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Estate Records 1790-1970, Frontis, Martha-Fry, Lawson
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Aa y j a u s ‘s n u o i 4 Ir 6 l i a a | ' Gx, Gene, O Paget /ay- hah =|] 20 mes Application for Letters of Administxation.—Printed and for Sale by Link-Pickens Publishing Co., Statesville, N. C. APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF INISTRATION WITH WILL ANNEXED Iredell. COUNTY.—In the Superior Court. In the matter of the Administration of the Estate of t Ce ve omith . . Shelley srontis with Will Annexed ‘ Before 222M En, 8. pti Se oy aioe ee ae ee _ Stephen ss. Frontis oo, being sworn, doth say: The ___._ Sneeley ront late of said County, is dead, having made a last Will and Testament, and that —.........9 4 SbMS2 We Frontis is the proper person entitled to Letters of Administration on the estate of the said —-....-...-- Seer Prous se _with the will annexed. FURTHER, That the value of said estate, so far as can be ascertained at the date of this application, is sea a iy _and that Mrs. Lillian... Frontis, Shelley irontis, JPes.. _Irving srontis, Stephen \.. Front is, \rse Js Te Stafford, and '.. jorel are entitled as heirs and distributees thereof. = to and subscribed before me this ../.4.day ee Dg Lesa of __..-<72.4- Fa ely sco i s vee Be teen pret 7S Clerk Superior—Court. — Comment Jog 7 / <p dnd as OATH OF ADMINISTRATOR STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ) ) $S.—In the Superior Court. __»Fe4011 j __County. ) I, Stephen. ie srongis , do solemnly swear (or affirm) That I believe that. _... Shelley s:rontis _ __..died leaving a last Will and Testament; and that I will well and truly administer all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of the said ee ee _.... ehelley #ront is. , with the Will annexed:and a true and perfect inventory thereof return as provided by law, and that all other duties appertaining to the charge reposed in me, I will faithfully and honestly perform with the best of my skill and ability; So help me God. Subscribed and sworn to before me this be. day) Dik y/ Be Perth { : a : ankitistrator. oe of —=tx.ctham 1984/._. F i ce I<, (A? on Janet PM. inviiuetiaelgl S en Seo sal ‘ Y . } ty ge Latte ZA HS VAllrg of UH. dua Ate. 24 (990 } = 3 3 S e ” —y o. a ‘< Iv 6 l Mooresville N.C, July 8, 19f,0 wer WILL OF SHELLEY FRONTIS, SR I bequeath to my wife, Lillian, lives, out present home, 201 S$ insurance I may as long as she - Academy Street and whatever have at my death, What we call the grandma lot on between W.M, Norman's home and Mrs, HN to the four boys, Shelley, dispose of, proceeds of wh debt I may then have. ceeds among themselves, West MeLelland Ave, - Howards', I will Irving, Stephen and Borel, to ich to be used in paying off any If no debt, they may divide the pro- The home place, at my wife's four boys, Shelley, Irving, as they like, Geath shall go to the Stephen and Borel to dispose of Shelley Frontis Sr. Witness: Aa y j o y s “s n u o l { Iv 6 l North Carolina-Iredell County. In the matier of Stephen W.Frontis } Annual Heport. administrator,c.t.a.or Shelly Frontis estate. | To Hon.C.G.Smith,Clerk Superior Court: Stephen #-frontis,administrator,c.t.a. ot the ao00ve named estate would respectfully show that there h=s been no personal property coming into my hands nor any funds collected by me, belonzing to Said estate; that under tne terms of the will t..e home pluce is devised to nis wife,Mrs Lillian frontis,for life; that your admin- istrator hss not been sble to sell or aissose of the other real estate mentioned in tie will,the proceeds of which sare to be applied to the puyment ofr deots,due to unavoidable continzencies beyond the control ofr your aduinistrator; that in order to protect the estate and avoid unecessary inconvenience to the Creditors your administrator has advenced from his personal funds the sum of about ¢ 100.00 this date,which hes been applied toward the liouiuation of the mortgage on the real estate mentioned in the first paragrapo olf the will,and other indebtedness due by the estate. Tiis 1léth duy of October 1942, spectrully suomitted, ¥ “Jd. an Administrator,c,t.a. sudscribed and sworn to berore ie tiis to aay of October 1942 le il g (a ( Pp. Notary Public. ee sy commission expires, poner Ril, 19) 3 Aa y j a y s ‘s n u o l 4 [v 6 NORTH CAROLINA IREDELL COUNTY In the Matter of Stephen W. Frontis administrator, cet.ea. of Shelly Frontis estate ) ANNUAL REPORT To Hone Ce Ge Smith, Clerk Superior Court: Stephen W. Frontis, administrator, cet.a. of the above named estate would respectfully show that there has been no personal property coming into my hands nor any funds eolleeted by me, belonging to said estate; that under the terms of the will the home place is devised to his wife, Mrs. Lillian Frontis, for life; that your administrator has not been able to sell or dis- pose of the other real estate mentioned in the will, the pro- ceeds of which are to be applied to the payment of debts, due to unavoidable contingencies beyond the control of your admin- istrator; that in order to protect the estate and avoid unecess- ary inconvenience to the creditors your administrator has ad- vanced from his personal funds the sum of about $100.00 to this date, which has been applied toward the liquidation of the mort- gage on the real estate mentioned in the first paragraph of the will, and other indebtedness due by the estate. This 16th day of October 192. Respectfully submitted, ED. Be tet SeWe Frontis Administrator, Cet ee Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of October 192. Ethel B. Pierce Notary Public My commission expires, June 2), 193 SEAL Approved: 10/30/42 CeGe Smith érk Superior Cour = 3 3 = Ro ” - 2. a < Ir 6 l es i Lf. —. /2, sitios x Mnmebaee hi, S Peak. nny ts Mi tel ngncateeys ete ie Sina ~ ry = ° S co. Z ND => oO. o << Iv 6 l February 15, 1945 Mrs Shelley Frontis, Sr. 201 S. Academy St. Mooresville, '. Ce Dear Vrs Frontis: This will acknowledze receipt of your card in regard to final settlement of the estate of your late husband Dr. S. Frontis. Sirce the appointment of your son § W Frontis, as Admin- istrator C.T.A. of this estate he has filed only one report, a copy of which I enclose herewith for your in- formation. In order to make a final settlement of this estate and the Administrator, S W Frontis, to be dischar ed it will necessary for him to sign the final settlement, urless you have a Power of Attorney from your son to do this for nim. Judge Starr represented your son in this matter and I would suggest that you see him and have the proper settaament made. Yours very truly, C. Ge Smith Clerk Superior Court 7 4 . Repro 7 ca tesa ed. Je fis oe oe pr : — a A Se : ae 4 (3. h wie : Srlfjoe. fl teeth ne corn GB) fond on Ww — monhuatithol oe i cae - (xp. - eee Cs. ape eT Fiala x 207464 Aa q j o u s ‘s u o l { [v 6 NORTH CAROLINA In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY In the matter of Stephen i. Fr Administrator c. te: ae OF Final Account Shelley frontis, deceased. To the Honorable C. G. Smith, Clerk of the Superior Court: The undersigned, Stephen %. Frontis, respectfully shows to the Court: That the undersigned was, on the 21st day of February, 1941, duly appointed by the Court administrator c. t. ae of Shelley Frontis, deceased; that he auly qualified end is now scting as such administrator Cc. te a. That he desires to file with the Court this his final account as follows: No monies, personal proyerty, nor any other funds belonging to said estate have come into his hands. All debts of the deceased which were presented to him or of which he had knowledge and #1] taxes and costs of administration have been paid by him and his brothers, Shelley, Irving, and Borel, devisees under the will, in lieu of the sale of the two tracts of land belonging bo testator and devised to them, one of wuich tracts is subject to 4 life estate. There remain no debts to be paid nor are there any monies, personal property, or other items to be disbursed. And now, having fully administered the said estate, he prays the Sourt that this his final account be accepted and approved and that he be discharged as administrator ¢. ts ae This the 3 . day of iia 1945, Respectfully submitted, ee vies Ce ts Os On Shelley Frontis, deceased. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the ~ day of ne Ee ’ 1945. Notary rublic My Commission Expires; 6, Ty -_ ° i] eS. z ZN a oe oO < Iv 6 l s *p e s s e o e n ST q U 0 T E AS T T e u s Io we 4 6 T0 4 B I 9 S T U T U D Y st q u o r z us y d e y s sO ee — GI M A C O O Y TY N T A Fr o n t i s , Sh e l l e y 19 4 1 ru ‘s r ue y d s e 4 s Application and Letters of Guardianship.—Print —Printed and for sale at Tv uk LANpMARK JoB Orrice, Statesville, N. ‘ APPLICATION E'OrFe GUARDIANSHIP. -\Superior Court... 222 Lb. Gounty. APPLICATION FOR GUARDIANSHIP. , Minor Orphans. To The Clerk of Superior Court of Said County : : The A pina of, hhé ss ; £3 ry negprnnany presents that Le LAS Sy : tee eweeebes ee abe Fie ever Sovwenveee - a eee ey aa ae are minor children of..gé..bAMin ik t Rhididteedl Ligh deceased andaye without a ghardian: that the said minor children are entitled to +eed-wrd personal estate to the value of AA hw 7 J / 4 : ; : : PN As ona vig Sik hha AD d vihedereeeee Collars, according to the hest intormation and belief of your applicant. TO THE END THEREFORE, that the estate of said minor orphans may be preserved, and managed according to law, your applicant prays, that letters of Guardiansiup may be issned to him or such other person as the Court may think best, for the interest of the said minor orphans, day of... . KM AMELA COUNTY :--SS. ob os eodihvés etate fs Viti de... , being duly sworn, says thé it he is acquajnyed with the re: ul and per- sonal estate belonging to the above named children of.......... BivEvievds ode ttih,. bl Mehafa Len Z....deceased : tha : and the value of the rents and profits of the real estate is about De i es “ odotars. Clerk Superior Court. OATH OF GUARDIAN. NORTH CAROLIN a, | ( In the Superior Court:-SS. COU. NTY Poe « (uardian for. 4b d.4 44 LEP. iid ax minor heirS., solemty swear that Twill well and traly take charge of, and preserve, all the estate of my said wardS.; and that TI will make true returns pod ANNUAL SETTLEMENTS as long as any of the estate remains in my hands: and that Iwill RENEW MY BOND EVERY THREE YEARS in the Superior Court, as the law requires, and all other duties of my said Guardi: inghip, [will faithfully and hone stly perform with the best of my skill and ability. Subseribed and sworn to before me. this....4 & : Guardian. x La l e LL fr o ~— es e . - a Bi t t y , Lo n . tt . ee Jl fa d Y= 6. 