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Jasper County, |
Probate Records for Jasper County, IL
These were original court documents from 1912-1914, located on FHL microfilm #1311973, transcribed by K.
Torp
[are in alpha order, just scroll down]
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DATE |
ESTATE |
DECEASED DATE |
LOCATION DIED |
REAL ESTATE/ |
PERS. PROP. WORTH |
PETITIONER |
SURVIVORS |
APPOINTED ADMINIST'R |
BOND AMOUNT |
SECURITIES |
APPRAISERS |
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23-Sep-1912 |
Albert, John |
16-Sep-1912 |
Hidalgo |
horses, hogs, growing crops of grain of different kinds, farm implements, grain in cribs, money in bank |
1300 |
Sophia Albert, widow |
Sophia Albert, his widow; Children: Mary Surber, Eva Lemay, Ora L. Albert, William J. Albert, Charles J. Albert |
Charles P. Hays |
2600 |
William J. Albert, Charles J. Albert, Ora L. Albert, Eva Lemay, Eb Stewart |
A.J. Lowe, John Griffith, N.N. Slone |
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24-Nov-1914 |
Albright, Albert A. |
20-Nov-1914 |
Olney |
residence property in Newton and money in bank and notes; he also owned an insurance policy but which is believed to be payable to the heirs of Catherine Albright, dec'd. |
4000 |
Chas. H. Albright |
no widow; Children: Charles N. Albright, Ella Clark, Bessee Sutton, Ed Albright, Frank A. Albright, Christina Johnston and Lola Hammond. |
Chas. Albright |
8000 |
Frank A. Albright |
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22-Aug-1912 |
Billman, John |
17-Jul-1912 |
his residence |
personal property and real estate |
800 |
Mary J. Billman |
Mary J. Billman his widow; Children: Elizabeth Bowe, Alice Arnold, Lydia Pippin, Frank Billman |
Mary J. Billman |
1600 |
Irvin Isley, E.F. Davis |
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11-Jun-1912 |
Brackett, William H. |
8-Jun-1912 |
Bogota |
stock, farming implements and some cash, and 180 acres of real estate |
500 |
Solon L. Brackett, son |
no widow; Children: John J. Brackett, Phebe N. Crouse, Sarah M. Ireland, Solon L. Brackett, Josephine Parker, W.B. Brackett, Grace Moffett; Grandchildren: William M. Mitchell |
J.M. Crouse |
1000 |
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Robert McCormick, Thomas Cravens, T.F. Gorrell |
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6-Jan-1913 |
Brooks, Mary E. |
2-Sep-1911 |
her residence |
personal property, that is to say property of promissory notes and money on hand at time of decease |
1000 |
N.L. Scott, son-in-law |
John Brooks, W.D. Brooks, Emma E. Scott and Etta Sampson her living children, and the following grand children (children of Laura Short, dec'd, who was a daughter of Mary E. Brooks, dec'd): Alva Short and Iva Short, each of whom are minors |
N.L. Scott |
2000 |
G.C. Winters, G.A. Haines |
Charle sNewkirk, Frank Cummins and Elijah Moore |
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16-Jul-1912 |
Brown, James C. |
26-Jan-1912 |
Rose Hill |
personal property of little or no value and an interest in real estate situated in said county, which real estate will in all probability be required to be sold under order of court to pay the debts of said decedent |
one |
J.A. James, "nominated by widow" |
Susan M. Brown, his widow; children: William H. Brown, Sophia Huddlestun, Viola Brown, Josephine J. Brown, James A. Brown, L.B. Brown |
J.A. James |
100 |
John H. Isley |
J.B. Hunt, John Bowers, James Dulgar |
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12-Aug-1913 |
Brown, John A. |
2-Aug-1913 |
Newton residence |
household effects, blacksmith tools, money, credits |
20,000 |
Mary E. Brown |
widow Mary E., child Charley; Grandchildren: Ralph L. Lethrop, Henry B. Teets, John Teets, Charles N. Teets |
