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Lroon/ LO ny er Leaennl yy ‘4 Lean Nt}. . ee _— #4#122~- mill m y / , * ‘ et Ytaveh /2 4 ) i hy "hy Ad 2 6.“ YF. il GLG "S $ Jo u e B e p y ‘A d j Me l g LS 6 l ep eaci FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION I aaa SSS ——————————————————————————— i aie la STATE OF NORTH CAROLI@, IREDELL COUNTY—IN THE SuPeriog CouRT. In the matter of the Administration of the Before ccnsseseee A0S0..Margaret..B....Bristal, late of said County, is dead, having died on the , without leaving any last Will and Testament, and that ...../ Mrs. _... is the proper person entitled to Letters of Administration on the estate of the said ren Further, That the value of said estate, so far as can be ascertained at the date of this application, is about tees thereof are as follows: NAME AGE (If Minor) RELATION ADDRESS Margaret B. Bristol Over 21 Daughter 216 Brevard Street, a) a Statesville, N. C. Elizabeth B. Wolfe Over 21 Daughter 117 B Hamilton Avenue, ue Albany, New York. Robert Vance Brawley, Jr. Over < Son a as x Hickory, N. C. Godfrey Click Kimball Over 2 Grandson Rock Hill, S. C. John Vance Kimball Over 2 Grandson Davie Avenue, Statesville, N. C. My commission expires: 7-/3-—s¢, OATH OF ADMINISTRATOR ————— oo ra STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY SS.—In the Superior Court. rgaret. B.. Bristol , do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I Brawley..(Mrs...Ba.V....Brawley,).... died without leaving any last Will and - Testament and that I wi!l well and truly administer all and singular the Goods and Chattles, Rights and Credits of the said ... Mrse..Margaret..S....BraAWAGy............---s---++-- , and a true and perfect inventory thereof return as pro- vided by law, and that ali other duties appertaining to the charge repossed in me, I will faithfully and honestly ¢ , perform with the best of my skill and ability; So help me God. Subscribed and sworn to before me this...18t...day Notary Publi “yi rag Pie SP N.C. w re) = oO = 2 nd gs ~ oa S$ " Ls o l ../ \ APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION i STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY—In THE Superior Court. In the matter of the Administration of the Estate of \ + 2 betes Margaret. Zimmerman Brawley ...____. _....Robert V.. Brawley. ie pen tr , being sworn doth say: That _. Margaret. Zimmerman Brawley.____._____late of said County, is dead, having died on the. 18th day of __ May ts : 19 56 , without leavining any last Will and Testament, and that . Robert. _V. Brawley Z is the proper person entitled to Letters of Administration on the estate of the De se og __...Margaret. Zimmerman Brawley . Further, That the value of said estate, so far as can be ascertained at the date of this application, is about $._________- Real Estate, and $- _... Personal Property, and that the persons entitled as heirs and distributees thereof are as follows: NAME AGE (If Minor) RELATION ADDRESS Robert V. Brawley over 21 son 835 4th. St. Dr. N. W Hickorv, N. C. Mrs. Margaret Bristol over 21 daughter Statesville, N. C. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1St day i 19.56 es An Wit UY. 't.CS.C. OATH OF ADMINISTRATOR STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, } SS.—In the Superior Court. IREDELL COUNTY es ol. no ok, I ee OI , do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I believe that- Margaret Zimmerman Brawley : died without leaving any last Will and Testament and that I will well and truly administer all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of the said._.Margaret Zimmerman Brawley , and a true and and perfect inventory thereof return as provided by law, and that all other duties appertaining to the charge repossed in me, I will faithfully and honestly perform with the best of my skill and ability; So help me God. Subscribed and sworn to before me this. 1st. - a) bs inistrator. 1956. Of. ns. ee ia . we OL7/ - BH: A fe RES... nn AER... LES Address 835 4th. St..Dr..N.W.., Hickory,NC Pees COSCO 4E + 9H eevee @& *ee . “ses @ . et Se FFF SHS HSK Ses eur See SSPE SESOSS C2 +OSSOHE SOREL SOE S SESEOE LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY—INn rue Superior Court. To All Whom These Presents Shall Come—GREETING: It being satisfactorily proven to the undersigned, Clerk of the Superior Court for Iredell County, that __Margaret Zimmerman Brawley ___. late of said County, is dead, without having made and published any last Will and Testament, and it appearing that _________Robert.V.. Brawley._._.__....._-......- is entitled to the administration of the estate of the deceased, and having qualified as administratQY___according to law: Now THESE ARE THEREFORE TO Empower the said AdministratOr___to enter in and upon all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits, of said deceased, and the same to take into possession, wheresoever to be found, and all the just debts of the said deceased, to pay and satisfy, and the residue of said estate to distribute, according to law. Witness my hand and the seal of the said Court, this the 1st. day of _.._.._.sJume._______- 19.56. _..Clerk Superior Court. Sec. 1396—Every executor, administrator and collector within three months after his qualification, shall return to the Clerk, on oath, a just, true and perfect inventory of all teal estate, goods and chettels of the deceased, which have come to his hands or to the hands of any person for him, which inventory shall be signed by him and recorded by the Clerk He shall also return to the Clerk, on oath, within three months atter each sale made by him, a full and itemized account thereof, which shal! be signed by him and recorded by the Clerk. Sec 1319-—Every executor, administrator and collector shall, within twelve months from date of his qualification or appointment, and annually, so long as any of the estate re- mains in his control, file, in the office of the Clerk ot the Superior Court, an inventory and account, under oath, of the amount of property received by him, or invested by him, ang the manner and nature ot such investment, and his receipts and disbursements for the past year in the form of debit and credit. He must produce vouchers for all payments. The Clerk may examine on oath such accounting party or any other person concerning the receipts, disbursements or any other matter relating to the estate and having carefully revised and audited such accounts, if he approve the same, he must endorse his approval thereon, which shall be deemed prima facie evidence of correctness. Each Clerk must annex or attach @ copy of this section to all letters issued by him. dS NO R T H CA R O L I N A DE P A R T M E N T OF RE V E N U E eg on IN H E R I T A N C E TA x Di v i s i o n RA L E I G H RE P O R T OF CL E R K OF SU P E R I O R CO U R T NA M E OF ES T A T E CO U N T Y . NA M E OF RE P R E S E N T A T I V E _ + __ _ _ _ AP D R E S S NA M E OF AT T O R N E Y __ = __ _ _ _ s AD D R E S S 20 of le Or f th e Re 1e Ac t , re q u i r e s th e Cl e r k s of Su p e r i o r ( to th e De p a r t m e n t of Re v e n u e in du p l i c a t e . A fi n e of $1 0 0 . 0 0 is pr o v i d e d fo r th e NO T E : Se c t i o n mi n i s t r a t o r or Ex e c u t o r wh i c h wi l l be fu r n i s h e d PR O P E R T I E S OF DE C E D E N T BE N E F I C I A R I E S OF DE C E D E N T NA M E AG E RE L A T I O N S H I P Ba n k de p o s i t s Ba n k de p o s i t s Na m e of Ba n k St o c k s an d Bo n d s (i n c l u d i n g jo i n t l y he l d ) Ho u s e h o l d an d Ki t c h e n Fu r n i t u r e In t e r e s t ow n e d in an y bu s i n e s s In s u r a n c e Pa y a b l e to Es t a t e y In s u r a n c e Pa y a b l e to Be n e f i c i a r i e s — Mo r t g a g e s an d No t e s Mi s c e l l a n e o u s Pr o p e r t y in c l u d i n g fa r m pr o d u c t s Re a l Es t a t e ow n e d by En t i r e t y (i n c l u d e ! i2 . 13 . TO T A L AP P R O X I M A T E VA L U E OF AL L PR O P E R T I E S ~ $ , CE R T I F I C A T E OF CL E R K DO NO T US E TH I S SP A C E Th i s re p o r t co v e r s th e qu a l i f i c a t i o n s of th e ab o v e na m e d Ad m i n i s t r a t o r or Ex e c u t o r in th e I Ei a oi r fe a si e ee s 16 2. 2 . IM P O R T A N T : Pl e a s e in d i c a t e wh e t h e r Ad m i n i s t r a t i o n ( Ex e c u t o r s h i p Br a w l e y , Ma r g a r e t S. 19 5 7 WORTH CAXOLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK in the Matter of the Adminis- tration of the Ustate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley (Mrs. 8. V. RENUNCIATION Brawley) Deceased. TO CG. G. SMITH, CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: The undersigned heir at law of Mrs. Margaret 3. Brawley (Mrs. R. V. Brawley) Deceased, who died May 18, 1956, a resident of Iredell County, North varolina, hereby renounces all right that the undersigned has to administer on said estate, and requests that you appoint as Aiministratrix of said estate Mrs. Margaret 5. Bristol, a daughter of the deceased. The undersigned feels that Mrs. Sristol is the proper person to administer this estate, and we sincerely hope that you will appoint her as Administratrix in this estate. This the 4 ts day of June, 1956. YW 7 C LenbXl (SAL) Witness: NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK In the Matter of the Adminis~ tration of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret 5. Brawley (Mrs. R. V. RENUNCIATION Brawley) Deceased. TO C. G. SMITH, CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: The undersigned heir at law of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley (Mrs. R, V. Brawley) Deceased, who died May 18, 1956, a resident of Iredell County, North Carolina, hereby renounces all right that the undersigned has to adtinister on said estate, and requests that you appoint as Administratrix of said estate Mrs. Margeret B. Bristol, a daughter of the deceased. The undersigned feels that Mrs. Bristol is the proper person to administer this estate, and we sincerely hope that you will appoint her as Administratrix in this estate. This the day of June, 1956. Witness: Ww = we =. oO by B gs a = oa - ” LS 6 l V NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK In the Matter of the Adminis- tration of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley (Mrs. R. V. RENUNCIATION Brawley) Deceased. TO C. G. SMITH, CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: The undersigned heir at law of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley (Mrs. R. V. Brawley) Deceased, who died May 18, 1956, a resident of Iredell County, North Carolina, hereby renounces all right that the undersigned has to administer on said estate, and requests that you appoint as Administratrix of said estate Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol, a daughter of the deceased. The undersigned feels that Mrs. Bristol is the proper person to administer this estate, and we sincerely hope that you will appoint her as Administratrix in this estate. This the 4 Ht day of June, 1956. Witness: Chusuctt broth Tohors, olor w =“ D = o = <= 2 = go ~ a oO a a Ls 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK In the matter of the appointment of an administrator in the estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley (Mrs. R. V. Brawley), deceased. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard before the Honorable C. G. Smith, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, at his office in the Iredell County Courthouse, on Monday, October 8, 1956, at 3:00 o'clock, P. Me, upon the application of Mrs, Margaret B, Bristol to be appointed administratrix of the estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, and the application of Robert Vance Brawley, Jr. to be appointed administrator of the estate of Mrs. Margaret S, Brawley, and the Court finds the following facts: 1. That Mrs, Margaret B. Bristol is present and represented by her attorney, C. B. Winberry, Statesville, North Carolina, and that Robert Vance Brawley, Jr., is present and represented by his attorney, T. Locke Russell, Hickory, North Carolina. 2. That Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley was a resident of Statesville, Iredell County, North Carolina, and that she died intestate on the 18th day of May, 1956, in Iredell County, North Carolina; that Iredell County is the proper county for the administration of her estate; that Margaret S. Brawley and Mrs. R. V. Brawley were one and the same person. 3. That the property owned by Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley at the time of her death was situate in Iredell County, North Carolina, and said property is still situate in Iredell County, North Carolina. 4. That the applicant, Mrs. Margaret B, Bristol, is a resident of the City of Statesville, Iredell County, North Carolina. 5. That the applicant, Robert Vance Brawley, Jr., is a resident of the City of Hickory, Catawba County, North Carolina, 6. That Mrs. Margaret B, Bristol, who has applied for appointment as administratrix of the estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, is a daughter of Mrs, Margaret S. Brawley, deceased. 7. That Robert Vance 3rawley, Jr., who has applied for appointment as administrator of the estate of Mrs, Margaret S. Brawley, is a son of Mrs, Margaret S. Brawley, deceased, w = © = oO > p = gg ~ = oQ - a LS 6 l 8. That Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley left surviving her as her only heirs at law the following: Margaret B. Bristol, a daughter, a resident of Iredell County, North Carolina; Elizabeth B. Wolfe, a daughter, a resident of Albany, New York; Robert Vance Brawley, Jr., a son, a resident of Hickory, North Carolina; Godfrey Click Kimball, a grandson, a resident of Rock Hill, South Carolina; and John Vance Kimball, a grandson, and a resident of Statesville, North Carolina; that Elizabeth B. Wolfe, Godfrey Click Kimball and John Vance Kimball have filed with the Court a renunciation of their right to administer on the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, and have requested the Court to appoint Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol as Administratrix of her Estate. 9. That Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol is a fit, competent and suitable per- son to be appointed as Administratrix of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley; that Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol is a resident of the City of Statesville, Iredell County, North Carolina, and the property of the deceased is situate in the City of Statesville, Iredell County, North Carolina; that Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol is the proper person to administer on the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, and that it would be to the best interest of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley for Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol to act in this capacity. IT IS, THEREFORE, CONSIDERED, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED: That Mrs, Margaret B. Bristol be appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Mrs, Margaret S. Brawley, deceased, and upon her giving a justified bond in the sum of $1,000.00, she is ordered to take charge of the property and assets of Mrs. Margaret S, Brawley, deceased, and to administer her estate according to law, and upon said bond being given, this Court will sign and deliver the proper letters of administration appointing Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol Administratrix of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, deceased. Entered at my office in Statesville, North Carolina, on the 8th day of Li kil Clerk of Superior Couré of Iredell County, North Carolina In open court, and upon the announcement and entry of the foregoing order, the said Robert Vance Brawley, Jr. and his attorney, T. Locke Russell, object and except to the findings of the Court as set forth in the foregoing order, and object and except to the order of the Court appointing Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol as Administratrix of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, and in a | ] | 1] i| open court and at said time, gave notice of appeal to the Superior Court of Ire- } i dell County, North Carolina. Further notice waived, IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, That this cause be transferred to the Civil “Issue Docket of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, to be heard | in the Superior Court of Iredell County on the appeal of the said Robert Vance Brawley, Jr. This the 8th day of October, 1956. Clerk Superior Court’ of Iredell County, North Carolina wo = © = oO = Q = gg ~ > oO - a Ls 6 l January 29, 1957 Mr. Locke Russell Attorney at Law Hickory, N. C, Dear Locke: Re: Administration of the estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, deceased I enclose herewith @ copy of order that Judge Winberry has prepared in the above wmtitled matter. I have not signed the order but am submitting it to you for your ap- préval. If you have not objects to this order as drawn then I will sign it and place the case on the civil issue docket. Yours very truly, C. G. Smith Clerk Superior Court - HOME PHONE 2.5306 OFFICE PHONE 2.8407 D. LOCKE RUSSELL ATTORNEY AT LAW White BuiLpine HICKORY, N. C January 30, 1957 My Carl G. Smith Clerk Superior Court Statesville, N.C. Dear Carl: I have your letter and enclosed order rezarding the estate of Mrs Brawley. I have carefully noted the contents of the order, I do not recall that Mr Wincerry introduced any paper writings purportin; to be renunications of right to administer the estate by the other heirs, Mrs Wolfe, or the Kimball boys, Especially the portion that they did renounce in favor of Mrs Bristol. Otherwise, the order seems to be all right. w = ry) = o _ 8 gg > on a - " Yours very truly, Clie he, Po c ssell L s 6 l P.S. Please advise me just about the date of the next term following the one just approaching in Iredell. I would like to arrange with Mr Winberry to have both matters heard and determined then, I believe you have a term in March or Avril. January 31, 1957 Mr. D. Locke Russell Attorney at Law Hickory, WN. C. Re: Estate of Mrs Margaret Brawley. Dear Locke: The renunciations of right to administer on this estate by the other heirs was attached to the application of Mrs. Bristol and of course was a part of the record. I heve signed to order and your appeal entries. The next term of Superior Court is March 18th,m one week for trial of civil cases only. Yours very truly, C. G. Smith Clerk Superior Court wo = a = a “< & = go 2 = g L S s 6 l Mr Carl G. Smith _ 117 Be Hamilton St Albany, New York March 9, 1957 rior Court Iredell! Dear Vr Smith: ary ition ask that it co into the files year by you where you Selected m appointed administratrix of the est: who died there last year, » t] - had civen 1 dtatins that i ty Minion s} and act aS administratrix of ou uu in makin: your decision, and is pending in the hicher court ave Mrs Bristol the letter and consen in fact representations Aimed title under the terious ed f; In view of Nerson to act a all the versonal proverty of te, in an attempt to wet a my fu #4 4 ttesville for the hearing made to me co sneral pertaining j After le +h eowere- ; : Lengthy 2 ondence with mants +b 74 . < mainly the amond rings, set an answer +¢ court for the exptess nurpose of ven before to her aopointments; for the nur o : . - 2 aireacy withdrawn as a party to the answer c¢ ncerne ; ; : biol’ iw’ i that I be made a petitioner along with my broth r 5+) tm 4 ael4 h- 7 ‘ : : aa 44 Fm in askins the court to sell the 1: oi. a : La father, Robert Brawley, Sr, n + ll investigation I firmly . . ™ administratrix in vier yt) ata nm 5 r late mother, and her Clutch ayainst the land, g, but I wish to fi nt at this time for the recor HOME PHONE 2-5306 } OFFICE PHONE 2.8407 D. LOCKE RUSSELL ATTORNEY AT LAW White BuiLoine HICKORY, N. C April 30, 1957 Honorable Carl G. Smith Clerk Superior Court Statesville, N.C. Re: Robert V. Brawley, Jr and wife, Carolyn N. Brawley, and Elizabeth B. Wolfe, vss Margaret B. Bristol and husband, Cowles Bristol, et al And In Re: Appointment of Administrator, Estate of Margaret S. Brawley, Appeal by Robert V. Brawley,Jr Dear Mr Smith: "S $ jo u e d e p y ‘A o p m e I g I note the next civil term of your court opens there on May 20th sitting for two weeks. I ask the above matters be docketed for trial in the usual order if if is their tprn. Oo na ~ Please send me a court calendars One of the petitioners, Mrs Blizabeth B. Wolfe, lives at Albany, New York and she especially intends to be present at the hearings and we mst closely calculate the date or day of trial for her benefit. Yours very truly, / cke Russell Atty for Robert V. Brawley,Jr et al, Petitioners. ADAMS,DEARMAN & WINBERRY ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW 307-313 MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK BUILOING STATESVILLE, N.C. MONROE ADAMS C.H.OEARMAN C.B.WINBERRY Mr. De Loeke Russell, + Attorney at Law, ite Building, Hickory, North Carolina. Mrs. Margaret S. Prawley Estate Your appeal from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, in reference to the order appointing Mre. He Ce bristol, Sre, as Adminiae tratrix of the Estete of Mrs, Margaret 5S, Drewley, was placed upon our tion docket to be heard during the Civil Term next week. Today, Mie h, our Clerk of Court, called me and said he failed to send you ce nad been placed on the calendar, and that you said tha Ow you were unable Ke @ motion for continuance, and y< — ey she ap me i g - - : ; “V ° ot oppose vt for &@ contirmance ; that he could inforr Judce al . mit 2y an here in this cennec we ra — aS fo) og so a3 = = oO = YN I an sendin he Judce LS 6 l e Ce Ge Smit! Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, Iredell County Courthouse, Statesville, Ne Ce Mr. and Mrs. He C. Bristol, Sr., 216 Brevard Street, Statesville, N. C. Since writine the above letter tc the letter which you wrote to Judge J I had already acreed for a cont imancs copy of gee that that Mr. rw} Mr. De Loeke Russell May 25, 1957 Pe Se (Contirmed): Smith had not notified you so that you could be prepared for trial. With reference to the special proceeding for the sale of real estate for division, I strongly disagree with you that it should be heard at the game time the motion in regard to an Administrator. Whoever is appointed Administrator has an interest in the special proceeding, and should be made a party to the action and have the right to file plead ings, be prepared and heard at the trials ed certainly, that could not be done if both matters were heard at tre same term of court. Therefore, I shall strongly resist putting the special proceeding on for trial until the Administrator has been appointed and has been made a party to the special proceeding you brought, filed an answer and prepared for trial. wD = f = o - & % 3 - - L s 6 l (i ne a ( «tht NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. AUGUST TERM 1957 In the Matter of the Appointment of an Administrator in the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley (Mrs. R. V. Brawley), Deceased. THIS CAUSE Coming on to be heard, and being heard before His Honor, Walter E. Crissman, Judge Presiding at the August Term 1957 Iredell County Superior Court, and being heard upon an order made by Ce Ge Smith, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, dated the &th day of October, 1956, and being heard on the appeal of Robert Vance Brawley, Jre, and his attorney, T. Locke Russell, and the said Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol being in court in person, and represented by her attorney, C. B. Winberry, and the said Robert Vance Brawley, Jr. being in court in person and represented by his attorney, T. Locke Russell, and upon reviewing said matter the Court is of the opinion that the aforementioned order of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County should be affirmed. The Court, therefore, adopts as its findings the findings of fact set forth in the aforementioned order of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County. IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED that the findings of fact in the aforementioned order are hereby adopted by this Court in this cause, and the order of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, appointing Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol Administratrix of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, is hereby in all respects affirmed. Entered in Statesville, North Carolina, in open court, on the 6th day of September, 1957. ge Presiding ADAMS,DEARMAN & WINBERRY ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW 307-313 MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK BUILDING STATESVILLE,N.C. MONROE ADAMS C.H.DEARMAN C.B.WINBERRY es : "OC ‘ eC ; ; : Urs this est ateéee r : } - te - It is necessa: ©! ‘ f the persona! property and the saue filed ‘umediately w: J of $§ ior Court of Iredell C : : hat can make plans ration are issued, we - ‘ ig ro and wit ownership and ti of t real estat Mr6e Marg t Se Brawle; r bringing a separate op a) Proceedi to for assets to pay debt T will discuss thet fully wit! ma and vill make a decision as to our course therein. At any rate, I think that this matter should proceed as fast as possible, for a sale of the personal property anc che real estate. a5 Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol September 7, 1957 I overlooked the fact that as soon as the inventory of the personal property is made, advertisement of the personal property at public sale should be made. It will be necessary to sell the personal property and to apply that on the debts and cost of administration. I am sending a copy of this letter to Mre D. Locke Russell, Attorney at Law, and also a copy to Mr. Smith, Clerk of the Superior C¢ + VOUTTe Ver~ytruly yours Pd 4 we @ “4 \ (Ee /2Z XS be WINBERRY BW311b Mre De Locke #ussell, Attorney at Law, White Building, Hickory, North Caro ze Co Ge omith, Clerk of the Iredei] ~VLalesvi the order whicl ice Crissman signed in the at Mr. Russell's name therein Locke iJ {is is De Locke hu l appreciate your changing this on th riginale In ngz i the T. 1] dif you have not already sent tified copy, ple hare it on the certified copye ADAMS,DEARMAN & WINBERRY ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW 307-313 MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK BUILDING STATESVILLE, N.C, WONEDE SOAMS September 18, 1957 C.H.DEARMAN C.B.WINBERRY Urs. Margaret B. Yristol, Brevard Street, North aL6 otatesville, Carolina, In re: rs, “Margaret S. Brawley (Urs. R. V. Brawley) Dear .irs, Bristol: i. above administratrix of ident pointed as and iiartford duly a; orincipal by fou were 2900.00 bond executed Sompany as surety. vou as Tredeli ember +} wile to ) ct vw »F 7 Nursaay , © pV liotice creditors has been sent er coumence in the issue of \w ive’ V9 he nde and soon the househols complet ed. ag written inver iGory I imagine that have a p c sale of Ll unxterstand that the inventory of about the items in the house is just confer with you, and we Superior Court of iredell Younty. i see nothing eise de but to personal inventory. ie P aii O01 Will prepare I will Clerk of next week. kitchen furniture fuss that with you vo ~ O1 the ' -o ana OUner 1LUveNS wnen we wore on wnat Une om. hristmas other day £18.00 in a open 4 checking accc informed me the roxlLaateLly nen we veLLeve you chew Was ap Industrial which you about Statesville transferred CO Abe iussell & copy oi this aAettverx notice to credi 4 Gia Ssenulng “se one of them a copy of the ,OT"Be eacn any lease feel iree i+ to contact me, ours, Yn ft Jery apuly Ut fa AZ. ( Ub /whl Mr. De Locke Kussell, Attorney at White Building, iickory, Ne Ceo uy, Co Ge “mith, Clerk of the Superior Court, Iredell County Courthouse, Statesville, Ne Ce orning cltchen as ry to be filed with the VOD ‘ ay ne ous money aving’ punt > Uris guestion arises in connection with the taking of Estate estate and gave a and Indemnity News, and publi- “ acnr +%y LIDle furniture and is finished, + tha wihGal we will be able to do that the Cp Bak nouse: iold and ~ will di 6~ or bank account ub in the can be 3 cl WO Ty Gaith also, and to the inventory, 117 ie a | ( «ttt ot NOTICE TO CREDITORS ed Nae thee ole Having qualified es Administratrix of the Ustate of lirs. Marcaret Se Brmley (Mrae Re Ve Brawley), deceased, late of Iredell County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having clains arainst seid estate to exhibit them to the undersigned et 226 Brevard Street, Statesville, Ne Ces on or before the 19th day of September, 1958, duly itenised and sworn to, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. fll persons indebted to said estate will please fate settlement with the undersicned. This the 19th day of September, 1957+ Mrpe Marcaret D. Bristol, Adninis- tratrix of tho [state of Mrs. Mar- aret S. Drewley (Mree Ne Ve Uravley), 216 Brevard Street, Statosville, Ne Ce Ce De Winberry, Attorney, 307 Merchants & Permers Dank Buildin P. Oo Bo 72, Stetesville, Ne Ce “+ 6 WING wre Please publish the above notice to creditors in the Iredel! Morning News once a week for six consecutive weeks, commencing with your issue of Thursday, September 19, 19572 Send itaniszed sworn state~ ment together with copy af notice, to Ce. De Winberry, Attorney, Dox 725 Statesville, Ne Ce Ce Le Winberry ADAMS,DEARMAN & WINBERRY ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW 307-213 MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK BUILDING STATESVILLE,N.C. MONROE ADAMS September 25, 1957 C.H.DEARMAN Cc.B8.WINBERRY irs, Margaret 8. Bristol, 216 Brevard Street, Statesville, North Cerolina. In re: irs, Margaret S. Brawley (irs. R. V. Brawley) Estate) ear Mire, Briatol: I have gone over the inventory of the household and kitchen furniture which you made on the yellow tablet I gave you. I noticed you followed my suggestion in regard to designating the room in which certain property was situate, IT am leaving early Thursday Morning for Chapel Hill to attend a three-day Institute in which the lawyers in the state are participating in a study of the new corporation laws which became effective in North Carolina on July 1, 1957. I will be back Saturday Night, and the first of next week, I will get with you, and we will complete the preparation of the inventory for filing and also the advertisement of the personal property for sale. Thanking you, and with highest regards, I am CBW/mhl Cs Mr. D. Locke Russell, Attorney at Law, White Building, Hickory, Ne Ce ir. C, G, Smith, Clerk of the Superior Court, Tredell County Courthouse, Statesville, Ni. C. i a re (otic ADAMS,DEARMAN & WINBERRY ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW 307-313 MERCHANTS & FARMERS @ANK BUILDING STATESVILLE, N.C. MONROE ADAMS C.H.DEARMAN C.8.WINBERRY 60ral propert siet peraornal -~ : att . : s- “ wD = mL = oO ‘< = go a = oO ~~ ” LS 6 l ADAMS,DEARMAN & WINBERRY ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW 307-313 MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK BUILDING STATESVILLE,N.C. MONROE ADAMS C.H.DEARMAN C.B.WINBERRY Dear Mra, Bristol: The sale of the personal property in the Dstate of Mrs. Ys Vo Brawley hes beer advert ised i the sale is to be on Saturday, 1 oo 28 Qc . . ; > Ww “_{ Jal 79 19 9 a ‘ .O9i :e@ ey ot. tine I think that we sheild have at least one short «dvertisee che paper next weeke I believe also that. we shoulda have printec é posters or hand bille that can be distribute sono 29 ; a Sl. WLLPOuUrsAOUL This will not covet very much and I think thet it will pay off in ) i would co for you to set with me Saturday or Monday so that we can discuss the itens of property to mention in these sale notices. These sale notices; thet is, the one to go in the newepaper ond the hand biil, comnts or sugeestions, I will be happy to discuss ow tlib nelosur'e %: Mr. John Vance Kimball, Davie Aveime, Etatesville, Ne Ce Mr. Godfrey "Click" Kinbell, Roek H12)., South Carolinas. Mire Co Ge Smith, Clerk of the Superior Court. of Iredell County, Stetesville, Ne Ce NORTH CAROL INA IREDELL COUNTY TO: Nrs. Margaret 3. Bristol, Administratrix of Margaret S. Brawley, deceased. CLAIM OF IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, SECURED BY A LIEN AGAINST THE PROPERTY OF MARGARET S. BRAWEEY, DECEASED, FOR OLD AGE SSISTANCE PAYMENTS. Due by Margaret S, Brawley, deceased, North Carolina, to the afores to Iredell County, the sum of $1,020.0 for Old Age Assistance Payments aid deeeased person from April 195) through W May 1956. Said amount being secured by a lien duly recorded against