Husband Abner Watkins Mason
Born: 1808
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Died: 1878
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Father: Joseph H Mason
Mother: Elizabeth Weatherford
Marriage: After 1864
Other Spouse: Martha Elizabeth Davidson - 1844
Other Spouse: Frances Bailey - 1832
Wife Sarah Brewer
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General Notes: Husband - Abner Watkins Mason
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Husband Glen William Bricker
Born: 6 Aug 1932 - Watson, Effingham County, Illinois
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Died: 17 May 2006 - Illinois
Buried: - Glen Cemetery, Paxton, Ford County, Illinois
Father: Glen William Bricker
Mother: Nora Ruth Davidson
Marriage: 1 Jan 1958 - Buckley, Iroquois County, Illinois
Wife Marlene Faye Niemann
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1 M Timothy W. Bricker
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2 M Thomas W. Bricker
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3 F Debra F. Bricker
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4 F Linda M. Bricker
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General Notes: Husband - Glen William Bricker
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Glen William "Bill" Bricker, II
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Bill Bricker, age 73, of Hot Springs Village died Friday, March 17, 2006.
He was born August 6, 1932 at Watson, Illinois, a son of the late Glen William Bricker and Ruth C. Davidson Bricker
He served in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict, and was a member of the American Legion.
He was a cable splicer for General Telephone (GTE) for 42 years before his retirement.
He had resided in Hot Springs Village since 1994 and was a member of Faith Lutheran Church.
Survivors include his wife, Marlene Faye Niemann Bricker, to whom he was married on January 1, 1958 at Buckley, Illinois; two sons, Timothy W. Bricker of Vandalia, Illinois and Thomas W. Bricker of Thomasboro, Illinois; two daughters, Debra F. Lehman of Loda, Illinois and Linda M. Hettler of Grayslake, Illinois; two sisters, Alberta Marek of Dixon, Missouri and Doris Woodward of Hardy, Arkansas; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
Funeral services will be Monday, March 20, 2006, 11:00 a.m. at Faith Lutheran Church with Rev. Henry W. Behling and Rev. Mark D. Carnahan officiating. Burial will be in Glen Cemetery in Paxton, Illinois. Funeral arrangements are by Fuller Hale-South Funeral Services of Pine Bluff.
Visitation will be Sunday from 4-6 p.m. at Faith Lutheran Church.
Memorials may be made to Faith Lutheran Church, 1196 DeSoto Blvd., Hot Springs Village, AR 71909.
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Parents:
Glen William Bricker (1905 - 1992)
Nora Ruth Davidson Bricker (1907 - 1988)
Siblings:
Alberta Patricia Bricker Marek (____ - 2017)*
Violet R. Bricker Wycoff (1926 - 1999)*
Virginia F. Bricker Carman (1929 - 1994)*
Glen William Bricker (1932 - 2006)
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Glen Cemetery
Paxton
Ford County
Illinois, USA
Husband Glen William Bricker
Born: 20 Aug 1905 - Effingham County Illinois
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Died: 26 Sep 1992
Buried: - Glen Cemetery, Paxton, Ford County, Illinois
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Wife Nora Ruth Davidson
Born: 15 Mar 1907 - Illinois
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Died: 19 Nov 1988
Buried: - Glen Cemetery, Paxton, Ford County, Illinois
Father: Clarence Alvin Davidson
Mother: Cora Elizabeth Pontious
Children
1 F Alberta Patricia Bricker
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Died: Jun 2017 - Missouri
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2 F Violet R. Bricker
Born: 12 Oct 1926
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Died: 30 Jan 1999
Buried: - Pine Ridge Cemetery, Loda, Iroquois County, Illinois
Spouse: Ormal D. Wycoff
3 F Virginia F. Bricker
Born: 21 Jul 1929
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Died: 21 May 1994
Buried: - Glen Cemetery, Paxton, Ford County, Illinois
Spouse: Jesse J. Carman
4 M Glen William Bricker
Born: 6 Aug 1932 - Watson, Effingham County, Illinois
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Died: 17 May 2006 - Illinois
Buried: - Glen Cemetery, Paxton, Ford County, Illinois
Spouse: Marlene Faye Niemann
Marr: 1 Jan 1958 - Buckley, Iroquois County, Illinois
5 F Doris Bricker
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General Notes: Husband - Glen William Bricker
Gen William Bricker
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Effingham County
Illinois, USA
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Spouse:
Nora Ruth Davidson Bricker (1907 - 1988)*
Children:
Alberta Patricia Bricker Marek (____ - 2017)*
Violet R. Bricker Wycoff (1926 - 1999)*
Virginia F. Bricker Carman (1929 - 1994)*
Glen William Bricker (1932 - 2006)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Glen Cemetery
Paxton
Ford County
Illinois, USA
General Notes: Wife - Nora Ruth Davidson
Nora Ruth Davidson Bricker
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According to her daughter, Alberta's, DAR application, her mother's maiden name was Davidson. Her full name was Nora Ruth Davidson, the daughter of Clarence Alvin Davidson and Cora Elizabeth Pointus.
