intestate; 1 Dec 1873
433 sale of the
estate of Hamilton Settle by
administrator T. J. Settle; buyers include J. H. Settle, G. W. Settle, T. J. Settle, Hyman Legate, P. H. Settle, Mrs. L. Settle, W. C. Settle; 29 Nov 1873
436 inventory of
the notes and accounts of the estate of Hamilton Settle; 29 Nov 1873
437 settlement with
John P. Bell, administrator of J. A. Daniel; 14 Nov 1873
438 E. Kelly, J. W. Smith, J. T. Nolin, James Kelly, J. L. Daugherty, C. C. Rolls, D. D. Stalls, poor house superintendent’s bond; 5 Jan 1874
438 F. A. Roder, C. C. Rolls, I. Williams, administrator’s bond for Peter N. Vignolls; 5 Jan 1874
439 letters of
administration to F. A. Roder for
the estate of Peter N. Vignolls; 5 Jan 1874
439 G. S. Wilson, J. W. Smith, administrator’s bond for Scott Penix; 6 Jan 1874
440 letters of
administration to G. S. Wilson, for the estate of Scott Penix, deceased intestate; 6 Jan 1874
440 W. C. Reid, E. J. Vinson, administrator’s bond for James H. Reid; 2 Feb 1874
440 letters of
administration to W. C. Reid, for the estate of James H. Reid, deceased intestate; 2 Feb 1874
441 G. W. Boswell, J. H. Boswell, James Boswell, administrator’s bond for John Boswell; 2 Feb 1874
441 letters of
administration to G. W. Boswell, for the estate of John Boswell, deceased intestate; 2 Feb 1874
442 inventory of
the estate of Peter N. Vignolls by
administrator F. A. Roder; 17 Jun 1874
442 widow’s dower
and homestead for Locky Settle, widow of Hamilton Settle: Dover town lots #83, #85 (1/2 interest, including
the dwelling house), #74; 19 Jan 1874
443 R. Ledbetter, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
Cordelia T. Logan, age 7, to W. B. Marshall; 2 Feb 1874
443 W. B. Marshall, Thomas H. Payne, indenture bond for Cordelia T. Logan; 2 Feb 1874
444 inventory of
the estate of Eliza Palmer by
administrator W. G. Moore; B. M. Palmer claims all the property of the estate; Feb 1874
444 T. P. Fakes, R. M. Knight, justice of the peace bond for District
8; 2 Feb 1874
444 sale of the
estate of Edward Mooreland on
27 Dec 1872, at death of widow Priscilla Mooreland; buyers include L. W. Mooreland, Lana Mooreland, Willie M. Mooreland, Samuel Mooreland
446 settlement with
W. M. Mooreland, administrator of Edward Mooreland; 12 Jan 1874
447 sale of the
estate of James M. Fraser on
30 Dec 1873; buyers include Jordan Fraser, E. T. Bogard, T. J. Weaver, H. B. Killebrew, Morgan G. Taylor
450 sale of the
estate of C. C. King; buyers include J. G. King, widow King
457 settlement with
J. W. Smith, administrator of C. C. King; 20 Jan 1874
460 will of Willis Kersey:
wife Priscilla Kersey gets 30-acre homestead, daughter Alice Stewart, daughter Susan E. Anderson, son Willis W. Kersey, son Louis Kersey, grandson Frank Anderson; executor is D. A. Norfleet; wit:
T. J. Perkins, William Parker; written 5 May 1871, proven March 1874
461 Lewis Herndon, H. H. Tharpe, J. G. Buckingham, administrator’s bond for Thomas Buckingham; 2 Mar 1874
461 letters of
administration to Lewis Herndon, for the estate of Thomas Buckingham, deceased intestate; 2 Mar 1874
461 additional
settlement with W. J. Vickers, administrator of Albert Vickers; 27 Feb 1874
462 settlement with
W. J. Vickers, administrator of Carroll Outlaw; 27 Feb 1874
463 settlement with
A. M. Trawick, administrator of Drewry P. Bird (insolvent); 1 Feb 1874
