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Home My WebLink AboutEstate Records 1790-1970, Elliott, Henry-MoyerMICROFILMED BY THE GENEALOGICAL| LOCALITY OF RECORD SOCIETY, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH | var ee esi ae cial oe 1] SUC OPERATOR =p UOn Ele) BG 329-TONY GILREATH 16 | ESTATE RECORDS V1) | Yor 50330 109 Uy) i HMI VZtT 0 2329 “H o l d e "y Aq u a cC 6 l A pplication for Letters Testamentary,..-P In the matter of the Will of \ Before. Henry. F,..Ellhott os Lula fF iLlLott F, Elliott last Will and Testament: xecutor named therein. That | fenry his and that Lula is the e Further, That the property of the eal estate, and ney said renry property is worth about 8 00,000,00 Lula...2, Llliott.»..widor are the parties entitled under said Will to the said property. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3SOt} day } of October nx j eputy. Clerk Su perior Court. OA Iredell I SS.---In_ the Superior Conrt. County lula... Elliott to be and contain the last Will anc that I will well an the law will charge ski!! and ability. 1 Testament of 1 truly execute the same | > me, and all other « ON y first paying his del Subscribed and sworn to before me this ©Oth day o 0c tober Jur, dharke & rinted and for sale by Brady anieiapiaaiiateinatia i ™ ...80 far as can be ascertained at the d ELLiott, lerley Cc, t's. ELI Lott, ts and then his legacies, luties pertaining to the office of Exe So help me God. Printing Co,, Statesville, N, C. .-COUNTY:---In the Superior Court. being duly sworn, doth say: _late of said County, is de Bliiott ad, having first made and published Llliott consisting of ate of this application: and that BiLaLLott and Louise Elltott TH OF EXECUTOR STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, do solemnly swear that I believe this paper writing so far as the said estate shall extend. or ill discharge accord ing to law, to the best of my cutor I w El l i o t t , He n r y F. 19 2 2 Fi l e d in th e o% f i c e cf th s (l e r : of th e Su p e r i v r Co u r t fo r th e Co u n t y < & Ir e d e l l , St a t e of No r t h A. D. in Bo o k MA A S on po r e _. vi _ y r i d Co u n t y "4 Aq u o y “N O N ” STATS OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF IREDELL. PETITION FOR SALE OF LAND. CC O l H. Woltz and Louise E. Woltz VS Lula HE. Elliott, Kerley C. Blliott and wife, Lola W. Blliott and Henry Kerley Elliott, Winor. The plaintiff complaining of the defendant alleges: 2t. That Henry F. Elliott, died in Iredell County on the day of » 1922, having first made and published his last will and teatament, his said last will and testament being recorded in record of wills Book #8, pages #550, 551, 552 and 553, end. That at the time of the death of the said Henry F, Hlliott, ne was seized and possessed of the following described real estate, to wit: Beginning at a stake on the South side of the Raliroad in Simm Lola's line and running with Lola's line South two degrees West 55 poles to the Catawba river, said Lola's corner; tnence up the river 85 degrees West 524 poles to the H. F. Elliott's corner; thence with the Elliott line North 10 degrees Hast 34 poles to a stake on the South bank of the railroad; thence with the said railroad South 86 degrees East 24 poles and Hast 244 poles to beginning, containing 103 acres, more or less. It being the same tract of land conveyed to Henry #. Elliott, deceased, by W. A. Moore ani others, by deed recorded in book #50, page #62 of the records of the Register of deeds of Iredell County, North Carolina. ITie That the said Henry F. Elliott by item #4 of his last will and testament, devised unto Louise E. Woltz, one of ihe plaintiffs, a one half undivided interest in the said land; and by item ;74, also of his last will and testament, the saii Henry F. Hlliott devised to Kerley C. Wlliott the other one half undivided interest in the land, with the following conditions attached therewith: "A. ily son, serley C. Elliott has no child at the present time, but in event he should survive me and my said wife, and have any living child or children at the time, then I give this other half-interest in my estate, real and personal to my said son, serley C. slliott, to be his absolutely and without further limifiation or condition." "B. If, however, he should survive us both and still have no living child of his body, then I place this half- interest in the custody and control of tne First Security Trust Company of Hickory, N. ©C., as Trustee to handle, manage and conserve an& pay over the net income therefrom to my said ‘4 Aq u a y ‘y o u d C7 6 son from year to year, and m, said Trustee is authorized in its discretion to lake reasonable allowances to him out of the principal if his situation or needs should make this appear proper and desirable; then in the event he should later have a child or children of his body, upon the happening of this contingency I give and devise this half-interest to my said son fully and in fee,--the said trustee turning over to him whatever remains in its hands," "C. But if my said son Kerley should die before the deatn of my said wife Occurs, leaving any living child, or one born within the period of gestation and any such child or children survives my wife, then I give this Same half interest to such child, or children jointly, to be held and managed in their interest by the said First Security Trust Company as Trustee during their minority but the net income to be expended from year to year as far as necessary for the main- tenance and benefit of such child or children. But if my said son Kerley should never have any child or children born to him, or if for any other reason this half interest does not pass to him or any child of his under the provisions of Sub-sections A, B, and Co, Of this Will then upon the death of my said Son “erley, if he sure vives his mother, or if ne should predecease her and leaves no child gurviving at her death, then this said half interest I hereby give, devise and bequeata unto my daughter, Louise Hlliott absolutely and in fee." 4th. That the said Kerley C. Elliott, one of the esaid defendants in this action since the deatn of Henry F. Elliott, has married and of the said marriage has an issue, born alive, and the said child ig at this time living and is made a party to this proceeding. 5th. That Lula E. Elliott, one of the party defendants, is tue wife of denry F. Hlliott, deceased, and is living at the time of this instrument, and under the provisions of the will of said Henry +. Elliott, deceas 1, is a holder of a life interest in the land hereinabove described. 6th. That the parties Plaintiff are desiruous of Selling to the Statesville Brick Company, all of the clay fit and suit- able for tne manufacture of brick and other clay products, anc all of the minerals of every kind, together with the right and easenent to enter upon said tract of land, Qaving a periof of fifteen years from .ay 1, 1926, and during said period of time to dig ani remove the clay and dig for minerals and remove said minerals found on said land, together with the right and easement to pass and re-pass over said land during said fifteen years, with their teams, steam shovels, tractors or other machinery necessary for the removai of said Clay, and the mining and removal of said minerals; and to build such buildings as may be necessary and convenient, and build and maintain tracks, side or spur tracks and other roads or ways deeme. necessary and convenient for tue removal of said clay Or minerals. And the right to remove any and all buildings or other things of value placed upon tie land, at any time during said period of fifteen years, or within sixty days after the expiration of said term. Said amount of one thousand ‘Ollars having been offere. the parties plaintiff, by the Statesville Brick Company, under the condition that title to sai. clay products and mineral products could be Sivene "0c : Ur deducting the cost of + ast t yr ; vou as 4c ~aiu oo pee: 7th. That in the opinion of your .etitioners, the price offered for the clay -roducts and mineral products herein above set out, is a fair and reasonable price for the said clay products and mineral products, and in their Opinion, it is for the best interest of all those interested in the estate, that said clay products and mineral products be sold to the said Statesville Brick Company of Statesville, if. ¢,, for the price of one thousand dollars {%1,000,00), RELIEF. Wherefore your petitioners pray this Honorable Court, to appoint a special coiumissioner to make said sale, and perfect a title for said clay and minerals and otner ease- ments as herein described, at the price offered for sane, ani upon the payment of the purchase money in full, to execute a good and lawful deed to said purchaser. { 4 North Cprolina, Surry County. ; -fp g<ce o C . H. O. Woltz,/first being duly “@worn suys; that the allegations containe. in the foregoing paragraphs are true of his own knowledge, except as to these matters stated on information and believe, and as to those matters stated on information and belief, he believes it to be true. OD WO iin Ce hee Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the /Widay of 1926. ‘4 Am u a y ‘N O U l A cC 6 l APPLICATION FOR GUARDIAN AD LITULM. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF IREDELL. H. O. Woltz and Louise i, Woltz, VS Lula 4. Elliott, herley C. Hlliott and wife, Lola Hlliott and Nenry Kerley Elliott, Jinor. vy Vie To the Clerk of Superior Court of Iredell County. The plaintiffs in the above entitled proceedings respectfully show to the court, that Henry serley Hlliott, defeniant in the above entitlei proceedings for the gale of Clay products and mineral products, is a minor an. without general or testanentary wuardian, and that the parents of the said minor defendant have been duly served with a copy of said proceedings, said minor being only twenty months of age. Wherefore the said plaintiffs hereby make application to said able person to act as Guardian Ad Litum for Said .inor, anu represent his interest in said proceedings. c This the 7@ iay of Clng , 1926. a j vY Y Y T ¥ El l i o t t , He n r y F. 19 2 2 North Carolina Iredell County Application for Guardian Ad litun: He O. Woltz ana Louise E. Woltz vs Lula El Elliott, Kerley C. Elliott and Wife Lola “1 Elliott’and Henry Kerley Hlliott, Minor, To the Clerk superior a urt of Iredell County The plaintiffs in the above entitled proceedings respectfully Show to the court, that there has been a muardian Ad’ Litum appointed for Henry Kerley Elliott, out that there should be a @uardian aé Litum appointed for @ll other grand Childron of Henry F. Elliott, Degessod, Said children being the childron Of Louise 3. Woltz, daughter of Henry F,. Elliott Leceased, and the Children of Frank Elliott, and Feryley c. Elliott, sons of the said Henry F. fliiott deceasec, that are at this time born or thet may herein after be born. Wherefore, the S2id plsintiff's hereby mke application to said court that a suitadle pereon 5@ appointed ag suardian Ad Litum for saig minor children of the Said Louise %, Woltz, Frank Elliott, and Ferley C. Blliott that are at this tine born and for those that hereafter may be born. To represent their interest in Said procesdings ag 290Vve entitled. This the 10 aqay of August, 1926, J 2 l a f ) G G I N P Z G V C 4 s t i g El l i o t t , He n r y F. 19 2 2 SUMMONS FOR RELIEF—SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS—CLERK—Printea and for sale by BRADY PRINTING COMPANY, Statesville, N. 0. Iredell County—In the Superior Court “4 Am u o y ‘N O N T A C7 6 eee CTIRAKANNIC W am is siicslibces Elliott, finer and ¥rank W._Ellio: Guardian Ad Litems STATE OF NORTH CAOLINA, To the Sheriff of _ Iredell the defendant__g above named iftheybe found within your County, to appe Court for the County of Iredell and answe ar at the office of the Clerk of the Superior on the..23..__. ee OR 1926 r the complaint, a copy of which will be deposited in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court for said County a fail to answer to the said complaint at that time the plaintiff® feabiiaeeean! will apply to the Court for the relie f demanded in the complaint. Herein fail not, and of this summons make due return. 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El l i o t t , He n r y F. 19 2 2 APPOINTUENT FOR GUARDIAN AD LITUL. NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. Hi. O. Woltz and Louise i, Voltz, vs Lula EH. Elliott, Kerley C. Elliott and wife, Lola W. a Hlliott and Henry Kerley Elliott, winor. It appearing fron the sworn affidavit and application in this proceedings, that Henry Kerley Elliott, Infant defendant, is without general or testamentary Guardian, ani that said Infant defendant has been duly served witi summons in this proceedings, and Frank W. Elliott of Catawba, Nortn Carolina, his next friend who is found by the court, after due inquiry as to his fitness, to be a suite able, discreet and competent person to represent said minor, it ig therefore ordered that Fran:: W, Elliott be appointed Guardian Au .itum for Henry Kerley Elliott in this proceedings, and directed to appear and defend the same on behalf of Henry herley Elliott. This the #7_day of C644 , 1926. 7 4 ic” “Clerk of Superior Court. El l i o t t , He n r y F. ‘4 Aq u a y ‘y o u d North Carolina scurry County CC 6 l Answer of Guardian Ad lL+tun He O. Woltz, and Louise Ee WOltz v6 El Llliott, Kerley a. Elliott and Wife Lola ¥. tt, and Kenry Ver ey Elliott « Minor, Frank W. Blliot » SUardian Ad Litum for the minor heirs of the children of Frank Elliott, verley Ce. Elliott, ana Louise , J , ie WOltz, now born or that my hersinfater be born, ansvering the petition filed in the above case says: first That he has read the petition in the above entitled case, and he is advised and beleives thet the allegations in each and ev paregraph are true, and that in his opinion it ig for the best interest of the minor heirs now born or thet my hereinafter be born for whom he is guardian ad litum, that the land atthe said price named in the petition. that ery be sold Rw? WT « RELIEF: “herefore, he preys that the releif asked for in the original petition be allowed and granted. n Z LA K i) Apt Frank ii. Elliott, Guardien Aa i“tua tor Frank Worth Elliott, Marion Elliott, H. 0. Woltz, gr. John Elliott WOltz, and any other minor heirs that may hereinafter be born to the children of Henry F. Elliott recessac namely Frank Elliott , louise oltz, and Fe:ley C. Elliott. Frank {. Blliott, suardian that the foregoing to those matters Etated on information and belief and as to those inf matters stated on nformetion and belief he believes them it to be true. Vow Uy C Mh 7H ~ vWOrn and subscribed to before me this the / day of September 1926. ne a a a GA go ) “a. # Ad 1,tum being duly sworn says: anéver is true of his om knowledce excert as Js i , 4 . “4 7 7 ~ or f " 4A f ON : ee s y 47 Ue 7 . : 7 El l i o t t , He n r y F. 19 2 2 ‘y Am u a y ‘n o l y g CC O I NORTH CAROL? hy He O. Woltz and Louise 2. Woltz vs lula HE. Elliott, erley C. Hlliott an wife, Lola W. Eiliott, Henry Kerley E.liott, Uinor and Frank W, Elliott, Guardian Ad Liten, ; Answer Frank W. Elliott, Guardian Ad Lite Hlliott, -inor, answerang the petition case, Says: rt. That he has read action, and allegations in each and every paragré that in his opinion it is for the best Henry Kerley Elliott, -linor, tuat sold at the price named in said we petition in +t} the 2TIT TT. AJ Lb S Wnerefore ne prays that tue relief in the original petition may be cranted AAW Frank We. Hlliotti, Guardia Kerley Elliott, Minor, bein: dul Says: ‘hat toe foregoing answer is Knowledge, except as to those answers and belief, a.d as to sucn, he believes Can Sworn to and subscribe September, 192... tnat he is advised and believes Y Nn pe Cope dl o Ili THE SUPERIOR couRT lie Petiton for Sale of Land. of Guardian Ad Litem ia for Nenry ierley file: in the above le above entitled that the are true, and interest of id land be petition. © asked for yw A, ee Leccetp ha + “+ or senr 4eposces and "ue Of hig own .4e@ upon information it to be true... El l i o t t , He n r y F. ‘q Aq u a } “N O N T A C7 6 NORTH CAROLIWA, IREDELL COUNTY. WT 44 - O. Woltz and Louise i. Lula Ez, Hlliott, herley C, BLLiott and wife, Lole W,. Glliott, Senry aerley Hlliott, inor, and Frank We Blliott Guardian Ad | item, Answer of Kerley C. Elliott, ee 08 08 cf oo of lerley C. Blliott answering tne petition filed in the above ase, by H. O. Woltz and Louise 3, Woltz, fays. that he has read tue petition filed in wie avove entitled action, snd that he is advised and believes that tne allegations in exe; and every baragraph of said petition are true an, that in his Opinion that it is for the best interest of all parties conwerned tnat the land be .old for the price named in sai etition. therefore he prays that the relief asked ai Original petition be granted. serley C. Hlliott, being duly sworn lEpOses and saves tuet the foreoing answer is true of his owm Knowledge, 4. exce.t as to those answere maae upon information and belief and as to euch, 2é believes it to be Gri) Vou . sworn to and subscribed before or September, 1926, El l i o t t , He n r y F. ‘4 Au a y “N O N I ” C7 6 ORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. O. Woltz and Louise i. Woltzg vs EH. Elliott, +erley C. Hlliott and Lola W. Hlliott, Menr: serley Hlliott, Winor, anu Frank W. Elliott, suardian Ad Liten. Answer of Lule He. Blliott. Lula . Hlliott answering the petition filed in tne above case, by H. 0. Woltz and | ouige 2. That she has read the petition filed in action, and that sne allegations in Woltz, says: tue above entitled isadvised and believes that the €acii