the property of the aforesaid deceased person, and said Lien being of record in the Iredell County Registry. fist i ee County steht County, North Carolina. I hereby certify that the above claim for Old Age Assistance Payments which is secured by Lien of record in the Iredell County Registry is not subject to any credit or offset. Fa Pre ed County Accountant, Arecell County, North Carolina. Sworn and subscribed before me, this the B94 say of July 1958. prte Ze Si el Court LAW OFFICES OF TELEPHONE: TRiangle 3-3294 C. B. WINBERRY 311-313 MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK BUILDING STATESVILLE, N.C. September ll, AARTT eV Se . } hn. 2 Snnvransen If there are no increased $ a mine +i in 34 a sioners to do in regarc sale. > AA Vile YVULLE LO £ the Vil ant firmation of . ms ; ; revar 1 ~tre 2\y otave SVI Ne se . : ss ain “ron! atactr Davie avenue, Statesv \> ) ry le DUe Ky rLOcK thes On bany, New York Building, Hickory, Ne Ve e, Statesville, N. ve 1ants & Merchar irtnouse ~< yuar . Je Lewis, SY. 3 John G. Lewis, Jr., Avtorney ers Bank Building, Statesville G. Smith, C. S. C., Iredell = ~ o < = Q a a — a5 iS Jc as ae] oO a N ‘gS a LAW OFFICES OF C. B. WINBERRY 311-313 MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK BUILDING TELEPHONE: STATESVILLE, N.C. TRiangle 3-3294 tonterbher 23, 19°9 ROPECTIVE ATTOCRSTS: ious glowed by lar, an tnoreased bid was filed on the Se Gristel, ore, in the mount of 615.00, raking the lagt to the 1% Rie The property {6 being re-advertised far sele ame the See 11 be the Courthouse “oor in Statesville, Merth caralia on Yridar, Cetober ay 4 ot elo- Cote ; Jery truly yours, OO 3 nti tetesvills, | v Pr. TUR» vt Street, Arte 2, ‘0c! . € wm Averue, Albatyu’, <n dite Gulidinug, tlaktery, ~« war OAse .Quare, Statesville, Ne ie : ey at 1 ree ayoer, “ercharts and teteerilic, “9 CALPU. Ou LAW OFFICES OF C. B. WINBERRY 311-313 NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING TELEPHONE: STATESVILLE, N. C. AREA CODE 704 873-3294 August 10, 1964 Mr, C. G. “mith, C. S. C. Tredell County Courthouse Statesville, North Carolina Re: Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley Estate (Mrs. R. V. Brawley Estate) Dear Mr. Smith: In our consersation this afternoon, I told you that I had the report ready and Mrs. Bristol was in my office, but she had decided that she would like to purchase 4 monument, or at least a marker, for the grave of her mother, and she would do that within the next two or three days, and I will have to rewrite the report and the checks. I told her that we should get this report filed not later than Friday of this week. Mr. J. G. Lewis, Jr. is out of town until Thursday Night, on vacation, and we need to get the money from the commissioners account in which he and I were commissioners for the sale of the land, amd I cannot get that check signed until he gets back. Ww = ry =. o < bss) og ge ~ ont oO - ” We expect to file this report with you not later than Friday of this week. Ls 6 l Thanking you, 1 am Very truly yours, CBW/mh1 Mrs. Margaret 4. Bristol 216 Brevard Street Statesville, N. ©. RA 29-423 if 2553~ NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK In the Matter of the Adminis- tration of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley (Mrs. R. INVENTORY V. Brawley) aw n we TO THE CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: NOW COMES Mrs, Margaret B. Bristol, Administratrix of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley (Mrs. R. V. Brawley), and after being duly sworn, deposes and Says that the following is a true and correct inventory of all property which has come into her hands in the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley (Mrse Re V. Brawley), and she files the following report as her inventory in said Estate: I. PERSONAL PROPERTY ESTIMATED VALUE Ae The following described household and kitchen furniture, 2 Situate in the home of the late Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, < at No. 41] Davie Avenue, in the City of Statesville, Ire- & dell County, North Carolina, and in the designated room z thereof, as shown below, to-wit: e 1. IN THE LIVING ROOM = oO ow 4 chairs; 2 tables; 1 clock; 2 sofas; 1 mirror; 1 hand- painted picture (large); 1 handpainted picture (painted & by E. Wolfe); 2 pictures; 1 ornament; 2 pairs of brass ~— candlesticks; 2 rugs; 1 pair of andirons; 3 pairs of port- Se ieres; 3 curtains; 1 pair of draperies; 1 brass bowl; 1 vase; 1 china bowl (black); 1 pair of bookends; 3 books; 1 pair of candlesticks and candles; 1 table runner. 2. IN THE LIBRARY 1 piano (Pease); 1 piano bench; 3 ornaments; 2 tables; 4 bowls; 1 candlestick; 1 lamp; 1 lamp stand; 4 chairs; 5 pictures; 3 sofa Pillows; 1 larze rug; 2 small rugs; 2 pairs of curtains; 2 pairs of draperies; the following books: History of the World - by Ridpath, 1) volumes; Universal Literature - 7 volumes; World's Best Histories, 32 volumes; The World's Great Events, 5 volumes; A Library of-Universal Literature, 32 volumes; Foundation Stones, 3 volumes; Modern Music and Masters (property of Margaret B. Bristol), 10 volumes; The South in the Buildine of the Nation, wo = 2 = o > <= 5 gg QL os] g a L S 6 l 7 volumes; The New Practical Reference Library, 6 volumes; Modern Eloquence, 16 volumes; Mark Twain, 12 volumes; Works of Edgar Alan Poe, 3 volumes; Rex Beach, 4 volumes; The Great Events of Famous Historians, 22 volumes; History of the World War, 5 volumes; Victor Hugo , 4 volumes; Rudyard Kipling, 5 volumes; Miscellaneous, 52 volumes (left side); Miscellaneous, 50 volumes (right side); 31 books (owned by E. Wolfe). ON THE FRONT PORCH 5 chairs; 1 bench; 1 swing; 2 urns; 6 pillows. IN THE BACK HALL 3 small rugs; 1 phone table; 1 chair; 4 pictures; 1 hall rack and seat; 2 sofa pillows. IN THE BEDROOM DOWNSTAIRS (EAST) 1 single bed with mattress and springs; 3 chairs; 1 smoking stand; 1 large rug; 1 small rug; 2 bedspreads; 2 sheets; 2 comforts; 2 bed pillows; 1 pillowcase; 7 pictures; 3 sofa pillows; 1 blanket; 1 lamp; IN THE BEDROOM DOWNSTAIRS (WEST) 1 double bed; 1 mattress; 1 bolster and case; 1 set of sprinss; l bedspread; 2 blankets; 1 clock; 1 silver vase; 1 brass vase; 1 sewing machine (Singer); 1 comfort; 1 table; 1 desk; 1 lamp; 1 dresser; 7 chairs; 1 wardrobe; 2 clothes stands; 1 candlestick (glass); 1 candlestick (brass); 67 small ornaments (china animals); 1 footstool; 1 rug (large); 2 small rugs; 3 bowls; 3 curtains; 2 sofa pillows; 1 basket; 1 fire set. IN THE BREAKFAST ROOM 1 silver platter; 1 glass tray; 1 pair of draperies; 1 vase (cut-glass); 12 bon-bon dishes; 4 small tea pots; 2 planters; 1 covered dish; 2 finger bowls; 1 large bowl (glass); 4 glass bowls; & salad plates; 1 small red glass tray; 5 soup bowls; 2 mut crackers; 1 black glass bowl; 12 light bulbs; 11 slass vases (oud, etce); 2 wicker baskets; 1 glass tray and pitcher; 1 punch bowl and stand; 16 punch cups; 1 cake stand; 3 trays; 1 cut-class pitcher (water); 17 sherberts; 33 glasses; 1 china tray (oblong); w 3 = ® = £ ga = a @ y Ls 6 l 1 cut-glass bowl; 4 coasters; 2 silver trays (sandwich); 6 plates; 1 platter; 4 china bowls; 1 china vase; 1 small glass pitcher; 1 cream pitcher; 1 pottery pitcher; 1 pottery bowl; 27 glass and china saucers; 1 silver spoon holder; 1 silver cream pitcher; 1 silver cake tray; 1 butter dish; 2 pottery vases; 1 pickle dish; 34 center pieces (linen and lace); 7 tablecloths; 14 napkins; 22 small linen mats; 4 dresser scarves; 2 brass hot dish mats; 1 plaque; 2 small pitchers; 2 silver servers; 7 knives; 1 butter knife; 1 sugar spoon; 1 small ladle; 28 teaspoons; 5 forks; 11 tablespoons; 1 olive fork; 76 napkins; 2 pairsof draperies; 2 chairs; 1 antique brass lamp; 2 linen tablecloths; 12 pearl—handled knives and forks; 2 cut-class creamers; 1 cut-glass sugar; 12 salad forks. IN THE KITCHEN 1 wood stove; 1 gas range; 1 chair; 1 kitchen stool; 1 ironing board; 1 kettle; 1 covered dish (glass); 1 lemon squeezer; 1 per- colator; 1 electric iron; 4 bowls; 8 dish and wash pans; 3 plates; 2 saucers; 2 soup plates; 1 frying pan; 1 chafing dish; 1 table; 6 pots and pans; 2 casseroles; 1 roaster; 1 potato masher; 1 pot- tery pitcher; 1 glass pitcher. ON THE BACK PORCH 1 ice box; 2 tables; 1 ax; 1 pitchfork; 1 stand of shelves. IN THE BATHROOM DOWNSTAIRS 1 rug; 1 mirror; 1 stools; the following in the closet off bathroom (Noe 1): 1 clothes basket; 1 picture frame; 1 waste basket; 12 towels; 17 pillow cases; 1 dresser scarf; 2 wash cloths; 20 sheets; the following in the closet off bathroom (No. 2): clothes belonging to Bristol family; 2 quilt covers. IN THE HALL UPSTAIRS 2 tables; 1 cedar chest; 3 chairs; 2 rugs; 3 pictures. IN_THS FRONT BEDROOM UPSTAIRS (WEST) 1 double bed; 1 set of springs; 1 mattress; 2 pillows; 2 pillow cases; 2 sheets; 2 blankets; 1 comfort; 1 chest of drawers; 1 dresser scarf; 3 chairs; 2 sofa pillows; 1 table; 2 lamps; 1 waste basket; 1 vanity dresser; 2 glasses (water); 2 ash trays; 2 lace mats; 1 pair of candleholders; 1 pottery basket; 1 rug; 1 pair of curtains. o3e 13. IN THE BACK BEDROOM UPSTAIRS (WEST) 2 double beds (wood) ; 2 mattresses; 2 sets of springs; 4 pillows; 2 pillowcases; 2 sheets; 1 blanket; 2 comforts; 3 chairs; 1 vanity seat; 1 waste basket; 1 desk; 1 dresser cover; 3 ash trays; 1 table; 1 table cover; 1 large rug; 1 small rug; 1 pair of curtains. IN THE DRESSING ROOM OFF THE BACK BEDROOM UPSTAIRS (WEST) 1 rug; 1 chair; 1 pair of draperies; 1 bedspread. IN THE FRONT BEDROOM UPSTAIRS (EAST) 1 double bed; 1 mattress; 1 set of springs; 2 sheets; 1 bedspread; 2 Pillows; 1 pillowcase; 1 lamp; 1 table; 4 ash trays; 3 chairs; 2 sofa Pillows; 8 pictures; 1 wicker vase; 1 dresser scarf; 2 classes (water); 1 rug (large); 1 mirror; 1 waste basket; 1 small rug; 2 pairs of curtains; ] comfort; 1 quilt. iN THE BACK BEDROOM UPSTAIRS (EAST) 1 double bed; 1 mattress; 1 set of springs; 2 pillows; 2 Pillowcases; 2 sheets; 1 blanket; 3 bedspreads; 2 single beds; "S jo u e s u e p y ‘A o p m e r g 2 mattresses; 2 sets of springs; 1 pillow; 1 pillowcase; 1 blanket; 2 sheets; 1 bedspread; 1 table; 3 chairs; 2 sofa pillows; — \o nn ~ 1 dresser; 1 dresser scarf; 1 ash tray; 1 pair of curtains; 1 pair of draperies; 1 rug (large); 1 rug (small); 4 pictures; 1 ornament; 1 clock; 1 wicker vase; 1 waste basket; 1 comfort. ON THE SLEEPING PORCH 1 cot iN THE BATHROOM UPSTAIRS 4 rugs; 1 bench; 2 glasses; 1 waste basket; 1 ash tray; 1 small electric heater IN THE CLOSET OFF THE UPSTAIRS BATHROOM 1 comfort; dresser scarves IN THE BASEMENT 1 lawn mower; wood (small amount); coal (small amount) In the opinion of the Administratrix, the estimated value of the above described household and kitchen furniture and personal property is . « « $ 500.00 Be. Personal effects of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley. The following personal effects of Mrs, Margaret S. Brawley are in the home at Noe 411 Davie Avenue, Statesville, N. Ce, to-wit: 5 dresses; 1 coat; 1 pair of galoshes; 2 smocks; 1 sweater; 2 slips; 1 bag; 2 housecoats; 2 pairs of shoes; 2 pairs of bed- room slippers. The Administratrix does not place a money value on the above described articles of personal property. C. Christmas Savings in the Statesville Industrial Bank, Statesville, North Carolina D. Explanation and comments of other personal property in the dwelling house at No. 411 Davie Avenue, Statesville, N. Ce, and by whom owned: 1. 