Cumberland County ME Archives Wills.....TARR , James  1805
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Source: # 27241 Probate Essex Co
Written: 1805

Probate Record of James TARR 

# 27241 Probate Essex Co of James Tarr (yeoman) int, father of  Solomon
Tarr late of  Rockport MA] That we Jabez Rowe of Gloucester in
the County of  Essex,  Shoreman and Jeremiah Kimball,
Gentleman & Jacob Spafford, wheelwright both of Ipswick in the
County aforesaid in the Commonwealth of Massachustts are
holden and stand firmly bound and obliged assigns, in the full
sum of five hundred dollars to be paid unto the said Samuel
Holden Esqr his  successors or assigns, in the Office of Judge
of the Probate of Wills, and for granting Leters of
Administration on the Estates of persons deceased, in the said
County of Esquir
To the true payment whereof, we jointly andseverly bind
overselves, and our serveral and respective heirs, executors
and respective heirs, exectors and administrators, firmly by
these presents. Sealed with our sealsdated the second  day of
September _ in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and five.
The condition of this obligation is such, That if the above
bounded Jabez Rowe who is nominated, and allowed to be
Guardian unto Deborah Tarr_ a Minor, age sixteen years,
Solomon Tarr a minor ages more than fourteen years, James Tarr
a minor aged eleven years, Rhoda Tarr a minor aged eight years
and Mary Laiten Tarr a Minor aged five years all Children of
Solomon Tarr late of Gloucester in County of Essex, Fisherman 
deceased ................. Essex SS At a court of Probate
holden at Ipswich in for said County in the first Tuesday in
Dec 1818.   On the petition of Solomon Tarr and Rhod a Tarr
wife of Joshau Tarr, shewing that they together are heirs of
one twelfth part of the estate of their grandfather James Tarr
late of Gloucester deceased, that administrationn was granted
to Benjamin Tarr (then the third) thereon, that since that
time  the grandmother the widow of said James has deceased and
that said Benjamin has never since said administration was
granted been in the reception of the rents and profits of said
estate and has not accounted therefor since the 7th of
February  1803?, and praying that said Benjamin may be cited
to render account thereof, that the estate may be settled and
they have their distributions there or thares threin .......
The said petitioners cite the said Benjamin Tarr to appear on
Tuesday in Jan next eleven of the clock before noon at a court
of probate then to be holden at Gloucester in the county to
settle his account of administration of the estate of said
James Tarr deseased, or shew cause, if any be have why such
account should not be settled, by causing him to be served
with an attested copy of  this order fourteen days at least
before said time.
(signed)  D D White, judge of  probate

Additional Comments:
typed by
David C. Young, one his descendants, from a photocopy of the original Probate 
Record located at Essex Co, Court House.
1997 by David C. Young

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