Pursusant to an order of the------the County Court of Scott bearing date the 13th December 1820, your commissioners to whom was found an adjustments of the accounts of George Stacy administrator of the estate of Joseph Culbertson ,deceased, with the heirs of said Culbertson ,deceased, have presented on the 13th August 1821 to take the said account from which we submit the folllowing report viz.
It appears to your Commissioners that on the 18th of August 1818 by an official account of Settlement that there did remain the the hands of said administrator Stacy $248.64 1/2 due to said Estate and since the said Stacy being present agrees to relinquish any further claims to $100 as part of the widow's dower that was allowed to him as appears by the account of Settlement dated the 18th of August 1818 which is directed by him the said Stacy to be added to the above stated sum of $248.64 making in all the sum of … $348/64 with Interest that the said administrator says he had not accounted for in any former settlement 82.33 $430.97

It further appears to your Commissioners that there is an Item in the account of George Stacy against said Estate of $88 for the hire of a Negro Boy not collected of which there is no evidence but the said Stacy produced the decision of Reubin Bradley and John Dunn who appears to have acted as ? on that subject who state in their opinion that the full amount of $88 was consumed by the loss of time nursing said boy while sick and unfit for service which decision your Commissioners now seem reasonable It further appears that there is two other Items in said account ? 7 cts lost one of $10.75 and the other $14 to which accounts said loss of the receipts one of your Commissioners now being a Justice of the peace for the County of Scott qualified said Stacy which appears reasonable as also the receipts of James Culbertson for $71.3125 bearing date this day who is one of the legatees of said estate together with the cost of making out this report which is $3.50 and one Item in the account by the Clerk of Scott County against George Stacy for appointing commissioners for a settlement of said estate of 44 cents these together with all the accounts appear to be well established by proper vouchers from the heirs of said Estate which including the items here mentioned amounted to the sum of $1174.63 1/4 which account is herewith exhibited marked No 1 which is entered to show in what manner and time the said adminis trator paid up the legatees all of which is respectfully
submitted James Gilbert
William Wallace
No 1 George Stacy
All against the Estate of Joseph Culbertson decd
clerks & seriffs tickets 3.28
paid Doctor Clapson account ? 18.00
the hire of Negro Boy Jack not collected 88.--
paid Jeremiah Culbertson as per acct Oct 1st 1812 53.06
" Jeremiah Culbertson as per acct March 13th 1813 70.49
" Jeremiah Culbertson as per acct Dec 10th 1813 10.75
" Jeremiah Culbertson as per acct Apr 5 1821 84.62
" James Culbertson as per acct March 28 1812 15.125
" James Culbertson as per acct June 12th 1812 44.435
" " " as per act 10.75
" " " as per act Lost 14.00
" " " as per act Jun 9th 1817 12.88
" Jeremiah Wells as per acct Augt 10th 1811 10.42
" " " " March 23 1812 58.
" " " " May 13, 1812 8.25
" " " " May 14th 1812 5.13
" " " " March 26th 1821 86.72
" David Culbertson as per acct June 9th 1817 13.55
" " " " Dec 28 1818 44.18
" " " " Jan 26 1819 30.00
" " " " June 10 1821 71.00
" Jonathan Brickey as per acct Jany 13th 1821 81.055
" " " " June 10th 1821 87.675
" Zachariah Wells as per acct Jany 28th 1814 89.11
" " " " Feb 15th 1820 16.625
" " " " March 26 1821 63.5
paid James Culbertson as per acct Aug 13th 1821 11.31
paid the Commissioners for making out report 3.50
paid the clerk for appointment of the commissioners
to settle the estate of Joseph culbertson Decd 0.44
$1174.63 1/4




Deed Book 3, p 95 7 Mar 1825.
I, George Stacy administrator to the estate of Joseph Culbertson decd have this day red'd of the heirs of Joseph Culbertson decd in full satisfaction of them the said heirs for all of my services as administr ator as also all claims against the estate aforesaid ? touch ing or enserving the said estate whereof the estate shall be indangered or conserned the estate given under my hand this 7th day of March 1825.




Scott County, Virginia, Deed Book 3, p 491
1 Aug 1825. Jeremiah & Jemima Culbertson, Jonathan & Nancy Brinkley, Jeremiah & Elizabeth Wells to David Culbertson for $200 150 ac sold by Richard Price to Joseph Culbertson decd



Scott County, Virginia, Deed Book 7, p 38
9 July 1842. Zachariah & Agnes Wells of Lee Co Va for $200 to Agness Stacy one sixth part of a tract of land cont 150 ac, land where Agnes Stacy now lives Earlier probate records appeared in Russell Co records:


Russell County, Virginia, Probate Book 2, p 108-9 19 June 1805.
An inventory of the estate of Joseph Culbertson was taken, and valued at $1205.35. It was presented to the court by adminitratrix Agnes Culbertson 12 Apr 1806.
Russell County, Virginia, Probate Book 2, p 269 11 Mar 1812. An account of the amount of the estate of Joseph Culbertson in the hands of George Stacy was $628.85.


Russell County, Virginia, Law Order Book 1799-1808 #3 p 669 5 Nov. 1807 James Alley vs Agness Culbertson, admr of Jos. Culbertson decd...and upon the affadavit of George Stacy who intermarried with the defendent. John Edde was a material witness for the defendent and the case was continued to take the deposition of Edde.


Russell County, Virginia, Law Order Book 1808-1813 #4 p 371 3 June 1812. On the motion of George Stacy who intermarried with Agnes Culbertson adm'x of Joseph Culbertson dec'd the statement made by Samuel Ritchie sen'r and John berry the 11 of March 1812 and Recorded the 7 of April following is confirmed and the said George Stacy relinquishes any right that he may have for the raising and schooling of the decedents children excepting the use of the money till it becomes payable to the heirs.


Russell County, Virginia, Law Order Book 1813-1817 #5 p 26 6 July 1813 On application of George Stacy who intermarried with Agnes Culbertson administratrix of Joseph Culbertson dec'd it is ordered that Samuel Ritchie, James Moss and John Berry be appointed to assign to the said Agnes her dower of the slaves of the estate of the said decedent and to the court make report such assignment.


Russell County, Virginia, Law Order Book 1813-1817 #5 p 99-100 3 May 1814. An assignment of Agnes Stacy's dower of slaves of the estate of Joseph Culbertson dec'd was this day produced in court in these words viz "agreeable to the within order we assign to Agness Stacy"[relict of Joseph Culbertson dec'd] for her dower of the slaves of the said Joseph Culbertson's estate, one Negro woman named Mint this 3rd day of August 1813" Samuel Ritchie, James Moss and John Berry/