MACON COUNTY, NC - WILLS - Estate of Reuben Beasley, 1879
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Record of Appointments of Administrators, Executors and Guardians, 
Book 1, p. 87, Macon Co., NC

In the matter   }  Application for Letters
of the estate   }  of Administration
    of          }
Reuben Beasley  }  It appearing to my
         Dec'd  }  satisfaction that Reuben
Beasley late of Macon County, is [dec'd], died without leaving any 
last will & Testament and Joseph Beasley having this day made 
application for letters of Administration on his estate (the 
written renunciation of Jane Beasley widow of said deceased having 
been filed in writing) and having tendered a good and sufficient 
bond in the sum of Three hundred dollars, the said Joseph Beasley 
is duly qualified as administrator on said deceased estate.

Letters of Administration are issued.
September 11th 1879.

                W. N. Allman,
                [Judge?] of Probate




Record of Annual Accounts, Book A, p. 392, Macon Co., NC

Macon County Court of Probate

In the matter of    }
the years Support   }   Report
     of             }   September 17th 1879
Jane Beasley widow  }
of Reuben Beasley   }

I John S. Gibson Justice of the Peace after being notified 
proceeded to summon M. J. Mashburn and J. W. Sheffield, to go to 
Jane Beasley widow of Reuben Beasley, Dec'd, and proceeded to lay 
off and allot to said widow, Jane Beasley one years allowance.

Found her family to consist of no other person but herself entitled 
to the benefit of the law in such cases made & provided.

Whereupon we laid off the following articles at the prices annexed 
thereto, viz:
Corn & Bacon on hand at death of deceased                     $19.00
3 Beds and furniture                                           30.00
1 Wash Pot & Cook Vessels 5.75  Table & furniture 4.00          9.75
Farming Tools 3.25  Wheat 7 1/2 Bushels 7.50                   10.75
9 Bee Hives, Honey used & on hand 27.00 & 1 Bu. Rye .50        27.50
3 Head Cattle & 1 Bell 25.50  18 Hogs 28.00                    53.50
1 Horse & Bridle 65.00 & 6 sheep 7.00                          72.00
45 Bushels Corn 15.00 & 7 chairs old 1.00                      16.00
4 Wood Vessels 1.50  1 Spinning wheel 1.00  3 Books 5.00        7.50
                                                  Total      $246.00

We the undersigned do certify that the foregoing is a true statement 
of the articles and prices set apart by us to Jane Beasley. 

Sworn to and signed the date above written.

                           M. J. Mashburn
John S. Gibson J. P.       J. W. Sheffield

N.B. We find a deficiency of Fifty four dollars that the 
administrator is to make up if the Widow should claim it.




Record of Annual Accounts, Book A, p. 394, Macon Co., NC

In the matter of   }    Administrator's Report
the estate         }    September the 16th 1879
     of            }
Reuben Beasley,    }
     Dec'd         }

I Joseph Beasley as administrator on the estate of Reuben Beasley 
Dec'd have entered into and upon the premises of said deceased and 
find the following properties viz: 3 Beds & furniture for the same, 
1 wash Pot, 1 Dinner Pot, 1 Tea kettle & 2 Baking Ovens, 1 Table & 
furniture; Farming Tools, 1 Plow, 2 Hoes, 2 old axes, 1 set of 
Traces, 1 pr Hames, 1 [clew?] & single tree Irons, 1 Scythe Blade, 
1 old shovel, Corn on hand at the death of the deceased 30 Bushels, 
Bacon 40 lbs

Wheat 7 1/2 Bu., 1 Bu. of Rye, 9 Bee Hives & 12 Gal. Honey used and 
on hand, 3 Head of Cattle, 1 Bell, 18 Hed of Hogs, 6 Head of sheep, 
1 Horse Bridle & saddle, about 45 Bu. of standing corn, 7 chairs, 4 
wooden vessels, 1 spinning wheel, 1 Loom, 3 Books & 2 pocket books, 
1 Pocket Knife; Mining Tools, 1 Hammer, 2 picks, 1 Drill and [this 
space left blank] lbs of Powder; Mechanical Tools on hand, Saw, 
Drawing knife, three old Augers, 1 Hammer, 1 Jack Plaine, Scribing 
Compass, 1 note of hand in favor of the estate against Henry Ramsey 
& his wife Lucinda for $25.00 dated 5th December 1879, due one day 
after date.

                      Joseph Beasley,
                            Admr.

Sworn to and subscribed before me on this 6th Decr. 1879.

                      W. N. Allman,
                      Judge of Probate




Record of Annual Accounts, Book A, page 426, Macon Co., NC

Macon County Court of Probate

Joseph Beasley Admr.      }   Report.
of Reuben Beasley Dec'd.  }

Joseph Beasley Administrator of Reuben Beasley Dec'd, reports, that 
he has received from W. A. McCoy [per] C. G. Shepherd, Royalty on 
mica the sum of                                            $1.50 cts

From Solomon Leatherman amt due Decd as per Statement of 
Leatherman                                                  3.40
                                       Total               $4.90

                   Joseph Beasley Admr.

Sworn and subscribed to this 31st Decr. 1880.

                   W. N. Allman,
                     Judge of Probate.