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…begin a survey for 640 acres in the name of WM. L. MANN about 10 miles NE from Fort
Worth beginning at the NW Cor[ner] of the CORNER (?) survey Thence W 1950 varas
Thence S 1950 varas the NW cor. of the JOHN
C. YATES survey of 240 acres & the NE corner of the J. M. GREGORY survey of 160 acres
Thence 1950 varas the WB line of the JOHN
H. BARLOW 640 acre survey Thence N 1950 varas to the beginning and it
appearing to the court that said land sold for its reasonable cash value It is
ordered adjudged & decreed that said sale be in all things approved and
confirmed & that said admrx. execute to the purchaser a deed for the sum and take note
due twelve months after date unto good personaly [personal] security bearing 10% interest per
annum and mortgage and the land to secure the payment of the purchase money.
Ordered that court adjourned
until tomorrow morning until 9 o’clock.
Wednesday morning nine o’clock March 21st 1877. Court
met pursuant to adjournment.
JOHN JOHNSON
vs. Wednesday
March
G. R. HOWELL Et
al 21st 1877
Now on this day comes the Plaintiff by his attorney
and the defendants being called came not but wholly made default wherefore the
said JOHN JOHNSON ought to recover
against the said G. R. HOWELL, G. W.
FITZHUGH and L. W. SHEPARD his
damages by occasion of the premises and it appearing to the court that the
cause of action is liquidated and proven by an …
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…instrument of writing, It is ordered that the Clerk
do assess the damages sustained by the plaintiff and the said Clerk now here
having assessed the damages aforesaid at the sum of Four Hundred and thirty &
66/100 Dollars, it is therefore considered by the court that the said plaintiff
JOHN JOHNSON do have and recover of
the said defendants G. R. HOWELL, G. W.
FITZHUGH and L. W. SHEPHARD the
sum of four hundred and thirty & 66/100 Dollars with interest thereon at
the rate of two per cent per annum together with all cost in this behalf
expended and that he have his Execution. It is further ordered that Execution
issue in favor of the officers of the Court against each party respectively for
the costs by them in this behalf incurred.
Written in
margin: Recd. on this Judgment Seventy dollars—which Should
be credited. Thousand (?) Janury.
1st 1877
Febry. 16th 1878 John
Johnson
Recd. payment in
full of this judgment.
John
Johnson
C. CONRAD &
CO.
vs. Wednesday
March 21st
F. BENNENT &
CO 1873.
(sic)
Now on this day comes the parties by their attorneys
and the defendants withdraws the answer by him heretofore filed and says
nothing (?) in bar of the plaintiff’s action wherefore the said C. CONRAD & CO. ought to recover
against the said T. BENENT (sic) & CO. his damages by
occasion of the premises and it appearing to the court that the cause of action
is liquidated and proved by an instrument of writing it is ordered that the
Clerk do assess the damages aforesaid at the sum of two Hundred and fifty two
81/100 Dollars, it is therefore considered by the court that the said plaintiff
C. CONRAD & CO. do have and
recover of T. BENNENT and E. WILSON the sum of two hundred and
fifty two 81/100 Dollard into interest therein at the rate of 8% per…
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…annum together with all cost in this behalf expended
and that he have his execution. It is further ordered that Execution issue in
favor of the Court against each party respectively for the cost by them in this
behalf incurred.
BEN W. RHINE
vs. Wednesday March
J. H. HARDRICK 21st 1877.
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney and the
defendant having failed to appear and answer in this behalf but wholly made
default wherefore the said BEN W. RHINE
ought to have and recover of J. H.