7 4 ae x f AY 4 PT A ue y d e y s ‘s t q u o s y yy aut : oe No pre ey 242L2 yp Aid Gr 16 ve ov CJacerh~— ¢ Ape LLLLO. 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Jrr- LY eed & of Sn panei ae bf. lhe eae of MAzd Uarty A200 a ee i ee “it lord ) Za Jhter ee ante crt Lae eae VY terres ‘ ee 3 ee ue u d e y s ‘f s t q u o l y North Ceroline, ( In the Superior Court. ¢ Tredell County. C. de Woodson and others. Affidevit. James kennedy and others. Pe Be. MeLeughlin, being dQuiy sworn, G@eposese and says, thet in the ebove entitled action now pending in the Superior Court of said County, the Sheriff of said County hes returned the summons issued to him in seié action, endorsed: “James hennecy, Neuce kennedy, E¢win kennedy, end Georze Kennedy are not to be found in Iredell Countyj;" that the defendents there- in cannot, efter due ciligence, be found withi: ie State, that said cefencentse are proper parties to the above entitled ection, which is en ection for partition and division by sele of certain lend situate within Ireceell Count: 1@ in whicr they heve en interest. EERFF ORI petitioners prey for an order by the Court thet service of summons be nede on seid defendents by publication in sone newepaper published in Iredell County, a4 S > / F aa 4 ‘ 4 Vr & ; crt -44-<-e Sworn to end subscribed this the &.% } -~t) &I/,—* ee / - b> 1900. pS I SATO / we ae fs A Torte gag Mel Ns: ( ; ; ‘11 North Caroline / a , Lr et Ww « St e p h e n Ai s Sf ” | dl n . AQ , J { hi o m a e e r r n Ir W w e ft 7, : % “ N\ 5 ar +3 A 7 Ca n e r Ni s rs 0 c k e , 3 Ci o us y u d e y s ‘s t q u o d North Caroline, the Superior Court. Iredell County Ce. de Voocson and others. Order of Publication. James lennecy end others. It appearing from the effidevit of P. PR. Mel eughiin, eat- torney for the petitioners in thie action, thet Jemes lLennecy, Neucde a ennedy, !dwin hennedy, and Ge roe lLennedy, the defendets therein, ere not to be found in Iredell County, ena cannot, efter due diligence, be found in the Stete, end it further appearing that they are proper end necessary perties to an ection re Ling to reel estate, situate in said County; notice of this action he per published the action, the end reouirins he encente to © Clerk of .t superior Court of fs y, on the . y of ley, 400, at the court house fei¢ County, end enswer or Genur to the c mpleint of the plain tiffe, or the relief therein cemandee will he crantee. 2 oO this the - « Gey of Narch, Nineteen Funéreé, C f- Yi &y Cook, tf . , Jf ha c e s cc ? C- 4 la m e le ee 7 , yf . he n c e Li b i s . . . L ~~ J (7 ¢ he , ~ Yo on g te (D b a ex eb i c o n _ so @) North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell Vounty. U. J. Woodson, Maude Woodson, WV. M. Lentz, Eanar Lentz, Shelley Frontis, Authur #ron- CLEA Ve 9 “rontis. us u d e y s ‘f s t q u o d y Vs. Petition for sale and parti- r Axe fjasdea Lennedy wey : ; ames Kennedy, Maude Kennedy, i: tion. hennedy. above defendants are tenants ‘escribed to-wit: Street, ayiey's corner; on said Brawley ens: n' Fr ¥ a | Ne o SAR SS damsae » corner ‘hat said land a subj nevertheless, to t) Gower in common “rontis, 1/5; Authur “rontis v6 bi L/3 and Maude Kennedy, James lienned in seeverelty. Fourth: That Maude hennedy, James Kennedy, Idwin Kken- necy, end George hennedy ere infents uncer the ase of twenty- one yeers without ceneral or testementery euerdien, as peti- ua y u d e y s *s t q u o z y tioners are informed enc believe, enc ere residents of the Stete of Nissicsippi. Fifth: That a sale of said lend would he nuch more acventeageous then en actual pertition thereof, end, as tioners are advised enc believe, such sale is necessary to meke the artition ‘augse of the emall démensions of the premises Your petitionere prey, seid land be sold end the proceeds there- of he civicedc emone the tenants in common, eccordcins to their respective interest therein. ceconé: Theat the Court eppoint some discrete person meke such cele uncer the direction of the & guercien ad litem he appointed for the seic infent cefendents Jemers hennedy, Naude kennedy, Fawin hennecy, end George hennedy, to appear and ensewer on behelf or the said infent defenéents in this action. This the Gey of April, Nineteen Hunéred. ay aio Ab : { Ui fj C COP Mhe . . . . Tor Fetitioners. North Carolina, 4 ) In the Superior Court. Iredel} County. 4 C. J. Woodson end others t vs. 1 Appointment of Guardian ad litem. ) ) James kennedy ana others It appearing to the Court that James kennedy, Maude ken- nedy, Edwin henneey, anda Goerre Kennedy, defendants in this case, are infants ana without any general or testamentary euerdien, anc that service by publication hes been obtainea upon said infant defendants ana they are necessary parties to this action, which relates to real estate; It is therefore, upon motion of R. p, McLeushlin, attor. ney for Plaintiffs, orderea that A. leazar be and he is hereby appointed guardian ag litem, ane euthorizeec to appear and de- fend the interests of the said infant defendants in this of May, Wineteen Hundred, *‘ s T q u o l y ue y d a 4 s North Carolina, 9 ] In the Superior Court. Iredell County. ( Ce. Js Woodson ana others vs. ' Answer of Infant Defandants. ) ) James hennedy ana others. James kennedy, Meude hennedy, Edwin hennedy, and George kennedy, infant defendents in the above cause, enewering the petition of plaintiffs by and throuch A. Lenzar, their euera- ian ad litem, sey: First: Thet they admit the allegations contained in: the first paragraph of the petition. Second: That they presume the facts stated in the sec- ond pragraph of saia petition to be true ana therefore admit the seme. Third: Thet the third paregraph of said petition is ad- mitted. “ourth: That they presume the fects as stated in the fourth paragreph are correct and therefore admit the same. Fifth: That they presume the allegations contained in the fifth parecreph thereof are true ena therefore admit the seme. WHEREFORE, They submit to the relief? preyed for in the petition of the Plaintiffs. 7 L This the .<d.., Gey of lay, Nineteen Hunerea. Vi e t . 8 aK ) Cn e t ~ th e r Ma t e s (— ¥ # le y Ch e e Pe is ic t ii a l — ac k Ai l e r 1 . hy Fr o n t i s , St e p h e n ue y d e y s fs t y u o l y North Carolina, ¢ In the Superior Court. Iredell County. ¢ CO. J. Woodson and others ) ( vs. Order of Sale. ( James kennedy and others. This cause coming on to be heard on the petition and being heard and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the lancs mentioned and described in said petition can- not be made without injury to the petitioners and it aiso appearing that a sale of said lands would be mich more ad- vantageous to the petitioners then a division thereof could be; It is therefore ordered by the Court that A. Leazar be ane he is hereby appointed a commissioner to sell the lands described in said petition at the court house door of said County, to the highest bidder, for cash, after thirty days advertisement in a newspaper published in said County, and re- port his proceedings to this Court. This the . 4 f ? 7 } 7 J, q 4 (A n c e d AL 2+ th a n : x. en 2) Fr o n t i s , St e p h e n ue y d e y s ‘s t T q u o r y / 4 j q Mitthhad tet MA tee CCR § f A 4 7 : AM etrligenuick.~ CAL btcn ie (O74 te Sahel ail 4 A ‘ a > ‘ —Z aia ane Rec er mer a He HE bole cow i i A) : a. _ & a uf a 4 OL Cte A2 ttefF a Kno i ue tee A ey Ake : eek h [Ro ee <_ @ Cae, ‘ hee den _ i) -” a8 CAf : - aun Ke ltt SLL ~ $y per ; /tre=s ec. ote tre LCAawtz ftty wy ; , 2 Aa 2 : © ’ . ae, w4t<ec AL CepAttieve Och Curries, : ne 4) a ~-U Airtime lLeanirrr]ec]ec ss ) 7 N > am a a : c ; —e7&< tte Ck oO Cs a Fr o n t i s , St e p h e n ue y d s e y s ‘s t q u o r y ? Cree oh C4, ee ined y mone > ae emt x. : Du £0- ~i 7 CAA... ee ae ea en —. fe FOO Dg a ~ 7 Pr~ 6 ‘ ‘ de 4 CK ear aa ae Rene ene rhe eK rae eereg) Ry FE n> eee ee AerwwdD cht gare : ert ao Oh tee eeecr Brefinad pn ao raed CS, Ftc te fe i) Ba mre og. Te he vie a C Neo L<, bo ote tk oO Mae ro aute a holon 4 | ae. elie peewee Pom ait sethiesis anf 7 0 heli le Laie, ee The” Sieg 164490. MAM fo Murer. o Tq u U 0 U 8 us e y d e y s ‘s BILL OF COST.--Printed and for sale by The Mascot Printing Co., Statesville, N. C. North @arolina, Sredett County. N It SUPERIOR URI . Hartness, C. Order of Sale |Report of sale Summons Docket and Index . . Alias Summons and Capias ees Ce is Answer Petition, ete .. Bypp4 Fb LE Answer of Guar. Ad. Litem , 3 . Sheriff returns, . , Motions and ‘*rders Affidavits . Order of re-sale . Report of re-sale |Order of partition . Report of Commissioners Judgment Docket and Index Order of registration . . | tedotchetad to deed || 3 3c ‘opy Sheets ||Motion and order of dower I tee of Dower || Report of Commissioners oO |Peoargp ices — fy30 (3) 1/000 S00 40. {3 ° '90~ BI L L OF CO S T S . Vi n t e c et n .. . . Te r m s , 19 0 . C ) , “1900 w¥z ff Pe Y CL ‘spo. Oren Y) aateiuitte, Of. +, “04 94} 04 1114 oouay ye a “ ‘¥ a Wis, oF L _ KO fie wh f-- “Poy Ss Fe NM “Karag hae HG oe © fy wo { ‘§ 007041 | a ~1QJ “oy 1Ase ay | we OORESVILLE NTERF ~3 “SBR JO 314 P “uldegq 341 ditor and Propriet -ap Buy Moy Qe HARRY P. DEATON, E oon ha ‘'N oq} wo ‘y 04) 04 Aza s19N0ISse1ME “paajop pav siau0} iT pmtous p pasepual br, a mM -odng 043 “anv ue y d e y s ‘s t q u o l y -f- be eMt2h. ‘ 1 pyarAmade Ode lA es burt Vetheu Oy) 4 anh , ‘ . Trey AMR ALEK wy n> i fee te ee nena Norra Carorina, ) In the Supeker ' Iredell County, } Court, rq NOTICE, me [C. J, Woodson, Maude Woodson, ‘i hae, Lentz, Edna Lentz, Shelley l Frontis, A rthur Frontis, y. C; | Frontis, Vs. j James Kennedy, Maude Kennedy, \ A f Edwin Kennedy, George Ken. © nedy, 4 The defendants above named will > take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Tredell County, for partition by sale and division of a certain lot of land situate in the * town of Mooresville, in said County; .