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Parents:
Clarence Alvin Davidson (1877 - 1915)
Cora Elizabeth Pontious Davidson (1879 - 1977)
Spouse:
Glen William Bricker (1905 - 1992)
Children:
Alberta Patricia Bricker Marek (____ - 2017)*
Violet R. Bricker Wycoff (1926 - 1999)*
Virginia F. Bricker Carman (1929 - 1994)*
Glen William Bricker (1932 - 2006)*
Siblings:
Kenneth Earl Davidson (1904 - 1983)*
Nora Ruth Davidson Bricker (1907 - 1988)
Fay Noble Davidson (1911 - 1996)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Glen Cemetery
Paxton
Ford County
Illinois, USA
Husband Ormal D. Wycoff
Born: 21 Oct 1922
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Died: 14 Sep 1993
Buried: - Pine Ridge Cemetery, Loda, Iroquois County, Illinois
Father: Roy Copeland Wycoff
Mother: Beulah M Holtapp
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Wife Violet R. Bricker
Born: 12 Oct 1926
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Died: 30 Jan 1999
Buried: - Pine Ridge Cemetery, Loda, Iroquois County, Illinois
Father: Glen William Bricker
Mother: Nora Ruth Davidson
Children
General Notes: Wife - Violet R. Bricker
Violet R. Bricker Wycoff
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Parents:
Glen William Bricker (1905 - 1992)
Nora Ruth Davidson Bricker (1907 - 1988)
Spouse:
Ormal D. Wycoff (1922 - 1993)*
Siblings:
Alberta Patricia Bricker Marek (____ - 2017)*
Violet R. Bricker Wycoff (1926 - 1999)
Virginia F. Bricker Carman (1929 - 1994)*
Glen William Bricker (1932 - 2006)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Pine Ridge Cemetery
Loda
Iroquois County
Illinois, USA
Husband Jesse J. Carman
Born: 27 Dec 1913
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Died: 2 Feb 1962
Buried: - Glen Cemetery, Paxton, Ford County, Illinois
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Wife Virginia F. Bricker
Born: 21 Jul 1929
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Died: 21 May 1994
Buried: - Glen Cemetery, Paxton, Ford County, Illinois
Father: Glen William Bricker
Mother: Nora Ruth Davidson
Children
General Notes: Husband - Jesse J. Carman
Jesse J. Carman
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Virginia F. Bricker Carman (1929 - 1994)
Burial:
Glen Cemetery
Paxton
Ford County
Illinois, USA
General Notes: Wife - Virginia F. Bricker
Virginia F. Bricker Carman
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Parents:
Glen William Bricker (1905 - 1992)
Nora Ruth Davidson Bricker (1907 - 1988)
Spouse:
Jesse J. Carman (1913 - 1962)*
Siblings:
Alberta Patricia Bricker Marek (____ - 2017)*
Violet R. Bricker Wycoff (1926 - 1999)*
Virginia F. Bricker Carman (1929 - 1994)
Glen William Bricker (1932 - 2006)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Glen Cemetery
Paxton
Ford County
Illinois, USA
Husband Patrick Lee Hardwick
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Father: Charles Leek Hardwick
Mother: Mary Etta Foster
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Other Spouse: Tammy Black
Wife Erin Bridges
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1 M Michael Adam Hardwick
Born: 5 Sep 1985
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General Notes: Husband - Patrick Lee Hardwick
General Notes: Wife - Erin Bridges
Husband Henry Fry
Born: 1782 - North Carolina
Christened: - Brush Creek, Smith County, Tennessee
Died: Sep 1862
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Marriage: - Rowan County, North Carolina
Other Spouse: Mary Smith - 13 Jun 1804 - Rowan County, North Carolina
Wife Elendes Briggs
Born: 1795 - North Carolina
Christened: - Brush Creek, Smith County, Tennessee
Died: Dec 1868
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General Notes: Husband - Henry Fry
SMITH COUNTY TENNESSEE
Misc. Receipts, Administrators
1871 \endash 1875
Section IV
Transcribed By Diane Surtees
pg 52 David Fry VS: Lenard Fry & others O Bill to sell land in County CourtReceived, October 23rd 1871, of B.F.C. Smith Clerk of the County Court of Smith County and Commissioner in the above case, Fifty-two dollars & Seventy five cents in full of the distributive share, arrising from the first land note, due Belinda Cooksey as the heir & daughter of Henry Fry decd, said fund arrising from the sale of the real estate of said Henry Fry sold & distributed under orders from the Smith County Court in the above case $52.75/ James Cooksey Belinda Cooksey State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared… the foregoing receiptors…also personally appeared before me Belinda Cooksey wife of James Cooksey privately and apart from her said husband…Witness my hand at office this Oct 23rd 1871 B.F.C. Smith Clk Pg 114 David Fry VS: Lenard Fry & others O Bill to sell land in Smith County CourtReceived, October 23rd 1871, of B.F.C. Smith Clerk of the County Court of Smith County and Commissioner in the above cause Fifty-two dollars and Seventy five cents in full of the distributive share of Celiana E. Ballinger an heir and daughter of Henry Fry decd, in the first land note, arrising from the sale of the real estate of said Fry Decd, sold and distributed under the decree of Smith County Court pronounced in the above cause. $52.75/ H.B. Ballinger Salena E. Ballinger State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared… H.B. Ballinger & Wife Salena E. Ballinger…also personally appeared before me Selena E. Ballinger wife of said H.B. Ballinger privately and apart from her said husband…Witness my hand at office October 23rd 1871 B.F.C. Smith Clk Pg 115 David Fry VS: Lenard Fry & others O. Bill to sell land in Smith County CourtReceived, October 23rd 1871, of B.F.C. Smith Clerk of Smith County Court and Commissioner in the above cause, Fifty-two dollars & Seventy five cents in full of my distributive share, in the first land note as a son & heir of Henry Fry decd, arrising from the sale of the real estate of said Fry decd sold & distributed under a decree pronounced by the Smith County Court in the above cause $52.75/ B.S. Fry State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared… B.S. Fry…Witness my hand at office October 23rd 1871 B.F.C. Smith Clk Estate Henry Fry Decd Received October 23rd 1871 of B.S. Fry administrator of the estate of Henry Fry deceased Nineteen dollars & 64/100ths dollars in full of my distributive share of the personal estate of said deceased due me from said Administrator including amt received as rents. $19.64/ James Cooksey Belinda Cooksey State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared€¦ the foregoing receiptors…also personally appeared Belinda Cooksey wife of said James Cooksey privately and apart from her said husband…Witness my hand at office October 23rd 1871 B.F.C. Smith Clk Pg 116 Estate Henry Fry Decd Received October 23rd 1871, of B.S. Fry administrator of the estate of B.S. Fry dec, Nineteen dollars & 64 cents in full of my distributive share arrising from the sale of the personal estate & rents in the hands of said administrator due me on his final settlement. $19.64 H.B. Ballinger S.E. Ballinger State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared… the