Collin County, TX Genealogical & Historical Records

Probate Minutes - 1871-1879 - Volume B-1 - pp 51-135

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Note: the following invoice and inventory was extremely difficult to transcribe, probably for several reasons, including the handwriting, the spelling of the person doing the invoice and a lack of familiarity on my part with some of the products being invoiced meaning that I was unable to decipher the handwriting. I apologize for the poor quality of the transcription.

Invoice of Mrs. PARRIS Goods March 1st 1872

	Dr.	Cr.
3 ½ Doz. Iron Table spoons @ 50¢	$1.75
3 ½ Doz. French tipid (?) spoons @ 1.50	5.25
1/6 Doz. Post spoons	.16 2/8
½ Doz. French Tea Spoons	.37 ½
5 Doz. Set Knives and forks 1.50	7.50
3 Doz. Set Knives and forks 1.20	8.60
14 Popus Forks @ 3	.40
2/3 Doz. Set Strap Hengers (?) @16 2/3	.50
11 Cokes Soap 4	.44
2/3 Doz. Candle Sticks @2.00	1.00
2/3 Doz. Coffee Mills 4.00	1.00
2 Sow Hibs (?) @ 18 3/4	.37
10 Grotes @ 8 1/2	.85
Lamp wicks	.60
21 Gross screws @45	.45
3 Pad locks	.50
5 Door Locks 21.00	21.85 ½
7 ½ Pr. Spurs @ 62 1/2	4.68 ½
4 ¼ Sawp Chimneys .50	21.12 ½
1 lb. Race Pinger (?)	.19
3 lb. Sulphur 6	.18
1 lb. Cloves	.50
2 lb. Logewood 15	.80
1 ½ lb. Sloe thread	1.86 Z (?)
1 pr. Hams (?)	.45
2 Malaps Cups	.25
1 Pepper Box	.08 ½
2 5/12 Doz. Blacking boxes 6.00	1.74
4 Licup Burrus 10¢	.40
36 lb. sleut 10¢	3.60
1 lb. Nut Nego	1.50
27 lb. Indigo	1.90
1 Doz. Jass Glass	4.50
2 bot. Snuff 38 To.	.66 2/3
7 Box Mustard 14	.98
Pie Plate	1.00
3 Lamps Glass	4.50
3 pr. Doz. Tumblers 1.00	3.50
3 Buckets 68 3/4	1.37 1/2
1 C. Diopus	.37
3 Doz. Bowls 7 2/12	2.55
3 Muggs @ 8¢	.24
1 2/3 Doz. P. C. Cupps @.75	1.00
2 pr. Doz. P. C. Cupps @.50	1.25

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	cts.
2 cream pitchers 20	$ .40
2 butter dishes 75	1.50
1 Doz. Plates c. c. 65	.65
5 Doz. 6 plates Granate plates 112 pn. Doz.	.45 2/3
2 Doz. Dishes 62 ½	1.25
35 Doz. Lbs. capiras 3 ½	6.65
6 ½ Doz. Castings 6	.39
2/3 Doz. Hoes 7.50	5.00
1 pr. Coniten (?) Scales	10.00
½ box glass 4.00	2.00
1 Set measures	1.25
2 Scoops	1.25
6 Keggs Nails 5	30.00
70 lbs. Horse Shoes 8¢	5.60
70 lbs. Putters 6¢	4.55
1 Small tub	.25
4 H. Oil Sinsead (?)	.50
17 Doz. Silk Nilts (?) @2. 50	2.91 2/3
8 Doz. Silk Nilts (?) @ 10 1/5	.81 ½
1 Ladies Hat 6/	.75
15 Yds. Indiantins Lace	.75
45 boxes Gents Paper Collars	5.62 ½
2/3 Doz. Wallets 3.00	1.00
½ Doz. Wallets 2.50	1.25
1 Corset	1.25
2 ½ Doz. Brilaisse (?) Frelling (?) 75	1.87 ½
2 ½ “ “ “ 180	3.75
2 “ “ “ 62 ½	2.00
2 Pkgs. Pins 70	1.25
1 2/12 Doz. Men’s white gloves 1.75	1.40
5 Wallets 16 2/3	3.35
11 Cords Bitters 5¢	.83 1/3
3 Cords Bitters 16 2/8	.55
11 bunches S. K. Braid 18¢	.50
2 yds. Ruffling @ ?	1.50
5 cords Drfs Trimmings 20	.25
4 yds. belt Rebon. 35 (Black)	1.00
4 pr. Cotton Hoes 20	.80
3 pr. Cotton Hoes 14	.42
4 pr. Cotton Hoes 33 1/3	1.33 1/3
8 pr. Cotton Hoes 12 ½	1.00
13 pr. Cotton Hoes 18 ¾	2.43
29 pr. Cotton Hoes 2 ½	7.25
7 pr. Cotton Hoes ½ (?)	.87 ½

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1 Br. Cotton Hoes 37 ½	.37 ½
10 Br. Cotton Hoes 2/	1.25
7 Br. Cotton Hoes 31 ¼	2.18 ½
11 Br. Cotton Hoes 29	3.19
14 Br. Cotton Hoes 10 ¢	1.40
4 Br. Cotton Hoes 10¢	.40
10 Silk HK fs @ 81	8.10
3 pr suspenders 2/	.75
24 pckgs.(sic) envelopes	3.00
12 pr. suspenders	6.00
6 Shirt Fronts 10	.60
2 Shirt Fronts 10	.90
5 Shirt Fronts 45	1.45
2/3 Doz. Ladies Hats .20	.80
2/6 Doz. Ladies Hats 2.00	4.00
2/4 Doz. Ladies Hats 1.75	5.25
2 Hors (?) Brushes	.60
Hair Pins	.40
Knitting Pins	.15
Sil__ Thread	.85
“ “	.85
Silk Skin Thread	1.00
Victoria Spool Thread	.45
Thumbles & buckles	.75
7 pr. Ladies Col. Gloves 9 ½	.65
3 pr. Ladies Col. Gloves 6 ¼	.18
1 pr. Ladies Col. Gloves 12 ½	.12 ½
7 pr. Ladies Col. Gloves 30	2.10
4 pr. Ladies Gaunelletts 100	4.00
1 ½ Black Ribbon 4 in. 4.00	6.75
1 Black Ribbon .90	.90
1 Black Ribbon .90	.90
2 Black Ribbon 1.00	2.00
4 Black Ribbon .65	2.60
3 Black Ribbon. 37	1.11
2 Half blocks .25	.50
1 Needle 2.00	2.00
¼ Doz. Rub Pocket Combs 2.75	.68
7 Horn Combs Rocket 10 ½	.73
7 Horn combs Pocket 5	.35
2 Rubber combs Pocket 5	.10
10/12 Doz. Horn fine Comb 7	.70
½ Doz. Tucking Comb 2.50	1.25
2/3 Doz. Tucking Combs .50	.33
3/12 Ladies belts @ 2.25	.95
¾ Doz. Neck ties 1.25	.90

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2/3 Doz. Neck ties 300	1.00
2/6 Doz. Collgne (Cologne?) 150	.25
1 Doz. Quarters prs.	2.25
4 Doz. Cokes Soap 6 ¼	.25
2 Doz. Straw beds 1.25	2.50
3 ½ Doz. Pess. Difo trimmings .55	1.93
1/12 Doz. Ladies Belts 7.50	1.25
8 Doz. Leather Ladies Belts 11 2/3	.37
1 ½ Doz. Gross Singer (?) Coat Buttons 2.00	.93
½ Doz. Gross Singer (?) Coat Buttons 2.50	3.00
1 2/3 Doz. Great Gross buttons (Pouts) 1.75	2.50
2 Cotton HKfs 37 ½	.75
6 Cotton HKfs Gingham 37 ½	2.33
5 ½ yds. Italian cloth .50	.75
41 yds. Gingham @.30	2.25
6 yds. blk. Lawn .27	2.75
1539 yds. Calico @11¢	12.30
2 yds. Blk. Calico .11	5.40
42 yds. Lawn @ 30¢	1.62
16 ½ yds Lawn @ 30¢	169.29
23 yds. Blk. Alpocca (Alpaca?) .40	.22
¾ yds. Lawn .70	4.62
8 yds. Flannel .40	3.20
14 yds. Flannel .25	3.50
15 yds. Flannel .45	6.75
¾ Doz. Bolnoroll 9.80	7.12
5 chick sheets .66	3.30
1 over sheet @1.25	1.25
23 yds. Chambrie (chambray?)	2.87
2 Ladies cloaks	6.00
7 yds. Flannel @ .45	3.15
26 yds. Blu. Domestic .13	3.88
36 yds. Blu. Domestic @ .15	5.40
21 ½ yds. Blu. Domestic @ 16	3.44
14 yds. Blu. Domestic 12 ½	1.75
42 yds. Blu. Domestic 18 ½	7.77
38 yds. Blu. Domestic 18 ½	7.03
46 yds. Blu. Domestic -/-	5.75
14 yds. Blu. Domestic 9 ½	1.33
48 yds. Blu. Domestic 10 ½	5.04
31 yds. Apm. Chick (?) 16	4.96
31 yds. Chick Luesg (?) 23 ½	6.96

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42 yds. chick Linsey (Lindsey?) @ 23½	9.87
30 yds. Red Linsey @ 23 ½	7.05
12 yds. Plaids Linsey @19	2.28
29 yds. Plaids Linsey @ 19	5.51
39 yds. Resska Cotton @ 16	6.24
40 yds. Resska Cotton @ 16	6.40
64 yds. Plaids @ 16	10.24
14 yds. Plaids@ 16	2.24
17 yds. Plaids @ 1/1	2.12
15 Chick Linsey @40	6.00
43 yds. Chick Linsey (Lindsey?) @ 22	9.46
16 yds. Chick Linsey @ 25	4.00
5 yds Towling (Toweling?) @ 212	1.10
18 yds. Towling @ 17 ½	3.15
17 yds. Towling @ 212	2.12
3 yds. Towling @17 ½	.75
8 yds. (unreadable) Chick @ 16	1.28
7 ½ yds. Ticling @ 27	2.02
6 yds. Ticking @ 25	1.50
55 yds. Ticking @ 14	7.70
12 yds. Ticking Jams @ 25	3.00
20 ½ yds. Dorkins @ 65	13.32
9 ½ yds. Dorkins @ 53	5.22
3 yds. Hats @ 87 ½	2.62
1 Doz. Men’s wool Vests 9.00	9.00
11/12 Doz.Men’s Wool Vest 12.00	11.00
1 Doz. Boys Wool Vests	9.00
1 Doz. Boys Wool Vests 10.50	10.50
¾ Doz. Children’s Vests 6.00	4.50
¾ Doz. Children’s Vests 6.00	4.50
2/3 Doz. Men’s Wool Hats 14.00	9.33
1/4 Doz. Boy’s Hats @ 9.00	2.25
5/12 Doz. Men’s Hat @ 9.00	14.58
11/12 Doz. Boys’ Hats 10.50	9.63
¼ Doz. Men’s Plush Hats 45.00	11.25
¼ Doz. Men’s Blk. Hats 24.00	6.00
¼ Doz. Men’s Wool Hats 9.00	2.25
¼ Doz. Boys’ Hats 9.00	4.50
1/6 Doz. Men’s Wool Hats 14.00	2.33
1/6 Doz. Men’s Wool Hats 14.00	9.00
¼ Doz. Men’s Jim (?) Hats 86$	3.00
1/12 Doz. Men’s Plush Hats 36$	5.00
½ Doz “ “ “ 24.00	8.00
1/6 Doz. Men’s Wool Hats 14.00	3.00
2 pr Wool Socks 4/	1.00
1 pr. Ladies Shoes	2.00

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2	Br Boots @ 5.00	$10.00
1	Br Bze (?) Boots 2.75	2.75
3	Br Bze (?) Boots 2.00	6.00
7	Br. Bze (?) Boots 1.50	10.50
7	Br Bze (?) Shoes 137 ½	9.62
10	Br. Bze (?) Shoes 100	10.00
9	Br Children fancy Shoes 83 1/3	7.50
7	Br Nufs fancy Shoes 162 ½	16.25
4	Br Nufs Shoes 250	17.50
4	Br Nufs Cloth Shoes 212 ½	8.50
6	Br Childs fancys 75	4.50
10	Br Ladies Shoes 212 ½	21.50
6	Br C. C. Gartins 137 ½	8.75
4	Br Shoes 108 ¼	4.33
6	Br Children’s Shoes 125	11.25
10	Br Ladies Shoes 127 ½	4.12
6	Br C. C. Gartins 137 ½	3.75
4	Br Shoes 108 ¼	6.00
9	Br Children’s Shoes 125	9.37
3	Br Ladies Shoes 127 ½	3.33
5	Br Children’s Shoes 75	11.08
6	Br Children’s Shoes 100	5.00
5	Br Ladies Shoes 187 ½	2.97
2	Br Brogan 166 1/3	9.50
7	Br Men’s Coy Shoes 158 2/3	9.50
1	Br Boots Calf 500	15.00
9	Br Grain Bags @ 33	7.50
1	Doz. under Shirts
¾	Doz. under Shirts 12.00	9.00
1	Doz. Fancy Neglace (?) over shirt	15.00
1/2	Doz. Smen (?) Bosem Shirt 15.00	7.50
1/2	Doz. Smen (?) Bosem Shirt 20.00	10.00
1	Doz. Calico Sheets 11.00	11.00
25	Yds. Chambro 25	6.25
20 ½	Yds. Chambro 25	5.12
7 1/2	Yds. Chambro 25	1.87
43 ½	Yds. Drefs. Goods 25	10.87
55	Yds. Victoria Stripe 30	16.50
36	Yds. Red Stripe Dress Goods 27	9.72
38	Yds. Alpaca Sustens 24	9.12
27	Yds. Chick C. Goods 22	5.94
38	Yds. Cotton Gingham 15	5.70
36	Yds. Cotton Gingham 15	5.40
35	Yds. Cotton Gingham 15	5.25
12	Yds. Oil Calico 33	3.96
4	Haymakes H Proof 22	.88
4 ½	Yds. Suffolk Drill 14 ½	68
61	Yds. Hornutton Drill 14 ½	8.84
1	Yds. Ladies Cloak	4.25
63	Yds. Dwight	6.93

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89	Yds Altanta V 11	10.23
70 ½	Yds. Balenaughes Sterling 11 ½	8.79
81 1/2	Yds. H. C. 4/4 Brow 12	10.19
2	Pr. Saddle Blankets 2.75	5.50
5	Pr. Norwich 10/4 Blankets 4.75	23.75
	Coffin Screws	.75
1/4	Doz. Balemoral Skirts 16.50	4.13
1/12	Doz. Balemoral Skirts 36.00	3.00
10/in	Doz. Girls Dogskin gaulettes	7.00
8/12	Doz. Jurtip Gloves 7.50	5.00
9/12	Doz..Sheep Gaulette 4.50	3.37
3	Pr. Sheep Gaulette 1.00	3.00
8	Pr. Sadies Cold Gloves	3.33
1	Doz. Pr. Men’s Cotton Glove 2.40	2.40
2/6	Doz. Pr. Men’s Blue (?) Cotton Gloves 14 ½	1.45
9	Hoods 37 ½	3.37
9	Nubias 64 ½	5.80
1	Dog lead Pencils 60	.60
2 ½	Dog lead Pencils 25	.62 ½
1	Doz. Corset Clasps	1.00
2	Doz. Pop Books 1.25	2.50
64	Doz. Pen Holders @ 3	1.92
2	Doz. Horn bill @ 2.00	4.00
5	Albums	5.00
10	Rr Normanus Mxia Colln. Hoes 20 ¾	2.07
1	Pc. Betting	2.15
1	Pc. Ribon	.45
1	Pc. Ribon	.60
½	Pc. Ribon 1.75	.87
1	Pc. Ribon	2.25
2/3	Doz. Suspenders 2.15	1.43
11	Over Stents 83 2/3	9.16
6	Over Stents 1.25	7.50
10	Box Ruben Hair Pins	22.50
3 ½	Box Hooks & Eyes 22	.77
1	Doz. Hair Combs	1.60
1 ½	Dox. In. Rib/ Combs 2.75	2.32
	No. 50 F. B. Buttons	2.50
6	Yds. Brd. Ribbons	3.90
1	P. C. Ribbon	.33
1	P. C. Ribbon	.33
4	Yds. Ribbon 17 ½	.70
10	Yds. Ribbon 13	1.30
1	P. C. Ribbon	1.15
2	Round Combs .21	.42

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3	Round combs 23	$ .69
8	Round combs 33 1/3	2.66
8	Lallen Brushes	1.33
9	Lt. Pomade Horn oil 14 ½	1.30
12	Lt. Cologne water	2.40
5	Corse (sic) Combs c/-	.62
7	Tine Combs	1.01
3	Tine Coms	.43
1	Po (sic) Coffe Flingo	1.50
2	Childs Skirls 1.00	2.00
5	Childs Coats 58 ½	.25
1	Doz. Bonnet Boards 45	1.50
2	Bot. Rose Hair Oil c/-	.20
3 ½	Blacks Haute Nouveaute 87 1/2	29.60
1	Black Egal Brand	.63
37	Doz. Coat Buttons	2.61
6	Picus @ 10 ½	.32
9	Picus @ 29	2.80
16	Jews Hoops 2	4.80
3 ½	Doz. Coats Cotton 80	.37
6	Doz. Coats Cotton 80	.20
1	Voil	.90
4	Ham Jim Combs 5	.37
4 ½	Trs. Paper 20	1.00
1	Trs. Paper	.37
6	Prs. Scissors 30	1.80
1	Ream Rap. Paper	1.00
13	Box Sye 10 1/3	1.36
20	Yds. Table Linen 100	20.00
16	Yds. Table Linen 70	11.20
7	Pro Men’s P. S. Loco top Boot 4.25	29.75
10	Pro Men’s Kip R. S. Boot 333 1/3	33.33
2	pro Men;s Kip Bock 350	7.00
5	Pro Brzs Bock 291 2/3	14.58
1	Doz. Yyttes Brogen Shoes 12.00	12.00
20	Pro Mifsus Kip Eng. Polka 130	26.00
8	Pro Wms. Kip Eng. Polka 112 ½	9.00
11	Pro Wms. Sa. Mso. Pol. 150	16.50
7	Pro Wms. Sag. Mso. Pol 225	15.75
11	Pro Wms. Cf. Pr. Pol 175	19.25
11	Pro Wms. Acf Bals 112 ½	12.37
21	Pro Mens Sap Kep Boots 400	84.00
12	Pro Brzo Sap Brogon 150	18.00
24	Pro Norman Sap Polkas 1950	39.00
16	Pro. Men;s Bock Brogons 162 ½	26.00
5	Pro. Normans. Sup. Kip Polk 166 2/3	8.50

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7	Pr. Women’s Heel Boots 2.25	$15.75
6	Belway Janes Sock Coats 3.00	18.00
6	Belway Janes Pants 1.37 ½	8.25
18	Yds. Nansook 25	4,50
5	Yds. Nansook 20	1.00
16 ½	Yds. Nansook 30	4.95
11	Yds. Nansook 40	4.40
15	Yds. Nansook 35	5.25
11 ¾	Yds. Nansook 30	3.38
22	Yds. Mosmbeak 18	3.96
5 ½	Yds. Br. Muslim 25	1.37
17	Yds. Swin H Kffs 21	3.57
4	Yds. Swin H Kffs 21	.84
1	Yds. Swin H Kffs 16	.16
11	Yds. Swin H Kffs 21	2.31
21	Yds. Vore Braegr 35	7.35
28	Yds. Salmett @ 50	14.00
55	Yds Umm Janes Pacific 40	22.00
5	Yds Tevends @ 45	2.25
7	Yds. Tevends @ 45	3.15
31	Yds Dickey Janes 48	14.88
49	Yds. Prosu Janes 48	23.52
30	Yds. Franchuia Janes 35	10.50
20	Yds. Janes 40	8.00
18 ½	Yds. Collin Vebot 32 ½	6.01
1	Doz. Hoop Skirts 9.00	9.00
62 ½	Yds. Black Domestic 13 ½	8.43
23	Yds. Larachasiso Gingham 16	3.68
17	Yds. 10/4 Loncaster Shuntung 42	7.14
16	Yds. Alanta Shut. Strpi 14 ½	2.82
5	Yds. Somlona Pammim 17	.85
7	Yds. Brown Linen 33	2.31
12	Yds. Brown Linen 25	3.00
26	Yds. Brown Linen 27 ½	7.15
174	Yds. Brown Linen 24	.30
3	Mixed Sock Janes 350	10.50
3	Mixed Ponts 200	6.00
3	Mixed Jones Socks 375	11.25
3	Mixed Jones Pants 200	6.00
3	Fancy Satinet Sock 375	11.25
3	Fancy Satinet Pants 200	6.00
3	Fancy Satinet Vests 150	4.50
3	Fancy Satinet Socks 462 ½	18.87
3	Fancy Satinet Ponts 237 ½	7.12
3	Fancy Satinet Socs 490	14,70
3	Fancy Satinet Ponts 240	7.20
3	Fancy Satinet Vests 150	4.50