} and the said defendants will further | take notice that thev are required | to appear at the Office ofthe Clerk of the Superior Court of said Coun- ty, on the 1th day of May, 1900, at the court house in Statesville, North | Carolina, and answer or demur to '| the petition in said action, or the petitioners wil] apply to the Court ; | for the relie? therein demanded, | J. A, HARrygss, | Clerk of the Superior ¢ ‘ourt. This 30th day of March, 1900, R. B. Mobis GHLIN, Att'y, qu «on aw’ | US aSSIONERS SALE OF LAND. Pursuant to a decree of the Supe- rior Court of Iredell county rendered in a special proceeding wherein €. J. Woodson, et. al., are petitioners and James Kennedy, et. al., are defend- ants, the undersigned Commissioner will sell at public outery to the highest bidder for cash, on the premises in BMfooresyille, N. C., on Monday, the 16th day of July, 1900, at 12 o'clock m., the following de- scribed lot of laud, to-wit: Begin- ning ata stake in the centre of Sec- ond South Street, Mooresville, for- merly Brawley’s corner, thence S, said Brawley’s line, thence \, 45 de- grees E. 8 poles toa stake iq A. *|Leazar's corner in the -eenter of -|Second South Street, thence with thecenter of said street to the bo- ginning containing 64 square rods, -| more or less, A. Lrazar, Commissioner. ’. | R. B. McLaughlin, Atto " June \2tb, 1900, 7" 45 degrees W. 8 poles to a stake on \7 ‘006 ‘PINOy a “SSaN A ‘popur ! UNO, y oY} q 97 10 ‘uo1 0} Nop ‘ WON ‘OTL VW OO6L “ve “UNO Pius Morey oun, POlINDoa agg touqany [Pa * Viana) piv OUD UT aqengd WOISTAIp pur “AQUNO,) I} PUL UL poouod POU uor [fay Pouren ‘ UM oa8io0d ‘Apoutoy op A ‘stquoa SOLON *z)Uar | WOS POU Ay q 4 if bs, VANO,y Woy oun ty 4 2Hdosq pur s0IpPy ‘NOLVAG ‘d AYYVH AYILN / - 17 JITIASAIAOO wy wy byr.8 . « ‘2 LL 2200 EY PD ff Ap? ; "Vy - ~~ ‘ JH ue y d e y s ‘s T q u o s , y a ry f a ee eee Wi yr...(A st Co ‘eae Lisg Lc TQ Jue J ooREsVILLE [ENTERE fe — HARRY P. DEATON, Editor and rns i SUBSCRIPTION PRICE ONE DOL! AR " : Aprih, tio fo Ware /d ~ ( / \ { ‘5 Vou" “ Rear Ase Quik Notes by ake 4 ty d Hopes] 70 92007) 2012 e Q Y QS "a 8 034 “om VARAR ALO bn Wrage bx, Aden ar, srr Whe 244 JO eds00p Norra Carotina, In the Supe ' Iredell’ County. Court, NOTICE. : 1C. 0. Woodson, Maude Woodson, ¢ -| W. Lentz, Edna Lentz, Shelley aus, Arthur Frontiy. V.C; VS. zi 9 James Kennedy, Maude Ketinedy, p ke. “7 ay S Edwin Kennedy, George Ken. 0’) OF . he th nedy, ae ti ean The defendants above named will }~ ( Wk a take notice that an action entitled |. i... as above has heen commenced in the | A® ra = Superior Court of Iredell R Cojroe ft tart by M0Qw \ , ra wy eq ofthe Clerk _Jof the Superior Court of said Coun- ty, on the 19th day of May, 1900, at Ouse in Statesville, North apply to the Court rein demanded. J. A, Harrygss, Clerk of the Superior Court, This 30th day of March, 1900 R. B. MoLave@unn, Att’y, wee Edwards & Broughton Co., Raleigh CSC No. W-I—APPLICATION FOR YEAR’S ALLOWANCE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Coddle Creek Township | APPLICATION FOR YEAR’S ALLOWANCE | ; Deceased. , being entitled to a Year’s Allowance for h_---- self and family, respectfully applies to you to have the same allotted to h-@r_- as prescribed by Chapter 749, Article 4, (G.S. 30-15; 16; 17; 18; 19-30) as amended 1961. danherew.__.-.-.-.------ , 19..65.- , Surviving Spouse County Coddle Creek Township a OR ai oxcndumine , Justice of the Peace: In accordance with the above request, the undersigned, xamiotsn@@r (or surviving spouse) G.S. 30-16 (1961) of the said ; deceased, respectfully asks that you will summon two disinter- Watson---Frontis ested 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- -Esther-Conner- Frontis the said surviving spouse, and examine the stock, crops, provisions on hand, money or other personal property of the estate of the deceased spouse, and assign to h_-er__ so much thereof as is allow by law, and put her -- in possession of the same. Should there be a deficiency of such crop, stock or provisions for said purpose, such allowance shall be made in money or other personal property of the estate of the deceased spouse, and you are respectfully requested to order such deficiency, stating the amount there- of, to be made up from the personal estate of said deceased. (G.S. 30-18) This_...13 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, .---Jredell SR A a IE cscs ease oedema aacmaeel Township To THE SHERIFF OR OTHER LAWFUL OFFICER QF 7 Le Coun 4y—GREETING: in laying off and assigning to- deceased, a Year’s Allowance for h_er_-self and family. Herein fail not. day of.._..Octoher_-____,... oy If C2 DP, ; Justice of the Peace Township WAIVER OF SERVICE BY AN OFFICER We, the commissioners named above, do hereby accept service of the foregoing summons, and do hereby waive service of same by an officer. uo s } e M ‘s t q U O I ] $9 6 1 Form 342—REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS ALLOTTING WIDOW'S YEAR'S SUPPORT Edwards & Broughton Co., Raleigh—O-88 GOAEI-6--GEOO]e-----------n-nenneecneecneeceneennne TOWNSHIP In THE MATTER OF REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS er Conner Frontis The undersigned, .......-....---- H... 9 AT 82 rn nd Ze. duly summoned and sworn, do hereby assign and allot told EstRer..Conn: ..Erontis widow of .... deceased, the following articles of personal property of the value annexed, to wit: 19.57. RGM XESMR ....Chew,....4DR..VC5'74117037......4,368166B..-.--.----- Valued at We also find, upon examination, that the number of the family of the said widow, under fifteen years nd to of age, exclusive of herself is make up the year’s support, we assess such deficiency at .4€ Dollars, to be paid by the personal representative. October NOTE: The widow is entitled to $1,000 out of the crop, stock and provisions’ of the deceased, and $250 addi- tional for each member of the family under fifteen years old as her year’s support. The commissioners shall make and sign three lists of articles assigned, stating the value of each, the number of the family, and deficiency to be paid by the personal representative. One of these lists shall be delivered to the widow, one to the personal repre- sentative, and one returned by the Justice, 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 ort may be allotted by commissioners from the ee es property in the stock, crop or provisions on hand, the year’s wee of the deceased and also ow debt known to be due him, and said allotment shall vest the sai widow and her right to collect said debt. When there is no administration, or the widow is administratrix, the widow may apply to the Justice.—Revisal, secs. 3092, 3093, 3098. uo s j e MA ‘s q U O I y $9 6 1 IN TH E MA T T E R OF Mr s . . H e s t e r . . C o n n o r . Fr o n t i s 00 0 . . . Wi d o w of Wa t s o n Fr o n t i s De c e a s e d . RE P O R T OF CO M M I S S I O N E R S AL L O T T I N G YE A R ’ S SU P P O R T Th i s da y of .. Q c t o b e r . . . . . . . . . . , 19 . . . 0 5 Fo r m 34 2 — - 3 M — 1 0 - 6 3 — 4 6 9 6 9 — O - 8 8 Fr o n t i s , Wa t s o n 19 6 5 , a, wae? Py | fe Dail x vo , Application for Lett s of Administrat] on. —Printed and-for Sale by Link-Pickens Puff fshing Co., Statesville, N. C. APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION WITH WILL ANNEXED : ..COUNTY.—In the Superior Court. In the matter of the Administration of the Estate of with Will Annexed ; , being sworn, doth say: I Tanuar 1940 ,and ...late of said Casio. t is bind, baci made a last Will and Testament, and that LON OS Cams. is the proper person entitled to Letters of Administration on the estate of the said 202M nana nee 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 $ 500.00 ..and that i Ty 2] ra ay PY -»---Bibio QS. WOOL. _..are entitled as Jools and distributees thereof. Sworn to and subscribed before me this ...£O%) day ) ent we ais ie Tet 19 4: tnnphaty..Clerk Superior Court. —=—$—$—$—$—$—<== ——$—$—_—$—$_£_ — E> EEE OATH OF ADMINISTRATOR STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA $S.—In the Superior Court. County. I, : ID ccc lideiieebieciaelite died -.....y Go solemnly swear (or afirm) That I believe _ ry, with the Will annexed and a true and perfect inventory thereof return as s 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. ‘a Subscribed and sworn to before me this 40h day) a of . “seanuery 19810. . tli. §. C. Fo r m 21 3 RE P O R T “o e OF CO U R T TO TH E DE P A R T M E N T OF RE V E N U E , RA L E I G H , N. C. i A an 7 > 4 - NA M E OF ES T A T E ae ba in n e a ae d sn p ar r e s t s NA M E OF RE P R E S E N T A T I V E __ _ _ / 4 - WI ed ue ee NA M E OF AT T O R N E Y . is NO T E : Se c t i o n 20 of Ar t i c l e cn e of th e Re v e n u e Ac t re q u i r e s th e Cl e r k s of Su p e r i o r Co u r t s to pr e p a r e th i s re p o r t at th e ti m e of qu a l i f i c a t i o n of th e Ad m i n i s t r a t o r or Ex e c u t o r , wh i c h wi l l be fu r n i s h e d to th e De p a r t m e n t of Re v e n u e in du p l i c a t e . A fi n e of $1 0 0 . 0 0 is pr o v i d e d fo r th e fa i l u r e to fi l e th e s e re p o r t s . PR O P E R T I E S OF DE C E D E N T BE N E F I C I A R I E S OF DE C E D E N T NA M E | AG E i _ RE L A T I O N S H I P Ba n k de p o s i t s a (N A M E OF BA N K ) Ba n k de p o s i t s (N A M E OF BA N K ) St o c k s an d Bo n d s ow n e d Ho u s e h o l d an d Ki t c h e n Fu r n i t u r e In t e r e s t ow n e d in an y bu s i n e s s _ In s u r a n c e pa y a b l e to Es t a t e In s u r a n c e pa y a b l e to be n e f i c i a r i e s Mo r t g a g e s an d No t e s Fa r m pr o d u c t s _ _ Mi s c e l l a n e o u s pr o p e r t y Re a l Es t a t e ow n e d an d lo c a t e d in N. C cs s TO T A L AP P R O X I M A T E VA L U E OF AL L PR O P E R T I E S _ _ _ $ CE R T I F I C A T E OF CL E R K | BO NO T US E TH I S SP A C E Th i s re p o r t co v e r s th e qu a l i f i c a t i o n of th e ab o v e na m e d Ad m i n i s t r a t o r or Ex e c u t o r in | th e mo n t h of . 19 Da t e 19 Cl e r k of Co u r t . IM P O R T A N T : Pl e a s e in d i c a t e wh e t h e r Ad m i n i s t r a t i o n ( y Ex e c u t o r s h i p () COPY I, Avery Fry, of Iredell County, North Carolina, de- clare this to be my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking @11 other Wills and Testamentary Dispositions made by me, and establish this as my last Will and Testament, Item l- My Executor and Executrix, hereinafter named, shall give my body a decent burial and mark the grave, and pay all of my just dehts out of the first moneys which may come in- to their hands belonging to my estate, Item 2- I hereby bequeath and devise to my wife, MC Fry, in fee simple, all my real property, and all my household and kitchen furniture, Item 3- I bequeath and devise to my son, Tom Fry, my scythe and cradle, and to my grandson, Buster Laws, one black mare mule, named Kale, and to my grandson, Paul Fry, my Columb- ian Watch, Item h- I bequeath and devise to my daughters, Mrs Fannie Hayes, Mrs Mamie Laws, and Beulah Fry, One Hundred Dollars ($100) each, and the residue of my estate, if any, shall be divided equally between my children, Henry Fry, Tom Fry, Otts Fry, Mrs Fannie Hayes, Mrs Mamie Laws, and Beulah Fry. Item 5- My Executor and Executrix are hereby authorized to continue my farm operations, in their discretion, not to ex- ceed two years, before having a public sale of my live stock, farm tools, farm machinery, crops, grains, and personal property not herebaféte disposed of. Item 6- I hereby constitute and appoint my son, Tom Fry, and my daughter, Beulah Fry, Executor and Executrix of this my last will. