1860 Succession Records of Julia P. Briggs, Union Parish Louisiana

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Union Parish Louisiana Succession Book E (1860 - 1866), pp. 8 - 10 


Succession Records of Julia P. Briggs

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   To the Honorable the Judge of the 12th Judicial District Court in and for the 
Parish of Union, Louisiana
   The Petition of Oliver H. Overstreet, Admr. of the Estate of Julia P. Briggs decd. 
Late of your said Parish respectfully represents that the following is a final 
account of his acts and doings of said Estate which is now finally administered. 
He charges himself with the amount of the inventory $1,876.60.

Interest &c that has accrued.
Whole amount of charges
He prays to be credited by the following Items:
Savory O. Larche, Clerk's fee						$11.10
Acct. due James Moore							 10.00
Tax Receipt								  5.00
Thos. C. Lewis, Clerk's fee						  4.35
Attys fees paid H. Regenburg						 75.00
Administration Commission & printing fees				 52.85

   Leaving him as Administrator indebted to said estate in the sum of $[blank].
   Part of this sum remains in his hands in the form of notes and accts. As he has 
received them and these he desires to return for portion. To Wit:

James Moore notes and interest				     $349.55
William Day notes and interest					  6.30
O. H. Overstreet 3 notes and interest				168.31
Everett & Kezee notes and interest					536.15
Easeph Parkin notes and interest					 50.00
S. Morris notes and interest						 11.80
Squire B. Briggs notes and interest					 44.40
									   $1,166.51


   Which sums deducted from the above sum leaves in his hands cash the sum of $[blank].
We represent that Squire B. Briggs and Martha J. Overstreet as minor child of petitioner 
and represented by him as the natural tutor are the only heir to the said estate. He 
prays that this account may be advertised according to law, and in due time homologated 
and complaint and for such other orders in the _______ as shall be necessary.
						H. Regenburg, Atty.


State of Louisiana			12th Judicial Disct. Court
Parish of Union
   It is ordered that the written account of Oliver H. Overstreet, Admin. Of the Estate 
of Julia P. Briggs, decd. Be advertised thrity days according to law.  Done and signed 
in office on this the 10th day of March A.D. 1860.	     Thos. C. Lewis Clerk.


Estate of Julia P. Briggs
Final account of Adm.
   By reasons of the law and the evidence in this case being in favor of the 
Administration it is ordered adjudged and decreed that the account filed by 
O. H. Overstreet as Adm. Of the Estate of Julia P. Briggs be homolgated and allowed 
in all its parts.
   Read and signed in open Court this the 14th day of April A.D. 1860.
						R. W. Richardson,
						Judge 12th Dist.

A True Record June 2nd 1860.
						Thomas C. Lewis, Clerk


Estate of Julia P. Briggs, Decd.
Administrators Account
   T. C. Lewis sworn says the Administrators account in this case was advertised in 
the Democrat, a paper published in this place and also at the Court house door for 
more than 10 days and no opposition has been filed.
   Account and vouchers filed with said account.

Inventory of Estate
   I hereby certify the above and the foregoing to be all the evidence adduced on 
the trial of this cause this 14th April 1860.
						R. W. Richardson
						Judge 12th Disct.

A True Record June 5th 1860.


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