foregoing receiptors…also personally appeared before me S.E. Ballinger wife of H.B. Ballinger privately and apart from her husband…Witness my hand at office October 23rd 1871 B.F.C. Smith Clk Pg 117 David Fry VS: Lenard Fry & others O. Bill to sell land Received, October 28th 1871, of B.F.C. Smith Clerk of the Smith County Court and Commissioner in the above case, Fifty-two dollars and Seventy five cents in full of my distributive share in the first land notes for land sold belonging to the estate of Henry Fry Decd as a son & heir of said Henry Fry decd said land sold & distributed under a decree of Smith County Court. $52.75/ David Fry State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…David Fry…Witness my hand at office October 28 1871 B.F.C. Smith Clk Pg 118 David Fry VS: Lenard Fry & others O Bill to sell land Received, October 28th 1871, of B.F.C. Smith Clerk of Smith County Court & Commissioner in the above case, Fifty two dollars & Seventy five cents in full of the distributive share of Elizabeth Deadmon who was a daughter & heir of Henry Fry decd in the first note executed for the purchase of the real estate of said deceased sold & distributed under a decree of the Smith County Court pronounced in the above case $52.75/ John Dedman Elizabeth (her x mark) Dedman Ack Oct 28 /71 State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…John Deadman & wife Elizabeth Deadman…and also personally appeared Elizabeth Deadman wife of said John Deadmon privately and apart from her said husband…Witness my hand at office October 28th 1871 B.F.C. Smith Clk Pg 119 Estate Henry Fry Decd Received October 28th 1871, of B.S. Fry administrator of Henry Fry deceased Nineteen dollars & 64 cents in full of the distributive share of Elizabeth Deadmon a daughter & heir of Henry Fry Decd arrising from the proceeds of the sale of the personal estate of said including the rents &c which have come into the hands of said administrator. $19.64. John Dedmon Elizabeth (her x mark) Deadmon State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…John Deadman & wife Elizabeth Deadman…and also personally appeared Elizabeth Deadman wife of the said John Deadmon privately and apart from her said husband…Witness my hand at office October 28th 1871 B.F.C. Smith Clk Pg 120 David Fry VS: Lenard Fry & others O Bill to sell land Received, October 28th 1871, of B.F.C. Smith Clerk of Smith County Court and Commissioner in the above case Fifty two dollars & Seventy five cents in full of the distributive share of John L. Harris & wife Ann Harris, the said Ann Harris being a daughter & heir of Henry Fry deceased said amount being the distributive share of the first note executed for the purchase money arrising from the sale of the real estate of said deceased sold & distributed by decree of Smith County Court pronounced in the above case $52.75/ N.W. Philips assignee of J.L. Harris & wife Ann HarrisDeed of conveyance dated January 8th 1870 Probated January 10th 1870 Registered in Deed Book No 1 page 316 (516) Smith County State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…N.W. Phillips…Witness my hand at office October 28th 1871 B.F.C. Smith Clk Pg 121 David Fry VS: Lenard Fry & others O Bill to sell Land Received, November 18th 1871, of B.F.C. Smith Clerk of Smith County Court and Commissioner in the above case Fifty two dollars and Seventy five cents in full of the distributive share of John W. Fry a son and heir of Henry Fry deceased, said amount being the distributive share of said John W. Fry out of the first note for the land sold in this case belonging to the estate of said deceased, sold and distributed under the decree of the Smith County Court pronounced in this cause.$$52.75/ N.W. Philips assignee of J.W. FryDeed to N.W. Phillips dated 15 January 1870 Registered Book No 1 page 322 Note Book B \endash page 161 State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…N.W. Phillips…Witness my hand at office this November 18th 1871 B.F.C. Smith Clk Pg 122 David Fry VS: Lenard Fry & others O Bill to sell Land Received, November 18th 1871, of B.F.C. Smith Clk of Smith County Court and Commissioner in the above case Fifty two dollars and Seventy five cents in full of the distributive share of James E. Fry a son and heir of Henry Fry deceased, arrising from the sale of the lands belonging to the estate of said deceased, said amount being the distributive share of said J.E. Fry in the first land note, said land sold and distributed under a decree of Smith County Court pronounced in the above cause. N.W. Philips assignee of Samuel Allison Deed from J.E. Fry to Sam Allison Registered in Book No 1 page 241 Deed S. Allison to N.W. Phillips Book No 1 page 322 dated January 15th 1870 Pg 260 Know all men by these presents, That I Leonard Fry of the County of Bates & State of Missouri have made, constituted & appointed, and by these presents do make, constitute & appoint David Fry of Smith County Tennessee, my true & lawful Attorney, for me and in my name place & stead to transact all business relating to the settlement of the estate of Henry Fry deceased late of Smith County Tennessee, to receive and receipt for all money or property to which I may be entitled as heir at law of the said Henry Fry, hereby giving & granting unto my said Attorney full power & authority to do & perform all and every act and thing, whatsoever requisite and necessary to be done in and about the premises, as fully to all intents and purposes as I might or could do if personally present, with full power of substitution & revocation, hereby ratifying & confirming all that my said Attorney or his substitutes shall lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue hereof In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand & seal the first day of October in the year one thousand Eight Hundred and Seventytwo Leonard Fry Sealed in the presence of J.L. Church State of Missouri County of Bates County Before me W.J. Smith…came Leonard Fry…Witness official Seal and signature at office in Butler M. this first day of October A.D. 1872 W.J. Smith Clerk of County Court State of Missouri Bates County I. John S. Sullins, sole presiding Judge…certify that W.J. Smith is and was at the date of the above certificate Clerk… Pg 261 …his signature thereto is genuine…Witness my hand & official Seal at office this the first day of October 1872 John H Sullins Judge State of Missouri Bates County I, W.J. Smith Clerk…certify that John H. Sullins is sole Judge presiding…his signature there to genuineIn testimony whereof I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court at office in Butler on this 1st day of October 1872. W.J. Smith Clerk State of Tennessee Smith County I B.f.C. Smith Clerk…certify that the foregoing Power of Attorney from Leonard Fry & certificates there to is a true copy of the original now on file in my officeWitness my hand at office October 28th 1872 B.f.C. Smith Clk Pg 262 David Fry Et als VS Leonard Fry Et als Petition to sell LandReceived, October 28th 1872 of B.f.C. Smith Clerk of