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2	Mixed Miltur Sack 5.50	11.00
2	Brown Miltur Sack 6.00	12.00
2	Steel Mixed Sack 7.50	15.00
1	Blk. Milton Sack 8.00	8.00
1	Sial Skin Over Coat Sack	6.00
1	Milton Wagoner’s overcoat	6.50
2	Homes Cap sacks 8.00	16.00
2	Pr. Homes Cap Pants 5.25	10.50
2	Pr. Homes Cap Vests 2.75	5.50
3	Granite Cap Socs 6.75	20.25
3	Granite Cap Pants 4.50	13.50
3	Granite Vests 2.25	6.75
1	Silk Mixed Cass Soc 7.75	7.75
1	Silk Mixed Cass Pants	5,00
3	Silk Mixed Cass Soc 6.50	19.50
3	Silk Mixed Cass Pants 4.50	13.50
2	Silk Mixed Cass Vests 2.25	4.50
2	Silk Mixed Cass Frocks 6.75	13.50
1	Silk Mixed Cass Pants	4.25
2	Blk. Casmer Hat 4.50	22..50
2	Yds. Linen .25	.50
1	Yds. Linen .27 ½	4.12
13 ½	Yds. Ripka Callmade 21	2.93
36	Yds Indian Head Domestic .11.	3.96
½	Doz box Siley Whiate 100	.50
1/6	Gross Janey Gloss Buttons	.25
18	Pieces Ribon 30	5.40
48	Yds. Camburge 15	7.24
29	Yds. Quill Lining 60	1.74
44	Yds. Hickery Shirley 16	7.04
1/2	Box Jish Hooks	.25
9	Violin Strings 6	.54
8	Spectacles 25	2.00
3 ½	Doz. Bunches Binding .65	2.25
1	Cloth Cloak	6.00
4	Shalls 2.75	11.00
1	Balmeral Skirt	1.37
3	Port Monus	.75
6	Janus Panats 1.75	10.50
3	Silk Mix Suits C. P. & V. 13.00	36.00
6	Janes Mix C. P. 6.00	17.00
4	Janes Mix C. P. 4.25	14.00
2	Nele Coats 7.00	7.00
2	Pr. Pants 3.00	1.50
1	Vest	1.25
1	Pr. Linen Pants

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1	Pr. Callenad Pants	1.75.
43	Lbs. p. in Rope 18	7.75
110	Lbs. p. in Rope 18	19.80
2	Corsets 95	1.90
7	Corsets 100	7.00
2	Child’s Fancy Lad Hats 81 ½	1.63
2	Child’s Fancy Lad Hats 100	2.00
1	Sat Silk Dress buttons	3.60
10	Strans Blue Glass Buds 20	2.00
3 1/21 (?)	Doz. Ceve Aysters 1th 100	3.35
111	H. Blus Pepper 28	2.30
2 10/12	Doz. Ayers Pills 175	4.95
2	Bot. Snuff 32	.64
10	Lbs. Tea 125	12.50
20	Lbs. Star Candles	2.80
6	Brt. Pepper Sauce c/-	.75
1 8/4	Doz. Box 2 lb. Oysters 2.50	4.37
2 ½	Gal. Coal Oil 54	1.35
½	Brooms 3.25	1.62
1 1/12	Doz. Peaches 2.75	3.08
3	Lbs. Lead 10	.80
40	Lbs. Starch 7	2.80
11	Lbs. tobacco 62	6.20
4 ½	Lbs. tobacco 75	3.37
13	Lbs. tobacco 75	9.75
½	Glass Blacking 550	2.75
9	Boxes Axle grease c/-	1.12
9	Candle Sticks 16 2/3	1.40
½	Doz. Glass pepper box 1.50	.75
3	Salt sellers [cellars]	.37
1	Mouse Trof (?)	.12
1	Doz. H. S. Fibs	1.50
2	Pr. 4 in. (?) Butts 16 2/3	.33
5	a 2 Butts 16 2/3 (?)	.88
23	Box Q. B. Capes 10	2.30
	G. D.	1.00
1	Box Slate Pencils	.20
½	Box Extract 300	1.00
15	#Spice 28	4.20
5	# Blues Stoves (Stones?) 16	.80
4	#Salt Peter 16	.64
1 ½	Doz. Mustang Lunument 2.00	3.00
1 ¾	Doz. Y. A. Lunument 1.75	3.06
2/3	Doz. Poragore’s 1.25	.84
2/3	Doz. Ess. Peppermint	.84
11	Bot. Godfrey Cordial c/-	1.37

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2	3 Bld. Knives 66 2/3	$ 1.33
1	1 Bld. Knives	.16
4	2 Bld. Knives 52	2.08
3	Hunts axes	3.60
2	Lbs Coppers Brads	.90
6	Prs. Traces	4.20
1	Pc. Croduct Rufling	.80
4	Pc. Cold Re. Velvet 2/-	1.00
11	Balmoroe Skert 75	8.25
	Anilene Blue	.43
1/8	#Anilene Yellow	.93
1	#Campper 85 2	1.05
1 ½	# Apoffoetida 4 cab 20	.80
1	# Cachimal	1.20
11	Cakes Soap 6	.66
70	Box Rodways Pills 10	2.60
7	Box Braudelte 14	.98
2	Bot. Coster All 18 ¾	.37
3	Lb. Epsom Salts 6	.18
1	Keg Soda 112 7 3/4	8.68
1/4	Doz. Dobb Kesb. Bridles 20¢	5.00
¼	Doz. ¾ Kesb Bridles 16.50	4.12
1/6	Doz. Halter Kesb Bridles 21.00	3.15
¼	Doz. Blend Bridles 11.00	2.75
¼	Doz. Blend Bridles 18.00	4.50
1/12	Doz. Cotton Web Reins 4.50	.37
1	Hog Skin Collar	.85
3	Kip Skin Collar 1.75	5.25
1/3	Dog Blk. Slage Collars 24.00	8.00
10/12	Dogg Glopp Jor (Jar?) 4.80	4.00
46	Cokes Soop 4	1.84
14	Pacaps Smoking Feb. 20	2.80
1	Doz. Radwoz. Releaf	4.00
10	Drawer Locks 14	1.40
122	H. Sugar 12	15.25
140	H. Coffee 23	32.20
2	Tubs	2.00
3	Buckets @ 25	.75
1	Large Preparation Pan	1.00
1	Large Preparation Pan	.18
3	Preparation Pan 25	.75
5	Preparation Pan 33 ½	1.66
5	Preparation Pan 37 ½	1.87
5	Coffee Pots 25	.75
10	Pr. Hams (?) 60	6.00
1/3	Doz. Ayers Hair begr (?) 7.50	2.73

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1/12	Doz. Ayers Pectorial 8.00	$ .66
4/12	Doz. Ayers Sasaparella	3.31
¼	Doz. Essence Aurrauum 1.20	.30
5/12	Doz. Jamaica (?)Ginger (?)	1.40
1/6	Doz. Tea Pots 7.00	1.16
6	Sets Plain Tea Hdld. .62 ½	3.75
5/12	Sets Plain TeaUn Hdld. .50	2.75
3	Doz. Plates 7” 1.00	3.00
1	Doz. Plates 8” 1.15	1.15
5/12	Doz. Pichers (Pitchers?) 3 gr. 8.00	3.33
1/6	Doz. Pichers 1” 3.50	.58
1/3	Doz. Cream Pitchers 2.00	,66 2/3
2/3	Doz. Mittle Covered Pitchers 7.50	5.00
1/3	Doz. Sugar Dishes 6.00	2.00
½	Doz. Butter Jost Stand (?) 7.50	3.75
1/6	Doz. Evers & Basins 10.50	2.75
1/6	Doz. Sauce Boats 3.00	.50
1/3	Doz. Pickle Dishes 3.00	1.00
¼	Doz. Meat Dishes a a 250 8 in, 450 1 gone 10 in, 600 17 in, 900 14	5.12
1/3	Doz. Vegot. Dishes 7 in, 8 in, 9 in	3.88
1/6	Doz. Covd. Dishes 900 7 in, 1050 8 in, 1200 9 in	5.23
1	Doz. Bowl P	1.50
6	Doz. Plain Tea Cups ? 20	1.20
8	Doz. Painted Tea Cups ? 25	2.00
5	Doz. Heavy Tea Cups ? 30	1.50
3 1/2	Doz. Heavy Tea Handle 50	1.75
5	Doz. Plates 8	2.50
4	Doz. Plates 7 40	1.60
10/12	Doz. Chambers open 4.50	8.75
1/3	Doz. Chambers covd. 6.50	2.16
½	Doz. Peckers 2 Qt. 3.00	1.50
½	Doz. Peckers 3 Qt. 4.50	1.50
1/6	Doz. Evers & Bosers 9.00	1.50
1/6	Doz. Scaltops in 8 (200) 11 (3) 12 (4) 13 (6$)	1.50
1/4	Doz. Meat Dishes 8 (200) 11 (3) 12 (4) 14 (6$)	3.10
1/3	Doz. Vegat. Dishes 8 (9.50), 9 (3.00), 10 (8.50)	2.58

Stock of Goods Total Special: $2952.49

Gold into Currency @10% pre Currey. 3347.64

Amt. of Inventory (unreadable) gold 6217.00 Currency 6838.70

Amt. of accts. Due the Estate Coin (?) $2068.35 2275.18

Total Cur. $12461.52

Cash on hand 166.00 @10% pro (?) 182.60

Cash on hand in currency 81.00

$12725.12

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The State of Texas

County of Collin This day personally appeared before me the undersigned authority W. D. LAIR Temporary Administrator of the Estate of THADEUS PARRISH [PARRIS] Decd. and made oath the foregoing and annexed list contains a full statement of all the property of said Estate that has come into his hand as such administrator that he has mad no sale of any of the property and the only expense he has been at was for Invoicing the Stock of goods amounting to about Twenty five dollars which has not yet been paid and attorneys plus and Court cost more of which are paid. Wm. D. LAIR

Sworn to & Subscribed before me this March 18th 1872.

J. M. Benge Clk.

D. C. Collin co. Texas

Filed March 19th 1872

J. M. Benge Clerk

By G. W. Cameron Dpty. Clerk

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The State of Texas In District Court

County of Collin Spring Term 1872

To the Honorable District Court of Said County

Inventory and appraisement of the Community Property of the Estate of THADDIUS PARRISH [PARRIS] deceased last of Said County as Rendered by HANNAH C. PARRISH [PARRIS] Surviving widow of said PARRIS to wit,

Two Thirds of 22 acres of land part of JAS. SLATER’S Headright with dwelling and cotton prfs. (?)	$528.00
Two thirds of 3 96/160 acres of land part of R.C. INGRAM’S headright with mill and storehouse	$3666.00
Two thirds of 23 head of mill steans (?)	$300.00
Two thirds of 20 stock of Negro	50.00
Two thirds of 1 wagon	50.00

The other one third of above named property belongs to C. H. WYSONG and is no value.

20 acres of Land part of G. SLARKS Headright	400.00
11 acres of Land part of G. MORRISON’S Headright Survey	160.00
22 acres of Land part of G. SLARK’S Survey	300.00
10 head of stock cattle	75.00
2 Mules	200.00
1 Gray mare 13 yrs. old	35.00
1 Brown mare 5 yrs old	75.00
1 Sorrel horse 14 yrs. old	30.00
1 Iron Gray mare 4 yrs old	50.00
1 Iron Gray Pony 14 yrs. old	15.00
1 Yerling Colt	20.00
3 Bedsteads	18.00
4 feather beds & clothing	120.00
1 Clock & Glafs [Glass]	10.00
1 Slove [Stove] & Table	32.00
1 Clollus [clothes] prefs [press] & 8 chairs	15.00
1 Sewing machine	16.00
3 Plows an[d] 4 pr [pair] Gear	33.00
2 Kettles	14.00
Miscellaneous Furniture
3 ½ Doz. Spoons @ 50¢ per doz.	1.75
3 ½ Doz. French tipped table spoons @ 1.50	5.25
1/6 Doz. Pail (sic)	1.16 2/3 (?)
½ Doz. French tea Spoons	.37 2/3
5 Sets Knives & forks @ 150 per set	7.50
3 Sets Knives & forks @ 120 per set	3.60
14 papers of Tacks (Sacks?) @ 3¢	.42
½ Doz. Sets Hinges	.50

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11 cakes of soap	$0.41
½ Doz. Candlesticks @ 2.00 per doz.	$1.00
¼ Dox coffee mills	1.00
2 Saw files @ 18 2/4 ¢ each	.37
10 Graters @ 18 ½ each	.85
Lampwichs	.60
2 Gross screws @ 45¢ per gross	.90
3 Pad Locks	.50
5 Door(s)	2.85 ½
7 ½ pr. Spurs	4.68
4 ¼ Doz. Lam Chimneys	2.12 ½
1 # Ginger (?)	0.19
3 # Sulpher	0.18
1 # Cloves	.50
2 # Logwood @ 15¢	.30
1 ½ Shoe Thread	1.86 ½
1 Pr. Hurrip (Hurriss?)	.45
2 Molasses cups @ 12 ½ c/	.25
1 Pepper Box	.08 ½
2 5/12 Day Blacking Box	1.75
4 Lamp Burners @ 10¢	.40
36 Lbs. Shot @ 10¢	3.60
1 Lbs. Nut Migs	1.50
2 ½ Lbs. Indigo @ $1.90 per lb.	4.75
1 Doz. Glass Jars	4.50
2 Bottles of Snuff	.66 2/3
7 Boxes Mustard .14¢ “ box	.98
Pie Plates	1.00
3 Glass Lamps	2.00
3 ½ Doz. Tumblers	3.50
2 Buckets	1.37 ½
1 C. Dipper	.37
3 Doz. Bowls	2.55
3 Mugs @ 8¢	.24
1 1/3 Doz C. C. Cups @ 75¢	1.00
2 ½ Doz. C. C. Cups @ 50¢	1.24
2 Cream Pitchers @ 20¢ each	.40
2 Butter Dishes @ 65¢	1.50
1 Doz. Plates @ 65¢	.65
5 6 in. Granite plates @112 per doz.	.46 2/3
2 Dishes @ 62 ½ each	1.25
35 lbs. Coperas @ 03 ½ ¢ each	1.57 ½
35 lbs. Madder @ 19	6.65
6 ½ lbs. Castings @ .06	.39
2/3 Doz. Hoes @ 7.5- per doz.	5.00
1 pr. Counter Scales	10.00
½ Box Glass	2.00

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1 Lot Measure	1.25
2 Scoops	1.25
6 Kegs nails	30.00
70 Lbs horse Shoe nail @ .08¢	5.60
70 lbs. Puttens	4.55
1 Small Tub	.25
4 lbs. Linseed Oil	.50
1 1/6 Doz. Silk Netts @ 250¢ Jr (?) Doz.	2.91 1/5
8 “ “ 10 1/5¢ each	.81 ½
1 Ladies Hat	.75
15 yds Imitation Lace	.75
45 Boxes Gents paper Collars	5.62
1/3 Doz. Wallets @ 25¢ each	1.00
½ “	1.25
1 Corset	1.25
2 ½ Doz. Brittania Frilling	1.87 ½
2 ½ Doz. Brittania Frilling @ 1.50¢	3.75
2 Doz. Brittania Frilling @ 1.00¢	2.00
2 Doz. Brittania Frilling @62 1/3¢	1.25
2 Package Pins @ 70¢	1.40
1 11/12 Doz. Men’s White Gloves	3.35 ½
5 Wallets	.83 1/3
11 Cards of Buttons @ .05¢	.55
3 Cards of Buttons @ 16¢	.50
10 Bunches L. K. thread @ 15¢	1.50
2 yds. Ruffling @ 12 ½	.25
5 cards Dress Trimming @ 20 ¢	1.00
4 yds. Bell (?) Ribbon .35¢	1.40
4 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) .20 prper(?)	.80
3 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) 14	.42
4 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) 33 1/3	1.33 1/3
8 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) 12 ½	1.00
13 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) 18 ¾	2.43
29 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) 25	7.25
7 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) 12 ½	.87 ½
1 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) 37 ½	.37 ½
10 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) 25	2.50
7 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) 31 ¼	2.81 ½
11 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) 29¢	3.19
14 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) 10 ¢	1.40
4 Pr. Cotton Hose (?) 10 ¢	.40
10 Silk Hand’s @ 81	8.10
3 Jr. Suspenders @ 25	.75
24 pacages (?) Envelopes @ 12 ½	3.00
12 pr. Suspenders @ 41	6.00
6 Shirt Fronts @10	.60

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2 Shirt fronts	.90
5 Shirt fronts	1.45
1/3 Doz Ladies Hats	.88 (?)
1/6 Doz. Ladies Hats	4.55
¼ Doz. Ladies Hats	5.25
2 Hair Brushes	.68
Pins	.48
Kilting Pins	.15
Linnen (Linen?) thread	.85
Linnen (Linen?) thread	.85
Silk thread	1.00 .
Victoria Spool thread	.45
Thimble & Buckles	.75
7 Jr. Ladies Colord (Colored?) Gloves @19 ¼ Jr. (?)	.65
3 Jr. Ladies Colord (Colored?) Gloves @16 ¼	.18
1 Jr. Ladies Colord (Colored?) Gloves @ 1	.12
7 Jr. Ladies Colord (Colored?) Gloves @30	2.10
4 Jr. Ladies Gaulettes @$1.00	4.00
1 ½ Blocks of Ribbon @ 4.30 pr. block	6.75
1 Blocks of Ribbon @ 90	.90
1 Blocks of Ribbon @ 90¢	.90
2 Blocks of Ribbon @ $1.00	2.00
4 Blocks of Ribbon @ 65¢	2.60
3 Blocks of Ribbon @ 37¢	1.11
2 Half Blocks of Ribbon @ 21¢	.51
1 Needles	2.00
¼ Doz. Rubber pocket combs	.68
7 Doz. Horn combs @ 10 ½ ¢	.73
7 Doz. Horn combs @ .05¢	.35
2 Doz. Rubber combs @ .05¢	.18
10 Doz. Horn combs fine @ .07¢	.70
1/21 Doz. Tucking combs	1.25
2/3 Doz. Tucking combs .50 pr. Doz.	.33
5/12 Doz. Ladies Belts	.90
¾ Doz. Neckties @ 1.25 per Doz.	.90
1/3 Doz. Neckties @ $3.00	1.00
1/6 Doz. Colognes @ 1.27	.25
1 Doz. Pr. Garter	2.25
4 cakes of Soap @.06	.25
2 Straw Beds	2.50
3 ½ pks. Dress Trimmings	1.92
1/6 Doz. Ladies Belts	1.25
1/12 Doz. Ladies Belts	.37
8 Ladies Leather Belts @ 11 2/3	.93
1 ½ Grass Large Coats Buttons	3.00
1 Grass Small Coats Buttons	2.50

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½ Dozen Small Coat Buttons	.75
1 1/3 Great Grass Coat Buttons @ 1.75	2.33
2 Cotton (unreadable) @37 ½	.75
6 Cotton (unreadable) Gingham @ 37 ½	2.25
5 ½ yds Italian Cloth @ 50	2.75
41 yds. Gingham @ 30	12.30
30 yds. Edgeing @ 18	5.40
6 yds. Belt Lawn @ 27	1.62
1539 yds. Calico @ 11¢	169.29
2 yds. Black Calico @ 11¢	.22
42 yds. Colored Calico @ 11¢	4.62
4 ½ yds. Lawn @ 30	1.35
16 ½ yds. Lawn @ 35	5.77
23 yds. Black @ Alpaca @ 40	9.20
¾ yds. Linnen @ 70	.52
8 yds. Flannel @ 40	3.20
14 yds. Flannel @ 25	3.50
15 yds. Flannel @ 45	6.75
¾ Doz. Balmorals @ 9.50 per Doz.	7.12
5 checked Shirts @ .66	3.30
1 Overshirt @ 1.25	1.25
23 yds Cambric @ 11	2.87
2 Ladies Cloaks $3.00	6.00
7 Yds. Flannel @ 45¢	3.15
26 Yds. Bleached Domestic @ .13¢	3.38
36 Yds. Bleached Domestic @ 15¢	5.40
21 ½ Yds. Bleached Domestic @ 16¢	3.44
14 Yds. Bleached Domestic @ 11¢	1.75
42 Yds. Bleached Domestic @ 18 ½	7.77
38 Yds. Bleached Domestic @18 ½	7.13
46 Yds. Bleached Domestic @11	5.75
14 Yds. Bleached Domestic @ .09 ½ ¢	1.33
48 Yds. Bleached Domestic @ 10 ½ ¢	5.04
31 Yds. Apron Chicks @ 16¢	4.96
31 Yds, Chicks Lindseys @ 23 ½ ¢	4.96
42 Yds. Chicks Lindseys @ 23 ½ ¢	6.96
30 Yds. Red Lindseys @23 ½ ¢	6.87
12 Yds. Plaids Lindseys @ 19¢	7.00
29 Yds. Plaids Lindseys @ 19	2.28
39 Yds. Ripka Cotton @ 16	5.51
40 Yds. Ripka Cotton @ 16	6.40
64 Yds. Plaid @16	10.21
14 Yds. Plaid @16	2.24
17 Yds. Plaid @16	2.12
15 Yds. Check Linnen (Linen?) @ 22	6.00
43 Yds. Check Linnen @ 22	9.46