and every paragraph of said petition are true and tuat in her opinion that it is for the beet interest of all parties concerned that the land sold for tne price named in snid petition. be ‘nerefore she prays tuat the relief asked for in the original petition be granted. Lula 4. Llliott being duly sworn deposes and says iorego:ng answer is true of her own Kknowled;:e, to those answers made upon information and + - as tO sucn, sSne believes it to be true. swor.. tO and subscribed before ise, tuis the lay of September, 1926. El l i o t t , He n r y F. ‘4 Aq u a y ‘N o u y q cc 6 l NORTH CAROLIi A, IREDELI, cout ry. H. O. Woltz and Louise 4. Woltz Ve Lula £. Hlliott, Kerle Oe Elliott and wife, Lola W, Hllioti, -enry i.erley Hlliott, ctinor and Vrank W, Elliott, Vuardian Ad Litem. Answer of Lola W. Hlliott Lola W. Elliott answering tue petition filed in tne above case, by Hi. O. Wolt: and Louis @ 4. Woliz, says that she has rea the petition filed in the above entitled action, and that Sie is advised and believes tnat tne allegations in eaci and every paragraph of said petition are true and that in fer opinion that it igs Tor the best interest of all parties concernec that tne land be sold for the price named in said petition. Thevefore she brave that the relief asked for in the original petition be vanted. Lola i. Siliott being duly sworn deposes and says that the fore, G0ing answer is true of fer own knowled; ZQ, except as to thoge answers made upon inf ‘ormation and belief and «as to Sucn, Sie velieves it to be true. | ne Way & F000 a d0 --—- — Sworn to and gs bscribed before ne, ae the #, Cad 7 ar ry Mag / 2. op of September, 1926, El l i o t t , He n r y F. NORTH C, INA, IREDELI. COUNTY. and Louise EH. Woltz eee gene ee eo eee ess Lule BE. Bl) a wife, Lola W. Bliiott, Henr’ c Hiliott, Gus i Ad ORDER Litem, od 1er! Hlliot and rank W. Elliott, Guardia: OF Lite i: Marion 311% bs ers VYorti. Slliott, minor Children SALE. Frank ] Lov an Ler Wolts, Jr. and 3 Hlliott Woltz and Guardian Ad Litem ter be born unto Irani: - Hlliott, children oi ‘y z Am u o y “N O [ a cC O l eee ee ee eeves Nets Me eee Ok ee ee eg ee eg ee 1. This cause comi on be heard before the undersined Clerk superior Court of Iredell Count Meth Cc e; 0 .rOlina, at his office uge an pon the Henry serley \ 4+ +e 0 Vl ana »rT7: tesvill filed } «= 4. + .4 +iOUUL, tit € sell tatesvil mineral roduct¢ ition togetier Whatvsoey On vie raod of fifteen - ’ macninery ne- removing of said ssar é convenient, rocee “H O U T ‘q AT U a H C7 6 be paid, witn a reas making said sale, and that the remainder of tie money be turned over to Lula E, Elliott, 4ministratrix of the estate of Henry I’, Elliott, Veceased, said money to be and remain a wert of the estate left by Henry F, Bi Li ott, deceased, ani to be managed: andi held by the said Lula E. Hlliott, Administratrix as provided in the will of Said Henry F. Hlliott, recorded in secori of Wills, #8, pages 550-551 -552-553 of Iredell Count; » state of North Carolina, until further ordered by the court. Onable fee to the Commissioner for teyk Superior Court. Avproveu by Judge John lf. Oglesby, resicent Judge of the fifteenth Judicial XJistrict of the State of North Carozina. : ei iat O El l i o t t , He n r y F. 19 2 2 a ‘y At u a y “N O N T A c7 6 l BZ F/yprre il $05 Application for Letters of Admi@@ation.—Printed and for Sale by Link-P s Publishing Co., Statesville, N. C. ADMINISTRATION WITH WILL ANNEXED _ APPLICATION FOR LETT ERS OF ..LREDELL... In the matter of the Administration of the Estate of _...._ henry F «miLiote ____ with Will Annexed J Before ___.Va_ Ge OD w-nenne--e----e---COUNTY.—In the Superior Court. aoe oS ee Ee aaa aaa + 15e im, arn, doth say: : avin e On UCT, eory 7. Siijets.. see eee ees rr of said County, is ead? hevits = a last Will and Testament, and that _Kerlg C.Elliott ta ......--..is the proper person entitled to Letters of Administration on the estate of the said_...Henry PF. Elliott ss ...with the will annexed. FURTHER, That the value of said estate, so far as can be ascertained at the date of this application, is about $ 500 -and that... Kerley Ce Elliott and Louise Elliott Woltz_ ..are entitled as heirs and distributees thereof. Sworn to and subscribed before me this... 29th. day ) 1946 (een ..Clerk Superior Court. OATH OF ADMINISTRATOR S:3:.=.e.——wanaeeoqonnaoeeeeeeeeeeeeee STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, } $S.—In the Superior Court. Iredell County. ) I, Kerley C, Elliott believe that Henry F, Elliott * Testament; and that I will well and truly administer all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Henry F, Elliott return as provided by law, and that all other duties appertaining perform with the best of my skill and ability; So help me God. SY LO” ~ Subscribed and sworn to before me this. 29th day) Ze g Citi ; { c Administrator. of March 1946 ‘ c : 6 x } e ) s Lr. ah fre nmtek, Alpe$ 6. s. c. » do solemnly swear (or affirm) That I died leaving a last Will and Rights and Credits of the said , with the Will annexed and a true and perfect inventory thereof to the charge reposed in me, | will faithfully and honestly é Pe Amy AS Fina RReport Form For Executors And Dillntiibedeces NORTH CAROLINA IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IREDELL COUNTY BEFORE THE CLERK IN THE MATTER OF Kerley C. Elliott Name of representative ARINRIAE Administrator FINAL REPORT Official capacity Henry Fe Elliott Name of deceased ‘q Am e y “N o l l ” C7 6 1 To C. G. Smith, Clerk Superior Court, Iredell County: Kerley Ce Elliott, Admr of the estate of _Henry F’. Elliott, dec . respectfully returns and shows, upon oath, the following as a full, just, true and perfecotzpnual) (final) account for settlement of his transactions as such representative. RECEIPTS Howard=Hickory Gouphny, ? shares of stock $ 550.00 Catawba County Fair, share of stock 5.200 TOTAL RECEIPTS $615.00 DISBURSEMENTS Clerk of Court $G$ 535 Séatesville Reality & Investment Co. Bond 10.00 Expences of Administrator 9.80 Bank Charges 71 Intangible Tax 015 Clerk of Court 1.55 Disbursed as follows: Louise E. Woltz 293.57 Ke C. Elliott 293.57 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $615.00 Sworn and subscribed to before me, this the 8th day of April, 197. Supértor Court Audited and Approved uperior Court Application for Letters of Administration.—Printed and for sale at Tue LANDMARK Jos OFFice, Statesville, N. (, In the matter of the. Administration of the Estate or) , being sworn, doth say: 4 ‘ (A la. Mares Ta Oe. late of said ie Yh dead, w without leaving any Will and 7 a i melee ttf ccs Testament, and that. Le (ded 6 MAM Mer ltecade, cagents ta Dahth.. “s the properperson entitled to Letters of Administration on the estate of the said..... DLL. 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H. WYCOFF, Sheriff. per. ‘ ssosons i . , D. S. u ° z 0 a E 8 - a v a - a 3 z - | v v v @ & £ - | Pred - Mv : a rele? Fiaeain hor Sd 3 Bok EL» ot Ane Kellen ~ ae Lax nee ‘ FEE, ge a r?. — Statesville (Outside ) Township, /redel| Co. =| a ¥ ‘ Z RECEIVED A C, Leer aeesre CLC.é,; ra his Taxes for 1896, as follows For Pol Tax s * State Tax. * County Tax, Road Tax Total e Statesy Reece ae d of xy. Y/ Jurche’, Tawesgor 1897, as follows i soy 4 hy" SHERIFF, SEP 1S} S REVELL Ws ‘. * School Purposes, a ; éaul Cy For’Poil—State Purposes, +» —General County Purposes, * —-Roads, (Special) ST A M P E D OB CO U N T E R S I G N E D . Real and Personal--State Purposes, + --General County Purposes, --School Purposes, --Roads, Special, -R. R. Bonds, 1S] a Ee mo bp = & fs es - ° ro] et o ot rs iS) lotal, LH. WYCOFE., Sheriff bos wg -—_ 2+ 9 fl, poval L ee be AM : V 7 en Lriclott~ oc s ~ Chew /2¢/101111€€. t, Ree Qwl: ¢. ? i 2 GF US , C2 Ce ttitis — as J) Lt t Ot t e n Ce t i : af ~~ Yt — m on & 3 o ~n 9 C7 6 A pplication for Letters Testamentar panies In the matter of the Will of James D.klliott Jennie.A, Elliott That. James NaH iott his yt last Will and Testame nt: and that is the exec oat named therein. Further, That the property of the s L277 Beres of. real. estate. aid is worth about $ 5000. irs.Jennie. A.@lliott, C Purnell “lliott, Prank Elliott, are the parties entitled under « aid Will to the said | Sworn to and subse ‘ribed before me this a BL 19 _OATH or EX ECUTOR -4nd personal property. Ga By Sihteks se EH. Carrie Rlliott &nd.. -- Printe d and for sale by Brady Pri f Before... oAaHariness S.C, ‘ : being duly sworn, doth say: late of said County, is dead having first made and published Jee Mlliott consisting of .80 far as can be ascertained at the dz Elliott ate of this application: oie. EZlliott,aaron El ‘Lucille-Rlliett and that liott, roperty, ce | fons Alle ) oe be ~ Clerk — rior Court. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ) Iredell County. I Jennie A, “Wliotte to be and contain the last Will that I will well and truly e the law will ch; arge me, skill and ability, and Testament of xecute the same by fir and all other duties pert So he ‘Ip me God. Subscribed and sworn to | day of. A r i DMS 1-@ vefore me this pone € st paying his debts and the n his | aining to the office of Executor | will SS.---In the Superior Conrt. do solemnly swear that | |} a Rlliogtte velieve this paper writing James._7) egacies, so far as the said estate shall ext nd, or discharge accor li ng to law. ; | formes MN, blliaAL to the best of my Fi l e d in th e of f i c e of th e Cl e r k of th e Sa p e r i v r Co u r t fo r th e Co u n t y of Jr e d e l i , St a t e of No r t h Cg r o l i n a om th e 20 da y of . LO S on pu r e ie Co u n t y El l i o t t , Ja m e s D. 19 2 2 tT) z= a a: oy = ~ oO n 9 CC 6 l North Carolina } In the Superior Court, Iredell County § Before the Clerk. C. B. Elliott and wife, Mae Elliott, J. H. Elliott and wife, Katheryn Elliott, M. G. Elliott and wife, Katheryn Elliott, D. A. Elliott and wife, June Elliott, P. B. Elliott and wife, Lois Elliott, Mrs. Carrie Elliott McLelland, single, and Lucile Elliott, a minor, by her general Guardian, Robert iW, Proctor, Ex Parte, PETITION FOR SALE FOR PARTITION To Hon. C. G. Smith » Clerk Superior Court Iredell County, North Carolina: Your petitioners respectfully show to the Court: That they are tenants in common, and are seized in fee simple and are in Possession of the following described lands, lying and being in the County of Iredell, State of North Carolina, adjoining the lands of William Pressley and others, and bounded as follows: Beginning at a post oak in iim Pressley's line, and runs thence S. &7 E. 99 poles to a stake on Elk Shoal Creek; thence S. 6 E, 685 poles and S. 12 W. 18 poles and S. 35 i. 9 poles and Ss, 33 Ws 2h poles and S. 15 ‘J, 18 poles and S, 82 W. 36 poles to Elk Shoal Creek; thence with the Creek S. 61 W. 15 poles and 5. 22 We 16 poles and S. 9 5, 27 poles to a Maple on the creek in Deal's line; thence S. 88 iJ, with Deal and Boyce Llliott's line, 58 poles to a stone, Quincey Deal's corner; thence with his line and Wa. Pressley's line North 222 poles to the beginning, Cconhaining 122 acres, more or less, said lands having descended to the children of Mary Elliott, upon her death, and J. D. Elliott, one of s.id heirs, purchased the interests of his brothers and sisters, 2nd. That the interest of the petitioners in said lands is as follows: C. B. Hlliott, 1/8 interest therein J. H. Elliott, 1/8 interest therein M. G. Elliott, 1/8 interest therein D. A. Hlliott, 1/8 interest therein P. B. Elliott, 1/8 interest therein Urs. Carrie Elliott McLelland, 2/8 interest therein Lucile Elliott, 1/8 interest therein 3rd. That the petitioner, Lucile Elliott, is a minor and appears in this action by her duly constituted and appointed general Guardian, Robert W. Proctor, of Marion, N. C. 4th. That the petitioners desire to hold their shares in said land ar the proceeds thereof, in severalty,. without injury id tract as a sell the same as a whole, rather than attempt a division thereof, On~Dunrte Core Ss. 6th. That James A, purchase said tract of land for the s2) 5 os f 5 Q n ou CT O WHEREFORE, the petitioners pray that the court will appoint some competent person to sell said lands at private sale to James A. Sigmonsup.* for the price of $1750.00 cash, and upon payment of the purchase price, to make, execute and deliver to said purchasersa deed conveying said lands in fee simple. This Nov. 20th, 1939. Attorneys for Petitioners LUCILE ELLIQTT, a Minor General Guardian North Carolina. Iredell County. Mrs. Carrie Elliott lMicLelland being duly sworn, deposes and says; that she is one of the petitioners in the above proceeding; that she has read the foregoing Petition and that the same is true of her own knowledge, except as to those matters and things therein stated upon information and belief, and as to those, she believes it to be true. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this Nov. 20th, 1939. Notary Public fs My commission expires See \ak, \Gug North Carolina } In the Superior Court, Iredell County Before the Clerk. C. B. Elliott and wife, Mas Elliott, J. H. Elliott and wife, Katheryn Elliott, M. G. Elliott and wife, Katheryn “lliott and Others, kx Parte. az A - Pied . HY. Tica and AY. (VY . a U/ 7) each being duly sworn, deposes and says; that ne is familiar with the land of the late J. D. Elliott known as his home in Shiloh Township, adjoining the lands of tim. Pressley and others and that in his opinion, the price of $1750.00 cash at private sale for said land is a fair and adequate and reasonable price for said land and is as much or more than it would bring if offered for sale at public auction and he believes it would be to the best interests of the minor petitioner to sell said land at private sale to James A. Sigmon and wife, Cora Sigmon, for the sum of $1750.00. Affiant further says that he is a citizen and freeholder of Iredell County 7 = = r — & 3 OQ n and has no interest in the subject matter of this propeeding. Ld Pe iff cil litle MO ke 2t Ht ; Severally sworn to and subscribed before me, C7 6 1 this Dec. 4th, 1939. ( gAdf, alain fk Lipg Notary Public / 4} ny CC emw ss ee Pree 3 -H4 - Ya oY North Carolina } In the Superior Court, Iredell County { Before the Clerk. , C. B. Elliott and wife, Mae Elliott, J. H. Elliott and wife, Katheryn Elliott, M. G. Elliott and wife, Katheryn Elliott, D. A. Elliott and wife, June lliott, P. B. Elliott and wife, Lois Hlliott, Mrs. Carrie Elliott McLelland, single, and Lucile Elliott, a minor, by her General Guardian, Robert W. Proctor, Ex Parte. ORDER OF SALE PD O RS I EO OK OO K BO This cause coming on to be heard before the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on Monday, Dec. Ath, 1939, and being heard upon the petition and affidavits filed in this cause by the petitioners and it appearing to the Court that the petitioners are tenants in comuon, seized in fee Simple and in possession of the lands described in the petition and that all of the petitioners are of legal age, except Lucile Elliott, who is represented in this action by her General Guardian, Robert W. Proctor, who was duly appointed as such guardian by the Clerk of the Superior Court of McDowell County, North Carolina, where the said Guardianship is pending; And it appearing to the Court that the lands described in the petition cannot be actually divided among the tenants in common without injury on account of the large number of shares into wiich the land would be divided and the fact that it is without buildings or other facilities to make a complete unit of farm lands, but that a sale thereof would be more advantageous to the petitioners than an actual partition; tm 5 2S 3 ~ o ~”n 9 CC 6 l And it appearing to the Court that James A. Signon and wife, Cora Sigmon, have offered to purchase said land for prompt acceptance at private sale for the sum of $1750.00 cash, upon delivery of the jeed and that the said offer is a fair and reasonable price for said land and as much or more than it wou.d bring if offered for _ at public auction and that the petitioners recomend and desire accept said offer and sell said land at private sale and it appearing to the Court that said sale is not unreasonable or injurious to the minor petitioner, but would be for the best interests of said minor ; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the lands men- tioned and described in the petition be sold at private sale to James A. Signon and wife, Cora Sigmon, for the sua of $1750.00 cash and to that end, that lirs. Carrie Elliott McLelland be, and she is hereby appointed a Commissioner of this Court ind the said Commissioner is authorized and fully empowered to execute a deed conveying the said land in fee simple to the purchasers, upon payment of the purchase money. It is further ordered that the said Commissioner shall pay the costs of this proceeding out of the proceeds of sale and divide the balance among the tenants in common, as their interest therein may appear. This cause is retained for further orders. “0 The foregoing order of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County is approved and the sale of the lands mentioned in the petition at private sale is confirmed. This 6 day of December, 1939. Kutt 27 Judge of Superior Yourt 2 5 ry 3 o an 9 CC 6 1 as bop eA ATION FOR YEAR'S SUPPORT, Edwards & Broughton Co., Raleigh, N, O.