The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-13
THE ORDINARY's COURT.
A Busy Term in the Disposition Of
Probate Matters.


The court Of ordinary, which was con-
vened by Judge Ferrill on Dec. 2, has dis
posed Of the following cases:
Letters Of administration were granted
Henry n. Wayne upon the estates of the
late Justice James r. Wayne and Mehitabel
hoilock. An order for a division in kind
was taken and a memorandum OF agree
ment was fled and approved by the court
Letters of administration We're granted to
Edward +. Neufville upon the estate of
Thomas Henderson: Jordan F. Brooks upon
the estates of James b. Lewis and Philip
Duty, David DeLyons and Prince Edwards,
and TO James N Simms upon the estate of
Ulysses L. Houston lcoloredl.
Letters Of guardianship were granted to
Fletcher A. Exley upon the person and
property Of Villa II. Morgan, minor.
Temporary letters Of administration were
granted to Welcome Gilkey upon the estate
of Sarah Penny.
Jordan f. Brooks qualified as temporary
Administrator upon the estate Of Sarah A.
Jones'
The following inventories and appraise-
ments were filed for record: Flavia Au-
gusta Hay ward, executrix Of the will Of
Aaron Rsppard deceased: Henry n.
Wayne, administrator de bonis non cum
testamento annexo Of the estate of James
NJ. Wayne; Henry N. Wayne, administra-
tor de bonis non cum testamento annexo
OF the estate Of Mehitabel Kollock
Horace A. Crane, guardian for the Charl-
ton minors, fled his final report and took
an order for settlement of accounts with
Miss Julia A Charlton.
2. j. O'Connor and W. H. Ray fled
report of their actings and doings as ad-
minstrator Of the estate of the late Daniel
OConnor
Letters sdismissory were granted to
Thomas Clarke, administrator of the estate
Of Conrad Schmidt
w: ID. Champion qualified as temporary
administrator of the estate of Aaron II.
Champion, deceased, and filed petition TO
continue business The order was granted
George j. Mills, administrator of the
estate of Alfred f. Mills, deceased. filed his
petition to have said estate divided in kind.
The Practitioners, William Rogers, George
Z. Freeman and Joseph NJ. Farr, made a
report of their fl ldings, and the report was
made the judgment Of the court.
Orders to sell real estate, stocks, ETC.,
were granted to Jordan f. Brooks, admin
istrator of the estate Of Robert Schley:
Robert A. Bolt, guardian of Mary Ander-
son Bolt, ct al, minors, and Edward NJ
Green, administrator Of the estate of Louis
de Tscharner
Years supports were granted to Ann j.
Brannen, widow of Lemuel J. Brannen.
to Grace B. Dasher. widow of Frank w.
Dasher, aud to Josephine Dieter, widow of
George Dieter, Jr.
Letters of administration ad collegendum
were granted to John Flynn upon the es-
tate of Mary Flynn.
The following annual returns, having been
on file for thirty days, examined and found
correct, and no objections being fled to the
same, they were duly admitted to record:
Horace A. Crane, guardian for Julia U.
Charlton; j. w. ana A. G. McAlpin, exec
utors of the will of Aaron champion:
Jane Meincke, guardian for her minor
children; Catharine Goette, guardian for
Bessie Sheahan ct al, minors; and Thomas
Nj. Theus, executor Of the will of Maria NJ,
Theus.
The court will adjourn Dec 81 for the
December term and convene Jan. 6, 1890,
for the January term.