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16 Yds. Check Linnen @ 21	$ 4.00
15 Yds. Toweling @22	1.10
18 Yds. Toweling @ 17 ½	3.15
17 Yds. Toweling @ 11	2.12
3 Yds. Toweling @ 21	.75
8 Yds. Aproa Checks @ 16	1.28
7 ½ Yds. Ticking @ 27	2.02
6 Yds. Ticking @ 21	1.50
55 Yds. Ticking @ 14	7.70
12 Yds. Janes @ 21	3.00
20 ½ Yds. Doeskins @ 65	13.32
9 ½ Yds. Doeskins @ 55	5.22
3 Yds. Slales @ 87 ½	2.62
1 Doz. Men’s Wool Hat @ $9.00 per Doz.	9.00
11/12 Doz. Men’s Wool Hats $12.00 per Doz.	11.00
1 Doz. Boy’s Wool Hats per Doz.	9.00
1 Doz. Boy’s Wool Hats 10.50 per Doz.	10.50
¾ Doz. Children’s Wool Hats. $6.00 per Doz.	4.50
¾ Doz. Children’s Wool Hats @6.00 per Doz.	4.50
2/3 Doz. Men’s Wool Hats @ 14.50 per Doz.	9.33
¼ Doz. Boy’s Hats @ $10.50 per Doz.	2.25
1/12 Doz. Men’s Plush @ $45.00 per Doz.	14.58
11/12 Doz. Boy’s Hats @ $10.50 per Doz.	9.63
¼ Doz. Men’s Plush @ $45.00 per Doz.	11.25
¼ Doz. Men’s Black @ $24.00 per Doz.	6.00
¼ Doz. Men’s Black Wool @ $9.00	2.25
½ Doz. Boy’s Black Wool Hats	4.50
1/6 Doz. Men’s Black Wools Hats @ $14.00 per Doz.	2.33
¼ Doz. Men’s Fine Black Wool Hats @ $36.00	9.00
1/12 Doz. Men’s Plush Black Wool Hats @ $24.00 per Doz.	3.00
1/3 Doz. Men’s Plush Black Wool Hats @ 20.00	5.00
1/3 Doz. Men’s Plush Black Wool Hats @ 24.00	8.00
1/6 Doz. Men’s Plush Black Wool Hats @ $18.00	3.00
2 Pr. Wool Sock @ 50 ¢	1.00
1 Pr. Ladies Shoes	2.00
2 Pr. Boots $5.00	10.00
1 Pr. Boy’s Boots @ $2.75	2.75
3 Pr. Boy’s Boots @ $2.00	6.00
7 Pr. Boy’s Boots @ 1.50	10.50
7 Pr. Boy’s Shoes @ 1.37 ½	9.62
10 Pr. Boy’s Shoes@ $1.00	10.00
9 Pr. Children’s Fancy Shoes @ 83 1/3	7.50
10 Pr. Mipes (Misses?) Fancy Shoes @ 1.62 ½	16.25
7 Pr. Misses Fancy Shoes @ 2.50	17.50
4 Pr. Misses Cloth Shoes @ 2.12 ½	8.50
6 Pr. C. Fancy	4.50

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10 Pr. Ladies Shoe @ 2.12 ½	$ 21.25
6 Pr. C. C. Gaiters @ 1.37 ½	8.25
4 Pr. C. C. Shoes @ 1.08 ¼	4.33
9 Pr. C. C. Children’s Shoes @ 1.25	11.25
3 Pr. Ladies Shoes @ 1.27 ½	4.12
5 Pr. Children’s Shoes @ 75¢	3.75
6 Pr. Children’s Shoes @ $1.00	6.00
5 Pr. Ladies Shoes @ 1.87 ½	9.37
2 Pr. Brogans @ 1.66 2/3	3.33
7 Pr. Afus (?) Calf Shoes @ 1.58 1/3	11.08
1 Pr. Boots Calf	3.00
9 Pr. Grain Bags @ 33	2.97
1 Doz. Vandershirts	9.50
¾ Doz. Vandershirts	9.00
1 Doz. Fancy Overshirts	15.00
1/3 Doz. Linnen (linen?) Bosom Shirts $15.00	7.50
½ Doz. Linnen Bosom Shirts $20.00	10.00
1 Doz. Calico Shirts @ $11.00	11.00
25 Yds. Chambro @ 25¢	6.25
20 ½ Yds. Chambro @ 21¢	5.12 ½
7 ½ Yds Chambro @ 21¢	1.87
43 ½ Yds. Dress Goods @ 21¢	10.87
55 Yds. Victoria Stripe @ 30¢	16.50
36 Yds. Red Striped Dress Goods @ 27¢	9.72
38 Yds. Apaca Lastre @ 24¢	9.12
27 Yds. Checked C. Goods @ 22¢	5.94
38 Yds. Cotton Gingham @ 15¢	5.70
36 Yds. Cotton Gingham @ 15¢	5.40
35 Yds. Cotton Gingham @ 15¢	5.25
12 Yds. Oil Calico @ 33¢	3.96
4 Yds. Coy makers oil (?) Proof @ 22¢	.88
4 ½ Yds Suffolk Drill @ 14 ½ ¢	.65
61 Yds. Hamilton Stripe @ 14 ½ ¢	8.84
1 Ladies Cloak	4.25
63 Yds. Dwight @ 11¢	6.93
89 Yds. Atlanta V. 11 1/2¢	10.23
76 ½ Yds. Baton Rouge Shirting @ 11 ½ ¢	8.79
81 ½ Yds. H. G 4/4 Brode @ 12 ½	10.19
2 Pr. Saddle Blanket @ 275	5.50
5 Pr. Norwlch 10/4 Blankets @475	23.75
Coffin Screws	.75
¼ Doz. Balmoral Skirts @ 16.50	4.13
1/12 Doz. Balmoral Skirts @ $36.00	3.00
10/12 Doz. Gents Dogskin gauntlets	7.08
8/12 Doz. Gloves	5.00
9/12 Sheep Gauntlets @ 4.50 per doz.	3.37

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3 pr. Sheep Gaultlets @ $1.00	3.00
8 pr. Ladies Colored Gloves	3.33
1 Doz. Men’s Cotton gloves @ 2.40	2.40
5/6 Doz. Men’s White gloves	1.45
9 Hoods @ .37 ½	3.37
9 Nubia @ 64 ½	5.80
1 Doz. Lead pencils @ 60¢	.60
2 ½ Doz. Lead pencils @ 21	.62
1 Doz. Cit. (?) Clasps	1.00
2 Doz. Pass Books @ 1.25	2.50
64 Doz. Pen Holders @ .03¢	1.92
2 Doz. Hair nets (sic) @$2.00	4.00
5 Doz. Albums @ $1.00	5.00
10 Jr. Woman’s Mixed C. Hose @ 20 2/3¢	2.17
1 Pk. Belting	2.15
1 Pk. Ribbon	.45
1 Pk. Ribbon	.60
½ Pk. Ribbon @ 1.75	.81
1 Pk. Ribbon	2.25
2/3 Doz. Suspenders @ 2.15	1.43
11 Overshirt @83 1/3 ¢	9.16
6 Overshirt @ 1.25 ¢	7.50
6 Shawls @ 3.75	22.50
10 Boxes rubber hair pins	2.17
3 ½ Boxes Hooks & Eyes @ 22¢	.77
1 Doz. Horn Combs	1.60
11/12 Doz. Rubber (Combs?)	2.52
No. F. B. Butts	2.50
6 Yds. Red Ribbon @ 65¢	3.90
1 Pk. Ribbon	.33
1 Pk. Ribbon	.33
4 Yds. Ribbon @ 17 ½	.70
10 Yds. Ribbon @ 13¢	1.30
1 pk. Ribbon (?)	1.15
2 Round Combs @ 21	.42
3 Round Combs @ 23	.66
8 Rounds Combs @ 33 1/3	2.66
8 Leather Brushes @ 16 2/3	1.33
9 Bottles Hair Oil @ 14 ½	1.30
12 Bottles Cologon (sic) Water @ 20¢	2.40
5 Caesar Combs @ 12 ½	62 ½
7 Fine Combs @ 14 ¢	1.01
3 Fine Combs @ 14 ½ ¢	.43
1 Pk. Coffin Fringe	1.50
2 Child’s skirts @ $1.00	2.00
5 Child’s Coats @ .58 1/2	2.91

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1 Doz. Bonnet Boards @ 45¢	$0.45
2 Bottles Rose hair oil @ 12 ½ ¢	.25
3 ½ Blocks Haute Nonvante (?) @ 37 ½	1.30
1 Block Eagle Braid	. 20
37 Doz. Boats Cotton @ 80	29.60
6 pipes @ 10¢	.68
9 pipes @ 29¢	2.61
16 Jews Blarps (?) @ .02¢	.32
3 ½ Doz. Coats Cotton @ 80¢	2.80
6 Doz. Coats Cotton @ 80¢	4.80
1 Doz. Vail	.37
4 Horn Combs fine	.20
4 ½ Quires paper @ 20¢	.90
1 Quires paper	.37
6 Pr. Sissons @ 30	1.80
1 Ream Paper	1.00
13 Boxes Lye @ 10¢	1.36
20 yds. Table Linnen (linen) @$1.00	20.00
16 yds. Table Linnen @ .70	11.20
7 Pr Men’s Lace Top Boots @ 4.25
10 Pr. Men’s Kip top Boots @ 333 1/3	33.33
2 Pr Bachelor Boots @ 350	7.00
5 Pr. Boys Boots @291 1/3	14.58
1 Levy (?) Youth’s Brogan Shoes	12.00
20 Pr. Boys Kip @ 1.30	26.00
8 Pr. Mipes (Misses?) English Polka @ 1.12 ½	9.00
11 Pr. Woman’s English Polka @ 1.50	16.50
7 Pr. Woman’s Sng. Ms. Pal @2.25	15.75
11 Pr. Woman’s Calf Polka @ 1.75	19.25
11 Pr. Woman’s ac/bals @1.12 1/2	12.37
21 Pr. Men’s Sup. Kip Boots @ $4.00	84.00
12 Pr. Boy’s Sup. Kip Brogan’s @ 1.50	18.00
24 Pr. Woman’s Kip Polka 1	39.00
16 Pr. Men’s Bach Brogans @ 1.62 ½	26.00
5 Pr. Woman’s Suf. Kip Polka @ 1.66 2/3	8.33
7 Pr. Woman’s Heel Boots @ 2.25	15.75
6 Pr. Beverly Janes Sacks Coat @ 3.00	18.00
6 Beverly Janes Pants @ 1.37 ½	8.25
18 Yds. Nausoalt @ 2¢	4.50
5 Yds. Nausoalt @ 20¢	1.00
16 2/3 Yds. Nausoalt @ 30¢	4.95
11 Yds. Nausoalt @ 40¢	4.40
15 Yds. Nausoalt @ 35¢	5.25
11 ¾ Yds. Nausoalt @ 30¢	3.38
22 Yds. Mosembigur @ 18	3.96
5 ½ Yds. Crop Barsed Muslin @ 21	1.37
17 Yds. Linnen (linen) Handkerchs (handkerchiefs?)@ 21	3.57

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4 Linnen (Linen) Handkerchs (handkerchiefs) @.21	$ 0.84
1 Linnen (Linen) Handkerchs (handkerchiefs) @.16	.16
11 Linnen (Linen) Handkerchs (handkerchiefs) @.21	2.31
21 Yds. Vail Barage @ 35	7.35
28 Yds. Salinette @ 50	14.00
55 Yds. Union Janes Pacific @ 40	22.00
5 Yds. Tweed @ 45	2.25
7 Yds. Tweed @ 45	3.15
31 Yds. Dickey Janes @ 48	14.88
49 Yds. Prairie @ 48	23.52
30 Yds. Prairie @ 35	10.52
20 Yds Prairie @ 40	8.00
18 ½ Yds Cotton Velvet @ 32 ½	6.00
1 Doz. Hoop Skirts	9.00
62 ½ Yds. Black Domestic @ 13¢	8.43
23 Yds. Lancaster Gingham @ 16¢	3.68
17 Yds. 10/4 Lancaster Shirting @ 42¢	7.14
16 Yds. Atlanta Shirt Stripe @ 14 ½ ¢	2.32
5 Yds. Lowland Premium @ 17	.85
7 Yds. Brown Linnen @ 33	2.31
12 Yds. Brown Linnen @	3.00
26 Yds. Brown Linnen @	7.15
1 ¼ Yds. Brown Linnen @	.30
3 Mixed Janes Sack @ 3.50	10.50
3 Mixed Janes Pants @ 2.00	6.00
3 Janes Sack @ 3.75	11.25
3 pr. Pants @ $2.00	6.00
3 Fancy Satainett (satinette?) Sacks @ 3.75	11.25
3 Fancy Satainett Pants @ 2.00	6.00
3 Fancy Satainett Vest @ $1.50	4.50
3 Fancy Satainett Sacks @ 4.62	13.87
3 Fancy Satainett Pants @ 2.37¢	7.12
3 Fancy Satainett Sacks @ 4.90	14.70
3 Fancy Satainett Pants @ 2.40	7.20
3 Fancy Satainett Vests @ 1.50	4.50
2 Mixed Milton Sacks @ 5.52	11.00
2 Brown Milton Sacks @ 6.00	12.00
2 Steel Mixed Sacks @ 7.50	15.00
1 Black Melton Sack @ 8.00	16.00
1 Steel Skin overcoat sac	6.00
1 Melton Wagoner overcoat	6.50
2 Hanes Cap Sacks @ $8.00	16.00
2 Hanes Cap Pants @ 5.25	10.50
2 Hanes Cap Vest @ 2.75	5.50
3 Granite (?) Sacks @ 6.75	20.25
3 Granite (?) Pants @ 4.50	13.51

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3 Granite Cop vest @ 2.25	$ 6.75
1 Silk Mixed Sack @ 7.75	7.75
1 Silk Mixed Cap Pants	5.00
3 Silk Mixed Cap Sacks @ 6.50	19.50
3 Silk Mixed Cap Pants @ 4.50	13.50
2 Silk Mixed Cap Vest @ 2.25	4.50
2 Silk Mixed Cap Frocks @ 6.75	13.50
1 Silk Mixed Cap Pants	4.12
5 Blk. Cassimere hats @ 4.50	22.50
2 Yds. Linnen (linen) @ 21	.50
15 Yds. Linnen (linen) @ 27¢	4.12
13 Yds. Ripka Cottonade @ 21	2.83
36 Yds. Indianhead Domestic @ 11	3.69
½ Doz. Boxes Lilly White	.50
1/6 Grop (gross?) Fancy Glap (glass?) Buttons	.25
18 Grop (gross?) Ribbon @ .30	5.40
48 Yds. Osneburg @.15	7.24
29 Yds. Quill Linning @.06	1.74
44 Yds. Hickory Shirting @ .16	7.04
½ Box fish hooks	.25
9 Violin Strings	.50
8 Spectacles @ 21	2.00
3 ½ Doz. Linchs (?) Binding @ 65¢	2.25
1 Cloth Cloak	6.00
4 Shawls @ 2.75	11.00
1 Balmoral Skirt	1.37
3 Jranrt (?) Mowers @ .25	.75
6 Janes Pants @ 1.75	10.50
3 Silk. Mix Suits @ $13.00	39.00
6 Janes (James?) Mix Suits @ $6.00	36.00
4 Janes (James?) Mix Suits @ 4.25	17.00
2 H. C. Coats @ $7.00	14.00
2 Pr. H. C. Pants @ 3.50	7.00
1 Vests @ 1.50	1.50
1 Pr. Linnen (linen)Pants	1.25
1 Pr. Cottonade	1.25
43 lbs. ½ inch rope @ .18	7.74
110 lbs. ½ inch rope @ 18	19.80
2 Corsets @ .95	1.90
7 Corsets @ $1.00	7.00
2 Childs Fancy Hats @ 81 1/2	1.63
2 Childs Fancy Hats @ $1.00	2.00
1 Lat.. Silk Dress Buttons	3.60
10 Strings Glass Beads @ 20	2.00
3 ¼ Doz. Cove Oysters 1 lbs $1.00	3.25
10 lbs. Blk. Pepper @ 23	2.30

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2 10/12 Doz. Ayers Pills @ 1.75	$ 4.95
2 Bottles Snuff @.32	.64
10 lbs. Tea @ 1.25	12.50
20 lbs. Star Candles @ .14	2.80
6 Bottles Pepper Sauce @12¢	.75
1 ¾ Doz. Boxes 2 lb Oysters @ 2.50	4.37
2 ½ Gals. Coal oil @ .54	1.35
½ doz. Brooms @ 3.25 Jur. Doz.	1,62
1 ½ Doz. Can peaches @ 2.75 Jur. Doz.	3.08
3 lbs. Lead @ .10	.30
40 lbs. Starch @ .07	2.80
10 lbs. tobacco @ .62	6.20
4 ½ lbs. tobacco @ .61	3.37
13 lbs. tobacco @ .61	9.75
½ Grap (grass?) Blacking @550	2.75
9 Boxes Axle Grease @ 11	1.12
9 candle Sticks @ 16 2/3	1.40
½ Doz. Glap (Glass?) Pepper Boxes @ 1h- (?)	.75
3 salt cellars	.37
1 Mouse Trap	9.12
1 Doz. St. S. Files	1.50
2 pr. 4 inch butts @ 16 2/3	.33
5 pr. 2 inch butts @ 16 2/3	.85
23 Boxes E. B. Caps @ 10	2.30
G D Cap	1.00
1 Box State pencils	.20
½ Doz. Extras @ #300	1.50
15 lbs. Allspice @28	4.20
5 lbs. Blue Stain (?) @ 16	.80
4 Salt Peter @ 16	.64
1 ½ Doz. Mustang Liniment @ #200	3.00
1 ¾ Doz. Y. U. Liniment @ 175	3.16
2/3 Doz. Prsegorie @125	.84
2/3 Doz. Essence of Peppermint	.84
11 Bots. Godfrey’s Cordial @ 12 ½	1.37
2 3 bld. Kinvel @ 66 2/3	1.33
2 1 bld. Kinvel	.16
4 2 bld. Kinvel @ 52	2.08
3 Hants axes $1.20	3.60
2 lbs. copper brads @ .45	.90
6 Jr. Traces @ .70	4.20
1 Jr. K Crochet Ruffling	.80
R Jr. K. Cold Velvet @ 2/-	1.00
11 Balmorals Skirts @ 6/-	8.15 (?)
Ameline Blue	.43
Ameline Yellow	.93

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1 lbs. Camphor	1.05
1 ½ lbs Assefitda 4 can 20	.80
1 lb. cochmeal	1.20
11 cakes Soap @ .06	.66
20 Boxes Radwags Pills @ 13¢	2.60
7 Boxes Brandreths @ 14	.98
2 Boths. Castor oil @ 18 ¾	.37
3 lbs. Epsom Salts @ .06	.18
1 Keg Soda	8.68
¼ Doz. D’ble Kirb Bridles @$20.00	5.00
¼ Doz. ¾ Cart Bridles @16.50	4.12
1/6 Doz. Halter & Bridle @ $21.00	3.50
¼ Doz. Blird Bridles @ $11.00	2.75
¼ Doz. Blird Bridles @ $18.00	4.50
½ Doz. Cotton Webb Reins @ 4.50	.37
1 Coz. (?) Skin Collar	.85
3 Kip Collar @ 1.75	5.25
1/3 Doz. Black Stage Collars	8.00
10/12 Doz. Glap (Glass?) Jars Collars @ 4.50	4.00
14 Pk. Smoking Tobacco @ 20	2.80
1 Doz. Radways Reluf	4.00
10 Drawer Locks @ 14	1.40
122 lbs Sugar @ 12 ¢	15.25
140 lbs Coffee @ 23	32.20
2 lbs Tubs @ $1.00	2.00
3 buckets @ 21-	.75
1 Large pressed Tin Pan	1.00
1 Large pressed Tin Pan	.18
3 Large pressed Tin Pan 2/-	.75
5 Large pressed Tin Pan 33 1/3¢	1.66
5 Large pressed Tin Pan 3/-	1.87
3 Coffee Pots Tin Pan 2/-	.75
10 pr. Cames (?) tin Pan 60¢	6.00
¼ Doz. Ayres Hair Vigor Pan 750	2.73
1/12 Doz. Ayres Pictorial Pan #8.00 (?)	.66
5/12 Doz. Ayres Sarsaparilla #8.00	3.31
¼ Doz..Essence Cinnamon @ 1.20	.30
4/12 Doz. Jamaica Ginger @ 2.50	1.40
1/6 Doz. Tea Pots @ #7.00	1.16 2/3
6 Sets plain Tea Cd’l’d. @ 5/-	3.75
5 1/2 Sets plain Tea unh’d’l’d @ 4’-	2.75
1 Set plates 8 in. @ 1.75	1.15
3 Sets plates 6 in. @ 8/-	3.00
5/12 Doz. Pitchers 3 qt. @#8.00	3.33
1/6 Doz. Pitchers 1 qt. @ 3 qt	.58
1/3 Doz. Cream Pitchers @ #2.00	.66 2/3

