1763 William Eubanks

William Eubanks b. abt 1763 m. Barbara Miller

Parents:

John Eubanks b. abt 1740 (not sure if this is parent, but looks possible, researching)

Children:

George Eubanks 1782–
Lemuel Eubanks 1795–
Burrell Eubanks 1808–
Permely Eubanks
Matilda Eubanks
Jackson Eubanks
Alfred Eubanks
Evan Eubanks
Littleton Eubanks
William Eubanks
Charles Eubanks
James Eubanks

Siblings:

John Eubanks Sr 1760–1830
William Eubanks 1763–1840
George Eubanks ? 1765–

FACTS and EVENTS:

(Under Construction)

1800 Name: William Eubank
Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Darlington, South Carolina
Free White Persons – Males – Under 10: 2
Free White Persons – Males – 26 thru 44: 1  (1756-1774)
Free White Persons – Females – Under 10: 1
Free White Persons – Females – 26 thru 44: 1 (1756-1774)
Number of Household Members Under 16: 3
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 5
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1807 John Eubanks, William Eubanks, and George Eubanks have claims for land they occupied on Pascagoula River in Mississippi Territory that was previously under Spanish control in area known as West Florida, American State Papers  

1807—Spanish Land Claims of Mary Davis, Pascagoula River; George Eubanks, Pascagoula River; John Eubanks, Sr., Pascagoula River; William Eubanks,Pascagoula River; Jacob Miller, Pascagoula River; John B. Nichous, Pascagoula Bay; Dosett Richard, Biloxi; Edmund Smith, Pascagoula River; John Ward, Pascagoula River

1810 William Eubanks listed in US Census in Chesterfield Co, SC

1810 Washington County, MS census – Wm Going
1 white male over 21, 1 white female over 21, 1 white male under 21
Series 486 – Censuses, 1801-1816
Browse Images Washington County 1810
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/series/486/detail/35052

1810 Washington Co, MS taxrolls – Wm Going
Series 510 – Territorial Tax Rolls, 1802-1817; n.d.
Browse Images Washington County, taxable property 1810
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/series/510/detail/102456

1814 Jackson Co MS tax roll w William Eubanks  

1814 Jackson Co, MS – William Eubanks
Mobile, Jackson, and Hancock Counties, taxable property 1814
Series 510 – Territorial Tax Rolls, 1802-1817; n.d.
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/series/510/detail/102940

1815 Nov 26 William Eubanks letter supporting Sterling Dupree’s election for Colonel in Jackson Co, MS

1815 – 11/26/1815 – Doc Number: 2294
Administration: Nathaniel A. Ware
Date(s): 11/26/1815
Letter, William Eubanks, Jackson County, to Governor Holmes, regarding Sterling Dupree’s election for Colonel and efforts to discredit him
Series 488: Administration Papers, 1769, 1788-1817; n.d.
1816 (or 1815), Nov 26th – Jackson County
(The letter is difficult to read, the following is a summary of what I could make out in the letter):
Sir, I have just our horses from a long journey and five days before leaving home we had an Election in our county at the court house for a Colonel at which Sterling Dupree was unanimously elected by all the officers that was there my self and Walter Davis excepted.
Davis himself wrote to Capt Ware that he was a Candidate and his name was put up and he got not a solatary vote.
And as to my own part had I have been there and have 50 votes, I —– have give them unto Dupree I find there is a Scandalous petition discredited . . . handed about to certain individuals to the great injury of him the said Dupree stating he plundered negroes schooners or in the comments heard it is a man should be blamed for taking his own for the negroes were Duprees own property that the Spanish Commandant had extorted from him contrary to the Spanish Law . . .
Walter Davis him self had no wright to a Comsn for he was . . . proved to be a “traytor a coward and a Tory”.
He states that the petition is a plot by Walter Davis who is the sole starter of the petition.
He again closes by calling Walter Davis a “traytor a coward and a Tory”.
Accuses Walter Davise of giving “fals sertificates” against Dupree
Signed: William Eubanks
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/series/s488/detail/10352