the County Court of Smith County & Commissioner in the above case One Hundred & five dollars & fifty cents in full of my distributive share of the estate of my father Henry Fry deceased arising from the sale of the real estate of said deceased sold & distributed under the decree of the Smith County Court pronounced in this cause $105.50/ Leonard Fry By David Fry attorney in fact State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…David Fry Atty in fact…Witness my hand at office October 28th 1872. B.f.C. Smith Clk Pg 263 David Fry Et als VS Leonard Fry Et als Petition to sell landReceived, October 28th 1872 of B.f.C. Smith Clerk of the County Court of Smith County & Commissioner in the above case Fifty two dollars & 75 cents ballance in full of my distributive share of the estate of my father Henry Fry deceased, arrising from the sale of the real estate of said deceased, sold and distributed under the decree of said Court pronounced in this cause $52.75/ David Fry State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…David Fry …Witness my hand at office this October 28th 1872. B.f.C. Smith Clk Pg 267 David Fry et als VS. Leonard Fry Et als O Bill to sell LandReceived, November 2nd 1872, of BfC Smith Clerk of Smith County Court & Commissioner in the above case, Fifty two dollars & 75 cent in full of my distributive share of the estate of my Father Henry Fry decd, arising from the sale of the real estate of said deceased, I being a daughter & heir of said Henry Fry decd, said fund arising from the real estate sold by a decree of Smith County Court & distributed under the decree of said Court $52.75/ H.B. Ballinger S.E. Ballinger State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…the foregoing Receiptors…and also…S.E. Ballinger wife of H.B. Ballinger privately and apart from her said husband…for the purposes therein contained on the day it bears dateWitness my hand at office this November 2nd 1872. B.f.C. Smith Clk Pg 268 David Fry vs Leonard Fry "et als" O Bill to sell LandReceived, November 2nd 1872, of B.f.C. Smith Clerk of the County Court of Smith County and Commissioner in the above case Fifty two dollars & 75 cents in full of my distributive share of the estate of Henry Fry decd, I being a daughter & heir of said deceased said fund arising from the sale of the real estate of said deceased, sold & distributed under the orders of the Smith County Court in the above case $52.75/ John Dedman Elizabeth (her x mark) Deadman Test \endash Saml Paschal State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…John Deadman & wife Elizabeth Deadman…and also…Elizabeth Deadman wife of said John Deadman, privately and apart from her said husband…for the purposes therein contained on the day it bears dateWitness my hand at office November 2nd 1872 B.f.C. Smith Clk Pg 270 David Fry VS Leonard Fry et als O Bill to sell LandReceived, November 2nd 1872, of B.f.C. Smith Clerk of Smith County Court, & Commissioner in the above case Fifty two dollars & 75 cents in full of the distributive share of John L. Harris & Wife Ann Harris, the said Ann Harris being a daughter & heir of Henry Fry deceased the said amount being in full of the distributive share of said Ann Harris arising from the sale of the real estate of said Henry Fry decd, sold & distributed under the decree of the Smith County Court in the above cause N.W. Philips assignee of J.L. Harris & wife Ann Harris State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…N.W. Philips…Witness my hand at office this November 2nd 1872 BfC Smith Clk Pg 271 Dabney Lancaster & Nancy Lancaster his wife we do hereby nominate and appoint David Fry of Smith County State of Tennessee our Attorney if fact to demand and receive for us from any person having posession of, or liable for the same, a distributive share, which has decended to us from one Henry Fry now deceased late of the County of Smith and State of Tennessee and all necessary receipts, bonds & acquittances for us and in our name to execute, for and about the same, we do further empower our said attorney to sue for & recover the same or any part thereof whether the same be real or personal or mixed estate and for that purpose to make & employ one or more attorneys under him and to do all other act and things necessary to accomplish the object of this power at our expense and charge. And we do hereby ratify & confirm all the lawful acting and doings of our said attorney in the premises as fully as if we were present and doing the same ourselves. This 14th day of Oct AD 1872 Dabney Lancaster Nancy (her x mark) Lancaster witness Jno Phillips State of Texas County of Ellis Before me C.R. Gibson Clerk…personally appeared Dabney Lancaster…At the same time & place…Nancy Lancaster Wife of said Dabney Lancaster…privately and apart from her said husband…In testimony whereof I hereunto set my hand and affixed seal of office in the town of Waxohotshie this 14th day of Oct AD 1872. CR Gibson Clk By Jno Phillips Dist Pg 273 David Fry vs: Leonard Fry "et als" O Bill to sell LandReceived, November 2nd 1872, of B.f.C. Smith Clerk of the County Court of Smith County Tennessee & Commissioner in the above case, One Hundred & five dollars & 50 cents in full of the distributive share of Dabney Lancaster & wife Nancy Lancaster in the real estate of Henry Fry decd Said Nancy Lancaster being a daughter & heir of said Henry Fry decd said amount being the fund arising from the sale of the real estate of said deceased, sold & distributed under the decrees of the Smith County Court in the above case. &105.50/ Dabney Lancaster Nancy Lancaster By David Fry Atty in Fact Acknowledged before me November 2 1972 B.f.C. Smith Clk State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…David Fry Atty in fact &C…Witness my hand, at office, this November 2nd 1872. B.f.C. Smith Clk Pg 275 David Fry et als VS. Leonard Fry et als O Bill to sell LandReceived, November 14th 1872, of B.f.C. Smith Clerk of the Smith County Court and Commissioner in the above case, Fifty two dollars & seventy five cents in full of our distributive share in the real estate of Henry Fry decd I the undersigned Belinda Cooksey being a daughter & heir of the said Henry Fry decd, said fund ariseing from the sale of the real estate of said Deceased, sold and distributed under a decree of the Smith County Court in the above named case. $52.75/ Belinda Cooksey James B Cooksey State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…the foregoing Receptors…and also personally appeared before me Belinda Cooksey wife of James B. Cooksey privately and apart from her said husband…Witness my hand at office in Carthage this November 14th 1872. B.f.C. Smith Clk Pg 297 Estate of Henry Fry Decd Received of B.S. Fry Administrator of the personal of Henry Fry decd Nineteen dollars & 64 cts in full of my distributive share due me from said estate in the hands of said administrator as such this 30th of March 1872 Sarah (her x mark) J. Fry Attest JB Kigle HB Ballinger Proven before me by the oaths of J.B. Kyle & H.B. Ballinger subscribing witnesses thereto