464 A. Rataree & sons, A. M. Trawick, E. G. Sexton, L. J. Moore, ferry bond across Tennessee River at
the mouth of Sandy; 6 Apr 1874
465 settlement with
P. T. Wofford, executor of Lucinda Rollins; 18 Mar 1874
466 settlement with
R. M. Knight, administrator of Harman Rushing; 16 Mar 1874
466 widow’s
allowance for Rose Vignolls, widow of Peter N. Vignolls
467 L. D. Hargis, James B. Halyard, James S. Rolls, administrator’s bond for James Dycus Sr. ; 4
May 1874
467 letters of
administration to L. D. Hargis to
execute the contested will of James Dycus Sr.; 4 May 1874
468 Lewis Herndon, J. W. Parker, T. F. Elliott, administrator’s bond for J. D. Williamson; 1 Jun 1874
468 letters of
administration to Lewis Herndon, for the estate of J. D. Williamson, deceased intestate; 1 Jun 1874
469 sale of the
estate of Willis Kersey on
29 Apr 1874 by executor D. A. Norfleet; buyers include Lewis Kersey, Alexander Baynham, James Anderson, S. T. Shepherd, E. T. Bogard, Henry Foster, Joe Dinkins, W. P. Gibbs; 1 Jun 1874
470 sale of the
estate of Thomas Buckingham by
administrator Lewis Herndon; buyers include J. G. Buckingham; 1 Jun 1874
471 inventory of
the estate of James Dycus by
administrator L. D. Hargis; 26 May 1874
471 settlement with
T. F. Elliott, administrator of John R. Casey; 21 Aug 1871
473 William H. Belisle, R. M. Knight, T. P. Fakes, G. W. Pettit, H. C. Hutchison, T. G. Askew, constable bond for District 8; 2 Feb
1874
474 receipt from
Addie Metheny to
J. W. Smith, administrator of C. C. King; 10 Jun 1874
474 receipt from
Charles Coppedge, for his wife Fanny, to J. W. Smith, administrator of C. C. King; 13 Jun 1874
474 T. P. Fakes, J. F. May, R. M. Knight, B. P. Vinson, administrator’s bond for Edmund Vinson; 6 Jul 1874
475 nuncupative
will of William Johnson presented by Ace Anderson and
Judy Worth:
farm left to Anderson to raise Johnson’s children; will
made 26 Jul 1874, proven 3 Aug 1874
475 will of Joseph Campbell:
wife Rebecca Campbell, son William Campbell, daughter Catherine Boswell, daughter Mary Campbell, daughter Caroline Campbell, daughter Rebecca Campbell,
daughter Alice Campbell, daughter Aner Campbell; executor is son William; test: Robert Love, A. B. Ross; written 3 Apr 1871, proven 3 Aug 1874
478 W. P. Campbell, E. G. Sexton, Lewis Herndon, executor’s bond for Joseph Campbell; 3 Aug 1874
476 A. B. Ross, W. J. Hagler, J. W. Smith, N. Brandon, L. D. Hargis, J. M. Scarborough, county court clerk’s bond; 7 Sep 1874
479 will of James Dycus:
daughter Frances C. Dycus, daughter Elizabeth Fletcher, daughter Sebell F. Wilson, daughter Mary Robertson (and 5 children), son Zebedee Dycus, son James Dycus; executor is son
Zebedee; wit: T. F. Elliott, W. C. Biggs; written 30 Jun 1871, proven April 1874
with L. D. Hargis as
administrator (Zebedee Dycus having failed to give bond)
480 R. Ledbetter, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
orphan John Smithers, age 11 ½, to W. L. Dunbar; 3 Aug 1874
480 W. L. Dunbar, I. Williams, indenture bond for John Smithers; 3 Aug 1874
481 sale of the
estate of Edmund Vinson on
24 Jul 1874 by administrator Thomas P. Fakes; buyers include Simon Vinson, Rufus Vinson, Eliza Vinson, Daniel Vinson, J. J. Futrell, Stokely Vinson, Aaron Vinson; recorded 3 Aug 1874
483 inventory of
notes and accounts of the estate of Edmund Vinson
484 sale of the
estate of John Fraser on