O.S. Scott |
40,000 |
Geo. T. Jasper, M.W. Harding, Joseph Litzelmann |
Joseph Winterrowd, John W. Howell, D.R. Love |
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20-Aug-1912 |
Brown, John W. |
2-Aug-1912 |
village of Willow Hill |
two lots in the village of Willow Hill and some promissory notes and perhaps household and kitchen furniture estimated to be worth about 1200, that is to say said real estate and said personal property combined is worth about $1200 |
800 |
John R. Neal, "friend" |
Catharine Brown, his widow and no children but left George Brown, a nephew and also another nephew whose name at present is not known to petitioner |
John R. Neal |
1600 |
Lewis C. Stewart, W.F. Mason |
L.C. Stewart, S.P. Berns, H.J. Foltz |
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14-Jan-1914 |
Buhler, Nancy |
5-Jan-1914 |
residence of Sherman Stockwell |
real estate and personal property worth about $15 |
15 |
Chas Buhler, son |
has no husband or person entitled to award, and following children: David Buhler, John Buhler, Anna Bryan, Francis Gaddey, Barbara Lewis, Christina Stockwell, George Buhler, Charles Buhler, Jula Cole, James Buhler, Jane Miller, Mary Dale and Henry Buckley, her children, as heirs. |
L.H. McCoy |
100 |
John Lewis, John Buhler, Charles Buhler |
Otto Skudera, Frank Skudera, Chris Nelesbrand |
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10-Mar-1914 |
Busick, Mathias K. |
20-Feb-1914 |
his late residence |
an equity in a residence property in Newton, and household and kitchen furniture |
100 |
Clara E. Busick, widow |
Chara E. Buick his widow; Children: George A. Busick, Anna May Dunne |
Clara E. Busick |
200 |
Joseph Litzelmann, Robt. L. Powell |
W.F. Johnson, John E. Evans |
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4-Sep-1913 |
Chapman, Thomas |
30-Aug-1913 |
his home in Grandville Twp |
horses, cattle, hogs, grain, hay, farming implements and household and kitchen furniture |
1000 |
G.M. Chapman |
no widow; Children: William Chapman, R.J. Chapman, G.M. Chapman, Margaret Stifal, O.F. Chapman, Bertha Speckles and Merle Mecker; and Mable Barkley, Donald Barkley, Ralph(?) Barkley, Mackor(?) Barkley, Rupert Barkley, children of his daughter Alta Barkely who died on or about Oct 1912. |
Otto Stifal |
2000 |
Otto Stifal |
S.S. Farley, Brink Mecker, George Terrell |
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22-Aug-1913 |
Cherry, Mary E. |
15-Apr-1913 |
her residence |
one certain lot and dwelling locating in the village of Hidalgo, IL. No personal property |
-- |
F.W. Kuechler ("friend and creditor" of dec'd) |
no husband, but left Elza Cherry, Charles Cherry, her only children; Grandchildren: George Cherry, Elmer Cherry, Ola Cherry, Clesta Cherry, Eliza Cherry and John Cherry |
F.W. Kuechler |
200 |
E.S. Cherry, C.C. Cherry |
Boos Sowers, J.W. Reisner, M.H. Carr |
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5-Apr-1913 |
Clutter, L.L. |
25-Mar-1913 |
his residence |
household furniture, promissory notes, money and farm implements and that the description of the real estate is not known to your petitioner |
6,000 |
Charles D. Fithian |
said deceased left no widow or children, nor father nor mother, but left the following persons: one brother Oliver F. Clutter, Terre Haute, IN; Carrie A. Brown dau of J.F. Clutter, a deceased brother, also Lillie I. Ballentine, dau of James S. Clutter decd. brother, and Flora M. Clutter, dau of J.A. Clutter, dec'd brother who died leaving the following children: Hugh G. Edmiston, Glen F. Edmiston, Kenneth L. Edmiston, and Walter S. Edmiston and husband Chas. E. Edmiston, Olney, IL; and also Catherine Connor, dau of Jessie May Connor, dec'd, who was a dau of J.A. Clutter, a dec'd brother of L.L. Clutter, dec'd, Olney; and husband