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal, to this, my last Will and Testament, contained in tis= and written upon one (1) sheet of paper, on this the lth day of February, 1939. /) Avery Fry (Seal) Signed, Sealed, Published and Declared by Avery Fry to be his last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, who, at his request, and in the presence of each other, have subscribed our names as witnesses thereto. Ted R Houpe (Witness) E E Deitz (Witness) Taylor F Ingram (Witness) NORTH CAROLINA, IREDELL COUNTY. pet. fe pt, IA-Y In the Superior Court Before the Clerk In the Matter of the Admin- istration of the Estate of Avery Frye, Deceased. REPORT OF SALE OF PE RSONAL PROPERTY NOW COMES, Monroe Adams, Administrator c. t. a. of the Estate of Avery Frye, and respectfully shows to the Court that after due advertisement as required by law, he offered the personal property in the Estate of Avery Frye at public sale on 21 November, 1940, at the home place of the late Avery Frye, in Bethany Township, and the following is a report of the sale, showing the articles sold, the name of the purchaser, and the amount paid for each article: Purchaser Mack Laws T. E. Bowman L. C. Redmon Mack Laws R. L. McDaniel Mack Laws Ralph Gilbert L. ©. Redmon O.F. Frye L. C. Redmon Mrs. Mack Laws R. Hill L. Redmon R. Frazier G. Adams R. li. McDaniel J. Sloan O. Frye Mrs. T. E. Bowman R. L. McDaniels Mrs. Mack Laws Mrs. Mack Laws Mrs. Mack Laws T. E. Bowman T. &. Bowman J. R. Fox Jim McIntosh Mack Laws L. C. Redmon Charlie Johnson Mrs. Mack Laws G. R. Adams T. E. Bowman Mack Laws Charlie Johnson T. E. Bowman J. R. Fox T. E. Frye Charlie Johnson sm a ae "3 2 2 § Article Oil can 3 Jugs 2 Jugs Small tub Large tub Bench and Mowing scythe Pile of iron junk Iron wash pot Iron barrel and iron in it Wash pot Box of iron, scythe blade Box of iron and can Vise Anvil and Hammer Axe, potato digger, mattox, hammer Forge and tools Tractor 2 Boxes junk 3 Iron wedges Box of junk Wood saw Saw belt Grind stone Crow bar Binder curtains and Cutting box Cross cut saw Cross cut saw Old stove Safe Churn Electric Fan Milk bucket Glass jugs Dripolator Lantern 2 pots Scales Pans and croute cutter T. E. Bowman G. R. Adams Nettie McDaniels Mrs. J. C. Smith C. B. Austin O, F. Frye Ji C, Smith Ben Cooper T. R. Houpe G. R. Houpe T. E. Bowman Mrs. Mack Laws W. N. Padgett N. ©. Perry . EH. Bowman W. C. Perry Mrs. W. S. Hayes Mrs. Mack Laws Della Rochester T. E. Bowman W. C. Perry T. E. Bowman Mrs. Pat Patterson J. B. Goforth Harl McAuley T. E. Frye John Fox Mrs. W. S. Hayes Mrs. R. C. Hill Mrs. J. C. Smith W. C. Perry Henry Frve Mrs. Mack Laws Mrs. Mack Laws Mrs. Mack Laws W. S. Bell Mrs. Mack Laws Mrs. Mack Laws Mrs. A. W. Johnson T. E. Bowman R. M. Daniels O. F. Frye Mack Laws . R. Sharpe » G. Sloan T. Lowery Bb. Goforth . E. Frye k Laws M. Daniels . G. Blackwelder C. Perry W. Edwards i, N. Padgett B. Austin - L. McDaniels C. Redmon Mrs. R. L. McDaniels L. S. Johnson R. T. Lowery T. E. Bowman J. H. Rickert Leonard Templeton Zeb Kirkpatrick A, B. McAuley Large table Cream separator Brace and bit, chisel, etc. Level, screw driver, pegging awe Hand Saw Wrench Tin Snips Pinch bar 2 Squares Kettle Bex of junk Range in house Shoe last Small table New Haven clock Corner cupboard Dining Room server Pot and water cooler and junk Canning outfit Oil heater Spinning wheel Porch swing Chest of drawers 2 oil lamps 1 Walnut chest Organ Wash bowl and pitcher Singer sewing machine 1 Bureau Wood bedstead, springs and slats Rocking chair 5 Brown chairs 3 Green chairs Center table 2 Rocking chairs Cupboard (or safe) 1 Center table Iron bedstead and springs Iron bedstead and springs Wood Heater Oliver Riding plow Manure spreader Grain drill Drag pan Section harrow Cultipacker Weeder Wheat binder Hay rake Riding cultivator Stalk cutter Steel drill Barrels and junk Wrench Boxes and junk Keg, box and well chain Junk iron Pruners Box of junk Blacksmith tools Block and tackles Junk Log tongs Gasoline barrel Skillets and Churn Jim Church T. E. Frye Roy Moore D. F. Drum R. M. Daniels T. E. Frye A. W. Johnson Mack Laws T. A. Fletcher Mack Laws Te he ROLG Mack Laws J. B. Goforth W. N. Padgett Mack Laws . BE. Frye . R. Sharpe E. Bowman . B. Shaver . T. Lowery . E. Bowman . B. Goforth R. M. Daniels W. P. Blackwelder Hub Miller C. B. Austin Zeb Kirkpatrick W. P. Blackwelder Mack Laws Jim Church Ww. P. Blackwelder J. G. Blackwelder W. H. Sharpe R. BE. Frazier J. B. Goforth Mack Laws Jim Church Jim Church Jim Church Jim Church Jim Churdh J. G. Blackwelder W. J. Gryder Leonard Templeton A. B, Shaver A. B. McCurdy KE. E. Harmon T. R. Houpe Leonard Templeton H. W. Little Mack Laws W. M. Drum Jim Church Leonard Templeton Leonard Templeton J. R. Redmon T. E. Bowman T. E. Bowman Henry Frye W. N. Padgett E. E. Harmon Paul Current Jim Church Roy Moore Can hook Scales 2 Barrels of junk Fertilizer distributor Lespedeza pan Mowing machine Disc harrow Lespedeza pan sickle grinder Mowing machine Triple iron trees #10 Oliver plow #13 Oliver plow Dixie plow Double foot cultivator Cotton harrow Cultivator Wood double truss 2 Plow beans Cultivator Single Plow Stretchers Hole digger 3 Sweeps One sweep One sweep One sweep 2 Sweeps Cultivator Cultivator Oat sower Single truss Single truss single truss Hoe Hoe Hoe Hoe Hoe Hoe hoe Shovels Spade Axe Rake Potato digger Shovel 1 Plow Plow 1 Plow 1 Plow Iron rod Double foot plow 1 Section harrow Wire stretcher and jack Cotton planter Cotton planter Oat sower Corn planter Junk Tools C. plows C. plows C. plows NR P R P R P R P R P P R DD W. P. Blackwelder Paul Current E. E. Harmon Mack Laws D. F. Drum Jim Harris Paul Current R. M. Daniels Mack Laws R. A. Clanton Thompson Mack Laws Jim Church W. C. Perry R. T. Lowery Mrs. Mack Laws Ben Cooper Mack Laws Mack Laws Jim Hayes Jim Church R. M. Daniels Ben Cooper Jim Church Mack Laws Eugene Mitchell L. C. Redmon Henry Frye Mack Laws Mack Laws Hub Miller Mack Laws Henry Frye Mack Laws Leonard Templeton Mrs. Mack Laws T. E. Frye O. F. Frye Mack Laws Mack Laws R. L. MeDaniels Roy Moore Henry Frye Henry Frye Henry Frye Roy Moore Mack Laws Mack Laws Mack Laws Mack Laws Roy Moore R. L. McDaniels W. N. Padgett T. &. Bowman Monroe Adams Henry Frye Mrs. Mack Laws O. F. Frye H. T. Lowery E. E. Harmon QO. F. Frye Hub Miller A. B. Harmon Hub Miller . plows plows plows plows plows plows plows . Plows ox of junk Boxes of junk - plows - plows plows Ox yoke Box of junk Pile of lumber by hay stack Boards by hay stack 2 Drags 3 Drags Steel Drum Log chain Wagon frame Lumber (in barn) Barb wire Two horse wagon with seat Wagon Molasses grinder, pan (whole outfit) 1 stack lespedeza hay 1 stack lespedeza hay 1 stack lespedeza hay 1 stack lespedeza hay Black mule (Bert) Mule (Bob) Bay mare mule (Beck) Milk cow Milk cow (Pearly) Milk cow Heifer Mule coliar Bridle and halter Halter Hames and gear Collar Bridle Hames and gear Check lines Hames and harness Collar Check lines Hames and gear Hatchet Pitchfork Pitchfork Basket Wagon bows 310 bundles of fodder Table Light plant Wheel Barrow Ice cream freezer Windless 1 stack of hay (in field) 1 stack of hay (in field) 1 stack of hay (in field) 7. 2e © Ca a n wW o o t i o o oa Hub Miller 1 stack of hay (in field) 3.50 Roy Moore Tops 4255 Total $1054.30 Respectfully submitted, this the 22nd day of November, 1940. Nomen lifer Admihistrator c. t. a./of the Estate of Henry Frye. Subscribed and sworn to before me, 8 22nd day ¥ Jovember, 1940. its ees ka Ngan. “. Notary Public. . on / My commission expires: Lie. 4) yi Filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on the day of March, 1941. ay me Ze g ge. Ke LM of Iredell County. J oe, B28 fey tb GNU 40 NORTH CAROLINA, In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY. Before the Clerk In the Matter of the Adminis- § tration of the Estate of FINAL SETTLEMENT Avery Frye, Deceased. TO C. G. SMITH, CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY: NOW COMES, Monroe Adams, Administrator c. t. a. of the Estate of Avery Frye, and after beling duly sworn, deposes and says that the following is a just, true and perfect account of all transactions had by him in the a- foresaid estate, and he files the following as his final settlement: Money on hand $ 25.00 Refund from Estate of Margaret Frye for money for letters 3.85 Savings account in Peoples Loan & Savings Bank 53.61 From Johnson Funeral Home, in full of I. E. Johnson note 107.11 From sale of truck 50.00 From sale of car 25.00 From sale of one pig 3.00 From W. S. Hayes, labor account 3.00 . From sale of two pigs 6.00 10. From sale of lespedeza seed 5.25 ll. From sale of wheat straw 10.68 12. From wheat rent from Avery Frye farm 90.54 13. Wheat rent from Frye and Adams 19.28 14. From T. E. Bowman in full of note 80.00 15. From sale of cotton seed 4.48 16. U. S. Government check 15.82 17. From cotton rent 41.15 18 From wheat at Ostwalt Mill 6.24 19. From Jim McIntosh, cotton rent 56.45 20. From sale of two pigs to Jim McIntosh 6.00 21. From Jim McIntosh for flour furnished 25.49 22. From R. W. Blackwelder for pork 4.00 23. From sale of personal property at public sale 1054.30 24. U. S. Government Parity check 6.91 25. Cotton rent 27.31 26. From sale of corn crop 76.22 27. From cotton rent 12.30 28. From T. E. Frye, cost of probating and recording Deed of Trust 2.00 29. From Henry Frye, cost of probating and recording Deed of Trust 2.00 30. From Mack Laws, cost of probating and recording Deed of Trust 2.00 Oo ON a v u F W D H Total Receipts $1824.99 C.G.Smith, C.S.C., letters and probating Will Statesville Record, notice to creditors Johnson Funeral Home, on funeral bill T. E. Bowman, hauling wheat to mill John Sewell, shoeing mules