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Monroe County, Missouri, Probate Records:  Volume 1 Pages 3-6

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Monroe County, MO
Probate Records
Volume 1 (1835-1872)
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Page 3
County Court Held Dec 3d 1833

Dec. 3rd
On the 3rd day of Decr 1833 court met in pursuance to adjournment. Present
Reese Davis &
Edward Dawvell(?) - Justice of said court
County of Monroe Missouri
     An instrument of wrighting purporting to be the Last will of John McKainey
dec'd was produced in Court and proven by the oaths of Phillip Williams and G M
Br__er two of the subscribing witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded.

The bond of Margaret McKanvey, Robert McKaney, James H. Smith and William K
____dall as executor of the Estate of John McKawey Deceased with Wesley Hill and
James Pogue as their securitites in the final sum of six thousand dollars was
submitted to the Court and approved and ordered to be intered on ____ and it is
further ordered that the clerk of said Court grant letters to said Executors in
vacation.


County Court May Term AD 1835

Now at this day came William K.Van___dall one of the executors of the estate of
John McKinney deceased and eshibited to this Court the first annual settlement
of the estate of the said deceased and the Court having entirely examined the
same with the vouchers and find it to be correct therefore the same is approved
of b the Court and ordered to be entered of record in settlement book as
required by law and therefore the executors of said estate is discharged from
making my further settlements as executors as aforesaid until the February Term
of said Court 1836.
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Page 4
County Court Held Dec 23, 1833, Adjourned Term
Margaret McKamey, James H. Smith and William K. Vana__dall thereof the executors
of John McKamey dec'd personally approved in open court and produced and
Inventory of the estate of said deceased whereupon the foregoing executors
qualified in open court to said inventory and it is ordered that the same be
filed.


County Court May Term 1836

On motion of William K. Vanarsdall Co executors of the estate of John McKamey
deceased it is ordered by the Court that said exr. of said deceased be and they
are hereby exhonorated from making their second annual settlement of said
estate.

County Court August Term 1837

Now at this day came William K Vanarsdall one of the executors of John McKamey
deceased and submitted to the court his final settlement of the estate of said
deceased which was seen by the court and inspected with the vouchers and found
to be correct and approved of and ordered to be entered of record and the
executors of said deceased is exhonorated from making any further settlement of
said estate.
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Page 5
County Court Oct 5th 1857
Be it remembered that a paper or instrument of writing purporting to be the last
will of Pleasant M Burgess was this day presented to the Court for probate and
thereupon personally appeared in open Court George Gleene and William A Penn the
subscribing witnesses to said will being by me of the Court first duly sworn the
said George Glenn deposes and says that the said Pleasant M Burgess the Testator
subscribed the same in his presence and published the said will or instrument of
writing as his last will and the said W A Penn deposes and says that the said
Pleasant M Burgess the Testator either subscribed the same in his presence or
declared that he had subscribed the same and published the said will or
instrument of writing as his last will and each of said deponents further depose
that the said P M Burgess the Testator was at the time of publishing his last
said will of sound mind and more than twenty one years of age and that they the
said deponents attested said will as witness thereto by subscribing their names
to the same in the presence of said Testator and at this request which proof is
deemed by the Court sufficient to establish said Will.

In vacation Monroe County Court October 17th1857

On motion of Robert M Burgess who entered into and executed Bond to the state of
Missouri in the Sum of twenty four thousand dollars with Wesley Wilson and
Marcus Poage and Sanford Wilson as securities, Letters testamentary are granted
him on the estate of Pleasant M Burgess deceased and Joseph H Fox and Levi
Shortridge named as witnesses to assist in opening and examining the money books
and papers of said deceased and making an inventory thereof as required by law.
Attest
W N Penn clerk

Monroe County Court November 4th 1857

The Bond of Robert M Burgess as executor of Pleasant M Burgess deceased which
was taken by the clerk of this Court in vacation was this day examined and
approved and ordered to be filed.
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Page 6
County Court Dec 7th 1857

Wills & Burnett   Plaintiff
Against } Exhibition of a demand
Robert M Burgess   Executor of the last Will of Pleasant M Burgess deceased
Defendant
     Now at this day came as well one of the Plaintiffs as the said Executor and
the necessity of a written motion being waived and the account being sworn to
and proven in open Court the same is by the Court allowed in the 5th class of
debts against said Estate for twelve dollars and eighty cents and all costs
hereon expended.

W E Spalding   Plaintiff
Against } Exhibition of a demand
Robert M Burgess Executor of the last will of Pleasant M Burgess deceased
Defendant
     Now at this day come as the well the Plaintiff by his agent as the said
Executor and the necessity of a written motion being waived and the account
being sworn to and proven in open court the same as by the court allowed in the
3d class of debts against said estate for twenty dollars and all cost herein
expanded.

Hendricks & Co.  Plaintiffs
Against } Exhibition of a demand
Robert M Burgess Executor of the last Will of Pleasant M Burgess deceased
Defendant
Plaintiff     Now at this day comes as well the Plaintiff as the said executor
and the neccessity of a written motion being waived and the account being sworn
to and proven in open court the same is by the Court allowed in the 5th class of
debts against said Estate for eighty six dollars and eighty cents of all costs
herein expended.

George W Moss  Plaintiff
Against } Exhibition of a demand
Robert M Burgess  Executor of the last will of Pleasant M Burgess Dec'd
Defendant
     Now at this day came as well the Plaintiff as the said Administrator and
the neccessity of a written notice being waived in open court  and the account
being sworn to and proven the sae is by the court allowed in the 2nd class of
Debts against said Estate for Twenty Eight Dollars and all cost herein expended.
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Transcribed by Sharon Hamilton from microfilm.  Although I did my best to be 
accurate, there undoubtedly are errors.  Please check the original if there are 
any questions.