17 Jun 1870; buyers include W. J. Fraser, Jordan Fraser, A. J. Fraser, Jo. P. Wimberly, R. Knight, E. T. Bogard, John Scott, Ed Killebrew, John Francis, Miss H. Griffin, B. Joiner, T. J. Weaver, C. A. Fraser, J. W. Fraser; sale recorded 29 Jul 1874
489 inventory of
the estate of John Fraser
490 will of Nancy
D. Mallory:
son William B. Barnett, son James A. Barnett, son Samuel S. Barnett, daughter Ann H. Barnett, daughter Lucy Killebrew (and her sole heir, Cora Cobb); executors are sons William & James;
will divides her Campbell Spring survey among her children; test: W. J. Bogard, E. R. Bogard, Mrs. S. A. Lawson; written 3 Feb 1871, proven Sep 1874
491 J. A. Barnett, W. P. Cobb, J. D. Moore, executor’s bond for Nancy D. Mallory; 7 Sep 1874
491 letters of
administration to J. A. Barnett to
execute the will of Nancy D. Mallory; 7 Sep 1874
492 Ace Anderson, J. C. W. Steger, J. A. Townzen, executor’s bond for William Johnson (colored); 7 Sep 1874
492 letters of
administration to Ace Anderson to
execute the will of William Johnson; 7 Sep 1874
493 William J. Atkins, L. D. Hargis, William W. Outlaw, S. W. Cooley, administrator’s bond for James Summers; 7 Sep 1874
493 letters of
administration to William J. Atkins, for the estate of James Summers, deceased intestate; 7 Sep 1874
493 coroner’s
inquest on 21 Aug 1874 at C. Westerman’s Landing on Tennessee River, in drowning death of Albert Stockton, presumed to have occurred between 4 Aug
and 14 Aug
494 sale of the
estate of James Summers by
administrator William J. Atkins; buyers include C. Summers, L. Summers, H. H. Vaughan, F. H. Cherry, D. H. Mohorn, A. Clinard, Dick Milam, R. R. Summers, R. Hall, James Summers; 5 Oct 1874
494 inventory of
notes and accounts of the estate of Joseph Campbell; 2 Oct 1874
495 coroner’s
inquest in death of Nick McGregor (colored), aged about 35, on the night of 13
Oct 1874; McGregor’s wagon overturned on him
495 additional sale
of the estate of M. R. Griffey on
15 Dec 1873
496 James P. Flood, Lewis Herndon, P. T. Wofford, administrator’s bond for Thomas Hardison; 2 Nov 1874
497 letters of
administration to James P. Flood, for the estate of Thomas Hardison, deceased intestate; 2 Nov 1874
497 William J. Atkins, J. W. Bussell, W. M. Cooley, administrator’s bond for J. M. Milam; 2 Nov 1874
497 letters of
administration to William J. Atkins, for the estate of J. M. Milam, deceased intestate; 2 Nov 1874
498 widow’s dower
for Priscilla Kersey, widow of Willis Kersey:
30 acres at the north end of the old tract; Nov 1874
498 sale of the
estate of James Dycus on
6 Nov 1874 by administrator L. D. Hargis; buyers include John Pace, James Dycus, L. D. Hargis, P. C. Wallace, Stephen Griffin, A. A. Wallace, William Pace, H. N. Greenhill, Ed Hester, Jack Ross, Gus Clardy, Fanny Dycus, Jesse Fraser, Mrs. Pinner, N. G. Wallace, James Melton, Jason Ezell, Henry Shemwell, Mr. Luck, George Heflin, Z. Dycus, D. N. Wallace
500 sale of the
estate of Joseph Griffin on
21 Nov 1874 by administratrix Harriet Griffin; buyer was Nancy Griffin; recorded 30 Nov 1874
501 sale of the
estate of James Dunlap by
administrator R. Ledbetter; buyers include H. H. Tharpe, B. F. Dunlap, R. M. Jordan, Mrs. Sizemore, B. F. Abernathy, Mrs. Dunlap; Dec 1874
501 William J. Atkins, George Brandon, S. L. Gentry, administrator’s bond for John M. Elam; 7 Dec 1874
502 letters of
administration to William J. Atkins to
