Still seeking the parents and siblings of Jacob CARWILE, Sr. [1751--1837]; 
born in Goochland Co, VA and died in Campbell Co, VA.   Served in 
Revolutionary War from Fluvanna Co, VA.  Rev War Application in name of Jacob 
CORNEYLE.........
Bobby G. Carwile

I thought that the CARWILE family researchers who are descendants of Jacob
CARWILE, Sr. [1751--1837] would find this Court Record very interesting 
concerning the settlement of the estate of Jacob's son Zachariah, who died in 
1851...........This information was sent to me today by Jane BURFORD 
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Bobby G. Carwile 
  
  
Charlotte County Virginia  Order Book No. 34     1852-1857   pages 280-282
September 1855
   
John Carwiles, Jacob Carwiles, Mary Carwiles, Sarah Carwiles & David
Carwiles, all brothers and sisters of Zachariah Carwiles dec’d,
Cassandra Carwiles, Jacob Carwiles Jr., Peter Carwiles, Zacharah
Carwiles & Rachael Carwiles, children of William Carwiles dec’d who was
a brother of the said Zachariah Carwiles first mentioned
  
Plaintiff against Thomas Pugh administrator of Zachariah Carwiles dec’d     
defendant
   
      On the petition  of John W. Carwile, Mary Carwile and others this day
filed this case in which a final decree has heretofore been made, came
on again this day by consent of parties by counsel to be further heard
on the said petition, the papers formerly read and the Report of the
settlement of the account of T Pugh as administrator of Z Carwile dec’d
the order of publication and the order of court as testament no 100
filed by said Pugh and was argued by counsel and it appearing to the
court that the plaintiffs John and David Carwile are both dead and that
B. Smith is administrator of said John & Thomas Pugh administrator of
said David the court doth order that this cause be here and after
proceeded in in the name of said administrators -and it also appearing
by the petition aforesaid that the persons who are entitled to the
shares of William Carwile dec’d or to that share of the said Z Carwiles
Estate to which said William would have been entitled to had he survived
said Zachariah Carwile dec’d are Peter Carwile, David Campbell and
Cassandra his wife and the following persons, John W, Mary, Sarah A.M.,
Jacob N. Carwile and J.N. Perrin child of         Perrin who were
Carwile descendants of a son of said William Carwile dec’d. The court
doth order that this trial be proceeded in hereafter in their names
instead of those of Jacob Jr., Zachariah & Rachel who in the original
Bill are mentioned children of said William - and the court by the
consent of said parties doth confirm all the proceedings heretofore had
in this case in relation to the Estate of said Zachariah Carwile dec’d
and it also appearing that the sum of Five hundred and forty nine
dollars and 35 cents remaining in the defendant Pugh’s hands including a
bond of  Haml-- for three hundred and one dollars and 43 cents to which
the said John W, Mary, Sarah, A.M., Jacob N. Carwile and J. N. Perrin
are entitled and it also appearing by the report of Commissioner T
Morton, who settled the account current of said Thomas Pugh as
administrator of said Carwile, which settlement the parties by counsel
accept as a proper settlement of said account. That there is in the said
Administrators hands the sum of nine hundred and forty two dollars and
15 cents as of the 1 day of September 1855 out of which he has paid the
sum of ten dollars to H.H.Marshall as a fee for services rendered in
this cause since the other orders made herein, leaving nine hundred and
  thirty two dollars and 15 cents subject to distribution among all the
distributees as per statement market (A Z) as basis of this decree.
       And it also appearing to the court that this court made an order at the
April term 1855 in the motion of John W. Carwile that the creditors of
said Zachariah Carwile dec’d do shew cause at this day against the
payment and receiving of the estate of the decedent to his distributees,
and it also appearing that the said order has been duly published
according to mode after the time required by Law and no such creditors
coming forward and shewing  cause against the distribution, the court
doth adjudge, order and decree that the T. Pugh administrator of Z.
Carwile dec’d do pay to Mary Carwile and Sarah Carwile sisters of the
said decedent each the sum of one hundred and fifty five dollars and 36
cents, to Booker Smith as administrator of John Carwile dec’d one
hundred and fifty five dollars and 35 cents. To the said Smith as
administrator of Jacob Carwile dec’d one hundred & fifty five dollars
and 36 cents and that he do retain himself as administrator of David
Carwile the sum of one hundred and fifty five dollars and 36 cents, all
with interest from the 1 day of Stptember 1855, and that he do pay to
Peter Carwile and Davis Campbell in right of his wife Cassandra each the
sum of fifty one dollars and 79 cents with interest from the 1 day of
September 1855 and that he do pay to John W. Carwile, Mary Carwile,
Sarah Carwile, Andrew M. Carwile, Jacob N. Carwile (children of
[Jacob]---Carwile who was a son William Carwile, dec’d.)  and John Newton
Perrin each the sum of one hundred dollars and 19 cents with interest
therin from the 1 day of September 1855 till paid. It being the sum to
which said persons are enttiled including the five hundred and forty
nine dollars and 35 cents aforesaid and their share of the nine hundred
and thirty two dollars and 15 cents aforesaid as per statement (A Z)
referred to in this decree and no refunding bond is to be required but
the said administrator is not to be held responsible to creditors.
      And where the said Pugh is directed by this order to pay money to
infants as is the case respecting Sarah, Andrew M, Jacob N. Carwile and
J. Newton Perrin he is directed to pay the same to their proper guardian
and if none such apply for such money within thirty days from this day,
he is directed to deposit the respective amount as is decreed in the
Roanoke Savings Bank at Charlotte Court House take certificates in his
name for each of said infants and file the same with the papers of this
cause and the court doth further order that the additional cash of this
said be borne by all the parties, except the administrator of Z Carwiles
dec’d in properties to their respectiveinterests in the subject maker
thereof and liberty is reserved to said infants to apply to this court
for any order in respect to the same above decreed to them, which they
may be advised to ask for.              See Guardian order 5 April 1858
   
   

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