—169343—K Iredell TOwNsHIP APPLICATION FOR YEAR’S SUPPORT Widow, etc. being entitled to a Year’s Support for herself and family, respectfully applies to you to have the same allotted to her by Act of Assembly. Dated the , deceased, respectfully asks that you will summon two disinterested persons (qualified to act as jurors) as Commissioners, who shall, after being by you duly sworn to act impartially, together with yourself, ascertain the number of the family of John F.Elliott , the said widow, and examine the stock, crop, and provisions on hand, and assign to her so much thereof as is allowed by law, and put her in possession of the same. Should there be a deficiency of such crop, stock, or provisions for said purpose, you are respectfully requested to order such deficiency, stating the amount thereof, to be made up from the personal estate of said deceased. November 43 day of dle. a io nes tetas te chi sdiisang soak 5 eee. Mi.. Qaehai 2 bbl aty MBO tT = - $ —_ 3 = 5 ™ tr o l IREDELL TOWNSHIP STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA To the Sheriff or Other Lawful Officer of said ee You are hereby com ; in said Township, <“—. to assist in laying off and assigning to vapete" ap Hefein fail not. dey eos Ale YA A Wi d o w of IN TH E MA T T E R OF AP P L I C A T I O N FO R YE A R ’ S SU P P O R T ee a Fo r m 34 1 — 2 M — 6 - 1 3 - 4 0 — K a Form 342—PETITION FOR YEAR'S SUPPORT—REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS Edwards & Broughton Co., Raleigh-—O-88 Iredell . COUNTY, TOWNSHIP In toe Matrer oF # blliott REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS. The undersigned, , a Justice of the Peace, and II.0.toove Ave , Commissioners, duly summoned and sworn, do hereby assign and allot it widow o Liiieiciacinlleeee a ee deaiewians deceased, the following articles of personal property of the value annewed, to wit: 1h a ldleinisanplenstiil valued at 1-Cow Guernsey eae. Siig AMIN NNIIN cn ecient eines ilimelicditiiaaiisagebaaniains Maisie MAIR 15-Blaes Lesperdeer 25=Balées Str We kclat 8 weeks old 60—--Bushelis 60-Bu. We also find, upon examination, that the number of the family of the said widow, under fifteen years of age, , ; none exclusive of herself, is..... year’s support, we assess such deficiency at....One...hundred..and.Lours == Dollars, to be paid by the personal represepfative. : 56th WWOV e NOTE. The widow is entitled to $500 out of the crop, stock and provisions of the deceased, and $150 additional for each member of the family under fifteen years old, as her year’s support. The commissioners shall make and sign three liste of articles assigned, stating the value of each, the number of the family, and deficiency to be paid by the personal represent- ative. One of these lists shall be delivered to the widow, one to the personal representative, and one returned by the Jus- tice, within twenty days after the assignment, to the Clerk of the Superior Court of the county, who shall file and record the same, and enter judgment against the personal representative, to be paid when the assets shall come into his hands, for any residue found in favor of the widow. In case there be no stock, crop or provisions on hand, the year’s support may be allotted by commissioners from the personal property of the deceased and also any debt known to be due him, and said allotment shall vest the said property in the widow and her right to collect said devt. 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Afl esl aod LZ? 4 Pm Me Mi Shia olecd : htt aa Co eae Barres 3 dak “od pr a wi” het 4 fe? ot, ins otah uf f 2? Srlbood het” ub f° Alas rue 07 pe Sob Grekane 14 ft Tn et ie a — By — 4, Cer ‘98 294 78:0 29. /¥- 236 4:40 44 Sot 3-7 ‘SO Ll hi Toe F A ek ae a aca : Bee (On Kae . A BI N T “n o y r g ee (See. kerunec at fh ) Application for Letters of Administration. ‘ied and for Sale by Brady Prin APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION icinainpietinniiiisigiiesenaece Jompany, Statesville, N. C, L¢ 6 1 a ON eiccteetulel ak 2 ss tet ae 3 COUNTY—INn tue Superior Court, In the matter of the Administration of the Estate of \ Before _.C eG. Smith bee euc --, being sworn, doth say: . v7 bm) + . ’ . . . . PRR eS foes wash. Ae Biljott «sss ss late of said County, is dead, without leaving any Will and Testament, and that £2 Pe iitinieeencie so is the proper person entitled to Letters of Administration on the estate of the said __.....____ Lule kK, Further, That the value of said estate, so far and thai W Elliott, ee s OATH OF ADMINISTRATOR STATE OF NORTH CARS a nannansunneeneien s n i e n t i i n i t e s n i n m e i n m e s e s . STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, } SS.—In the Superior Court. » do sclemnly swear (or affirm) that I believe that _...... -4Nle. Kea Zlliott __ ; ei died without leaving any last Will and Testament; and that I will well and truly administer all and singuler the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of the a gh eee -¢ <lliott a true and perfect inventory thereof return as provided by law, and that all other duties appertaining to the charge reposed in me, I will faithfully and honestly perform with the best of my skill and ability ; So help me God. . ° o . © \ Subseribed and sworn to before me this 29° ery ~A~------ Administrator. Jf IN T ‘n o g Le 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. We the undersigned, Louise Elliott Woltz, of Surry County, North Carolina, and K@rley C. Elliott, of Catawba County, North Carolina, heirs-at-law of Lula K. Elliott, here- by renounce our right to administer on the Estate of Lula X. Elliott, in favor or C. H. Dearman, of Iredell County, North Carolina. Frank W. Elliott, the oldest brother of the under- signed heirs of Lule K. Blliott, is a non resident of the State of North Carolina, having as his last known Place of residence San Diego, California. It is estimated that the value of the estate, consisting of personal property only, is less than four ? { hrecoten dollars (0.00) ‘ x, alee gp El l i o t t , Lu l a K. 19 3 7 .— "R U N O D pr e s Jo sp s 0 9 e y on A N 4 Be d ee ~ "W 0 0 9 Ul Pe p s o o e s pu e s ay * 40 ke p 64 } UO eu N C I e D qO N 40 sI 2 I g “y o p e q 1 WA I D 84 3 40 <o y J o 04 u} po l y NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk A IN T ‘n o n p g In the Matter of C. H. Dearman, | Lo l Administrator of the Estate of | Lula K. Elliott. ! TO HONORABLE C. G. SMITH, CLERK SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY: No report of receipts and expenditures can be made for the reason that no assets have come into the hands of the Administrator, and consequently no disbursements have been made. At the time of my appointment, it was my understanding that some liquidation was expected in connection with this estate, and that for this reason it would be necessary to have an Administrator appointed. There are only three heirs, one of whom lives in Hickory, one in Mount Airy, and the other is reported to be somewhere in California. Only one claim has been filed, that of the Peoples Bank, Catawba, North Carolina, in the amount of Thirty-six Hundred Fifty-five Dollars ($3655.00), toget- her with accrued interest. Respectfully submitted. bs ) Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 26th def of April, 1938. ¥ LL. | yp ~ Clerk Superior Court o [trede11 County. Me N ] ‘n o g *-ECIAL PROCEEDING, 10 DAY SUMMONS. C. H. ‘Dearman, Administrator of the Estate : IREDELL COUNTY. of Lule Ks Elitoth, mo IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. i PAGS BGi Tt —— \ SUMMONS K. C. Elliott and wife, Lola W. Elliott, . Louise Blliott Woltz and husband, H. 0. Woltz, Frank W. Elliott and wife, Lois Young Bliiett, Defendants. THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA To the Shoif of —..... aged... County—GREETINGS: You are commanded to summon ...............Frank W. Elliott the defendant above named, if he te found within your County, to appear before the Clerk of the Superior Court for the County of Iredell, at his office in Statesville, N. C., within ten (10) days after the day of service hereof, and answer the complaint, which has been filed in the office of the said Clerk of the Su- perior Court of said County, a copy of which is served herewith. And let.....nhim stake notice, that if _he fail8 to answer said complaint within the time above specified, the plaintiff _. will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Herein fail not and of this summons make due return. 29th day a VM A ja _Marcho , 1999-. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this XH - Yt 7H KK~— ek 2 . GQ vi" Clerk Superior Court Iredell County. BONDS FOR COSTS We acknowledge our selves bound unto the defendant. in this action, in the sum of Two Hundred Dollars; to be void, however, if the plaintiff shall pay to the defendant all such costs as the defendant may recover of the plaintiff in this action. Witness our hands and seals, this day of : ; —_ (Seal) (Seal ) , being duly sworn, says that he is a resident and freeholder of ionceaaoacsa County, in the State of North Carolina, and is worth the sum of $ over and above all his debts and liabilities and exclusive of property exempt from execution. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this —......_..day of ag a i n s t fe G. Bl l i o t t . et al SP E C I A L PR O C E E D I N G 10 DA Y SU M M O N S FO R RE L I E F Re t u r n a b l e th e 19 3 9 , in t o th e of f i c e of th e Cl e r k of th e Su p e r i o r Co u r t fo r Ir e d e l l Co u n t y . Re c e i v e d Ma r c h 29 t h 19 _ 39 dc p es 19 by de l i v e r i n g a co p y of th e wi t h i n su m m o n s an d a co p y of th e co m p l a i n t to ea c h of th e fo l l o w i n g de f e n d a n t s : Ir e d e l l Co u n t y , = Th i s 29 t h da y of Ma r c h 18 8 @ n d a n t e . Mi l e a g e et e Jo h n W. Mo o r e @S h e r i f f _ _ o f Ir e d e l l Co u n t y . By N 1 ea e op “ Ad a m s ‘ St a t e s v i l l e , N. C , Pl a i n t i f f ’ s At t o r n e y . El l i o t t , Lu l a K. 19 3 7 SPECIAL PROCEEDING, 10 DAY SUMMONS. i dministrator of the Estate C,H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate IREDELL COUNTY. of Lula K. mean ey IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, Plaintiff. against " - K. C. Elliott and wife, Lola W. Elliott, >) SUMMONS Louise Hlliott wWoltz and husband, H. 0, _ Woltz,..Frank Ww. Elliott and wife, Lois Young Elliott Defendants. THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA To the Sheriff of _. REY -County—GreErTINGs: You are commanded to summon H. 0. Woltz and wife, Louise Elliott Woltz, the defendant S__ above named, if they be found within your County, to appear before the Clerk , at his office in Statesville, N. C. day of service hereof, and answer the complaint, which has of the Superior Court for the County of Iredell » within ten (10) days after the been filed in the office of the said Clerk of the Su- perior Court of said County » a copy of which is served herewith. And let. _. them — take notice, that if they fail to answer said complaint within the time above specified, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Herein fail not and of this summons make due return. f— Mgfch 1939. Cl YUu*4 KMS x¢ hl Clerk Superior Court Iredell County. a Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this____ 29th ‘3 Mh t/ BONDS FOR COSTS We acknowledge our selves bound unto the defendant -. in this action, in the sum of Two Hundred Dollars; to be void, however, if the plaintiff shall pay to the defendant all such costs as the defendant may recover of the plaintiff in this action. Witness our hands and seals, this ’ day of , 19 (Seal) (Seal) » being duly sworn, says that he is a resident and freeholder of ----County, in the State of North Carolina, and is worth the sum of $___ --.. over and above all his debts and liabilities and exclusive of Property exempt from execution. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this ag a i n s t "K . C. El l i o t t , et al SP E C I A L PR O C E E D I N G 10 DA Y SU M M O N S FO R RE L I E F Re t u r n a b l e th e __ _ _ _ . da y of 19 _ _ _ , in t o th e of f i c e of th e Cl e r k of th e Su p e r i o r Co u r t fo r Ir e d e l l Co u n t y . ie a se a s Fs .. PE E Oe ee by de l i v e r i n g a co p y of th e wi t h i n su m m o n s an d a co p y of th e co m p l a i n t to ea c h of th e fo l l o w i n g de f e n d a n t s : Mi l e a g e Re a ee ae s . Ad a m s , De a r m a n & Wi n b e r r y _ — s « _ — _ | " St a t e s v i l l e , N. C . Pl a i n t i f f ' s At t o r n e y . % El l i o t t , Lu l a K. 19 3 7 We , an d ea c h of us , he r e b y ac c e p t se r v i c e of th e wi t h i n su m m o n s , an d wa i v e se r v i c e of th e sa m e by an Of f i - ce r . We ea c h ac k n o w l e d g e re c e i p t of a@ co p y of th e wi t h i n su m m o n s an d a co p y of th e co m p l a i n t th e r e i n re f e r r e d to . Th i s th e 8t h da y of Ap r i l i , 19 3 9 . El l i o t t Wo l t z A PI N T “n o u r g Le o l SPECIAL PROCEEDING, 10 DAY SUMMONS. ee n dministrator of the Estate Go Hs Dearman, Administrator of | Lyne TORR Nr IREDELL COUNTY. MEAN Ts MNRAS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, Plaintiff — \ SUMMONS K. C. Elliott and wife, Lole W. Elliott, _ Louise Elliott Woltz and husband, H. 0.. ; Woltz, Frank W. Elliott and wife, Lois Young Elliott, encttaeccilde te iinet ss Defendants, THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA To the Sheriff of Catawba -County—GRrEETINGS: You are commanded to summon ____ ..Ke..C. Elliott and wife, Lola W. Elliott, and Lois | Young Elliott the defendant.8 above named, if they be found within your County, to appear before the Clerk of the Superior Court for the County of Iredell, at his office in Statesville, N. C., within ten (10) days after the day of service hereof, and answer the complaint, which has been filed in the office of the said Clerk of the Su- perior Court of said County, a copy of which is served herewith. And let them take notice, that if they fail to answer said complaint within the time above specified, the plaintiff _ . will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Herein fail not and of this summons make due return. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this... 29th My of DG) Iisa falarch ., 19.39. ’ SH ls AL KL OL, (tA Clerk Superior Court Iredell County. BONDS FOR COSTS We acknowledge our selves bound unto the defendant in this action, in the sum of Two Hundred Dollars; to be void, however, if the plaintiff__ shall pay to the defendant all such costs as the defendant may recover of the plaintiff in this action. Witness our hands and seals, this day of i (Seal) (Seal) » being duly sworn, says that he is a resident and freeholder of _. ~~~--romnsecansaaneasannennsanasannaereaneenennnemeWounty, in the State of North Carolina, and is worth the sum of $ over and above all his debts and liabilities and exclusive of property exempt from execution. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this st a t e of Lu j a K. Fl l i o t t , ag a i n s t s K. C. El l i o t t , et al SP E C I A L PR O C E E D I N G 10 DA Y SU M M O N S FO R RE L I E F Re t u r n a b l e th e Co u r t fo r Ir e d e l l Co u n t y . Re c e i v e d 19 by de l i v e r i n g a co p y of th e wi t h i n su m m o n s an d a co p y of th e co m p l a i n t to ea c h of th e fo l l o w i n g de f e n d a n t s : fs Mi l e a g e ne e , De a r m a n & Wi n b e r r y ag g na e e e n c e n e n e n e cs o ta t e s v i l l e , Pl a i n t i f f ' s At t o r n e y . We , an d ea c h of us , he r e b y ac c e p t se r v i c e of th e wi t h i n su m m o n s , an d wa i v e se r v i c e of th e sa m e by an Of f i - ce r . We ea c h ac k n o w l e d g e re c e i p t of & co p y of th e wi t h i n su m m o n s an d a co p y of th e co m p l a i n t th e r e i n re f e r r e d to . Th i s th e 8t h da y of ‘A p r i l , 19 3 9 . (L o l a W. El l i o t t ) Se s Up u m e s 2a t (L o i s Yo p t h e E “M M eI N y T ‘n o n Le 6 l NORTH. CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, Vs. PETITION FOR SALE OF LAND FOR ASSETS K. C. Elliott and wife, Lola W. Elliott, Louise Elliott Woltz and husband, H. O. Woltz, Frank W. Elliott and wife, Lois Young Elliott, Defendants. NOW COMES C.H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, and respectfully shows: ev That on the 23rd day of February, 1937, Lula K. Blliott, late of Iredell County, North Carolina, died intestate; that thereafter on the 29th dey of April, 1937, C. H. Dearman was duly appointed Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell Coun- ty, and immediately thereafter he executed bond and entered upon the dis- charge of his duties. ak. That from the best information and knowledge wnich he has been able to obtain, the debts outstanding against the Estate of Lula K. Elliott amount to about Sixty-five Hundred Dollars ($6500.00). ~-3= That the only personal property which has come into the hands of C. Dearman, Administrator of Lula K. Elliott, is ten (10) shares of the capi- tal stock of the Hickory Land end Development Company, Hickory, North Carolina, of the par value of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) per share; that the value of the ten (10) shares of stock in the Hickory Land and Development Company is about Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00); that the Administrator does not know “A PI N T “n o g of any other personal property belonging to the Nstate of Lula K. Elliott. oA. Lt o l That at the time of her death Lula K. Hlliott was seized in fee sim- ple and in possession of the following real estate: Tract No. 1: Lying and being in Statesville Township (Outside) Ire- dell County, | North Carolina, and particularly described as follows: Being all of Lots Nos. 