Chas. Connor, Olney, IL, Mollie Knoph, dau of J.A. Clutter, dec'd, brother of L.Cl. Clutter of Freeport, IL; Larkin Clutter who was a son of J.M. Clutter, dec'd, brother of L.L. Clutter, said Larkin Cloutter died leaving one dau whose name is unknown to petitioner, but who resides at Oklahoma City, OK, and Jesse L. Clutter, of West Terre Haute, IN, who was the son of Jesse Clutter a dec'd brother of L.L. Clutter. The said Mollie Knoph is a resident of Illinois and is the niece and one of the next of kin of the said L.L. Clutter decd, that she has executed a relinquishment of the right to administer on the estate and requestted the appointment of your petitioner Charles D. Fithian. |
Charles D. Fithian |
12,000 |
C.A. Davidson, Geo. T. Jasper, isaiah Stewart and William Deadrick |
Elijah Moore, J.A. Dulgar, Merritt A. Clark |
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6-Jan-1913 |
Connor, Wesley |
-- |
his residence |
real estate |
--- |
L.L. Clutter, creditor |
Mary Connor his widow and Rosa Jones, Oscar Connor, Sophia Songer, Clara Shipley his children |
F.M. Land |
100 |
L.L. Clutter |
William Glance, H.H. Elder, James Thomas |
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17-Mar-1914 |
Crane, Mary |
28-Jan-1914 |
Newton, IL |
real estate |
nothing |
Joseph Crane, son |
no husband; Children: Joseph Crane, Mattie Christenberry, Lemuel Crane; and Mary Kissinger, James Lee Kissinger, Clo Kissinger, grandchildren and children of Nora Kissinger, dec'd. |
William Deadrick |
100 |
Elmer Freeman, C.D. fithian |
P.R. Faller, T.O. Prather, Cecil Fithian |
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7-Feb-1913 |
Crouse, Andrew |
3-Jan-1913 |
Bogota, town of Smallwood |
horses, hogs, wagon, buggy, harness, chairs, some grain etc |
150 |
J.M. Crouse, son |
no widow; Children: Thomas Crouse, Susan McNew, Wadie Brown, J.M. Crouse; grandchild Tressie McGuire |
J.M. Crouse |
300 |
F.W. Tate, George W. Grove |
F.S. Smallwood, A.P. Gorrell, Joseph King |
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28-Nov-1913 |
Culbertson, Smallwood R. |
20-Apr-1912 |
the town of Fox |
horse, cattle, farming utensels and implements, grain, hay and other farming commodities |
1000 |
Arie O. Culbertson, widow |
Arie O. Culbertson, widow; Children: Thomas Culbertson, Minter Spitzer, Lottie Culbertson, Frank Culbertson, Marie Culbertson |
Aire O. Culbertson |
2000 |
Frank L. Merceret, Chas. Barthelme |
Charles Dodd, Frank Bartley, George Brown |
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1-Jul-1914 |
Curl, Harriett |
1-Mar-1913 |
her residence |
the SE SW section 10, twp 8 N, Range 10; Also about 15 acres of timber land in Sec 11 8-10, all in Jasper Co, Also a few household goods |
25 |
H.H. Curl, son |
no husband; Children: Lulu Curl, Lida Montgomery, William M. Curl, H.H. curl, Bert Curl, Ivah Curl. Grandchildren: Elsie Nelton, Daisy Barnes, Bert Nelton, Grace Freeman, Mabel Welkes, Lucile Hunsaker, John Nelton, Raymond Nelton (minor) |
H.H. Curl |
200 |
Myrtie M. Curl, Bert Curl |
Henry Peck, James Land, Noah Dulgar |
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12-Feb-1914 |
Eberhardt, George |
31-May-1913 |
West Liberty |
personal property |
2000 |
John Eberhardt |
no widow; children: William Eberhardt, Henry Eberhardt, George Eberhardt, Ed Eberhardt, Lon Warren, Carrie Smallwood, Annie Patters, Tillie Eberhardt, John Eberhardt |
John Eberhardt |
4000 |
John J. Brown, A.P. Kittle |
W.E. Alcorn, Haman matheny, Charley Reber |
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6-Jan-1913 |
Estes, Laura |
25-Feb-1912 |
Willow Hill |
real estate |
200 |
H.C. Terhune, creditor |
her children |
H.C. Terhune |
500 |
W.F. Mason |
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18-Nov-1914 |