Carolina Marble & Granite Co., on monuments Jim McIntosh, advanced on insurance John Sewell, sharpening 42 plow points J. H. Rickert, straw baling, etc. . Mrs. W. S. Hayes, interest advanced on note estate had given for funeral expenses of Avery Frye - Dr. O. C. Lynch, treatment of mules John Sewell, shoeing team . Carolina Marble and Granite Co., in full of monuments . Iredell County, Avery Frye 1940 taxes » Iredell County, Mrs. Margaret Frye, 1940 taxes Johnson Funeral Home, interest on note Neill Print Shop, noticesof sale of personalty Statesville Daily, advertising sale of personalty Jim McIntosh, work on farm . J. Hub Miller, in full of note (payment authorized by heirs in writing) . Lazenby-Montgomery Hardware Co., hardware - Peoples Loan & Savings Bank, in full of balance due on note given to Johnson Funeral Home for iuneral . Iredell County, Mrs. Margaret Frye 1939 taxes . Jd. P. Watts, Secretary, insurance premium . L. F. Ervin, probating and recording Deed of Trust from Henry Frye . L. F. Ervin, probating and recording Deed of Trust from G. M. Laws . G. M. Laws, hauling cotton 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. L. F. Ervin, probating and recording Deed of Trust from T. E. Frye Statesville Gin Co., for fertilizer G. & M. Service Station, repairing car Monroe Adams, Administrator of Margaret Frye, inter- est advanced on note for funeral Rhyne Little Clinic, medical expenses of Mrs. Frye Rhyne Little Clinic, medical expenses of Avery Frye- Deceased Adams, Dearman & Winberry, fee for drawing papers in land sale, etc. Adams, Dearman & Winberry, Attorney fee in estate C. G. Smith, C.S.C., filing report of sale of per- sonalty C. G. Smith, C.S.C, filing final settlement 38. W. C. Perry, Auctioneer Fee Total Disbursements Monroe Adams 5% commission on receipts Monroe Adams 5% commission on disbursements Balance The following specific legacies have been paid: Mrs. Beulah Bowman Mrs. Fannie Hayes Mrs. Mamie Laws Balance Oo o a e o OO O O @ 8 ~- W N D Wo r w s- « * of 3 a NO H OU U s A Oo wm On N o C c C CW oO 2.00 1.50 2.00 8.17 12.98 3.75 15.00 60.00 50.00 65.00 2.25 8.78 6.00. 990.58 91.24 49.52 $1131.34 $1131.34 $ 693.65 300.00 $ 393.65 The balance of $393.65 has been distributed to the legatees equally as di- rected in the Will, as follows: Mrs. Beulah Bowman 65.61 Mrs. Fannie Hayes 65.61 Mrs. Mamie Laws 65.61 T. E. Frye 65.61 Henry Frye 65.61 O. F. Frye 65.60 $393.65 At the sale of the personal property T. E. Frye and wife, Henry Frye and wife, and G. M. Laws and wife, each gave a Deed of Trust for personal prop- erty they purchased. These Deeds of Trust have been paid and cancelled. The specific items of personal property directed in the Will to be delivered have been delivered as set forth in the Will. All debts which were filed with the Administrator or of which he had any knowledge, have been paid in full. There is no inheritance tax due in the Estate, but an inheritance tax report has been filed. Some of the debts of Mrs. Margaret Frye, who was the wife of Avery Frye, have been paid in this Estate. This was all agreeable to the heirs as they did not want a proceeding brought in her estate to sell land for assets and the same parties received the property in each estate. Respectfully submitted, this the QMaay of March, 1941. Atte{. Adm{nistrator c. t. a of the estate of Avery Frye. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the Th aay gf March, 1941. «aren, La deen Notary Public. Ay Pe My commission expires: /HAcck lé, IF t/ The foregoing final settlement of Monroe Adams, Administrator c. t. a. of the Estate of Avery Frye has been audited, examined and approved by me, and is ordered recorded. It is further ordered that the Administrator and the sureties on his bond be discharged as by law provided. This the // day of March, 1941. Lb hand Lg LLL, of Iredell ¢C No. 342—Petition for Year's Support.—Report of Commissioners.—Printed and for sale by Edwards & Broughton Printing Co. or TOWNSHIP Widow, ete. The undersigned,.......4c..., fe ee me es fe Boe ae Lsss-y & Justice of the Peace, and Lech... hl. Lh Meh... Pea Wes a. wt Lt. CLL hak fuse @.hcau., Commissioners, duly a apasl sworn, ‘be hereby assign and allot to....«.. ¢ ae of Abele _.poectoert C Fined “— value annexed, to wif: 2 : 768 aT Ch? ia ee “ a hoe Mh. tA Oe... bhicel ch, ,_ - O64 Ten. valued at $ J (oO A )t-t-t-. K % (7, ean cer ) ed or ea : os a” W/O pee se- “— es ; — f segs in ne /- Li q” ght C-t-*-+4+—p ; tf . hart y at £7? £2 /-* ie Du CCM em Ya 2-2¢-0 ee jn See oe ted /@@ a _ i.-< «JP. 2 Pik A toklet didnod:) ate tak ee ee : oa ! 4.et- ho sens fe Zoe eae Mdglaautn Fist: Clea 3 od / Let 6 Arsen $20 ott 5p the Pda 04? of » 4, ete 7¢ Le, Atte (X24 ‘ae Le Yh, BEM in ie At Gag aD phe gth BP vr # “y sY r ~~ , = ? 2 ¢ Fa ~/ ink. uae penne o #. pa €8 us v wt bleh ecel Cpe fou eS A - oe Jae# y oi. — an — 25o ons We also find, upon examination, that the number of the family of the said widow, under 15 years of age } , ° =< exclusive of herself, is... . There being a deficiency of the articles on hand to make up the year’s sup- se << a ‘ a ° port, we assess such deficiency at... 32° 3 ; + secssesseseessese---Dollars, to be paid by the personal representative. ry nF » , f Phis...d Sa day of s£e x NOTE—The widow is entitled to $300 out of the crop, stock and provisions of the deceased, and $100 additional for each member of the family under 15 years old, as her year’s support. The commissioners shall make and sign three lists of articles assigned, stating the value of each, the number of the family, and the deficiency to be paid by the personal representative. One of these lists shall be delivered to the widow, one to the personal representative, and one returned by the Justice, within 20 days after the assignment, to the Clerk of the Superior Court of the county, who shall file and record the same, and en- ter 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 com- missioners 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 debt. Where there is no administration, or the widow is ad- ministratrix, the widow may apply to the Justice.—-The Code, Secs. 2118, 2119, 2122. IN TH E MA T T E R OF A le o Na e i Wi d o w of 4 Ro bi g De c e a s e d . RE P O R T OF CO M M I S S I O N E R S AL L O T I N G YE A R ' S SU P P O R T oy oe OP , SZ a Application for Letters of Administration.—Printed and for sale at Tue LanpMark Jon OFFICE, Statesville, N. C. =—-<ntonneneeseeseseerennietetnaiteeseuneseratnatvemmnantentsasiinimeameses APPLICATION FoR LETTERS or ADMINISTRATION. CLL COUNTY.—In The Superior @ourt. ttFD being sworn, doth say: late of said Counts, is dead, without lea ving any Will and v is the proper person entitled to Letters of Further, That the value of snid estate, so far as ean he * A00- BESS ESAS nereiniss AAMT Meta ee and that s = = hia Ct Fro ascertained at the date of this application, is about eekecisded areas are entitled as heirs and dist ributees thereof subscribed before me this.a.Yday) { Clerk Superior Court. OATEL OF ADMIn ISTRATOR. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, 0 > SS.-In the Superior Court: <t¢ COUNTY. | i That I helieve that..... pact ch abel died without leaving any last Will and Testamen ae that Twill well and truly administer all and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits of do solemnly swear (or affirm) c~ and a true and perfect in ventory thereof return as 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. Administrator. North carolina Superior Court Irevell County A. C. Fry, Administratrix, of John A. Fry respectfully shows to the Court,that she has qualified as administratrix of the estate of her intestate, and entered upon the duties devolv- ing upon her. That the personal property belonging to the éstate of her said intestate consist of wheat, grain, corn, flour feed stuff and mill products now situated in the Roller ill in States- ville, North Carolina, which said Mill, the intestate was opera- ting at the time of his death. That your petitioner is of the opinion that the best in- terest of said estate would be subserved, to seil the said per- sonal property at retail and private sale and thereby realize quick er and better sales. WHEREFORE, your petitioner prays the Court that she be aj- lowed as administratrix , to sell said personal property for cash by retail ,and report her proceedings and col- lections to the Honoralle Court. eat. Cclhitaga en Sworn to and oe before me this the -<* day of 1906. In the above entitled proceeding , it appearing to the satis- faction of the Court from the affidavit evove that it will be to the best advantace of the estate of Johm A. Fry, for the ;ersonal property to be sole for cash , and by retail. It is therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that A. C. Pry, Administratrix, have permission and authority of the Court to sell said » rsonal property out at retail, an for cash, and report her proceeds and collections to the Court. emer ff eet LS SD ES RS CO CoSeCe anageetl Fr y , Jo h n H 19 0 6 1 shovel 1 old Fashioned Dresser 1 Beef -aw. Sworn to and subscribed before me this the ---- day of October, 1906. — Abd fs ’ OR RE ie DA IND ree rtemnnienaaty era «elt alo ' | ‘ Statesville Township. REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS we Phe uniorsigned H. Burkey furt Liege of the Peace, and Fa aes <r a AY 7 Xx Son an_ Meese nd mmm en ran See Se wwn- = Ani ose nan - -en- - commiocioners ouly sumioned and sworn , find that there wan no al’ pro; )" f which to assircn the yvar's allows era no children under the «:e dofifieney at Three “undred Dolla ‘tive of snid estate. of November 1996. a Gr o/h av 4) TRL Shon North carotina Iredell County The following is a al property, belonging into the hands of the 1490 pounds 2600 - 24 lbs. Fmpty Bags Bags lbs. Cotton Seed Meal. Large Pully gals Engine Oil Gals. Cylinder Oil Gal. Oil Bank second hand Beltinz Loose Packing Pound Raw Nide Cords Wood Potmds Good Rye Barrels, Boxes Crates. 