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, and 18 in Block B of the Sowers' property, as shown by the plat of said property recorded in Plat Book No. 1, at page 13, Iredell Count y Registry, and being conveyed to Lula &. Hlliott by deed of Frank wW. iliott and wife recorded in Book 95, at page 485, [redell County Registry. That the estimated value of the above land is Two Hundred Fifty Dol- lars ($250.00). \ ] Lying and being in Shiloh Township, Iredell County, North Carolina, adjoining the lands of Bieks, C. A. bittie, z. 4. Pierce, Tenash Massey, and J. G, Pierce istate, and particularly described as follows: Beginning on a Hickory, running North 64 poles to a stone; thence lest 20 poles to a Sourwood on the South side of the branch; thence South 67 poles to a Dogwood; thence Mast 29 poles to the beginning, containing 10 acres, more or less, and being conveyed to Lule EB. Elliott by deed of Frank . W. Hlliott and wife, and recorded in Book 95, at page 485, Iredell County Registry. stimated value of the above tract of land is Two Hundred Lying and being in Catawba County, North Carolina, and particulerly described as follows: Lots Nos. 24 and 25 in Block F, Lots Nos. 1 and 2 in Block Ee, and Lots Nos. 47, 48, 49, and 50 in Block G, of Beard Heights, at Hickory, North Carolina, as shown by the plat of said property recorded in Plat Book l, at ace 48, in the office of the Register of Deeds for Catawba County, and being conveyed to Lula E. Hlliott by deed of Frank W. Hlliott and wife recorded in Book 217, at page 460, Catawbe County Registry. estimated value of the above tract of land is Six Hundred That the t tr4 Lying and being in Hickory Township, and in West Hick- > orth Caroline, and particul larly described as follows: ory, Catawbe Coun =| 26 ing Bpé6il! Oo ot 5 and 4 of the plat of town lots, West Hick- ory, property of H. F. Bllio 15 tt, as shown + by the plat of said property recorded Ca ta postin Bannerer and being conveyed to Lula &. Elliott and wife recorded in Book 217, at page Plat Book 1, at page Liott by deed of Frank 460, Catawba County cite. re “hat the estimated value of the above land is Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00). Tract No. 5: A one-half undivided interest in a tract of land ly- ing and being in Catawba County, North Carolina, known as the W. L. Mackie land, and adjoining P. J. Pitts, deceased, and particularly described as fol- lows: “A H PI N T ‘n o u Beginning at a stone, corner of the lands of Thos. Null, deceased, and runs §. 85° E,. 111 3/4 poles to a stone on the North side of the State Highway, a corner of the lands of P. 7. Pitts, deceased; Thence along three lines of the said lands as follows: N. 7 1/4 degrees E. 201 1/8 poles cross- ing a branch to a stone where a black oak stood; thence N. 46 degrees W. 22 poles to a red oak; thence N. 23 degrees E. 119 1/5 poles to a stake on the bank of Catawba River just below the mouth of the branch; thence up the River eas it meanders 176 1/10 poles to a stake; thence §. 2 3/4 degrees W. 37 7/25 poles to a stone on the South bank of a ditch, a@ corner of the lands of Thos. Null, deceased; thence along two lines of said lands as follows: S. 88 1/4 degrees BE. 23 3/4 poles to a stone at a branch; thence S. 3 degrees W. 304 3/4 poles to the beginning, containing Two Hundred and Sixty-five (265) acres, excepting one acre where Stony Point school house now stands, and being the One-half undivided interest conveyed to Lula E. Blliott by deed of Frank W. Elliott and wife recorded in Book 217, at pege 460, Catawba County Registry. Le 6 l That the estimated value of the one-half undivided interest of Lula K. Hiliott in the above described tract of land is Twenty-five Hundred Dollars ($2500.00). «he That the names and residences of the heirs et law of Lula K. Elliott ’ deceased, are as follows: 1. K. C. Elliott, whose wife is Lola W. Elliott, Hickory, North Carolina. Louise Elliott Woltz, whose husband is H. 0. Woltz, Mount Airy, North Carolina. Elliott, whose wife is Lois Young Elliott; that Frank is a resident of the State of California and his Young Elliott, is a resident of Catawba, North Caro- That all of the above named heirs at law of Lula K. Elliott and their respec- tive husbends and wives are over twenty-one years of age. aie Lula K. Elliott, deceased, is the same person referred to as That Lula #. Elliott in the description of the land hereinbefore described, and was the wife of H. F. Hlliott, who died on 19 October, 1922. «Fe That the personal property in the Estate of Lula K. Elliott is not sufficient to pay the debts, and it is necessary for the real estate of the “A PI N T “n o g Le 6 l deceased, Lula K. Elliott, to be sold for the purpose of creating assets with which to pay the indebtedness against the Estate and the charges of adminis- tration. WHEREFORE, Your petitioner prays: That a decree be made by this Court for the sale of the lands described in this Petition on such terms and in such manner as the Court may direct. 2. That a Commissioner be appointed to sell such land under the 4 directions and orders of this Court. 5. For such other and further relief as may be just and proper. Pee a | Attorheys for the Petitioner. (/ ff Sf tiladille YC “e N T ‘n o u r Le 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. C. H. Dearman, after being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he we is Administrator of the Hstate of Lula K. Elliott, and as such he has read the foregoing Petition, and knows of his own knowledge that it is true, ex- cept as to those matters and things therein stated upon information and be- lief, and as to those he believes it to be true. Administrator of Lula K. Elliott. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the a7 y March, 1939. A PI N T “‘ n o n p g y Le 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, Vs. AFFIDAVIT TO OBTAIN SER- K. C. Elliott and wife, Lola w. Elliott, Louise Elliott Woltz and husband, H. 0. Woltz, Frank W. Elliott and wife, Lois Young Elliott, Defendants. C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, after being duly sworn, deposes and says: “Ln That he is the plaintiff in the above entitled special proceedi ng now pending in the Superior Court of Tredell County, North Carolina. -2- <= That summons was issued in the above entitled special proceeding from the Superior Court of Iredell County, and that the sumuons issued to the Sheriff of Iredell County has been returned by the Sheriff of Iredell County, endorsed as follows: "The defendant Frank W. Elliott cannot, after due dili- gence, search and inquiry, be found in Iredell County", =-3- That the defendant Frank W. Elliott cannot, efter due diligence, seerch end inquiry, be found in the State of North Carolina. -4- That @ cause of action exists against the defendant Frank W. Elliott and in favor of the plaintiff, as follows: This is @ special proceeding brought for the purpose of selling the real estate owned by Lula K. Elliott, deceased, to create assets to pay the indebtedness in the Estate of Lula K. “M B I T ‘n o r y q Le 6 l Elliott, and the defendant Frank W. Elliott is a proper and necessary party to this action, being an heir at law of Lula K. Elliott, deceased; that this is a special proceeding relating to the sale of real estate in Iredell County and Catawba County, State of North Carolina, in which the defendant Frank W. Elliott has an interest, and is one of the cases in which service of summons may be made by publication under the laws of the State of North Caroline. WHEREFORE, Affiant prays that an order may be made by the Court that service of summons be made on the defendant Frank W. Blliott by publication in sOme newspaper published in Iredell County, North Carolina. This the 29th day of March, 1939. Subscribed end sworn to before me, this the 29th day of March, 1939. 4 i J C/ rh ( , \ / Z YY lh on ; . Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County A PI N T ] “H o n g Le 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, Vs. ORDER OF PUBLICATION OF SUMMON K. C. Elliott and wife, Lola w. Elliott, Louise Elliott Woltz and husband, H. 0, Woltz, Frank W. Elliott and wife, Lois Young Elliott, Defendants. It appearing to the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Tre- dell County, North Caroline, from the affidavit of C. H. Dearman. Administra- tor of the HEstete of Lula K. Hlliott, the plaintiff in the above entitled special proceeding, tnat the defendant Frank W. Elliott is not to be found in Iredell County, and cannot, after due diligence, search and inquiry, be found in the State of North Carolina; and it further eppearing thet a cause of ac- tion exists egsinst the defendant, as follows; to-wit, that the plaintiff in the above entitled action, as Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, has filed a Petition in this Court asking for a sale of the lands owned by Lula K. Elliott, deceased, and particularly described in the Petition filed, for the purpose of creating assets to pay the indebtedness in the Estate of Lula Rlliott, and that the defendant Frank VW. Flliott is an heir at lew of Lula deceased; that this action relates to the sale of reel estate sit- uate in Iredell unty and Catawba County, State of North Carolina, and the defendant Frank W. Elliott, as an heir at law of Lula K. Elliott, hes an int- erest in the land sought to be sold; that the defendant Frank W. Elliott is a non-resident of the State of North Carolina, or has departed therefrom, and > - cannot, after due diligence, search and inquiry, be found within the State of North Carolina. “M H BI N T “n o u a Le o l IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED that summons be served on the defendant Frank W. Elliott by publication, and to that end that notice of this action be published once a week for four successive weeks in the Statesville Daily, & newspaper published in Iredell County, North Carolina, setting forth the title of the action, the purpose of the same, and requiring the defendant Frank W. Wlliott to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, in the Courthouse, in Statesville, North Carolina, on or before the 5th day of May, 1939, and answer or demur to the complaint of the plaintiff. This the 29th dey of March, 1939. ‘ / uM }/ ’ Rt aux YUM Clerk of Superior Court of Irédell County NORTH CAROLINA, 7 In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Yetate of Lula K. Blliott, Plaintiff, Ve. NOTICE OF SERVICK OF SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION K. C. Elliott and wife, Lole W. Elliott, Louise Blliiott Woltz and husband, H. 0. Woltz, Frank W. Blliott and wife, Lois Young Tlliott, Defendants. The defendant Frank W. Elliott will take notice that en action en- titled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, for the purpose of selling the real estate owned by Lula K, Elliott, deceased, to create assets to pay the indebtedness in the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, deceased; And the defendant Frank W. Elliott will further take notice that he is required to appeer at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, in the Courthouse, in Statesville, North Carolina, on or be- fore the Sth day of May, 1939, and answer or demur to the petition which has been filed by the plaintiff in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said petition. 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HM BM] JO Hee ogy wy SUP Gopal 944 Led | HA ISR aHWata 0) ‘paxpooop ‘WOU HM epury 4q\ paumo oeyso fuos ony “and ey) 40j “wupypoaRg YHON ‘AjunoD Tepes; Jo Prey 40}dedng eq) uy pee toutae> Uveq seq eAoge su pepe uonoe ue yeu) aorjou 918) [1 HON “AY Aeey Wepusjep sy] ; “MuRpuazagy 4.011 ;4 sung os MoT ‘Oye puw HOT “A WUE “ZAOA jo ‘H ‘pueqeng pue Z31OmM Hola vaqnory HA 'M BOT ‘ayn puw WHA "DM BVA “VHA M BINT JO ayejeq 2%. JO sOMIQyujuIpy aMwiveg Ho) M481 OG) e40jeg pando 40} tedng oy} uy AINNOD ‘TIAGHYNI ‘VNIIOUVS HLYON NOLLVOM dd A@ SNOWWNOS 40 AD1ANaS 40 SOLLON AT T N ~ ® le | ? | | | | @u b s c r i p t i o n Pr i c ON E Y Si x mc ON E mM SI N G L E “A PI N T “n o g L¢ 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, SILL. COUNTY. 4 Peeram A. Bryant after being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he County, is the Publisher of the State:ville Daily, a newspaver published at Statesville, Iredell -, and that the annexed advertisement of notice, in the action entitled -Vearian, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, vs Elliott, et al, Defendants, was vublished in the Statesville Daily once week for four consecutive weeks, beginning with the issue dated the 29th day of March, 1939, and appearing thereafter in the issues dated as follows: April Sth, 1939, April 12th, 1939, and April 19th, 1939. Ss a fay aufy— Subscribed and sworn to before me this 19th day of April, 1939, My Commission expirese 44) PI N T ] ‘n o u r Le 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Flaintéife, ADJUDICATION OF SERVICE Vs. OF SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION K. C. Elliott, et al, Defendants. The attached Affidavit of Pegram A. Bryant, Publisher of the Statesville Daily, a newspaper published in Iredell County, North Carolina, showing the Notice of Summons for Frank W. Elliott to have been duly pub- lished in the Statesville Daily once ea week for four consecutive weeks, be- ginning with the issue dated 29 March, 1939, and published thereafter on 5 April, 12 April, and 19 April, 1939, has been duly filed; and it is ad- Judged that the said Notice has been duly published, and that summons has been duly served on Frank W. Elliott by publication, as required by law, service of summons being complete on the 22nd day of April, 1939. This the 24th day of April, 1939. MZ; a KZ Ce Alerk Supert te Court of Iredell County. MI BI N T ‘n o r y p q Lt 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk. C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintift ; Vs. Km, C. Bllictt, et al, Defendants. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard by C. G. Smith, Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, and it ap- pearing to the Court: a That this is a special proceeding brought by C. H. Dearman, Admin- istrator of the Estate of Lula K. Flliott, for the purpose of selling real estate belonging to Lula K. Elliott, deceased, to create assets to pay the debts and costs of administration in her Estate. -2- That on 29 March, 1939, summons were issued for the defendants, and at the same time plaintiff filed a verified petition setting forth the amount of the indebtedness against the Estate, the value of the personal es- tate, description of the legal and equitable real estate of the decedent, with the estimated value thereof, and the names, ages, and residences of the heirs at law of the deceased. ie That on 8 April, 1939, the defendants H. 0. Woltz, Louise Elliott Woltz, K. C. Elliott, Lola W. Elliott, and Lois Young Elliott, accepted ser- vice of the summons, waiving service by an Officer, and acknowledged receipt of a copy of the Petition. A BI N T “n o u r -4- That summons was duly served on the defendant Frank w. Elliott by publication in the Statesville Daily, the service of summons being complete On Frank W. Elliott on 22 April, 1939, -5- That the time for the defendants, K. Cc. Elliott and wife, Lola w. Elliott, Louise Elliott Woltz and husband, H. 0, Woltz, Frank Ww. Elliott and wife, Lois Young Elliott, to answer has expired; thet the time for ans- wering was not extended, and none of the defendants have filed an answer. ake That all parties who have an interest in the real 6state described in the petition have been properly made parties hereto, and served with sun- mons, a That the personal estate of Lula K, Elliott, deceased, is insuf- ficient to pay her debts and the charges of administration, and it is neces- sary that the real estate be sold to create assets. iin That no issues of fact are raised by the petition, and from the Pleadings filed, and Other data and information before the Court, an order should issue for the sale of the real estate described in the petition, IT IS, THEREFORE, CONSIDERED, ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED: 1. That the lands described and specified for sele in the verifi- ed petition be sold in order to pay so much of the debts and charges of ad- ministration as the Personal estate may be insufficient to discharge. 2. That Monroe Adams be, and he is hereby, appointed as Commis- sioner to sell the lands described in the petition, for cash. 3. That Monroe Adams, Commissioner, sell the lands lying in Ire- dell County at the Courthouse door of Iredell County, in Statesville, North Carolina, on Saturday, 8 July, 1939, at 12 O'clock, Noon, after posting a notice of the sale at the Courthouse door of Iredell County, and at three “A BI N T “n o u r Le 6 l other public places in Iredell County for thirty days immediately preceding such sale, and also publishing said notice once a week for four weeks in the Statesville Daily, a newspaper published in Iredell County, North Caro- lina. 4. That Monroe Adams, Commissioner, sell the land lying in Cat- awba County at the Courthouse door of Catawba County, in Newton, North Caro- lina, on Saturday, 15 July, 1939, at 12 o'clock, Noon, after posting a notice of the sale at the Courthouse door of Catawba County, and at three other pub- lic places in Catawba County for thirty days immediately preceding the sale, and also publishing said notice once a week for four weeks in fhe Catawba News- Enterprise , @ newspaper published in Catawba County, North Carolina. 5. That the Commissioner shall sell the property subject to the confirmation of this Court, and shall report his proceedings in the premises to this Court. This cause is retained for further orders and directions. This woe SPatas of June, 1939. f f? asp | “Ys \ wrth (/ LK YN Clerk Superior/Court of Iredell County. NORTE CA ROLT N f , In the Superior Court Before the Clerk MH BI N T “n o n p y IREDELL COUNTY. C. HW. Dearman, Administrat@ry¥ of { the "state of Lula Kk. Elliott, Le o l Plaintiff, ' REPORT OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE Defendants. NOW OOneme VCLES, Monroe fdams, Commissioner, and respectfully shows the Court: -l- That on Saturday, 8 July, 1939, at if o'clock, Noon, at the Court- ise aoor of Tredell County, after due advertisem nt as prescribed by law provided by the order of Court, he offered for sale at public auction. or cash, to the highest bidder, the following property: tL. Lote Nos: 9, 10. 