Fisher, Margaret |
25-Mar-1914 |
Willow Hill |
Real Estate |
50 |
T.L. Hutton |
Husband: William Fisher; children: Dan Catt, Irene Bruner, Emma Hardson; grandchildren: Edith Sinclair |
T.L. Hutton |
100 |
A.C. Terhune |
Lewis C. Stewart, henry Curtis, W.T. Mason |
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11-Sep-1914 |
Foltz, Mann |
10-Jan-1914 |
Newton |
no personal property. The undivided one-half interest in 40 acres of land, unimproved (timber) |
--- |
George T. Jasper |
no widow. Children: John M. Foltz, Luther Foltz, Mary J. Girhard, Anna Earnest, Dora Strole, Emma Britton, Alice Clark, Daniel Foltz, Frank Foltz, Gustin Foltz, Ora Backer, Charles Foltz, George Foltz, Harry Foltz, Nancy Matheny, Taylor Foltz, Mina Newlin, Lewis Foltz, Isabel Foltz, Rosa Munday, James Tilton, Laura Kimble, Minnie Hunt, Bertha Andrs, Alta Elder, Rolla Folta, Fritz Foltz, Grover Foltz, Nellie Spaulding, Emma Watson, May Presser, Lena Nelson, Henry Presser, Emaline Isley, Eliza Strole, Anna Foltz and Kate Wilson, nephews and nieces; and the following great nephews and great nieces: Myrna Moomaw, Mona Gilbert, Clella Isley, ___ Isley (sic), ___ Isley (sic), Elza Watkins, Harry Watkins, John Watkins, Wilbert Watkins, Bertha Watkins, Sarah Watkins. Also Elizabeth Kibler, a sister |
George T. Jasper |
100 |
C.G. Batman, Chas L. Swem |
John H. Isley, Henry Ellis, Chas. L. Swem |
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19-Sep-1912 |
Foster, Ezra |
14-Sep-1912 |
the Sanitarium in Effingham |
horses, cattle, hogs, growing crops agricultural implements, household and kitchen furniture and some bank credit and notes |
1500 |
Edward M. Foster, brother |
no widow; Leota Foster and Homer Foster, each being infants |
Edward M. Foster |
3000 |
William Foster, George Hanke |
Grant Shoemaker, Edward Grover, Stephen McKinney |
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9-Oct-1913 |
Hatcher, James |
3-Oct-1913 |
his residence |
hogs, horses, cattle, one mule and farm implements |
400 |
Maggie Hatcher, widow |
widow and no children or descendents of a child or children but, perhaps, left some unknown brothers and sisters or their descendents, as heirs. |
Maggie Hatcher |
800 |
William H. Thomas, Jesse M. Seeley |
Henry Stone Grant Bunton, Walter Davidson |
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23-Jun-1914 |
House, Charles E. |
23-Jun-1914 |
Grove Twp |
money in the bank of Rose Hill and the First National Bank of Newton, our note and cash on hand. |
200 |
Sarah E. Lee, sister |
Freelove Deal his mother and James W. House, Sarah E. Lee, John H. House and Joseph House, brothers and sisters, as heirs. |
Sarah E. Lee |
400 |
Wm. Deal, Freelove Deal |
--- |
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17-Feb-1913 |
Huddlestun, Stephen A. |
14-Aug-1913 |
his residence |
household goods, furniture, farm implements, wagons, buggies, live stock, grain, hay, etc |
1500 |
W.V. Huddlestun, brother |
Arlena M. Huddlestun, his widow; Children: Daniel Huddlestun, Joseph Huddlestun, Sarah E. Huddlestun, Pearl Huddlestun, Lee Huddlestun, Elmer Huddlestun, Harry Huddlestun, Cebirt Huddlestun |
W.V. Huddlestun |
3000 |
Arlena Huddlestun, Joe Huddlestun, W.B. Huddlestun |
P.D. Perisho, W.W. Chapman, Frank McCoy |
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26-Aug-1912 |
Hume, John B. |
19-Aug-1912 |
his residence |
horses, cattle, agricultural implements, growing crops grain, hay and household and kitchen furniture and hogs |
1000 |
Lydia M. Hume |
his widow; Children: Ira V. Hume, Corda B. Hume, Virgil R. Hume, Otto M. Hume |
Lydia M. Hume |
2000 |
Joshua Hume, Joe Hippler, John H. Arehart |
Willis Brinson, John Skiller, Max Frichtl |
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11-Apr-1913 |
Isley, Malinda |
