Anson County NcArchives Wills.....Dunlap, George January 24, 1872
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Source: Nc Estate Files 1663-1979 @ Family Search
Written: January 24, 1872

 North Carolina Estate Files, Anson County  Dunlap, George  Page 9 of 94

North Carolina, Anson County, Probate Court
In the matter of application for letters of administration de bonis non on the 
estate of Geo Dunlap dcd.
     Joseph F. Dunlap makes application for such letters as for that he is one 
of three viz B. I Dunlap, Jane Wakins & himself, who ar first entitled, the 
widow being dead, the only othr child of Testator & sister of the applicant & 
said B. I. Dunlap & Jane Watkins, now the wife of Jas B Mendenhall, at this 
time a resident of South America, Brazil: applicant claims a preference before 
the Court, in that he has a larger interest involved in the Settlement of said 
testator's estate, having lived with him many years managing his affairs & and 
questions of importance will arise between the estate and the applicant, 
Benjamin I Dunlap, which can be better adjusted if the entire matter passed 
into some other person than the said Benjamin's hands. The applicant is also a 
legatee and devisee in said testator's will, & has an equal interest in the 
proper settlement of said estate.
     Applicant excepts the Statements of B I Dunlap's application as to certain 
land being sold under execution against C Watkins late about said applicant, in 
that he is advised that the sheriff could only sell said land as the property 
of said B I Dunlap.
							J. F. Dunlap

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Sworn to and subscribed before me this 24th January 1872.
Jas M. Covington c to Judge of Probate

The applicant under leave of this Court, amends his application by stating that 
the testaor died 
________ & possessed of a large real & personal estate; as to the amount that 
was or should  have been in the hand of C Watkins, late & decd, he is unable to 
state with any certainty but believes it is or should be greatly mor than one 
hundrd and fifty dollars.
Sworn to & subscribed before me Jany 24th 1872
   Jas M. Covington c of Probate Judge				

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