15. 16, 17, and 18 in Block B of the Sowers property, as shown by the plat in Rook 1, at page 13 2. A ten acre tract of land in Shiloh Township, Iredell County, North Carolina. ‘ie. That at the aforesaid sale, the lots were first offered separately and the total bid of the lots sold separately was Forty Dollars (340.00); that the Commissioner then offered the aforesaid lots in the Sowers Property as a whole, and received a bid of Seventy-five Dollars ($75.00) by c. Rf VYinberry, which bid wes higher than the bid on the lots separately, and your Commissioner, therefore, reports the bid of C. B. Winberry in the amount of Seventy-five Dollars (*75.00) for the aforesaid 4 Gu ° jo o ' 5 ¢ 5 ® w ° = © 4 a oO ° ® 3 o & as a whole. le was the last and highest bidder on the ten acre M 2I N T “n o r ” Le 6 l tract in Shiloh Township at the price of Fifty Dollars (50.00). ~4- That the sale was made subject to the confirmation of the Court, and will stand open for increased bids as provided by law. Respectfully submitted, this the llth day of July, 1939. Commissténer NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk A eI N y T ‘h o n g nm Y ve Ii. Dearman, Administrator of the "state of Lule K. Elliott, Le 6 l Plaintirr, REPORT OF SALE OF RWAL ESTATE Defendants. Monroe Adams, unissione sntitl special proceeding, respectfully shows That on saturday, 15 July, 1939, at 12 o'clock, Noon, at the Court- of Catawba County, in Newton, North Carolina, after due advertise- Prescribed by law and provided by the order of Court, public auction, for cash, to the high bidder, the land described Re + rie a+ *h ©; tnat at vhne and Tract aforesaid sale, t} and highest bidders and the prices bid in Block G, of Reard the Town Lots, West Hickory Property, Forty 4, of the Town Lots, Hickory Property, Thirty Dollars ($30.00), 7. A One-half undivided interest in a 264 acre farm, C One Thousand Dollers ($1,000.00). on That the aforesaid land was sold subject to the ¢onfirmation of the A IN T “n o r ” Court, and will stand open for increased bids as required by law. Lt 6 l Respectfully submitted, this the 18th day of July, 1939. Commissioner Moneer Lilem. “A BI N T “n o n p y \O oS) ~ In the Superior Court Before the Clerk Aon Dearma: 1, Administrator of of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintift 7 2 DPYPND An NOREAeDp ne REPORT OF INCREASED BI Jetendants. 1 respectful Oltz has fil ers property, as shown nr $ 3 ,OMM1 ssioneyr resold by the sowers property “M e N “n o r y p q L¢ o l ! CAROLINA, In the Superior Court TREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff. CRDIR OF RESAI 7 Jefendants. This cause coming o be heard by the undersigned Clerk Superior Court, « it appearing to the Court: sLock 8 of the Sowers seventy-five Dollars i& § Township was Fifty Dollars to the Court by the Commissioner; that vii {4c an increased bid of Five Dollars (35. received on the That the Commissioner has recommended that the bids on 8 July be rejected and set aside, and an aforesaid property at the sale Order made that the property be resold be resold. ssioner, is hereby “A PI N T ‘n o r y q Lo l Courthouse door unty ; rtuner orders AL \s dda NoRTu fy In the Superior Court Before the Clerk REPORT OF INCREASED BID Defendants. e a a 2 f°? Aman 4 at as a : _oeY G F< } ‘s + >» MOnroe Adams, Commissioner, anc respectfully shows to the ec 4 and Thirty-three 2 in Block v-three lars Beard Heights, w =z IMe VL t Hickory,Property, 344.00). West Hickory Property, which mekes the y-three Dollars ($33.00) lliott Woltz has fi 4 increased ided interest in the cre f “A BI N T “n o u r Lt 6 l of land now One Thousand Fifty Dollars ($1050.00). oa: mat Ce A ittle and Mrs. louise Flliott their increased bids. Commissioner prays that the Court make an Order: ofore repa@ted on the aforesaid p perty be } property be resold amount of the increasec submitted, this the 25th day -RTH CAROLINA, Tow Clerk A BI N T ‘H o r y p y Li aot +S L¢ 6 l undersigned Cle makee the na s twne Lnree 1 46 he Commissioner, oner has vas duly reported by t ids received at “A PI N T “n o r p q property YON CTHYREN ) ToT Yrouinewr 3 S ) Re an ORD ? ie DG ‘ Le 6 l Le on 15 ckory Property, r-three Dollars “A BI N T ‘h o n g Pere ee) Fike e4 ) the Mapeniop Oaurk, THEM, GOUPYyTYy, Hefore the Olewrk, Le 6 l Administra y . - 2 K WULA A, ) mee i Ae “ neces i sev OF RESALE OF REAL LOTATE, Defendants. ar NOW ¢ 3, Monroe Adams, Commissioner, and respectfully show the Court: That on Mondey, 7 Aucust it 12 o*’clock, Noon, at the Court- Iredell Count vertisement as prescribed by law Provided by the orde Court, he offered for sfle at public auction, cash to B. of the Sowers » tredell County , Droperty were For the 10 acre f $100.00 cash. _ 4 nat the ll by standers were efforded er PI N T “n o r y g Le 6 l e Superior Court, Before the Clerk. C.H.Dearman, Administrator of YT: TF ev + ¢ ¢ - Wr mt . the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, om 1 DMe, AR DTAT Pemam®p REPORT OF RESALE OF REAL ESTATE. Defendants. NOW COMES, Monroe Adams, Com sioner, and respectfully show as PUD , the Court: aé That on Monday, 7 Aucust, 1939, at 12 o'clock, Noon, at the Court- of Iredell County, after due acvertisement as prescribed by law , provided by the order of Court, he offered for sele at public auction, highest bidder, the following property: 1. Lots Nos. 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, and 18 in Block B. of the Sowers » 2s shown by the plat in Book 1, page 13. acre trect of land in Shiloh Township, Iredell County , A ten na the last and highest bidders for and 18 in Block B. se of $100.00 cash. vronverty Ty 4 ( ry i Ys al , ‘ s 2. For the 10 acre ¢ ++ in Shiloh Townsttiip, L.W.Holler, at the vrice of $100.00 cash. held 1e1 the sale w all respects duly and regularly ; all by standers were efforded en opportinity to bid. Please Note: Document(s) Repeated Intentionally wail se That the sale was made subject to the confirmation of the Court, and will stend open for increased bids as recuired by law. Resvectfully submitted, this the 1lth day of August, 1939, c _ ee WA A PI N T “h o y Lt 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk Gia. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, REPORT OF RESALE OF REAL ESTATE Vs. RE: €. Elliott, et al, Defendants. Monroe Adams, Commissioner in the above entitled special Proceeding, respectfully shows to the Court: -l- That on Saturday, 12 August, 1939, at 12 O'clock, Noon, at the Court- house door of Catewba County, in Newton, North Carolina, after due advertise- ment as prescribed by law and Provided by the order of Court, he offered for sale at public auction, for cash to the highest bidder, the land described in the petition as Tract No. 3, Tract No. 4, and Tract No. 5; that at the afore- said sale, the last and highest bidders and the prices bid for the eforesaid lands was as follows: 1. Lots Nos, 24 and 25, in Block F, of Beard Heignts, K. C. Elliott, Thirty-five Dollars ($35.00). 2. Lots Nos. 1 and &, in Block E, of Beard Heights, K. C, Elliott, Thirty-five Dollers ($35.00). 3. Lots Nos. 47 and 48, in Block G, of Beard Heights, K. C. Elliott, Thirty-five Dollars ($35.00). 4. Lots Nos. 49 and 50, in Block G, of Bea¥d Heights, x. c. Elliott, Thirty-five Dollars ($35.00). 5. Lot No, 5, Of the Town Lots, West Hickory Property, K. C. Elliott, Fifty Dollars ($50.00). 6. Lot No, 4, of the Town Lots, West Hickory Property, K. C. Elliott, Thirty-five Dollars ($35.00). 7. A One-half undivided interest in a 264 acre farm, C. A. Little, One Thousand Two Hundred Dollars ($1,200.00), “P I N T “n o r Lt 6 l =a. That the sale was in all respects duly and regularly held, and all bystanders were efforded an Opportunity to bid. we That the sale was made subject to the confirmation of the Court, and will stand open for increased bids as required by law. Respectfully submitted, this the 16th day of August, 1939. i Commissioner. A eI N y “H o y r g Le o l the 264-acre sold by increased bid, re. one -) jected 2 na and set as 1 2 es interest In the Suverior Court me A Before the ( REPOR Tr c E TNCD hava lh ONE-HALF INT IR e SGatind yavurcey, ide. ©64-acre commence at rN OO hr 7AM >lerk aa ad farm + a a ad treet he eamnount re- A PI N T “h o y y g q Lt 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, a . bis in the Superior Court Before the Clerk » Administrator of of Lula K. Elliott > MORN AT AM IIH ; REPORT OF COM’, ISSION ER RECOMMENDING cop FIRMATIO} : HOF LAND IN “eis UP J AVas 41 Vefeandante Defendants, my he indé i or C uni 4né undersigned Cx missioner makes the ~~ ee lencation: described was orf. proverty, County R at the aforesaid bidder at the vrice of One ing ant oH, 47 : : tract in Shiloh ( ad petition, A PI N T “n o r y g Lt 6 l = That the land was advertised as ordered correct description set forth therein. Mat < 1) ! " a. n * I L “eae 93 th l Commissioner led a report of the sale th th un t | 1e sal ith ( e Super: fourt of Iredell] County. was it respects du] were afforded 7 y NIT) elapsed from no increas: the vrice rice for Tract Township, anc hice ; + 4 5 > + “ and high b : : rice of Cne Hundred Dollars ($100.( ye pie We Holler is ready an Liir y the purchese money, anc your Commissioner recommends that the s: > confirmed and he er » conveyi of the purchase money. af Cantanmhar .OnR0 ea € pare (seve L Commi ssionat’ Resnectfully submitted this the 8th dey NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superic Before the Cc | TY; ™ We Ihe /earman, 4 + a - 9 YW she Estate of Lula K. NFIRMING sia : This cause coming 1non the revort commendations of Monr it apvearing to the missioner, le advertisement, re irad e - reauirec provided by law, offer for sale deserit f One Hundred Dolla A PI N T ‘h o u r Lt 6 l oe last and highe TT i That at the aforesaid sele, Holler was the 4 ik price of One Hundred Do (100.00) cash, for the follow- vroperty: tract in Shiloh Townshin described as Tract No. 2 of the sale on August dhs 959, recommending that the afore- the sale and revort idred described oaragraph 4 wr a irmed, The sale of the land described in 1: atition in this cause 1 and in paragraph three of this decree, is hereby, in all res- and h > Adams, Commissioner, is authorized and directed, confirmed, ects, and every part thereof, unor yNayment ens, a deed conveying A BI N T “n o g land deseribed in decree, is hereby ,i resnects L¢ 6 l ithorized money, and every part ASsiones f As 1 LO y Drocea Alaa Clu arian 7 A remainder, The Ad land turned over land t} ZB oak r Court of Irede A BI N T “n o r y q Lt o l MON mney NOR IR#DELI “andants nda Din on Os. > Lets Dollars ($35.00), as s Repistry. . In the Suverior Court Before the Clerk fatal TAQITHNIUIMIe Pom 3 Wal JooLOl, Ne) MAb! THAT SALE OF LOTS IN Ltite i 0D AOTMIMN RD AQ TID hIPT ( y i CONFIRMED WVULia rt side Commissioner makes the following report and w the Court he « rec for re-sale, he order of th ) and provided etition nty rd Heights, Thirty-Five Catawhe County nacre d iz6 & , 47 and 48, own by plat 49 and 50, hown by plat No. 3, of the Town Lots, West Hickory Proverty, Fifty 4S shown by plat in Plat Book 1, page 15, Catawba County A PI N T “n o u r g of the Town Lots, West Hickory Property, Thirty- Five Dollars ($35 ( shown Pook 1, page 15 » Catawba County Resist Lt 6 l 3. the sale was in @ll resnects duly and bystanders were afforded an onport tihic was advertised as tharain ierein. as ite a ‘ # 44 an - 1a ié, iro ten days has elapsed frou/the time the Commi ssioner and no increased bids property, (#35.00) Thirty=Five Dol} leisht+e ~C1lents, ry Property, and @ of Thirty-Five Dollars ($35.00) on Lot No. 4, of the Town Lots, West Hickory Property, a fair and reasonable price for the respective tracts of land;/that | Ve Elliott, who was the § ' highest bidder ¢ the above described property is ready and will and your Commissioner recommends that and he be authorized and directed to execute a deed to K. C, Elliott, conveying the aforesaid land in fee simple, upon the vayment of the PI N T “n o r burchase money. es Le 6 l aforesaid oroperty was offered for farm tract described as increased bid filed on this tract, Sori asked that the Court make an order to re-sell the same, Resvectfully submitted, this the Commissioner In the Superior Court DR rad eftore the Clerk A PI N T Ho y y q \© we =~ : “Nh, 4 v4 , ail US Ac a rr : t9 and SO, ir shown by vnlat in A BI N T “H o n g \o WwW | execute 4 h a sna ac " his heirs and assigns, a deed conveying the it Slliott , A PI N T “n o r y y 1 the sale f > Sal oO > a eH. Dear sail 4 nini ; iinistrator +} the proceeds ms} } "76 y have been la “I BI N T ‘y o r Le 6 l NORTH CAROLINA ’ Superic a in AOTINITTY Le nn en) moa » Aw 6 ORDER OF RE-SALE OF O TRIM WD Per ThE ¢ ADT? INTEVP EST IN 264 ACRE AR MUIT A AAT Ie \ ‘ire TY > ¢ jant VeTesendants. sie idr a VY cause coming fin r Court, elf undivided yetition, Ww 2 ° 5S That the one-half undivided interest in the 264-acre farm tract, which is describac in the petition as Tract #5, be re-sold. “A PI N T “‘ n o u r g 5. That Monroe Adams, Commissioner, is hereby authorized directed to re-sell the aforesaid land at the Sourt House door of Cr Le 6 l county in Newton, } on Mondey, October Y99, at 12 ofclock, noon, after posting 1 sais at the Court House door of Catawha | unty 5 lays immediately pre- end three other places i} Vatawba County for fifteen ceding the sale, and also publishing said notice once a week for two weeks in The Catawha News-interprise, a newspaner nublished in Catawha County, the re-sale of this nronverty on October 2, wanence at sive Hundred Sixty Dollars ($1960.00). he 14th day of Sentember, 1939. Clerk Sunerior Court of Iredell County tem Pte WM en y T ‘y o r istrator of RLI iott, \o QW ~J Please Note: Document(s) Repeated Intentionally MX PI N T ‘n o r Le 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before tne Clerk C. H. Dearman, Adrinistrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, REPORT OF INCREASED BID ON Vs. ONE-HALF INTEREST IN FARM K. C. Elliott, et al, Defendants. NOW COMES, Monroe Adams, Commissioner, and respectfully shows to the ote That at the sale held by nim on Monday, 2 October, 1939, the last and highest bidder on the one-half undivided interest in tne 264-scre farm in Catew- ba County was C. A. Little at the price of Twelve Hundred Seventy-five Dollars ($1275.00), cash. ai. That Mrs. Louise Elliott Woltz has filed an increased bia of five per cent on the one-nalf undivided interest in the 264-acre farm, within the time allowed by law, which makes the bid on this tract of land now Thirteen Hundred Thirty-eight Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($1338.75). -3- That Mrs. Louise Elliott Woltz has deposited witn the Commissioner the amount of the increased bid. WHEREFORE, The Commissioner prays tne Court to make an order: 1. That the bid heretofore reported on the one-nalf interest in the 264 acre farm be rejected and set aside. 2. That the one-half interest in the 264-acre farm tract be re-sold by the Commissioner, with the bidding to commence at the amount of the increased bid. Respectfully submitted, this the 16th day of October, Ly3y. Commissioner’ a “P I N T ‘n o r r y p q NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before tne Clerk C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the | Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, ) ORDER OF RE-SALE OF ONE-HALF INTEREST IN 264 ACRE FARM IN { CATAWBA COUNTY { Vs. K. C. Blliott, et al, Defendants. This cause coming on to be heard by the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court: ohn That at the sale held by Monroe Adams, Commissioner, on Monday, 2 October, 1939, the last and highest bidder for the one-half undivided interest in the 264-acre farm described as Tract No. 5 in the petition, was C. A. Little, at the price of Twelve Hundred Seventy-five Dollars ($1275.U0); that tne sale was duly reported by the Commissioner to the Court. olin That before the expiration of the time allowed by law for filing in- creased bids, Mrs. Louise Elliott Woltz filed an increased bid of Sixty-three Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($63.75), making the bid now Thirteen Hundred Thirty-eight Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($1338.75). -3- That on 16 October, 1939, the Commissioner filed a report of the in- creased bid and stated in his report that the amount of the increased bid nad been deposited with him; that in his report the Commissioner recommended that the bid of C. A. Little received at the sale on < October, 1939, be rejected, and the sale be not confirmed, and an order made that the property be re-sold. IT IS, THEREFORE, CONSIDERED, ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED: 1. That the bid received at the sale on 2 October, 1939, on the aforesaid property be, and it is hereby, rejected and the sale is not confirmed on account of an increased bid having been filed. “A PI N T “h o n g Lt 6 l 2. That the one-half undivided interest in the 264-acre farm tract, which is described in the petition as Tract No. 5, be re-sold. 5. That Monroe Adams, Commissioner, is hereby authorized and direct- ed to re-sell the aforesaid land at the Courthouse door of Catawba County, in Newton, North Carolina, on Saturday, 4 Novemper, 1939, at 12 o'clock, Noon, af- ter posting notice of the sale at the Courthouse door of Catawba County, and three other public places in Catawba County for fifteen days immediately preced- ing the sale, and also publishing said notice once a week for two weeks in The Catawba News-Enterprise, a newspaper published in Catawba County, North Carolina. 