HARDRICK his damages by occasion of the premises and it appearing to the
court that the cause of action is liquidated and proved by an instrument of
writing, it is ordered that the Clerk do assess the damaged sustained by the
said BEN W. RHINE and the Clerk now
here having assessed the damaged aforesaid at the sum of Four hundred and
twenty seven & 11/100 Dollars it is considered by the court that the said
plaintiff BEN W. RHINE do have and
recover of JAMES H. HARDRICK the sum
of Four Hundred and twenty seven & 11/100 Dollars gold with interest
thereon at the rate of 2 per cent per annum together with all cost in this
behalf expended and that he have his execution. It is further ordered that
Execution issue in favor of the officers of the court against each party
respectively for the cost by them incurred.
Written in
margin: Recd (?) Oct 26th 1880
Fifty One and
32/100 Dollars
On within Judmet.
J. Z. (?) Lucas Aty. For Deft.
BEN W. RHINE Wednesday
March 21st
vs. 1903
1877
J. M. HERNDON This
day comes the plaintiff by his attorney and the de-…
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…fendant having failed to appear and answer in his
behalf, but wholly made default wherefore the said BEN W. RHINE ought to recover against J. M. HERNDON his damages by occasion of the premises and it
appearing to the court that the cause of action is liquidated and proved by an
instrument of writing it is ordered that the Clerk do assess the damages sustained
by said plaintiff and the said Clerk now here having assessed the damaged
sustained by said plaintiff at the sum of Three Hundred and sixty Eight
Dollars, it is therefore considered by the Court that the said plaintiff BEN W. RHINE do have and recover of the
said defendant J. M. HERNDON the sum
of Three Hundred and sixty Eight Dollars with interest thereon at the rate of
12 per cent per annum with all cost herein incurred & that he have his
execution. It is further ordered that Execution issue in favor of the officers
of the court against each party respectively for the cost by him in this behalf
incurred.
GINNAN &
DURVAL
vs. Wednesday March
W. M. LEE Et al 21st 1877
Now on this day this cause is continued by operation
of Law.
THOS H. EMERSON
& BRO.
vs. Wednesday March
McKINNEY CREGER
& BRO. 21st 1877
Now on this day this cause was continued for service
F. M. HUNN
vs. Wednesday
March 21st
JOHN HALL 1877 Now on this day…
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…this cause was dismissed.
N. W. PERKINS
vs. Wednesday March
R. H. TAYLOR 21st 1877
Now on this day this cause was continued by operation
of Law.
JAMES COLEMAN
Admr. Wednesday
March
Est. Wm. C.
JACKSON 21st 1877
Now on this day came on to be heard the annual report
of JAMES COLEMAN as the
administrator of the Estate of WM. C.
JACKSON and the matters & things being fully understood by the court
& it appearing that notice has been given as the law requires it [is]
ordered that the same be approved and recorded.
V. H. ALLEN
admrx. Wednesday
March
M. W. ALLEN Dec. 21st 1877
Now on this day came in to be heard the annual report
of MRS. V. H. ALLEN as the
Administratrix of the Estate of M. W.
ALLEN Deceased and it appearing to the Court that notice of the same has
been given as the law requires and that the same is in all things correct,
ordered that the same be approved and recorded.
T. [F.?] E. HAYS
vs. Wednesday
March 21st
DURETTE E.
HENDRIX 1877
Now came on to be heard the application of T. E. HAYS to be appointed guardian of
the person and Estate of DURETTE E.
HENDRIX a minor and it appearing that notice…
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…of the same has been given as the law requires it is
ordered by the court that said application be granted and that letters of
guardianship issue to him upon his filing a bond in the sum of seven Hundred
Dollars in good and approved security & taking the oath required by Law.
JOHN P. HUNTER
vs. Wednesday
March
ESTES BERRY &
CO. 21st 1877
Now came on to be heard the motion of plaintiff to
strike out the Defts. answer and the matters & things being fully
understood by the court, motion was overruled to which ruling of the Court the
Plff. Excepts.
J. F BONMAR
vs. ERROR Wednesday
March
LEE & OGLESBY 21st 1877
Ordered by the court that this cause be dismissed.
