Prince George's County \} December 12th, 1822 \} To Wit: The account of Basil Loveless, administrator of Ignatius Loveless, late of said county, deceased. This accountant charges himself with the Inventory of the deceased heretofore exhibited and amounting to the sum of $592.54½. ========= And craves an allowance for the following payments & disbursements, to wit: 1) of current money paid for funeral expenses, as per accounts & receipts: 9.00 2) of current money due from the deceased to James D. Banette on open account & paid peraccount 12.50 3) of current money due from the deceased to James D. Banette on open account & paid per receipt 8.00 4) of current money due from the deceased to John Allison on open account proved & paid per receipt 2.00 5) of current money due from the deceased to John L Frazer on open account proved & paid per receipt 3.25 6) of current money due from the deceased to Thomas S. Moore on open account and paid per receipt 2.54 7) of current money paid to Trueman Tyler for fees accruing on this administration 8.15 of 6 percent commission of $572.54¼ 35.55 -------- 80.99 Balance due the Estate 511.55½ --------- Estate accounted for $592.54½. ========= On the 8th day of April 1823 came Basil Loveless the within accountant and made oath on the Holy Evangels of Almighty God that the within Accounts is just and true as stated and that he has bonafide, paid or secured to be paid the several sums of money for which he craves and allowance which thereupon after due examination is passed by order of the Orphan's Court. Test. Trueman Tyler Reg's. -- Jack D. Lovelace

Hey, Jack... Can you post a source citation for this? Peace, Part of the Tree, Greg -----Original Message----- From: lovelace-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:lovelace-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Jack D. Lovelace via Sent: Saturday, July 2, 2016 11:06 PM To: lovelace@rootsweb.com Subject: [LL] Final Accounting for the Estate of Ignatius Loveless, Jr. (1765-1821) Prince George's County \} December 12th, 1822 \} To Wit: The account of Basil Loveless, administrator of Ignatius Loveless, late of said county, deceased. This accountant charges himself with the Inventory of the deceased heretofore exhibited and amounting to the sum of $592.54½. ========= And craves an allowance for the following payments & disbursements, to wit: 1) of current money paid for funeral expenses, as per accounts & receipts: 9.00 2) of current money due from the deceased to James D. Banette on open account & paid peraccount 12.50 3) of current money due from the deceased to James D. Banette on open account & paid per receipt 8.00 4) of current money due from the deceased to John Allison on open account proved & paid per receipt 2.00 5) of current money due from the deceased to John L Frazer on open account proved & paid per receipt 3.25 6) of current money due from the deceased to Thomas S. Moore on open account and paid per receipt 2.54 7) of current money paid to Trueman Tyler for fees accruing on this administration 8.15 of 6 percent commission of $572.54¼ 35.55 -------- 80.99 Balance due the Estate 511.55½ --------- Estate accounted for $592.54½. ========= On the 8th day of April 1823 came Basil Loveless the within accountant and made oath on the Holy Evangels of Almighty God that the within Accounts is just and true as stated and that he has bonafide, paid or secured to be paid the several sums of money for which he craves and allowance which thereupon after due examination is passed by order of the Orphan's Court. Test. Trueman Tyler Reg's. -- Jack D. Lovelace ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LOVELACE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message