ESTATE SETTLEMENT: George Green, 1842, Bullitt County, KY

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Transcribed by: Anne  Livingston - Livings1@aol.com
Date:  26 Sept  1999 
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Estate settlement/sale for George GREEN - names appearing:  ALLERSON, BIGGS, 
BRID(E)WELL, BRISCOE, CRENSHAW, DEACON, FLICK, GRAHAM, GREENWELL, HAMILTON, 
HARRIS, HATFIELD, JOHNSON, KEITH, LEACH, MIDDLETON, ROUSE, SHAW, SHECKLES, 
SIMMONS, WISE

Bullitt County Will Book C p. 306
Kentucky Bullitt County Court 22 Sep 1842
It satisfactory appearing to the court that George GREEN dec'd, died 60 days 
since, and no person applying to administer and that said estate of said 
George GREEN is going to waste.  Ordered that said estate of said George 
GREEN dec'd be and the same is hereby ordered to the hands of the Sheriff of 
Bullitt County, and that said Sheriff take further charge of said estate, and 
sell the same to the best advantage on a credit of Twelve months - and that 
the sheriff rent out the land yearly fo rthe best price he can from the 1st 
day of February 1843.

A memorandum of property sold by the SherifF of Bullitt County belonging to 
the estate of George GREEN dec'd December 3rd 1842.

John CRENSHAW - 1 Mowing scythe - .25
Elizabeth ALLERSON - 1 Large pot - .58
Moses ROUSE - 1 Oven and hooks  .37 1/2,  1 chopping axe  .81 1/4
Cale WISE - 1 churn  .56 1/4
Amon SHECKLES - 1 Bucket - .12 1/2
Benjamin B. BIGGS - 1 Basket - .25
Wm. W. HARRIS - 1 Basket - .56 1/4
R. SIMMONS - 1 Washing tub - .18 (?)
Moses ROUSE - 1 Sifter - .43
Squire ROUSE - 3 barrels - .18 3/4
Enoch LEACH - 3 gums - .12 1/2
John CRENSHAW - 2 saddles -  .06 1/2 ?
James DEACON - 1 Garden hoe - .12 1/2
Joseph GREENWELL - 1 Garden hoe - .06 1/2 ?
Elizabeth ALLERSON - 1 Large chest - 1.06
Moses ROUSE - 1 Bed stead of furniture  - 3.00 (?)
Ephraim JOHNSON - 1 Bed stead of furniture - 2.37 1/2
W. W. HARRIS - 1 piece of Leather - .50
Joseph GREENWELL - 1 lot of Crocks, Knives & forks - .18
Benjamin B. BIGGS - 1 lot of old Irons .50
James KEITH - 1 lot of broom corn (?) - 06 1/4
Henry C. CRIST - 1 lot of yarn - .56
Nicholas BRISCOE - 1 Drawer Knife & ?  (camfer?)  -12 1.2
C. BRIDEWELL - 3 Chairs - .43
Joseph GREENWELL - 1 Lot of Iron - .06 1/4
A. ROUSE - 1 Book raser? raler? case & Glass - .12 1/2
B. B. BIGGS - 1 Whip & bar of Lead - .50
Walter MIDDLETON - 1 plow -  .62 1/2
Elias HATFIELD - 1 pair of gears  - 1.00
Joseph GREENWELL - 1 Single tree - .25, 1 Flax Brake  .12 1/4
W. W. HARRIS - 1 Lot of potatoes - .56
Humphrey SIMMONS - 1 Sorrel colt - 10.00
James DEACON - 1 bay colt   - 7.12 1/2
Nicholas BRISCOE - 1 Sorrel mare  - 7.37 1/2
Ephraim JOHNSON - 1 lot of sheep - 2.00
Nicholas BRISCOE - 2 small stacks of hay - 1.50
Elias HATFIELD - 1 Lot of flax - 2.50
James KEITH -  1 Small stack of oats for 1.00, another for 1.25, another for 
2.18
Elias HATFIELD -  1 Lot of corn - 5.50
C. WISE - 4 hog 1st choice - 3.00
C. WISE - 4 hogs Small - 2.12 1/2
Henry C. CRIST - 1 Lot of Corn - 6.00
Enoch LEACH - 2 TROUGHS 1 rake (?)  - .12 1/2
Henry C. CRIST - 1 Lot of Tobacco - 1.56
Enoch LEACH - 1 Leather apron - .40
General CRIST - 1 Stack of wheat - 1.50, another for 1.75
Cale WISE - 1 Bull - 2.25
Walter MIDDLETON - 1 Red Cow - 4.00
General CRIST - 1 Red Cow - 3.25
W. W. HARRIS - 1 small steer - 2.50
General CRIST - 1 Brindle cow - 6.50
Walter MIDDLETON - 1 lot of Hogs - 9.00 (?)
C. WISE - 1 Rope - .06 1/4

The foregoing memorandum is a true statement of the property of George GREEN 
deceased, and is all that came to my hands as Sheriff.  I found no notes or 
accounts due to said estate, and the notes is here returned Dec 3rd, 1842.  
Slae mde agreeably to order of Bullitt County Court here filed. Sale on 12 
Months credit.  signed by S. S. HAMILTON and John GRAHAM.

p. 341  By order of Bullitt County Court, as administrator of Estate of 
George GREENE dec'd, I rented the farm of said decedent for the year of 1844 
to Wilson FLICK for the sum of fifteen dollars and took his note with Elias 
HATFIELD, Coleman BRIDWELL and Wm. S. SHAW security payable 29 Feb 1845.  
Note here filed.  All of which is respectfully submitted to the Bullitt 
County Court 29 Feb 1844.

John GRAHAM S.B.C., administrator of GREENE's Estate.
Recorded Bullitt County Court 18 March 1844