JOHN P. HUNTER
vs. Wednesday
March
ESTES BERRY &
CO. 21ST 1877
Now on this day plaintiff has leave to amend.
JOHN P. HUNTER
vs. Wednesday
March
ESTES BERRY &
CO. 21ST 1877
Now on this day this cause was continued by the
plaintiff.
D. P. PERRY
vs. Wednesday
March
G. T. ARMSTRONG 21ST 1877
Now on this day comes the parties and files the
following agree Judgment. 1st (?) writ: It is hereby agreed
by the Plaintiff to the…
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…Defendants in the above entitled cause that a
Judgment for the cost that has accrued in said cause be rendered against both
plaintiff and Defendant each party paying one half of the cost and it is
further agreed by the parties that any cost that has been paid by either one
shall go as a credit for his benefit. March 22nd 1877.
White
& Davidson
For
Plaintiff
G.
T. Armstrong
It is therefore ordered by the Court that plff. &
Deft. Each pay one half of the cost in this case incurred and that Execution
issue against each party respectively for the cost by them expended in this
case in favor of the officers of the Court.
J. H. BONMAR
vs. Wednesday
March
GEO. ELLISON and 21st 1877
J. W. BROCK Now
on this day came on to be heard the above entitled cause and the parties plff.
and defts. having waived a Jury the matters and things therein in litigation as
well of fact as of law were submitted to the court and it appearing to the
court that Plffs. demand (?) is
liquidated and proven by an instrument of writing, it is ordered adjudged and
decreed by the Court that the Clerk assess the damages and the damages having
assessed by the clerk at the sum of thirteen hundred & sixty six &
66/100 Dollars, It is ordered adjudged and decreed that the Plff. J. H. BONMAR have and recover of &
from the defts. GEO. ELLISON & J. W. BROCK the said sum of thirteen hundred Sixty six & 66/100
Dollars into interest at the rate of two & one half…
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…per cent per month together with all cost in this
behalf expended for which let Execution issue and that Execution issue against
Each party respectively, in favor of the officers of the court for the cost
incurred by them.
J. W. BONMAN
vs. Wednesday
March
GEO. ELLSON Et al 21st 1877
Now on this day come on to be heard the matter of JAS. L. FLORENCE garnishee (?) in the
above cause and it appearing to the court that plff. J. H. BONMAN had recovered Judgment against the defendants GEORGE ELLISON & J. M. BROCK in above cause for the sum
of thirteen hundred sixty Six & 66/100 Dollars and it further appearing to
the court that the garnishee (?) JAS. L.
FLORENCE has failed his answer in said cause under onto oath stating that
he is indebted to the Deft. J. W. BROCK
in the sum of two hundred & twenty nine Dollars it is therefore ordered
adjudged and decreed by the court that Plff. J. H. BONMAN have & recover of & from said garnishee (?) JAS. L. FORENCE the sum of two hundred
& twenty nine dollars into interest at the rate of one per cent per month
for which let execution issue. It is further ordered that this Judgment be a
bar to any recovery on the said claim of said J. W. BROCK against the said JAS.
L. FLORENCE & that he have and recover of & from the Plff. J. H. BONMAN his costs in this behalf
expended.
J. W. BONMAN
vs. Wednesday
March
GEO. ELLISON Et
al 21st 1877
Now on this day come on to be heard…
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…the matter of W.
L. MERONY (?) garnishee in the above cause and it appearing to the court
that Plff. J. H. BONMAN had
recovered Judgment against the defendants GEORGE
ELLISON & J. M. BROCK in the
above cause for the sum of thirteen hundred sixty six & 66/100 Dollars and
it further appearing to the court that the garnishee W. L. MERONY (?) has failed his answer in said cause under oath
says that he is indebted to the Deft. J.
