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Partial Transcription of Probate
Records For Hance
Black, Greenville District, S. C.
contributed
by Yuna Black
The State of South Carolina
Greenville
District
To Rob't McKay, Ordinary of
Greenville District
The humble petition of Abraham Black showeth that (illegible, but
possibly Thomas) Hance Black, late of said district, dec'd,
(illegible) and possessed of a tract of land, situated in said
district on Reedy Fork, waters of Reedy River, adjoining lands of
James Linderman, Abraham Cox, William Cox, dec'd, John Johnson and
others, and containing two hundred and seventy - six acres more or
less. (Illegible) petition prays that said land may be sold or
divided for partition amongst the heirs of said deceased.
The
following is a (illegible) list of the heirs of said
deceased.
1. Isaac Black - Georgia
2. Mary Dyer and Thomas
Dyer her husband, state of Georgia
3. Rebecca Black
Greenville, S. C.
4. Jacob Black - do do
5. John Black - do
do
6. David Black - do do
7. Abraham Black - Your
petitioner
8. James Black - Greenville, S. C.
9. Hance Black -
do do
State of Georgia
Carroll County
Know all men
by these presents that I, David S. Harris of the county and state
aforesaid for diverse good causes and considerations on hereunto
moving have made ordained and appointed and by these presents do
make ordain and appoint James Lenderman of Greenville District South
Carolina my true and lawful attorney for me hired in my name for my
own purpose and benefit to receive and receipt for my wife Detitia
J. Harris formerly Detitia J. Dyer distributive share of her mothers
Polly Dyers estate now in the hands of the Clerk of the Probate
Court of Greenville District South Carolina or in the hands of any
other person whatsoever (continues...) August 22, 1859 signed D. S.
Harris and Detitia Harris.
To all to whom these presents
shall come we formerly Rebeca Dyer now Rebeca Brasher and Cita Dyer
of the County of Fayette and state of Alabama send greeting whereas
Hance Black late of the County of Greenville and state of South
Carolina died intestate by means whereof and by the virtue of the
laws of the said State of South Carolina in such case made and
provided for the distribution of the estate of intestates I am
become legally entitled to a distributive share of my said
grandfathers real and personal property. Now know ye that we the
said formerly Rebeca Dyer now Rebeca Brasher and Cita Dyer having
and reposing grate (sic) confidence in Hance B. Dyer of the county
of Coweta and state of Georgia have made constituted and appointed
and by these presents do make constitute and appoint the said Hance
B. Dyer my true and lawful attorney for me and in my name to sue for
ask and demand (illegible) and receive of and from Abraham Black and
John Black Administrators of the estate of the said Hance Black
deceased all my distributive share (continues...) the (illegible)
day of July A. D. 1859 signed Rebeca Brasher (her mark) and Cita
Dyer (her mark)
(Note: Hance Bailus Dyer was the son of
Thomas and Mary Black Dyer and the brother of Rebeca Brasher and
Cita Dyer.The probate was filed in 1850.)
Partial Transcription of the Probate Papers of
Jacob
Black
contributed by Yuna Black
South Carolina
Greenville District
To Jio Watson
ordinary
I James Cox in right of my wife Diannah Cox formerly
Dianah Black and Hanna Black do hereby with appreciation to the
court of ordinary for division (illegible) of the real estate of
Jacob Black, late of said district deceased who died intestate said
real estate consists of one tract of two hundred acres more less
bounded by Thomas Long William J (illegible but may be Dacus) and
others - part of a tract originally granted to Jacob Pyle - one
other tract of one hundred acres of land on waters of the South Fork
of Saluda River in said district more less - near Col. (illegible
but may be Hodges), in the mountains supposed granted to John
Yandles.
Your application would also state the following as a
true account of the legal heirs and representations of said deceased
written this date
1. James Cox and wife Dianah
2. Hance Black
3.
Jeremiah Hide and Sarah his wife
4. The heirs at law of Eliz.
Hide, dec'd, viz Jacob Hide, Jeremiah Hide, Charles Hide, Reubin
Hide, Parker Bottoms and wife Polly, Anthony Fowler and Sarah his
wife, Thomas Sanford and Elizabeth his wife and Thomas Weaver and
his wife Nancy all in this district and Pickens.
5. George Owens
and wife Nancy Haywood, N. C.
6. Jacob Black West Tennessee
Carroll Cty.
7. Wm. Askew and wife Polly same place
(illegible)
8. James Kelly and Susannah his wife Elbert, Geo.
No more known at this time.
September 23rd,
1839
James Cox (his mark)
Hance Black (his mark)
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