Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-03-11
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
February Term, 1909

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| Last will of John R. Duncan proved
and ordered recorded.
| Last will of Patrick W. Kilmor
proved and Leonard G. Mears and
Vim. T. Kilmon qualified as admins.
| traitors with will annexed.
Last will of James L Savage proved
and Joseph H. Savage qualified az
executor.
Last will of Thomas Savage Copes
proved and James A. Hall qualified
as administrator with will annexed.
| Everett J. Beloat qualified as adj
iministrator of James L. Beloat, de.
ceased; Samuel j. bayfield, as admin
istrator of John NJ Rayfeld, deceased,
and VIM. n. Pruitt, Jr.. as admins
traitor of James Earle Grinnalds, de-
ceased.
Estate of Frank A. Hinman was
committed to John H. Wise, sheriff.
for administration.
George W. Kilmon qualified as
guardian of Broaddus g.. Patrick H..
George D., Viola s. and Page w.
Kilmon. orphans OF Patrick w. Kill
mon. deceased.
Authority to celebrate the rites OF
matrimony was granted to Rev. DAN
iel p. Sanderlin, of the Baptist
Church.
The clerk made report of the fines
reported to him in January by JUS
tees of the Peace.
The sheriff made report of the num-
Der of prisoners in Jail. their offences,
&c.
Moses Finney was discharged from
Jail, having served out his term and
being unable to pay fine and costs.
Order entered appointing John S.
Parsons trustee in deed from Benz H.
Kelso and wife, in place Of Upshur
B. Quinby, deceased.
On petition of j. 0. Mears and
others for public road (from Keller to
Pungoteague). Report of commits
sioner filed showing the opening of
the road to be completed, and order
confirming report, for payment OF
costs incurred by petitioners and re-
moving cause from the docket.
On petition of o. Fl. Taylor and
! Others for public road (near Jenkins
Bridge). Report of commissioners,
(Wm r. Covington ct ais J, filed.
Roy D. White, county surveyor,
made report of the survey of the land
of Wingfeld Stevens, purchased by
Jas. Henry Wharton, at county
treasuver's sale for delinquent taxes
for 1898. which was duly recorded.
A special grand jury was empan-
elled, and presented true bills" 5
indictments for felony, and 4 indict-
ments for misdemeanor-and mot q
true bill" one Indictment for misde-
meanor.
Daniel Bagwell, Jr., (colored), was
tried for felonious house breaking
With intent to commit larceny, and
found not guilty and discharged.
Frank Ewell, (colored). was tried
for malicious cutting with intent to
MAIN, SC, was foun guilty and
sentenced to one year in penitentiary.
The following fiduciary accounts
were confirmed and ordered recorded
to wit: ADULTS of estates of VIM. F.
Fleming, John E. Parker, James
Mason, of NJ, and Samuel Landlord
orphan accounts of James T., John
r., Tankard g. and George G..
Stevens, Sadie A. and Mamie s..
Parkes, Francis J. and Maggie s.
Kellam, Mitchell W., Winnie Lee and
Mabel W. West, George 7. Finney,
Carroll a. Rogers, John s., Pearle
B., Mamie D., George A. and Mabel
B McMath.
Accounts against the Common
wealth in criminal and lunacy cases
were allowed as follows: To VIM. q.
Warren, ]. P, $1.OO; Frank Parks,
special constable, $500; George F.
Parker, J. P, 81 90; jailer, (board Of
lunatics,) s24OO, and (board Of
prisoners S51.25.
VIM. E. Nelson &c's guardian
IL. Floyd Nock) against VIM. E. and
Edward Nelson. (On petition). Re-
ferred to 10 s. Parsons, Commits
sioner of Accounts.