Genealogie Wylie » William H.(enry? or Henley?) BURT (1819-1855)

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1. #5455

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   Location: 1850 TN Census
   
   BURT, Wm. H. age 31 b. NC
   Virginia Z.(?) age 25 b. TN
   Susan Ann age 7
   Wm. H. age 5
   Laura J. age 3
   
   Franklin Co., family #1607, p.238
   
   Note: Records in Rutherford and Bedford Co., Shelbyville show a Virginia P. BURT who later marries James H. CHARLTON in Jul 1857 . William Burt does not appear in 1860 Census - but James Charlton does, with wife Virginia P. and the Burt children mentioned above with correct ages.

2. #5456

   Rutherford Co. Will Book__ pg 617
   
   William H. Burt, Dec'd
   
   I, William H. BURT of the County of Rutherford and State of Tennessee, do make, ordain and publish this my last will and Testament, hereby revoking and making boid all former wills by me any time heretofore made. First, it is my will and desire that after the payment of all my just debts, all the remainder of my property both real and personal be given to my beloved wife Virginia P. BURT during her natural life or widowhood, and then to my three children, Susan Ann, William H., Laura Jane Burt. It is my will and desire that no division be made of my Estate until my youngest child becomes of age, but remain in the hands of my wife, and then to be equally divided amongst my three children as above, my wife Virginia P., retaining a child's part to herself, and at her death, her share to be equally divided as above, and in case of the death of any of the children, to their increase, if any, and if not, the division to be equal among those living.
   And I hereby nominate and appoint Henry GREGORY my sole Executor to this my last will and testament
   Witness my hand and seal, this 7th day of Dec, 1855.W. H. BURT (Seal)
   Test:
   John F. BLAIR
   C. H. WALDEN: Jurat
   
   I, William H. BURT make this as an appendix to my last will and testament. It is my will and desire that F.A. LOUGHMILLER be appointed to settle up my Executorship, in my father's Estate. There are several claims, one on Thomas S. BURT for about $60, some on Wm. E. VENABLE, one on Hugh FRANCIS. They all belong to me individually, as I have settled with the Clerk for them, as a reference to his books will show. I have never been allowed anything for selling the land. I want that allowed.
   Dec. 7th, 1855W.H. BURT
   Test
   John F. BLAIR, Jurat
   C.H. WALDEN, Jurat
   
   State of Tennessee
   Rutherford County: County Court, January Term, 1856
   The execution of the last will and testament and codicil thereto of Wm. H. BURT deceased, was duly proven in open Court at the above mentioned Term by the oaths of John F. BLAIR and C.H. WALDEN, the subscribing witnesses thereto and was ordered to be recorded.
   Recorded 16th January 1856John WOODS, Clk
   
   State of Tennessee, Rutherford County, County Court January Term 1856.
   To Henry GREGORY, a citizen of Rutherford County.
   It appearing to the Court that William H. BURT has died, leaving a written will in which you are appointed Executor, which has been duly proven in open Court, and you having given bond and qualified according to law, and it having been ordered by the Court that letters testamentary [agree?] to you;
   These are therefore to empower you, the said Henry GREGORY, to enter upon the execution of said Will, and take unto your possession all the property, and to return to this Court in ninety days a perfect inventory thereof, and make due collection of all debts, and after paying all the just demands against the testator, and settling up the business of said Estate according to law, you will pay over and deliver the property and its effects that may remain in your hands, and to do all other things that may be required, according to the provisions of the said Will, and the laws of the land.
   Witness, John WOODS, Clerk, at Office, the 7th day of January, 1856, and the 80th year of American Independence.
   Recorded 28th January, 1856John WOODS, Clerk

3. Burt-Cawthon Cemetery, Davidson Co., TN Cemetery Survey

   LA-14: Nashville, Davidson Co., TN, Fire light trail and hickory woods. 3 tombstone incriptions
   This cemetery is identified on metro planning commission map/parcel survey map.
   
   CAWTHON born 1826 Died: 1859
   Front inscription: Araminta/Wife of /D. Cawthon/Born July 13, 1826/Departed this life Dec 11. 1859
   [Note: Marriate Book II of Davidson Co., TN from 1838-1847, pg 240 lists Araminta SHANE m. Dabney CAWTHORN on 31 Mar 1847]
   
   BURT Born: 1819 Died: 1855
   Front: W. H. BURT/Born/Jan 19 1819/died/Dec 8, 1855
   
   BURT Born: 1819 Died: 1851
   Fron: (J)ohn (B)urt / B(orn) April 1819/Died/ (18)51 [12 broken pieces of marble]
   
   Site surveyed Jun 4 2002

4. #5502

   1840 Tennessee Census
   Bedford Co.
   DAVIS, Henry
   1M: 70-80, 1F: 70-80, 1M slave: 36-55, 1F Sl: under 10, 1FSl: 10-24, 1Fsl: 36-55
   
   If this is the same Henry Davis, he was born bef 1770. All children are married?
   Need to check the 1830 Census (and 1820 - he had deeds as early as 1812 in Bedford)

5. #5466

   Eldest child in 1850 Census was Susan Ann age 7, born 1843. William's father had moved to TN from NC in 1838 to Franklin Co.
   
   Also- Virginia Burt b. 17 Jun 1842, d. 18 Oct 1844, buried in Harris Chapel Cemetary, Franklin Co., TN. Next to William Burt -[ her grandfather]

Historische Ereignisse

• Geburtstag 19. Januar 1819
• Sterbedatum 8. Dezember 1855

Gleicher Geburts-/Todestag

• Auch geboren am 19. Januar
• Auch verstorben am 8. Dezember

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