Sampson County NcArchives Court.....Hudson, Benajah 1867
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Source: FamilySearch & N C Archives
Written: 1867

Sampson County, NC Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions - NC Archives

February Term 1867
Ordered by the court that P. Hudson be appoined Administrator of Benajah
Hudson by entering into bond in the sum of one thousand dollars with Jesse
W. Wilson and H. Daughtry as security. P. Hudson was duly qualified as
Adm'r of Benajah Hudson dec'd. Bond filed.

February Term 1867
Dicy Hudson widow of Benajah Hudson Ex Parte
Petition for years provision. Prayer of Petition granted. Ordered that 
Robinson Ward, H. Daughtry, Thomas McLamb, Samuel Smith be appointed to lay 
off years support and report to the next term of this court.

May Term 1867
Dicy Hudson widow of Benjamin Hudson dec'd Ex Parte
Petition for years allowance. Report returned and confirmed judgment vs Adm'r 
for costs.

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FamilySearch - Benajah Hudson Estate Papers

February Term 1867
State of North Carolina Sampson County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 
The Petition of Dicey Hudson widow of Benajah Hudson respectively showeth unto 
your Worships that her husband died intestate in the county aforesaid since 
the last term of this court and that Letters of administration on his estate 
have been granted to Pharo Hudson during present term.

February Term 19 Feb 1867
State of North Carolina Sampson County Superior Court
Pharoah Hudson Administrator of Benajah Hudson against Edith, John, Annie, 
James, Robert, Kitsy wife of Tanner Hudson, Hosea, Sallie A. and Nancy A. 
Hudson heirs
at law.
Petition to sell Land for Assets to pay for Court cost and the claims of 
widow.
400 acres of the value of $1.00 per acre.
Edith Hudson, age 27 
Annie Hudson, age 25 
James Hudson, age 24 
Robert Hudson, age 23 
Kitsy Hudson, age 22
Hosea Hudson, age 19
Benajah Hudson, age 17
Sallie A. Hudson, age 15
Nancy A. Hudson, age 14
Said lands subject however to the dower of Disey Hudson, the widow.

Fall Term AD 1868
State of North Carolina Sampson County Superior Court
To the worshipful, the Justices of said Court: The Petition of Dicey Hudson 
widow of Benajah Hudson respectfully showeth to your worships that her husband 
died intestate in the county of Sampson during the month of (blank) last past, 
leaving him surviving the following children who are his only heirs-at-law, 
to-wit: Edy, Annie, John, James, Robinson, Hosea, Benajah, Kitsy, Sally Ann, 
Nancy Ann, and Pharoah Hudson.
Your petitioner further showeth that her said husband at the time of his death 
was seized of a tract of land situated in said county adjoining the lands of 
Loyd West, Crawford Wooten and Uriah West and others containing by estimation 
two hundred acres. Your petitioner further showeth that she desires to have 
her dower in the said land allotted to her and to that end she prays your 
Worships to order a writ to be issued
by the Sheriff commanding him to summon twelve freeholders, connected with the 
parties neither by consanguinity or affinity and entirely disinterested to 
view the aforesaid tract of land and to allot and set apart to her one third 
part thereof including the dwelling house and all out houses, buildings and 
improvements appertaining the same for the term of her natural life and to 
report their proceedings in due form of law. May it please your Worships to 
order subpoenas with copies of this petition to be issued to the said heirs 
and children above named.

February 1, 1875
State of North Carolina Sampson County Superior Court
Pharoah Hudson Adm'r of Benajah Hudson vs Edith Hudson, John Hudson, and 
others Heirs at law - Petition to sell land for assets.
Hardy Daughtery guardian ad liten of the nimor heirs Hosea, Benjah, Sally A., 
and Nancy A. Hudson says he is acquainted with the facts set forth in the 
Petition of the Administrator and knows no cause why the prayer of said 
Petition should not be granted by the court.
H. Daughtry
Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 1st day of February AD 1875.
D. A. Culbreth CSC


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