1816 Dec 11 – Name: Wm Eubanks
Gender: M (Male)
State: Florida; Locality: West Florida
Residence Year: 11 Dec 1816
Household Remarks: Name on petition to Congress, 11 Dec 1816, by inhabitants of Jackson County, Mississippi Territory, many of whom settled on land in West Florida while under Spanish control and now seek for their gran
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1816 Dec 11 John Eubanks and William Eubanks on petition from Jackson Co, MS  1816 Dec 11 – Name: James Eubanks
Gender: M (Male)
State: Florida; Locality: West Florida
Residence Year: 11 Dec 1816
Household Remarks: Name on petition to Congress, 11 Dec 1816, by inhabitants of Jackson County, Mississippi Territory, many of whom settled on land in West Florida while under Spanish control and now seek for their gran
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SOURCE1: “FOUR CENTURIES ON THE PASCAGOULA” Vol I and II
AUTHOR: Dr. Cyril E. Cain
PUB: The Reprint Company; Spartanburg, SC 29304. 1983
LOCATION: Dallas, TX Public Library CAT#: R976.212 F773
VOLUME I
Page 170
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Signers of a petition to the Congress of the United States asking that the persons who held land under Spanish rule in West Florida be allowed to keep that land after annexation by the United States. 11 Dec 1816.
Charles Baker         John Eubanks         Hugh McDonald
James Baker           Wm Eubanks          John McLeod
Wm Baker               Andre Founier             A McManus
Edward M. Ball       James Garnett            John Miller
William Ball            Hugh Gillander           Wm Miller
Jacob Bang              Wm Goff                       Wm Mills
James Bilbo            Joseph Graham            John Mizle
Richard Brashears   Jesse Graves               Wm Mizle
John Brewer, Sr.       Wm Hamilton           John Mounger
John Brewer, Jr.      Chas S Holland          Joshua Murray
John Bridges             Jacob Holland           Aaron Parker
Matthew Carter        Bryant Howell           Lewis Parker
Wm Carter                Henry Hoskins           Jonathan Selser
John Clowdess         George Hutson            David D Smith
Burrell Cochrane      Noah N Hutson         Ed Smith
Carlton Cooper         James Hunt                Robert D Smith
Rodney Cooper         Hardy R Jernigan       L G S Stroud
Wm N Cooper            Presley Johnson         John Tanner
Wm Davidson           Minor Johnston           Henry Walters
John Dease               Wm Kates                      James B Wardeen
Walter Denny            Joshua Ketes               John Wardeen
Sterling Dupree     Perry King                 JAMES WARE
Isaac Ellison                E Lewis                      George Williams
James Eubanks      Abm Lott                     Edards Williamson
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1816 William Eubanks will with son William and daughter in Iredell Co, NC

1819 Jackson Co, MS tax roll with William Eubanks, James Eubanks, and John Eubanks, along with Sterling Dupree.

1819 Jackson Co, MS taxroll:  William Eubanks, James Eubanks, and John Eubanks  (This is the first year James Eubanks shows on tax rolls – possibly means he turne 21 this year – making him born about 1797)
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902
Jackson MS
1819 – Combined
http://mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Jackson/1819/Combined/4

1820 St Stephens MS plat map with William Eubanks, George Eubanks and Sterling Dupree

1820 St Stephens MS plat map resurveyed in 1844 with William Eubanks, George Eubanks and Sterling Dupree

1821-22 Greene Co, MS taxrolls:  William Eubanks next to Sterling Dupree
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902
Greene Co, MS
1821-1822 – Combined
http://mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1821-1822/Combined/10

1822 Greene Co MS taxroll with William Eubanks and Sterling Dupree

1823 Greene Co MS taxrolls with John Eubanks, William Eubanks, and Sterling Dupree

1823 Greene Co, MS taxrolls – John Eubanks, William Eubanks, and Sterling Dupree
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902
Greene MS
1823 – Combined
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1823/Combined/5

