The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-27

transcript of the docket or journal entries,
and of the order, decision or decree appeal
ed FROM which shall be filed with the clerk
of the court of common pleas, on or before
the second day of the term of said court
next after an undertaking is given, as herein
before provided, by the person appealing
and the appeal shall thereupon be consider
ed perfected The original papers, pertain
ing to the cause, may be used upon the trial,
or hearing, in the court of common pleas.
Sec. 6. When an appeal is taken as here
inbefore provided, by any person as execu-
tor, administrator or guardian, who has
given bond as such in this State, no under
taking shall be required from such executor,
administrator or guardian.
Sec. 7. Upon the decision of any cause,
appealed to the court of common pleas, the
clerk of said court shall make out an au-
thenticated transcript of the order, judgment
and proceedings OF said court therein and
shall file the same with the probate Judge,
ings therea after shall be the same as if such
order, judgment and proceedings, had been
had in the probate court.
Sec. 8. The following books shall be
kept by the probate court, and blank books
for the purpose shall be procured by the
county auditor, at the expense of the
county:
lst. A criminal record in which shall be
made fair and accurate entry of all crimi-
nal actions instituted in said court, with
the proceedings had therein.
I'd. A civil docket, in which shall be
noted the names of parties to all actions and
proceedings, and the name of the deceased
person, infant, insane person, idiot, or luna
tic, in the matter of whose estate the said
court shall exercise jurisdiction it shall
also contain minute of the time of the
mmencement of such actions and pro-
ceedings, and filing the papers relating to
any matter in such court, and also brief
note of all orders made in such action, pro-
ceeding, or matter, and the time of entering
the same.
Sd. A journal, in which shall be kept
minutes of all official business, transacted
in the probate court, or by the probate judge
in all civil actions and proceedings.
4th. A record of wills, in which shall be
recorded all wills proven in such court, with
certificate of the probate thereof, and all
wills proven elsewhere, with the certificate
of probate, authenticated copies of which
have been admitted to record by said court
5th. A final record, which shall contain
complete record in each cause, or matter,
of all petitions, answers, and demurrers,
motions, returns, reports, verdicts, awards,
orders, and judgments and which record
shall be made up and completed within
ninety days after the final order or orjudgment
shall have been made in any Of the matters
aforesaid; and he shall also, within thirty
days after the return of the same, record all
inventories, sale bills, and allowances to
widows, in book to be provided for that
purpose.
9th. A record of accounts, which shall
contain an entry of the appointment OF
executors, administrators and guardians
and all partial and final accounts of ex.
ecutors, administrators and guardians, and
the orders and proceedings of the courts
thereon, within sixty days after the filing
and approval of the same.
7th. An execution docket, in which
shall be entered memorandum of all execu
tions issued by the probate Judge, both in
civil and criminal cases, stating the names
of the parties, the name OF the person tc
whom delivered, and his return thereon
1t shall also contain the date Of issuing tht
execution, and the amount ordered to be col
lected, stating the costs separately from tht
fine Or damages and the payments thereon
and the satisfaction thereof when the same
is satisfied. To each of said books shall b.
attached an index, securely bound in tht