23-Mar-1913 |
her residence |
real estate, some personal property and notes |
2500 |
Irvin Isley, son |
Children: Minda Isley, Irvin Isley, Theodore Isley, Wesley Isley, Nettie Diel, Orvil Isley; grandchildren: Lola Yaw, Alta Wilson, Iona Wilson, Marvin Wilson; and Dora A Wilson, dec'd, leaves no heirs but her husband surviving, she being a child of Malinda Isley |
Irvin Isley |
5000 |
John H. Isley, J.A. Isley |
Louis Patterson, Israel Sowers, P.D. Kibler |
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7-Dec-1912 |
Ives, Charlotte |
14-Nov-1912 |
-- |
household goods and furniture one cow and one pony, set of buggy harness and old buggy. Notes amounting to about 160 and money in bank at Taylorville and Oblong |
800 |
Frank Ives, son |
Children: Sophrona Tolliver, Taylorville, IL; Celona Elliott, Lucas, Mich; John R. Ives, Elkhart Ind, and Frank Ives, Willow Hill |
Frank Ives |
1600 |
C.G. White, David C. Holt |
Sumner Cox, J.W. Cox, Chas Hays |
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12-Jun-1913 |
Jackson, Cynthia |
7-Jun-1913 |
Jasper Co. |
real estate, but some personal property, consisting partly of articles selected on awards from the estate of Peter Jackson, deceased, as his widow, and partly in a few articles aware of personally by her, and also partly in money due her from administrator of Peter jackson estate. |
200 |
Chas. D. Fithian |
no heirs at law capable of inheriting her estate… will escheat to the county |
Merritt A. Clark |
400 |
C.W. Clark, C. D. Fithian |
Vicotr O. Connor, Pearl Port, John Stutwille |
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26-Sep-1912 |
Jackson, Peter |
27-Aug-1912 |
town of Wade |
blacksmith tools, one horse and money in bank |
200 |
Cynthia A. Jackson |
Cynthia A. Jackson his widow and no children or other heirs |
J.W. Hutton |
400 |
W.H. Houser |
Grant Bunton, Joseph Piercefield Emery Walden |
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9-Oct-1912 |
Jones, Nancy J. |
4-Jul-1912 |
town of Yale |
one cow, household goods, $70 in cash and one doubtful note $30.60 |
180 |
Lola A. Yaw, dau |
husband Joseph Jones; Lola A. Yaw her daughter |
Lola A. Yaw |
360 |
George T. Jasper |
R.H. Watkins, John M. Foltz, George Clark |
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2-Feb-1914 |
Jones, William J. |
-- |
his farm |
real estate but some personal property, which the family have converted and disposed of |
500 |
F.W. Kuechler, creditor of dec'd |
his widow and two sons, James Jones, Alonzo Jones |
F.W. Kuechler |
500 |
C.D. Fithian |
Charley Cherry, Norman Sean-?, William H. Marrs |
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12-Aug-1914 |
Jones, William N. |
4-Jan-1914 |
residence in Smallwood Twp |
NE-SW 3-5 N.R. 9 East in Jasper Co. valued at $1600 and one horse, buggy, hog, farm implements and household furniture. |
pers property $125 |
Warren B. Johnson, Son-in-law (The said Nancy J. Jones widow, having relinquished the right to administer in favor of this petitioner) |
Nancy J. Jones, widow; Children: Harriett Tate, Hardy F. Jones, Luna Johnson, Tom(?) Jones, Ella Chandler, Jesse Jones, John E. Jones |
Warren B. Johnson |
250 |
John E. Jones, Nancy J. Jones, Luna Johnson |
Eli Brown, William Simpson, William Kettle |
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1-May-1912 |
King, Eli |
16-Apr-1912 |
Gila, IL |
personal property |
250 |
Carrie King |
Carrie King, his widow: Children: Minnie Gordon, John King, Lewis King, Effie Roy, Gertie Jones, Maud Epperson, Parmer King, Bessie King |
Lewis King |
500 |
Eli Cary, Philip Hensley, Harry L. Epperson |
Harry Epperson, James Gunn, Esaw Filer |
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7-Mar-1914 |
Lane, Ida M. |
18-Feb-1914 |
her home |