on this February 7th 1873 B.f.C. Smith clk Received of BS. Fry Administrator of the personal estate of Henry Fry Decd Nineteen dollars & 64 cts in full of my distributive share due me from said estate, in the hands of said Administrator as such the 7th day of February 1873 Dabney Lancaster Nany Lancaster David Fry H.B. Ballinger J.B. Kyle Proven, before me by the oaths of H.B. Ballinger & J.B. Kyle subscribing witnesses to the above recept on this February 7th 1873 B.f.C. Smith Clk Received of BS. Fry Administrator of the personal estate of Henry Fry Deceased Nineteen dollars & 64 cts in full of my distributive share due me from said estate in the hands of said Administrator as such this 7th day of February 1873 Leonard Fry David Fry H.B. Ballinger J.B. Kyle Proven, before me, by the oaths of H.B. Ballinger & J.B. Kyle subscribing witnesses to the above receipt on this 7th day of February 1873 BfC Smith clk Pg 298 Estate Henry Fry Decd Received February 7th 1873, of B.S. Fry Administrator of the estate of Henry Fry deceased Six dollars & 54 cents in full of the distributive share of said estate due me as a son of Ann Kyle formerly Ann Fry a daughter of said Henry Fry Decd this amount being one third of the personal estate to which said Ann, would be entitled if living. H.B. Kyle Acknowledged before me this February 7th 1873 B.f.C. Smith clk David Fry vs: Lenard Fry & others O Bill to sell LandReceived Oct 7th 1872, of BfC Smith Clerk of the County Court of Smith County & commissioner in the above case Fifty two dollars & 75 in full of my distributive Share of the proceeds arriseing from the sale of the land of Henry Fry deceased, sold and distributed under a decree of the Smith County Court, pronounced in the above cause B.S. Fry Acknowledged before me October 7th 1873 B.f.C. Smith clk State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…B.S. Fry…Witness my hand, at office, October 7th 1872 B.f.C. Smith clk Pg 299 David Fry vs: Lenard Fry & others O Bill to sell LandReceived February 7th 1873, of B.f.C. Smith Clerk of Smith County Court & Commissioner in the above case One Hundred & five dollars & 50 cents in full of the distributive share of Sarah J Fry, a daughter of Henry Fry deceased in the proceeds arriseing from the sale of the real estate of said Henry Fry decd, sold & distributed under a decree of the Smith County Court pronounced in the above cause B.S. Fry Adms of Sarah J Fry decd State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…B.S. Fry Admr of Sarah J. Fry…Witness my hand at office Feby 7th 1873 B.f.C. Smith clerk David Fry vs: Leonard Fry et als O Bill to sell LandReceived, Feb 20th 1873, of B.f.C. Smith Clk Fifty two dollars & 75 cents in full of the distributive share of John W. Fry in the real estate of Henry Fry Decd, it being the amount ballance due said John W. Fry out of the fund ariseing from the sale of the land belonging to the estate of said decd sold & distributed under the decree of this Court, pronounced in the above cause N.W. Philips assignee of J.W. Fry State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…N.W. Philips assignee of J.W. Fry…Witness my hand at office Feby 20th 1873 B.f.C. Smith clerk David Fry vs Leonard Fry O Bill to sell LandReceived, February 20th 1873, of B.f.C. Smith Clerk & Commissioner in the above case Fiftytwo dollars & 75 cents Ballance in full of the distributive share of James E. Fry out of the real estate of Henry Fry Sr Decd, it being the amount due him arrising from the sale of the land belonging to said estate sold & distributed under the decree of this Court, pronounced in the above cause N.W. Philips assignee of Jas E. Fry State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…N.W. Philips assignee of J.W. Fry…Witness my hand at office Feby 20th 1873 B.f.C. Smith clerk Pg 388 Know all men by these presents that We, Benjamin Payne and Rebecca Payne, Sangamon County Illinois have made, constituted and appointed and by these presents, do make constitute & appoint B.S. Fry of Smith County Tennessee, our true and lawful attorney in fact, for us and in our name, place and stead, to collect and receive from any person having possession or control of the same and receipt therefore, our interest both real & personal in the estate of Henry Fry Decd late of said County of Smith and State of Tennessee, giving & granting unto our said Attorney, full power and authority to do and perform all and every act and thing, whatsoever requisite and necessary to be done in and about the premises as fully as to all intents & purposes as we might or could do if personally present; with full power of substitution and revocation, hereby ratifying & confirming all that our said Attorney or his substitute shall lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue hereof. In testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our hands & seals this the 29th day of October 1873 Rebecca Payne Benjamin Payne Sealed & Delivered in our presents L.H. Tichnor Charles Arnold State of Illinois Sangammon County Personally appeared before Clerk of the County Court…Benjamin Payne & wife Rebecca Payne…And also personally appeared before me Rebecca Payne wife of the said Benjamin Payne privately and apart from her said husband… Pg 389 Witness my hand and official seal at office in Springfield Sangamon County Illinois, on the 29th day of October 1873 N.W. Matheny Clerk County Court Sangamon County Illinois State of Illinois Sangammon County I A.N.J. Crook Chairman & presiding Justice of the probate Court…Certify that N.W. Matheny…is and was at the date thereof the legally elected and qualified Clerk of the County Court…Witness my hand and seal at office in Springfield Sangamon County Illinois, on this 2?th of October A.D. 1873 A.N.J. Crook Judge State of Illinois Sangammon County I Noah W. Matheny Clerk of the County Court…certify that A.N.J. Crook…is and was at the date thereof the legally elected commissioned and qualified Judge and presiding Justice of the County Court…Witness my hand and official seal at office in Springfield Sangamon County Illinois on this 29th day of October AD 1873 N.W. Matheny clerk of Sangamon County Court Illinois A true copy attest B.f.C. Smith Clk Pg 390 David Fry et als VS Lenard Fry et als O Bill to sell LandReceived, November 11th 1873, of BfC Smith Clerk of the County Court of the County of Smith & Commissioner in the above case One Hundred & five dollars & fifty cents in full of the distributive share of Rebecca Payne a daughter &n heir of Henry Fry dec, arising from the sale of the real estate of said deceased, sold & distributed under the decree of Smith County Court in the above case. Rebecca Payne Benjamin Payne By B.S. Fry Attorney in fact Attest WR (his x mark) Coskey J.M. Fisher Acknowledged before me November 11th 1873 B.f.C. Smith Clk State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…BS Fry Atty in fact…Witness my hand at office Nov 11th 1873 B.f.C. Smith Clk Pg 391 Estate of Henry Fry Dec Received, November 11th 1873, of B.S. Fry Administrator of the estate of Henry Fry deceased