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2/3 Doz. Metal Covered @ 7.50 per Doz.	$ 5.00
1/3 Doz. Sugar Dishes @ $6.00 per Doz.	2.00
2 ½ Doz. Butter Stands @ 7.50 per	3.75
1/6 Doz. Ewers and Basins @ 16.50	2.75
1/6 Doz. Sauce Bowls @ $3.00	.50
1/3 Doz. Pickle Dishes @ $3.00	1.00
¼ Doz. Meat Dishes	5.00
1/3 Doz. Vegetable Dishes	3.88
1/6 Doz. Covered Dishes	5.25
1 Doz. Bowls	1.50
6 Sets plain Tea cups @ 20¢	1.20
8 Sets Painted Tea cups @ 25¢	2.00
5 Sets Heavy Tea cups @ 30	1.50
3 ½ Sets Heavy Tea cups handled @ 50	1.75
5 Doz. Plates 8 in. @ 50	2.50
4 Doz. Plates 7 in. @ 40	1.61
10/12 Doz. Chambers open @ 4.50	3.75
1/3 Doz. Chambers Covered @6.50	2.16
½ Doz. Pitchers 2 qt. @ $3.00	1.51
½ Doz. Pitchers 3 qt. @ 4.50	2.25
1/6 Doz. Ewers and Basins @ $9.00	1.50
1/6 Doz. Scallops	1.50
¼ Doz. Meat Dishes	3.10
1/3 Doz. Vegetable	2.58

Total amount of property on hand. Gold $9169.50

Gold into currency @ 10 % (?) premium Currency $10086.45

List of accounts and notes:

C. U. WYSONG acct Cr. Due Jany. 2st 1873 Gold $196.37

G. A. PATTERSON Cr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $0.98

WM. B. POWELL Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $160.99

WM. A. PORTMAN Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ 32.29

SAM’L PEIRCE Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ 1.55

WM. CRAIN Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ .20

GEO. CARROLL Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ 1.50

G. A. THORNTON Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ 18.25

Wm. H. HUMPHRIES Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ 44.52

DAVID LINDSEY Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ 40.36

JOHN HUMPHRIES Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ 7.12

JOHN GHOLSTON Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ 73.64

Wm. B. WILKS Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ .20

Wm. BALWIN Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ 3.75

GEORGE NIPP Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ 27.86

GEO. HENDRIX Dr. by acct due Jany 1st 1873 $ 4.00

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	Dr.	Cr.
VINNIE LAIR Cr. by acct due Jany. 1st 1873		$0.69
J. N. COX Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	21.96
J. C. SLAUGHTER Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	90.79
R. N. COFFEY Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	179.45
W. L. RILEY Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	8.56
E. P. VERDEMAN Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	135.75
MILTON STRETHER Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	9.72
LOUIS STIFF Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	4.35
HENRY STIFF Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	11.70
JACK GILREATH Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	20.95
T.C. LAIR Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	31.80
J. U. SLOUGHTER Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	19.22
D. P. UALTEN (?) Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	3.85
GEORGE COFFEY Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	19.60
W, D, LOCKHART Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	3,37
M. S. PULLIAM Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	20.68
A.SCRIBNER Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	.40
MAT COFFEY Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	31.62
JESSE PACE Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	3.40
T. B McCOUIT Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	69.93
W. G. STROTHER Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	5.55
S. ROLAND CR.		9.50
GEO. CARTER Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	.75
C. W. HATLER Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	1.50
FANNIE MALLOW Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	2.00
Wm OSBOURNE Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	.90
A.C. LACY Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	3.72
Wm. SANDERS Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	1.80
U. VERMILLION Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	3.00
KNOX GREEN Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	4.88
JAS. L. GREEN Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	39.20
JNO. GREEN Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	14.20
I.N. FOSTER Cr.		53.70
JORDAN JUDD Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	5.84
J. W. GRAVES Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	2.50
JOHNSON DYSART Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	10.41
J. U. STROTHER Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	19.15
E. DEBUSK Cr.		2.20
JNO. SRATER Cr.		4.18
J. J. SMITH Cr.		204.07
T. A. MOUNTS Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	10.00
LARKIN HENDRIX Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	37.52
C. GABLINGHOUSE Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	76.90
Wm. BOYER Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	2.37
MARY CARY Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	16.67
W. P. SLAUGHTER Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	4.34

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JNO. DAMERON Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	17.61
COIT RIFE Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	5.42
SAM’L FARRAUT Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	6.48
J. L. LESLIE Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	12.00
W. J. SLATER Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	40.05
JNO. GRAVES Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	9.00
TY WEST Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	2.00
TOM WEEKS Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	14.25
W. P. LAIR Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	4.45
MAT SLAUGHTER Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	7.25
L. C. MALLOW Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	1.52
A. L. SHIRLEY Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	3.50
JACOB MOORE Cr.		12.50
THOS. RATTAN Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	17.78
J. B. NARAD Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	23.40
JACOB HENDRIX Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	2.40
T. M. SCOTT Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	2.00
J. D. WALLACE Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	6.00
J. W. MAYS Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	9.40
C. W. COFFEY Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	.85
DOCK DERRICK Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	.90
A.L. FORD Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	1.95
A.N. BROWN Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	.25
GEORGE COFFMAN Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	1.00
JACOB CASTLE Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	25.70
W. W. HOLMAN Cr.		1.01
W. D. LAIR Dr. by acct. due Jany. 1st. 1873	159.82

One note made by W. M. BAGLEY

dated Jany. 17th 1872 due one day

after (marked out) pabable (payable?)

to W. D. LAIR administrator of the

Estate [of] THADDEUS PARRIS dec’d

at 10% from date for Gold………………….65.00

Interest to day of filing…………………..........1.26 1/4

Total amt. in Gold $2134.6174 $288.16

The State of Texas This day personally appeared before the undersigned authority HANNAH C. PARRIS

County of Collin surviving widow of THADDEUS PARRIS and made oath that the foregoing and annexed list contains a full inventory and description of all the real and personal property, books, papers, evidence of debs and all debts due or to become due belonging to the community Estate of the said THADDEUS…

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…PARRIS deceased and herself as far as she has been able to ascertain and that she was not bound or indebted to the deceased in any contract at the time of his death.

HANNAH C. PARRIS

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 21st day of March 1872.

J. M. Enloe J. P.

Written in margin: Oath of appraisers

The State of Texas This day personally appeared before the undersigned authority F. W WELCH, Wm. A.

County of Collin PORTMAN and J. W. STROCHER appraiser of the community estate of THADDEUS PARRIS deceased and his surviving wife HANNAH C. PARRIS and made oath that they were not interested in said Estate nor of Kin to any person interested therein and that they would to the best of their ability view and appraise the personal property described in the inventory.

F. W. WELCH

Wm. A. PORTMAN

J. W. STROCHER

Sworn and subscribed

Before me this 21st day of

March 1872

J. M. Enloe J. P.

Written in margin: Oath of appraisers

State of Texas Personally appeared before me the undersigned authority F. W WELCH, Wm. A. Portman and

County of Collin J. W. STROCHER appraisers of the Estate of THADDEUS PARRIS deceased and made oath that the articles of property in above and foregoing inventory have been apprised by them and the amount put opposite each article is its appraised value in gold and that they have converted the total amount of said appraisement into U. S. currency at a premium at ten percent.

F. W. WELCH

Wm. A. PORTMAN

J. W. STROCHER

Sworn to and subscribed

Before me this 21st day

of March A. D. 1872

J. M. ENLOE J. P.

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Written in margin: Bond

Know all men by this present that we HANNAH C. PARRIS as principal and J. M. GRAVES, A. C. LACY, JESSEE COFFEY, G. P. CARROLL, R. N. COFFEY, W. PARRIS, C. H. WYSONG, W. D. LAIR as sureties are held and firmly bound into J. M. BENGE clerk of the District court of Collin County in the sum of Twelve thousand four hundred and thirty four dollars and fifty-Two cents the payment of which will and truly to be made we bind ourselves our heirs and Legal representatives Jointly and severally this March (blank) 1872. The condition of the above obligation is such that the above bound HANNAH C. PARRIS has this day filed an inventory of the Community Property of her self and deceased husband , Now if the said HANNAH C. PARRIS will faithfully administer the same and pay over one half of the surplus of said Estate after the payment of the debts with which the whole is properly charged to such persons as shall be entitled to receive it Then this obligation shall be null and void otherwise to remain in full force and effect.

HANNAH C. PARRIS seal

Surviving wife of THADDEUS PARRIS dec’d seal

J. M. GRAVES seal

A. C. LACY seal

JESSEE COFFEY seal

G. P. CARROLL (?) seal

Wm. PARRIS seal

C. H. WYSONG seal

Wm. D. LAIR seal

Approved J. M. Benge Clerk

Filed April 6th 1872

J. M. Benge Clerk

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Written in Margin: Notice of Application for Guardianship

Estate of FRANCIS E. POPLEWELL, Minor

State of Texas To all persons interested in the welfare of FRANCIS E. POPLEWELL, a minor:

Collin County

Notice is hereby given that DELPHA JENNINGS has filed her application for guardianship of the person and estate of FRANCIS E. POPLEWELL, a minor under 14 yrs. of age which will be acted upon at the next Term of the District Court of Collin County Texas to be holden at the Court House in the town of McKinney on the Second Monday in Novr. 18l71 when all persons interested may attend and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my official signature and seal this 21st day of Oct 1871.

J. M. Benge Clerk

Pr. J. K. R. CRAIG Dy. Clk.

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Written in margin: Issued Oct. 21st 1871

J. M. Benge clk.

Pr. K. R. Craig dy.

Written in margin: Shff’s Return

Came to hand Oct. 23 1871 and executed same day by posting a copy of the within notice at three public places one of which was the Court house door.

W. N. Bush Shff. Collin Co. Texas

Written in margin: Inventory

Inventory of property belonging to the Estate of FRANCIS E. POPLEWELL, Minor

Money on hand belonging to said Est.

Cash on hand Cur. $550.00

Written in margin: Oath

Mrs. DELPHA JENNINGS Guard. Of the Est. and person of FRANCIS E. POPLEWELL begs leave to return the above inventory of the property belonging to the Est. of FRANCIS E. POPLEWELL, minor and says said inventory is a true and correct list of all the property that came to her hands as Guard. of aforesaid.

Written in margin: Bond

The State of Texas Know all men these present that we DELPHA JENNINGS as principal and (blank) as

Collin County as sureties are bound unto J. M. BENGE clerk of the District Court of the County first (?)…

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…aforesaid his successors in office in the sum of sixteen hundred dollars conditioned that the said DELPHA JENNINGS will faithfully discharge all duties of Guardian of the Person and Estate of FRANCIS E. POPLEWELL a minor. Witness our hands and Seals as such this 18th day of November A. D. 1871.

DELPHA JENNINGS seal W. J. JUDD seal

A.S. CRAVENS seal

JESSEE COFFEY seal

J. L. SMITH seal

M.S. COFFEY seal

G. A. COFFEY seal

S. COFFEY seal

Written in margin: Oath

State of Texas

Collin County I, DELPHA JENNINGS, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully discharge the duties as guardian of the person and Estate of FRANCIS E. POPLEWELL. So help me God.

DELPHA JENNINGS

Sworn to and subscribed before me this November 18th 1871. J. M. Benge Clerk.

D. C. Collin Co., Texas

Filed and approved Novr. 29^th 1872.

Written in margin: Notice Application for Guardianship

Estate of JOHN J. RUSSELL, Minor

State of Texas

To all persons interested in the welfare of JOHN J. RUSSELL, a minor.

Whereas J. U. BOWMAN has filed in my office his application for letters of Guardianship of the person and Estate of said minor which will be acted upon at the present Term of the District Court of Collin County now in session at the Court House in the town of McKinney, This is therefore to notify all persons interested in the welfare of said minor to appear and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and Seal of office this March 22nd 1872..

J. M. Benge Clerk

D. C. Collin co., Texas

Written in margin: Issued March 22nd 1872 J. M. Benge Clerk

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Written in margin: Shffs Return:

Came to hand March 22nd 1872 and executed March 23rd 1872 by posting a copy of the within at three public places one of which was the Courthouse door.

W. N. Bush Shff.

By G. R. Yantis

Now all men by these present that we J. U. BOWMAN and L. W. OGLESBY and G. W.

State of Texas BOWMAN as sureties are bound unto J. M. BENGE clerk of the District Court of Collin

Collin County and his successors in office in the sum of Fourteen thousand Dollars conditioned that the said J. U. BOWMAN will faithfully discharge the duties of Guardian of the Estate of JOHN J. RUSSELL a minor.

Witness our hands and seals scrawls being used as such this 6th day of April 1872.

J. U. BOWMAN Seal

L. W. OGLESBY Seal

G. W. BOWMAN Seal

Approved April 6th 1872

J. M. Benge Clerk

Written in margin: Oath of Guard.

I, J. U. BOWMAN, do solemnly sear hat I will faithfully discharge all the duties incumbent upon me as Guardian of the Estate of JOHN J. RUSSELL minor. So help me God.

J. H. BOWMAN.

Sworn to and subscribed before me this April 6th 1872.

J. M. Benge Clerk

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Written in margin: Notice of application for Guardianship [Administration?]

Estate of JNO. ECKLES Decd.

The State of Texas

To all persons interested in the administration of the Estate of JOHN ECKLES Dec’d.

J. O. STRAUGHN has filed his petition letters of administration on the Estate of JOHN ECKLES deceased which will be acted upon at the next term of the District Court of Collin county to be holden at the Court House in the town of McKinney on the second Monday in November 1871 when and where all persons interested may attend and contest the…

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…same if the[y] see proper. Given under my official signature and seal this 7th day of November 1871.

J. M. Benge Clerk

Pr. K. R. Craig Dy. Clerk

D. C. Collin Cou. Texas

Issued Novr. 7^th 1871 J. m. Benge Cler Pr. K. R. Craig. Dty.

Written in Margin: Sheriff’s Return

Came to hand Nov. 7th 1871 and executed by posting 3 true copies of the within writ at three public place one of which was the Court house door.

This Novr. 9^th 1871.

W. N. Bush Sheriff Collin Co. Texas

Written in margin: Bond

State of Texas Know all these present that we J. O. STRAUGHN as principal and G. W. FITZHUGH, I. D.

Collin County NEWSOME as sureties are bound unto J. M. Benge clerk of the District Court of Collin County and his successors in office for the sum of Two thousand dollars. Conditioned that the said J. O. STRAUGHAN will faithfully perform all the duties of administrator of the Estate of JOHN ECKLES deceased.

Witness our hands and seals scrawls beings used for scrawls [seals?]. This December 23rd A. D. 1871.

J. O. STRAUGHN Seal

G. W. FITZHUGH Seal

I. D. NEWSOME Seal

Approved. J. M. Benge, Clerk.

Written in margin: Oath

I, J. O. STRAUGHN, do solemnly sweat that I will faithfully perform all the duties incumbent upon me as administrator of the Estate of JOHN ECKLES Dec’d.

J. O. STRAUGHN

Sworn to and subscribed

Before me this Decr. 21^st 1871.

J. M. Benge

Filed Decr. 25^th 1871. J. M. Benge Clk. D. C. Court Collin Co., Tex.

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Estate of Minor heirs of JOHN MARSHALL Decd.

State of Texas Know of men by these present that we W. P. MARSHALL as principal and JOHN SHERLEY, H. H.

Collin County FINLEY, F. M. MARSHALL as sureties are bound unto J. M. Benge Clerk of the District Court of Collin County and his successors in office in the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars conditioned that the said W. P. MARSHALL will faithfully discharge the duties of Guardian of the Estate of ELIZA MARSHALL a minor.

Witness our hands and seal scrawls beings used for seals. This December 25th A. D. 1871.

W. P. MARSHALL Seal

Approved his

J. M. Benge clerk JOHN X SHERLEY Seal

Mark

H. H. FINLEY Seal

F. M. MARSHALL Seal

Written in margin: Oath

I, W. P. MARSHALL, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully perform all the duties incumbent upon me as guardian of the Estate of ELIZA J. MARSHALL minor according to the best of my ability.

W. P. MARSHALL

Sworn to and subscribed

Before me this Decr. 25 1871.

J. M. Benge

Filed decr. 25 1871 J. M. Benge

Written in margin: Bond

State of Texas Know all men by these present that we W. P. MARSHALL as principal and JOHN SHERLEY, H. H.

Collin County FINLEY, F. M. MARSHALL as sureties are bound unto J. M. Benge clerk of the District Court of Collin Co. and his successors in office in the sum of Eight hundred dollars conditioned that the said W. P. MARSHALL will faithfully discharge the duties of guardian of the Estate of BENJ. P. MARSHALL minor. Witness our hands and seal scrawls beings used for seals. This December 25th A. D. 1871.

W. P. MARSHALL Seal

Approved his

J. M. Benge clerk JOHN X SHERLEY Seal

Mark

H. H. FINLEY Seal

F. M. MARSHALL Seal

Written in margin: Oath

I, W. P. MARSHALL, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully perform all the duties incumbent upon me as guardian of the Estate of BENJ. P. MARSHALL minor according to the best of my ability.

W. P. MARSHALL

Sworn to and subscribed

Before me this Decr. 25 1871.

J. M. Benge

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Written in margin: Notice of application for partition of Lands

Estate of JARROTT HOWARD minor No. 89

The State of Texas

To all person interested in the welfare of JARROTT HOWARD, minor.

Notice is hereby given that J. O. STRUGHN Guardian of said minor has filed in my office his application for Partition and distribution of a tract of land belonging to the Estate of said minor a part of the GEORGE PERRIN survey which will be acted upon at the present term of the District Court of Collin County now in session at the Court House in the town of McKinney where all persons interested may attend and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and Seal of office this November 16th 1871.

J. M. Benge Clk.

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Issued Novr. 16 1871 J. M. Benge Clk

Came to hand Nov. 16th 1871 and executed by posting 3 copies of the within notice at 3 public places one of which is the Court House door this Nov. 17th 1871.

W. N. Bush Sheff.

Collin Co. Texas

Written in Margin: Report of Commissioners

[Square block divided into strips]

Lot No. 1 HARMON HOWARD To the Hon. District Court of Collin County.

Lot No. 2 LURETIA S. FORMAN The undersigned commissioners appointed to make partition

Lot No. 3 S. J. HOWARD and distribution of a tract of Land containing 160 acres a part

Lot No. 4 JARROTT HOWARD of a Survey of 320 acres in the name of GEO. PERRIN said

Lot No. 5 Heirs of M. E. FORMAN land to be divided among the heirs of HOWARD Deceased

Lot No. 6 W. J. HOWARD (vz.) HARMON HOWARD, JARROTT HOWARD, SAM’L J. HOWARD, LUCETTIA FORMAN, the Heirs of MARY E. FORMAN and Wm. J. HOWARD.

Report as follows:

To HARMON HOWARD as follows, Beginning at the SW corner of said PERRIN survey, Thence north 40 chains to the North West thereof Thence East 7 chains and 27 2/5 links a post, Thence South 40 chains a post Thence West 7 chains & 27 2/5 links to the Beginning contains 29 1/11 acres and designated on the…

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…foregoing Platte as Lot no. 1 valued at (blank).

To LUCETTIA S. FORMAN as follows, Beginning at the SE corner of no. 1 or fist Division, Thence north 40 chains the NE corner thereof, Thence East 7 chains & 27 2/3 links a post, Thence South 40 a post, Thence West 7 chains & 27 2/5 links to the Beginning Containing 29 1/11 acres.

designated on said platte as Lot no. 2 valued at (blank).

3 To SAM’L J. HOWARD as follows Beginning at the SE corner of Not. no. 2 Thence North 40 chains to the N. E. corner of the same, Thence East 7 chains & 27 2/5 links a post Thence South 40 chains a post Thence West 7 chains & 25 2-5 links to the Beginning, Containing 29 & 1/11 acres and designated on Said Platte as Lot no. 3 valued at (blank).

4 To JARROTT [NO SURNAME] as follows, Beginning at the SE corner of lot no. 3 Thence north 40 chains to the N. E. corner thereof, Thence E 7 chains & 27 2/3 links a post, Thence South 40 chains a post, Thence West 7 chains & 27 2/5 links to the Beginning contain[ing] 29 1/11 acres designated on said platte as lot no. 4 valued at $ [blank].

5 To the heirs of MARY E. FORMAN Dec’d. as follows Beginning at the S. E. corner of Lot no. 4, Thence North 40 chains to the N. E. corner thereof, Thence East 7 chains & 27 2/5 links a post, Thence South 40 chains a post, Thence West 7 chains & 27 2/5 links to the Beginning containing 29 1/11 [acres] & designated as Lot no. 5 valued at $ [blank].