execute the will of John M. Elam; Elam’ executrix died prior to
settling the estate; 7 Dec 1874
502 settlement with
W. J. Hagler, administrator of Booker Dixon (insolvent); 3 Nov 1874
503 C. C. Hooks, L. D. Hargis, J. B. Cherry, L. G. Atkins, Thomas H. Shemwell, administrator’s bond for W. H. Hooks; 4 Jan 1875
503 additional sale
of the estate of Thomas Buckingham by
administrator Lewis Herndon; buyers were A. J. Shemwell, J. G. Buckingham
504 sale of the
estate of J. M. Milam by
administrator William J. Atkins; buyers were John Allen, Sam Crane, J. W. Monahan, S. W. Cooley, T. H. Hicks, Mrs. M. E. Milam
504 inventory of
the estate of J. M. Milam
505 letters of
administration to C. C. Hooks, for the estate of W. H. Hooks, deceased intestate; 4 Jan 1875
505 E. Kelly, J. W. Smith, C. C. Rolls, E. G. Sexton, W. C. Whitford, poor house superintendent’s bond; 4 Jan 1875
506 A. M. Morgan records ear mark of stock; Oct 1874
506 R. Ledbetter, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
George Ramsey, age 14, to W. C. Bradford; 5 Oct 1874
506 W. C. Bradford, W. L. Dunbar, indenture bond for George Ramsey; 5 Oct 1874
507 Harriet Griffin, S. L. Gentry, R. B. Lisenby, J. P. Wimberly, administrator’s bond for Joseph Griffin; 5 Oct 1874
507 R. Ledbetter, Lewis Herndon, administrator’s bond for James Dunlap; 5 Oct 1874
507 letters of
administration to Harriet Griffin, for the estate of Joseph Griffin, deceased intestate; 5 Oct 1874
508 letters of
administration to R. Ledbetter, for the estate of James Dunlap, deceased intestate; 5 Oct 1874
508 Thomas W. Lewis, W. L. Dunbar, James M. Lewis, W. C. Bradford, W. A. West, revenue collector’s bond; 7 Sep 1874
511 C. C. Rolls, Reuben Biggs, P. F. Tavel, Thomas J. Daugherty, P. T. Wofford, Robert Rolls, E. G. Sexton, sheriff’s bond; 7 Sep 1874
512 W. C. Weaks, N. Brandon, J. H. Weaks, P. T. Wofford, register’s bond; 7 Sep 1874
513 E. G. Sexton, A. M. Trawick, J. W. Parker, H. H. McGee, Robert Rolls, C. C. Rolls, W. G. Wofford, J. M. Sexton, trustee’s bond; 7 Sep 1874
515 S. F. Terrell, J. R. Lawrence, W. W. Glover, W. B. Lawrence, Peter P. Terrell, William J. Atkins, constable bond for District 1; 7 Sep
1874
516 E. Kelly, H. G. Cherry, W. T. Howell, C. A. Kelly, James S. Rolls, Benjamin Richardson, J. L. Daugherty, James Broadway, Thomas J. Daugherty, constable bond for District 7; 7 Sep
1874
518 C. J. Outlaw, William W. Outlaw, D. A. Norfleet, William J. Atkins, W. A. West, constable bond for District 2; 7 Sep
1874
519 A. J. Weaks, W. B. Weaks, J. B. Crockarell, J. A. Townzen, constable bond for District 6; 7 Sep
1874
521 D. D. Stalls, I. Williams, George Daugherty, T. J. Settle, constable bond for District 7; 7 Sep
1874
523 T. J. Frith, William M. Frith, A. J. Luton, M. L. Morris, T. J. Shelton, constable bond for District 4; 7 Sep
1874
524 W. H. Belisle, E. M. Miles, J. E. Jameson, Lewis Herndon, constable bond for District 8; 7 Sep
1874
526 B. S. Kennada, H. B. Killebrew, T. J. Weaver, constable bond for District 3; 5 Apr
1875
527 widow’s
allowance for widow of Jarret M. Milam; Feb 1875
527 sale of the
estate of Silas Stamper; buyers were Gus Norfleet, John Buhler, James Shepherd, Henry Armistead, Spence Shepherd, W. J. Shelby, John Proessler, Jake Bowers, Arthur Bryant, Alex Baynham, J. Zoercher, W. B. Lawrence; March 1875
528 sale of the
estate of John Boswell on