1824 Greene Co, MS taxrolls with William Eubanks and Stirling Dupree

1824 Greene Co, MS taxrolls – William Eubanks, and Stirling Dupree
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902
Greene MS
1824 – Combined
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1824/Combined/4

1825 Greene Co, MS taxrolls with Sterling Dupree and William Eubanks  

1825 Greene Co, MS taxrolls – William Eubanks, and Stirling Dupree
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902
Greene MS
1825 – Combined
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1825/Combined/4

1827 Green Co, MS taxrolls w William Hughbanks and Sterling Dupri

1827 Greene Co, MS taxrolls – William Hughbanks, and Sterling Dupri
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902
Greene MS
1827 – Combined
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1827/Combined/6
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1827/Combined/5

1829 July 11 William Eubanks receives a land patent in Perry County, Alabama for 79 acres and 90 four hundredths.

1829 July 11 – Patent for Land:  AL0210__.193 Patentee EUBANKS, WILLIAM7/11/1829 4306 AL St Stephens 019N – 008E W½NE¼ 28 Perry Co, AL  

1830 July 18 – Greene Co MS taxrolls with Sterling Dupre, William Eubanks, and Burrell Eubanks.  (This may have been William Eubanks Jr who remained in Greene Co, MS – as father appears to move to Perry Co, AL in 1830 – depending on the month each was done, it could also be that both are William Eubanks Sr). (The State MS Taxroll form is signed on July 18, 1830:  http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1830/Combined/11 ).  1830 Greene Co, MS taxrolls – Burrell Eubanks, William Eubanks, and Sterling Dupre
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902
Greene MS
1830 – Combined
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1830/Combined/5
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1830/Combined/4

1830 Nov 16 – Patent for Land – AL0220__.460 Patentee EUBANKS, WILLIAM  11/16/1830 5073 AL St Stephens 019N – 008E E½NW¼ 28 Perry Co, AL

1830 Nov 30 US Census in Perry Co AL with Wm Eubanks

1830 Nov 30 US Census Name: William Eubanks (Sr)
Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Perry, Alabama (This Census was signed Nov. 30, 1830)
Free White Persons – Males – 5 thru 9: 2
Free White Persons – Males – 15 thru 19: 2
Free White Persons – Males – 20 thru 29: 1
Free White Persons – Males – 60 thru 69: 1 (1761-1770) ** (This is William Eubanks Sr based on age)
Free White Persons – Females – Under 5: 2
Free White Persons – Females – 40 thru 49: 1 (1781-1790)
Free White Persons – Under 20: 6
Free White Persons – 20 thru 49: 2
Total Free White Persons: 9
Total – All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 9
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1831 Greene Co, MS taxrolls – B. Ewebanks, Wm Ewebanks, and Sterling Dupre
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902; Greene MS
1831 – Combined
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1831/Combined/5

1831 Greene Co MS taxrolls with Burrell Ewebanks, and William Ewebanks, and Sterling Dupre.

1833 Greene Co MS taxrolls w B Eubanks, and Wm Eubanks  

1833 Greene Co, MS taxrolls – B. Eubanks, Wm Eubanks, and Sterling Dupre
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902
Greene MS
1833 – Combined
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1833/Combined/5
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1833/Combined/4

1834 Greene Co, MS taxrolls – Wm Eubanks, and Sterling Dupre
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902
Greene MS
1834 – Combined
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1834/Combined/5
http://www.mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Greene/1834/Combined/4

1834 Greene Co MS taxrolls with William Eubanks  

1835 April 8 – Patent for Land:  AL0490__.393 Patentee EUBANKS, WILLIAM4/8/1835 18194 AL St Stephens 019N – 008E E½NE¼ 28 Perry Co, AL

1836 Kemper Co, MS taxroll: William Eubanks
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902
Kemper MS
1836 – Combined
http://mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Kemper/1836/Combined/4