6 To W. J. HOWARD as follows Beginning at the S. E. corner of Lot. No. 5, Thence North 40 chains to the N. E. corner thereof, Thence East 3 chains & 63 links to the N. W. corner of said W. J. HOWARD home tract, Thence South 40 chains a post, Thence West 3 chains & 63 links to the Beginning 14 6/11 acres designated as lot no. 6 (on said platte) valued at $ [blank], all of which is respectfully submitted.

ROBERT W. CARTER (sic-CARPENTER)

ABRAHAM ALLEO Commissioners

W. G. MATTEWS

Remarks

It will be observed by the foregoing the five first tracts mentions are full shares…

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…and that the 6th & last is only ½ share.

Signed above

Written in margin: Oath of Commissioners

State of Texas Before the undersigned authority personally appeared R. W. CARPENTER, ABRAHAM

County of Collin ALLEO and W. G. MATTHEWS who after being duly sworn state that the foregoing instrument of writing contains a fair, just and impartial partition and distribution of said land among the distributes there in mentioned.

R. W. CARPENTER

ABRAHAM ALLEO

W. G. MATTEWS

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day of March 1872.

J. M. WILCOX

J. P. Collin County

Filed March 19, 1872

J. M. Benge

Written in margin: Notice of Application

Estate of MARY A. ADAMSON, Minor

The State of Texas

To all persons interested in the welfare of the minor MARY A. ADAMSON.

Whereas SUSAN F. ADAMSON has filed her application for Letters of Guardianship of the Estate of said Minor which will be acted upon at the next term of the District Court of Collin County to be holden at the Court House in McKinney on the 3rd Monday in March 1872 when and where all persons interested may attend and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my official seal and signature this 12th day of February.

J. M. Benge Clerk

D. C. Collin Co., Texas

Issued Feby. 12th

1872 J. M. Benge Clk.

Written in Margin: Sheff Return

Came to hand Feby. 13th 1872 and executed by posting true copies of this notice at three public places one of which was the Court house door.

March 20, 1872 W. N. Bush Shiff C.C. T.

By. G. R. Yantis Dpty.

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State of Texas Know all men by these present that we SUSAN F. ADAMSON as principal and

Collin County A. NEWMAN as security are held and firmly bound unto J. M. BENGE clerk of the District Court of Collin County and his successors in office in the sum of Two Hundred dollars conditions that the said SUSAN F. ADAMSON will faithfully discharge and perform all the duties as Guardian of the Estate of MARY A. ADAMSON a minor.

Witness our hands and seals scrawls being used as Seals. This March 31st 1872.

Approved her

J. M. Benge SUSAN X ADAMSON Seal

mark

A. NEWMAN Seal

Written in margin: Oath

I, SUSAN ADAMSON, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully discharge the duties incumbent on me as Guardian of the Estate of MARY A. ADAMSON So help me God. her

SUSAN X ADAMSON

mark

Sworn to [and] subscribed before me

This March 30th 1872.

J. M. Benge Clk.

Filed March 30th 1872.

J. M. Benge Clk.

Written in margin: Inventory

State of Texas District Court July Term

County of Collin

And now comes SUSAN F. ADAMSON Guardian of the Estate of MARY ANN ADAMSON a minor and files the following Inventory of Money that has come to her hands as such Guardian to wit: I have received from the Estate [of] THOMAS ADAMSON Dec’d. the sum of $ [blank] $80.00

Written in margin: Filed May 8th 1872, J. M. Benge Clk.

The State of Texas This day personally appeared before the undersigned authority SUSAN F. ADAMSON

Collin County Guardian of MARY ANN ADAMSON a minor who being duly sworn disposes & says that the above and foregoing is a full inventory and description of all the real and personal property books property evidences of debts and all of debts due or to become due belonging to the Estate of MARY ANN ADAMSON a minor as far as she has been able to ascertain. her

SUSAN X ADAMSON

Mark

Sworn to and subscribed before me

This 8th day of May 1872 J. M. Benge Clk.

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Written in Margin: Report of sale

Estate of G. U. COPENING Decd.

The State of Texas In District Court November Term 1871.

Collin County

To the Honorable District Court of said County.

The undersigned JANE J. COPENING administratarix of the Estate of G. U. COPENING deceased begs leave to report that at the door of the Court House of said County in the town of McKinney on the first Tuesday of September 1871 it being the fifth day thereof by virtue of an order of said Court passed at the Spring Term thereof in 1871 and of an order made by your Honor on the 34d of August 1871, She after due and Legal notice given sold upon a credit of Six months to the highest bidder at Public auction certain real Estate belonging to said Estate and described as follows:.

Lot no. 1 forty acres to G. A. FOOTE for $60.00

Lot no. two forty acres to G. A. FOOTE for $50.00

Lot no. three 22 ½ to G. A. FOOTE for $25.00

Lot no. four 40 acres to G. A. FOOTE for $80.00

Lot no. five 40 acres to G. A. FOOTE for $60.00

Lot no. six 40 acres to G. A. FOOTE for $60.00

Lot no. Seven 40 acres to G. A. FOOTE for 40.00

Lot no. Eight 37 ½ acres to J. M. WILCOX for $42.00

Total amt. $417.00

She hereunto attaches a platte and survey of said lots of land made by S. B. WILSON County Surveyor of said County with the field notes of each of said Lots thereto attached to which platte Survey and field notes she here referd (?) for particular description of the said Lands sold as above set forth and asks that the same be received as a part of this report and that said sale be received and confirmed by the court.

Written in margin: Oath of Administratrix

State of Texas This day personally appeared before the undersigned authority JANE J. COPENING administratrix

County of Collin of the Estate of G. U. COPENING deceased who being duly sworn disposes and says that the foregoing report is a true and correct account of the sale made by her of the …

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…property above mentioned belonging to said Estate at the time and place aforesaid by virtue of the order aforesaid.

JANE J. COPENING

Sworn to and subscribed

Before me this Decr. 16th 1872.

J. M. Benge Clk.

[Map of land]

Written in margin: Field notes

Lots no. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 & 8 are situated in Collin County on the water of Sister and Pilot Groves creeks about 10 miles NE from McKinney being part of a survey of 2834 acres made in the name of JAMES JACKSON Ab. No. 350. And part of a tract of 420 acres out of said original survey Deeded to G. U. COPENING.

Lot no. 1

Beginning at a stake in the S B line of said JACKSON survey and the N B line of a survey made in the name of J. C. NEAL from which a honey Locust 12 in. in di. W x brs. S 88° E 25 lks. and another 10 in. in di. ma/ + brs. S 70” W 28 lks. the same being the SE cor. of 120 acres surveyed for a Homestead for JANE J. COPENING (surviving wife of G. U. COPENING) Thence N with E B line of said Homestead 16 ch. & 87 lks. passing its NE cor. to stake from which a mulberry 8 in. in di. ma/ + brs. S 4 lks. Thence E 23 ch. & 71 lks. to Point on EB line of said 424 acre tract, Thence S therewith 16 ch. & 87 lks. to the SE cor. of same a stake from which an Elm ma/ + brs. E 11 lks. and another Elm ma/ A brs. N 11° E 53 lks. T. W with SB line of said 420 acre tract the same being the SB line of the survey 23 ch. & 71 lks. to the place of beginning containing 40 acres.

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Lot no.3 Beginning at one of the NE cor. s of said 420 acres at a stake from which a double Elm ma/ + brs. S 79 ½ 20 lks., Thence N 3 chs. & 20 lks. a stake from which a Bois d’arc Ma/ + brs 2 ½ E 60 lks. Thence E 23 ch. & 71 lks. with NB line of aforesaid 420 acre tract to its NE cor. a stake from which an elm ma/ + brs. S 46° S 21 lks, Thence S with E B line of same 9 ch. & 72 lks. to the N. W. cor. of said Lot no. 2, Thence N 6 ch. & 26 lks. to the place of Beginning. Containing 22 ½ acres be the same more or less.

Lot no. 2 Beginning at the NW cor. of Lot no. 1 a stake from which a mulberry 8 in. in di. ma/ + brs. S 4 lks. Thence N 16 chs. & 87 lks. a point. Thence E 23 ch. & 71 lks. to a point on EB line of said 420 acres tract Thence S therewith 16 chs. & 87 lks. to the NE cor. of Lot no. 1. Thence W with NB line of said lot no. 1 to the place of Beginning Containing 40 acres.

Lot no. 4 Beginning at the NE cor. of 120 acres surveyed out of said 420 acres tract as a homestead for JANE J. COPENING surviving wife of G. U. COPENING at a stake from which an elm 3 in. in di. ma/ C (?) brs. W 5 lks. Thence N with WB line of Lots no. 1, 2, & 3 to the Beginning cor. of Lot no. 3, 25 chs. a stake from which a double Elm, ma/ + brs. S 79 ½ ° W 20 lks, Thence W with the N B Line of aforesaid 420 acre tract 16 ch. A point therein. Thence S 25 ch to stake in NB line of the aforesaid Homestead from which an Elm 10 in. in di. ma/ + brs N 10° E 21 lks. Thence E with NB line of said Homestead 16 chs. to the place of Beginning containing 40 acres more or less.

Lot no. 5 Beginning at the SW cor. of Lot no. 5 at a stake in the NB line of 120 acres surveyed out of said 420 acres as a homestead (for JANE J. COPENING surviving wife of G. U. COPENING) from which an Elm 10 in. in dia. ma/ + brs. N 2° E 13 lks. and another Elm 12 in. in di. ma/ + brs N 10° E 21 lks. Thence N with WB line of Lot no. 4 25 chs. to the NW cor. thereof a point in the NB line of said 420 acre tract, Thence W therewith 16 ch. A point, Thence S 25 ch. To stake in the NB line of the aforesaid homestead from which an Elm 6 in. in di. ma/ + brs. S 69° W16 lks. and another Elm 12 in. in di ma/ + brs. N 47°E 17 lks. Thence E 16 ch. To the place of Beginning Containing 40 acres more or less.

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Lot no. 6 Beginning at the SW cor. of Lot no. 5 a stake in the NB line of 120 acres surveyed out of a 420 acres as a homestead for JANE J. COPENING surviving wife of G. U. COPENING dec’d. from which an Elm 6 in. in di. ma/ + brs. S 69° W 13 lks. and another Elm 12 in. in di. ma/ + brs. N 47° # 17 lks, Thence N with the WB line of lot no. 5 25 ch a point in NB line of said 420 acre tract and the NW cor. of Lot no. 5, Thence W with said NB line 1 ch. to point in same, Thence S 25 chs. to a stake in NB line of aforesaid homestead from which a Bois d’arc 3 in. in di ma/ + brs. S 50° W 17 lks., Thence E 16 ch. with NB line thereof to the place of Beginning containing 40 acres more or less.

Lot no. 7 Beginning at the SW cor. of lot no. 6 a stake the NB line of 120 acres surveyed out of 420 acre tract as a homestead (for JANE J. COPENING surviving wife of G. U. COPENING dec’d.) from which a Bois d’arc 3 in. in di. ma/ + brs. S 50° to 17 lks. Thence N with WB line of Lot no. 6 25 ch. to the NW cor. thereof a point in NB line of said 420 acre tract, Thence W therewith 16 chs. a point in said NB line, Thence S 25 ch. to a stake in NB line of said Homestead from which a forked Elm 12 in. in di. ma/ + brs N 69° E 20 lks and another slipping Elm 6 in. in di. ma/ + brs S 35° W 11 lks, Thence E 16 ch. with said NB to the place of Beginning Containing 40 acres more or less.

Lot no. 8 Beginning at the SW cor. of Lot no. 7 a stake in the NB line of 120 acres surveyed out of said 420 acre tract as a homestead (for JANE J. COPENING surviving wife of G. U. COPENING dec’d.) from which a forked Elm 12 in. in di. ma/ + brs. S 35° W 11 lks., Thence N 25 ch. with WB line of Lot no. 7 to its NW cor. a stake in NB line of said 42- acre tract, Thence W therewith 4 ch. & 73 lks. a cor. on the E line of 640 acres out of the original JACKSON survey deeded to W. WHEAT by S. BOWLAND, Thence S therewith 2 ch. & 25 lks the SE cor. of said 640 tract, Thence W with SB line of same 11 chs. & 29 lks. to a stake in said SB line the same being the most Westerly NW cor. of said 420 acre tract, Thence S with WB line of some (same?) 37 ch. & 75 lks. a point in said WB line, Thence E 16 ch. to the place of Beginning Containing 37 ½ acres more or less.

I certify that I did on the day of June 1871 survey the land described in the accompanying Platt and field notes and that the surveys were made according to law, this June __th 1871

GEO. COPENING THOS. B. WILSON

____SMITH Chairman County Surveyor

Collin County, Texas

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State of Texas To the sheriff or any constable of Collin County. Greeting.

Collin County

Whereas G. A. FOBTS(?) and B. R. HOUGHTON creditors of the Estate of G. U. COPENING Deceased has this day filed in the office of the District Clerk of Collin county their petition praying the Court for an order of sale of the real property of said Estate for a sufficient amount thereof to satisfy their debts. This is therefore to notify all persons interested that said petition will be acted upon at the next Term of the District Court aforesaid Count to be holden at the Court House in the Town of McKinney on the 1st Monday in [at?] noon next when and where they may attend and show cause if any why said order should not be made. You are therefore commanded that you cause this notice to be published in the McKinney Messenger a newspaper published in the town of McKinney for four successive weeks prior to the return day thereof.

Herein fail not but of this notice make due return to our Court showing how you have executed the same.

Witness my official signature and seal of Said Court This Oct. 11th, 1870.

J. M. Benge Clerk

D. C. Collin Co., texas

Issued Oct. 11th 1870. J. M. Benge Clerk

Written in Margin: Sheff’s Return:

Came to hand Oct. 11th 1870 Executed the within citation by causing the within citation and brief statement to be published in the weekly Messenger, a weekly newspaper published in the County of Collin in the State of Texas for four successive weeks previous to a term day of said citation November 5, 1870. W. N. Bush Sheff.

C. C. Texas

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Written in margin: Notice of app.

Estate of J. M. BOUNDS & ELIZA BOUNDS

The State of Texas

To all persons interested in the Administration of the Estate of ELIZA BOUNDS Deceased.

Whereas W. A. KINCAID part owner of the real property belonging to said Estate has filed in my office his Petition praying for Partition and Distribution of said Estate which will be acted upon at the next Term of the District Court of Collin County to be holden at Court House in the Town of McKinney on 2nd Monday in November 1871 when all persons interested may attend and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and seal of

Office this Sept. 13th 1871

J. M. Benge Clerk

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Written in Margin: Issued Sept. 13th

1871 J. M. Benge Clerk

Came to hand Sept. 15th 1871 and executed by posting 3 copies of the within notice at three public place in Collin Co. one of which was at the Court House door. W. N. Bush Shiff.

Collin Co. Texas

Written in Margin: Citation to Parker County

The State of Texas.

To the Sheriff or any constable of Parker County. Greetings.

Whereas WILLIAM A. KINCAID one of the distributees of the Estate of J. M. & ELIZA BOUNDS deceased has filed his petition in the District Court of Collin County Texas praying for partition and distribution of said Estate, You are therefore commanded that you summon HENRY S. SISK and JENNIE SISK Heirs of said Estate if to be found in your County, to be and appear before the District Court of Collin County to be holden at the Court House in the town of McKinney on the 1st Monday in July 1871 to show cause if any they have why said Partition & Distribution should not be made.

Wherein fail not but this writ execute and have you then and there show how you executed the same.

Witness my hand and seal of Office This April 25th 1871.

J. M. Benge Clerk D. C. Collin Co.

Written in margin: Sheff’s Return

Came to hand May 4th 1871 and executed by reading to the within named HENRY SISK & JENNIE SISK in Jerson (?).

J. W. Hedrick Sheriff

P. C. T.

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Written in margin: Notice of app.

The State of Texas

To the Sheriff or any Constable of Collin County. Greetings.

Whereas WM. A. KINCAID has filed his petition in the District Court of Collin County that JOEL F. STEWART administrator of the Estate of J. M. & ELIZA BOUNDS deceased be cited to appear and make Report showing the condition of said Estate and for an order of division of said Estate. Your are therefore commanded that you summon JOEL F. STEWART Administrator as aforesaid to be and appear before the District Court of said County to be holden at the Court House in the Town of McKinney on the 1st Monday in November 1870 to answer said Petition. Wherein fail not but of this writ make due return according Law.

Witness my hand & Seal of Office This Oct 18th 1870.

J. M. Benge Clerk

D. C. C. Texas

Written in margin: Shffs Return

Came to hand Oct. 29th 1870 and Executed November 1st 1870 by reading to the with[in] named Administrator JOEL F. STEWART in person.

J. M. Fox Dept. Sheff.

C. C. Texas

Written in margin: Citation to A. HUNT

The State of Texas

To ANN S. HUNT Guardian of the Estate of JOSEPH and MAGGIE BOUNDS, minor heirs of ELISABETH BOUNDS deceased.

Whereas WM. A. KINCAID Part owner of the real property belonging to said Estate has filed in my office his petition praying for partition and Distribution of said Estate which will be acted upon at the next Term of the District Court of Collin County to be holden at the Court House in the Town of McKinney on the 2nd Monday in Novr. 1871 where you may attend and contest the same if you see proper.

Witness my hand and seal of Office This 13th day of September 1871. J. M. Benge Clerk D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Written in margin: Issued Sept. 15 1871 J. M. Benge clerk

Written in margin Shffs. Return

Came to hand Sept. 15 1871 and executed the same day by delivering to the within named ANN HUNT in person a true copy of this writ.

W. N. BUSH Shff. C. C. Texas

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Written in margin: Report of commissioners

W. A. KINCAID

vs.

J. F. STEWART Admr. Est. of M. & ELIZA BOUNDS

To the District Court of Collin County the undersigned commissioners who by your Honorable Court at the November term 187_ were appointed commissioners to set apart and partition the land in the above entitled cause beg leave to make the following report 1st We have alloted and set apart to J. M. KINCAID (sic) the plaintiff in this suit the following described tract, to wit: part of 320 acre survey patented to RUFUS SEWELL on the waters of Rowelett’s Creek and Beginning at the NC cor. of survey in the name of M. BAIN (?) JAMISON Thence North 13 chs. 33 ½ lks. to post, Thence West 77 chs. and 75 lks. to post, Thence South 13 chs. 33 1/3 lks. to post, Thence East 77 chs. and 75 lks. to the Beginning Containing 103 2/3 acres more or less valued at Seven hundred and fifty dollars.

2nd We have allotted and set apart to JOSEPH BOUNDS the following described tract of land to wit: part of same survey patented to RUFUS SEWELL and Beginning at the NW corner there of Thence South 26 chs. and 66 2/3 lks. a post, Thence East 47 chs. and 38 lks. to post, thence North 26 chs 66 2/3 lks. to post, Thence West 47 chs. and (?) 38 lks. to the place of Beginning. Containing 126 1/3 acres more or less valued at Seven hundred and fifty dollars.

3rd We have allotted to MAGGIE BOUNDS the following described tracts of land parts of some survey in name of RUFUS SEWELL and 1st tract Beginning at the NE cor. of the said SEWELL survey Thence West 32 chs. & 62 lks. to post Thence South 26 chs. & 66 2/3 lks. to post, Thence East 32 chs. & 62 lks. to post, Thence North 26 chs. & 66 2/3 lks. to the place of Beginning Containing 87 acres more or less valued at seven hundred dollars also another tract being part of same survey in name of RUFUS SEWELL and Beginning at the South West corner thereof, Thence North 13 chs. & 33 lks. to post, Thence East 2 chs. & 25 lks. to post Thence South 13 chs. & 13 1/3 lks. to post, Thence West 2 chs. & 25 lks. to the place of Beginning Containing three (?) acres more or less valued at fifty dollars all of which is respectfully submitted to the Court.

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W. M. WEAVER

J. W. FRANKLIN

G. W. SIMPSON

M. U. GARNET

Sworn to and subscribed before me

Jany. 1872 J. M. Benge Clerk

[map of land partition]

Filed Jany 1872. J. M. Benge Clerk

Written in margin: Notice of Probate of will

Estate of SANFORD BECK Deceased

The State of Texas

To all persons interested in the administration of the Estate of SANFORD BECK deceased.

Where as JOHN M. SAMONS has filed with the District Clerk of Collin County his petition praying for the Probate fo the last will and testament of SANFORD BECK Deceased which will be acted upon at the next Term of the District Court of Collin county to be holden at the Court House in the town of McKinney on the 1st Monday in July 1871 when and where all persons interested may attend and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and seal of office

This June 21st 1871.

J. M. Benge Clerk

D. C. Collin Co., Texas

Issued June 21st 1871 J. M. Benge Clerk

Written in margin: Sheff Return

Came to hand June 21st and executed same day by posting a true copy of this writ in three public places one of which was upon the Court House door.