13 Feb 1874; buyers include J. S. Boswell, Marthia Buchanan, James Brantley, Hiram Boswell, J. H. Boswell, J. F. Boswell
533 inventory of
notes and accounts of the estate of John Boswell
533 E. G. Sexton, A. M. Trawick, H. H. McGee, administrator’s bond for E. S. Geurin; 1 Mar 1875
533 E. G. Sexton, A. M. Trawick, H. H. McGee, administrator’s bond for T. E. Tomlinson; 1 Mar 1875
534 W. C. Whitford, D. D. Stalls, G. W. Boswell, administrator’s bond for Rufus Scarborough (colored); 1 Mar 1875
534 letters of
administration to E. G. Sexton, for the estate of E. S. Geurin, deceased intestate; 1 Mar 1875
534 letters of
administration to E. G. Sexton, for the estate of T. E. Tomlinson, deceased intestate; 1 Mar 1875
535 letters of
administration to W. C. Whitford, for the estate of Rufus Scarborough, deceased intestate; 1 Mar 1875
535 coroner’s
inquest at Barrett’s Creek on 3 Mar 1875, in death of Jordan Skinner (colored) due to old age
536 coroner’s
inquest at G. S. Wilson’s on 27 Mar 1875, in 26 Mar 1875 death of
James Riggs, who was shot with a shotgun by William Rolls; jury cannot determine whether the
killing was felonious or self-defense
536 W. C. Bradford, Chairman of the County Court, indentures
Charles Aaron, age 17 on 12 Sep 1874, to W. M. Bruton; 5 Apr 1875
536 W. M. Bruton, E. M. Miles, indenture bond for Charles Aaron; 5 Apr 1875
537 settlement with
R. M. Knight, administrator of Harman Rushing (insolvent); 23 Mar 1875
538 G. W. Gatlin, N. Brandon, Lewis Herndon, administrator’s bond for Pinkney Brandon; 5 Apr 1875
539 letters of
administration to G. W. Gatlin, for the estate of Pinkney Brandon, deceased intestate; 5 Apr 1875
539 Robert S. Chilton, R. Ledbetter, G. W. Gatlin, administrator’s bond for Catharine L. Chilton; 5 Apr 1875
539 letters of
administration to Robert S. Chilton, for the estate of Catharine L. Chilton, deceased intestate; 5 Apr 1875
540 T. H. Allen, E. T. Bogard, W. T. Mann, administrator’s bond to contested will
of William Travis; 5 Apr 1875
540 letters of
administration to T. H. Allen for
the contested will of William Travis; 5 Apr 1875
541 will of Martha Warren:
son John Warren, son Booker Warren, daughter Frances Rorie, daughter Sally Warren, daughter Susan Bibb, daughter Harriet Travis; executor is son John; test: William W. Outlaw, S. F. Terrell; written 19 Nov 1874, proven April 1875
542 will of W. J. Bogard:
wife Abigail Bogard, Eveline Rickman (gets $80, paid 5 years after the death of her
stepmother), youngest son Rice W. Bogard gets 50 acres; will reserves one third of the
quarter-acre graveyard for himself and his children; executors are wife Abigail
and B. T. Bogard; test:
C. M. Horn, Isaac Edwards; written 14 Jan 1875, proven April 1875
542 W. T. Howell, H. B. Killebrew, Ed Walter, R. Ledbetter, tax assessor’s bond; 5 Apr 1875
543 widow’s
allowance for Elizabeth Geurin, widow of E. S. Geurin; 20 Mar 1875
543 widow’s
allowance for widow of Rufus Scarborough; 25 Mar 1875
543 inventory of
notes and accounts of the estate of W. H. Hooks by
administrator C. C. Hooks; 5 Mar 1875
544 inventory of
the estate of T. E. Tomlinson by
administrator E. G. Sexton; 27 Mar 1875
544 inventory of the
estate of E. S. Geurin by
administrator E. G. Sexton; 27 Mar 1875
545 Thomas W. Lewis, W. L. Dunbar, W. C. Bradford, W. A. West, revenue collector’s bond; 5 Oct 1874