Nineteen dollars & sixtyfive cents, less one dollar & 25 cts to pay for recording this receipt: the said sum of $19.65 being the distributive share of B. Payne & Wife out of the personal estate of said Deceased according to final settlement of said estate made by the administrator & approved by the County Court of Smith County Tennessee B. Payne Rebecca Payne By B.S. Fry Attorney in fact Acknowledged before me Nov. 11th 1873 B.f.C. Smith Clk State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…B.S. Fry Atty in fact…Witness my hand at office Nov 11th 1873 B.f.C. Smith Clk Pg 419 Know all men by these presents that we J.S. Fry, Moses Odum & wife Mary Odum of Williamson County Illinois have made constituted and appointed and by these presents do make constitute and appoint David Fry of Smith County Tennessee our true and lawful attorney in fact for us and in our name place and stead to collect and receive from any person having possession or control of the same and receipt therefore, our interest both real and personal in the estate of Henry Fry deceased late of said County of Smith and State of Tennessee given and granting unto our said Attorney full power and authority to do and perform all and every act and thing whatsoever requisite and necessary to be done in and about the premises as fully to all intents and purposes as we might or could do if personally present with full power of substitution and revocation hereby ratifying and confirming all that our said Attorney or his substitute shall lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue hereof.In witness whereof we have set our hands and seals, this the 20th day of November 1873. Sealed & delivered in our presence. J.S. Fry Moses Odum Mary (her x mark) Odum State of Illinois Williamson County Personally appeared…J.S. Fry, Moses Odum & wife Mary Odum…foregoing Power of Attorney to David Fry…also personally appeared before me Mary Odum wife of the said Moses Odum privately and apart from her said husband…Witness my hand and official Seal at office in Marion, Williamson County Illinois on this 20th day of November A.D. 1873. J.W. Samuels Co. Clerk County Court Williamson County Ill. State of Illinois Williamson County I, J.M. Spain Co. Judge and Presiding Justice …do hereby certify that J.W. Samuels… Pg 420 …is and was at the date thereof the legally elected and qualified Clerk…Witness my hand and seal at office in Williamson County Illinois on this 20th day of November, A.D. 1873 J.M. Spain Co Judge State of Illinois Williamson County I, J.W. Samuels County Clerk¦hereby certify that J.M. Spain…is and was at the date thereof the legally elected and commissioned and qualified Judge & presiding justice…Witness my hand and official seal at Office in Marion, Williamson County Illinois, on this 20th day of November A.D. 1873 J.W. Samuels Co Clerk of Williamson County Illinois Pg 421 David Fry et als vs: Lenard Fry et als O Bill to sell LandReceived, December 31st 1873, of B.f.C. Smith Clerk of the County Court of Smith County & Commissioner in the above case Thirtyfive dollars & 16 cents, that being the amount in full due us as two of the children and heirs of Jacob Fry Decd who was one of the children & heirs of Henry Fry Decd, the said sum of $35.16 being the 1/3 of the distributive share of said Jacob Fry Decd out of the real estate of Henry Fry Decd, sold & distributed under the decree of the Smith County Court in the above case. J.S. Fry Mosses Odum Mary Odum By David Fry Atty in fact Estate of Henry Fry DecdReceived December 31st 1873, of B.S. Fry Administrator of the estate of Henry Fry Deceased (?) dollars & 54 cent in full of the one third of the share or interest of Jacob Fry Decd in the personal estate of Henry Fry Decd J.S. Fry Mosses Odom Mary Odom By David Fry Atty in fact State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…David Fry Atty in fact…Witness my hand at office December 31st 1873 B.f.C. Smith Clk Pg 426 Know all men by these Presents that we Charles Miller and wife Elizabeth Miller, Absolom Shanks and wife Martha Shanks of Saline County, State of Illinois have made constituted and appointed, and by these presents do make constitute and appoint B.S. Fry of Smith County Tennessee our true and lawful Attorney in fact for us and in our name place and stead to collect and receive from any person having possession or control of the same and receipt therefore our interest both real and personal in the estate of Henry Fry deceased late of said County of Smith and state of Tennessee giving and granting unto our said Attorney full power and authority to do and perform all and every act and thing whatsoever requisite and necessary to be done in and about the premises as fully to all intents and purposes as we might or could do if personally present with full power of substitution and revocation hereby ratifying and confirming all that our said Attorney or his substitute shall lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue hereofIn witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands & seals, this 24th day of December 1873. Elizabeth (her x mark) Miller Martha (her x mark) Shanks Charles Miller Absolom Shanks Sealed & delivered in our presence, Attest G.L. Eubanks State of Illinois Saline County Personally appeared…Charles Miller & wife Elizabeth Miller, Absalom Shanks & wife Martha Shanks…also…Elizabeth Miller and Martha Shanks wives of the said Charles Miller Absalom Shanks privately and apart from their said husbands…Witness my hand and official seal at office in Harrisburg, Saline County Illinois on this the 24th day of December A.D. 1873 W.E. Burnett Clerk County Court Saline County Illinois State of Illinois Saline County I, R.N. Warfield County Judge and presiding justice… Pg 428 David Fry et als VS: Lenord Fry et als O Bill to sell LandReceived January 19th 1879 of B.F.C. Smith Clerk of the Smith County Court & commissioner in the above case…Seventeen dollars & 58 cents in full of the distributive share of Elizabeth Miller and also received Seventeen dollars & 58 cents in full of the distributive share of Martha Shanks who were both daughters of Jacob Fry deceased who was a son and heir of Henry Fry deceased said fund arriseing from the sale of the real estate of Henry Fry Deceased, sold & distributed under the decree of Smith County Court in the above case. $17.58 Elizabeth Miller Martha Shanks Charles Miller Absalam Shanks By BS Fry their Attorney in fact Acknowledged before me January 19th 1874 B.f.C. Smith Clk State of Tennessee Smith CountyPersonally appeared…B.S. Fry Atty in fact…Witness my hand at office Jany 19th 1874 B.f.C. Smith Clk Pg 429 Estate of Henry Fry DeceasedReceived January 19th 1874, of B.S. Fry Administrator of the estate of Henry Fry Dec Three dollars & 27 cents in full of the share of Elizabeth Miller in the personal estate of Henry Fry, Dec and also received of B.S. Fry Administrator &C Three dollars & 27 cents in full of the distributive share of Martha Shanks in the personal estate of Henry Fry Dec,they each being daughters & heirs of Jacob Fry Dec who was a son & heir of said Henry Fry Deceased $3.27 Elizabeth Miller Martha Shanks Charles Miller Absalum Shanks By B.S. Fry Their Attorney in fact Acknowledged before me Jany 19th 1874 BfC Smith Clk State of Tennessee Smith County Personally appeared…B.S. Fry Atty in fact…Witness my hand at office Jany 19th 1874 B.F.C. Smith Clk Pg 465 David FRY et als VS: Lenard FRY et als Received, March 26th 1874 of B.f.C. Smith Clerk of the County Court of Smith County & Commissioner in the above case One Hundred & five dollars & 50 cents less $2.50 cost of recording this recording this receipt & a refunding Bond, in full of the distributive share of Mary DAVIDSON's Heirs \endash arrising from the sale of the real estate of Henry FRY Dec. sold & distributed under a decree of the Smith County Court in the above case. $105. 