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GUARDIAN
BOND: Aquilla C Doyle guardian to John D. Helphenstine, 1864,
Fleming Co., Ky
Submitted by: Charlotte Doyle Smith
<bwsmith@garlic.com>
GUARDIAN'S BOND
The Commonwealth of Kentucky
Whereas, Aquilla C Doyle has been appointed, by the Court of
Fleming County, and has qualified as Guardian to John D. Helphenstine,
Joseph F. Helphenstine, George W. Helphenstine & David D.
Helphenstine.
Now, we, Aquilla C. Doyle as principal, and John Doyle his surety
do hereby covenant to and with the Commonwealth of Kentucky that
the said Aquilla C. Doyle will faithfully discharge the trust
of Guardian to said Minor, in all respects as require by law.
Signed this 25th day of July 1864
Aquilla C. Doyle
attest John X Doyl
W.T. Dudly clk his mark |
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LAWSUIT:
Richard Ross vs. John W. Doyle, 1874, Fleming Co., Ky
Lawsuit of the Heirs of John Doyle,
1874
Lawsuit #19849 Fleming Co. Fleming
Circuit Sct
Richard Ross Pltff. vz answer and
cross petition of John W. Doyle James Doyle- defdts. The defendant
John W. Doyle for answer and defense herein. Says that John Doyle
(his father) owned this land & other lands amounting to about
145 acres. (he having acquired this tract in the manner set out,
in the answer of defdt James Doyle) and he having died the 15th
Nov 1873 the widow Martha Doyle surviving then rented the whole
to this defendant & Said James Doyle to have the use and
proceeds of the land so held by him and this defendant to have
all proceeds of said land for the support, or board and care
of the deceased widow, the said Martha Doyle who was entitled
to dower but it never having been assigned to her. She was entitled
to use rent & lease the same as don,
and (he to) retain the same for the period prescribed by law
in right of the said tenant for life aforesaid. #(written in
margin) #And he aviss that Aquilla Doyle has been _____on his
interest in the estate of his father by ---------- & labor
to the suit of & for the accounts herewith made part hereof
as cross & items there so does not --- & accepted by
him. And he Kept , nursed & sustained the old man Doyle &
wife from 18 Oct 1872 until 10th December 1873 & furnished
supplied wood, done fee thing fall worth fully $50.00 no part
of which has been paid, but remains unpaid & there are no
assets but said land to pay the sum. And this defendant further
aviss that he is the child , son and heir at law, of the said
John Doyle dec'd with 11 others or stocks viz: Aquilla, James,
Andrew, Elizabeth Ross, David, (Nelson, Priscilla, Wm., George,
John, & Grant children of) Joseph Doyle dec'd, (John, Joseph,
George, & David Helvistine children of) Milky Helvistine
(formerly Doyle), Wm. Lacy, Frank, Katherine, & Michael Patrick
children of William Doyle Dec'd, Mary Hurst, wife of Miles Hurst
& formerly Mary Doyle_____, Martha Helvistine (formerly Martha
Doyle) wife of Porter Helvistine ______, Priscilla Helvistine,
wife of Henry Helvistine & formerly, Priscilla Doyle____,
and he is entitled to 1/12, in fee, of the entire land of the
145 Acres, and he demands, a partition of said land & allotment
to him of his interest therein, and to that end he makes this
a cross petition against the plaintiff, & all of said children
& Co heirs so named (who all) are hereby made defendants
as such and he demands a summons against said defendants and
general relief in the premises. John W. Doyle
I believe the statements made in
the foregoing answer & cross to be true. John W. Doyle Sworn
to,
before me, in due form of law, by John W. Doyle, this 8th July
1874
David Willson
Notary Public F Cg filed 12 Aug 1874
(*my note: Matilda is not mentioned as she was desceased at the
time of the lawsuit and had no heirs. Which with the above mention
12 children gives a total of 13 children for John and Martha.
