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Tucker Woodson. Hiram Cooley & Murray Woodson applied for letters of adm. 19 Sep 1831. South Carolina Greenville Distrct. To John Watson, Esq., Ordinary of saidDistrict. The petition of Hiram Cooley and Murray Woodson adms of the estate ofTucker Woodson, decd... there is a necessity of immediately selling all the personal estate ofthe intestate for distribution among the heirs as they are all of lawfulage. For the above noted reason your petitioners crave an order of sale.S/ Hiram Cooley, Murray (X) Woodson, adms. 3 Oct 1831. ...to John Watson, Esq., ordinary... I Murray Woodson a legalheir and representative of Tucker Woodson decd late of the district(Greenville) aforesaid... who died intestate do hereby apply to the courtof ordinary for a division or sale of the real estate of said deceasedsituate in the district aforesaid (Greenville) on Saluda river containing131 acres more or less, it being part of a tract of land originallygranted to James Moore bounded by lands of John Clark, Elizabeth Bensonand said river. your applicant would also state that the following is acorrect list of heirs of said deceased (viz) myself, Jane Pettis, JohnCockrum and Sarah his wife, Charlotte Johnson, Hiram Cooley and Mary hiswife & John Armstrong and Elizabeth his wife. Six in all, all of whomlive at this time within this state. Nov 14, 1831. S/ Murray (X) Woodson Above named heirs were ordered to appear at courthouse 5 Dec 1831. __(?) herewith legal heirs of Tucker Woodson, deceased do hereby consentto a division or sale of the real estate of said deceased. given underour hands this 21 day of Nov 1831. Murray (X) Woodson, Jane (X) Pettis, Lottie (X) Johnson, John (X)Cochram, Sarah Cochram, Hiram Cooley, Mary (X) Cooley, John Armstrong,Elizabeth (X) Armstrong. This annual return of the receipt and expenditures of the estate ofTucker Woodson, decd. 1831 Oct 3 By paid ordinary $5.29 Oct 26 Francis Davenport crying sale 1.50 Oct 26 J.W. Bohannon clerking at sale 2.00 Nov 14 J. Townsend 1.00 1832 Feb 2 H. Acker 4.00 Jan 6 Joseph Huges .25 Feb 10 Daniel Osborn 5.50 Jun 7 W.B. Blassingame 8.47 Sep for coffin 2.00 Oct 24 By paid Spirits for cornhusking .62 1/2 24w pork at .50 1.25 1w of lard .12 1/2 shrouding and liquor for sale 9.90 Amt. paid out by Hiram Cooley $41.91 1831 November by paid L.D. Shumate 1.00 Nov 4 Halbert Acker 2.00 Nov 9 H. Cobb 2.00 Nov 14 ordinary for recording 2.71 1832 Feb 20 do. fee 1.00 Amt paid out by M. Woodson $8.71 Amt. paid out $50.62. S/ Hiram Cooley Murray (X) Woodson To amount of sale due October the 26 1832 $2703.11 1/2 Recd by Murray Woodson 74.86 Deduct amount paid out 50.62 $2727.35 1/2 Sale bill of the estate of Tucker Woodson returned 14 Nov 1831 recorded in sale book A pages 62,63,64 Samuel Poor 1 shott gun 3.00 Elia Chapman 2 jugs & ___(?) .25 John Gamball 1 pot rack .87 1/2; 1 side leather 1.12 1/2 Wm. Davenport 1 pr streackers(?) .75 Jane Pettis 1 small pot .31 1/4; 1 side saddle 6.00; 1 pewter dish .75; 116.00; 1 bale horse 25.25; 1 hog 5.00; 1 coffee mill .31 1/4 David Vinson 1 spider .25; 1 jug & knives(?) .68 3/4 Samuel Roberts 2 Mad__(?) 1.00; 1 ax 1.00; 1 __(?) & grubbing hoe .75; 1ax .81; 1 __(?) .25; 1 large jug .62 1/2; 1 oven and hooks .50; 1 brokenpot .25; 1 lot augers & chisels 1.06 1/4; 1 flax Hackal(?) .93 ?/?; 1side leather 1.43 3/4; 5 chairs .56 1/4; 1 cupboard 1 __(?) & __(?) 1.061/4; 1 case razors & glass .56 1/4; 1 pocket book & box .25; 1 basket & ___(?)56 1/4 Hampton Shumate 1 small jug .12 1/23/4(?) 