W. BROCK in the sum of one hundred & twelve & 18/100 Dollars it is
therefore ordered adjudged and decreed by the court that Plff. J. H. BONMAN have and recover of &
from said garnishee W. L. MERONY (?)
the sum of one Hundred & twelve & 18/100 Dollars unto interest at the
rate of ten percent per annum for which let Execution issue. It is further
ordered that this Judgment be a bar to any recovery in the said claim of said J. W. BROCK against the said W. L. MERONY and that he have and
recover of & from the Plff. J. H.
BONMAN his cost in this behalf Expended.
Now on this day comes the Sheriff of Collin County and
returned into Court the list of jurors selected by the Jury Commissioners to
serve during the first week of ___(?) term of the County Court of Collin County
and all of whom fail to appear and were excused except JOHN JOHNSON, J. C. MOORE and JAMES
WOODS who were duly impaneled and sworn to serve during the first week of
this court.
J. A. MALLON Et al
vs. Monday
March 19th 1877
Est. C. &
M. MALLON Now
on this day this cause coming on for trial and the presiding Judge of this
court being disqualified…
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…from trying the same by being of kin to one of the
defts. by consanguinity in the 3rd degree, it is ordered that the
same be transferred to the District Court of Collin County for trial, and that
the Clerk of the Court make out and forward to the District Clerk a complete
transcript of the same.
F. M. BROCK
vs. Wednesday
March 21st
DYE & ROSS 1877
Now on this day this cause is continued by consent.
JOHN C. EASTON
vs. Wednesday
DANIEL STIFF 21st 1877
Now on this day come on to be heard the above entitled
cause and a Jury D____ded by both parties, and the matters and things submitted
to the court, and after hearing the evidence and argument of the counsel, It is
ordered adjudged and decreed by the Court that the plaintiff JOHN C. EASTON have and recover of the
defendant DAVID STIFF the sum of two
Hundred and Eighty five Dollars unto interest at the rate of 8 per cent per
annum together with all cost in this behalf incurred and that he have his
Execution, it is further ordered that Execution issue against Each party
respectively for the cost by them in this behalf incurred in favor of the
officers of the court.
HENRY L. BUSH Et al
vs. Wednesday
Est. O. E. BUSH
& D. M. BUSH dec. March 21st
1877
This day came on to be heard the applicant’s petition
for a partition and distribution of the residue of said Estate and said
applicant’s appearing in…
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…person and said W.
R. BUSH administrator of said Estate said HARRIET F. BUSH for herself and as guardian of said O. H. BUSH appearing by attorney after
hearing been duly cited and it appearing to the court that the following
persons are the only heirs at law of said OLIVER
E. and D. M. BUSH to wit HARRIET F. BUSH, O. E. BUSH, W. R. BUSH, H. L. BUSH, ED M. BUSH, C. P. BUSH,
WICK GRAVES, C. H. P. FUELE, WALTER FUELE and SUSAN E. HERNDON and
said HARRIET F. BUSH having in open
court disclaimed and waived all title and interest in the real Estate belonging
to said Estate and it appearing to the court that the following described tract
of land is an undistributed residue of said Estate to wit a tract of land
situated in Collin County about Eight miles west of the City of McKinney on the
waters of Rowlett’s creek being a portion of 320 acres of land patented to DAVID L. MELTON assignee of THOS. PHILIPS and being a portion of 94
acres of land out of said 320 acres conveyed March 20th 1862 by said DAVID L. MELTON
and wife to said OLIVER E. BUSH Beginning
at the South East corner of said 94 acre tract on the East boundary line of said
94 acre tract on the East boundary line of said 320 acre tract Thence North 23
chains and 50 links to the North East corner of said 94 acres Thence West south
and East to the place of beginning so as to contain 40 acres of land it is
therefore ordered and adjudged by the court that the said 40 acres of land be
partitioned and distributed among and between said heirs according to quantity
and quality as follows to wit to said O.
