Gill document 5
Transcribed by Daniel B. Olds from a copy of the original generously provided by Jim & Brenda Hicks
Received August 18th 1871 of Buckner Ray admr. of Jesse Gill dec’d. One Hundred Seventy & 94/100 dollars in full of my distributive share of the estate of said dec’d. I being one of the children of Nancy Gill dec’d. and who married W. Ray first and afterwards married E.A. Parham.
W.W. Parham
Received August 18th 1871 of Buckner Ray admr. of Jesse Gill dec’d. One Hundred Seventy & 94/100 dollars in full of our distributive shares of the estate of said dec’d. The undersigned Mary C. Caltharp being one of the children of Nancy Gill dec’d. and a daughter of said Jesse Gill who first married W. Ray & afterwards married E.A. Parham.
J.N. Caltharp
Mary Caltharp by
W.W. Parham share Attorney
Received August 18th 1871 of Buckner Ray admr. of Jesse Gill dec’d. One Hundred Seventy & 94/100 dollars in full of the distributive share of Avery Parham in the estate of said dec’d. The said Avery Parham being a child of Nancy Gill who first married W. Ray and afterward married E.A. Parham. This sum is now paid me under power of attorney and carry over from said Avery Gill to me which is duly registered in the registrar’s office of Wake County, North Carolina.
W.W. Parham for self and
Attorney for Avery Parham
Received August 18th 1871 of Buckner Ray admr. of Jesse Gill dec’d. One Hundred Seventy & 94/100 dollars in full of the distributive share Emiline Dickinson in the estate of said dec’d. The said Emiline being one of the children of Nancy Gill dec’d. who first married W. Ray & afterward married E.A. Parham.
James H. Dickinson
and Emiline Dickinson
by W.W. Parham Attorney
Jesse Gill
to M.C. Oneal, Dr.
March the 25th 1860 to walnut coffin $25.00
Rec’d of Buckner Ray Admr. Of Jesse Gill dec’d. $25.00 in full for coffin.
Feby the 2d, 1861.
M.C. Oneal
Sources: Wake County courthouse records, Federal Census records.
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