Documents regarding Garrett Oglesby Estate 1846-1851 Wilkes Co, GA

In re Disposition of Estate of Garrett Oglesby
Wilkes County Court of Ordinary Minutes, 1839-1846

p. 330 - 6 Jul., 1846

It appearing to the Court that the usual notice has been given, it is
ordered that Joseph L. Oglesby, executor of Garrett Oglesby, deceased,
do proceed to sell eight negroes and the real estate of Garrett
Oglesby, dec'd., first advertising as the law directs.

p. 349 -  1 Mar., 1847

It being made (to) appear to the satisfaction of the Court that Joseph
L.  Oglesby, executor of the estate of Garrett Oglesby, dec'd., is in
insolvent circumstances and that said estate is likely to be wasted by
the improper conduct of said executor, it is therefore ordered that
said executor give bond with approved security for the faithful
execution of the trust reposed in him by said will and, in case of
failure to comply with the above, this court will grant letters of
administration with the will annexed to such person as shall be
entitled to the same by law.  Further ordered that a copy of this order
be served personally on said Joseph L. Oglesby at least twenty days
before the next term of this Court, or published once a week for four
months prior to the next term of this Court in some public gazette of
this state.

p. 351 - 3 May, 1847

Upon application of Joseph L. Oglesby, executor of Garrett Oglesby,
dec'd., ordered that said executor have leave to sell the remaining
negroes belonging to the estate of Garrett Oglesby, due notice for
leave having been given, he first advertising as the law directs.
*N*

Wilkes County Inferior Court Minutes & Other Records, 1842-1866

p. 108 - 1 May, 1848

J. J. McCalister      }
      vs.             }  Sci. Fa.
Shaler Oglesby   Bail }

It appearing to the Court that the within "Scuri Facus" has been duly
served and that said Shaler Oglesby, the Bail, has not in any way
complied with the condition of his said bail bond, as the writ return?
that the body of Joseph L. Oglesby cannot be found and that no
sufficient reason is offered by said Shaler H. Oglesby why judgement
should not be entered up against him.  It is ordered that judgement be
and is hereby enterred up against said Shaler Oglesby for the amount of
the judgement, principal, interest, and cost against Joseph L. Oglesby,
to wit, the sum of $30.87 cents principal with interest from the 25th
Dec., 1844, and the cost $16.25 cts. and also the cost of this
proceeding.
*N*
Wilkes County Court of Ordinary Minutes, 5 Jul., 1847 - 23 May, 1855
 
p. 82 - May Term, 1850

On motion of Samuel Barnett as attorney for J. & S. Bones, a creditor of
the late Garrett Oglesby, deceased, showing to the Court that Joseph L.
Oglesby, executor of the last will and testament of said deceased, has
failed to make regular returns of his administration of the estate of
said deceased and also that the said Joseph L. is insolvent and likely
to waste and mismanage said estate, it is ordered by the Court that the
said Joseph L., executor as aforesaid, do appear at the next term of
this Court, after service of this notice in manner pointed out by law,
to show cause why he should not give security for the faithful
administration of said estate or be discharged therefrom and letters de
bonis non granted.

p. 101 - January Term, 1851



Upon application of William M. Reese for the creditors of Garrett
Oglesby, deceased, representing that Joseph L. Oglesby, executor of said
Garrett, has failed to make returns to this Court of his actings and
doings as such executor and has removed without the limits of the state
of Georgia taking with him property of the estate of said Garrett and
failed to do and perform the duties devolving on him as executor, it is
ordered by the Court that the said Joseph L. Oglesby be and appear at
the next term of this Court and show cause if any he can why his letters
testamentary should not be revoked and it is further ordered by the
Court that a copy of this also be served on said Joseph L. Oglesby ten
days before the next term of this Court or that he be served by
publication thereof once a week for three weeks in the Washington
Gazette.

p. 105 - March Term, 1851

Upon the application of William M. Reese for the creditors of Garrett
Oglesby, deceased, referring to a rule nisi obtained at the last term of
this Court and showing that the same has been duly served and the facts
therein stated being shown to the Court, ordered that the letters
testamentary granted by this Court to Joseph L. Oglesby on the will of
Garrett Oglesby, deceased, be and the same are hereby revoked.


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