east half of the SE 1/4 of NW 1/4 of Sect. 5, town 6 north, range 8, east of the 3rd p.m. consisting 20 acres, more or less. Also personal property consisting of one horse, one calf, one cow, one buggy, poultry and household goods |
150 |
F.M. Richards |
no widow; Children: Charles W. Lane, Clella M. Lane, Fannie R. Lane, Violet L. Lane. |
F.M. Richards, not related; next of kin refused and waived rights to administer said estate |
400 |
John W. Lambird, E.O. Fritchley, Geo E. Rosbuck |
Arthur Toland, L.P. Clagg, W.H. Shambart |
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12-Jun-1912 |
Mathews, Thomas |
25-Apr-1912 |
Newton |
promissory notes (owning no articles of personal property requiring any appraisement) |
3900 |
Eva Skelton, dau |
no widow; Children: A.L. Mathews, Eva Skelton; Maude McTaggart, Mabel McTaggart Reese children of Ida McTaggart, dec'd daughter |
Eva Skelton |
7800 |
Edgar F. Johnson, R.J. Kasserman |
-- |
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3-Dec-1912 |
McCormick, Robert |
18-Nov-1912 |
Town of Grandville |
about $1800 in bank, $1000 in bank stock in Bank of Yale and about $4000 in notes and mortgages |
6000 |
Lizzie M. Dillman, dau |
no widow, Lizzie M. Dillman, the only child of dec'd |
W.S. Dillman |
12000 |
Lizzie M. Dillman, M.A. Dillman |
W.A. Gifford, J.F. Forrester, S.B. Whisennand |
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29-Mar-1913 |
McDaniel, Sarah A. |
25-Mar-1913 |
her residence |
household and kitchen furniture and provisions for family, also 1 frame dwelling and frame smoke house, fencing, and notes and accounts amounting to about 2500 |
2700 |
George W. McDaniel, son |
no husband; children: George W. McDaniel, William P. McDaniel, Francis M. McDaniel, Laura A. Clark, James R. McDaniel |
George W. McDaniel |
5400 |
R.O. Gosnell, Irvin P. Sappenfield, Reuben Yaw |
R.H. Watkins, R.J. Kibler, O.M. Clark |
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28-Apr-1913 |
Michl, Frank H. |
26-Dec-1908 |
his residence |
horses, hogs, farm implements, etc, also 20 acres of land infer and 60 acres subject to the life estate of Xavier Michl |
400 |
Elizabeth Michl |
Elizabeth Michl his widow, children: Evaline Michl, Rosena Michl, Hermena Michel, Christopher Michl, Clarence Michl and Frankie Michl. (The said Frankie Michl died since his father at the age of about three years) |
Elizabeth Michl |
800 |
Peter Buerster and Silas Nix |
Philip Spitzer, J.H. Bidwell, John G. Miller |
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7-Aug-1912 |
Miller, Mary |
3-Aug-1912 |
Grove Twp |
real estate |
1100 |
Peter Miller |
no widower, Children: Adam Miller, Mary Goebel, Peter Miller, Kate Handke, Louis Schultz; Fredrick Miller and Lulu Miller, children of Fred Miller, dec'd and grand children of Mary Miller |
Peter Miller |
2200 |
L.E. Schultz, Adam Miller |
Charley Feldkamp, John Schottman, John Wolf |
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4-Apr-1913 |
Miller, Messalinas |
27-Sep-1912 |
his residence |
personal property |
650 |
Melcinia Randolph, dau |
no widow; Children: Andrew Miller, Jane Miller, Melcena Randolph, Perry Miller; Grandchildren: Jason Griffey, Carrie Vance |
Samuel Randolph |
1500 |
C.D. Fithian, W.H. Pippin |
-- |
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29-Aug-1914 |
Newlin, Jasper |
21-Aug-1914 |
Effingham, IL |
269 acres of land in Jasper Co; pers. Prop: money in bank, farm implements, horses, hogs, cattle, etc |
1500 |
Margaret E. Newlin |
widow Margaret, adult children: J.O. Newlin, Cora Trimble, Victor Newlin, Nellie Jester, Chester Newlin, Gracie Newlin, J.L. Newlin, Mina Wilson. |
Margaret E. Newlin |
3000 |
J.O. Newlin, Victor A. Newlin, Chester L. Newlin, James M. Hicks |
P.D. Kibler, Allen Daley, I.L. Koontz |