4 pictures in the living room, owned by Margaret B. Lewis. 2. 1 bookcase and 1 ornament in the living room, owned by Elizabeth Wolfe. 3+ 1 table in the downstairs bedroom (East), owned by Margaret B. Bristol. 1 double bed, with springs and mattress, in the downstairs bed- room (East), owned by He C. Bristol. er) = 2 = a > 8 % on] 2 a 1 dresser in the downstairs bedroom (East), owned by He. C. Bristol. LS 6 l 1 pool table in the downstairs bedroom (West), owned by Robert Bristol. clothes in the closet off bathroom downstairs (No. 2) belong to the Bristol family. (Inadvertently these clothes have been listed in the forezoing inventory. 1 antique dresser in the front bedroom upstairs (East), owned by He C. Bristol. On the sleeping porch clothes, baby things and other odds and ends which belong to H. C. Bristol, Sr. and John Lewis, his son-in-law. In the closet off the bathroom upstairs, clothes belonging to He Ce Bristol and other members of the family. The furniture in the garage belongs to He C. Bristol and John Kimball. OW ol p = o =~ = 5 gg Qe 3 g ” LS 6 l REAL ESTATE The real estate owned by Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley at the time of her death consisted of, and the sole real estate that she owned was situate at No. 411 Davie Avenue, Statesville, N. Ce, the same being her residence and the lot upon which it is sit- uate, and in the opinion of the Administratrix, the estimated value thereof is about SUMMARY AND TOTAL OF VALUATIONS Estimated value of personal property Estimated value of real estate Christmas savines in Statesville Industrial Bank 4 ? ESTIMATED VALUE 25,000.00 500.00 25,000.00 18.00 Total valuation of real estate and personal property. . « « « e $ 25,518.00 Respectfully submitted, this the 12th day of March, 1958. Aa. Tei Scien (3, QD al) Mrs. Margaret 8 Bristol, Administra- trix of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley (Mrs. R. V. Brawley) Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the day of March, 1958. Notary Public -/ My commission expires: hypiton Few SS S2O$F The foregoing report and inventory filed in the office of the Clerk of pperior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, on the _/ 7 day of Clerk of Super#or Court of Iredell County w = & = oO = 7 = gg oe = a - ~N LS 6 l KA 29-4297 af 2555 NORTH CAROLINA, IN THE SUPERIOR COURT TREDELL COUNTY. BEFORE THE CLERK In the Matter of the Adminis- tration of the Estate of Mrs. REPORT OF SALE OF Margaret S. Brawley (Mrs. R. PERSONAL PROPERTY V. Brawley) TO THE CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: NOW COMES Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol, Administratrix of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley (Mrs. R. V. Brawley), and makes the following report of the sale of personal property in this estate, to-wit: I That an Inventory of the personal property in the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley was duly filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and a copy thereof sent to all of the heirs of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley. That advertisement and notice as required by the laws of North Carolina was posted that the sale of the personal property in the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley would be held at the home of the late Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, No. 411 Davie Avenue, Statesville, N. C., on Saturday, July 19, 1958, at 1:00 ofclock, P. M., and the notice also contained a statement and announcement was made there- of at the time of the sale that in the event the sale was not concluded on that date and there remained any property unsold, the sale would continue at the same place and on the same terms on Saturday, July 26, 1958, at 1:00 ofclock, P. M. That in addition to the notice and advertisement of the sale required by law, notice was published in the Statesville Record & Landmark of the sale and several hundred notices or posters were mailed to people throughout the City of Statesville and Iredell County, advertising the sale, and all of the heirs in the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley were notified of the place and time of the sale. That the sale was not concluded and completed on the 19th day of July, 1958, and announcement was made that the sale would be concluded on Saturday, July 26, 1958. II The following is a list of the property, purchaser and price of the property sold at the first sale held on July 19, 1958, to-wit: Article Purchaser Price Fireside set Je B. Goforth 1.25 Candelabra Sadie Alexander 1.50 Statue Sadie Alexander 2200 Candle sticks Margaret Bristol Lewis 1.00 Female statue Sadie Alexander 5025 Brass candle sticks John Hendren 12,00 Bowl on stand Marcus Nash 025 Bowl Billy Fink 230 Brass vase irs. John Hendren 3675 Ash trays (2) Mrs, Ora Matheson 025 Cigarett stand Billy Fink 025 Bowl Mrs, Gene Fraley | 3-00 Brass candle sticks Mrs, John Hendren 1.00 OD = pQ 2. oO =~ < 5 geo o = o - Clock Mr. Holton 6.00 Mirror Everett Garris 1.25 LS 6 l Statue Cowles Bristol, Jr, 2.00 Salt holders Mrs. C. 3, Winberry | 1.75 Ceramic bowl Cowles Bristol, Jr. 075 Figurine B. J. Powell 1.75 Bowl Katherine Patterson 1.25 Covered dish H. C. Bristol, Sr, 3250 Stool Gene Fraley 2.00 Dish Cowles Bristol, Jr. Dish Mrs, W. T. Ivey Dish Paul Wilson Lamp Mrs. John Hendren Bookends Mrs. C, B, Winberry Bust Margaret Bristol Lewis Glass candle sticks Reddon Sugar holder Wade Watt Dish Wade Watt -2= wo 9 = o = 5 ge & g ” LS 6 l Article Table Silver flower vase Dish Brass vase Silver vase Silver dish and candle stick Dish Dish Napkins Napkins Blanket Blanket Quilt Quilt Quilt Quilt euilt Tablecloth Tablecloth Quilt Tablecloth Wooden bucket Sheets (4) Tablecloth Sheets (4) Sheets (4) Sheets (4) Sheets (4) Statue Clock Chairs (2) and table Wooden table Blanket Blankets (2) Purchaser R. F. Sheppard John Hendren Ralph Sheppard Mrs, Fred Bunch Mr. Green Wade Watt Mrs, C, B, Winberry Mrs. Fred Bunch Mrs. Fred Bunch Mrs, Fred Bunch Everett Garris Everett Garris Mr, Anderson H, C. Bristol, Sr, Bill Fink Mr, Anderson Je B. Goforth Je B. Goforth H. C. Bristol, Sr, C. B. Winberry Mr, Reddon Mr. Reddon Mr, Anderson Mrs, Earl Byers Joan Reich H. C. Bristol, Jr. Fred Bunch Je B. Alexander J. B. Alexander Je B. Goforth Bill Fink Sadie Alexander Mr, Templeton Gene Fraley H. C. Bristol, Sr, J. B,Goforth Mr ° Reddon wee w s = oO = > 3 a se ~ LS 6 l Article Blanket Blanket Blanket Blanket Lamp Blanket Chairs (2) Sofa and chair Rocking chair Rocking chair Chair Chair Stool Painting Painting Mahogany table Basket Coat stand Mirror and frame Twin beds Twin beds Bed Vase Rug Pictures (2) Chest Springs and bed Lamp Ash tray and basket Purchaser Dr. Lee Kiser Mrs, Ora Matheson Je B. Goforth Mrs. Peacock C. B. Winberry Mr, Reddon Mr, Grant Mr, Reddon Mrs, Russell Sherrill C. B, Winberry H. D. Moore Mrs. Cora Sigmon N. F, Steele Mrs, Mize Mrs, Mize Mr. Reddon Cowles Bristol, Jr, Cowles Bristol, Jr, N. F. Steele A. T. Bowman A. T. Bowman Paul Plyler A. T. Bowman E. L. Dixon Mrs. Cora Sigmon Mary Peacock Je B. Goforth 4lbert Bowman Mirs, A. E, Guy Mrs, Rachel Poston H. C. Bristol, Sr, Lizzie Brown J. B. Goforth C. B, Winberry Mary Peacock ~4— w 3 = a << S S 3 a LS 6 l & Article Picture and frame Picture and frame Picture and frame Picture and frame Picture and frame Picture and frame Mirror and frame Rocker Bed Dresser Chairs (2) Lamp Lamp and shade Basket Dresser Ash tray Chair Rugs (3) Rugs (2) Picture Rocker Picture Bed Desk Box Chairs (2) Table Picture Chair Paper cutter Basket Bed Ash tray, stool and 2 rugs Bench, rug, hot plate and pan Cot Stand Purchaser Mrs, Pauline Middlesworth Mr. Reddon Mr. Reddon Haskell Sells Mr. Reddon Cowles Bristol, Jr, A. T. Bowman C. B. Winberry David Isenhour David Isenhour H.C. Bristol, Sr, Ann Peacock Paul Wilson Ann Peacock David Isenhour Mary Peacock C. W, Plyler H. C. Bristol, Sr, E. L. Dixon C. W. Plyler Sgt. B. L. Walker Cowles Bristol, Jr. H. C, Bristol, Sr, H, C. Bristol, Sr. Everett Garris H. C. Bristol, Sr, Mrs. Glen Westmoreland Everett Garris A. T. Bowman A, T. Bownan Mrs. C, W. Plyler David Isenhour A, T. Bownan H. C. Bristol, Sr. Mrs. Glen Westmoreland N. F. Steele oie w = & = oO _ < 5 ge a 3 § a L S s 6 l ® Article Books - History of the World (11 volumes) Tablecloth Tablecloth Tablecloth Tablecloth Pillowcases (6) Pillowcases (6) Pillowcases (6) Pillowcases (5) Bedspreads (2) Bedspreads Bedspreads (3) Counter pane Bedspreads (2) Towels (6) Towels (5) Basket Lamp Teapot Lamp and tray Lamp Picture frame Statue and brush Whatnots Whatnots Whatnots Whatnot s Soup bowls Lamp Brass bowl Whatnot Bed Lamp chimneys Glass bowl Table Purchaser H. C. Bristol, Sr, Ann Peacock A, T,Bownan A. T. Bowman David Isenhour Mary Peacock Mrs, C. W. Plyler Cowles Bristol, Jr, Everett Garris David Isenhour Ann Peacock Everett Uarris A. T. Bowman J. R. Drone A. T,. Bowman Everett Garris David Isenhour Paul Wilson John Hendren John Hendren irs. W. M. Miller Mrs. B. J. Powell Paul Wilson Paul Wilson J. R. Drone Je R. Drone Bill Haithcox H. ©, Bristol, Sr. David Isenhour Mrs. Ora Matheson Johnny Kimball Bverett Garris John Hendren Glen Westmoreland David Isenhour -6~ w = _ =. oQ - < = ge bo) 3 gs ” LS s 6 l Rocking chair Books (16 volumes) Books (22 volumes) Books (5) Table Books (5) Books (6) Book (1) Books (3) Books (17) Books (15) Books (5) Books (6) Books (5) Books (22) Books (5) Books (5) Books (4) Books (11) Books (12) Books (8) Books (2) Books (4) Books (3) Books (3) Book: (1) Books (2) Books (2) Books (4) Book (3) Books (4) Books (2) Books (2) Books (2) a Purchaser Cowles Bristol, Jr, A, T. Bowman J. R. Drone Oscar Stradley Oscar Stradley lirg, B. J, Powell Mrs. Ora Matheson Oscar Stradley Oscar Stradley Mrs. B. J. Powell Paul Wilson Paul Wilson Paul Wilson Oscar Stradley Paul Wilson Paul Wilson Cowles Bristol, Jr. B. J. Powell George Plyler Mr, Templeton Cowles Bristol, Jr. Everett Garris Oscar Stradley Oscar Stradley Oscar Stradley E, L. Dixon Oscar Stradley Paul Wilson Ann Peacock J. ®, Drone Bill Haithcox C. B. Winberry Oscar Stradley C. B. Winberry E. Le Dixon Paul Wilson oe w ™ oe =. o = 2 = ge a a oO - ” LS 6 l Article Books (9) Books (2) Books (2) Book (1) Books (9) Books (11) Books (2) Books (2) Purchaser Hazel Taylor Oscar Stradley C. B, Winberry B. J. Powell Cowles Bristol, Jr, Ora Matheson Paul Wilson Cowles Bristol, Jr. w s = Q = = ge a - - Ls 6 l a The following is