50/ David FRY State of Tennessee Smith County We David FRY, Ben S. FRY and Lemuel BARNETT, bind ourselves in the penal sum of Two Hundred and Eleven dollars, payable to the State of Tennessee To be void on condition the said David FRY who has this day received from B.f.C. Smith Clerk of the County Court of Smith County and Commissioner in the estate of Henry FRY dec. One Hundred & five dollars & 50 ($105.50/) the distributive share of Mary DAVIDSON Heirs in the real estate of said Henry FRY Deceased, shall pay over to said heirs the said sum of $105.50/ and hold the said B.f.C. Smith Clerk &C harmless to the said Heirs and abide by & perform all the decrees of any Court having Jurisdiction thereof which may be pronounced relative to the said distributive share of Mary Davidson Heirs then this obligation to be void: otherwise to remain in full force & virtue. Signed & sealed this March 26th 1874 David FRY B.S. FRY Lemuel BARNETT Recd of B.S. FRY Administrator of Henry FRY deceast Twelve dollars and 26 1/4 in full of the distributive Share of James T. DAVIDSON Henry DAVIDSON, Samuel FORTNEY and wife Martha FORTNEY John DAVIDSON; Stephen W. WILLIAMS & wife Alesia WILLIAMS arrising from the personal property sold by Said Administrator. This 21st day of January 1875. James T. DAVISSON Henry DAVISSON John DAVISSON Samuel FORTNEY Martha FORTNEY Steave W. WILLIAMS Aley WILLIAMS By David FRY atturney in fact State of Tennessee Smith County personally appeared…David FRY Atterny in fact…Witness at office this January the 20th 1875 S. Allison Clk Pg 580 Know all men by these present, that we, James T DAVIDSON, Henry DAVIDSON, John DAVIDSON, Samuel FORTNEY and wife Patsey FORTNEY of Effingham County, State of Illinois and Stephen W. WILLIAMS and Eley WILLIAMS of Sangamon County, State of Illinois, have made, constituted and appointed and by these present do make constitute and appoint David FRY of Smith County Tennessee, our true and lawful attorney in fact for us and in our name, place and stead to collect and receive from any person having possion or control of the Same and receipt therefore our interest, both real and personal in the estate of Henry FRY, deceased late of said county of Smith and State of Tennessee, giving and granting unto our Said Attorney, full power and authority to do and perform all and every act and thing, whatsoever requisite and necessary to be done in and about the premises as fully to all intents and purposes as we might or could do if personally present with full power of substitution and revocation hereby ratifying and confirming all that our said Attorney or his substitute Shall lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue hereofIn witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this the 21st day of James T DAVIDSON's seal Henry DAVIDSON's seal John DAVIDSON's seal Samuel FORTNEY's seal Martha FORTNEY's seal Stephen W. WILLIAMS and Eley (her x mark) WILLIAMS Sealed & delivered in our presence James (?) Costeg--- Attest J. J. HARDIN State of Illinois Effingham County Personally appeared…James T DAVIDSON, Henry DAVIDSON, John DAVIDSON, Samuel FORTNEY and wife Patey FORTNEY…and also…Patey FORTNEY wife of said Samuel FORTNEY privately and apart from her said husband…Witness my hand and seal at office, Effingham, Effingham County Illinois on this the 21st day of December A.D. 1874 J.W. Leller Co. Clerk, county court, Effingham County ILL Pg 581 State of Illinois Effingham County I, Joseph B Jones as presiding Justice of the Probate Court…certify that J.W. Liller…is and was at the date thereof…Clerk of the County Court…Witness my hand and seal at office in Effingham Effingham County Illinois, on this the 21st day of December A.D. 1874 Joseph B. Jones County Judge State of Illinois Effingham County I, J.W. Liller Clerk of the County Court...certify that Joseph B Jones…is and was at the date thereof…Judge and presiding Justice of the county Court…Witness my hand and official seal at office in Effingham Effingham County Illinois on this the 21st day of December A.D. 1874 J.W. Liller County Court Clerk State of Illinois Sangamon County I, John J. Hardin, Clerk of the County Court...certify that Stephen W.WILLIAMS and Eley WILLIAMS his wife…this day came before me…Witness my hand and seal at office at Springfield this the 24th day of December A.D. 1874 John J. Hardin Clerk Pg 582 State of Illinois Effingham County Personally appeared…Micajah DAVIDSON, who after being duly sworn according to Law Deposeth and sayeth that he is the Reputed father of five children who are now living born to him by his first wife, whose maiden name was Mary FRY, the name of said children are as follows to wit, Jame T. DAVIDSON, Henry DAVIDSON, Aley WILLIAMS wife of Stephen WILLIAMS and Patsy FORTNEY, wife of Samuel FORTNEY and John DAVISON all of Effingham county except Alsey WILLIAMS, who resides in Sangamon County and that I have three children by my said first wife Mary FRY who have departed this life, to wit Francis EDWARDS, Nancy LEONARD, and Mary HARDSOCK, who have all left heirs surviving them and further this Deponsed Saith not Micajah DAVIDSON State of Illinois Effingham CountySworn and subscribed to before me this 22nd day of October 1874 John Brown acting Justice of the peace in and for the County and state aforesaid John Brown J.P. Received of Samuel Allison Clerk of the County Court of Smith County Tennessee Ninety Dollars and thirty five cents in full of the first payment on the Sale of land personal property coming to me from the sale of land Sold by order of Court in the case of T.H. ROBINSON Adr &C against A. LAW & others. This 23rd day of January 1875 Tabitha L LAW State of Tennessee Smith Countypersonally appeared…Tabitha L LAW…Witness Jany the 23 1875 S Allison Clk Pg 583 Recd of Samuel Allison Clerk of the County Court of Smith County Tennessee fifty dollars in full of my Share arising from the Sale of land Sold by order of Court the above amount is in full of all demands against Said Allison Clerk coming to me from my Father William LAW deceased This 23rd day of January 1875 Tabitha L LAW State of Tennessee Smith Countypersonally appeared…Tabitha L LAW…This January the 23rd 1875 S Allison Clk Pg 584 Know all men by these presents that I, Henry