4. That the bidding at the re-sale of this property on 4 November, 1939, will commence at Thirteen Hundred Thirty-eignt Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($1338.75). This the 16th day of October, 1939. / 4 \ V. — ck OY, aS (ui Clerk Superior Court of Iredell County “A PI N T “n o r y g q Le 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula kK, Elliott, Plaintiff, REPORT OF RESALE OF Vs. REAL ESTATE K. C. Elliott, et al, Defendants. NOW COMES, Monroe Adams, Commissioner, and respectfully shows to the ae That pursuant to an order of re-sale made by the Court in the above en- titled special proceeding, he offered the One-half undivided interest in the two hundred sixty-four acre tract of land in Catawba County for sale, for cash, at Public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse door of Catawba County, in Newton, North Carolina, on Saturday, 4 November, 1939, at 12 O'clock, Noon. «2. That the re-sale of the aforesaid land was advertised by the Commis- sioner as set forth in the Court order, and &s provided by law. -3- That Mrs. Louise Flliott Woltz had filed an increased bid on the afore- said lend, and at the sale on 4 November, 1939, the bidding commenced at her bid, which was Thirteen Hundred Thirty-eight Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($1338.75). a That at the aforesaid sale on 4 November, 1939, there were no other bids pleced on the land, and Mrs. Louise Elliott woltz became the last and highest bid- der for the one-half undivided interest in the two hundred sixty-four acre tract of land in Catawba County, described as Tract No. 5 in the petition, at the price of Thirteen Hundred Thirty-eight Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($1338.75), and “M H BI N T “n o r a Lt 6 l it is this bid of Thirteen Hundred Thirty-eight Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($1338.75) that the Commissioner reports to the Court for its consideration. ~5- That at the aforesaid sale all bystanders were afforded amply opportun- ity to bid, and the sale was in all respects duly and regularly held. ohn That the sale was made subject to the confirmation of the Court, and stands open for increased bids as required by law. Respectfully submitted, this the 7th day of November, 1939. Li beete Ce Commissioner El l i o t t , Lu l a K. 19 3 7 NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, COMMISSIONER'S RECOMMENDATION Vs. THAT SALE OF LAND BE CONFIRMED K. C. Elliott, et al, Defendants. COMES Monroe Adams, Commissioner, and makes the following report and recommendations: ~) « That pursuant to the order of the Clerk of tne Superior Court of Tre- dell County, ne offered for resale after due advertisement as required by the order of Court and provided by law the one-half undivided interest in the two hundred sixty-four acre farm in Catawbe County, described as Tract No. 5 in the petition; that the sale of the aforesaid iand was held on Saturday, 4 November, 1939, at 12 o'clock, Noon, at the Courthouse door of Catawba County, in Newton, North Carolina, and the land was offered for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. -2. That Mrs. Louise Flliott Woltz became the last and highest bidder for the one-half undivided interest in tne two hundred sixty-four acre farm in Cat- awba County at the aforesaid sale at the price of Thirteen Hundred Thirty-eight Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($1338.75). -3- That the sale was in all respects duly and regularly held, and all by- standers were afforded an opportunity to bid. «ih That the land was advertised as ordered by the Court, and a correct description set forth therein. -5- That on / November, 1939, the Commissioner filed a report of the sale with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County. -6- Thet more than ten days has elapsed from tne time of tne sale and from the time the Commissioner filed his report of the sale, and no increased bids have been filed, and no objections or exceptions have been made or filed to the confirmation of the sale. -J- That the Commissioner considers the price of Thirteen Hundred Thirty- eight Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($1338.75) a fair, reasonable, and just price for the one-half undivided interest in the two nundred sixty-four acre farm in Catawba County, described as Tract No. 5 in the petition; that Mrs. Louise Elliott Woltz, who was the last and highest bidder for the above property, is ready and willing to pay the purcnase money, and your Commissioner recommends that the sale be confirmed and he be authorized and directed to execute a deed to Mrs. Louise Elliott Woltz conveying the aforesaid land in fee simple upon the payment of the purchase money. Respectfully submitted, this the 20th day of November, 1939. J (PANTO Le Y ar - +4 Commissigner NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk A BI N T on y C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Blliott, Le 6 l Plaintiff, DECREE CONFIRMING SALE Vs. CF LAND IN CATAWBA COUNTY Re Oe BL Stt,; etal, Defendants. This cause coming on to be neard, and being neard upon the report and recommendetions of Monroe Adams, Commissioner, and it appearing to the Court: -l- That pursuant to the order of the Court, Monroe Adams, Commissioner, did on Seturday, 4 November, 1939, at 12 o'clock, Noon, after due advertisement as required by the order of Court and provided by law, offer for sale at tne Courtnouse door cf Catawba County, in Newton, North Carolina, the one-half un- divided interest in the two nundred sixty-four acre farm in Catawba County, de- scribed as Trect No. 5 in the petition; that the land was Offered for sale at public auction, for cash, to the hignést bidder, subject to the confirmation of the Court. 9. That the sale of the land was in all respects duly and regularly held; that the sale was openly and fairly conducted, and all persons were afforded ample time to bid. ae That at the aforesaid sale Mrs. Louise Elliott Woltz was the lest and highest bidder for the one-half undivided interest in the two hundred sixty-four acre farm in Catawba County at the price of Thirteen Hundred Thirty-eight Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($1338.75). anil That the Commissioner filed a report of the sale on 7 November, 1939, with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina. “A PN T “‘ h o y r g =f. That more than ten days has elapsed since the time of the sale, and Le 6 l since the Commissioner filed his report of the sale with this Court; that no in- creased bids have been filed and no objections or exceptions have been made or filec to the confirmation of the sale. oes The Court finds from the report and recommendations of the Commissioner that the price of Thirteen Hundred Thirty-eight Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($1338.75) is a fair, just, and reasonable vrice for the one-half undivided int- erest in the two hundred sixty-four acre farm in Catawba County, and that Mrs. Louise Blliott Woltz, the last and highest bidder, is ready and willing to Day the purchase price upon the execution and delivery of a good and sufficient deed conveying the land in fee simple. IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED That the proceeding, sale, report and recommendations of the Commissioner be, and they are, approved and con- firmed in all respects, and that: 1. The sale of the one-half undivided interest in the two hundred six- ty-four acre farm in Catawba County, described as Tract No. 5 in the petition in this cause, to Mrs. Louise Elliott Woltz at the price of Thirteen Hundred Thirty- eight Dollars and Seventy-five Cents ($1338.75) be, and the same is hereby, in all respects confirmed, and Monroe Adams, Commissioner, is authorized and directed upon payment of the purchase money, and every part thereof, to execute end de- liver to Mrs. Louise Elliott Woltz, her heirs and assigns, a deed conveying the land in fee simple. 2. That Yonroe Adams, Commissioner, shall, from the proceeds of the sale of this land, pay the costs of the sale of the land, including its part of the costs of this proceeding, and turn over to C. H. Dearman, Administrator of Lula K. Elliott, the remainder. The Administrator shall, out of the proceeds of the sale of this land turned oer to him by Monroe Adams, Commissioner, first pay the taxes on the one-half undivided interest in the two hundred sixty-four “M H PI N T “n o r a Le 6 l acre farm in Catawba County through the year 1939, and shall use the remainder in payment of such debts and charges of administration as the personal estate may have been insufficient to discharge, as provided by law. 3. The Commissioner is further ordered and directed to file with this Court a report of all receipts and disbursements had by him in the sale of all of the land in this proceeding. This Monday, the 20th day of November, 1939. ClePk Superior Court of Iredell County “e I N T ‘y o y , Lt 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk In the Matter of the Administra- tion of the Estate of Mrs. Lula K. Elliott. 0 PARTIAL SETTLEMENT TO C. G. SMITH, CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY: NOW COMES C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Mrs. Lula K. Elliott, and after being duly sworn respectfully shows that he was appointed as Administrator of the aforesaid Estate on 29 April, 1937, and commenced pub- lication of Notice to Creditors in the Statesville Daily on 1 May, 1937, and further shows that the following is a just, true, full and perfect account of all transactions had by him in the Estate of Lula K. Elliott: Receipts From sale of 10 shares common stock Hickory Land and Development Co. to K. C. Elliott (public sale) $ 2.50 From Monroe Adams, Commissioner, from sale of land 1415.59 Total Receipts $ 1418.09 Disbursements Costs of Administration and Preferred Claims: C.G.Smith, C.S.C., Letters $ 3.85 Statesville Daily, Notice to Creditors 2.50 C.G.Smith, C.S.C., report filed 4/26/38 yb City of Hickory, Taxes 1932 through 1939 21.16 N. J. Sigmon, Tax Collector Catawba County, 1934, 1935 and 1936 3.28 N. J. Sigmon, Taxes 1934, 1935 and 1936 6.57 N. J. Sigmon, Taxes 1937, 1938 and 1939 26.76 J. E. Scroggs, Tax Collector Iredell County, Taxes 1932 through 1939 41.67 J. E. Scroggs, Taxes 1932 through 1939 32.59 N. J. Sigmon, Tax Collector Catawba County, Tax on 1/2 interest in farm, 1934 through 1939 152.78 . Merchants & Farmers Bank, charge on checks - 50 - K. C. Elliott, advanced on funeral expenses 211.53 - Mrs. Louise Elliott Woltz, advanced on fun- eral expenses 211.52 . K. C. Elliott, advanced for marker to grave 35.00 . Dr. Fred Y. Long, medical expense 6.50 . C.G.Smith, C.S.C., fee for this. settlement 8.05 Br N I O O W E WD E $ 765.01 “A eI N T “n o u Le 6 l Total costs of Administration and Preferred Claims $ 765.01 Brought forward C. H. Dearman, Administrator, 5% commission on receipts $ 70.90 C. H. Dearman, Administrator, 5% commission on disbursements 64.15 $ 900.06 $ 900.06 Balance for distribution to common creditors $ 518.03 B. The following common claims were filed and have been paid the dividend of 7.575%. Creditor Amount of Claim Dividend Paid 1. Peoples Bank, Catawba, N. C. $ 3900.37 $ 295.46 (Note - interest figured to 2/23/37) 2. F. L. Alley (Open account - 475.60 36.03 Claims no interest) 3. Miss Ophelia Kerley (Notes - 1872.24 141.83 interest figured to 2/23/37) 4. M. H. Smyre (Note - Interest 563.72 42.70 figured to 2/23/37) 5. Sharon Light Co., Inc. (Open 26.56 2.01 account - Claims no interest) 6,838.49 $ 518.03 There is no inheritance tax due in this Estate, and no report has been filed. The Administrator does not have any knowledge of any claims against the Estate other than those shown in this report. The Estate has a claim against the Receiver of Frank W. Elliott, which claim was filed by Mrs. Elliott prior to her death. In November, 1934, the Receiver filed a report with the Court showing that all money on hand had been disbursed to the creditors, and stating that there was no other prop- erty in the Receivership, except that the books of the Crescent Knitting Mill, Statesville, North Carolina, showed ten shares of preferred stock, par value #1,000.00, in the name of Frank W. Elliott. The Receiver further stated in the report that she had been unable to locate the Stock, and that Frank W. Elliott refused to give any information concerning it. Since that time the Receiver has collected around $400.00 in dividends on the stock, and a few weeks ago received information that the stock was assigned to Miss Ophelia Kerley. The Attorney for the Receiver is now making an effort to ascertain whether Miss Kerley has the stock, and whether the Receiver is entitled to the stock and to the dividends. In the event that the Receiver is entitled to the stock and the dividends, the Estate of Luja K. Elliott will receive a dividend on the claim filed in the Receivership, and in order that the same may be disbursed to the creditors of the Estate, the Administrator is not filing this as a Final Settlement, but is holding the Estate open until the “A RI N T “y o r p g q Le o l Receiver can ascertain who is entitled to the stock and dividends. WHEREFORE, The undersigned Administrator prays that this report be audited, examined, approved and recorded, Respectfully submitted, this the KK day of April, 1940. Si Administrator of the Estate of Mrs. Lula K. Elliott. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the x Ja _day/ot April, 1940. 7 / 7h me . > (Sy My commission expires: The foregoing Partial Settlement of C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, has been audited, examined and approved by me, and is ordered recorded. It is ordered that the Estate be held open until the Receiver of Frank W. Elliott has ascertained whether the Receiver is entitled to the stock and dividends referred to in the foregoing report, and in order that the same may be received and disbursed by the Administrator if the Estate is entitled to receive anything on the claim filed in the Re- ceivership. This the #7 day of April, 1940. ae VY oA Clerk Su Sipario? Court of Iredell County AD V E R T I S I N G FU R N I S H E D ON AP P L I C A T I O N C. N. i = —_ — > DM = = <4 = RQ TO TH E ST A T E S V I L L E DA I L Y br . ON E YE A R ot NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY In the Superior Court Before the Clerk NOTICE OF RESALE OF REAL ESTATE ~ C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Es- tate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintitf, s. K. C. Elliott, et al, Defendants Under and by virtue of the order of re made by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County in the above entitled special proceeding, the undersigned Commis sioner will offer for sale, for cash, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court- house door of Iredell County, at Statesville, North Caroling, - AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON, ON MONDAY, 7 AUGUST. 1939. the following tracts or lots of land: Tract No. 1: Lying and being in Statesville omship (Outside) Iredell County, North « . Jina, and particularly described as fol- lows : ale Being all of Lots Nos. 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, and 7] i8 in Block B of the Sowers’ property as shown bythe plat of said property recorded in Plat Book No. 1, at page 13, Iredell Goun- ty Registry, and being conveyed to Lula E Elliott by deed of Frank W. Elliott and wife. recorded in Book 95, at page 485, Iredell 4 County Registry. The bidding on the above tract will eom mence at Eighty-two Dollars and Fifty Cents ($82.50) Tract No. 2: Lying and being in Shiloh Township, Iredell County, North Carolina, ad- joining the lands of Hicks, C. A. Little, J. A Pierce, Joseph Massey, and J G. Pierve Ea tate, and particularly described as follows: Beginning on a Hickory, running North 64. poles to a stone; thence West 20 poles to a Sourwood on the South side of the branch : thence South 67 poles to a Dogwood: thence East 29 poles to the beginning, containing 19 acres more or less, and being conveyed to Lula E, Ellictt by deed of Frank W. Elliott and wife, and recorded in Book 95, page 485, Iredell County Registry The bidding on the above tract will eom mence at Fifty-five Dollars ($55.00) The sale of the above land is made subject to the confirmation of the Court. and will stand open for advanced bids, as required by law. This the 2st day of July, 1929 MONROE ADAMS. 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STATEMENT Newton, N. C., /\ fp M 2 if 4 — Ch AO 2A AKL Lp p's A wthen IN ACCOUNT WITH Che Catawba News - Enterprise Artistic and Commercial Job Printing $2.00 THE YEAR PHONE 30 TWICE-A-WEEK we os cl / a a LA, ill at es _._ NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. In the Supericr Court Before the Clerk NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the — Estate of Lula K. Elliott, - Vs. a Plaintiff, K. C. Elliott, et al, Defendant: Under and by virtue of the orac. of sale in a judgment of the Clerk of the (Supericr Court of Jredeli County in the above entitled Spec- ial proceeding, the undeesigned Com- cash, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse door of Catawba County, at New- ton, North Carolina. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, ON SAT- URDAY, 15 JULY, 1939, the following tracts or lots of land. Tract No. 1: Lying and being in Catawba County, North Caro ina, — particularly described as fel- ows: Lots ‘Nos. 24 and 25 in Block F, Lots Nos. 1 and 2 in Block E., and Lots Nos. 47, 48, 49, and 50 in , Block G, of Beard Heights, at Hick- ory, Nerth Carolina, as shown by | the plat cf said property recorded in | Plat Book 1, at paze 48, in the of- | fice of the Register of Deeds for Catawba County, and being conveyei | to Lula E. Elliott by deed of Frank W. Elliott ard wife recorded in | Book 217, at page 460, Catawba | County Registry. (This is de cribs '4 oa d missioner will offer for sale, for |! s Tract No. 3 in the petition). | Tract No. 2: Lying and being in Hickory Township, and in West Hickory, Catawba County, North Carolina, and particularly described as follows: Being all of lots Nos. 3 and 4 of the plat cf town lots, West Hick- ory property of H. F. Elliott, a shown by the plat of said property recorded in Plat Book 1, at page 15, Cataxba County Registry, and being conveyed to Lula E. Elliott by deed cf Frank W. Elliott and wife re- corded in Book 217, at page 460, Ca- tawba County Registry. (This is de- scribed as Tract No. 4 in the Pe- tition). - Tract No. 3: A one-half undivided interest in a tract of land lying and being in Catawba County, North Carolina, known as the W. L. Mackie at a branch; thence S. 3 degree? W. 304 3-4 poles to the beginning, containing two hundred and sixty” five (265) acres, excepting one acre vhere Stcny Point schocl house Now stands, and being the one-half undi- vided interest conveyed to Lula E. Elli by deed of Frank W. Elliot and wife recorded in Book 217, at page 460, Catawba County Registry. (This is described as Tract No. 6 ‘ the above land ts o the confirmation and will stand open bids, as required by the 13th day of June, 1939. MONROE ADAMS Commissicner. Adams, Dearman & Winberry, land, and adjoining P. J. Pitts, de- ceased, and particularly described as follows: Beginning at a stone, corner of the lands of Thos. Null, deceased, and runs S. 85 degrees E. 111 3-4 poles to a stone on the North side of the State Highway, a corner of the lands cf P. J. Pitts, deceased: thence along Three lines of the said lands as follows: N. 7 1-4 degrees E. 201 1-8 poles crossing a branch to a stone where a black oak stoud; thence N. 46 degrees W. 22 poles to a red oak; thence N. 23 degrees E. 119 1-5 poles to a stake on the bank of Catawba River just below | the mouth of the branch; thence up | the River as it meanders 176 1-10) | poles to a stake; thence S. 2 3-4 de- grees W. 37 7-25 poles to a stone on the South bank of a ditch, a| corner of the lands of Thos. Null, deceased; thence along two lines of Said lands as follows: S. 88 1-4 | degrees FE. 23 3-4 poles to a stcne ' ' Attor at Law, Statesville 7s “A PI N T “n o u p q Le 6 l STATEMENT Newton, N, ©. \ u 7% k ox A Sf pAlb ty seer! Yh tw IN ACCOUNT WITH Che Catawha News - Enterprise Artistic and Commercial Job Printing Printing $2.00 THE YEAR B; Cf alee ce Ld SMS —, NORTH CAROLIN IREDELL COUNTY” In_ the Superior Court Before the es | Clerk NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the —~ Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, Vs. » ¢& Elliott, et al, Defendants ial proceeding, the undexsi missioner will cash, : auction, Under and by virtue of the order of sale in a judgment of the Clerk i ‘Superior Court of tredel] County in the above entitled sSpec- County, at New- " PHONE 30 /) ) pM.” il a 7 4 s Tract No. 3 in the petition). Tract No. 2: Lying and being in Hickory Township, and in West Hickory, Catawba County, North Carolina, and particularly described as follows: Being all of lots Nos. 3 and 4 of the plat cf town lots, West Hick- ory property of H. F. Elliott, as shown by the plat of said property recorded in Plat Book 1, at page 15, Catawba County Registry, and being } conveyed to Lula E. Elliott by deed of Frank W. Elliott and wife re- } corded in Book 217, at page 460, Ca- tawba County Registry. (This is de- scribed as Tract No. 4 in the Pe- tition). Tract No. 3: A one-half undivided interest in a tract of land lying and being in Catawba County, North the Courth, Carolina, known as the W. L. Mackie Yew: land, and adjoining P. J: Pitts, de- | ceased, and particularly described as lows: rinniig at a corner of the of Thos. ‘Natt deceased, poles toa ston ee"ene, Eli 34 as on le the State penny, @ corner of = P. J. Pitts, d ; TWICK-a-WEEK ———S======—— at a branch; thence S. 3 deg Hes W. 304 3-4 poles to the beginning, containing two hundred and sixty- five (265) acres, excepting one acre where Stony Point school house now stands, and being the one-half uidi- vided interest conveyed to Lula E, Elliott by deed of Frank W. Elliot: and wife recorded in Bock 217, at page 460, Catawba County segtr. (This is described as Tract No. 6 in the Petition). The sale of the above land Is made subject to the confirmation of the..Court, and will stand open for agwanced bids, as required by law. Thi the 13th day of June, 1989, é MONROE ADAMS Commissicner. Adams, Dearman & Winberry, Attorneys at Law, sy N. ( al “A BI N T “n o u Lt 6 l STATEMENT Newton, N. os ed oS 193 y Wik, shaciee, Mii Dui , eat Stites 2 IN ACCOUNT WITH Che Catamha News - Enterprise Artistic and Commercial Job 1 Printing $2.00 THE YEAR PHONE 30 TWICKE-A-WEEK { MoU st pue ApAio7 jo | | Ul JO OT ue Oo UB I10 in the | Superior “Wout * berore: Ney Clerk C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Luia K. Elliott, Plaintiff, Vs. K. C. Elliott, et al, Defendants NOTICE OF RESALE OF REAL ESTATE Under and by virtue of the orde of resale made .by the Clerk of the ‘Superior Court of Iredell County in the above entitled spec: ial proceeding, the undeesigned Com- missioner will offer for sale, for ' cash, at public auction, to the | door of Catawba County, at New- | ton, North Carolina. AT 12 O’CLOCK, NOON, ON MON., DAY OCTOBER 2, 1939 the following land: A one-half undivided interest in a tract of laad lying and being in particulorly described as fol. ani Begin-ing at a stone, ccrner of and runs, S. 85 degrees E. lll 3-4 poles to a stone on the North side, of the State Highway, a corner of the lands of P. J. Pitts, deceased: thence along Three lines of the said lands as follows: N. 7 1-4 degrees E. 201 1-8 poles ,erossing a branch - a ee ae dee oak stood; ence 46 W. 22 pole: to a red oak; thence -N, 23 degrees E.119 1-5 poles to a stake on the bank of Catawba River just below the mcuth of the bra-ch: thence up the River as “it meanders 176. 1-10 poles . a stake; thence S. 2 3-4 do. grees W. 37 7-25 Pee to a stone on the South ban’ deceased; thence along two lines said lands as follows: S. 88 1-4 Catawba county, North oe . SA Cahne e. DY ge end ased, contaifing two hunares five (265) acres, excepting one acre where Stcny Point schocl house now -—— stands, and being the one-half undi- vided interest conveyed to Lula E. Elliott by deed of Frank W. Elliot: and wife recorded in Bock 217, at page 460, Catawba County Registry. (This is described as Tract No. 5 in the Petition.) The bidding will commence 01 the above-described tract of. land at Twelve Hundred Sixty Dollars. ($1260.00). The sale of the above land is made subject to the confirmation —— of the Court, and will stand opea highest bidder, at the Courthouse | for increased bids as required by law. This the 14th day of September, 193°. MONROE ADAMS Commissioner. Adams, Dearman & Winberry, Attorneys at Law, Statesville, N. C. ‘ the iands of Thos. Null, deceased, | \ ' “A BI N T ] “n o u p q Le 6 l ~ In the Superior Court Before the —— ©. H. Dearman, Administrator of | STATEMENT Newton, N. c. A id / 193 7 Tcl, Mili ge #) ; 7 'N ACCOUNT WITH Che Catamha News - Enterprise Artistic and Commercial Job Printing $2.00 THE YEAR PHONE 30 TWICE-A-WEEK Z eal ~4.2a€, frp Plicnigcs Ee i | (4. og 2) ae Lo ~~ | NORTH CAROLINA, ; degrees E. 23 3-4 poles to a stone ~ IREDELL COUNTY, , at a branch; thence §, 3 degrees | W. 304 3-4 poles to the beginning, containing two hundred and sixty- five (265) acres, excepting one acre where Stcny Point school house now Clerk the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Stands, and being the one-half undi- Plaintiff, | vided interest conveyed to Lula RE, i Vs. | Elliott by deed of Frank W. Elliot: K. C. Elliott, et al, and wife recorded in Bock 217, at Defendants page 460, Catawba County Registry,——__ NOTICE OF RESALE OF REAL | (This is’ described as Tract No, § ESTATE in the Petition. ) Under and by virtue of the order The bidding wil! commence o1 the of resale made by the Clerk above-described tract of. land at of the Superior Court of Iredel} | Twelve Hundred Sixty Dollars___ County in the above entitled spec. ($1260.00). ial proceeding, the undeesigned Com-| The sale of the above land is missioner will offer for sale, for! made subject to the confirmation - cash, at public auction, to the of the Court, and will stand open highest bidder, at the Courthouse ; for increased bids as required by door of Catawba County, at New-| law. ton, North Carolina. | This the 14th day of September, AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON, ON MON. , 193°. DAY OCTOBER 2, 1939 MONROE ADAMS the following land: Commissioner. A one-half undivid d interest in| Adams, Dearman & Winberry, a tract of laad lyinz and being in} Attori eys at Law, Catawba county, North Carolina, | Statesville, N. C, known as the W. L. Mackie land, | and adjoining P. J. Pitts deceased, and particu! rly described oe tqied lows: Begin-ing at a stone, ccrner of | the lands cf Thos. Null, deceased, | and runs, S, 85 degrees FE. 111 3-4 poles to a stone on the North side of the State Highway, a corner o the lands cf P, J, Pitts, deceased: thence along Three lines of the said} lands as fellows: N. 7 14 degrees E. 201 1-8 poles crossing a branch to a stone where a black oak stood; thence N. 46 degrees W. 22 po'e to a red oak; thence N, 23 degrees E. 119 1-5 poles to a stake on the bank of Catawba River just below the mceuth of the bra~ch: thence up the River as it meanders i76 1-10} peles to a stake; thence S. 2 3-4 d>- grees W. 37 7-25 poles to a stone on the South bank of a ditch, a corner ot the lands of Thos. Null, deceased; thence along two lines of ! said lands as follows: S. 88 1-4 Me N “n o r a \o we ~ L. H. Seitz who is one of th leading dairymen of Catawba Cou: | ty. CATAWBA’S MAYOR PI N T “n o r Le 6 l Bo ie degrees E. 23 3-4 poles to a stone at a branch; thence S. 8 degrees W. 304 3-4 poles to the beginning, scontaining two hundred and sixty- five (265) acres, excepting one acre where Stcny Point schocl house now stands, and being the one-half undi- vided interest conveyed to Lula E. Ellictt by deed of Frank W. Elliott and wife reecrded in Bok 217, at page 460, Catawba Courty Registry. (This is described as Tract No. 5 ! the Petition). The sale of the above land is nade subject to the confirmation of the Court, and will stand open or advanced bids, as required by law, ‘This the 13th day of June, 1939, MONROE ADAMS Commissicner. Adams, Dearman & Winberry, Aiterreys at Law, Statesville, N. C., June 15, 22, 29 July 6 Notice of Application to Operate Moior Vehicle Carrier and Date of Hearing Thereon As required by Section 3, Chapter 136, Public Laws of 1927, notice is hereby given that application has been made by A. L. Shuford, Jr., and S. H. Warlick, Dibia, Inter-city Bus Line for a Franchise Certi- ficate, authorizing the operation of motor vehicles for transporting pas- sengers between Newton and Conov- er ever the public highway Number 16, and that the Utilities Commis- sion will hold a hearing on the said application in State Depts. Bldg. at Raleigh, Nerth Carclina, on Wed- resday, 2Ist, June, 1989, at 2:30 o’clock p. m. N. C. Utilities Commission By R. O. SELF, Chief Clerk. He i n ] ‘n o r y g Lt 6 l NEWTON MARKET tton 7-8 et FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1939 Miss Hope Campbell, Mrs. Ed Deal, and Mrs. Galain Finger visited Miss Louise Deal in Charlotte Wed- nesday. -—4Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macon ount left Wednesday on a motor rip to ‘New York to the World’s Fair. —Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Hilton and family spent Sunday in Charlotte visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jonas H. Er- vin, —Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Cherry are spending scme time in Mecklenburg county with Mr. and Mrs. Frank \(Lawing. , —Mr. Marlin Brumley and Mrs. 1, T. McCall spent Wednesday in fiiarlotte on business for the Belk- rumley company. —Mr. V. H. Randall, agriculture teacher at Balls Creek school, has éturned from a visit with relatives t Gloster, Miss. —Mr. and Mrs. Litaker Jones and Miss Rozella Abernethy of Mt. Holly visited Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Keller Sunday afternoon. —Miss Martha Lewis Jessup re- turned Thursday from Ridgecrest “M M BI N T ‘H o r n y p q STATEMENT 4 193 7. Newton, N. eee... i, - c ; re witicnillisaiaail inh Ch “> M C A Ams AL (A342 He eo ha a Mlle t ~~ <I Lanta LL al L¢ 6 l S/ y IN ACCOUNT WITH The Catawha News - Enterprise Artistic and Commercial Job Printing eee eee TWICE-A-WEEK PHONE 30 $2.00 THE YEAR - ; zo C —pegszrr. Y Le A thd Bs Li22tt44 § F Pa enya Poe . A v3 “a. he 4 fy Ce | sia ate wiiccilllieian pee. enn } ‘ le tii / pi } 1 vided interest conveyed to Lula KE, Elliott by deed of Frank W. Elliott IREDELL COUNTY. and wife recorded in Book 217, at - In the Superior Court Before the rh. a as Tea hee, — Clerk Fs a. me : Pome, C. H. Dearman, Administrator ot | in the Petition.) Sie a K. Elliott The bidding will commence on the —the Estate of Lula K. Ellis aie | above-described tract of land at i Plaintiff, | Thirteen Hundred Thirty-Eight Dol- Ss. lars and Seventy-Five Cent ($1338,- K. C. Eliiott, et al, 75). F s aT Defendants The sale of the aboy ; ec : = ‘ . sale o 1@ above land is — NOTICE OF RESALE OF REAL made subject to the confirmation _ i ESTA hi : jor || Of the Court, and will stand ope Under and by virtue of the a r | for increased bids as required by ——of resale made by the Clerk |! jaw. ’ of the Supericr Court of Iredell | This the 18th County in the above entitied spec. | 1929 . ~ dal proceeding, the undeesigned Com- | p MONROE ADAMS missioner will offer for sale, for | Commissioner. -—cash, at public auction, to the | Adams. Dear: SW highest bidder, at “tr Pasetiaien * Aiteres Cae Winberry, door of Catawba County, at New- Statesville, N. @’ -ton, North Carolina. oii aa Oct, 20-27 AT -12 O'CLOCK, NOON ON SAT. — URDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, 1939, | *— ~ the following land: A one-half undivided interest in “wa tract of land lyine and being in Catawba county, North Carolina known as the W. L. Mackie land, and adjoining P. J. Pitts deceased, and particularly described as fo! lows: Beginning at a Stone, ccrner of the lands cf Thos, Null, deceased, and runs, S, &5 degrees FE. 11) : poles to a stone on the North sid of the State Highway, # corner of the lands cf P, J. Pitts, de eased; thence along three lines of the said lands a; follows: N. 7 1-4 degrees BE. 201 1-8 Poles cro‘sing a branch to a stone where 2 black oak Stood; thence N. 46 degrees W, 22 pole; to a red oak; thence N. 23 degrees E. 119 1-5 poles to a stake on the bank of Catawba River just below the mouth of the branch: thenep up the River as it meander: 176 1-10 Poles to a Stake; thence S. 2 3-4 do. Brees W. 37 7.95 poles to a stone on the South bank of a ditch, a mer of the lands of Thos. Null, > th Mo lines of | 4 al { ae , thence oe c —— NORTH CAROLINA, day of October, I eI N y T ‘n o y y q Le 6 l STATEMENT L 193 7 Newton, N. en /- id ” f. J \ YY batctics HC trace Mh pf-ttatt a sania ail 3 Maiti , IN ACCOUNT WITH Che Catamha News - Enterprise Artistic and Commercial Job (Brinting “kK TWICE-A-WE R PHONE 30 A $2.00 THE YE ce | : Oa —— <9 Mae } C a A424 wae: ae ee fees Ly a: ais ieee LZ. / Po ee | i j —— NorTH J N. IREDELL COUNTY, In the Superior Court Clerk C. oH. Dearman, Administrator ot —— the Estate of Lula k. Elliott, Before the will commence on the a | 2D0ve-deserj tract of lan at j Plaintife, Thi undred Thirty-Kight Dol Vs. lars and Seventy. Piy, ~ Eliott, al, 75). F Defendants The sale of the above land is — NOTICE OF RESALE OF REAL made subject to the confirmation _ oo of the Court, and wil) Stand open Under and by Virtue of the order ae: eee ijn | : » i Te made ‘bt the Clest ad Increased bids as required by of the Superior Court of Iredel] This the 18th ; i € above entitied Spec. 1939 » the Undessignad Com. oe will er for e Cent ($1338,. day of Octobe r, E ADAMS : issi mer, s, Winberry, ttorneys g aw, Statesville, iN, » NOON ON SAT. | URDAy, NOVEMBER ‘th, 1939, | the following land: | yl One-half Undivided . (na aon iNleregt in| “"A tract of land lying and being jy, | North Carolina | So ; = * ie land, | ath — &. J, pe S deceased, d Particularly Scribe. as fol. | _ lows: he © Beginning at @ stone, o rer of . " the lands ¢f Thos, Null, deceased. "and runs, S. 85 degrees BE. 111 4.4 Poles to 4 Stone on the North sid, Ate > of the State Highway, a f aM the lands of Pp, Jd, Pitts, de eased; ‘» thence along three lings Of the said is i lands a, lows: N. 7 1-4 degrees nae. E. 20; 1-8 poles cro'sing a branch ome “y toa Stone Where a black oak Stood; | & _* -/4 thence N. 46 degrees W. 29 << pole; oe N. ro Corner af PI N T ‘n o r a Le 6 l TYHWHMATAT? ee .A .notwou HTIW TRUODIA WI qariypiaina -emnaZ sdustnD ald ere ee ae pasited cbf dak, inivranrnenlD Gem vitertsF ‘ Kh VW. ete TAs HAG W-A-AOIT é wa ” ae w 4 wt ¢ f 4 af wuts 4 AAD suits. “we are Ftoo many ing season and in the face unk ad. ' «i me, sits URDAY ! “A I N ' T “n o p Le 6 l as Tract No. 3 in the petition), Tract