a list _ property sold at the continuation 1958, to-wit: Article Rocking chair Arm chair Arm chair Arm chair Rocking chair Rocking chair Stool “ocking chair Small rug Small rug Snall rug Medium rug Medium rug Small rug Hot plates Andirons Pillows Medium rug Wood table Porch furniture Smoke stand Picture and frame Lamp stand Coat stand Picture frame Picture frame Picture and frame Picture and frame Picture and frame Picture and frame Picture frame Picture frame Picture III of the property, purchaser and price of the of the sale held and completed on July 26, Purchaser A. F. Bennett Neal Scott H. C. Bristol, Jr. Neal Scott Neal Scott Neal Scott Mrs, Walter Morphis Mrs. Ora Matheson Mrs, A. F. Bennett Je B. Goforth Neal Scott Neal Scott Mrs. Lee Kiser Everett Garris Mrs, N, F. Steele John Hendren Everett Garris Neal Scott H. C, Bristol, Sr, H. C. Bristol, Sr, Cowles Bristol, Jr. Mrs, Harold Fowler Cowles Bristol, Jr. Mrs. A. J, Baer lirs, Gibbs Mrs. Tyson Mrs, Charles Spake Mrs, Gibbs Cowles Bristol, Jr. Mrs. Tyson C, B. Winberry Mrs, Harold Fowler Mrs. Charles Benbow a w =“ 2 = o = a a) gg & = oO “ a LS 6 l Article Waste basket Basket Folding screen Pillows (4) Books (9) Frame Frame Picture and frame Picture and frame Pot Pot Glasses (7) Punch bowl (16 glasses) Dish ish Dish Pitcher Plate Plate Dish Vase Dish Dish Glasses (17) Purple dish Metal pot Glass Dish Glass dish Glass Dish Glass Dishes Candle stick Dish Dish Dish Silver Plate China dishes (2) Purchaser Bill Fink Mrs. Cleo Patterson Mrs. Harold Fowler Betty Morphis Bill Fink Cowles Bristol, Jr. Mrs. William High Paul Wilson Je B. Goforth Everett Garris Cowles Bristol, Jr. Cowles Bristol, Jr. Margaret Bristol Lewis Mrs, Cleo Patterson Ur, Lloyd Bill Fink C. B, Winberry Je B, Goforth iirs, Lee Kiser Mrs. Cleo Patterson Bill Fink J. B. Goforth Johnny Kimball Johnny Kimball Mrs. A. J. Baer J. B. Goforth J. Be Goforth Charles Benbow Charles Benbow Mrs, Ora Matheson C. B, Winberry C, B, Winberry Mrs. Cleo Patterson J. B. Goforth Mr, Webb C. B. Winberry -10- w = © =. OQ = & go 5 Q = - LS s 6 l Article Metal pitcher Shade and waste basket Glass dish Glass dish Chair Pot Blanket Blanket Bedspread Bedspread Sheets (2) Sheets (2) Sheets (2) Dishes Water pitcher and dish Dish China dishes Glass plate Glass plate Glass pitcher Pitcher Flower vase Pottery bowl Pottery bowl Pottery bowl Bowl Metal dish Glass dishes Glass bowl Glass dishes Pottery bowl Glass dish Glass dishes Pitcher Tea pitcher Glass bowl and pitcher Purchaser Bill Fink Charles Benbow Mrs. A. J. Baer Mrs. Charles Spake Everett Garris Everett Garris Bill Fink Bill Fink Mrs. Price Everett Garris Everett Garris Mr, Anderson Mr. Sharpe Everett Garris Joe Carson Mrs, Ora Matheson Cowles Bristol, Jr. Mrs. Gibbs J. B. Goforth C. B. Winberry Mrs. Gibbs Mr, Webb C. B. Winberry Mrs. A, J, Baer Mrs. Harold Fowler Bill Fink Mr. Bayer Mrs. Gibbs Henry Henkel Bill Fink Mrs. A. J, Baer Mrs, Cleo Patterson W. H. Knox J. B. Goforth J. B. Goforth Charles Benbow -lle "S jo u e d r e y y ‘A p Me I g LS s 6 l ea il a a i AT R ES LE E LL L CL E A T S Article Glass dishes Plates (5) Dish Pitcher Flask and glasses Vase Glass bowls (2) Bell Sterling silver spoons (5) Sterling spoons (2) Gravey spoon Flat metal dish Silver dish Dish Glass Pitcher China dish Cut glass bowl Pottery vase Meat platter Everyday silver Cut glass bowl Cut glass bowl Glass dishes Basket Bowl Candle stick Glass bowl Glass bowl Basket and dishes Bowl and 2 glasses Glass vase Nut crackers Glass dishes Cut glass vase Lawn mower Cut glass pitcher and 8 glasses Purchaser JR. Drone Everett Garris Mrs. Gibbs lips, Beaver J. B. Goforth Mrs. Cleo Patterson Mrs. Davis Mrs. Cleo Patterson Mrs. Webb Mr, Webb C, B, Winberry Mir, Cook Mrs. Summers Mrs. J. Louis Evans N. F. Steele Mrs. A. J,Baer Mrs, Lee Kiser lirs, Johnson Mrs, William High E. L. Dixon Mrs, Lee Kiser Godfrey Kimball C. B. Winberry E. L. Dixon Bill Fink N. -F. Steele Bill Fink J. B.Goforth Mrs, Ora Matheson Johnny Kimball Mr. Cook Mrs. A. J. Baer Robert Bristol -12- Mrs. J. Louis Evans Mrs, Vertie R, Swann Mrs. Cleo Patterson Price 210 025 025 230 025 1.50 025 1.00 12.50 250 1.25 250 090 210 700 1.00 60 225 1.25 1.65 2075 ~L0 35 10 eL0 60 2.00 w = 2 2. oO = <= = ge = 2 " Ls 6 l Article Glass bowl Cut glass pitcher Cut glass pitcher China bowl Pint bottles (2) Silver Pearl handles Sea shell Serving tray Whatnot Vase Dish Ash trays China dish Dish and cutters Vase Basket Bowl Ice set Jardenere Bowl Glasses Glass jug and dishes Wooden tray Basket Tray Linens Cutter Pans Bowl Bowl Pans Purchaser Mrs. Cowm Cowles Bristol, Jr. Godfrey Kimball Mrs. J, Louis Evans N. F. Steele Mrs. H, C. Bristol, Sr. Mr. Houston Mr. Houston Mr. Cook Mrs. Sharpe He O. Moare Mrs. Ora Matheson Mrs. Beaver Je B, Goforth Je 8. Goforth H. O. Moore irs, Lee Kiser Cowles Bristol, Jr. Sam Miller Bill Fink Mrs, Ora Matheson Mrs, Vertie R, Swann Mr. Houston John Hendren NF, Steele Mrs, Ora Matheson C, B, Winberry E. L, Dixon Mr. Houston Mrs, Ora Matheson Mrs. Walt Morphis Mr, Davis Mr. Davis Mrs, Cleo Patterson Cowles Bristol, Jr. -\ Ww ™ g - o < > = gg > = o - Nn Ls 6 l Article Bowl Pan Salt and pepper Pan and pitcher Plate Plate Pitcher and container Soup pot Mahogany table Table Chair Stool Porch bench Rocking chair Sewing machine Iron bed Wardrobe Razor strap Dresser Desk Blankets Blanket Linen Linen spread Hot dish Iron Crocks (2) Pan Scales Pans (2) Vase Broiler Basket of tools Pans Dawson seat Purchaser C. B. Winberry Charles Benbow J. B.Goforth Mr. Baer Mr. Houston E. L.Dixon Charles Benbow Everett Garris Mrs, Beaver Mrs, Rachel Poston Mr. Johnson J. B, Goforth Mr. Warren Everett Garris Je B. Goforth John Ray Hendren C. B, Winberry Cowles Bristol, Jr. John Hendren Johnny Kimball Je B.Goforth J. B. Goforth J. B, Goforth Johnny Kimball Cowles Bristol, Jr. Bill Fink J. R.Drone E. L. Dixon E. Le Dixon Mr. Houston J. R. Drone E. L. Dixon Je B. Goforth Mrs, Ora Matheson J. B. Goforth -14- "S yo r e S s e y ‘A o [ m e s I g oO n ~ Article Masher Frying pans Pans Hot dish Dish Kettle Kettle and strainer Pots, pans, lids Pans Pans Pans Tray Cook pot Cake pan Loveseat Dining table Hall seat and mirror Pitch fork Rugs Ice box Table Table Shelf Marble Marble Chest Hat rack Silver spoons (6) Salad forks (12) Spoons Butter knife Pie server Meat fork Spoon Cold meat fork and pan Spoon Purchaser Johnny Kimball E, L. Dixon Mr. Houston Mr, Webb Bill Fink Mr, Houston Mr, Houston Mr, Houston Mr, Houston E. L. Dixon Cowles Bristol, Jr. Mrs, Cleo Patterson Mr. Johnson Mr. Tyson Mr. Webb Je B. Goforth Margaret Bristol Lewis Je B. Goforth Paul Wilson Je B.Goforth Mrs, Ora Matheson H. C. Bristol, Sr. N. F, Steele Mrs, Rachel Poston C, B, Winberry Mr. Houston Mr. Webb Mrs, A. J. Baer Mrs, A. J, Baer C. B.Winberry C. B, Winberry Miss Mattie Hall C. B.Winberry Cowles Bristol, Jr. C. B. Winberry Mrs, Charles Spake ite w = ~ = oO & 09 ft oO - n Ls 6 l Article Purchaser Tongs and tester Miss Mattie Hall Tray C. Be Winberry Pearl handle knives and forks H. C. Bristol, Sr. Rug C. Be Winberry 1.00 Rug Paul Wilson 2200 Rug Paul Wilson 1.50 He C. Bristol, Sr. 40 $413655 IV That the tourist sign which was used by Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley was not sold in the sales hereinabove reported, and a few days ago Mr. Guy Fox con- tacted the Administratrix and wanted to buy the sign and offered Five Dollars ($5.00) for its; that C. B. Winberry, Attorney for the Estate, contacted Mr. Je Ge Lewis, attorney for some of the heirs, and Mr. Lewis said that it was agree- able to sell it to Mr. Fox at that price and to go ahead and do it; and the Ad- ministratrix, therefore, reports that piece of property sold to Mr. Guy Fox at the price of Five Dollars ($5.00). Vv That the following is the summary and total of the property sold in this estate; that is, the personal property: A. Total sale price of property sold on July 19, 1958 $ 682.10 B. Total sale price of property sold on July 26, 1958 11,3055 C. From sale of tourist sign to Guy Fox after the afore- said sale 5-00 Total sale price of property sold in the estate... $ 1130.65 VI That all of the personal property in the Estate of Mrs. Margaret 5S. Brawley has been sold except a small amount of wood, a small amount of coal, two urns on the front of the house and a bird bath in the back yard, and the Adminis- tratrix was unable and has been unable to get a bid on this property. ee) 8 > oO = B go ~ a oO = aa LS 6 l VII That the only other personal property inthe estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley was a savings account at the Statesville Industrial Bank in the sum of Eighteen Dollars ($18.00). Respectfully submitted, this the 18th day of November, 1958. “CVA & WW\ Gig ait B. Bru ee Mrs. Margaret By Bristol, Administratrix of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the 18th day of November, 1958. Sai th hl, Notary Public My commission emires Golem liet S&T FBC a. Pd The foregoing report of sale of personal property in the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley was filed in my office on the G4 day of November, 1958. This the 19 day of November, 1958. f the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina RA 29-4e/ FITS §— NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY BEFORE THE CLERK In the Matter of the Adminis- tration of the Estate of Mrs. PARTIAL SETTLEMENT Margaret Se Brawley (Mrs. Re V. Brawley) TO C. Ge SMITH, CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: NOW COMES Mrse Margaret B. Bristol, Administratrix of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret Se Brawley, and after being duly sworn, deposes and says: That the following is a true, just, perfect and correct accounting of all transactions had by her in the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley since her appointment as Adminis- tratrix on the 12th day of September, 1957, and she makes the following report: RECEIPTS A Christmas savings account at the Statesville Industrial Bank 18.00 From sale of personal property at public auction on July 19, 1958 682-10 From sale of personal property at public auction on July 26, 1958 413055 From sale of tourist sign at private sale and by agreement of attorneys for all parties 5200 w ™ 2 = a = S a ge a = oO - ”n Total Receipts oeeoeoeoewewreeeeeeee eee ee ee 8 oe $ 1,148.65 DISBURSEMENTS L S o l Nicholson Funeral Home, in full of funeral expense, 8/7/58 Adams, Dearman & Winberry, refund for printing of sale notices of personal property by Print- crafter's, Ince, 10/23/58 Ce Be Winberry, on attorney fee, expense and advancements in Estate Je Ee Garris, clearing yard at Brawley home, 3/12/59 Je Ee Garris, clearing yard at Brawley home, 4/16/59 Je Ee Garris, clearing yard at Brawley home, 7/8/59 Je Ee Garris, clearing yard at Brawley home, 8/1/59 Mrse Margaret Be Bristol, refund of bond premium advanced for 1957 and 1958 Charles E. Keiger, Ince, bond premiun, 9/12/59 Je Ee Garris, clearing yard at Brawley home, 9/25/59 w = bos) = oO - eS = go Q = oO = ~”n Ls 6 l Total Receipts Brought Forward. .sesescccccccececces $ 1,148.65 DISBURSEMENTS (CONTINUED) : lle Iredell Morning News, notice to creditors, 2/9/60 Statesville Record & Landmark, advertising personal property sales, 2/9/60 Je Be Goforth, auctioneer fee at personal property sales Ce Be Winberry, refund for telephone calls Ce Ge Smith, C. Se. Ce, for the following: Ae Letters of administration Be Filing Inventory Ce Filing Report of Sale of Personal Property De Filing this Partial Settlement seta. Disburommmite «cece ct eccsccces FURTHER INFORMATION le Notice to creditors was duly published in the Iredell Morning News once a week for six consecutive weeks, commencing September 19, 1957. 