1 old - one horse wagon 1 nearly new 1 ov horse wagon. pitehf orks mowing scythes wheat cradle Cotton Planter set wagon harress cne }orse dix plow Cotton harrow one norse plow Grindin,; Rock. set Plow “ears ee Pp YP Ye YY PP BY RD everal old plow true and j v of John H. Fry, wo ich ust inventory of all person- has cone following additional inventory of personal property pelon sing the estate of John H. Fry, deceased, showing the anounts sold from t! i prior to return heretofore made. Live Stock Co. Mdse $30.73 To G. M. Austin, Mdse. 5.60 Mr. Swann, Mdse 1.35 “r. Dick Rumple, Mdse Henry Me Kenley, Mdse Ost. lewssee+ore~= MISO Henkel Live Stock Co., Mdse Vr. Meachun Mdse Thad Sesford , ‘dse Barron Connor Mott Mdse Steele & Son Connelly - Austin Je C. Steele & Ke Me Purdy To M. Seal To John e------- Tidse S. Sherrill J. A. Connor Ee. M. Purdy Ce Te Dobbs ----Seal Unknown Thad Loford Le He Caldwell Total AMOUNT OF SALES CONTINUED. Pew , Mdse Plyler Mdse Chester , Mdse Morton Mdse "IC CASH COLLECTED ON OLD ACCOUITTS. Fr y , Jo h n H 19 0 6 This is a true and accurate statenent of the sale of the person»l property of J. H. Fry, deceased, by the adninistratrix A. Oct. 29, 1906 Henkel Live Stock Co. 500 lb. Brand J. %. Steele & Sons 1000 lb. feed 0. Me Connelly 5 Bols Flour G. %. Kustin 3900 lb. Cotton Seed Meal 1700 Lb feed ® Statesville Brick Co. 1386 I Shorts Imperial Furniturg Pace Co. 190 1b Shorts Tf e Bost 100 lbs. Flour Fe. ™%. Purdyge 290 feed Yr 7: i: (* ~ @ « Mott 350 lb. Feed Mr. Plyler Due Bill for 2835 lb. Flow Feed 350 lb. instead Marshal Mills 100 lb. Feed Imperial Furniture Co. 10. Cds. Wood Some packing Morrison Produce & Provision 29 Bols . Flour J. F. Kagle ? Bois Flour 28.00 Foss 100 Lb. Flour 2-90 Deal BOO Lbs. Flour 10,90 Fry 400 Lbs. Flour 7.80 Barkley 200 lbs. Fiour 4.90 Rasn 100 los. Flow 2.90 Seen ee art “nam { 3d0.)>° H uy o r “A i 4 90 6 1 Srv Stewart 200 Lbs. Flour Bost 200 lbs. Flour Rash 100 lbs. Flour Fry 200 lbs. Flow Bost 100 lbs. Flow Stewart 100 Lbs Flour Bost v 100 lbs. Flour Roseman 100 los. Flour Sherrill 400 los. Flour Cutting 200 lbs. Flour Damaged Flour Z200Lhs Wacons Pitch fork 1 Clock Oil Can 1 Barrel 1 wrench 1 shoe instrument Some old Plow Points Cotton Planter mattack Green stone Shovel Scythe Flour Farrel Flour sack QO Gal. @ngine Oil Gal. cylinder Oil Belt Scoop Corn Sheller Pulley Oil Can Hammer ° Small O11 Can Bunch of Twine Bunch of Bass Bunch of Paper Bags 324 lb. bags 1 Pelt 1 wrench and chisel PR RH R RE RP RP O RR P RP RR R Re 4 lint Art $353, 3S : rhe Oo Mrs. A’. &% Fry, Zrlak gastr Gonr-;, 200 lbs. Flour 4.00 100 lhs Feed 1.25 200 lbs Cotton Seed Meal ~.86 Crds. Wood 4.50 Bbols Flour 3.25 Wagon 250 Dixie Plow e1L5 Shovel 290 hoes Fork el5 Twain sack | Box Bridle 82ws Lantern Saddle Wheat Cradle Shovel Cottm Harrow Scythe Bridle Bureau , Table and trunk 100 Rye 200 los Chicken Feed BE E PP E EE R E EN P Re w H uy o r “A l y 90 6 1 Fr y , Jo h n H 19 0 6 Credited by the following Vouchers. Walter Sloan Dec. 1, 1906 Lazenby Montgomery Haw. Co.? Oct. 6, 1906 Mack Fry for services, Dec. 1, 1906 D. A. Miller Oct. 4, 1906. Ww. C. Mills, Dec. 1, 1906 Q. D. Freeze Oct. 31, 1906 C. S- Dobbins Oct. 6 , 1906 C. & Dobbins Oct. 24, 1906. H. C. Nash Oct. 1, 1906 PF. W. Lentz Oct. 4, 1906 J. Me Plyler Oct. 26,1906 C. Caldwell Oct. 5, 1906. M. Plyler Sept 14, 1906. C. Morton a. Wize Oct. 4, 1906 S. Meacham Oct. 5, 1906 W. McKess@m Noy. 8, 1906 Chester Oct. 2, 1906. C. Dobbins Oct. 13, 1906 J. J. Mott Noy. 10, 1906 Heriott Alexander Aug. 8, 1906. Harness Vehieleé& Supply Co. Nov. 19, 1906 Harness, Vehicle & Supply Co. Oct. 1, 1906 Imperial Furniture Co. Nov. 11, 1906 K. BF. Litaker, Oct. 4, 1906 K. KF. Litaker Sept. 22, 1906. J. Ce Steele & Sons, Nov. 1, 1906 Lazenby -Montgomery Haw. Co. Mar. 5, 1906 Lazenby Montgomery Haw. CO., Aug. 1, 1906 D. S. Miller Oct. 4, 1906. R. W. Freeze Sept. 15 , 1906. Henkel Live Stock Coe, $87.60 ” 1.30 © 32.50“ 10.001 3.00” 3.00 5.00 7.50” 055 - 2.20 “ 3.50 10.00 - 2.40 “ 5.20 2.00 » 30.90 © 1.20 ” 4.40 “ 5.00” 39.60 v 1.00~ 2.70” 20.00 31.25 2.00” 2.00” 5.40 ” 4 Walter Sloan July 1, 1906 Le C. Caldwell _ Dece 29, 1906 mn dr, Yap, ALe giver. \puAarticesr CFC. 9 Sho ml Gb - Gr blu. 8 ptfag om A %° 27 : Tali Leeteurimisty VETS Fr y , Jo h n H 19 0 6 Cov Ty. tretrix of amd 280} t 1x dministratrix rt of rred the direc in 4 His interest bazf. lot her livided necessar paid com Gi Y on, ba the said death, intestate was seiza following described reel eatate. nefter set fi v ini ng 5-3, 4 therefrom, is, ma survivine rrison . one Vvears lend o- Seed » CAu tai is @;;, 0inted Mrs ss ie e Rr ae 9 admi e maketh oath linistretrix, th ath that bhe f y Che plaintst? orec 4 ; te lease drkees regoing petition is ahove naned ‘ept as to: oo i de: te te) Bb eEtters $! “ ier own kn puerein § : ui: KTIOW © ein stated upon 4 , W 1 information ule mM and he a and arg to to those sh: , . ne true. this the 9 a: ae a M or iOrreeagys - 92907 : North Carolina # In the Superior Court, Iredell County # Before the Clerk, C, Fry, administratrix of nm Pry, deceased, Lottie Morrison and her husband E. B, Morrison, William Fry, Joseph Fry, Sebie Fry and Mack Fry, heirs at law and distributees of J, H. Fry, deceased, To the Honorable the Superior Court of Irecell County:— The defendants, Lottie Morrison and her husband E, B, Morrison, William Fry, Joseph Fry and Sebie Fry, heirs at law and Gistributees of J, H. Fry, deceased, answering the petition filed in this proceeding by A. C. Fry, sdministratrix of J, H, Fry, deceased, allege:~ Firsti- That the defendants admit that A, C. Fry was appoint- od administratrix of J, H, Pry, deceased, sometime in the year 1906; put they deny that said administratrix at once entered upon the dis- charge of the duties imposed upon her by law, or that she has dis-— charged the same, Seecond:= That as to the allegations of the First paragraph of said petition, these defendants deny the same, Third:- That as to the sllegations contained in the seco peragraph of said petition these defendants do not deny that the sum of $806.00 has come into the hands of saic administratrix from the personal estate of said intestate; but these defendants do deny that said amount is all that did come or should have come into the hands of said administratrix; and these defendants allege that a much larger amount did come or. should have come into the hands of said administratrix as assets from the personal estate of said in- testate, That as to the allegations in said paragraph as to the application of said assets, these defendants have no knowledge or information sufficient to enable them to form & belief as to the truth thereof, and therefore deny the same, And they expressly deny that said assets after the disbursement of the $300.00 to the widow of intestate as shown by said settlement and commissions on the same, were applied to the payment of debts for which said estate is lepally liable, and demand proof, Third Fourth:—- That the allegations of the EmuKXK pararraph are admitted, Fifth:— @ allegations of the Fourth paragranvh are admitted, Sixth:- That the sllegations of the Fifth paragraph are not true and the same are denied, Further answering said petition these defendants allege:- (1) That the said A, C, Pry, administratrix as aforesaid has failed to file an inventory of the personal property of said in- testate as required by law; that that which purports to be an inven— tory by said administratrix filed in this court and of record, is irregular and incomplete and is not a true and complete inventory of the personal estate of said intestate; that there is considerable personal property which came or should have come into the hands of said administratrix, not contained in said inventory nor in any in- ventory filed by her. (2) That whatx purports to be a settlement of said ammin- istratrix filed in this Court and of record and referred to in said petition, is irregular, incomplete and false and doas not contain & true and accurate statement of the amounts received or that should have been received by said administratrix, and does not contain ka true and accurate statement of the disbursefents made by said admin- istratrix; that the disbursements upon whst BaRReEsFkZ purports to be debts as shown by said sottlement were not made in the payment of debts for which the estate of said intestate is or was liable; that the disbursement of $300.00 to said administratrix as the widow of said intestate and the allowance to her of commissions thereon as shown by said settlement, is unauthorized Dy law and is a fraud upon the rights of these defendants, (3) That many of the pretended claims made against said astate and shown to have been paid by said administratrix in said ottloment are false and not a legal charge upon said estate, estate (4) That the personal maxzzmkx of said intestate is amply sufficient to pay all valid indebtedness against said estate and the costs and charges of administration, and a4 sale of said land is not necessary for said purpose, Wherefore, these defendants pray:-— (1) That the sale of said land be not decreed as in said petition; (2) That the Court require the said administratrix to file a twue and perfect inventory of the personal estate of said + intestate as required by law subject to the inspection of these defend— ants; (3) That said pretended settlement of said administra- trix be set aside and that said administratrix be required to exhibit pefore the Court the several pretended vouchers upon which she has paid out the assets of said estate to the end that the Court may Vv IV examine into the correctness thereof: (4) That the Court set a day for s hearing upon the ; Bia such raised by this answer, and for other and further relief as issues in law and equity these defendants 7% y ae a aaee recover, eK /U@fo Lp for Defendants, one of the aforesaid defendants J the foref#oing answer is true to his knowledge, being sworn says that except as to those matters and things therein alleged upon informa- tion and belief, and as to those matters, hd believes it to be true, ; : . se # Ax : f Sworn to and subscribed before es Le 4 JIA Ca me this the 11th day of March 1907, a : C- Pa - fe er a f= de adh ie boc. L hil Superior Court, North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County Before the Clerk A.C.¥ry, Administratrix of J.H.¥Fry. vs Order of Sale. Lottie Morrison and others. This cause coming on to be heard upon the petition of A.C. .Fry, administratriz and being heard and it appearing to the court that the personal estate of J.H.