545 A. M. Trawick, E. G. Sexton, J. A. Cole, H. H. McGee, C. C. Rolls, J. M. Scarborough, administrator’s bond for John McClish; 3 May 1875
545 letters of
administration to A. M. Trawick, for the estate of John McClish, deceased intestate; 3 May 1875
546 settlement with
A. G. Stalls and
D. D. Stalls, administrators of Caroline Stalls; 8 Apr 1875
547 W. Brandon, I. Williams, C. C. Rolls, executor’s bond for Robert Jackson; 7 Jun 1875
547 letters of
administration to W. Brandon to
execute the will of Robert Jackson; 7 Jun 1875
548 will of Robert Jackson; son Henry Jackson, daughter Betsey Jackson, daughter Nancy Lewis (wife of J. N. Lewis), daughter Polly Jackson, daughter Martha Jackson, wife Sindarilla Jackson (and
her sons Binkley Wilborn and Gus Wilborn), daughter Ann Jackson (and
her son Robert Jackson), grandsons Andrew Bogard and
Robert Bogard, granddaughters Arazilla Taylor, Sarah Rolls (daughter of John Rolls), grandson Newton Lewis; executor: Wesley Brandon; test:
Carroll Morris, N. G. Brandon; written 28 Oct 1874; proven Jun 1875
550 William J. Atkins, R. N. Parker, William Varner, administrator’s bond for Lot Carney; 5 Jul 1875
550 letters of
administration to William J. Atkins, for the estate of Lot Carney, deceased intestate; 5 Jul 1875
551 sale of the
estate of Robert Jackson on
3 Jul 1875 by executor W. Brandon; buyers include Jesse Brewer, Robert Bogard, Reuben Wallace, widow, Joseph Burgess, H. Jackson, C. C. Rolls, N. P. Hargis, P. M. Dennis, Ann Dennis, A. J. Bogard, John Jacobs, Thomas Shaw; Jul 1875
552 James Asbury Nash records ear mark of stock; Aug 1875
553 inventory of
the estate of John Mallory by
administrator R. B. Lisenby; 10 Jul 1875
553 inventory of
the notes and accounts of the estate of Robert Jackson
554 widow’s
allowance for Lany Tomlinson, widow of T. E. Tomlinson; 7 Jun 1875
555 will of John Morgan:
wife Lovey Morgan, son Abithel M. Morgan gets land on which he lives (the 68-acre John Wall tract on Dyers Creek, deeded to him on 29 Mar 1865); remaining
children unnamed; executor: Abithel Morgan; wit:
S. C. Lee, R. E. Satterfield, G. W. Satterfield; written 2 Mar 1874, proven Sep 1875
556 Robert Rolls, C. C. Rolls, P. F. Tavel, A. J. Shemwell, administrator’s bond for Rebecca Mather; 6 Sep 1875
556 letters of
administration to Robert Rolls, for the estate of Rebecca Mather, deceased intestate; 6 Sep 1875
557 R. Ledbetter, Joseph R. Chilton, N. Brandon, L. Herndon, E. G. Sexton, administrator’s bond for R. S. Chilton; 6 Sep 1875
557 letters of
administration to R. Ledbetter, for the estate of R. S. Chilton, deceased intestate; 6 Sep 1875
557 Abigail Bogard, B. T. Bogard, Isaac Edwards, executor’s bond for the will of W. J. Bogard; 6 Sep 1875
558 letters of
administration to Abigail Bogard to
execute the will of W. J. Bogard; 6 Sep 1875
558 Thomas W. Lewis, W. C. Lewis, W. T. Lewis, W. B. Dunbar, Samuel Dunbar, Adam Dickson, revenue collector’s bond; 4 Oct 1875
561 widow’s
allowance for widow of P. Brandon; 15 Apr 1875
561 widow’s
allowance for Mary Carney, consort of Lot Carney; 12 Jul 1875
562 J. S. P. Murphy, E. J. Varner, J. H. Weaks, administrator’s bond for Louisa B. Rowlett; 1 Nov 1875
562 additional
inventory of the estate of M. R. Griffey by
administrator Lem H. Smith; 30 Oct 1875
562 J. J. Stavely, D. F. Stavely, A. C. Stavely, administrator’s bond for Elizabeth Stavely; 6 Dec 1875