2e Inheritance tax return has been made, but there was no tax due. 3« The personal property is insufficient to pay the debts and the real estate, consisting of the homeplace at 41] Davie Averme, Statesville, Ne Ce, is now in the process of being completed in a Special Proceeding. The purchaser is having the title abstracted and this will be closed out within the next ten days or two weeks. 46 It appears that there may be a contest between the heirs over certain claims, and it is going to be necessary to give all of the heirs notice of the claims and the condition of the estate after the real estate transaction is closed out. de Final Settlement cannot be filed until the real estate transaction has been closed and the matter in regard to the claims has been settled, and the Administratrix, therefore, requests an extension of six months to file Final Settlement in this estate. Respectfully submitted, this February 9, 1960. NS. Waa 9 13. Quraol Subscribed and sworn to before me, Mrse Margaret B. Bristol, Administratrix this February 9, 1960. of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley Notary Public My commission expires: September 15, 1960 ih. w = Qe = o = <= S ge 2 ond & e LS s 6 l The foregoing Partial Settlement in the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley has been audited, examined and approved by me, and the same is ordered recorded as provided by law. yo Pr This the /< — day of leben, 19660. Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina WO — re) = oO Se > S gg ) 5 oO - nN LS s 6 l LAW OFFICES OF C. B. WINBERRY 311-313 NORTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING TELEPHONE: STATESVILLE, N. C. AREACODE 704 873-3294 August 14, 1964 Mr. C. G, Smith, C. S. C, Iredell County Courthouse Statesville, North Carolina Re: Mrs. Margaret S. (Mrs. R. V.) Brawley Estate Final Settlement Dear Mr. Smith: As attorney for the Administratrix in the above entitled estate, I enclose herewith the following: l. Final Settlement signed and duly sworn to 2. Check from the Administratrix for $7.60 to cover your fees Robert Vance Brawley, Jr., who lived at Hickory and was one of the sons and entitled to a fourth of the money for distribution in this estate, died September 3, 1960. He did not leave a will and there has been no ad- ministration in the estate. He left a widow, Mrs. Carolyn Legrand Brawley, and a child in the process of adoption and in which a final order of adoption wes entered later. I could not come to a conclusion as to who was entitled to the money, and, therefore, I am enclosing check payable to you as Clerk of Superior Court, in the sum of $140.00 which represents the share of the Estate of Robert Vance Brawley, Jr. and his heirs in the property in the estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley. The widow of Robert Vance Brawley, Jr. lives at Hickory, and her address is as follows: Mrs. Robert Vance Brawley, Jr. 835 Fourth Street Drive, N. W. Hickory, North Carolina I will write the widow in Hickory and tell her this money has been paid into your office. Mrs. Bristol, Administratrix, had a bond with Charles E. Keiger, Inc., and I am enclosing herewith a copy of the Final Settlement which I will appreciate it if you will conform and certify that it is a true copy and return to me in the enclosed, addressed envelope so that I can turn it over to Charles E. Keiger, Inc. Mr. Smith: August 14, 1964 Please approve the Final Settlement and order it recorded. Thanking you for your cooperation, I am Very truly yours, CBW/mh1 Enclosures CC: Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol 216 Brevard Street Statesville, N. C. Ww = © = oO we 8 ga 8 oO -— ” LS 6 l i oe a | ne ae ee | NORTH CAHD LINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY BEFORE THE CLERK In the Matter of the Adminis- r tration of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley (Mrs. R. V. FINAL SETTLEMENT Brawley) COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: COMES Mrs. Margaret B, Bristol, Administratrix of the Estate of S. Brawley, and after being duly sworn, deposes and says: That the a true, just, perfect and correct accounting of all transactions had oo by her in the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley since she filed a Partial Settle- ment on February 9, 1960, and she makes the following report as her Final Settle- i ok ments: Balance on hand from Partial Settlement filed February 9, 1960 Received from C, B, Winberry and J. D. Lewis, Jdr., Commissioners, balance of proceeds from the sale r of the land on Davie Ave., Statesville, N. C. 2,010.56 Total to be accounted for herein $2, 282.7 wo = 2 >. oO = a7 = ue ~ oad o - DISBURSEMENTS . +7297 : : : ’ 2a wi - Fred Gillespie, moving books, etc., paid 7/18/6 VY LS 6 l Harvey Lee Chambers, moving books, etc., paid 7/18/6 sharles E, Keiger, Inc., premium on bond, O/ 23/61 ler / Charles HE. Keige ne premium jo] " a Df haf y 20.00 Charles E. Keiger, Inc., ‘12/63 20.00 Service charge at North C: Bank, 7/24/61 Charles E. Keiger, Inc, premium on bond, 1/24/64, which pays the bond up to September 12, 1964 20.00 Dr. James L. Pressley Estate, medical account, 8/10/64 119.0C . » rT 4 $2 far, /Li ar Ar Dr. David L. Pressley, medical account, 8/10/64 30.00 pote ae o/> ' irug bill, 8/10, 64 TOTAL RECEIPTS (Brought Forward): $2,282.71 DISBURSEMENTS (Continued): 12. Statesville Ice and Fuel Company, coal bill, 8/10/64 13. Holmes Drug Company, drug bill, 8/10/64 14. The following paid to Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol on 8/10/64, to cover items as follows: (a) Advanced to repair furnace $ 16.45 (b) Advanced to pay light and water bills 8.00 (ce) Advanced to pay laundry bill 2.50 (d) Advanced for nursing, housekeeping and other necessities during last few months of the life of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley 128.25 Total of above items $155.20 Johnny Kimball, money advanced for medicine and other items for Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley during the last few months of her life, paid 8/10/64 Robert B. Bristol, money advanced for maintenance, medical, nursing and other necessities during the last few months during the life of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, paid 8/10/64 H. C. Bristol, Jr., money advanced during last few months of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley's life, for nursing, maintenance and other necessary expenses of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, paid 8/10/64 wD = F<} = oO N< eS = ae 2 = oO -_- " LS s 6 l H. C. Bristol, Sr., money advanced for food, maintenance and other necessities during the last six months of the life of Mrs. Margaret 5S. Brawley, paid 8/10/64 C. B, Winberry, telephone call to Hickory in connection with the estate of Robert Vance Brawley, Jr., postage and other expenses in Distribution, paid 8/14/64 C. B. “inberry, attorney fee for services and matters arising since May 28, 1959, and paid to him 8/14/64, and which are itemized briefly as follows: (a) Preparing and filing Partial Settlement on February 9, 1960 Getting information in regard to the status of the Robert Vance Brawley, Jr. Estate, the names of the heirs, whether or not there was an administrator and whether or not he left a will, and examination to determine who was entitled to the distributive proceeds in this estate Preparing checks for payment of debts, claims and cost of administration and for distribution TOTAL RECEIPTS | .6ught Forward): DISBURSEMENTS (Continued): (d) Preparing and filing this Final Settlement (e) Conferences and other matters arising since May 28, 1959 (f) Total fee for above services $190.00 Winecoff Marble and Granite Works, monument and sales tax, paid 8/14/64 257.50 C. G. Smith, C.S.C., fees for filing this Final Settlement, 8/14/64 7.60 Total Commissions to Administratrix es follows, paid 8/14/64: (a) 5% commission on Receipts shown in Partial Settlement in the amount of $1,148.75 5% commission on Disbursements shown in Partial Settlement of $876.50 5% commission on the sum of $1,069.40 of the proceeds from the sale of the land used to pay debts (commission is not figured on the $155.20 paid on claims of Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol who is Adminis- tratrix) 5% commission on Disbursements of $1,340.95 shown in this report ($1,496.15 Disbursements less $155.20 of claims paid to Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol, Administratrix, on which no commission is paid, and leaving commission paid on the re- mainder of $1,340.95) 67.05 w = <, oO = = = ge ~ = oO - Total Disbursements $1,722.71 LS 6 l Balance remaining for Distribution DISTRIBUTION The balance remaining of $560.00 hes been distributed as follows: 1. Margaret B. Bristol, a daughter, 1/4, 8/14/64, 2. Elizabeth B. Wolfe, a daughter, 1/4, 8/14/64, To the heirs of Catherine B. Kimball, Deceased, a daughter, 1/4, 8/14/64, as follows: (a) Godfrey C. Kimball, a grandson of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley John Kimball, 2 grandson of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley w 3 = a =~ 2 aS ga & o = NM L S 6 l AMOUNT FOR DISTRIBUTION (Brought Forward): $560.00 DISTRIBUTION (Continued): 4. C. G. Smith, C.S.C., for the Estate of Robert Vance Brawley, Jr., and for his heirs, 1/4, 8/14/64, the said Robert Vance Brawley, Jr., being a son Ts d 5 4 tytehen ‘ ~ A Total Distribution FURTHER INFORMATION 1. All debts, claims and cost of administration in the estate have been paid, except as hereinafter set forth. 2. Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol rendered personal services for several months to her mother, Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, and she made advancements and paid for nursing, maintenance, housekeeping and other care that is not included in the claims which she has shown paid to her in this Final Settlement, and for these services not shown in the claims herein, she is entitled to more than $300.00; however, since there was some question, she has not included this item of $300.00 and more in this settlement. Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol has letters from her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Wolfe, which came after her mother's death, setting forth that Mrs. Bristol] was entitled to be paid for all of the personal services, care and advancements which she had made, and that she wanted her paid from any property in the estate. If any of the heirs should raise any question about any of the claims paid in the estate, then in such event, it is specifically understood and set forth herein that the further claim of Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol is not waived and that she will assert her claim to the fullest extent. The other claims paid herein were all justly due; in fact, the claim of H. C. Bristol, Sr. paid herein was less than it should have been; and if there is any question about it, or about any other claim, Mr. Bristol says that he is not waiving his right to the larger claim, but in such event will assert it. The Administratrix knows of her own personal knowledge that Johnny Kimball, Robert B. Bristol, and H. C, Bristol, Jr., advanced the money shown herein as claims to them for the maintenance, benefit and care of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, and that said claims, and each of them, are correct and justly due. 3. Robert Vance Brawley, Jr., a son of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, and who lived in Hickory, North Carolina, died September 3, 1960. w = © = o > a ae ae & oO - a LS 6 l C C. 8, Winberry, Attorney, has made an investigation of the factual situ- ation in connection with his heirs, his estate, and other matters pertinent there- to, which are as follows: A. Robert Vance Brawley, Jr. died September 3, 1960. At the time of his death, he was living in Hickory, North Carolina. He did not leave a will. There has been no administration on his estate. He left surviving him his widow, Carolyn Legrand Brawley, who now lives in Hickory, North Carolina. F, In 1952, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vance Brawley, Jr. filed a Petition before the Clerk of Superior Court of Catawba County to adopt Carolyn Legrand Brawley, who was then four years old, and the Welfare Department placed this child in their home; that since 1952, Carolyn Legrand Brawley has lived in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vance Brawley, Jr., but because of some irregularity or some question, the final order of adoption was not entered until after Mr. Brawley's death. The question then arises whether or not Mrs. Brawley, widow of Robert Vance Brawley, Jr., is entitled to all of the distributive share of Robert Vance Brawley, Jr. herein, or whether she is entitled to one-half and the minor child one-half. Since there is no administrator or executor in the estate, and since there is a minor child, the Administratrix has been advised by her attorney to pay the distributive share of Robert Vance Brawley, Jr., Deceased, herein, to C. G. Smith, Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, for the use and benefit of the Estate of Robert Vance Brawley, Jr., and his heirs. 4. The Administratrix had not purchased a monument or marker for the grave of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, and after the Final Settlement had been written up, and the checks written, the Administratrix found a written note of instructions specifically requesting that if there was sufficient money left from the sale of the house, that a suitable monument be purchased for her grave. The Administratrix talked to her attorney, C. B. Winberry, about the matter, and he discussed it with Mr. C. G. Smith, Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County, and Mr. Smith said that she had a right to purchase from the proceeds in her hands, a suitable monument and marker for the grave. The Administratrix contacted Winecoff Marble and Granite Company, Statesville, N. C., and she found a monument that she deemed satisfactory and on which Mr, Winecoff was willing to give her a discount of $100.00. The total ~5- cost of the monument, including the sales tax, was $283.25. The Administratrix wanted to pay as much as she could afford to herself, and she wishes that she could have paid for the whole thing personally, but she has paid the sum of $25.75 on the monument, and has paid from the estate the balance of $257.50. WHEREFORE, the undersigned, Mrs. Margaret B. Bristol, Administratrix of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley, prays that this report be accepted as her Final Settlement, that the same be audited, examined, approved and ordered re- corded, as provided by law, and that she and the sureties on her bond be dis- charged as provided by law. Respectfully submitted, this the 14th day of August, 1964. Mrs. Margaret Bi Bristol, Administratrix of the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley w a Subscribed and sworn to before me a = this the l4th day of August, 1964. : anlage dt dbus ga ; B ‘ = Notary Public My commission expires: Mit he; J/, /964 ee wn ~ The foregoing Final Settlement in the Estate of Mrs. Margaret S. Brawley has been audited and examined, and the same is hereby approved and ordered recorded as provided by law. It is further ordered that the Administra- mr nc e trix and the sureties on her bond be discharged as by law provided. This the _/ / day of August, 1964. North Carolina uu y ey q i e W ‘A o TM e u g LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.—-Printed and for sale by Nicuous & Gorman, Raleigh, N.C County:—In the Lrobate Gourt. State of North Carolina, To All Whom these Presents shall Come, Greeting It being satisfactorily proven to the Undersigned, Judge of Probate jor ‘adi, County, that Mates Mewes. (Araccrly— lute of Said County, is dead, without having made and published any last Will and Testament, and tt appearing that i. Joel is entitled to the adinrinisiration of the estate of said deceased, and having qualified as Adininistrate>—_ , according to law: Now, these are therefore to empower (‘he said .Jdministrat , to cuter thand upon all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of the suid deceased, and the same to take into possession, wheresoever to be found, and all the just debts of the satd deceased to pay and satisfy, and the residue of said estate to distribute according to law. y WITNESS, my hand and the seal of said Court, this ‘a Y OG day of. horas , LSGS. eae a Peas OO a ~ WG. 222s ial Probate Judée. “ — s A a> aénse eines “at —— q 3477.-- Every exeeutor, administrator, coltector and guardian shall, within three months after his qualification or appoint ut has return on oath te the Judge of bate, of all the estate in hix hands or received by him up to that time ; but such time may be extended by the Probate Judgefon good cause shown, pot excecdir months M78.—Ev ry execttor, administrator, collector and guardian vail, within twelve months from da f the estate remains in bis eortrol, file in the office of the Judge of Probat toy Tadana aatsed the srsasaty in of such investment, and bis receipt which must be filed with of Prob for all payments th receipts, disbursements or r matter relating to the or any other person, « approval thereon, which sha e deemed prima Jacie evidence of co! © the sone Mg O18 Thabe Aon Hin tin. 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That Ciawheeun Mir lhracet iy late of said County, is dead, without le aving any WILL or TESTAMENT; and that YY ride Me is the proper person entitled to Letters of Administration on the estate of the enid Mean <o a jp Lt t= Further, that the value of said estate, so far as canbe ascertained at the date of this application, is about sy oP re that len tet Morey OC eK. FEA Tb on apts oo Mecic Cw (pe p—( Penn eg/~ CPDrvx = Gnmaiilbes stiles Bawaghlor Ge UL Pree — Wa ttle 1+ A I a iis ZA bcd) 11. fer 40D > are entitled as heirs and distributees thereof. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 4 aS Dp i é ~ ets ; day of. Probate Judge. uu y ey R I E y ‘d e T M e U E , + ALS Ot O AJVISI OY) HO MOUWDA SIU IE Lo OPP Hr vis ay} Jo aynjsa ayy int VE Se anenrntnbnnnd -— ~ , SL . fi t e i to s e . $F ¢ if r tp —, — he r v e IF 70 e o - ‘ . 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In thofma a reecess ct COUNTY.—In The Superior @ourt, being duly sworn, doth Say: te of sai unt, is dead, having first made and published A ttteea ticks Ge is the executor damed therein. urtper, That the property of the said... be Bwmag (fg LIAG FY: Ate fey eabsivianlyesees consisting ~ of ; x s sworth about & 4.29 Pe ead <Waiskbabocsssuioci id so far as can be Keni BD am Tran, Cn tes 7 ae ot : Wi Lyp—e are the parties entitled under said Will to the said property. : : ; ee porn to and subscribed before me this... /.... day) of Z se iJ ; / Pe SB aaa aise LK. dle. Ras J , ..« Clerk Superior Court. COATED OF ESSESCUTIOR. STATE OF N@RTH CAROLI NA, j SS.-In the Superior Court: Ae “4r— COUNTY. to be and contain the last Will and Testament ot L2 : that I will well and truly execute the same by first paying his fits and then his k shall extend, or the law will charge me, and all other duties pertaining to the according to law, to the best of my skill and ability. So help me God. Subs dd ayd sworn to before me CHiI8......2 - eee 189.. J do solemr ur that I helieve this paper writing gacies, so far 4s the said estate ottice of Executor J will discharge ee Ae Mme € 4b Be Le tcte le a a de Coy ‘C4, Jee eee WR. els, LAF 5 JECCC MLL 41tz, 2- a pwat, Sher 99° Wate UL A» 6ae (fh 5 Dy nia CA {G7 ‘t Pe paeh PLL OO - OR Dy a MGscems hn 4 ae g ee 4 ZO Alby ot. So-. Paaeees 6 &. os ALN 0 fle, tg 4244 2/14/ ant aa Min” fe Oo Vi Via OF AoyntD 2ef tensed Be Ref 2” (VO sevens Yl Ba 7 202. = be i: : 7 wr e w r s *s *n ‘A e T M R U g No. 104.—Petition fo r Year’s Support—Report of Commissioners,—Printed and for sa‘e by Edwards, Broughton & Co., Raleigh, N.C. IN THE MATTER OF “7 Men 7. _ Abr Report of Commissioners. Widow, &§e. t The Undersigned, , Justice of the Peace, and... <. Lh& li es el OS Commissioners duly summoned and sworn, do hereby assign and allot to fi So deceased, the following articles of personal property of the value annexed, to-wit : , Th rf. Sb £6 Cebomturtay Aj § 7 : J - —— ; / Mh, ied Valued a FOL) We also find, upon examination, that the number of the family of the said widow, > exclusive of herself, is . There being a deficiency of the articles on hand . oO i - , eae A to make up the Year's Support, we assess such deficiency at—< GEELME AO BAL LD » A. 4h. Dollars, to be paid by the personal representative. day of , 187 Z. te, = i: a VO ckS The Commissioners shall make and sign three lists of the articles assigned to the widow, stating the quantity and value of each, the number of the family, and the deficiency to be paid by the personal representative. Laws of 1868-0, Chap. 05, Sec. 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