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29-Nov-1912 |
Reed, Loomis J. |
23-Nov-1912 |
his residence |
household goods and furniture, grain, hay, livestock, etc |
1000 |
Jane Reed |
Jane Reed his widow, and Floyd Reed and Eva Reed his children |
Jane Reed |
2000 |
W.F. Garnier, A.G. Vawter |
Claud Toland, Jas. Lake, A.G. Vawter |
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23-May-1912 |
Russell, Mary A. |
30-Apr-1912 |
her late residence |
one cow, one sow and pigs, poultry, farm machinery, household and kitchen furniture |
100 |
John Russell, "eldest son" |
no husband; Children: John Russell, Cecelia, Russell, Wenzel, James A. Russell, Annie Russell, Elizabeth Russell York, Robert L. Russell, Sarah Russell and William H. Russell |
John Russell |
300 |
George W. Fithian |
Wm. Sloan, W.P. McColl, Henry Johnson |
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1-Dec-1913 |
Rutherman, George W. |
25-Nov-1913 |
his late residence |
household goods, notes and accounts and stock of groceries |
1250 |
Susie Rutherman, widow |
Susie Rutherman his widow, Children: Caron Ogden, May Starbuck, Ora Nautz and Howard Rutherman |
A.M. Rutherman |
2500 |
W.H. Osborn, S.B. Bowman |
L.R. Hurst, W.R. Lewis, C.M. Bowman |
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2-Dec-1912 |
Senesac, Isaac |
3-Nov-1912 |
his residence |
4 work horses, 12 head of cattle, 13 head of hogs, one two horse wagon, corn and hay. S 1/2, S 1/2, NW 1/4, SW 1/4 and SW 1/4 SE 1/4 Sec 25 and the SE 1/4 SE 1/4 26 all in Tp 6 N.R. 10 East 3rd PM (90 acres) |
700 |
Ida Senesac, dau |
Belle Senesac, his widow; and Emma Eaton, Ida Senesac, Lillian Wilson, Edward Senesac his children |
Ida Senesac |
1500 |
Belle Senesac, Lillian Wilson, Emma Eaton, Frank Bessett and Derrick Savoy |
Lewis Barthelme, Jacob Bolander, Derrick Savoy |
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30-Nov-1914 |
Shamhart, T.L. |
26-Nov-1914 |
his late residence |
120 acres of farm land in Jasper Co, and horses, cattle, farm machinery, hogs, grain, hay, straw, etc |
2000 |
Mary Shamhart |
Mary Shamhart his widow; children: Effie Miller, Forrest W. Shamhart, Dollie Harvey, Luther E. Shamhart, Clyde Shamhart |
Mary Shamhart |
4000 |
Forrest W. Shamhart, Luther Shamhart |
Merritt Weaver, O.C. McCrillis, William Kittle |
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7-Dec-1912 |
Sibbitt, Samuel L. |
26-Oct-1912 |
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That said intestate died by reason of being struck by a railroad train on the C.H.&D. Ry Co's R.R. in said county, and that his estate can recover from said R.R. Co., damages by way of cettlement on compromise of alleged liability approximated by of $200 and that deceased died possessed of no other property of any kind |
200 |
Maude Hiles, dau |
no widow; Hugh Sibbitt, Guy Sibbitt and Maud Hiles his children |
Maude Hiles |
400 |
J.L. Hiles |
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16-May-1914 |
Spitzer, Philip |
9-May-1914 |
village of Ste. Marie |
livestock, and notes and accounts |
2000 |
Frank J. Spitzer, son |
Victoria Spitzer, his widow; ChildreN; Frank J. Spitzer, Edward Spitzer, Robert Spitzer, Della Devler, Marie Spitzer |
Frank J. Spitzer |
4000 |
S.F. Laugel |
-- |
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29-May-1914 |
Stifle, George P. |
24-May-1914 |
his residence |
household and kitchen furniture and moneys |
200 |
A.J. Cain, Bro-in-law |
no widow; Children: Donald Stifle, Myrna Stifle, Earnest Stifle, Essie Stifle, Byrl Stifle, Leo Stifle, Arthur Stifle, Dima Stifle |
A.J. Cain |
400 |
Mrs. Eva Cain, C.E. Henry, J.H. Titsworth, N.H. Hackett |
John McDaniel, Lee Swope, Elwood Shook |
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16-Mar-1913 |