563 John W. Richards, J. A. Bussell, J. R. Lawrence, M. W. Tucker, justice of the peace bond for District
2; 6 Dec 1875
563 widow's dower
for Martha Gilbert, widow of A. B. Gilbert:
107.75 acres; 6 Dec 1875
564 Lewis Herndon, W. H. Belisle, H. H. Tharpe, administrator’s bond for Louisa Byrd; 4 Jan 1876
564 William J. Atkins, W. A. West, C. J. Outlaw, administrator’s bond for William W. Outlaw; 3 Jan 1876
565 E. Kelly, C. C. Rolls, Robert Rolls, poor house superintendent’s bond; Jan 1876
565 coroner’s
inquest at Burtly Turnis’ on 28 Nov 1875, in death of Thomas Cook; Cook was killed by the lick of a
rock thrown by James Futrell
565 letters of
administration to Lewis Herndon, for the estate of Louisa Byrd, deceased intestate; 4 Jan 1876
566 letters of
administration to William J. Atkins, for the estate of William W. Outlaw, deceased intestate; 4 Jan 1876
566 L. Herndon, W. H. Belisle, H. H. Tharpe, administrator’s bond for Louisa Byrd; 4 Jan 1876
567 sale of the
estate of Mrs. L. B. Rowlett; buyers include E. J. Vinson, John Wimberly, George Barrett; 16 Dec 1875
568 sale of the
estate of R. S. Chilton on
25 Sep 1875 by administrator R. Ledbetter
573 William Howell, W. T. Howell, D. D. Howell, administrator’s bond for Sam Coleman; 7 Feb 1876
573 Lucy Stone, M. Stone, Joshua Smith, W. B. Harrison, W. W. Smith, administrator’s bond for Richard Stone; 7 Feb 1876
574 G. S. Wilson, J. L. Wilson, J. W. Tucker, C. C. Rolls, administrator’s bond for Mary S. Wilson; 7 Feb 1876
574 David H. Moore, J. C. Garrett, P. T. Wofford, administrator’s bond for J. A. Bomar; 7 Feb 1876
575 W. H. Dilling, W. W. McGee, W. G. Wofford, administrator’s bond for Mary Daniel; 7 Feb 1876
575 letters of
administration to Lucy Stone, for the estate of Richard Stone, deceased intestate; 7 Feb 1876
575 letters of
administration to William Howell, for the estate of Sam Coleman, deceased intestate; 7 Feb 1876
576 letters of
administration to G. S. Wilson, for the estate of Mary S. Wilson, deceased intestate; 7 Feb 1876
576 letters of
administration to David H. Moore, for the estate of J. A. Bomar, deceased intestate; 7 Feb 1876
577 letters of
administration to W. H. Dilling, for the estate of Polly Daniel, deceased intestate; 7 Feb 1876
577 will of William
W. Edwards:
wife’s niece Mrs. Helen E. Halliday gets town lots in Dover, son William H. Edwards (Coalburgh, Kanawha County, WV), grandson William S. Edwards (Coalburgh), deceased son Edward Edwards, wife Helen Ann Edwards is
executrix; wit: Christopher Joast, John H. Joast, William H. Male (135 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, NY); written 27 Apr 1872, proven 1 May 1876
in Kings County, Brooklyn, NY
581 W. H. Dilling, P. T. Wofford, L. C. Dilling, justice of the peace bond for District
11; 7 Feb 1876
582 E. G. Sexton et
al., trustee’s bond for state tax; 4 Sep 1876
583 commissioner’s
report to Jul 1876 court, upon order to divide the county into 5 civil
districts north of Cumberland River:
District
1: Beginning at the mouth of North Cross
Creek, thence up said creek to Henry Moody’s spring, thence with the Clarksville
road to the county line, thence south with the county line to the Cumberland
River, thence down the river to the beginning
District
2: Beginning at the mouth of North Cross
Creek, thence up the creek with the line of
District No. 1 to the county line, thence north with the county line to A. B. Gilbert’s farm, thence westward to Stamper’s