(*Charlotte))
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Fleming Circuit Court A C Doyle &
others Deffs. Against/ Affiants Pricilla Doyle & others Deffs.
This affiant AC Dyile says that the Defts Franklin Doyle, John
F. Doyle, J.M. Doyle, B.J. Doyle and the three samll children
of A.J. Doyle, dec'd, are non residents of the state of Kentucky-
and live in the state of Tenn. Hardin County, and their nearest
post office is Saltillo and they have been absent from this state
for over four months. Aquilla C. Doyle
Sworn to before me by AC Doyle this 5th day of January 1878 William____
Clk FCC
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Recieved of David Willson Recv in case of Doyle vs Doyle the
sum of 4 14/100 dollars in full of my distributre share in the
Doyle Estate. I having arrived of Age. Jany 6 1889
John Doyle Jr.
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Recieved of David Willson recieved in the case of Aquilla C.
Doyle & el vs Pricilla Doyle & others
Twenty four 82/100 dollars being the interest of the children
of A.J. Doyle deceased. this 10th
day of Sept 1899.
J.W. Doyle
B.F. Doyle
B.Y. Doyle
J.F. Doyle
By Aquilla C. Doyle their (sic) in fact
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Rec'd of David Willson Recives in suit of A.C. Doyle & others
in the Fleming Circuit Cort Twenty four dollars & eighty
three & 1/2 cents in full of our share of the estate of John
Doyle Dec'd. this 22nd day of August 1881. Test P.H. Helphinstine
Atest Pricilla Helphinestine A.C. Doyl
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Rec'd of David Willson Received in suit of A. C. Doyle and others
against Pricilla Doyle & others in Fleming Circuit Court
twenty four dollars & eighty three & one half cents in
full of our share of the estate of John Doyle dec'd this 22nd
day of August 1881. Test
Miles (X his mark) Hurst
attest Otho W. Estill Mary (X her mark) Hurst
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Received of David Willson Recived in case of Doyle vs Doyle the
sum of twenty four 83/100 dollar amount of adjugded us by theFleming
Circuit court at August Term 1881 in above suit Aug 24 1883
witness A.C. Doyle
Elizabeth A. (X her mark) Ross
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Recieved of David Wilson Commissoiner of the estate John Doyle
Dec'd the sum of twenty four dollars and eighty three cents full
amount of my share and fifteen dollars allowed me for my trouble
makin in all the sum of thirty nine dollars and eighty three
cents this given under my hand August 24th day
1881 Aquilla C. Doyl
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Rec'd of David Willson received in suit of A.C. Doyle & others
against Pricilla Doyle & others in the Fleming circuit court,
twenty four dollars & eighty three and one half cents in
full of my share of the estate of John Doyle Dec'd this 22nd
day of August 1881
David M Doyl
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Whereas I have become the purchaser of a certain tract of land
containing 92 acres under a decree of the Fleming Circuit Court
rendured at its February term, 1880, to wit, Febry 11th 1880
in the matter pending there in which A.C. Doyle is plaintiff
and Pricilla Doyle and others are defendants, the sale of which
was made by Theodore Hurt, as commissioner of said court on the
5th day of March 1880, for the sum of Three hundred and fifty
Dollars ($350.00; and whereas I have executed bond therefor payable
to said Commissioner pursuant to said decree with James Collingham
security, which bond is dated March 5th 1880 and payable twelve
months therafter. Now in concideration of the payment of said
purchase money upon said bond with accruing intrest on or before
the maturity thereof by him the said Collingham I hereby sever,
assign, and release to him
the entire benifit of my said purchase, together with all the
rights privilages uses and benifits by me acquired thereby both
in law and equally including my entire right and title thereto
in said land, and direct and request that the said Collinghams
title to said land be confirmed by the execution of the deed
of conveyance to him instead, of my self, and the receipt of
the said Hurt in said sale bond shall be inclusive thereof.
John W. Doyle 5th 1880 |
