Robertson County, Texas - Probate: George V. White
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        Lilly Engleman <lillyj57@aol.com>
        June 19, 2002
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PROBATE COURT, COUNTY OF ROBERTSON, STATE OF TEXAS
No. 2388

IN RE: Estate of George V. White, deceased / In County Court of Robertson
County, Texas
   This the application of W. B. White, a resident of Harris County, Texas,
respectfully shows to the court: That George V. White is dead; that he
died on or about the 12th day of August, A.D. 1934, in the county of
Robertson, State of Texas, and that he died intestate; that said deceased
was, at the time of his death, a resident of Robertson County, Texas; that at
the time of his death, the said George V. White was seized and possessed or
real and personal property of the probable value of $3000.00. That a
necessity exists for administration upon said estate for the following
reasons: (a) There is property, both real and personal, that require
attention and care to prevent loss and waste; (b) There are numerous debts
and notes that should be given attention and paid when and as soon as
possible.
   That your applicant is the son of the deceased, and is not dis-qualified by
law to act as administrator of said estate.
   Wherefore your applicant prays that citation issue hereon, as the law
provides, and that upon a hearing and the proof adduced, letter of
administration issue to applicant, and that all further and necessary orders
be made in the premises.

      W. B. White, applicant

      By Bush & Parten, Attorneys for applicant

Lilly Jean Beal Engleman (lillyj57@aol.com)
      I have the complete copy of the above will which includes copies of real
estate transactions, it is quite  lengthy.