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.

Soloman Cox. Will wr. 24 April 1849-prob. 5 Mar. 1850
     Wit.  George B. Warren and J. L. Warren
     Exec. Charles F. Ustick
     Sec.  Jesse Cole and Henry Cole
     Heirs: wife, Deborah Cox
               mentions 10 children now living
               our youngest children, Mary, William, Lewis and
               Robert
               Charlotto Cox, widow of late son Elias Cox
               grandchildren, John W. Cox and Henry Cox
     page 254

Enoch Hughes. Died intestate
     Adm.  ALfred Christy appt. 5 Mar. 1850
     Sec.  Hiram W. Bledsoe and Levi Vancamp
     page 257

Daniel Clary. Died intestate
     Adm.  Geo. Hoffman appt. 8 Mar. 1850
     Sec.  M. W. Dyer, Wm. Lennon and Robt. C. McCluny
     page 258

David Flournoy. Will wr. 5 July 1849 Woodford Co., Ky.
               prob. 20 Feb. 1850 Woodford Co., Ky.
     Wit.  J. K. Goodloe, B. F. Duvall and Sam C. Scott
     Exec. George Holloway
     Heirs: wife, Sarah Flournoy land in Woodford Co., Ky. and
               Ray Co., Mo. also medical books
               infant child
               Davidella
               mentions notes and cash in Lexington, Mo. be collected
               note held upon Luke P. Blackburn of Natchez, Miss.
               step-brother Churchill Holloway
               half-bro. Wm. Henry Bartlett
               half-sis. Mary P. Bartlett
               mother, Henretta Holloway
               friend and student, J. T. Brown of Lafayette Co., Mo.
     page 259

David B. Flournoy. Died leaving will
     Adm.  Wm. Spratt appt. 15 Apr. 1850 Lafayette Co., Mo.
     Sec.  Simpson Beck and Thomas B. Wallace
     page 261

Isaac Elsod. Died intestate
     Adm.  John Carder appt. 7 May 1850
     Sec.  Smith Keith and Alfred Nichols
     page 263