ACCESSION OF PHILLIP FEAZEL

Contributed by Sherry Gritzbaugh



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February 21, 1878
Estate of Nancy Feazel.............................To the Honorable Judge 
of the Parish of Union and the State of Louisiana.
The petition of Phillip Feazel a resident of the parish and state above.
Written with respect, represents that his wife, Nancy Feazel departed
this life on or about July 9, 1869 leaving a community interest in your 
said Parish and also leaving the following heirs, Issue of her marriage to Phillip.
1. Alfred J. Feazel, deceased, represented by his children, Charles,
John, Artelissa, Ruben and Archie Feazel. 
2. Isiah S. Feazel
3. George N. Feazel, now deceased, represented by his children
William, George and Crossom. 
4. Elizabeth Brewster, now deceased, represented by her children
William, James and Elizabeth Brewster.
5. William M. Feazel, also deceased, but represented by his
children Emma, and Tabitha.
5. Nancy Margaret Feazel, wife of John Talbert
6. Soloman Walter Feazel
7. Benjamin Feazel 
all of said heirs are residents of your said parish. The last one
mentioned, Benjamin being a minor, petitions says that there
are no debts against the said community interest. That Phillip has
contracted a second marriage and thereby lost the right of the
portion belonging to the said heirs of his deceased wife. It is
necessary that an inventory appraisement of all said property be
made. It is further necessary that a tutor should be appointed
to represent the interest of the minor, Benjamin Feazel.
(Note the second marriage of Phillip Feazel was to Mrs. Mary
Hite Bullock on 31 January, 1871.)

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