H. BUSH one sixteenth thereof, to said W.
R. BUSH…
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…H. L. BUSH, ED
M. BUSH, C. P. BUSH, MICK GRAVES and SUSAN
E. HERNDON each one fourteenth and one sixteenth to said WALTER FUELE two thirds (?) of one
fourteenths and one sixteenth thereof 2/3 (1/4 x1/16) and to said C. H. P. FUELE 1/3 (1/14 X 1/16) one
third of one fourteenth and one sixteenth thereof and it is hereby ordered that
A. E. QUISENBERRY, J. S. DANELE (?)
and DAVID MELTON be appointed
commissioners to partition and distribute said land among and between said
heirs and to report the same to the next term of this court.
E. A. QUISENBERRY
Admr. ERROR
Est. of R. J.
QUISENBERRY
J. H BONMAN
vs. Wednesday
March 21st
LEE & OGLESBY 1877
Now on this [day] this cause was dismissed for want of
prosecution.
C. C. STEBBINS Wednesday March
(unreadable) 21st 1877
In the County Court of Collin County March term A. D.
1877 in the matter of CHARLES C.
STIBBINS application for pension, on this day the application for a pension
to be granted him by the state of Texas came on to be heard the state of Texas
being represented by F. D. PERKINS
County attorney of Collin County after hearing the evidence and said
(unreadable) is considered adjudged and decreed by the court that said
application contains such facts as entitled the applicant under…
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…the law to a pension and due notice of the same has
been given and that the facts stated in said application are true it is
therefore ordered that a certified copy of the said application and a
certificate of the court to the (unreadable) of the same issue to the said CHARLES C. STIBBINS.
GEO. W. SIMPSON &
W. M. LEE
vs. Wednesday
March
J. O. FLACK & 21ST 1877
MARY O. SIMPSON Now on this day came on
to be hear the above entitled cause and it appearing to the court that GEO. W. SIMPSON and W. M. LEE have been removed as the
administrators of the Estate of MARY S.
SIMPSON Decd. and that J. M. BARRIS was
appointed in their stead it is therefore ordered and decreed by the court that J. W. BARRIS be made party, plaintiff,
as administrator, to this suit.
GEO. W. SIMPSON &
W. M. LEE
vs. Wednesday
March 21ST
J. O. FLACK & 1877
MARY O. SIMPSON
Now comes JOS. M. BARRIS administrator De Bonis Non of the Est. of MARY S. SIMPSON and says he will no
further prosecute this suit. It is therefore ordered by the court that the
plaintiff take nothing by this suit and that the Defts. go hence without day
and that they have and recover of and from the Estate of MARY O. SIMPSON Dec’d. the cost in this behalf Expended to be paid
in due course of administration.
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Ordered that court adjourn until tomorrow morning at 9
o’clock.
Thursday morning Mch. 22nd 1877
court met pursuant to adjournment.
Now on this day comes the Sheriff of Collin County and
returned into court the following named person to wit G. M FITZHUGH, A. B. LEKLE (?), W. R. SHORT, W. M. RAGLIN, I. M. SMITH,
R. K. SWAN, JOHN HOGUN, C. H. HEDNICK (?), A. (?) M. INGRUM and J. AARON, L. BROSWELL (?) to serve as
Jurors during the first week of this court, who were duly impaneled and sworn.
M. A. TAYLOR
vs. Thursday
March 22/77
S. C. ANDERSON This day came in to be heard the
above entitled cause and the plaintiff having failed to appear and prosecute
his suit, it is therefore considered by the court that the plaintiff take
nothing by his suit and that the defendant go hence without day and that he
have and recover of the defendant his cost in this behalf expensed and that he
have his execution. It is further ordered that Execution issue against each
party respectively for the cost by them incurred.
CAMERON &
PAGE
vs. Thursday
March
CITY OF McKINNEY 22nd 1877
Now on this day comes the plaintiffs by their
attorneys and moves the court to dismiss the append in this cause and the
matters and things being fully understood by the court it is ordered that the
same be recorded.