¥ry, deceased, is insufficient to pay his debs and the tharges of administration; It is therefore ordered and decreed that the lands described and specified in said petition be sold, in order to pay so much of said debts and charges as.the personal estate may be insufficient to discharge. It is further ordered and decreed that A.C.Fry be and shei is hereby appointed a commissioner to sell the land at the Court House door of Iredell County to the highest bidder for cash, first advertising the same for thirty days in some news paper published in Iredell County and the said commissioner shall report her proce d ings in the premises to this court within ten days from the date of sale. This cause is retained for further orders. Novemher 19th 1907 Coe Clerk Superior Court H uy o r *A l 4 90 6 1 North Carolina In the Superior Couer Tredell County Before the Clerk A.°.Fry, administratriz vs Lottie Morrison and others This cause coming on to be heard and it appemming to the court, tha Mack Fry is a minor under twenty one years of age, withour general ortestamentary guardian, and that his interests should be protected and it appearing that W.G.Lewis is a suitable and proper person to represent his interest; It is therefore ordered by the court that W.G.,;ewis be and he & is hereby appointed guardian ad litem to represent the interest of the said wack Fry. — Clerk Superior Court In the above entitled cause , as Guardian ad Litem for wack Fry, I have carefully investigated the petition filed forthe sale of land in which he is intersted, to make assets, and find that it is to the test interests that said sale be had to discharge the estate of all debts aminst it, I therefore join in the petition as prayed pide cide i Gin A i November 19th L907 Guardian ed Litem North Carolina the Superior Court Iredell County necember 23rd 1907 A.C.Pry, Administratrix of J.H.¥Fry. vs Report of Sale. Lottie Morrison and others. To, James A. Hartmess, Esq, Your Commissioner would reepectfully show that pursuant to an order to her directed in the above entitled proceeding, after due advertisement according to law, she exposed the land describe’ in the petition to ssle to the highest bidder for cash at the Court House Door in Iredell County on the 23rd day of ~ccember. 1967, when and where L.(.Caldwell became the last and high- est bidder at the priee of Two Hundred Dollars and complied with the LZ Te ales om Commissioner. a, LC Cne P24 terms of sale. 4 A. C . F r y , Ad m r of J. f . Fr y Vs Lo t t i e Mo r r i s o n et al Re p o r t of Sa l e . Fi l e d ne c of - a 1 9 0 7 (a e s eg Mt < ha t e d wr ? Fr y , Jo h n H 19 0 6 North Carolina In the Superior Court. Iredell County Before the Clerk. A.C. Fry, Administratrix of JH. Pry CONFIRMATION OF Oo a Ty R 2 VSe Lottie Morrison, et al . This cause coming on to be heard, and it appearing that the said A.C. Fry, commissioner, appointed by the Court to sell lands described in the petition , the plaintiff on the 23rd day of December, 1907, sold at public aucsiion to 1.0. Caldwell the land described in petition, at tt»? price of $200, cash, and ssid sale appearing to be just and reas- one.tle, and the terms therefore, having been complied with; It is THEREFORE, ordered that the same be and is, in all respects confirmed, and that the said A.C. Fry, con- missioner, as aforesrid, won the payment of the purchase money, shall apply a sufficiency of the proceeds therefore, payment of such debts and charges for administrating , personal estate may have heen insufficient to dis- charge, after first deducting the costs of this suite If any surplus shall remain, after the payment of said debts and charges, the same is to be considered as real- estate, and is to be disposed of by the administrator of said estate, among such persons as may have been entitled to the land , according to law. It is furticr ordercd, ties Upon tues payment of tne purchase money, and every por herefoy the said A.C. Fry, commissiorer, as aforesaid , execute and deliver to the purchaser the deed for seid land. , i Sl le 41 TEL Clerk of the Superior Court of Jane 1908. a i a ar) ne ae TRANSCRIPT OF JUDGMENT.—p,; rinted and for sale at The Landmark Job Offices, Statesville, N. 2-25-'06-1in. sae ‘ ceed (IREDELL Y n Justicre’s @ourt, @nunty. / ; SAA a “ al ie noe Inrafy | TRANSCRIPT OF JUDGMENT. Plaintiff ..... Mas AC Gey. Advwe f veto, Pe Gs CARLTON, KM Pr, 1 CERTIFY that the foregoing is a true T in said action by me. “TERM scons %...&8.....day of ranseript from my Docket of the Judement Justice of the Peace, | ad _l i | = a “TI 4 - — ° _ s — 90 6 1 RAILROAD E'LouR MILIs, J. H. FRY, PROPRIETOR, Manufactures Flour, Mexl and Feed Stufl STONE GROUND MEAL A SPECIALTY Phour 178. Llalesvilte, : I C, IC & & WM. ANDERSON, Preer. W.E. MOFFATT, V.-Prest. . W. EB. McELROY, Src. anp T THE 2, PARK MANUFACTURING CoMPANY, HAND 4 MANUFACTURERS OF tne AND BELT (4... i POWER | ELEV sd LIiGur CASTINGS h / OF ALY. if sr KINDS A | ——~a97. \, \ ‘ I SPECIALTY . N " Ay oémMiinED BOILER FEED PUMP AND HEATER. Pas N.C. JAN 19 1906 190 i L SOLD TO X as ORDER No. ITS, aa oie ulna “ “ae CoH ito ve “ek sco + +PAIl D< JAN 206 1906 THE PARK MFG. CO, Lele WEbon gp ee avd, OUR RESPONSIBILITY TERMINATES WITH DELIVERY OF GOODS TO COMMON CARRIER. H u y o r ‘A i 90 6 1 2 Lillian Ll, OH /- él-ge Vo Ylucresek | Ls a Terms C224. Bar Arer gerenee SSF oa - | . ‘ . ' Yo /- 2%" eg 3 Fr y , Jo h n H 19 0 6 RAILROAD ELouR MILs, J. H. FRY, PROPRIETOR, Manufartures Flour, Meal and Heed Siufl STONE GROUND MEAL A SPECIALTY Phone 178. Hlalesuille, ; ft GC, Tl + = — ° _ = = 90 6 1 “Tl | - — ° _ s x 90 6 1 ) Siatosuille, WE, JM meer or RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS J.-H. FRY, PROPRIETOR, MANUFACTURES FLourR, MEAL AND FRED Srurr STONE GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONE 1738. C) \ t — r AAS be \ H wy o r “A 1 4 90 6 1 I + ~ — o = 3 x 90 6 1 J. T. MONTGOMERY, President, L. B. PATTERSON? Vice President. L. K. LAZENBY, Treas. & Gen. Mgr. Slaleswille MN. G. AP} ote 5 M. b Fi Df, A. a as fae MAY 1-1 ly U 6 Bought 6t, AVu i- 190 LAZENBY-MONTGOMERY HARDWARE CO. INCORPORATED. Successors to Thomas Hardware Co. Wholesale and Retail Hardware Merchants. PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES. STOVES AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, \ Ae os ano (5-0. Poaclonaaa 14. } i na 4 SO 4/ / AK Ae ‘ae Ps ; , cs Bor [i LD fuze Med | cc -1 411 ' ‘" / 7 yy w 4s 4 yt pr a Oe oe i ete e Ce AY » / 3 « Lie Pt0Ai~ +9 a” Qe aise ‘ / —<F, Je Ti MONTGOMERY, President. L. B. PATTERSON) Vice President. L. K, LAZENBY, Treas. & Gen. Mgr. Slateswille, N C__ * AM. —490_.. Bought of LAZENBY-MONTGOMERY HARDWARE CO. INCORPORATED. Successors to Thomas Hardware Co, Wholesale and Retail Hardware Merchants. PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES. STOVES AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. re A A ei a) / eee 210k, YP de i a ia Cntbedn, IP. GRA Jaan, / Qxr'g ges. Oo 1 ORY, T2142 / lL Misaki 4 th // / A. BM AV ide 2 fu d_oW t. 4@) te 2 £ p, —23- Os'Q p “ _>s" WAL H uy o s “A r 4 90 6 1 Fr y , Jo h n H 19 0 6 J. T. MONTGOMERY, President. Yi i ND 6 L. B. PATTERSON) Vice President. y L. K. LAZENBY, 7. cas. ‘& dun. Mgr. tateswille, . Chane aie of LAZENBY-MONTGOMERY HARDWARE Co. INCORPORATED. Successors to Thomas Hardware Co. ia Wholesale and Retail Hardware Merchants. PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES. STOVES AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. a ‘ _— 2 neue Ae ERR aa ‘ty 7 | 42274042 SNN%Z we AAA, wos = 6 sé Dra. oP Ie Yk © eck. ie, A+ AA A wr ju . WwW ,: be h - Sta. 4-1-1172 Ft - hv \ < 7d q m " , / Pr. fe Der ia” ie! ~ M uv pe re for krbians 14h ” 1 a/ etn b Cdn Z< we Baa, ae on al 1 hte $A) hairy Mv / Thy Chis a f jm Tes PO bis Meike, /( ” GY pow Le time ee Fa: Fr y , Jo h n H 19 0 6 7 Shohoul, Dy G6, vovewror RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS. J. H. GRY, PROPRIETOR, MANUFACTURES E‘LoUR, MEAL AND FEED STUFF. STONE GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONE 178. TI > =“ — ° s s = 90 6 1 F r y , J o h n H. 19 0 6 a Shy leinlle, MN 6. : oo M sor RAILROAD PLOUR NILLS J. H. FRY, PROPRIETOR, MANUFACTURES EM LouR, MEAL AND FEED Srurr. STONE GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONE. 178. TI 5 Pp aad ° — 2 3 joo 90 6 1 , Sor lesvrlle, a bh, ; M povow or RAT-ROAB FLOUR MILIS J. H. PRY, PROPRIETOR, MANUFACTURES F'Lour, MRAL AND FEED Srurr STONE GROUND TA BLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONE 178, "Tl 5 ‘< — ° > s = 90 6 1 ~y = “<¢ — ° = s a 90 6 1 STATEMENT We ale Ps ; Stutect ” To ee ae FLOUR MILLS, pr. Y, Proprietor. Whshiclaanone’ A RE tes at Sone Ground Table Meal] a ae PHONE 178, wien Sto Balance eas per la: st statement — | Fa. Mdse. a: sper bill re ynele ee Oe <a Z- ‘ee ; “S L 4 1 UN O H A W I A L ‘H S V O ‘s h “A L I V I O “ d d S V IV O W WI A W V L GN Q O A D Y AN O L S — wM L O L S Ca YT ON V TW A Y T ‘M O O T SC M O L o O V a A N ‘A O L A I M d O a d ‘A W A ‘H H ‘r ST W YA O T d GY O N T I h = ~~ om A Yu r y . / IN ACCOUNT WITH H. C. NASH, DEALER IN FRESH MEATS OYSTERS, FISH and GAME IN SEASON | a ae \~ | > ~! _ a he | | Laalesille NE. eH is’ 10, ak SM” iad (A cue mete” RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS - FRY, PROPRIETOR, : > MANUFACTURES E"LoUR, MEAL AND FEED STUFF. STONE GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONE 178. H uy o g “A l y 90 6 1 J.C. STEELE. Prest W.O.TYRNER, Vice Prest D.A.MILLER, Secy & Treas E.M.PURDY, Supt "Tl — — — ° — = ple 90 6 1 . Lin, XS, povarr or RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS. J. H. FRY, PROPRIETOR, MANUFACTURES E'LOUR, MEAL AND HEED STUFF. STONE GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONE 178. TI — e — ° = 3 = 90 6 1 Railroad Fiour M J. H. FRY, PROPRIETOR MANUFACTURERS OF FLOUR, MEAL AND FEED STUFF STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY TELEPHONE 178 pee ee e Bia ge 1 “TI = ~ Oe ° > s = 90 6 1 ~ ~Slatewill, NE. M povewor RA[L,ROAD FLOUR MILLS. J. HW. FRY, PROPRIETOR, MANUFACTURES Frottr,. MEAL AND FEED STUFF. STONE GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONE 178. | be cn Sd rn STATEMENT Mik FO To RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, p-. ~*~ J. H. FRY, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. Stone-Ground Table Meal a Specialty. PHONE 17. TI = we oe ° _ s x= 90 6 1 STATEMENT ain Tt DO tesa crock cane sales. To RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, pr. J. H. FRY, Proprietor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stiff. Stone-GroundT able Meal a Specialty. | PHONE 378. my Aes AL LCE LExX SN ‘LIT of TAR WAcrg 4) oe ey ad & } A) ice ae ; yy ce n ‘~ STATEMENT Stateonile M GE. OO i To RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS, p:. J. H. FRY, Propetetor. Manufacturers of Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff. Stone-Ground Table Meal a Specialty. PHONE 178, “Ti “4 = So = 3 je 9 0 6 1 JC. STEELE. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT C.M. STEELE H.O.STEELE ( B LR. fe da een ftxwe 2-@. fer ZC ‘ae. i > : MANUFACTURERS OF BRICK MACHINERY, AND ALL KINDS OF BRICK YARD SUPPLIES. Herewith we hand you Statement of your Account, for which we would be pleased to have remittance. Not hearing from you by we will draw at for Priore nn i ae ee ae MINTELY STATEMENT. ae Voss de, Mb W/Z WES In ACCOUNT Uf ome ie ea wl We render statements for alt bitle DUE or NOT pataereridn wt This te NOT a demand for bills NOT DUE. If for any reason you do not wish to have us draw on you LOT Ponrncnenerrennnnnenery pleasse Let us know and oblige. Yours respectfully, IMPERIAL FURNITURE MFG CO. MINTHLY STATEMENT. fave Ke Ley We render statements for all bille DUE or NOT DUE as per our Ledger. This ite NOT a@ demand for bills NOT DUE. Tf for any reason you do not wish to have U8 Araw ON YOu cecerescececoorerersesneseessesesserseneesereesssneeeesenne TOP $n eaevrnvenrnnneneney Please let us know and oblige. Yours respectfully, IMPERIAL FURNITURE M’F’G CO. } Statesville, N. C. ee . ow” . ie ov Bought of LY i Wa STATESVILLE DRUG COMPANY Prescriptionists TELEPHONE 80 , _ L. W. MACKESSON, See’y & Treas. 74 A. P. BARRON, President W. T. NICHOLSON, Vice-President J. A. CONNER, Secretary and Treasurer q 2 dy 7 s STATESVILLE, N. C., ————BOUGHT OF — The Harness, Vehicle and Supply Co. DEALERS IN Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Collars, Buggies, Wagons and Horse Goods LAP ROBES, WHIPS and STOCK FOOD / fF) f “— % fo f a sev ia B-L— Ee r ~~ "Tl = “< — ° > s = 90 6 1 Fr y , Jo h n H 19 0 6 aa Railroad Flour Mills J. H. FRY, PROPRIETOR MANUFACTURERS OF FLOUR, MEAL AND FEED STUFF STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY TELEPHONE 178 ‘ Katesuil, W estan. iy Mowe eel ¢ i Ve - i, Cir u or = 4 Be tee he ee at ASD om SE yee ABBserate Mb oon, 080 CU Ce ne. Wa claus on ‘o [por pad AC tll, Orne CUT e Lbuk. (ot hte vt TI + we a ° s = ke 90 6 1 i U i | ' i Y ' Fr y , Jo h n H. 19 0 6 = Faia. ASE. a. oe pwr or RAILROAD FLOUR MILLS. ‘ J. H. FRY, PROPRIETOR, MANUFACTURES E‘LouR, MEAL AND FEED STuFE. STONE GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. TELEPHONE 178, i on a | Slaiewille, N 6. | EN Boustt of JW, NICHOLSON & CO. UNDERTAKERS TERMS: CASH. And Undertaker’s Supplies 118 East Broad St. / ft Koil, ak | nies lf ‘r SS i ne “TI - Me — ° > = rahe 90 6 1 a (ot tn HE fuel Tire e © ” ° e roe "Ti “4 oo ° a s oo 90 6 1 £9 Ol Pre Aeleeralh y Pribret gp rad Zen Bt macshang Ri Gace 7 ct fa frame oa 5 My 7 Salt TI + re) — ° s Ss pe 90 6 1 i] . Je a (= spill aceanisemagsiiiililiatt Cc stl “i ae OC COperler _.» being 4 ly sworn say, that Ca the amomt paid to me ‘by Mrs. A. C. Pry, Administratrix, et the )ands of weck ¥Wry, is a true and accurate amo nt paid to me in settle- w 6f the claims arvainst the estate sft: H, Pry rorn to and subscribeg before me this the Mania day a 1997. "Tl | = — ° = s = 90 6 1 Gabeswille, WN. > a __ AW Le DEALER IN HEAVY AND FANCY enemas. PRODUCE, ETc. SHOES A SPECIALTY. TERMS, CASH. t TELEPHONE 284. 13 Fn Jie ‘4 | 42 the amount paic to me by Mra. fe Ce Fry, Adminietratrizy true and accurate amount paid to me in of Yack ,Fry, is a ef the claim acanst the estate of Te “es wry. MS til (2 _tadvbte YW t Spe ed te 4 Ce ey Thats UY eter eon b bred Ue flere: al ruekicrg @, - a, eaeore, t Qo. IAL Soa, c ATi ak Fi Kacedl 2: eat Jy Syiy rar pon - 29 a Poe ee Fhr- ft ea Lice . Lt - AMay. Chee ¢ Clumsy Ut bak Caner Lie Ltd a erty CLA LS Ce Atay 3 thud Mice - (Hac, / 45 0 srg tbe Anetta Ql KA Lee? Ine Fire 3 Mary ff. MM (Etec # ao =~ rn 88y, that Adninissratrix, st the arionnt iA me 4 © -% rr is a true and accurne anoint paid to me in sate nae @: f , ‘ ir AG ” Nis tt n ° tne eaLla Oe of ce lie 2 Fierent of os avadnet th i ry — omennenen~ Sworn to and subsecr ped vefore me this the 44. day of AMibefs.1.9. ON! Sivan. ee , en ee ee : ; 4 j 8 I st j Mm Q ef Biz ty vein: duly sworn say, that the a amount paid to me by rie. Ae a. Pry, Administratrix, at the hands of Mack pry, is a true and accurate anommt paid to me in settlenent of the élaim against the estate of J. ‘le Frys eT Vetere git nae . Sworn to and subscribed before me this the btn day of «-«w--- ---,1997. duly sworn saz 7" r ¥ le * ¢y 4 fry, Adminictretrix at ands of rue and accurate amo} inv ve settlement 2inst the este ae ao LAE befo thi stay ef b 1907, ci-cilec aea Stirs = 0, -—— —— oe } ee A ee Darr eee amount pai Va rer 4 fed iministratrix, at the e ii tlement ot the claims arainst the estate Of vs i rr ve int / J @ Unde J.Lo. Whordedc.... worn 0 ana this ‘tne Je. CLS Seat aes /] ~ a ..¢ beline duly sworn say, tome by Mrs. A. ©. Fry, Administratrix, at the Pry, is a true and accurate snomt paid to me in settlement 5% wWainst the estate of J. t winaailiia ee cad ) OX tee Mo eee i) at the amount pald to me in sett Pw Xe Fry, » / heify duly sworn say, thet she by Vree Ae -« Pry, Administratrix, &t the hands 4 true and securate amount paid to ne in aetilenent , he elaim aca nst the estate of ©. Ne Fry. » and aubscribed before rhea- 4 dnt t --C hea...) /] Nauta tratrix ’ MOU, Ac he La eda ory ‘ 4 hein: duly aworn say, tha ies Aqninistratrix, At the hands accurate mpomt paid to me in settlement » Yry ‘7 4 Sworn to and subserihed before me thin the tlie day of Attag.-$y 9, LAW OFFICE OF L.C. CALDWELL 2 a 3}: eee # pales “Exc of op Wives aC. S~y ern op yeh My, Tere Botta ~ tu FO bw ee ie oo of, sor, _ ia tbs prey , a. e Lol Ju ce: i WA 4 PY SO nein dy sworn aay, that the amount paid tome by ‘raeA. %. Pry, Aeminirtratrix, at°the hands of ‘ack,Pry, 1a a true and acenrate enount paid tome in set: lement of the claim acdnst the eatate or J. \. Pry. Tt tt tt ttt + neta tt Sworn to and aubseribed befo: + me this the += 4 y of S625 “ame 1907. aan o*." J.VAN LINDLEY, Presivent G. A. Grimsiey, Or. E.R. Mi P.H. HANES, Vice Pr Leen. BATTLE, r, R. E. Forster, Actuary Cc. C. TAYLor, AGENCY Cinecror THE SECURITY LIFE Anp ANNUITY COMPANY ICHAUX, Meoicar Oinecror €0. Dinector EGAL Counser MUTUAL, LEGAL RESERVE GUARANTY CAPITAL, $100,000.00 WALTER E. SLOAN , Oistaicr AGENT * STATESVILLE. N. C., Glass ta) Malan te cevecl a7 Dre MOP, ' Nh reneghe ; Frwy. Cue Akin 2k, ne agennk Fh Lele le ij pe tg Kad, 67 whey FE <a Leto a Catlaccee Bl Ae Zz Scr, fw. 74 Vn --Clars Ce cf Aero f - SAH VA bdank AGL Ine Paths) — p> ileal OL SH nee (7) ry 4 J ¢ TI “3 < —— ° _ =} ws 90 6 1 Th e He n k e l Li v e St o c k Co m p a n y . Statesville, N. @,O 7? ¥ 790 / 4) ) fw Ym & © PY , Cw ‘Received from a ; = aay 7 2 lO ct . eee \ Dollars 4a on Note No. THE HENKEL LIVE STOCK CO. $e Ler i] I Se ee ee ne A A Ot it i i te ta het -—-ee-ene = 1 LA A LLL RENE =e = teen ee Railroad Flour Mills 4 J. H. FRY, PROPRIETOR MANUFACTURERS OF FLOUR, MEAL AND FEED STUFF STONE-GROUND TABLE MEAL A SPECIALTY TELEPHONE 178 Slatesville, N We 4a i. 4 os a. ) Ss OOO OffTOO0 OOD BOOLUDDO0t atone 16 fr 190£ i ea aN 1S cera eer eT TTT On or before the.«......... day of ....4 promise to pay THE HARNESS, VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO., or order, the sum of , <. Dollars, with interest from date at the rate of ‘ paid, negotiable and payable at.........seessesereeeeeerrrens eisnes afanss anger hv csutcbagisvanvcohirenanee eats ssNs sdadeaviiouteess¥ cious This note is for the purchase of..Qaia hn safle Sci feivnn teeta a eee ale lo lohan s00s whe soaene GieveccsccsccecccseuUvscscesescenscesssesssscecews fer ssssetemmesseoeecghh the title of which remains in ‘fend HARNESS, VEWICLE & Suppty Co., or order, until the whole be paid. Value received, Witness hand ankdjseal this, J The undersigned principal and endorsers iy this note, which is filled up before signing, waive demand, notice and protest thereof. x NS ls i ini 1 ons cnddoed deavenebbauianacexadel LAnee \. 0. > > > Seales, VW C24 6 ye Rervited ows 5 | Gn... 6 e Dolders Fon Pe HA R D W A R E ME R C H A N T S . Lazenby-Montgomery Hardware Co. Per ele OO ities ‘ La z e n b y - m o n t g o m e r y Ha r d w a r e C I a a cae a i i i i i ee SS | H uy o r “A r y 90 6 1 a f SA Co f On or before the day Of CITER.....ceccseeee 190%..., promise to pay THE HARNESS, VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO., or order, the sum of the title of which remains in Tuk HARNESS, VEHICLE & Supety Co., or order, until the whole be paid. Value received, \ \ Witness.ciiccescsecces. han The undersigned principal /p d seal this............ day of d endorsers of this note, which is filled up before signing, waive demand, notice and protest thereof. ~ No / ATCUE oie ae De ccares : ”) dovenneigh sedges ldcuel daca cpuneeseieis make es aan a (SEAL. ) | y wwe = ‘ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 —___ ry Hardware Co. . Or rr eee Lazenby-Mon —— Per. J bed Jom = oe eo Pret y J KR ‘S L N V H O U S I W 3Y v M a Y V H { ‘9 es e m p s e y As a w o S j u 0 w - A q u e z e y q 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4q 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I I I ge be e r rr r e w e r e r r e r e r e r r r r r w e k Fr y , Jo h n H 19 0 6 "Tl + S< — ° = os a0) 90 6 1 aN AT | VALUE RECEIVED gee : Sasa beatll Wpilic. o° . a ie , Wats \! —“S., J Pi 190_& : a 0 La Ea 7 QU% __ PROMISE TO PAY f TO THE ORDER OF : a Or SAN. DOLLARS WITH eh SIX PER CENT\PER ae FROM @235) XN LRAS fe. AQ J ev xh o at e ag Y/ o e Me l g i i m e Bb 2 Ot i c , a a Fa ao Lt Oy Se r r as BA 22 oa ? a P ‘F E Fr y , Jo h n H 19 0 6 Me e Sp e PE P ae uo s m e y 6 Ar y i oe oo | GUARDIAN OATH.— Printed and for sale at Harrell’s Cheap Job Office, Henderson, N. C. Sete ee nanan eee heehee teen eeetnat tert natieetteetnettnetnactuattastarttaatheniasssasreastuaenastnennnetin ee Aaete ee wet terteeteentvetteetteeteettee teats ceteseseentes a North Carolina, ys poy INTY. State A. Jt,@ t+ clo , do solemnly swear z } + IN THE PROBATE COURT. J AttaWw lw Y, diligently receive and improve all the estate of |i: il iy and make due ve 7. of the sume ae to law, Sworn and subscribed hefore me Le the Lge Jo r day of Jley, 187 - WeGy PROBAT “JUDGE. "ag ik OATH OF GUARDIAN, uo s m e y ‘A r y we, ‘ We fo oe oo esd ss ee f ae ds 24 RF. ia Vie Lz. Ate. Peitagsagl oe (a. exe a had | | Cs | Cae 40 ieee Gf fo rc£KXe ce 7 Chet or teia Le ee: V7 ox ae Ce Lec Cece lee | JO6?ttn cle 090. wap Siig a. f? pcoo —* 6. 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