2.75 Abner Cox 1 lot ___(?) .93 2/3(?); 1 saddle bag .75 Hugh Poor 1 lot ___(?) & smoothing iron .37 1/2; 2 weeding hoes .50 John Poor, Sen 1 lot __(?) .25; 1 lot tallow & candle mold .62 pr; ironwedge .18 3/4 Alexander Acker 1 foot adds & ___(?) .81 1/3 John McDavid 1 lot scales & weights .62 1/2; 1 lot books & __(?) 1.811/4; 3 barrels .25; 1 lot barrels .37 1/2; 1 rawhide .75; 1 jug __(?).25; 1 bull 6.25; 1 steer 4.31 1/3; 1 small heifer 3.00; 1 small heifer4.00(?); 1 __(?) cow 8.68 3/4(?) Francis Davenport 1 hive & tobacco 1.81 1/4 Daniel Cockram 1 __(?) 1.12 1/2 John Armstrong 1 rifle gun barrel 4.25; 1 lot crockery .25; 2 canister &1 __(?) .50; 1 book .50; 1 large pot 1.00 3 chairs .31 1/4; 1 bed stead &furniture 8.00; 1 old clock 4.12 1/2; 1 bureau 14.00;1 looking glass .571/2; 1 brown horse 10.00; 1 rope & old side board .25; 1 __(?) .50; 1___(?) 1.16 3/4 Robert Davenport for H. Cooley 1 glass pitcher .40 Wm. Mears 1 dipper .25 Robert Davenport 1 glass pitcher & __(?) glass .43 3/4; 1 lot pewter &set knives & forks .25; 1 sett plans(?) 2.43 1/2cow 11.00 Jefferson Sullivant/Sullivan 1 __(?) .43(?); 1 lot goods old 2.06 1/4; 2counterpins 3.00; 12 _(?) lot bed cloths 5.06 1/4; 6 first choice hogs15.00; 2 pitchers 1 __(?) & 1 tumbler .37 1/2; 1 syth & cradle 2.75; 1lot potatoes 1.56 1/4 Lemuel Jenkins 1 syth & cradle .50 Austin Williams 4 barrels .68 3/5; 1 pickling tub Daniel Osborn 1 checked (?) __(?) .12 Nathaniel Dobins(?) 1 lot old plows & 1 __(?) .62 1/2 Tarlton Lee 2 plows & 1 clever 1.31 1/2; 1 plow & lock .81 1/4; 1 lot bedcloths 1.18 3/4; 1 cow & young calf 14.06 1/4 Wm. Holida 1 side leather 1.00 Robert Ashley 2 hides leather 1.06 1/4 Harrison J. Clark 1 pr leather .43 3/4; 1 lot leather 1.25 John Poor 1 side leather & calf __(?) .37 1/4 Wm. Mears 1 riding chair 10.06 1/2 Wm. Poor 2 wheels .56pr John Cockram 1 rifle gun; 4.25; 1 safe 1.25; 1 hide leather 2.12 1/2; 1wagon & hand gear 32.00 George T. Anderson 1 bedstead & furniture 13.50 Joseph Campbell 1 barrel .12 1/2 Josiah Cobb 13 hogs 13.25 Berkly Bagwell 1 spotted cow 8.06 1/3(?) Salinda Chambers 1 hog 3.00 P___(?) Campbell 1 small table & cloth .15 3/4 Doct Sullivant 1 chair whip .43 3/4 James McDaniel 1 negro boy Joe $500 Lotty Johnson 1 negro boy Bob $301 James Cockram 1 negro girl Ede $382 Samuel Roberts 1 negro girl Synthia $300 John Armstrong 1 negro child Elias $152 Jane Pettis 1 negro boy Ned $277 John Cockram 1 negro girl Sary Ann $160 Total sales $2693.73 Add for sales not entered 2.75 Jefferson Sullivant fodder 1.18 Samuel Roberts fodder 1.50 John Cockram fodder 1.80 Jane Pettis fodder 1.80 Lotty Johnson fodder 1.40 Jack Armstrong fodder 1.40 deduct for filing 2.37 1/2 deduct for __(?) 1.00 Amount of sale $2703.11 1/2 Halbert Acker, clerk, cetified true sale bill 4 Nov 1831. Greenville Dist., SC Apartment 8 No. 528. [Each childs part including advancements 547.31 3/4 this 19th Jany 1833.S/ Jno. Watson OGD Each childs part after deducting advancements. A__(?) Cr viz Jane Pettis 529.13 by Murray Woodson his own share 268.__(?) Charlotte Johnson 539.31 3/4 by Hiram Cooleys share 538.56 3/4 Jno. Armstrong 519.56 3/4 Murray Woodson 268.81 3/4 Jno. Cockrum 531.56 3/4 Hiram Cooley 538.56 3/4 add fraction 3/4 $2926.47 1/2 The above calculation is made by the princepal only. The interest to becalculated on each share from the 26th Oct to the 19th Jany 1835. S/ JnoWatson ordinary. This distribution was not in 8-528.] -- Peggy B. Chapman
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