Thierse, Anton |
12-Mar-1913 |
Deitrich, Effingham Co |
lot 8 block 13 in the original city of Newton; Lot 6 block 8 in Fallers addition to Newton, a part of the W 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Sec 7, town6, R. 10 E containing 25 acres more or less; and a part of (NW 1/2??) of the SW 1/4 of Sec 6, T6, R10E of 3 P.m. described as follows (omitted) |
600 |
Dora Theirse |
Dora Theirse, widow; children: Stella Thierse aged 13, Alma Thierse, aged 12, Elnore Thierse aged 10, Maurice Thierse, aged 6. |
Dora Thierse |
1200 |
John Kinsel, George Kinsel |
William Deadrick, D.W. Cooper, Isaiah Stewart |
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12-Nov-1912 |
Toland, B.F. |
7-Nov-1912 |
his residence |
money, notes, hogs, cow, corn, some vats, hay, household and kitchen furniture |
2000 |
B.F. Toland, son-in-law |
Deborah Trexler, his widow and Elizabeth A. Toland, Rachel M. Pickens, Stanton Trexler, Elmer C. Trexler, his children, and Eunice R. Trexler, 11 yrs old, and Blanche J. Gillson, 11 yrs old, his grandchildren |
B.F. Toland |
4000 |
M.C. Trexler, J.B. Smith |
Jason Dobbins, Ed French, John Hizey |
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24-Jul-1914 |
Upton, Grover |
22-Jul-1914 |
Smallwood Twp |
money in Peoples State bank |
100 |
U (or V.?).F. Upton, father |
no widow; Marie Upton, child. |
Everett Upton |
250 |
Ed parker, John E. Franklin |
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25-Mar-1914 |
Wetherholt, Maddison M. |
21-Mar-1914 |
his residence |
personal property |
500 |
Nellie Wetherholt, dau |
no widow; Children: Lalia Knight, Nellie Wetherholt, Grace Wetherholt, Leo Wetherholt |
Nellie Wetherholt |
1000 |
T.J. Wetherholt, W.J. Gass, E.W. Clark |
Lewis Englebreth, James Lake, John Baker |
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14-Mar-1914 |
Wetherholt, Mary F. |
3-Mar-1914 |
her late residence |
39 acres of farm land in Jasper Co, and household and kitchen furniture, notes and money in bank |
200 |
J.W. Wetherholt, husband |
J.W. Wetherholt, husband; children: Otis E. Wetherholt, Verna D. Wetherholt, Maggie E. Meurlot, Lillie M. Galbreath, Roscoe A. Wetherholt, V. Flo Regas, Gordon L. Wetherholt, Forrest E. Wetherholt; Grandchildren: Bertha Wetherholt, only child of Noah F. Wetherholt, dec'd. |
Maggie E. Meurlot |
400 |
A.E. Ragsdale, C.M. Bowers |
Sam Worley, Charles Hanna, Frank McCann |
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29-Jul-1914 |
Yager, Joseph |
29-Jul-1914 |
Effingham, IL |
farm of about 175 acres, household goods, farming implements, horses, cattle, hogs, money in bank, notes and mortgage securities |
12,000 |
G.J. Miller, nephew |
no widow. Sisters Mary Miller, Margaret Miller; Nieces and Nephews: Mary Moshenrose, Emma Frichtl, Lizzie Yager, Frank Yager, Anna Yager, Mary Lobmire, Katherine Miller, John D. Yager, George Yager, Gertrude Kidwell,Maggie Weiler, Gertrude Rennier, John G. Kraus, Margaret Beisler, Mary Gerger, Tillie Gerger, Anna Ochs and Frank Kraus. Grand-nieces/nephews: Rosa Hankins, Benjamin H. Bogard, Katherine Harris, Peter Yager, Morris Yager, George Yager, Viola Yager, Frank Kraus, Anna Kraus, Josie Kraus and Charlie Kraus |
G.J. Miller |
24,000 |
John G. Miller, J.G. Miller, Zavier Schuch, Geo. C. Miller |
Charles Moshenrose, F.J. Schackmann, John A. Miller |
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8-Mar-1913 |
Yager, P.M. |
28-Feb-1913 |
his residence |
horses, cows, harness, farm implements, saloon fixtures |
800 |
John G. Miller, bro-in-law |
Mary Yager, his widow, and Peter Yager, Maurice Yager, George Yager and Viola Yager, his children |
J.G. Miller |
1800 |
John D. Yager, Geo. Yager |
Charles Kirts, E.J. Gangloff, Jacob Ernst |
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