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ACCOMAC COUNTY COURT.

Proceedings, July Term, 1891.

Inspectors of oysters reported as follows for the quarter ending May 31st, 1891: Elva A. Jeffreys, 1st district, received from rent of planting grounds $44.40, due State, $40.05; Southey Lee Milliner, 3rd district from rent as aforesaid $6.18, due State $5.52.

ACCOMAC COUNTY COURT.

Proceedings, November Term, 1903.

The following fiduciary accounts were confirmed and ordered to be recorded: Audits of estates of Benjamin T. Gunter, Bessie E. Gunter, William H. Miles, Raymond R. Hutchinson, James H. Hurst and Elizabeth Jane Mears; orphan accounts of John R. Rogers, Emma May Gilden, May B., Mason S. and Richard T. Byrd; trust accounts of W. A. Warrington and wife, James C. Doughty and wife.

ACCOMAC COUNTY COURT.

Proceedings, March Term, 1882.

A deed from Mary E. Grant to Oliver P. Drummond, trustee for Wm. R. Lewis, was proved and ordered to be recorded.

John M. Fosque, Jr., qualified as administrator of John M. Chandler, dec'd.

Robt. C. Parkes' audit confirmed (Edward C. Parkes, exe'r.)

Orphan accounts of Annie C. and Wm. H. Feddeman with Jos. E. Broadwater, guardian, confirmed.

ACCOMAC COUNTY COURT.

Proceedings, August Term, 1899.

Ex parte: Petition of Judson R. Collins, late guardian. Report of L. Floyd Nock, late guardian, and order confirming report and for payment of costs.

Ex parte: Petition of James Alfred Mapp's guardian. Report of L. Floyd Nock, late guardian, filed and order confirming report and for payment of costs.

ACCOMAC COUNTY COURT.

Proceedings, December Term, 1887.

Ambrose S. Taylor, J.P., paid into court $2.50, fine received of Minnie Holden, convicted before him of assault and battery.

The following fiduciary accounts were confirmed: Orphan accounts of May and Willie Pettit, and Willianna Wright; audits of estates of Thomas S. Bayly, John S. Small and William Finney of William.

Last will of John E. T. Window was probated and Edward J. Window qualified as executor.

ACCOMAC COUNTY COURT.

Proceedings at February Term, 1883 -- Judge Thos. C. Parramore, Presiding

Richard P. Reynolds, J. P., paid into Court $5, the fine imposed by him upon Samuel Jones, for assaulting Barton Booth.

A homestead deed of J. W. Taylor was acknowledged and ordered recorded.

A deed of release from John W. Gillet, trustee, &c., to Wm. C. Fox, was acknowledged and ordered recorded.

ACCOMAC COUNTY COURT.

Proceedings, May Term, 1894.

Henry R. Boggs qualified as administrator of Levin Parker, deceased, and Milcha A. Hall, as administratrix of Robert T. Hall, deceased.

The last will of Margaret Arbuckle was proved and Chas. L. Harmanson qualified as executor.

ACCOMAC COUNTY COURT.

Proceedings, November Term, 1902.

Nettie Jones qualified as administratrix of David W. Jones, deceased.

Erroneous assessment of personal property of George P. Parks corrected by court.

Thomas O. Kelly and William S. Ayres, Commissioners of Revenue, made their reports as to violations of revenue laws.

Herbert T. Belote qualified as guardian of Jesse B. Beloate.

ACCOMAC COUNTY COURT.

Proceedings, April Term, 1897.

Upon petition of Jno. A. M. Whealton and others for a public road. Report of viewers returned, petition dismissed, cost to be borne by the county.

Upon petition of John F. Nelson, Jr., and others for a public road. Recertified to the Board of Supervisors.

Upon petition of Levin R. Lewis and others for a public road. Application approved and certified to the Board of Supervisors.

ACCOMAC COUNTY COURT.

Proceedings, August Term, 1881.