Charles Moore, 1869

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More to this will but only for creditors - not transcribed.

Santan 
1869 
No 13
The humble petition of Thomas Moore administrator of the estate and effects
of Charles Moore deceased.
Sheweth:
That your petitioner was duly sworn by your worship administrator of
the estate of his late father Charles Moore of Santan and as such
administrator possessed himself of his personal estate and has
converted the same into cash for distribution.
That the proceeds of the said  personal estate together with a sum of
255.16.1 the proceeds of certain real estate of the deceased sold by George
Henry Wood Coroner of Middle Sheading under execlusions for mortgage and
which has been handed over by William Thomas Moore petitioners brother the
heir at law of the said Charles Moore for distribution amongst the creditors
of deceased are now in petitioners hands and after deducting all expenses of
administration and funeral expenses the clear balance for distribution among
the creditors of deceased amounts to the sum of 416.13. 2 1/2 from which the
cost of this application and of distribution are to deducted.
That the debts proved against the said estate of deceased amount to a large
sum and petitioner is desirous that a distribution of the said band
be ordered to be made amongst the said creditors by the Episcopal Registrar.
Wherefore petitioner humbly pray a hearing hereof and that the Episcopal
Registry be ordered to make a distribution of the said sum less the cost
of this  application and distribution) amongst the several creditors of
deceased ---- according to their several demands and in the meantime
that all creditors be inhibited from enforcing any order against
petitioner except to the extent of his dividend and that the cost of this
application be allowed out of the said estate and petitioner will pray
W. M. Stewart for petr.