p. 10 Barlow, David – Robert Harper
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Cobb, Edward, Senr. , inventory taken by Stephen Cobb, Dec 1, 1817, May Ct. 1818.
Cobb, James, inventory and account of sale by Josiah Cobb, admr. April 14, 1816, Feb. Ct. 1817. Account current with Josiah Cobb, admr. An account was received for his services as a soldier. Audit and settlement of account. There was no balance, May Ct. 1817.
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p. 124 Hatcher, John, inventory taken by Hancock Hatcher, exr, Jan. 15, 1755, Jan. Ct. 1766
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John Peele taken by Hillary Peel – 1819
Lewis Peele taken by Rich’d Peale – 1815
PEELE (PELLE), ROBERT, account current with Enos Tartt and Charles COleman, exrs., Feb. Ct. 1810. Division of money arising from the estate agreeable to the will among Mary Davied, John Peelle, Willis Peelle, Jesse Peelle, Fletcher Peelle, Mary Hall, Phereby Horn, and Margaret Outland, May 1, 1810, Nov. Ct. 1814.
Abner Peele inventory taken by Joseph Hall
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Catharine Peele – 1814
PEELLE (PEELE), ROBERT, inventory taken by Jacob Horn and Jesse Farmer, exrs., March 2, 1803, May Ct. 1803. Account of sale by the exrs., March 18, 1803. David Peelle, John Peelle, Robert Peelle, and Jesse Peelle were buyers and Richard Artis, Lewis Artis, Winney Artis, Anna Artis, Edy Artis, Mary Artis, John Artis, and Hannah Artis were noticeable buyers, Nov. Ct. 1803. Account current with the exrs. Account was paid for making two coffins for said decd, and wife. Account was paid to William Outland for keeping one of the orphans a little over a year until its death, Feb Ct. 1806.
PEIRSE, JOHN, division of estate ordered by the Court, Dec. 28, 1758 (Ct. Min.)
Page 249 Speir, John, inventory taken by John Webb, exr., no date, about 1740. Additional inventory taken by John Webb, no date, about 1742. Account of sale by John Egreton, Feb. 25, 1742/3. Account of sale by John Egerton, S.S., Aug. Ct. 1749.
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Vickers, George, inventory taken by Pheraby Vickers, admrx., May 27, 1782, May Ct. 1782. Additional inventory taken by the admrx., Nov. Ct. 1782. Account of sale by Henry Hart, Sheriff, July 27, 1782. Phereby Vickers was the principal buyer and Philip Vickers bought, Aug. Ct. 1783. Account current of his orphan Sarah Vickers with John Morris, guardian. The account began Jan. 1, 1783, May Ct. 1786. Division of estate, one-third to the widow and the remainder divided among the three orphans, namely, Sarah Vickers, Selanah Vickers, and Uriah Vickers, Sept. 12, 1789 (?). Jan. Ct. 1788. Account current with the admrx., Aug. Ct. 1789.
Vickers, John, inventory taken by Raif Vickers, exr., April 25, 1785, Aug. Ct. 1785. Account of sale by Elias Fort, Sheriff, Sept. 8, 1785, Nov. Ct. 1785. Account of sale of part of the estate by William Fort, D. Sheriff, Dec. 4, 1785, Feb. Ct. 1786.
Vickers, Phereby, inventory returned, no date, May Ct. 1790. Account of sale by Theophilus Thomas, Sheriff, May 21, 1790, Aug. Ct. 1790. Addtional inventory taken by Jno. Morris, admr., May 30, 1791, May Ct. 1791. Account current with John Morris, admr. Said Phereby was admrx. to the estate of her decd. husband, George Vickers, Nov. Ct. 1792.
Vickers, Ralph (Ralf) , will proved by the oath of Moses Baker, and evidence thereto, Sept. Ct. 1762. (Ct. Min.) Inventory exhibited. Ordered that the perishable part of the estate be sold on the 10th day of Feb. next, Jan. Ct. 1763. (Ct. Min.) Account of sale (con’t on next page)
Other names: Council, Nicholson, Pearce, Peelle, Sims, Stephens
by Joseph Watson
F262.E2
W32
1970