Hardin County OhArchives Court.....Isaiah Winters 1856
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Darwin Newton denewton@sktc.net August 14, 2003, 1:50 pm
Source: Isaiah Winters Estate Files, Hardin County, OH
Written: 1856

Transcription From the Estate Records of Isaiah Winters, 1856, Hardin County, OH

	To the Court of Probate within and for the
County of Hardin, Ohio
                                                                                
    Your Petitioner
Elizabeth Winters, administratrix of the estate of Isaiah Winters, deceased,
respectfully represents that the total value of the personal estate and effects
of said decedent is, as near as can be ascertained, three hundred and twenty 
six dollars and thirty nine cents. $326.39. As will more fully appear by 
reference to the Inventory and sale Bill of said estate on file in said court, 
but not more than three hundred and eight dollars can be realized therefrom.
	The amount of debts owing by said deceased, as nearly as they can now 
be ascertained, amount to five hundred forty dollars. The personal estate and 
effects are insufficient to pay said debts.
	The said decedent died seized in fee simple of the following real 
estate situate in said county of Hardin, and described as follows to wit, The 
Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section Seven, Town four, and 
range ten containing forty acres, more or less. also a certain other tract or 
parcel of land containing one half acre situate in said county and being part 
of the Southwest corner of the East half of the Northeast quarter of said 
section seven, for a more particular description of said las mentioned tract of 
land, reference may be had to a deed for the same made by Jabez Hunter to Jacob 
H. Houser.
	The decedent died leaving your petitioner his widow and who is entitled 
to dower in said premises. The following are the heirs having the next estate 
of inheritance in the premises above described from said decedent, namely, 
Stiles Winters of Ashland County Ohio, Rosannah Mooney wife of Jacob Mooney of 
Union County Ohio, Isaiah Winters, Jane Dickey, wife of James Dickey, John 
Winters of Crawford County Ohio, Catherine Borden wife of J. H. Borden of Henry 
County Ohio, James Winters, Eleanor Alexander & Phillip Alexander of Hardin 
County Ohio, and Eliza Craft wife of Joseph Craft of Fulton County Indiana.
	Your petitioner further represents that one Samuel Dickey of Hardin 
County Ohio has no claims to have a mortgage lien on said premises.
	Your petitioner prays that the said persons above mentioned and 
described, having the next estate of inheritance in said premises from said 
decedent, together with the said Samuel Dickey may be made parties defendant to 
this petition, that the dower of your petitioner may be set off, the lein of 
the said Samuel Dickey may be adjusted, and that your petioner may be ordered 
to sell said real estate , and such other and further relief as maybe just in 
the premises, 

By Jas. Bain Atty. for petitioner
Additional Comments:
note: Eleanor's name originally written as Winters, struckover and replaced 
with the phrase 
"Alexander & Phillip Alexander" who she married on 17 May 1856
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