1837 Kemper Co MS State Census has William Eubanks, Joseph Eubanks and Elizabeth Dutart.

1837 Kemper Co MS taxroll has William Eubanks and Joseph Eubanks.

1837 Kemper Co, MS taxroll: William Eubanks and Joseph Eubanks
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902; Kemper MS
1837 – Combined
http://mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Kemper/1837/Combined/5

1837 Kemper Co MS census – William Eubanks
1 male 21 to 45 yrs (b. btw. 1792 and 1816)
2 males under age of 18
1 females over age of 16
3 females under age of 16
3 female slaves
Mississippi, State and Territorial Census Collection, 1792-1866 for Wm Eubanks
1837 Kemper
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1838 March 12 William Eubanks Sr signs a note that states: “$100.00. By the twentieth day of May I promise to pay Edmund Price or bearrer of same of one hundred dollars for value recd with interest from date March the 12, 1838. Attest: Wm Eubanks Jr. Signed: William (his “X” mark) Eubanks Sr.” This was later presented to William Eubanks Sr decd’s estate for payment. Perry Co, AL

1838 March 12 William Eubanks Sr signs a note that states: “$100.00. By the twentieth day of May I promise to pay Edmund Price or bearrer of same of one hundred dollars for value recd with interest from date March the 12, 1838. Attest: Wm Eubanks Jr. Signed: William (his “X” mark) Eubanks Sr.” This was later presented to William Eubanks Sr decd’s estate for payment. Perry Co, AL

1838 Kemper Co, MS taxroll: William Eubanks
Series 1202: County Tax Rolls, 1818-1902
Kemper MS
1838 – Combined
http://mdah.ms.gov/arrec/digital_archives/taxrolls/Kemper/1838/Combined/5

1839 Nov notes taken out by William Eubanks Sr to pay Wamble and Hancock for filling 4 waggon wheels and making 1 axletree for total of $16. James Wamble came before Hosea George JP to prove up amount owed out of the Estate of William Eubanks. (It is unclear when the work was done – the date appears to be when the note was presented for payment out of the estate). Perry Co, AL

1839 Dec 31 William Eubanks payments out of estate show 1837 payment for tuition articles, 1838 tuition payment for articles, and 1839 tuition payment for Articles. Payment to a Wade Watson Wilson for the above items owed was made on Dec 31, 1839. Perry Co, AL

1840 Feb 7 William Eubanks, Huriah Taylor and Littleton Eubanks post bond of $2000 on the Estate of William Eubanks decd. William Eubanks is appointed admin. Signed by Wm Eubanks, Huriah Taylor, and Littleton Eubanks. Perry Co, AL

1840 Feb Term – Ordered that Hugh Taylor, Jacob Leynard, and Edmond Price be appointed to appraise Estate of William Eubanks and make report. Perry Co, AL.

1840 March 5 a statement of Appraisement is filed on the Estate of William Eubanks, signed by Edmund Price Sr, Jacob Kynard, and Hughriah Taylor appraisers. Perry Co, AL.

1840 March 6 Barbara Eubanks (wife of William Eubanks decd) files petition against estate for her rights and claim of dower.
The court commissions J H Watson, Jacob Kynard, N Welch, E Price and M Oliver to lay off 70 acres to Barbara Eubanks, widow of William Eubanks decd, out of land in Sections 27 and 28 of Township 19 Range 8, Perry Co, AL

1840 March 10 William Eubanks decd estate sale showing following buyers:Barbary Eubanks, J F Cocke, David Chandler, William Eubanks, L A Holley, Burrell Holley, Jacob Kynerd, J Roggers, D Chandler, Jesse H Watson, Evan Eubanks, B B Brassil, Littleton Eubanks, Lemuel Eubanks, A Rushing, B Melton, J H Watson, Thomas Welsh, and Edward Jackson. Perry Co, AL

1840 March 17 recpt for payment by William Eubanks admin of William Eubanks Sr estate for warranting? letters to him upon estate. Perry Co AL