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THOS. P. McLEAN
vs. Thursday
March
J. L. WHITE 22nd 1877
Now on this day comes the plaintiff by attorney and
moves the court to dismiss this cause and the matters and things being fully
understood by the court, it is ordered that the same be overruled.
D. O. PERRY
vs. Thursday
March
STANDFORD JORDAN &
DAVIS 22nd 1877
Now on this day came the plaintiff and by attorney and
moves the court to dismiss this cause and the matters & things being fully
understood by the court, it is ordered that the same be overruled to which
ruling defts. except.
Ordered that court adjourn until tomorrow morning 9
o’clock.
Friday morning 9 o’clock court met pursuant to
adjournment.
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March Term 1877
Ordered that court adjourn until Saturday morning nine
o’clock.
Saturday Morning 9 o’clock court met pursuant to
adjournment.
Ordered that court adjourn until Monday morning nine
o’clock.
Monday Morning March 26th 1877 Court
met pursuant to adjournment.
H. W. LONG
vs. Monday
March
Est. THOS.
ADAMSON Dec. 26th 1877
Now on this day this cause was continued by Plff.
Written in margin
of the following and across the body of entry: ERROR
JOHN COX
admr. Monday
March
SUSAN J. STIMSON Dec. 26th 1877
Now on this day came on to be hear the final report of
JNO. COX as Executor of the Est. of SUSAN J. STIMSON Decd. and it appearing
to the court that notice has been given as the law required, it is ordered that
same be approved and recorded upon and Executor discharged from his trust upon
his filing vouchers showing all Estate disposed of as required by (unreadable).
RACHEL WATTS Application
to file inventory of Community Estate
Admrx [marked out] Monday
March 26th
Est. GEO. WATTS
Dec. 1877
Now on this day this cause was dismissed.
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March Term 1877
GEORGE A. WILSON
vs. Monday March
Est. GEORGE
WATTS Dec. 26th 1877
On this day came on to be heard the application of GEORGE A. WILSON to be appointed
administrator of the Est. of GEO. WATTS
Deceased and it appearing to the Court that notice has been given as the law
requires, it is ordered that said application be granted and that letters of
administration issued to him upon his filing a bond in the sum of twenty eight
thousand Dollars with good and approved security and taking the oath required
by law.
GEO. A. WILSON
vs. Monday
March 26th
Est. GEO. WATTS 1877
Ordered by the court that J. D. PAGE, J. S. HEARD and F.
J. CLOYD be appointed appraisers of the Estate of GEO. WATTS Decd.
P. W. BALDWIN
Guardian Monday
March
MARTHA D. BALDWIN Minor 26th 1877
Now on this day this cause was continued by operation
of law.
JOS. W. BARNES
Guardian Monday
March 26th
M. REBECCA
HUFFMAN 1877
Now on this day this cause was continued by operation
of law.
JOS. W. BARNES
Guardian Monday
March
M. AMANDA HUFFMAN 26th 1877
Now on this day this cause was continued by operation
of law.
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March Term 1877
J. L. LOVELADY
Guardian Monday
March
Est. S. C.
MARSHALL Minor 26th 1877
Now on this day this cause was continued by operation
of law.
WM. SHUMATE (?)
vs. Monday
March 26th
R. F. ROBINSON 1877
Now on this day came to be heard the motion of the
defendant to dismiss the appeal in this cause and the matters and things being
fully understood by the court, it is ordered & adjudged by the court that
said appeal be dismissed and that writ (?) procedure do issue to F. M. BONDS requiring & commanding
him to proceed to Execute his said Judgment it is further ordered by the Court
that WM. SHUMATE pay all cost
accrued in this court for which let execution issue.
Ordered that court adjourn until Tuesday morning at 9
o’clock.
Tuesday morning 9 o’clock court met pursuant to
adjournment.