Chapel Church, thence with road running between John Zoercher’s and T. W. Morrow to
the Lafayette Road, thence west to the Howell pond,
thence southward with an old road through Bellwood coaling to the head of Poplar Branch, thence down said branch to Cub Creek, thence down Cub Creek to the Cumberland
River, thence up the river to the beginning
(precinct Indian Mound)
District
3: Beginning at A. B. Gilbert’s thence north with the county line to
the state line, thence west with the state line to Samuel Kennedy’s, thence to Duck Spring Church, thence
with the road by Big Rock Church to Howell Pond, thence with the
line of District No. 2 to the beginning (precinct O. K. School House)
District
4: Beginning on the state line at Sam Kennedy’s, thence west with the state line to the
Cumberland River, thence up the river to Dr. Wesley Brandon’s spring, thence eastward rising by Hays
Fork Church and
W. G. Morgan’s to the Dunbar old field, thence
by the old camp ground to Allen Elliott’s old place and the line of District No.
3, thence with the line of No. 3 to the beginning (precincts Bumpus Mills &
Tobaccoport)
District 5: Beginning at the mouth of Cub
Creek, thence up said creek with the line of
District No. 2 to the Howell pond, thence northward with the line of
District No. 3 Allen Elliott’s old place, thence westward with the
line of District No. 4 to the Cumberland River, thence up the river to the beginning
(precinct Burns Chapel)
585 commissioner’s
report to Jul 1876 court, upon order to redistrict the south side of Cumberland
River:
Districts 5
& 6 constitute 2 places (Bear Spring & Cumberland City)
District 12
commencing at Houston County line at John Gray’s, running the mail road so as to include
D. S. Mosely and
all living above him on Cross Creek, thence running the dividing ridge
between Cross & Long Creeks to the head of Leatherwood, then taking
the ridge between east and middle prong of Leatherwood to Mrs. Garrett’s,
thence to the Houston line so as to include all of Stewart County on Hurricane
(voting place cross roads on Hurricane)
District 11
to include all of the votes of Leatherwood not included in No. 12
District 8
commencing on the Tennessee River at
the mouth of Lick Creek, running with original line to the
Tennessee ridge, thence north with said ridge to the Hurricane, thence east
with dividing ridge between Barrett’s & Neville’s Creek to Stewart’s
landing on Cumberland River (voting place Western Furnace)
District 9
commencing at the mouth of Lost Creek running with the original line to the Bear
Creek, thence with said line to the Cumberland
River (voting place Iron Mountain Furnace & Folks Spring)
District 10
remains as before
District 7
remains as before, except all the voters on the east side of Bear Creek in
No. 7 to wit the Tubbs, J. R. Glasgow, J. W. Wofford
585 coroner’s
inquest in Cumberland City on
17 Jun 1876, in the death of W. T. Buckhanon; Buckhanon was shot 4 times on 16
Jun by W. B. Dunbar in
self-defense
586 Carroll Jones, E. R. Spiceland, H. C. Hutchison, administrator’s bond for Joshua Spiceland; 3 Jul 1876
586 William J. Atkins, G. W. Lewis, William Varner, administrator’s bond for Richard Stone; 3 Jul 1876
587 will of C. M. Hooks:
wife Susannah Hooks is
executrix; wit: I. Williams, William Riggins Jr.; written 14 Aug 1874