W. N. Bush Shff. C. C. T.

By. G. R. Yantis Deputy

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Knowing the uncertainty of life and now being sane in mind I now make and declare this my last will and Testament.

First I Bequeath that my funeral Expenses and all Just debts that I may owe at the time of my death shall be paid out of the stock that I may then own provided that it does not take more than one half of said Stock and if it takes more than half the remainder shall be paid out of land not specially given to named parties.

Secondly I Bequeath to my wife MATILDA BECK all the lands I now own on the waters of Spring Creek and between Spring Creek and Rowlett’s Creek which includes the present Homestead said Lands lying in Collin & Dallas Counties during her natural life and after her death to my two daughters MARGARET BECK and MATILDA BECK to be equally divided between them. I further give to my said wife all of my household and kitchen furniture all my wagons carriages harnesses furnishings utensils, Horses Jacks Jennets, mules, cattle sheep goats and hogs and all ready money that may be on hand at my death provided that money on hand shall be applied to the payment of debts which I may owe at my death before Stock of any kind or lands not given to specially named parties.

Thirdly I give and Bequeath to my daughter JULIA ANN SANDERS all the lands I may own at my death on the East side of Rowlett’s Creek in and out of the M. R. FOSTER 640 acre survey.

Fourthly I give and Bequeath to my daughter SARAH ANN SALMONS all the lands I may own at my death in the MARY SCOTT survey of 640 acres which I own in partnership with J. M. SALMONS. I owning two thirds of said partnership land and J. M. SALMONS one third. I bequeathing the said two thirds of said lands to SARAH ANN SALMONS.

Fifthly I give and Bequeath to my Grandson DANIEL ROWLETTE SALMONS forty acres of land off the south end of a tract of land bought by me from THOS. TAYLOR lying on the forks of Pilot Grove Creek and East fork of Trinity River near what is known as Clear Lake.

Sixthly I give and Bequeath to the heirs of my son MANLY BECK dec’d., the Heirs of my daughter ELIZABETH McDONALD dec’d., my daughter SARAH ANN SALMONS, my daughter all the lands I now own in the forks of East fork of Trinity...

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…River and Pilot Grove Creek near and about Clear Lake which includes my interest in the Steam Mill & distillery owned by me and J. M. McRUNNELL’S heirs also all other Lands which I may hereafter before my death acquire.

Seventhly I hereby Revoke the Gift of the Mill Machinery and every thing pertaining thereto and the Still and all the apparatus pertaining thereto and will and declare that the same shall be sold and the proceeds to be applied to the payment of my debts if should owe any at my death and if not I give the whole or any remainder after paying my debts to my wife MATILDA BECK.

Eighthly I hereby state and declare that my daughter MARGARET BECK and MATILDA BECK are the owners of Horses and cattle independently of my stock and hereby declare that nothing in this will is intended to interfere with said horses and cattle and if their Minority should vest any ownership in me of said stock I hereby give and Bequeath all of said stock to them respectively as they claim. I further declare and make known that my wife MATILDA is the separate owner of nine head of horses which nothing in this will is to interfere with---after reflection I give and bequeath to my daughter JULIA ANN SANDERS five hundred dollars out of any money that may be on hand at my death or any money that may be due me at that time any of the stock on hand after the payment of my debts or the lands given to the heirs of my children in the preceding part of this will and hereby revoke anything said in the preceding part of this will conflicting with the gift of the said five hundred Dollars and hereby authorize her to take the same out of any of the effects named at its apprised value. I hereby state by way of explanation that Lands herein before given to the heirs of my several shall be so divided as to give to the heirs of each of the children named taken collectively one share of the lands. I Further declare it to be my will and desire that no probate Court shall take and action in this matter relative to this…

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…will except the Probation of this will and the filing of an Inventory and appraisement of my property. And I hereby appoint JOHN M. SALMONS my Executor to this my last will and Testament hereby clothing him with full power and authority to do and perform all things necessary to carry out said will fully and entirely.

Witness my hand this the 11th day of March A. D. 1865.

his

SANFORD X BECK

mark

Witnesses

GEO. H. PEGUS

his

ELBERT X SCOTT

mark

Written in margin: Bond of executor

The State of Texas Know all men by these present we JOHN M. SALMONS as principal and F. J. VANCE, J.

County of Collin BOGGERS, Wm. SACHE and E. B. DISHMAN as sureties are held and firmly bound unto J. M. Benge Clerk of the District county of Collin County and his successors in office in the sum of Four thousand four hundred Dollars lawful money of the United States of American for the payment of which sum well and truly to be made we hereby bind ourselves our heirs Executors and Administrators Jointly and severally firmly by these present. The condition of the above obligation that whereas the above Bound JOHN M.L SALMONS was appointed Executor to the last will and Testament of SANFORD BECK deceased late of Collin County and said appointment having been Recognized and confirmed by the Hon. District. Court of Collin county Exercising Probate Jurisdiction and said Will having proven up as required by law and admitted to Probation now if the said JOHN M. SALMONS shall well and truly comply with the requisitions of the said will according to its tenor as required by Law then this obligation is to be null and void otherwise to be of Full force and effect according to Law. In testimony thereof we hereunto set our names this the 24th day of July A. D. 1871.

JOHN M. SALMONS

F. J. VANCE

J. BOGGERS

WILLIAM SACHE

E. B. DISHMAN

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Written in margin: Oath of Executor

I do solemnly swear that the writing which has been offered for Probate in the last will and testament of SANFORD BECK so far as I know or believe and that I will well and truly perform all the duties of Executor under the sail Will. So help me God.

JOHN M SALMONS

Sworn to and subscribed before me this July 26th 1871.

J. M. Benge clerk

Pr. P. E. R. Craig Dty. Clerk.

D. C. C.C. Texas

Filed and approved July 26th 1871.

J. M. Benge Clerk

Written in margin: Inventory and Appraisement

Inventory of property belonging to the Estate of SANDFORD (sic) BECK Dec’d

Separate Property

1st Really

200 acres situated in the South part of Collin County a part of the MARIA J. GUNING 2/3 league survey & deeded to ELIZA TAYLOR by C. BEALE & MARY F. BEALE and by said E. TAYLOR and her husband to SANDFORD BECK at……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………$900.00

100 acres out of same survey and titled

Described same way…………………………………………………………………………………………..$500.00

80 acres out of same survey deeded to

BECK by G. C. TUCKER Aug. 8/64…………………………………………………………………………..$320.00

An undivided ½ interest in 20 acres out of

Same survey deeded to BECK Novr. 1863

By BENJAMIN THOMPSON…………………………………………………………………………………....$20.00

33 Acres out of the M. R. FOSTER 640 acre

survey 14 miles S. of McKinney on

Rowlett’s Creek conveyed to SANDFORD BECK……………………………………………………………………..$264.00

36 Acres same survey conveyed to

BECK by M. H. FUSTER (FOSTER?)………………………………………………………………………………..…$288.00

31 Acres Some survey conveyed to Beck

by N. STEGALL & husband………………………………………………………………………………………………$248.00

10 Acres Same survey conveyed by MANLY

S. BECK to S. BECK……………………………………………………………………………………………….....…$50.00

30 Acres Same survey conveyed by

MANLY BECK to STANDFORD BECK…………………………………………………………………………….…$240.00

An undivided 2/3 interest in 9 acres out of the MARY SCOTT survey of 640 out of

in the South part of Collin………………………………………………………………………………………………….$60.00

An undivided 2/3 interest in 6 acres out of

same survey bout of G. H. PEGUS……………………………………………………………………………………….$40.00

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50 acres out of the J. B. ROUNDTREE survey

in Collin bought of bought of said ROUNDTREE……………………………………………………………………..$300.00

56 Acres out of the J. T. McCULLOCH survey

Of 640 acres bought of said McCULLOCH…………………………………………………………………………….$336.00

$3566.00

Written in margin: Inventory

Personally

1 Blk. Horse 6 yrs. old	50$
1 Cow and calf	12.50
3 Turning plows (9 inch)	18.00
1 Work ox	25.00
1 Ox wagon	45.00
3 Log chains—all	3.50
	$154.00

Community property of SANDFORD BECK dec’d and his surviving wife FRANCIS BECK

1 two horse wagon & harness…………………………………………………………………………$100.00

1 Cow & calf……………………………………………………………………………………………...$ 12.50

$112.50

Recapitulation

Separate property

Realty $3566.00

Personally 154.00

Community Property 112.50

$3832.50

Written in margin: Oath

State of Texas

County of Collin Personally appeared before me J. M Benge clerk D. C. Collin Co. Texas JOHN M. SALMONS who says on oath that the above is an inventory and description of all the property real and personal as far as he has been able to ascertain belonging to the Estate of SANDFORD BECK dec’d except some hogs he is unable to collect or command and three steers affiant was unable to find which he in informed belongs to the Estate and one Cow in some situation. JOHN M. SALMONS

Sworn to and subscribed before me.

This Aug. 10th 1871.

J. M. Benge Clerk

The amount set opposite each article in the above & foregoing instrument is it appraised value.

F. J. VANCE

J. M. DUNLAP

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Written in margin: Oath

State of Texas Personally appeared before me J. M. Benge Clerk of the D. C. Collin Co. F. J. VANCE,

County of Collin JAMES M. DUNLAP and R. M. BOARD who say on oath that they are not interested in the Estate of SANFORD BECK nor of kin to any person interested therein and that will according to the best of their abilities view and appraise the personal property to them produced and the real property described in the Inventory. J. M. DUNLAP

F. J. VANCE

R. M. BOARD

Sworn to and Subscribed before me this Aug 10th 1871 J. M. Benge Clerk

Filed Aug. 10th 1871 J. M. Benge Clk.

Additional Inventory of the Personal Property of the separate Estate of SANDFORD BECK decd.

1 Yoke Steers appraised at………………………..$50.00

1 Cow & Calf………………………………………...$14.00

Community Property

20 Head hogs appraised at……………………….$30.00

1 Plow………………………………………………..$ 5.00

$99.00

Written in margin: Additional Inventory

State of Texas Personally appeared before me JOHN M SALMONS, who says that the above is a full description

Collin County of all the personal property belonging to the Estate as far as he has been able to ascertain since the filing of the original Inventory.

JOHN M. SALMONS

Sworn to & subscribed before me this the 4th day of September 1871. J. M. Benge Clerk.

Written in margin: Oaths

State of Texas Personally appeared before me ELBERT SCOTT, W. U. MILLINON and J. M. GATES who say on

Collin County oath that they are not interested in the Estate of SANDFORD (sic) BECK decd. nor of kin to any person interested therein and that they will according to the best of their ability view and appraise the personal property to them produced. his

ELBERT X SCOTT

mark

W. H. MILLINON

J. M. GATES

Written in margin: Filed Sept. 4th 1871 J. M. Benge

Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 6th Sept. J. M. Benge Clk. The amount see opposite each article in the (unreadable) in Inventory is its appraised value. his

ELBERT X SCOTT

mark

W. H. MILLINON

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Written in margin: Notice of application to Sell Lands:

The State of Texas

To all interested in the administration of the Estate of SANDFORD BECK Deceased:

JOHN M. SALMONS Executor of said Estate has filed in my Office his petition for an order to sell the following real property belonging to said Estate to wit, 30 acres out of the M. B. FOSTER survey and 56 acres out of the J. T. McCULLOCK survey which will be acted upon at the next term of the District court of Collin County to be holden at the Court House in the town of McKinney on the 2nd Monday in Novr. 1871 when all persons interested may attend and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness may hand and Seal of office This Novr. 9th 1871.

J. M. Benge Clerk

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Issued Novr. 9th 1871. J. M. Benge Clk.

Written in margin: Shffs return

Came to hand Novr. 10th 1871 and executed by posting a copy of this writ at three public places one of which was the Court House door and causing the same to be published in the Official Journal of the 11th Judicial District as the law directs, Nov. 11, 1871.

W. N. Bush Shff.

By G. R. Yantis Dty.

Written in margin: Bond and Oath

Estate of HENRIETTA J. PHILLIPS, Minor

State of Texas Know all men by these present that we JOHNSON PHILLIPS as principal and CHAS. GUINN &

Collin County A. M. RUSSELL as sureties are bound unto J. M. Benge Clerk of the District court of Collin & his successors in office in the Sum of One hundred Dollars. Conditioned that the said JOHNSON PHILLIPS will faithfully discharge the duties as guardian of the Estate of HENRIETTA J. PHILLIPS Minor. Witness our hands Scrawls being used for seals, This March 23rd 1872.

Filed March 27th 1871. J. M. Benge J. H. PHILLIPS Seal

CHARLES GUINN Seal

A.M. RUSSELL Seal

I, JOHNSON PHILLIPS, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully discharge all the duties incumbent on me as Guardian of the Estate of HENRIETTA J. PHILLIPS. So Help Me God.

J. H. Phillips

Sworn and subscribed before me.

This March 23rd 1872. J. M. Benge Clk.

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Written in margin: Bond

Estate of WM W. PHILLIPS Minor

State of Texas Know all men by these present that we JOHNSON PHILLIPS as principal and CHAS. GUINN &

Collin County A. M. RUSSELL as sureties are bound unto J. M. Benge Clerk of the District Court of Collin & his successors in office in the Sum of One hundred Dollars.

Conditioned that the said JOHNSON PHILLIPS will faithfully discharge the duties as guardian of

the Estate of WILLIAM W. PHILLIPS a Minor.

Witness our hands Scrawls being used for seals, This March 23rd 1872.

J. H. PHILLIPS Seal

CHARLES GUINN Seal

A.M. RUSSELL Seal

Filed & Approved March 27th 1872.

J. M. Benge clerk

Written in margin: Oath

I, JOHNSON PHILLIPS, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully discharge all the duties incumbent on me as Guardian of the Estate of WILLIAM W. PHILLIPS, Minor. So help me God.

J. H. PHILLPS.

Sworn to and subscribed before me this March 23rd 1872

J. M. Benge

Written in margin: Bond

Estate of S. J. WARDEN Deceased.

Community Property

State of Texas Know all men by these present that we F. M WARDEN and WILLIAM WARDEN and JAS. U.

Collin County LOVEJOY as sureties are held and firmly bound unto the clerk of the Dist. Court of Collin County in the penal sum of One thousand three hundred & Sixty-five dollars the payment of which well and truly to be made we bind ourselves our heirs and assignees firmly by these present.

The Condition of the above bond are that whereas the said F. M. WARDEN has this day filed an inventory of the Community property of him self and S. J. WARDEN his deceased wife. Now if the said F. M. WARDEN shall well and truly administer the Est. of himself and deceased wife and shall keep a full…

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…and fair account and Statement of all exchanges Sales and other dispositions of Community property and upon final partition shall account to the legal heirs of his wife after deducting a reasonable commission for the management of the same this bond to be null and void otherwise remain in full force and effect.

In witness where of we hereunto set our hands This April 1st 1872.

F. M. WARDEN

Approved April 1st 1872 WILLIAM WARDEN

J. M. Benge Clk. J. U. LOVEJOY

Filed April 1st 1872

J. M. Benge Clk.

Written in margin: Inventory

Inventory and appraisement of the Community property belonging to the Estate of S. J. WARDEN and F. M. WARDEN her husband yet living.

Real Est. belonging to said Est.

208 acres of land out

The C. BOLES surveyed valued at……………………………………………………….936.00

15 acres out of the C. BOLES valued at……………………………………………………………..64.00

Personal property

5 head of horses valued at……………………………………………………………………………75.00

7 head of hogs valued at……………………………………………………………………………...15.00

2 yoke of work oxen valued at………………………………………………………………………..80.00

$1365.00

Personally appeared before J. M. Benge Clerk of the Dist. Court of Collin County, WILLIAM WARDEN and JAS. U. LOVEJOY appraisers who being duly sworn say that the above is a full and complete inventory of the Community property belonging [to] the Est [of] S. J. WARDEN dec. and F. M. WARDEN her husband that has come to their hands and that the valuation of the same is a fair valuation of the same property to the best of their knowledge and belief. WILLIAM WARDEN

J. U. LOVEJOY

Sworn to and subscribed before me this April 1st 1872.

J. M. Benge Clerk D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Filed April 1st 1872.

J. M. Benge

Clerk

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Written in margin: Additional Inventory

Estate of PETER E. PULLIAM Decd.

Additional Inventory and appraisement of the Estate of PETER E. PULLIAM Dec’d, Consisting only of the sum of Thirty five dollars (35.00) currency received from the administration of the said Estate of the State of Missouri.

The State of Texas

County of Collin I, DAVID E. LONDON, administrator of the Estate of PETER E. PULLIAM Decd. do solemnly swear that the above contains of all (sic) and complete list of claims money & property in connection with those Inventories heretofore filed so far as the same has come to my knowledge.

DAVID E. LONDON

Sworn to and Subscribed before me this Feby. 1st 1871.

J. M. Benge Clk.

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Filed Feby 1st 1871 J. M. Benge clerk

Written in margin: Notice of App. To sell land

The State of Texas

To all persons interested in the Administration of the Estate of PETER E. PULLIAM Deceased.

DAVID E. LONDON Administrator of the Estate of PETER E. PULLIAM Decd. has filed his petition praying for an order of Court to sell the Real property belonging to said Estate which will be acted upon at the next Term of the District Court of Collin County to be holden at the Court House in the town of McKinney on the 1st Monday in July 1871 when and where all persons interested may attend and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and seal of office This June 8 1871.

J. M. Benge Clk.

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Written in margin: Shff.s Return

Came to hand June 8th 1871 and executed by causing the within notice to be published in the McKinney Messenger a weekly newspaper published in Collin County for four successive weeks prior to return day hereof July 6th 1871.

W. N. Bush Shff.

By. S. K. Rudolph Dupty.

Issued June 8th 1871

J. M. Benge clk.

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Written in margin: Bond

Estate of MARGRET JENKINS Decd.

State of Texas Know all men by these present that we HENRY SHIELDS as principal and E. D. McCOY

County of Collin as Surety are held & firmly bound unto the District Clerk of the County of Collin in the sum of four hundred dollars for the payment of which well and truly to be made unto the said Clerk of the District Court as aforesaid we bind ourselves our heirs Executors & Administrators Jointly and severally firmly by these present, this November 25th 1870.

The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas the said HENRY SHIELDS has been appointed by the District Court of said County as Administrator of the Estate of MARGRET JENKINS late of said County deceased. Now if the said HENRY SHIELDS shall well & truly perform all the duties required of him under said appointment then this obligation shall become null & void otherwise to remain in full force and effect.

Witness: I. D. NEWSOME HENRY SHIELDS

his

E. D. X McCOY

mark

I do solemnly swear that I will well & truly perform all the duties of Administration of the Estate of MARGRETT (sic) JENKINS Decd.

HENRY SHIELDS.

Sworn to and subscribed before me this Novr. 15 1870

J. M. Benge Clerk.

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Filed Novr. 25 1871 (sic)

Written in margin: Report of Sale

The State of Texas District Court Summer Term

County of Collin A. D. 1871

To the Hon. District Court of said County.

The Undersigned administrator of the Estate of MARGARET JENKINS Decd. would represent that he proceeded as required by law and on the 15th day of April 1871 made a public sale of all personal property belonging to said Estate on a order (?) of six months, taking notes with security from the purchasers, and he begs have to submit the following Report of said sale and prays that the same be confirmed and recorded:

Name of Purchaser	Article	Price
PETER WETSEL	1 sow & six pigs	7.99
G. W. EASTIS	6 shoats @2.25	11.25
JAMES WETSEL	6 shoats @1.55	9.00

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Name of Purchaser	Article	Price
R. SMARTT	1 White cow	8.75
DAVID WILLIAMS	1 Brindle cow	7.00
PETER WETSEL	1 Ox	28.10
COLUMBUS PHILLIPS	1 clock, 1 hoe & plow	5.00
S. PANNEL	1 oven, 1 tea kettle	1.00
D. WILLIAMS	1 wash kettle	2.25
D. WILLIAMS	4 chains	1.20
D. WILLIAMS	1 spider	.25
D. JONES	1 small pot	.25
THOMAS WILLIAMS	1 cow	7.00

$88.05

Written in margin: Oath

I, HENRY SHIELDS, admr. of MARGARET JENKINS Decd. solemnly swear that the above and foregoing is a true account of the sale made by me as admr. as aforesaid on the 15 day of April 1871.

Sworn to & Subscribed before me HENRY SHIELDS

May 6th 1871 J. M. Benge D. C.

Pr. Cameron Dep. Clerk D. C. C. C.

Filed May 6th A. D. 1871.

J. M. Benge clk.

Pr. Cameron Dpt.

Written in margin: Inventory

Estate of JOHN ECKLE Decd.

Inventory and appraisement of the property belonging to the estate of JOHN ECKLE deceased

198 acres of land (unimproved) in Mowry Headright, 16 miles NE from McKinney…………………..……$600.00

1 horse and Saddle & Bridle & Halter………………………………………………………………………………75.00

An undivided interest in 125 head of stock cattle…………………………………………………………..…… (blank)

$675.00

Written in margin: Filed 1st May 1872 J. M. Benge Clk.