1840 March 21 Huriah Taylor, Edmund Price and Grove Kynard are sworn for appraisement of Estate of William Eubanks by Charles Elliot JP. Perry Co, AL

1840 March 23 pmt made to R G Hodge out of William Eubanks estate in Perry Co, AL

1840 March 28 payment is made to Jacob Kynard out of the Estate of William Eubanks, noted by R G Hodge, JP. Notation of July 1839 is made regarding $240. (It is unclear if this is the date the debt was incurred, or date that actual payment was made to Kynard). Perry Co, AL

1840 May 15 rect for pmt to Mr William Eubanks Jr admin of William Eubanks 2 dollars for advertising in Marion Herald re estate. Perry Co AL

1840 May 15 bond recorded on Estate of William Eubanks in Perry Co, AL

1840 July 06 recpt for payment out of William Eubanks estate to Eli Loveland for coffin and interest. payment by William Eubanks admin. Perry Co, AL

1840 Dec 18 payment to James Eubanks of $27.65 (amount from cover sheet) out of Estate of William Eubanks. The receipt also mentions George Eubanks. (It is very difficut to read this entire copy, very faded). Perry Co, AL. Proven up on Oct 8, 1860.

1840 (undated account entry) a list of money and notes and accounts due the Estate of William Eubanks Sr decd was filed with the court. Included in list was: Note on Estate of Wilson King decd due the 1st day of Jan 1834 for $20.37; an account on William A Wilson for $18.96; an account on Burrel Holley for $5.80; an account on James Wamble for $9.16; an account on Edmund Price Sr for $5.55; an account on Jacob Kynard for $8.61; an account on T F Cocke for $3.75. Perry Co, AL

Name: William Eubanks
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Kemper, Mississippi
Free White Persons – Males – 10 thru 14: 1
Free White Persons – Males – 15 thru 19: 1
Free White Persons – Males – 50 thru 59: 1  (1781-1790)
Free White Persons – Females – Under 5: 1
Free White Persons – Females – 5 thru 9: 1
Free White Persons – Females – 10 thru 14: 2
Free White Persons – Females – 40 thru 49: 1  (1791-1800)
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 2
No. White Persons over 20 Who Cannot Read and Write: 61
Free White Persons – Under 20: 6
Free White Persons – 20 thru 49: 1
Total Free White Persons: 8
Total All Persons – Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 8
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1840 probate date approx:  Name: William Eubanks
Probate Place: Perry, Alabama, USA
Inferred Death Place: Alabama, USA
Item Description: Estate Papers,, Eiland, Asa – Ford, John F, 1822-1914
Table of Contents 58 images
Account Papers 1–5; Cover Page 6; Account Papers 7; Petition Papers 8–9; Account Papers 10–12; Petition Papers 13–21; Account Papers 22–32; Petition Papers 33–34; Account Papers 35–49; Administration Papers 50–53; Petition Papers 54–55; Administration Papers 56–58

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William Eubanks Sr probate papers – Tuition paid 1837, 1838, 1839 cr Wade Watson Wilson.

Also, a receipt from William Eubanks Jr, reimbursing $2 to him for advertising the estate of William Eubanks in the Marion Herald.

1841 Jan 14 (smudge and torn – not clear) Joshua W. Stephens paid out of Estate of William Eubanks decd sworn before Charles Elliot JP. Notation at top of receipt indicates $150 and year 1839 (possibly date debt incurred? not clear). Perry Co, AL

1841 Jan 14 Lemuel Eubanks is paid $25.26 by William Eubanks admin of Estate of William Eubanks. Proven on Oct 8, 1860 by A Eubanks and George Eubanks. Perry Co, AL.

 

1841 Feb 1 the Estate of William Eubanks decd paid by William Eubanks admin the amount of $2.11 for splitting new rails. Perry Co, AL

1841 April 5 payment to Robert Brown proved up by Arch C Watts JP, out of Estate ofWilliam Eubanks for $6.38. Perry Co, AL

1841 April 6 receipt for payment proved up in William Eubanks Sr estate for pmt to Watts and Stephens for amounts owed on accounts taken out on Oct 7, 1839 for 1 gal whsky, and Dec 26, 1839 2 drks 2. Total $1.50. Perry Co, AL.

