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Note for:   Foster Smith Whitlock,   9 Nov 1845 - 1905         Index

Burial:   
     Place:   Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Jefferson County, Illinois

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     CENSUS: 1870 Twp. 1., Range 3, Jefferson, Illinois, p.500. 1880 wheatland, Dickinson, Kansas, p.335C.

CEMETERY: Jefferson County, Ohio Cemetery records on line at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~iljeffe2/pleasanthill/panthercem.htm

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Note for:   Versa Cady,   14 Aug 1859 - 30 Oct 1911         Index

Burial:   
     Place:   Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Jefferson County, Illinois

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     CENSUS: 1860 Madison Twp., Lake, Ohio, p.348. 1870 Rome, Jefferson, Illinois, p.447. 1880 Field, Jefferson, Illinois, p.496D

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Note for:   James Frazier,   1827 -          Index

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     CENSUS: 1860 Union Twp., Mercer, Ohio, family 59.

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Note for:   David Davis,   10 May 1765 - 16 Jul 1847         Index

Burial:   
     Place:   St Lukes Cemetery, Monroe Twp., Carroll, Ohio

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     BIRTH-DEATH: Carroll County, Ohio Cemeteries, 1818-1996, Vol.5, p.238, FHL #977.167 V3c. DAVIS, David Sr.; d Jul 16, 1847; ae 82y 2m 6d (War of 1812 Marker) (chalked).

PROBATE: Carroll County, Ohio Wills & Probate Records, Bk. C., 1847-1853, pp. 25-28, FHL #333253. Estate of David Davis; at a court of Common Pleas held at the Court House in Carrollton, within and for the County of Carroll & state of Ohio, on Monday the 16 day of August A.D. one thousand eight hundred and forty seven . . . The last will and testament of David Davis deceased was brought into court and the two subscribing witnesses ? William Davis and Joseph Thorley came before the Court and being duly sworn . . . that the said will was signed by the testator . . . Thereupon the Court orders that letters testimentary issue thereon unto William Davis esq. and James Wilkins esq. the executors named in the will. And that they give Bond conditioned according to law in the sum of one thousand dollars with Robert Barnhill and Isaac Booth, their securities . . . Court appoints John Thorley, James Davis sr & Phillip Crab to appraise the personal and Real Estate of the deceased . . .
In the name of the Benevolent Father of all I David Davis of Carroll County, Ohio do make and publish this my last will and testament. . . . two I give and devise to my granddaughter Elysaann ? Davis twenty four dollars. 3. I give and devise to my grand Son James Davis twenty five Dollars together with my ? and all my clothing. 4th, I give and devise to my grand Son William Spice my gun and 5th I give and devise to my grand daughters son David Thompson my natch. 6th, I give and devise to my daughter Jane Day ten dollars to be sent to her by my Executors in a letter. 7th it is my will that my executor retain in their hands and apply in purchasing a tomb stone to be placed at my grave. 8 I give and devise to my daughter Mary Spice and my grand daughter Susan Thompson the one half of whatever ? remains after the above together is satisfied to be ? share and share alike between them. 9 I give and devise to my grand children William Davis, David Davis, Elyiann Davis, Abraham Davis the ? half of what may remain to be divided ? share and share alike. 10th I do hereby nominate and appoint James Wilkin and William Davis Esq. Executors of this my last will and Testament . . . I do hereby revoke all former Wills . . . In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 22 day of June in the year 1847: David Davis (seal)
Witness: Wm Davis, Joseph Thorley

NOTE: At the time the following final account was presented at Court, only one of the two executors survived. It is probable that the William Davis appointed executor by the decedent was the son of William Davis, brother of David Davis. This William Davis, Jr., died at Carroll County, Ohio, 9 May 1850.
This three page document was obtained by mail & is in the possession of Meledie Duncan Gregory.
Final Account:
David Davis Estate, filed Oct. 1850, W.R. Day, clk., p.100. Final Account of James Wilkin surviving Executor of the Last Will and Testament of David Davis deceased. This account charges himself with the following sums to wit:
1. Amount of money on hand; $8.21
2. Amount of appraisment of personal property; $50.24 1/2
      (the above line is crossed out)
3. April 8, 1848 land sale for & other property; $370.00
4. Amount received from notes & wheat sale; $125.59
        Total: 554.04

Accountant claims credits for the following sums paid out to ? creditors of the estate, and payment of legacies and special bequests.
May 31,1848, paid John Thompson for hauling wheat to canal, $2.00. Nov. 6, 1847, paid taxes on land, $19.32. Oct. 19,1848, paid David Davis as part of legacy, $4.62 1/2. Oct. 5, 1849, paid Joseph Thorley as part of legacy to Eliza A Davis, $17.00. Oct. 21, 1848, paid Rosanna Thompson as a part of legacy, $62.00. Oct. 13, 1847, paid John Spice, $20.30. Sep. 2, 1848, paid John Thompson for hauling wheat to canal, $2.04. Oct. 4, 1849, paid William Davis as part of legacy $20.00. Oct. 21,1848, paid Mary Spice as a part of Legacy, $62.00. Feb. 9, 1849, paid William Brown for crying sale of land, $1.00. Oct. 4,1849, paid Rosanna Thompson as a part of her legacy, $21.37. Oct. 16, 1848, paid John Wallas for school tax, .25. Oct. 3,1848, Paid Eliza A Davis as a part of her legacy, $25.00. Sept. 27, 1848, paid ? taxes ? . Jan. 27, 1849, paid Jane Day, $10.00. May. 25,1848, paid William Spice shot gun & c. appraised at $8.00. Oct. 2,1848, paid James Davis the clothes & C. bequeathed appraised $8.50. Aug. 11, 1848, paid David Thompson and John Thompson one silver watch, $10.00. Oct. 24, 1850, paid D James ? $10.00.