We the undersigned certify that the foregoing inventory is correct to the least (sic) of our knowledge & belief.

Sworn to and subscribed W. S. COFFEY

Before me this 1st day of May WILLIAM WORDEN

Sworn to and subscribe to before me the May 1st A. D. 1872.

J. M. Benge Clerk

By G. W. Cameron Dpty.

I do solemnly swear that the above is a correct Inventory of all the property belonging to the Estate of JOHN ECKLE deceased that has come to my Knowledge. J. O. STRAUGHN

Admr. of said Estate

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of May 1872 J. M. Benge Clerk by G. W. Cameron Dpty.

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Written in margin: Notice of application

Estate of J. P. MARTIN Deceased

The State of Texas

To all persons interested in the Administration of the Estate of JOHN P. MARTIN. Deceased.

JOHN P. ALLISON has filed in my office his application for Letters of Administration on the Estate of JOHN P. MARTIN Deceased and will be acted upon at the next term of the District Court of Collin County to be holden at the Court House in the town of McKinney on the 2nd Monday in Novr. 1871 where any person interested may attend and Contest the Same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and seal of Office

This November 7th 1871.

J. M. Benge Clerk

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Issued Novr. 7th 1871

J. M. Benge Clerk

Written in margin: Shff. Return

Came to hand Novr. 7th 1871 and executed by posting 3 true copys (sic) of the within notice at three public places on of which was the Court House door This Novr. 7th 1871.

W. N. Bush Sheff.

Collin Co. Texas

Written in margin: Bond

State of Texas

Collin County Know all men by these present that we JOHN P. ALLISON as principal and J. U. LOVEJOY, HARRISON STIFF, JESSEE SHAIN, J. M. FELAND as sureties are bound unto J. M. Benge Clerk of the District Court of Collin Count and his successors in office in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars, Conditioned that the said JOHN P. ALLISON will faithfully discharge the duties of Administrator of the Estate of JOHN MARTIN Deceased—Witness our hands and seal. Scrawls being used as such. This December A. D. 1871.

JOHN P. ALLISON Seal

J. U. LOVEJOY Seal

HARRISON STIFF Seal

JESSE SHAIN Seal

J. M FELAND Seal

Approved Decr. 16 1871.

J. M. Benge Clerk

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Written in margin: Oath

I, JOHN P. ALLISON, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully discharge the duties incumbent upon me as administrator of the Estate of JOHN MARTIN Deceased to the best of my ability. So help me God.

JOHN P. ALLISON

Sworn to and subscribed before me this Decr. 16th 1871. J. M. Benge Clerk

D. C. Collin Co.

Filed Decr. 16th 1871. J. M. Benge Clerk.

Written in margin: Notice of application to sell land

Estate of DAVID WETSEL Deceased

Administrator’s Sale

State of Texas

To all persons interested in the Administration of the Estate of DAVID WETSEL Deceased. Whereas ALEX BERRY Administrator De Bonis Non of the Estate of DAVID WETSEL Deceased has filed in my office his petition praying for an order for the sale of the real property belonging to said Estate to pay the debts of said Estate which will be acted upon at the next Term of the District Court of Collin county to be holden at the Court House in the town of McKinney on the 2nd Monday in Novr. 1871 when and where all persons interested may attend and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and seal of Office.

This September 14th 1871

J. M. Benge Clrk.

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Written in margin: Sheffs Return

Came to hand September 14th 1871 Executed by causing the within notice to be published for 4 weeks in the McKinney Messenger Being the official Journal for the Eleventh Judicial District of Texas.

This Oct 16th 1871.

W. N. Bush Sheff.

Collin Co. Texas

Issued Septr. 14th 1871.

J. M. Benge Clerk

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Written in margin: Notice of application to sell lands

Estate of I. R. LEDBETTER, Minor

The State of Texas

To all persons interested in the welfare of I. R. LEDBETTER Decd.

Notice is hereby given that JAMES F. COLEMAN guardian of said minor has filed his application to sell certain land belonging to said minor which will be acted upon at the next term of the District Court of Collin County to be holden at the Court House in the town of McKinney on the 3rd Monday in March 1872 where all persons interested may appear and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and seal of Office this 23rd Feb. A. D. 1872.

J. M. Benge Clerk

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Written in margin: Shff’s Return

Came to hand Feby. 23rd 1872 and executed causing this writ to be published in the McKinney Messenger for four successive weeks prior to return day and posting in three public places one of which was the Court house.

W. N. Bush Sheff C. C. T.

By G. R. Yantis Dty.

Issued Feby. 23rd 1872 J. M. Benge Clerk

Written in margin: Notice of app. For Guard.

Estate of ANN SURRILDA & ELDORA HUNTER, Minors

The State of Texas,

To all persons interested in the welfare of the minors ANN SURRILDA & ELDORA HUNTER,

Notice is hereby given that MRS. S. J. STIMSON has filed her petition praying to be appointed guardian of the person and Estate of said minors. Which will be acted upon at the next term of the District Court to be holden at the Court House in the town of McKinney on the 3rd Monday in March 1872 when and where all persons interested may appear and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and seal of Office. This March 5th A. D. 1872.

J. M. Benge Clerk.

Pr. S. K. Rudolph Dpty. D. C. Collin Co. Texas

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Written in margin: Sheffs Return

Came to hand March 5th 1872 and executed by posting copys (sic) of this notice in three public places in the County one of which was the Court House door.

W. N. Bush Shff.

Collin Co. Texas

Issued March 3rd 1872 J. M. Benge Clrk.

Written in margin: Bond

Estate of JOEL TODD, Minor

State of Texas Know all men by these present that we GEO. A. WILSON as principal and JOHN FAIRES,

County of Collin LEONIDAS WILSON as sureties are held and firmly bound unto J. M. Benge Clerk of the District Court of Collin County Texas or his successors in office in the sum of one thousand Dollars for the payment of which sum well and truly to be made unto J. M. Benge Clerk aforesaid we bind ourselves and heirs executors and administrators Jointly and severally firmly by these present.

Witness our signatures this 28 day of July 1871. The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas the said GEO. A. WILSON was by the District Court of Collin County appointed as Guardian of the Estate of JOEL TODD Minor. Now if the said GEO. A. WILSON shall well and truly perform all the duties devolving upon him by Law under said appointment then this obligation to be null and void otherwise to remain in full force and effect.

GEO. A. WILSON

JOHN FAIRES

LEONIDAS WILSON

Written in margin: Oath

I do solemnly swear that I will well and truly perform all the duties devolving upon me by law as the Guardian of the Estate of JOEL TODD a minor to the best of my skill and ability. So help me God.

GEO. A. WILSON

Sworn to and subscribed before me this July 28th 1871.

J. M. Benge

Pr. K. R. Craig. Dty. Clerk.

D. C. Collin County Texas

Filed and approved

July 28th 1871

J. M. Benge Clerk

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Written in margin: Inventory

State of Texas District Count Collin County Novr. Term 1871

County of Collin To the Hon. Dist. Court of said County GEO. A. WILSON Guardian of the person and estate of the minor JOEL TODD appointed at the July 1871 Term of said District Court would beg leave to report the following as a complete and correct Inventory of the property or estate of said minor that has come to his knowledge; viz, Three Hundred Dollars U. S. Currency $300.00. We would further represent that as there will other means and effects coming into his hands sufficient to defray the expenses of the maintenance of said minor, he has loaned out the full amount of said $300.00 at 12 ½ % in taking what he deems good landed security therefor.

GEO. A. WILSON

Guardian

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 28th day of Oct. 1871. J. M. Benge Clerk.

Pr. K. R. Craig Dty. Clerk

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Filed Oct. 28th 1871.

J. M. Benge Clk.

Pr. K. R. Craig Dty.

Written in margin: Notice of application to Probate

Estate of OLIVER HEDGECOXE Decd.

To all persons interested in the administration of the Estate of OLIVER HEDECOXE Decd. Notice is hereby given that JOHN O. HEDGECOXE has filed his application for probate of the will and testament of OLIVER HEDECOXE decd. which will be acted upon at the next term of the District Court of Collin County to be holden at the Court House in the town of McKinney on the second Monday in Novr. 1871 when and where all persons may attend and contest same if they see proper.

Witness my official signature and seal this 23rd day of Oct 1871.

J. M. Benge Clerk

Pr. K. R. Craig. Dy. Clerk.

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

Written in margin: Sff’s. Return

Came to hand Oct. 24th 1871 and executed the same day by posting three true copies of the same at 3 public places one of which was the Court House door. W. N. Bush Sheff.

Collin Co. Texas

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Written in margin: Will

State of Texas I, OLIVER HEDGECOXE, of said County of Collin being of sound and disposing mind and

County of Collin memory, and being desirous to settle my worldly affairs while I have strength so to do, do make this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all others heretofore by me made,

Item 1st For the purpose of avoiding the expenses and trouble of Administration, and to ensure correct and economical management and entire Justice to all my heirs I hereby grant and convey to my brother JOHN O. HEDGECOXE all my real and personal property also all debts, dues and chases in action due me or legally or equitably belonging to me of every nature and description, and to assign to him all such dues, debts and chases in action so as to enable him the said JOHN O. HEDGECOXE to sue for and collect the same in his own name, without letters testamentary or of administration, just as I could do. And the said JOHN O. is hereby released and exempted from the necessity of qualifying or giving bond as executor or administrator.

Item 2nd. It is my will to give to my wife LAURA HEDGECOXE all my live Stock of every kind that does not already belong to her, all my household and kitchen furniture, and that she have all the rents and proceeds of my portion of the farms, so long as she remains my widow.

Item 3rd. It is my will that my executor JNO. O. HEDGECOXE furnish ample means for the education for my two sons OLLIE and OTTO and the daughter of my brother FELIX, MARETTA HEDGECOX.

Item 4th. After a final adjustment of all my debts it is my will that a remainder of my estate be the same in money, lands, or other property, be equally divided between my three sons HENRY O. HEDGECOXE, OLIVER HEDGECOXE, and OTTO HEDGECOXE.

In testimony whereof I have hereto set my hand this third day of July A. D. 1871.

OLLIVER HEDGECOXE

Signed declared and published by OLLIVER HEDGECOXE

as his last will and testament in the presence of us the attesting

witnesses, who have hereto subscribed our names in the presence

of the said OLLIVER HEDGECOXE at his special instance and request

this July 34d 1871. F. G. GOODWIN

S. C. ANDERSON

K. R. CRAIG

Filed Novr. 18th 1871.

J. M. Benge Clerk

Written in margin: Issued 25 day of Dec 1871. J. M. Benge Clerk

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Written in margin: Codicil

State of Texas August 20 1871

County of Collin Whereas I OLLIVER HEDGECOXE did on the 3rd of July 1871 being of sound and deposing mind make and declare my last will and testament signed by my hand and being now of sound and disposing mind and wishing to amend and add to said will, I now therefore make ordain and declare this as a codicil thereto viz, 1st Where as in the aforesaid last will I gave to my wife LAURA HEDGECOXE the income arising from the rentals &c of land there in mentioned, but it is not my will that she receive no income or rentals from said property or any other lands or property or any other lands or property of mine whatever. And further in said will I gave to her all my live stock X but now will that she receive only two head of each kind viz: two horses, two head of cattle etc. to be selected by her. And that my executor furnish her no money, nor other means besides the stock just above named out of my estate.

2nd. It is my will that this codicil be annexed to my above mentioned will and testament, that it be probated with it and taken as a part thereof to all intents and purposes. Whereby ratifying and confirming said will in all respects and every particular not conflicting herewith. Witness my hand this 20th day of August A. D. 1871.

Signed in the presence of OLLIVER HEDGECOXE

O. E. BUSH

K. R. CRAIG

Filed Novr. 18th 1871 J. M. Benge Clerk

Written in margin: Proof of Will

State of Texas Before me the undersigned authority personally appeared K. R. CRAIG who upon oath says that

Collin County OLIVER HEDGECOXE signed the foregoing will in his presence and in the presence of the other witness that they signed the same in the presence of OLIVER HEDGECOXE that the said testator was at the time of the signing of the same over the age of twenty one years and that each of the subscribing witnesses was over the age of fourteen years.

K. R. CRAIG

Sworn to and subscribed before me this Novr. 18 1871.

Written in margin: Filed Novr. 18th 1871. J. M. Benge Clerk

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Written in margin: Inventory

Inventory of the Estate of OLLIVER HEDGECOXE Decd.

Community Property

1-One Sorrel Horse	$ 80.00
47-Forty Seven head of Stock Cattle value ($7.00) Seven Dollars pr. head	$392.00
4-Four Yearling colts at $20.000 per hd.	$ 80.00
1-One Bay mare and sorrel Colt	$ 65.00
1-One Bay work horse	$ 40.00
2-Two Work mules $75.00 each	$150.00
1-One Gray Horse	$ 60.00
6-Six Plows at $3.00 each	$ 18.00
5-Five Log chains $2.00	$ 10.00
1-One Wagon and Harness	$ 75.00
1-Old Reaper	$ 20.00
Household and Kitchen Furniture not appraised
1-One Set Blk. Smith tool	$ 30.00
Sundry carpenter tools	$ 75.00
1-One Carriage	$200.00
1-One compass	$ 50.00
Total Personal/Community Property	$1282.00

Separate Property of OLLIVER HEDGECOXE decd.

No. acres	Situation	Original Grantee	Abs. No.	Val. Per acre.
320	Young Co. Tex	Olliver Hedgecoxe	303	50¢	$160.00
320	Buckan (unreadable)	Texas Em. & Land Co.	1130	50¢	$160.00
320	Young “ “	Texas Em. & Land Co.	415	50¢	$160.00
320	Throckmorton	Texas Em. & Land Co.	648	50¢	$160.00

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No. acres	Situation	Original Grantee	Abs. No.	Val. Per acre.
320	Throk & Shacklefore Cos.	Texas Em. & Land Co.	659	50 cts.	$160.00
320	Palo Pinto co.	Ditto	874	50 cts.	$160.00
320	Young Co.	H.O. Hedgecoxe aps. of	1139	50 cts.	$160.00
288	Young Co.	T. E. L. Co. Do.	1138	50 cts.	$144.00
320	Palo Pinto Co	Do.	3	50 cts.	$160.00
320	Young Co.	Do.	194	50 cts.	$160.00
320	Bunchanan Co.	Do.	1029	50 cts.	$160.00
320	Montague Co.	Do.	23	50 cts.	$160.00
320	Callahan Co.	Do.	692	50 cts.	$160.00
320	Baylor Co.	Do.	77	50 cts.	$160.00
250	Collin Co.	O. Hedgecoxe	240	$15.00	$3750.00

$5974.00

List of Notes Accounts &c anther (?) Estate

Due Bill from W. L. SANDERS to O. HEDGCOXE dated

Aug 27th 1865 (no interest mentioned) for $10.00

Order from E. C. FARIS on HEDGECOXE & ANDERSON

Dated July 23rd 1872 for $ 3.00

Note from J. O. HEDGECOXE To DAVID JENKINS and assigned

To OLLIVER HEDGCOXE Dated April 10th 1871 $90.00

Note from G. W. and MARTHA RENDALL to O. HEDGCOXE (sic) dated

Sept. 5th 1871 due one day after date for (Gold) $575.00

Int. 10% Int. Now due 17.72

Note from J. D. and (?) DOAK to OLLIVER HEDGECOXE dated 16th

August 1859 Due 16th Oct 1859 for $200.00

No interest mentioned

Created 23 Novr. 1859 $50.00

Created 7th March 1860 $20.00

Created 31st Decr. 1859 $25.00

Created 31st May 1860 $10.00 105.00 $95.00

Note for J. O. HEDGCOXE (sic) to O. HEDGECOXE Dated Apr. 7 1856

Due Apr. 7 1857 for $1500.00

Due Bill for A. CRUSE To O. HEDGCOXE & C. M. HENRY

Dated Feby. 18 1866 cur/ For 28.00

Do for A. CRUSE to O. HEDGCOXE Doled (?)

18th Feby 1868 (cur.) for 35.00

Note for J. VANCLEVE To O. HEDGECOXE Doled (?) June 1st 1871

Due one day after date (no int.) (Gold) $ 200.00

Credits June 1st 1871 $100 Bal. $ 100.00

Total $2453.72

Recapitulation

Community Property Personal $1282.00

Community Property Land $ 70.00

Separate Property 4448 Val. At $5474.00

Total amt. due Estate $2453.72

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Papers belonging to the Estate of OLLIVER HEDGCOXE decd. as received by the Executor.

All the title papers of the lands mentioned under the head of Separate property:

1 Deed to the tract under head of Community Property Papers relating to the DOUGLASS BROWN Survey Abs. No. in Young Co. on 213 1/3 acres O. HEDGCOXE has been paying taxes as a locative interest.

Papers relating to the PHILLIPS VIVION Abs. No. 20 in Young Co. on 320 acres of which O. HEDGCOXE has been paying taxes as a locative interest.

Papers relating to 1 League & 1 Labor of land Cert. (?) is to be raised—in which O. HEDGCOXE has one fourth interest. Papers relating to the Lands of the Est. of JOSEPH S. (?) JOHNSON decd. two certificated procured (?) by O. HEDGCOXE under power of Ally from the heirs one for one third of one League the other for 1280 acres—to one half of which O. HEDGCOXE is entitled under the power of Attorney.

Title Paper to 320 acres out of the BENJ. F. STEWART survey Abs. No 1111 in Fannin Co. as there are other claimants to this lands it is not appraised in this inventory.

There are also among the papers left by the deceased the papers belonging to the Estate of HENRY O. HEDGCOXE Decd. which were in his possession as Executor of said estate and to which JNO. O. HEDGCOXE is entitled as surviving Executor.

There are also due said Estate sums of money of which this Executor has either found no accounts or has be unable from the memorandums found to ascertain the amts. among which is his account as Exr. of the Estate of H. O. HEDGECOXE Ded.

State of Texas Personally appeared before me the undersigned authority J. M. Benge Clerk of the District Court of

Collin County Collin Co. Texas DAVID MELLON, A. E. QUISENBERRY and SAM. H. FOX who say on oath that they are not interested in the Estate of OLLIVER HEDGCOXE deceased nor of…

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…kin to any person interested there in and that they will according to the best of their ability view appraise all the personal property to them produced and the real property described in the Inventory of said Estate.

SAM H. FOX

Sworn and subscribed to before me DAVID MELLON

This 27th day of December 1871. A. E. QUISENBERRY

J. M. Benge clerk

Written in margin: Oath

We the appraisers do solemnly swear that the amounts set opposite each article in the above Inventory is its appraised value.

SAM H. FOX

DAVID MELLON

A.E. QUISENBERRY

Sworn and Subscribed before me this Decr. 26th 1871. J. M. Benge Clerk.

Written in margin: Oath of Executor

State of Texas I, JOHN O. HEDGCOXE, do solemnly swear that the above is a full Inventory and description of

Collin County all the real and personal property, books, papers, evidences of debts and of all debts due or to become due, belonging to the Estate as far as I have been able to ascertain and that I am not bound to the deceased in any contract at the time of his death, except as stated in the Inventory.

JOHN O. HEDGCOXE

Sworn and subscribed to before me this December 27th 1871. J. M. Benge Clerk

Filed Decr. 2nd 1871. J. M. Benge Clerk

Written in margin: Oath

State of Texas I, JOHN O. HEDGCOXE, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully discharge the duties as Executor

Collin County of the Estate of OLLIVER HEDGCOXE Decd. according to the best of my skills and ability. So help me God.

JOHN O. HEDGCOXE

Sworn and subscribed to before me

this December 6th 1871 J. M. Benge clerk

Filed Decr. 6th 1871 J. M. Benge clerk

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Written in margin: Notice

Estate of DANIEL KLEPPER decd.

The State of Texas

To all persons interested in the Estate of DANIEL KLEPPER deceased.

Notice is hereby given that F. J. VANCE has filed in my Office his Petition for Probate of the last will and Testament of DANIEL KLEPPER dec eased which will be acted upon at the next Term of the District Court of Collin County to be holden at the Court House in the Town of McKinney on the 3rd Monday in July 1872 when and where all persons interested may attend and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and Seal of Office this June 28th 1872.

J. M. Benge clerk

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

“Endorsed”

Came to hand June 28th 1871 and executed same day by posting three true copies of this writ in three public places in Collin Co., one of which is the Court House door.

W. N. Bush Shff.

Collin Co. Texas

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Written in margin: Will

The State of Texas

County of Collin I DANIEL KLEPPER of the aforesaid County and State being in sound mind and knowing the uncertainty of life do make this my last will and testament that is to say

1st I will that all my real estate (viz all my lands) shall remain undivided until my eldest (sic) becomes of Legal age at which time they my legal heirs shall take possession of the Same and Contrate (?) as they may see proper so to do.

2nd I will to my oldest son WM. A. KLEPPER one bay Mare 4 years old this spring, being the One which I had here tofore given him and is now claimed by him. Also to said WM. A. Two Cows, Two yearlings and one Two year old, the same being Stock which I had before given him and is now bound (?) and claimed by him.