1841 April 6 notation of payment of $16 to James Wamble and George Hancock out of Estate of William Eubanks decd estate. Perry Co, AL

1841 April 13 payment proved up by Bryan Bazel Sr in front of R G Hodge JP for $2 out of Estate of William Eubanks decd. Perry Co, AL

1841 April 14 payments out of Estate of William Eubanks decd for accounts in 1839 Mar 19 William Eubanks Sr’s acccount with W H B McKinney showing amounts due for tobacco, paper, whiskey, books, saddles, powder, etc. Dates on account are from Jan 27, 1835 until Dec 24 1835. Paments appear to have been made in part in Jan 9, 1839, Feb 24 1839, and Mar 19, 1839. Perry Co, AL

1841 April 17 Lemuel Eubanks paid out of estate in Perry Co, AL

1841 April 17 William Eubanks Sr probate papers – 1841 Apr 17 – Lemuel Eubanksreceipt for payment out of estate of William Eubanks Sr decd.

1841 April 20 payment made to Robert Brown out of Estate of William Eubanks for work done February and March of 1839 for William Eubanks (indicating he was still alive at that time), for laying shove plow, upsiting 2 wedge, pointing 1 sweep, laying 1 sweep, weding frisen? and making hook, turning plow, Dunking steel on 1 axe, upsetting foot adze?. Payment of $6.93. Perry Co, AL

1841 Sept Term payments out of William Eubanks decd estate to Case Wilson, Eli Lockard, Jane Kynard, Wamble H Hancock, Watson Stevens, Dycous H Love, Robert Brown, and W and C B McKiney. Filed by William Eubanks Jr admin. Perry Co AL

1841 Sept 4 accounting return on Estate of William Eubanks showing payment for account with Case Wilson for goods over time from Dec 1838 to April 17, 1839 plus interest. Payment of $46.61 made. William Hendy came to court to prove up the amount owed to firm of Case Wilson. Perry Co, AL

1841 Nov 4? (smudge on day) recpt for payment to William Eubanks Jr admin for appraisal of estate for 50 cents, out of Estate of William Eubanks decd. Perry Co, AL

1841 Nov 15 William Eubanks admin of Estate of William Eubanks files an accounting with court. Showing payment to Wyatt and Houston of $8.51. Proven by William Houston in front of William Hambneta JP. Submitted Jan 18, 1840. Proved up July 24, 1841. Recorded Nov 15, 1841. Perry Co, AL

1842 Jan 1 William Eubanks decd estate pmt to William Eubanks administrator for surveying. Perry Co, AL

1842 Jan 26 cover for recpt on pmt of note on William Eubanks decd estate in Perry Co, AL

1842 March 1 William Eubanks admin of William Eubanks decd estate files receipt for payments made out of estate on Aug 13, and Nov 5, 1839 (difficult to decipher handwriting for what payments were for). Perry Co, AL

1842 March Term in Orphans Court William Eubanks admin of Estate of William Eubanks. Paid Benj Brazill $2.37, King Wilson? $9.72, Charles Elliott .50 cents, Wyatt J. Houston $9.06, W B Benson $5.00, Edmond Price $129.66. Perry Co, AL

1842 April 16 $75.80 is paid to Barbary Eubanks by William Eubanks admin of Estate of William Eubanks. Proven and Attested by Alfred Eubanks. Perry Co, AL

1842 Sept 1st? (page wrinkled over day) George Eubanks receives “all my part of the perishable property” of the Estate of William Eubanks, paid by William Eubanksadmin. Recd by order of James Eubanks $20 dollars. Perry Co, AL

1846 Jan 14 payment of $33.84 to Littleton Eubanks, witnessed by Lemuel Eubanks. Paid by William Eubanks admin of the Estate of William Eubanks. Perry Co, AL

1846 Jan 14 payment of $33.84 to Alfred Eubanks. Paid by William Eubanks admin of the Estate of William Eubanks. Proved up on Oct 8, 1860. Perry Co, AL

1846 Jan 14 payment date, proven on 1860 Oct 8 receipt for payment to Burrel Eubanks, witnessed by Alfred Eubanks. Paid by William Eubanks admin of the Estate of William Eubanks. Perry Co, AL.

