1918 Succession of J. M. Bilberry, Decd., Union Parish Louisiana

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1918 Succession of J. M. Bilberry, Decd., Union Parish Louisiana

Union Parish Louisiana Succession Book 7, beginning on p. 488
                       Probate Docket #700
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Succession of J.M. Billberry, Dec.
Application for inventory & Etc.; filed may 21, 1918

To the Honorable Judge of the Fourth District in and for Union Parish, Louisiana. 
The petition of A.A. Vestal, a resident of union Parish, LA, who with respect 
represents:	
        That he is the brother in law of J.M. Billberry, who departed the life in union 
Parish, LA on Feb. 23, 1918 and that he dies in testate, and has left no children and 
that his heirs are his sisters and their children, and that he has left some property 
in the shape of insurance policies and also that he was indebted to a some amount at 
his death all of which is due to be paid from his estate or the sale of his property.

	Petitioner avers that it has been agreed among the heirs that your petitioner 
should be qualified as administrator, and to this end petitioner desires that an 
appraisement of the property and effects of the said deceased be made and that after 
due notice of petitioner’s application and the delays elapsed that petitioner be 
appointed administrator and that two appraisers and a notary be appointer to appraise 
the property of the said deceased.

						H.E. Dawkins, Attorney for petitioner


State of Louisiana, Parish of Union:
	Before me the undersigned authority personally came and appeared, A.A. Vestal, 
who when sworn says that the facts and the allegations contained in the above and 
foregoing are true and correct.

						H.E. Dawkins
Sworn to and subscribed before me on the 21 day of May 1918
						J.M. Dawkins, DY Clerk of Court, etc.


O R D E R
	The foregoing petition and affidavit considered let G. E. Murphy and C.T 
Simmons be named appointed to appraise the property of J.M. Billberry and E.J. lee or 
his deputies be named appointed to make the inventory of said property.
				This 21st day of may 1918
				Emmett J. Lee, Clerk of Court & Notary Public, etc.

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