3rd To my son JOHN W. KLEPPER One cow and yearling being the same which I had before given him and which is now recognized as his said JOHN W. cow & yearling.

4th To GEORGE PRICE KLEPPER my 3rd son I give one three year old heifer which has been before given to him.

5th I will and Set apart a sufficient amount of my horse (?) property which is most Salable to pay all debts-and the remainder of my horse (?) property- And…

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…all of my cattle remaining to be sold on a credit of Twelve months and the proceeds thereof to be divided equally between my three oldest sons for their support and education at such times as their wants may require and my wagon and harness & all of my farming implements and my cooking stove to be sold on the same time and the proceeds thereof to be applied in the same manner as the property—last before mentioned and all the remainder of my household and kitchen furniture I will to my oldest son WM. A.

6th I further will that my farm and dwelling and all things thereunto pertaining shall be rented or leased for cash or for a part of the crop as may best suit for the interest of my heirs. (viz. the oldest as above named and that the proceeds of said Farm to be applied to the Keeping up the fencing around and the building on the same and paying Taxes also, and the balance after Keeping up said farm and paying Taxes as before mentioned to be divided and appropriated to my three oldest sons in the same manner as above Stated.

7th Having disposed of all my property I now will that no other action shall be had herein by the District Probate Court that the probating of this will.

8th I now will and appoint ISAAC K. KLEPPER my executor for the purposes of Carrying Out this my last will and testament my said Executor full power to carry out the same as therein stated with-out any order of court after the probating of the Same and confirming the appointment of said executor. In witness of which I have hereinto Set my hand this April 1st 1872. His

DANIEL X KLEPPER

Mark

Set my hand this April 1st 1872

I will and appoint WILLIAM K. KLEPPER

Executor of this my will when

he shall have became of Legal age

if he is considered competent

Witness

F. J. VANCE

JOHN BEVERLY

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Written in margin: Proof

State of Texas I, F. J. VANCE, one of the Subscribing witnesses to the last will and testament of DANIEL

Collin County KLEPPER late a citizen of Collin County being duly sworn do declare and say under Oath that I recognize my signature as attesting witness to the last will of said KLEPPER that I in Conjunction with JOHN BEVERLY the other subscribing witness to said will subscribed the same in the presence of said DANIEL KLEPPER and at his request as Attesting witnesses that said DANIEL KLEPPER Subscribed said will in the presence of the…

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…undersigned and JOHN BEVERLY the other attesting witness and acknowledged to said witnesses his signature so made to said will and that said DANIEL KLEPPER at that time was of sound mind over the age of Twenty One years and the undersigned T. J. VANCE and JOHN BEVERLY attesting witnesses were both at that time over 14 years of age.

F. J. VANCE

Sworn to and Subscribed before me

this 2nd day of May 1872

Filed May 2nd 1872 J. M. Benge

J. M. Benge by S. K. Rudolph Dpt. By S. K. Rudolph Dpt.

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Written in margin: Bond

The State of Texas

Collin County Know all men by these present that I, F. J. VANCE, as principal & J. C. FORMAN as sureties are held and firmly bound unto the District clerk of Collin County in the sum of Ten thousand ($10,000) Dollars for the payment of which well and truly to be made unto the said District clerk we bind ourselves our heirs executors and administrators, Jointly & severally firmly by these present. Witness our hands and seal, scrawl being used for seal, this the 29th day of July A. D. 1872.

The Condition of the above obligation is Such that whereas the abound F. J. VANCE has been appoint administrator with the will attached of the estate of DANIEL KLEPPER deceased. Now if the said F. J. VANCE Shall well and truly perform all the duties required of him and said appointment, the the obligation shall be null and void otherwise to remain in full force and effect.

F. J. VANCE Seal

J. C. FORMAN Seal

Approved July 30 1872 J. K. ALDRIDGE Seal

J. M. Benge clk THOS. A. ULONTS (?) Seal

State of Texas

Collin County I, F. J. VANCE, do solemnly swear that I will well and truly perform all the duties incumbent on me as the administrator with the will attached of the Estate of the Said DANIEL KLEPPER deceased. So. Help me God.

F. J. VANCE.

Sworn and Subscribed to

Before me this 30th July 1872

Filed July 30th 1872 J. M. Benge clerk

J. M. Benge clk. D. C. Collin Co. Texas

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Written in margin: Bond Special

Estate of MARTIN L. MORROW Minor

The State of Texas

County of Collin Know all men by these present that we CATHARINE G. MORROW and ROBERT M. WILCOXSON and THOS. A. MORROW are held and firmly bound to MARTIN L. MORROW in the sum of One thousand dollars for the payment of which will and truly to be made we bind ourselves our heirs and legal representative jointly and Severally Sealed with our Seals and dated this 22nd day of July A. D. 1872. The condition of the above obligation is such that whereas the above named CATHARINE G. MORROW is the lawful guardian of MARTIN L. MORROW minor child of ALEXANDER K. MORROW Dec’d and who resides in said County of Collin and State of Texas & has coming to him an estate or sum of money in the State of Tennessee Giles County from the Estate of his father the said ALEXANDER K. MORROW dec’d. arising from the sale of a tract of land lately sold by a d___ of the chancery court at Pulaski in the said County of Giles, and from personally (?) and rents in the hands of the administrator and which fund amounts to about (blank) and is under the control of the said chancery Court: Now whereas the said CATHERINE G. MORROW is about to make application to the proper authorities in the State of Tennessee for said Estate or sum of money coming to the said MARTIN L. MORROW to be paid over to her as guardian aforesaid in this State, Now therefore if the said CATHARINE G. MORROW as such guardian shall well and truly account for and pay over Such estate or sum of money as shall be received by her in the State of Tennessee aforesaid, to the said MARTIN L. MORROW his heirs or legal representatives as by the laws of the State of Texas, which have been or shall be prescribed in relation to the duties of guardian therein then this obligation to be void; otherwise to remain in full force and effect. This the day & year first above written.

her

CATHERINE G. X MORROW Seal

mark

ROBERT M. WILLCOXSON Seal

THOMAS A. MORROW Seal

The State of Texas

Collin County Before me JAMES A. ASTON an acting Notary Public in and for Collin County Texas this day personally appeared CATHARINE G. MORROW who is well know to me and signed the above and foregoing Bond of Guardianship and acknowledged the execution thereof for the purpose and…

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Written in margin: Bond

…considering therein mentioned .

Witness by hand and Seal of Office at

Farmersville this 24th day of July 1871.

Jas. A. Aston Notary Public

Collin County Texas

This Bond is hereby approved

This July 25th 1872

Filed July 25th 1872 W. H. Andrews

J. M. Benge Clk. Judge D. C.

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Written in margin: Bond

Estate of G. H. PEGUS Deceased

State of Texas

Collin County Know all men by these present that we ELIZABETH PEGUES as Principal and DANIEL HERRING & WM. SACHE as sureties are bound unto J. M. Benge clerk of the District Court of Collin County Texas or his Successors in office in the Sum of Thirty five Hundred Dollars. The Condition of the above obligation is such that the said ELIZABETH PEGUS has this day filed an Inventory of the Community Estate of herself and deceased husband G. H. PEGUES. Now if this Said ELIZABETH PEGUES shall well & faithfully perform the duties incumbent on her by law then this obligation shall be null and void otherwise be in full force and effect.

Witness our hands this Aug.—1872.

Approved Aug. 16th 1871 ELIZABETH PEGUES

J. M. Benge DANIEL HERRING

Filed Aug. 16th 1872 WM. SACHE

Written in margin: Inventory and Appraisement

The State of Texas District Court July Term

Collin County A. D. 1872

To the Hon. District Court of Said County. The undersigned ELIZABETH PEGUES Surviving wife of GEO. H. PEGUES dec’d. begs leave to file the following Inventory and appraisement of the Community Estate of herself and her deceased husband, to wit.

152 Acres of Land in Ulay (?) Scott headright Abstract No. 633 Valued at:	$1520.00
171 Acres Out of the G. H. Pegues Survey Abstract No. 536 Valued at:	$1710.00
2 Cows & Calves Valued at:	20.00
1 Yearling Valued at:	3.00
2 Feather beds & clothing valued at:	50.00
2 Bed steads valued at:	10.00
1 Cup Board valued at:	4.00

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1 dining Table valued at:	5.00
1 writing Desk 2.00, 4 chairs 2.00 valued at:	4.00
1 Table ware valued at:	2.00
1 Cooking Stove valued at:	10.00
1 Saddle 10.00, 1 plow 2.50 valued at:	12.50
1 Site plow Harness valued at:	1.50
2 Weeding Hoes .50, 3 pitchforks 1.50 valued at:	2.00
1 wash tub and board valued at:	1.00
2 boxes .50, 1 hand saw 1.00 valued at:	1.50
1 Double barreled Shot gun valued at:	20.00
1 pr. Saddle bags 5.00, 3 water buckets .50 valued at:	5.50
1 Draw Knife .50, 1 Axe .50 valued at:	1.00
1 Wash Kettle 2.50, 1 Iron Square .50 valued at:	3.00
1 Sad Iron .50, 1 grind Stone 1.00 valued at:	1.50
5 Stone Jar 2.50, 1 looking glass 2.00 valued at:	4.50
1 Barrel .25, 1 clock 5.00 valued at:	5.25
1 Lot Litrary (?) & School Books valued at:	5.00
Total:	3402.25

The following property belonged to said Community Estate but since the death of my said husband I have sold and disposed of in payment of valid and subsisting debts against said estate to wit:

1-4 yr old mare and colt sold to J. C. McCRARY in payment of his debts against said estate for $90.00

1 yoke of Steers sold to WM. SACHSE in payment of his debts against said Estate for $40.00

1-2 yr. old Filly & 2 Cows & calves sold to JAMES SYNDER in payment of his debts against said Estate

For $150.00

State of Texas

County of Collin Personally appeared before me the undersigned authority ELIZABETH PEGUES surviving wife of GEO. H. PEGUES deceased, who being by me sworn upon Oath says that the foregoing inventory & appraisement is a full and correct description of all the real and personal property books, papers evidences of debts and of all debts due or to become due, belonging to the Community estate of herself and her said husband as far as she has been able to ascertain. her

Subscribed & sworn to before ELIZABETH X PEGUES

Me this Aug 8th 1872 mark

J. M. Benge clerk

The State of Texas

County of Collin Personal appeared before me the undersigned authority T. H. B. BLALOCK & W. C. HUEY who upon oath say that they are not interest in the estate of GEO. H. PEGUES dec’d. nor…

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…of Kin to any person interested therein. And that they will according to the best of their abilities view and appraise the personal property to them produced and the real property described in the inventory.

Subscribed and sworn to before me W. C. HUEY

this Aug. 8th 1871. T. H. B. BLALOCK

J. M. Benge clerk

State of Texas

County of Collin Personally appeared before me the undersigned authority T. H. B. BLALOCK & W. C. HUEY who upon oath say that the foregoing is a true appraisement of the property to them produced and described & that the amount set opposite each article in the report is it appraised value.

Subscribed and sworn to W. C. HUEY

Before me this August 1872 T. H. B. BLALOCK

J. M. Benge Clk.

Filed August 8th 1872

J. M. Benge clk.

By S. K. Rudolph Dpty.

Written in margin; Notice

NANNIE H. GOSSUM Minor Est. of

The State of Texas

To all persons interested in the welfare of NANNIE H. GOSSUM Minor.

Notice is hereby given that C. T. MANN has filed in my Office his applicant for Letters of guardianship of the Estate of said NANNIE H. GOSSUM Minor which will be acted upon at the present term of the District Court of Collin County Texas now in Session at the Court House in the Town of McKinney where all persons interested may attend and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and seal of Office this 19th day of July 1872.

J. M. Benge clerk

D. C. Collin Co. Texas

“Endorsed”

Came to hand July the 19th 1872 and executed the same day by posting a true copy of this notice in three public place in the county. One of which was the Court House Door.

W. N. Bush Sheriff

Collin County Texas

Spend (?) July 19th 1872

J. M. Benge

Clk.

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Written in margin: Bond

State of Texas Know all men by these present that we C. T. MANN as principal & L. W. OGLESLY, JOE

Collin County FOREMAN and F. BUTLER and S. B. M. FOWLER as Sureties are bound unto J. M Benge clerk of the District Court or his Successors in Office in the Sum of Sixteen Hundred Dollars Conditioned that the Said C. T. ULANN will well and faithfully discharge all the duties incumbent upon him as Guardian of the Estate of NANNIE H. GASSUM a minor. Witness our hands & seals Scrawls being used as such This August 9th 1872.

C. T. MANN seal

This Bond is this L. W. OGLESBY seal

day approved JOE FOREMAN seal

J. M. Benge clerk F. BUTLER seal

S. B. M. FOWLER seal

I C. T. MANN (sic) do solemnly swear that I will well and faithfully perform all the duties incumbent on me as guardian of the Estate of NANNE H. GASSUM a Minor.

Subscribed & Sworn to before C. T. MANN

Me this August 9th 1871

J. M. Benge clerk

Filed August 9th 1872

J. M. Benge clk.

Written in margin: Inventory and Appraisement

The State of Texas District Court

County of Collin November Term A. D. 1872

To the Hon. District Court of Said Court—The undersigned C. T. MANN Guardian of the Estate of NANNIE H. GOSSUM a minor begs leave to file the following inventory and appraisement of property belonging to his said war to wit: about eleven (11) acres of land part of Survey in the name of JOSEPH KLEPPER Situated in and adjoin the Town of Plano Collin co. with the improvements thereon, Said tract of land being the same land Conveyed by JOSEPH KLEPPER to H. H. GOSSUM said Guardian would report that MRS. ANGIE E. MANN has a life Estate in and to said tract of land with remainder over to his said ward, Said life estate arises from her the said ANGIE E. MANN being the Surviving wife of H. H. GOSSUM Dec’d, and that said tract of land having been the Homestead of Said H. H. GOSSUM Dec’d. and said ANGIE E. MANN formerly GOSSUM.

The State of Texas

County of Collin This day personally appeared…

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…before the undersigned authority C. T. MANN who being duly sworn deposes and says that the above and foregoing is a full Inventory and description of all the real and personal property, books, papers, evidences of debts, and of all debts due or to become due belonging to the Estate of NANNIE H. GOSSUM a Minor as far as he has been able to ascertain.

Sworn to & Subscribed before C. T. MANN

me this 20 day of Aug. 1872

J. M. Wilcox J. P.

for Collin Co. Texas

The State of Texas

County of Collin This day personally appeared before me the undersigned authority S. B. M. FOWLER, L. BULTER and JOE FORMAN who being duly sworn deposes and say that they are not interested in the estate of NANNIE E. GOSSUM nor of Kin to any person interested therein and that they will according to the best of their abilities view and appraise the personal property to them produced, and the real property described in the foregoing Inventory.

Sworn to & Subscribed S. B. M. FOWLER

before me this 20 JOE FORMAN

day of August 1872 L. BULTER

J. M. Wilcox, J. P.

Collin Co. Texas

We the undersigned appraisers report that we have viewed and appraised the real property described in the foregoing Inventory and do appraise and value the remainder interest in said real estate belonging to said Minor NANNIE H. GOSSUM at the sum of Seven hundred and fifty-dollars.

Sworn to & Subscribed S. B. M. FOWLER

before me this 20th day JOE FORMAN

of August 1872 L. BULTER

J. M. Wilcox J. P.

Collin Co. Tex.

Filed Aug. 26th 1872

J. M. Benge Clerk

Written in margin: Bond

State of Texas

Collin County Know all men by these present that we EDITH A BROWN and JOSEPH HEARN, W. M. WATSON and G. T. ROBERTS—Sureties are bound…

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…unto J. M. Benge clerk of the District Court of Collin County or his successors in office in the sum of Two Thousand Dollars Conditioned that the said EDITH A. BROWN will well and truly perform all the duties incumbent upon her as Guardian of the Estate of HORACE W. SIMMONS Minor.

EDITH A. BROWN

Filed Aug. 8th 1872

J. M. Benge clerk

Written in margin: Notice

Estate of NANCY J. ELKINS Minor

The State of Texas

To all persons interested in the welfare of the minor NANCY J. ELKINS:

Notice is hereby given that E. F. ELKINS has filed in my office his application for Letters of Guardianship of the person and Estate of said Minor which will be acted upon at the next Term of the District Court of Collin County to be held at the Court House in McKinney on the 3d Monday in July 1872 when & where all persons interested may appear & contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and Seal of office this 2nd July 1872.

J. M. Benge Clk.

By S. K. Rudolph Dpty.

Clk. D. C. C. Texas

“Endorsed”

Came to hand July 2nd 1872 and executed same day by posting three copies of the within notice at three public places one of which was the Court House door.

Issued July 2nd 1872 W. N. Bush Shff.

J. M. Benge clk. Collin Co. Tex.

By S. K. Rudolph Dpty.

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Written in margin: Bond

State of Texas

Collin County Know all men by these present that we E. F. ELKIN and W. W. BUSH and Wm. M. BUSH as sureties acknowledge ourselves bound unto J. M. Benge clerk of the District Court of Collin County Texas and his successors in office in the Sum of Twelve Thousand Dollars, Conditioned that the said E. F. ELKIN will faithfully discharge the duties of administrator of the Estate of W. F. ELKIN deceased. Witness Our hands and seals scrawls being used for seals this July 31st 1872.

This Bond is this day E. F. ELKIN seal

approved Aug. 1st 1872 W. N. BUSH seal

J. M. Benge Wm. M. BUSH seal

I E. F. ELKIN do solemnly swear that I will well and faithfully perform all the duties incumbent on me as administrator of the Estate of W. F. ELKIN dec’d.

Sworn to & Subscribed before me E. F. ELKIN

this Aug 1st 1872.

J. m. Benge clk.

Filed Aug 9th 1872

J. M. Benge clk.

Written in margin: Notice

Estate of WILLIAM ELKINS Deceased

The State of Texas

To all persons interested in the Estate of WILLIAM T. ELKINS Dec’d—Notice is hereby given that E. F. ELKINS has filed in my office his application for Letters of Administration which will be acted up [on?] at the next term of the District Court of Collin County to be held at the Court House in McKinney on the 3d Monday in July 1872 when and where all persons interested may appear and contest the same if they see proper.

Witness my hand and seal of Office this day July 2nd 1872.

J. M. Benge clerk

By S. K. Rudolph Dpy.

“Endorsed”

Came to hand July 2nd 1872 and executed Same day by posting three copies of the within writ at three public places One of which was the Court House door.

W. N. Bush Shff.

Collin Co. Texas

Issued July 2nd 1872

J. M. Benge clk.

By. S. K. Rudolph Dpty.

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Written in margin: Bond

State of Texas Know all men by these present that we E. F. ELKIN and W. N. BUSH and Wm. M. BUSH as

Collin County sureties acknowledge ourselves bound unto J. M. Benge Clerk of the District Court of Collin County Texas and his successors in Officers in the sum of Twelve Thousand Dollars Conditioned that the said E. F. ELKIN will faithfully discharge the duties of guardian of the Estate of NANCY J. ELKIN Minor. Witness our hands and Seals, Scrawls being used as such This July 31st A. D. 1872.

This Bond is this E. F. ELKIN seal

approved Aug. 1st 1872 W. N. BUSH seal

J. M. Benge Wm. M. BUSH seal

Clerk

I E. F. ELKIN do solemnly swear that I will well and faithfully perform all the duties incumbent on me as guardian of NANCY J. ELKIN Minor.

Sworn to & Subscribed before E. F. ELKIN

me this 1st day of Aug. 1872

J. M. Benge clerk

Filed Aug. 1st 1872

Written in margin: Inventory and appraisement

Inventory and appraisement of Property belonging to the Estate of WILLIAM F. ELKINS deceased.

104 Acres of land out of the 320 acres survey in Collin County in the name of JOHN MARSHALL assignee of ELIAS ALEXANDER. Beginning at the N. W. Corner of SHADRACK JACKSON’S 320 acre tract, Thence East 40 chains. Thence North 26 chains. Thence West 40 chains. Thence South 26 chains to the beginning. Valued at 20 dollars per Acre. Total $2080.00

182 ½ Acres of land in Collin County. Beginning at the S. W. corner of JEREMIAH HORN’S survey a post in prairie. Thence South 960 varas a branch, 1081 varas a post from which a Hackberry brs. N 30 E 134 vrs. Thence East 475 vrs. A branch, 900 varas a post in prairie on J. R. BURROW’S west line from which a forked Cottonwood brs N 4 1/2° N 131 vrs. Thence North 1081 vrs. to the N. W. Corner of said Survey on the S. line of said HORN’S. Thence west with said line 760 vrs. branch 950 vrs. to beginning. Being the same land described in Patent No. 748 Vol. 9 issued to ISAAC N. FOSTER assignee of CHARLES CARTER and recorded in Book S page 70071 C. C. Records Valued at 8$ per acre. Total $1456.80

16 acres of land out of 232 acres in the name of JAMES M FELAND described as follows Beginning at the S.E….


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