1846 Jan 14 payment date, proven on 1860 Oct 8 receipt for payment to Evan Eubanks, witnessed by A Eubanks. Paid by William Eubanks admin of the Estate ofWilliam Eubanks. Perry Co, AL.

1846 Jan 14 payment date, proven on 1860 Oct 8 receipt for payment to A J Eubanks,witnessed by Alfred Eubanks. Proven by A Eubanks. Paid by William Eubanksadmin of the Estate of William Eubanks. Perry Co, AL.

1850 Jan 1 (smudge on year – may be different year) William Eubanks admin of Estate of William Eubanks decd paid $42 to Oren S. Massey and Matilda Massey. Perry Co, AL.

1850 US Census:  Name: William Eubanks
Age: 47
Birth Year: abt 1803
Birthplace: South Carolina
Home in 1850: Marion, Perry, Alabama, USA
Gender: Male
Family Number: 42
Household Members:
Name Age
Henry C Lea 42
Senora R Lea 40
Lucy A Lea 18
Sumpter Lea 14
Martin A Lea 11
Henry C Lea 9
Martha Lea 7
Wm Eubanks 47
Sarah Eubanks 34
Aley Ann Eubanks 15
Mary A E Eubanks 13
Wm B Eubanks 11
Edmund J Eubanks 9
Sarah F Eubanks 8
John F Eubanks 7
Matilda C Eubanks 5
Amanda R Eubanks 4
Jas F Eubanks 2
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1860 Sept 10 summons for Alfred Eubanks to appear on thesecond Monday in October for William Eubanks admin of William Eubanks decd and the heirs at law of said decd. Court date is Oct 8, 1860 Perry Co, AL

1860 Sept 10 Perry Co AL Probate Ct addressed a notice to Burwell Eubanks, A J Eubanks, Alfred Eubanks, James Eubanks, Evan Eubanks, Littleton Eubanks, Lemuel Eubanks, Matilda Massey, Oren A Massey, and George Eubanks. Notice thatWilliam Eubanks Jr admin of Estate of William Eubanks Sr decd filed receipt showing full payment of the final settlement of the Estate. Perry Co, AL

1860 Sept 24 Permelia Eubanks recd her full interest of the perishable property belonging to the Estate of William Eubanks paid by William Eubanks admin. Proven on Oct 8, 1860 by A. Eubanks. Perry Co, AL

1860 Oct 8 receipt for payment to Oren and Matilda Massey (Matilda Eubanks) out of the Estate of William Eubanks. Perry Co, AL

1860 Sept 10, William Eubanks Jr filed notice of paying the full estate, and gives notice to the heirs listed as:  William Eubanks Jr (writing the notice)
Burrell Eubanks
A J Eubanks
Alfred Eubanks
James Eubanks
Evan Eubanks
Littleton Eubanks
Lemuel Eubanks
Matilda Eubanks
Oren A Massey and
George Eubanks  

1862 Aug 4 Estate of Burrell Eubanks a return of appraisement of the estate that was done by Johnson McCauly, Wm B Curiton, and Jacob Kynard. Included in the appraisal are notes owed to the estate by E. A. Blunt, Johnston McCauley, William Eubanks, G P Massey, W C Curbe, Robert Colburn, O S Massey, B. Holley, and A J Kynard, and Robert T Jones. Signed by O S Massey admin. Perry Co, AL

1866 Jan 30 the court appoints Barrell Owen as admin of Estate of William B Eubanks decd. Alexander Woods JP is Judge. Recorded on 1867 Jan 3. Perry Co, AL