Petition #20683211
- Jones County, Georgia. cicra 1832. - circa October 1833.
- Court: Superior
- Salutation: To the honorable L. Q. C. Lamar Judge of the Superior Courts of the Ocmulgee Circuit and holding jurisdiction in Equity therein
Abstract
John Gunn states that his late father, Daniel Gunn, left nine children as heirs to his estate. Two of the sons, Moses and Daniel, were appointed administrators of the estate and as such "took possession of all the real and personal estate of which the said Daniel was seized and possessed" and "rented out the lands and hired out the negroes for a considerable length of time and therefor received large sums of money." Averring that his brothers have refused to give him his inheritance, the petitioner prays that he be decreed his full distributive share of said estate.
Result: Granted; appealed; appeal withdrawn.
- Number of petition pages: 3
- Related documents: PARs #20683101; #20383210; Subpoena, Daniel Gunn and Moses Gunn, 1 February 1832; Sheriffs' Returns, 23 February 1832, 6 March 1832; Jury Verdict, 18 October 1833; Order, 17 October 1832; Appeal Bond, Moses Gunn and Daniel Gunn, 23 October 1832; Court Records, April Term 1833, October Term 1833
- Pages of related documents: 6
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Citation information
Repository: Jones County Courthouse, Gray, Georgia
- Records of the Superior Court, Writs 1831-1835
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