FRY of Jasper County, State of Illinois, have made, constituted and appointed and by these present do make, constitute and appoint B.S. FRY of Smith County Tennessee my true and lawful attorney in fact for me and in my name, place and stead, to collect and receive from any person having possession or control of the same and receipt therefor my interest both real and personal in the Estate of Henry FRY deceased late of Said County of Smith and State of Tennessee; giving and granting unto my Said Attorney, full power and authority to do and perform all and every act and thing whatsoever requisite and necessary to be done in and about the premises as fully to all intents and purposes as I might or could do if personally present, with full power of substitution and revocation hereby ratifying and confirming all that my said Attorney or his substitute shall lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue thereofIn witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal; this the 7th day of November 1874 Henry F. FRY Seal and delivered in my presence W.L. HEATH State of Illinois Jasper County Personally appeared…Henry FRY…Witness my hand and official Seal at office in Newton, Jasper County Illinois. This the 7th day of November A.D. 1874 H.K. Powel Clerk of the County Court Jasper County Illinois State of Illinois Jasper County I, William CARTER, presiding Judge of the Probat Court…certify that H.K. Powel…is and was at the date thereof…Clerk of the County Court… Pg 585 Witness my hand and seal at office in Jasper County Illinois, this the 7th day of November A.D. 1874 Wm Carter P.J. State of Tennessee Jasper County I, H.K. Powel, Clerk…certify that William CARTER… is and was at the date thereof…Judge… Witness my hand and official seal at office in Newton, Jasper County Illinois this the 7th day of November, A.D. 1874 H.K. Powel Clerk of Jasper County Court Illinois Estate Henry Fry DecDavid FRY & others Rc. Vs Leonard FRY & othersReceived February 1st 1875, of B.f.C. Smith former Clerk of the County Court of Smith County & Commissioner in the above case Seventeen dollars & 58 cts in full of the distributive share of Henry F. FRY a son & heir of Jacob FRY Decd, who was a son and heir of Henry FRY Decd arrising from the sale of the real estate belonging to said estate & sold & distributed under the decree of Smith County Court in the case of David FRY & others vs Leonard FRY & others. Henry F. FRY By B.S. FRY Attorney in fact Estate of Henry Fry DecDavid FRY & others Rept. Received of Benjamin FRY three dollars & 37 cents in full of the personal Estate of said Distributive Share of the Estate of Henry FRY F. FRY a son and heir of Jacob FRY Decd by an order of the Smith County Court in the case of David FRY & others vs Leonard FRY & others this Feby The 7th 1875 Henry F. FRY By B.S. FRY Attorney in fact Pg 586 State of Tennessee Smith Countypersonally appeared…Henry F FRY by B.S. FRY attorney in fact…on page 585…This Feby the 1st 1875 S Allison Clk State of Tennessee Smith Countypersonally appeared…Henry F FRY by B.S. FRY attorney in fact…Witness at office this the 1st of Feby 1875 S Allison Clk
Husband James E Briggs
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1 M James Elba Briggs
Born: 21 Aug 1921
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Died: 18 Jan 2011 - Fort Smith, Van Buren County, Arkansas
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Spouse: Grace Lois Davidson
Marr: 3 Mar 1951 - Ozark, Franklin County, Arkansas
Husband James Elba Briggs
Born: 21 Aug 1921
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Father: James E Briggs
Mother: Vina Smith
Marriage: 3 Mar 1951 - Ozark, Franklin County, Arkansas
Wife Grace Lois Davidson
Born: 5 Apr 1925
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Died: 15 Jun 2001
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Father: Cecil Roscoe Davidson
Mother: Minnie Angeline Phillips
Other Spouse: Vearl A Taylor
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Name: Grace Taylor
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Age: 25
Birth Year: abt 1926
Residence: Ozark, Franklin, Arkansas
Spouse's Name: James E Briggs
Spouse's Gender: Male
Spouse's Age: 29
Spouse's Residence: Ozark, Franklin, Arkansas
Marriage Date: 3 Mar 1951
Marriage License Date: 3 Mar 1951
Marriage County: Franklin
Event Type: Marriage
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Birth: Aug. 28, 1921
Lost City
Cherokee County
Oklahoma, USA
Death: Jan. 18, 2011
Fort Smith
Sebastian County
Arkansas, USA
James Elba Briggs, 89, of Alma, Ark, died Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011 in Fort Smith, Ark.
He was retired from Contel Telephone Company, and a veteran of the U.S. Army. He was born Aug. 28, 1921 in Lost City to James E. and Vina Smith Briggs.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, Grace Davidson Briggs; a sister, Marjorie Warne, and nephew, David Briggs.
Graveside services were at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 22 at Highland Cemetery in Ozark with military honors, under direction of Shaffer Funeral Home of Ozark.
He is survived by a daughter, Sandra Sue Temple, and husband, Donald, of Alma, Ark.; grandson, Wyatt Smith, of Ozark, Ark.; great grandson, Chris Smith, of Ozark, Ark.; a brother, Jack Briggs, and his wife, Nila, of Wagoner; two nieces, Jan Wade, of Illinois, and Lori Bliss, of Missouri; three nephews, Mike Briggs, of Oklahoma, Rob James and Douglas James, of Arkansas; and several great nieces and nephews, and cousins.
To leave an online condolence to the family visit the website: shafferfuneralhomeweb.com.
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Name of Deceased: James Briggs
Gender: M (Male)
Age at Death: 89
Death Date: 18 Jan 2011
Death Place: Fort Smith
Obituary Date: 23 Jan 2011
Newspaper Title: Press Argus-Courier
Newspaper Location: Van Buren, AR, USA
Birth Date: 28 Aug 1921
Birth Place: USA
Residence (at time of death): Alma
Spouse's Name: Grace Davidson Briggs
Childrens' Names: Sandra Sue Temple of Alma
Siblings' Names: Jack Briggs of Wagoner, Okla
Military: Army vetera
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Lives in Alma, Ar (Sandra's mother)
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Grace Louis Davidson
Name: Grace Lois Davidson Briggs
Birth Date: 5 Apr 1925
Age at Death: 76
Death Date: 15 Jun 2001
Burial Place: Ozark, Franklin County, Arkansas, USA
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Husband Edward Glyndale Chastain
Born: 19 Oct 1915 - Purdey, Barry County, Missouri
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Father: Edward C Chastain
Mother: Myrtle Crane
Marriage: 5 Jan 1935 - Jackson County, Missouri
Wife Helen Francis Bright
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Mother: Ruby Winn Glenn
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2 M Gerald Lee Chastain
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CHASTAIN, Edward G; 88; Purdey MO>Hemet CA; Hemet News; 2003-10-6; sdelosie
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