Ann Gawn, 1857

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GERMAN 
1857 
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The petition of Ellinor Gawn, Elizabeth Gawn, Samuel Moore and Jane his
wife, and Esther Gawn of the parish of German.
Sheweth:
That Ann Gawn of the said parish your petitioner's mother some short time
ago departed this life intestate and it is necessary that some fit
and proper person or persons be appointed to administer to her estate. That
your petitioners together with Eunice Mylrea and William Edward Mylrea
minors of tender years and grandchildren of the said Ann Gawne
are the whole of the next kin of the said Ann Gawne wherefore your
petitioners pray that your worship may be pleased to grant
administration of the said estate to your petitioner Elizabeth and they
will pray.
J Kelly for petitioners

Ordered that this petitions do come on to be heard at an Ecclesiastical
Court to beheld at KkMichael on Thursday next whereof all proper parties or
persons to have due notice.
Given this 28th day of January 1857.   T. A. Corlett.

At an Ecclesiastical Court held at KK Michael 29th January 1857
Upon hearing this petition in presence of parties or their advocates and
it appearing that Ann Gawne sometime ago departed this life intestate
leaving Ellinor Gawne, Elizabeth Gawne, Samuel Moore and Jane his wife
and Esther Gawne the petitioners and Eunice Mylrea and William Edward Mylrea
in right of their mother Mary Mylrea her only next of kin they are decreed
joint administrators of all and singular the goods, rights, and credits,
chattels, and effects of the said deceased and Elizabeth Gawne
is sworn in trust well and truly to administer the said estate according
to law -  to pay all the just debts and funeral expenses of the said
decease so far forth as the goods will extend and the law bind her and to
return to the Episcopal Registry of this Diocese and a full true and
perfect inventory of the said estate with an accurate account of her acts
and proceedings in the premises when thereunto lawfully required and to
These ends she has given pledges  namely John Cottier and Samuel Moore who
have executed the usual bond in the presence of the court.
Decretum est
 T. A.Corlett