No. Lying and being in Hickory Toweship, and in West Hickory, Catawba County, North Carolina, and particularly described as follows: Being all of lots Nos. 3 and 4 of the plat of town lots, West Hick- ory property cf H. F, Elliott, a shown by the plat of said property recorded in Plat Book 1, at page 15, Cataxba County Rezistry, and bei: g | conveyed to Lula E. Elliott by deed cf Frank W. Elliott and wife re- | cerded in Bcok 217, at page 460, Ca- tawba County Registry. (This is de- scribed as Tract No. 4 in the Pe- tition), Tract No. 3: A one-half undivided interest in a tract of land lyi-g and being in Catawba County, Nor.h Carolina, known as the W. L. Mackie land, and adjoining P. J. Pitts, de- ceased, and parjicularly described as follows: Seginning at a stone, ccrner of the lands cf Thos. Null, deceased, and runs S. 85 degrees E. 111 3-4 poles to a stone oa the North side | cf the State Highway, a corner of the lands cf P. J. Pitts, deceased; | thence along Three lines of the said lands as follows: N. 7 1-4 degrees FE. 201 1-8 poles croesing a branch to a stone where a black oak stood: thence N. 46 degrees W. 22 poles | to a red oak; thence N. 23 degrees E. 119 1-5 poles to a stake on the bank of Catawba River just below the mouth of the branch; thence up the River as it meanders 176 1-10 peles to a stake; thenc® S. 2 3-4 de- grees W. 37 7-25 poles to a stone on the South bank of a ditch, a corner of the lands of Thos. Null. deceased; thence along two lines of said lands a fpliows: S. 88 1-4 ee “A BI N T “n o y p g LE 6 l Rambling Around Must Have Found a Corn ‘Licker’ Still Each morning there comes to my desk a sheet “o ber from Raleigh on which are written the names and addresses of all persons in the state whose driver’s license have been re- voked. I usually scan the list to see if any of my kith and kin are imong the law violators. Thursday morning I was some- what shocked when the list carried the names of sixteen persons, fifteen of whom had been convicted of driv- ing drunk, the sixteenth on a charge of hit and run. It seemed unusual that every single one of them was from the Same county, and a county which is supposed to be bone dry. Some Fish Story “There’s Bar in them woods,” at least that’ is the report eoming from Austin Wood, genial postal clerk, who has been Spending sever- al days in the mountains of West- ern North Carolina. Austin, “accord- ing to the post office force, wasn’t looking for bear and didn’t even carry his gun along. When he left on his vacation he was supposed to f° on a fishing trip up around the Blue Ridge. When he returned he wouldn’t commit himself as to whether he caught any fish or none, but he did tell them all about how he ran across a big grizzly bear Standing in the middle of the road. Wosdrow Rader and Lamar Cline both state that neither Austin or the bear made any move once they Saw each other pnd a Whisen- ant allowed that ‘Siyde they were =a P> ~ © in “A PI N T “n o u a Lt o l Cu. SOCIETIES PREStint rrkOGRAM The Olivia Womble missionary so- ciety of the First Methodist church met Monday afternoon at the church where members of the Zion M. E. church (cclored) were in charge of the program. {Thirty-five members were present, and approximately fif- teen guests. The meeting was- opened with an crgan prelude by Mrs. Claude A. Simpson. The children’s choir, under the direction of Mrs. Simpson, rendered two numbers, “We Are Building,” by Hosmer, and Barearolle from Tales of Hoffman by Offenbach. Mrs. Kate Schell read the scrip- ture lesson which as followed by prayer led by Mrs. Blake Yoder, president of the society, and closed by Mattie Hooper of the cclored church, Mrs. Yoder ecnducted the business session, and after the call to wor- ship Mrs, Clarence Saunders +el- comed the visitors from the colored church. The program was then turned over to Thelma Robinson, president of the colored Home Mis- sionary society, and Martha Moser, president of the Ladies Aid society of the Zion church. The | visitors rendered an _ enjoyable half-hour of music, stsed by infor- “A PI N T ‘n o u p q Le 6 l NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. + In the Supericr Court Before e | | Clerk NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, 4 Vs. K. C. Eliott, et al, Defendants Under and by virtue of the order of sale in a judgment of the Clerk of the (Supericr Court of Jredell County in the above entitled spec- ial proceeding, the undersigned Com- | missioner will offer for sale, for ash, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse | decor of Catawba County, at New- | tor, North Carolina. j AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, ON SAT- URDAY, 15 JULY, 1939, the following tracts cr lots of land. | Tiact No. 1: Lying and being in| Catawba County, North Carolina, | and particularly described as f l- | lows: Lots Nes. 24 and 25 in Block F,| Lets Nos. 1 and 2 in Block E., and | Lets Nos. 47, 48, 49, and 60 in | Block G, of Beard Heights, at Hick. | ry, Nerth Carolina, as shown by } the plat cf said property recorded in Plat Book 1, at paze 48, in the of- fice of the Register of Deods fot Catawba County, and bei 1g conveyet to Lula EK. Elliott by deed of Frank W. Ellictt and wife recorded in | Book 217, at page 460, Catawba | | C-unty Registry. (This is de-cribed a ene tn “A BI N T “n o g STATEMENT f ~ Newton, N. C., eh sls ea M cto ne earn ep VY e IN ACCOUNT WITH y , Che Catamba News - Enterprise ‘ Artistic and Commercial Job Printing $2.00 THE YEAR PHONE 30 TWICE-A-WEEK a ep Ph ae A Apr, MED PPO ae: at’ NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. In the Svwperior Court Before the Clerk C. H. Dearman, Administrator of thi Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, Vs. K. C. Elliott, et al, Defendants NOTICE OF RESALE OF REAL ESTATE Under and by virtue of the order of resale made by the Clerk of the Supericr Court of ‘Iredel) County in the above entitled spec. ial proceeding, the unde«signed Com- mis:ioner will offer for sale, fot cash, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse deor of Catawha County, at New- ton, North Carolina, AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON, ON SAT- URDAY, AUGUST 12, 1939, ' the following tracts or ‘lots of land. pbcest Mo. 1: Lying and being. in te . Carolina, re any destribed as fol- Lote Nos. 2: € : | Lots Nos. 1 aad"n * in Block F, Lots Nos. 47, 48, 49 ook, By and B! kG oe -° a8, 49, and 50 in ocK G, of Beard Hei . ory ; ; ; gnts, at Hick- ry, North Carolina the phat of said pr , as shown by Plat Book 1, at ’ ee rty recorded in fice of the Re page 48, jn the of. Catawba a ‘egister of to Lala BE, ommence "on tha”? property as follows: Lot oe and 25, Block F, $33.00; Lots ‘Nos. 1 and 2, Block E., $33.00, Lots Nos. 47 and 48, Block G, $33.00; Lots Nos. 49 and 50, Block G, $33.00 Tract No, 2: Lying and being in H'ckory Towrship, and in Wes | Hickory, Catawba County, North | Carolina, and particularly described as follows: Being all of lots Nos. 3 and 4 of the plat of town lots, West Hick. § roperty of H. F, Elliott, a3 ™ attny~t 9-4 pol at a Ww. 304 : aining twe 265 ) acres, e ny Point 8 he 0 and being a nds stane “snterest conve. vided STATEMENT - , Newton, N. c..2%4/ Se A. Boe IN ACCOUNT WITH The Catawba News - Enterprise“ Artistic and Comnercial Joh Printing “M I PI N T ] “n o n y p y $2.00 THE YEAR PHONE 30 TWICK-A-WEEK L¢ e 6 l a.ath — 27? ae AL 3 (V Ee att At NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. In the .Swperier Court Before the Clerk C. H. Dearman, Administrator of the Estate of Lula K. Elliott, Plaintiff, Vs, K. C. Eliott, et al, Defendants NOTICE OF RESALE OF, REAL ESTATE Under and by virtue of the order of resale made by the Clerk of the Supericr Court of ‘Iredell County in the above ertitled spec. ial proceeding, the unde-signed Com- mis:ioner will offer for sale, for cash, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse dcor ot Catawba County, at New- ton, North Carolina. AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON, ON SAT- URDAY, AUGUST 12, 1939, the following tracts or lots of land. Tract No. 1: Lying and being in Oatawba County, North Carolina, and perticularly described as f l- | lows: Lots Nos. 24 and 25 in Block F. Lots Nos. 1 and 2 in Block E., and Lots Nos. 47, 48, 49, and 50 in Block G, of Beard Heights, at Hick- ory, North Carolina, as shown by the plat cf said property recorded in Plat Book 1, at page 48, in the of- fice of the Register of Deeds for Catawba County, and being conveyed to Lula E. Elliott by deed of Frank W. Ellictt ard wife recorded in Book 217, at page 460, Catawba C unty Registry. (This is de:eribed as Tract No. 3 in the petition.) The bidding will commence on the above property as follows: Lot Nos. 24 and 25, Block F, $53.00; Lots Nos. 1 and 2, Block E., $33.00, Lots Nos. 47 and 48, Block G, $33.00; Lois Nos. 49 and 50, Block G, § 33.00 Tract Ne. 2: Lying and being in H'ckory Towrship, and in Wes Hickory, Catawba County, North Carolina, and particularly described as follows: Being a!l of lots Nos. 3 and 4 of the plat of town lots, West Hick- ory property of H. F. Elliott, a: shown bythe plat of said property | recorded in Plat Book 1, at page 15, Catawba County Registry, and being conveyed to Lula E. Elliott by deed of Frank W. Elliott and wife re- corded in Book 217, at page 460, Ca- | tawba County Registry. (This is de- scribed as Tract No. 4 in the Pe- tition.) The bidding will commence on Lot No. 3 at forty-four Dollars and on Lot Ne. 4 at Thirty-three Dollars. Tract No. 3: A one-half undivided interest in a tract of land lyirg c ardiitay WieSatar ee County, North land, and adjoining P. 3: Pirie ceased, and particularly described as follows: Beginning at a Stone, corner of the lands of Thos. Null, decea ed, and runs, S. 85 degrees FE. 111 3-4 poles to a stone on the North side of the State Highway, a corner of the lands of P. J, Pitts, deceased; thence along Three lines of the said lands as follows: N. 7 1-4 degrees E. 201 1-8 poles crossing a branch to a stone where a black oak stood; thence N. 46 degrees W. 22 poles | to a red oak; thence N. 23 degrees | E. 119 1-5 poles to a stake on the bank of Catawba River just below the mcuth of the branch: thence up the River as it meanders 176 1-10 poles to a stake; thence S. 2 3-4 de- grees W. 37 7-25 poles to a stone on the South bank of a ditch, a corner of the lands of Thos, Null, deceased; thence along.tw . said lands as feller » peginnt egrecg cnet; ‘es ¥, and at &, 3-4 PO pyndred, 1 904 ‘ «wo anit 9965) act six con wi 2(),00.) 50. is gown che ACN “A BI N T “n o u p y co l / a NORTH ¢ LROLIN A IREORLE COUNTY Irth ™'pertor Court (hawk He ’ wt ie limit stator af et | Pula Wo Bhi Phasaeatt ttliotst et al Deotomdane NOTICE OF RES ALA Ob REAL ESTAS Uiles and by Virtue of the order mic hy the Clerk of the Upertor Court of Iredell County in the pbove entitled sper ial proceeding, Se emaned —_ missioner will offer for sale, i each, at ee pt gg i ae izhes idder, a 1e ho me Catawba County, at New- , ‘arolina, = AT" 1s OTL NOON, ON SAT. URDAY, AUGUST 12, 1939, the following tracts or lots of land, Tract No, 1: Lying and being in o ? rth Carolina, pF yba County, Nort |! < aiaube. icularly described as fol- | of resale ana lows: Lots Nos. 24 and 25 In Block F. Lots Nos, ] and 2 in Block &,, and Lots Nos, 47, 48 49, and 50 in Block G, of Beard Heights, at Hick- Ory, North Carolina, as shown by the phat of said property recorded in Plat Book l, at paze 18, in the of- fice of the Register Of Deeds for Catawba County, and being conveyed to Lula k, Elliott by deed of Frank W. Elliott ard wife recorded jn Book 217, at page 460, Catawba C unity Registry, (This js de-cribed as Tract No. 3 in the betition,) The bidding will commence on the above Property as follows: Lot Nos, 24 and 25, Block F, ¢ 3.00; Lots Nos. 1 and 2, Block E., 00, Lots Nos, 17 and 18, Block G, $33.00; Lots Nos. 49 and 50, Block G, $33.00 Tract Ne, 2: Lying and being in H'ckory Towrship, and in Weg Hickory, Catawba County, North Carolina, and particularly describeg | as follows: | Being al] of lots Nos. 3 and 4; of the plat of town lots, West Hick. CTY property of H. F. Elliott, as Shown by’ the plat of said Property recorded in Plat Book 1, at Page 15, Catawba County Registry, and being conveyed to Lula E. Elliott by deed | of Frank w. Elliott and wife re- } corded in Book 217, at Page 460, Ca- | tawba County Registry, (This is de- | Scribed as 7 ract No. 4 in the Pe- tition, ) The bidding will commence on Lot No, 3 at forty-four Dollars and on Lot } © 4 at Thirty-three Dollars. | Tract No. 3: A one-half undivided interest jn 4 tract of land lying and being in Catawba County, North Carolina, known as the W. I, Mackie land, and adjoining Pp. J. Pitts, de. Ceased, and particularly described as follcws; Beginring at a stone, corner of the lands of Thos. Null, deceased, and runs, S. 85 degrees E. 111 3-4 Poles to a Stone on the North side of the State Highway, @ corner of the lands of PP, J. Pitts, deceased; thence along Three lines of the Said lands as follows: N. 7 1-4 degrees | E. 201 1-8 poles Crossing a branch | to a stone where a black oak Stood; thence N. 4¢ degrees w. 22 poles to & aK; thence N. 23 degrees E, Poles to a Stake on the bank of latawba River just below the mcuth of the branch: thence up the River as it meanders 276 1-10 Poles to a Stake; thence S. 2 3.4 de- Brees W. 37 7-25 poles to a stone on the South bank of a ditch, a corer of the lands of Thos. Null, deceased: thence along two lines of Said lands 48 follows: §, g8 1-4 CZrees E. 23 3-4 poles to a& stone at a branch; thence s. 3 degrees W. 304 3-4 poles to the beginning, containing two hundred and sixty- five (265) acres, excepting one acre where Stony Point schoo] house now Stands, and being the one-half i- vided interest Conveyed to Elliott by deed of } and wife recorded page 460, Catawba (This js described as Tract No. 5 in the Petition, ) The bidding will commence on this tract at $1050.00. ) The sale of f the above land js made ‘ubject to the confirmation | of the Court, and Will stand ope ! for advanced bids, as required by i law. This the 26th day of July, 1939. MONROE ADAMS Commissi ner, Adams, Dearman & Winberry, Altorveys at Law, Statesville, » <<. Aug. 1-8. 'd Jo h o on g 8I 6 l Application for Letters of Administration. —Printed and for Sale by Brady, The Printer, Statesville, NC. By LLerrens OF ADMINISTRATION. , being sworn, doth sa}: --late of said County, is dead, without leaving any Will and ‘Testaments, and that. __- oe ee ewan ie Wh cose is the proper person entitled to Letters of A a a Administration on the es‘ate of the said . seas 2g ; : SO alee were Further, ‘That the value of said estate, so far,as can be ascertained at the date of this application, is about $ 23 70 ¥3 ra «»- Sd that.... ss 7 are entitled as heirs and distributees thereof. “ Sworn to apd subscribed before me this 4) day ) SS.—In the Superior Court: _ COUNTY, J Wt. oY. ee bee eo --, do solemnly swear (or affirm) That I 4. oe , believe that__ Zl t-_ Ge. aK Ce. ee 7" ---dieJ without leaving any last Will and ‘Testament; and that I will well administer all and singular the Goods and C hattels, Rights and Credits of the Mca cs “Lite Zz el - > 42 P ‘ Jn <-1---. 4/._..@ Cubed by law, and that all 6ther duties appertaining to the charge reposed in me, I will faithfully and honestly perform with the best of my , and a true and perfect inventory therecf return as provided skill and ability: So help me God. ae : ; “ Subscribed and sworn to before me this.. 2). _ .- Administrator. day of El l i o t t , Mo y e r B. 19 1 8 J + / oe | Lf , Ty or y £0 0 DP D re y 5 Lp ) AY R "y a m g e 7) pe oo m m7 8/ 8 ) a OO Jr a p e r e e r y s Pr g r é ‘g Ja A 0 p y “n o n S6 1 i je a uf : 7 4 CAA Shaw 7 i) free < 4 ev F A aes wy % Lae < J LOS OYIL JAcett Pf. 4) / . ‘ tLe Ld 4 1 Ge Cin ALN" 4 (hii. 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Sa ~ El l i o t t , Mo y e r B. 19 1 8 "d Jo A O W ‘H o y Application for Letters of Administration.—Printeq and for Sale by Brad SS ee cee APPLICATION FOR LETTERS ee Seen SI 6 l - SS = ————————S— » being sworn, doth Say: late of said County, is dead, without having a last Will and Administration on the estate of’ the said a FURTHER, That the value of said estate,-so far“ OATH OF ADMINI inlet » do solemnly swear (or affirm) That I believe that ,< E pelted werner ed Without leaving any last Will and Testament ; and that I ell and truly adyainister al} and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of the said AA 7 tig £4 4 » i —_ aa FA J Pd ° c hee a ee LAs mean, ANA & true and perfect inventory thereof return as provid by law, and that all other duties appertaining to the charge reposed in me, I will] faithfully and honestly perform with the best of my skill and ability ; So help me God. Vy J J f ' Subseribed and sworn to befor ee a 4 Si TZ, : , Fe penne a ne 4 > va . A ron ach Sg l Horner AMinistrator, pj LIF Coe 5 2 ( fe DI 1 El l i o t t , Mo y e r B. 19 1 8 Final Settlement of BYY Elliott Adninistratppr of "d 12 4 0 ‘H o r n y Moyer B Elliott, deceased, KECEIPTS 8I 6 l U S Compensation check $ 3,886.00 DISBURSEMENTS John L Milholland c S C for letters Admr 3.85, J F Carlton, for bond 58.00 John L Milholland c g C this settlement 7.88 —_—_—-- Total Disbursements * 49.73 49.73 Balance in hands to be paid to heir 7? 5836.27 The above amount of $5836.27 has been paid to B Y Elliott father of Moyer B Elliott and the only surviving heir, AS. Lae. Aiudehatartes of Moyer B Elliott Sworn bo and subscribed before me, this the 16th day ce 1934, (EL “i Dep&ty €lerk Superior Court Audited and approved this Jany 16, 1934, jPbak LIU k. Lhh LU, El l i o t t , Mo y e r B. 19 1 8