ABSTRACTS OF WILLS

AND
ADMINISTRATIONS              

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LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MISSOURI: ABSTRACT OF WILLS AND ADMINISTRATIONS: 1821--1850
1968 COMPILED BY JACQUELINE HOGAN WILLIAMS and BETTY HARVEY WILLIAMS

Transcriber Carmen Bein: I have placed all names in a bold font for easier genealogical research.

James Aull. (continued from preceding page)
               all estate left at the end of 3 years to go to my
               brothers, Joseph Aull and Robert Aull and my sisters,
               Elizabeth Aull and Maria Pomeroy, to be divided
               equally
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William B. Price. Died intestate
     Adm.  Milton F. Price appt. 27 Sept. 1847
     Sec.  William Duvall and P. R. Whittlesey
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William M. Cherrytree. Died intestate
     Adm.  Thomas Cherrytree appt. 5 Oct. 1847
     Sec.  J. O. Austin and E. D. Roberts
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Sarah Graham. Will wr. 5 Oct. 1847-prob. 23 Oct. 1847
     Wit.  Jas. H. Smith and Joseph Collins
     Exec. Thomas Collins
     Sec.  James N. Smith and Joseph Collins
     Heirs: four youngest children to have common english
               education
               my other children being grown, have made them gifts
               which I consider their part
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Mary Bell. Died intestate
     Adm.  Silas Silver appt. 8 Nov. 1847
     Sec.  Wm. Harkleroads and John D. Hoy
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Gilead Rupe. Will wr. 7 July 1846-prob. 22 Dec. 1847
     Wit.  John F. Ryland, Ira Emmons and Henry Belles
     Exec. two sons, William Rupe and James Rupe
     Sec.  John F. Ryland and James Hicklin
     Heirs: wife, Jane Rupe
               children: John Rupe, William Rupe, James Rupe, David
               Rupe, Richard Rupe and Asa Rupe, my six sons
               and also my daus., Elizabeth Turner, wife of James
               Turner and Sally Turner, wife of Ephraim Turner and
               Polly Bowlin, wife of William Bowlin and Hannah
               Williams, wife of William Williams, Susan Cornstock
               (Comstock) and the heirs of my dau. Delilah Owens,
               dec., formerly wife of Mitchell Owens
               Land in Ray County to be sold, land in Lafayette Co.
               not to be sold as long as wife is alive
     Additional securities, Thomas Irelan and Henry Becker
               bond filed 8 May 1849
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