A.M. INGRAM
vs. Tuesday
March 27th 1877
G. T. ARMSTRONG Now on this day this
cause was continued by consent.
Now on this day comes the sheriff of Collin County and
returns into court the following Jury list to serve during the 2nd week, to wit SAM ANDERSON, R.
K. SWAN, S. D. HEARD, CHAS. McKINNEY, F. M. HILL and J. P. DANELL who were duly impaneled and sworn.
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March Term 1877
Ordered that court adjourn until tomorrow morning at 9
o’clock.
Wednesday morning 9 o’clock court met pursuant to
adjournment.
CAMERON &
PAGE
vs. Wednesday
March
CITY OF McKINNEY 28th 1877
Now on this day this cause coming on for trial and a
Jury being demanded there came a Jury of six good and lawful men R. K. SWAN and 5 others and after being
duly impaneled and sworn and after hearing the evidence argument of counsel and
charge of the court retired to consider their verdict and after mature
deliberation returned into open court and says they cannot agree and after an
agreement between the parties the Jury was discharged and this cause was
continued.
J. H. BONMAN
Guardian Wednesday
March
J. J. RUSSELL minor 28th 1877
Now on this day come on to be heard the annual report
of J. H. BONMAN guardian of the
Estate of J. J. RUSSELL minor of the
condition of said Estate and it appearing to the court that notice of the same
has been given according to law, it is ordered that same be approved and
recorded.
Now on this day comes the Sheriff of Collin County and
returns into Court the following Jury list L.
GREMAN, PHILIP SMITH, C. W. McKINNEY, J. R. CUMMINGS, G. W. EASTIS, and C. D. BATES to serve as Jurors in this
Court and who were duly impaneled and sworn.
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March Term 1877
Ordered that court adjourn until tomorrow morning 9
o’clock.
Thursday March 29th 1877 Court met pursuant to
adjournment.
V. H. ALLEN
vs. Thursday
March 29th
Est.. M. W.
ALLEN Dec. 1877
Now on this day came on to be heard the exhibit of Mrs. V. H. ALLEN admx.
of the Estate of M. W. ALLEN
deceased and the matters and things therein being fully understood by the court
it is ordered adjudged and decreed that the same be in all things approved and
it further appearing to the court that V.
H. ALLEN paid once [one?] certain note dated Feby.
5/1874 executed by M. W. ALLEN
deceased to BOARD NEMY & WELCH
for the sum of 60$ the sum of $55 40/00 and also paid an account due to SHAW & PORTWOOD the sum of 196$
both of said claims property chargeable against the Estate of M. W. ALLEN deceased, it is ordered
adjudged and decreed that said V. H.
ALLEN be subrogated to aleiter (?) rights of said
BOARD NEMY & WELCH and SHAW and PORTWOOD in the aforesaid claims in the amount paid by her upon
each and that she have and receive equally into other creditors of the same
class on said amounts in any payment which may be made by said Estate.
JNO. C. EASTON
vs. Thursday
March
DAVID STIFF 29th 1877
Now on this day came on to be heard the defendants
motion for a new trial and the matters and things being fully understood by the
court it was overruled to which…
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March Term 1877
…ruling defendant excepts and gives notice of a appeal
to the court of appeals.
Ordered that court adjourn until tomorrow morning 9
o’clock.
Friday morning 9 o’clock court met pursuant to
adjournment.
EMMA F. & J.
M. LEE
vs. Friday
March
T. T. BRADLY guardian 30th 1877
Minor heirs of J.
S. & C. BRADLY Decd. Now
on this day this cause was continued by consent.
T. T. BRADLY
Guardian Friday
March 30th
WILLIAM BRADLY minor 1877
Now on this day this cause was continued by consent.
T. T. BRADLY
Guardian Friday
March 30th
Est. MARY
BRADLY Minor 1877
Now on this day this cause was continued by consent.