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Smith, Simon Between 1818-1820 Settler between 1818 and 1820. Father of Ben and Sidney Smith. The Henry County Register, August 1, 1873.
Smith, Simon 10/24/1822 Date of promissory note from Miles Collins. Miles Collins Estate Case File
Smith, Simon 9/25/1824 Along with William McElvey, witnessed the sale of two slaves from Jesse Standley to Sands Standley for $450.00. Henry County, Alabama Deed Book A-C, Page 5.
Smith, Simon 2/6/1826 Along with William Brown and Bartlett Smith, held two slaves in trust for John M. Moses, son of John Moses. Henry County, Alabama Deed Book A-C, Page 4.
Smith, Simon 4/11/1826 Along with Sion Smith and John Hay Senr, submitted the inventory of the estate of Miles Collins (deceased) to the court. Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 399.
Smith, Simon 10/10/1826 One of five commissioners appointed by the court to examine the claims of the creditors of Miles Collins' (deceased) insolvent estate. The other commissioners were Sion Smith, L. F. Williams, Aaron D. Martin, and Jonathan Jones. John Register was the administrator of the estate. Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 401.
Smith, Simon 11/04/1826 Ordered that Simon Smith, Sion Smith, William Gammon, Henry W. Ward, Elijah Bryant be or any three to appraise the estate of Benjamin Harvey Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 402.
Smith, Simon 11/13/1826 Inventory of estate of Benjamin Harvey recorded. Appraisers William Gammon, Sion Smith, Simon Smith, Elijah Bryant Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 402.
Smith, Simon 03/05/1827 Ordered that the petition of Sarah Hodges be granted revoking the will of her deceased husband [John Hodges] and that William Matthews, John Register, Sion Smith, and Simon Smith be appointed to revoke a distribution of said estate between herself and Rhoda Ann Hodges. Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 403.
Smith, Simon 7/28/1827 One of four commissioners who approved debts against Miles Collins' estate. Miles Collins Estate Case File
Smith, Simon 05/05/1828 Last will and testament of Sands Standley admitted to record. Ordered that letters testamentary with the will annexed issue to Sarah Standley, Bartlett Smith, and Josiah D Cawthon. Ordered that the following persons or any three of them be appointed appraisers to appraise the estate of Sands Standley deceased. William Cawthon, George Jones, Simon Smith, Alexander Turner, Daniel Pynes, John Turner, and Ica Adkins Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 405.
Smith, Simon 2/2/1829 Provided receipt to Sarah Stanley. Henry County, Alabama Estate Case Files. Sands Stanley's estate case.
Smith, Simon 4/4/1829 Appraiser of Julius Martin's estate along with William Gammon, Sion Smith, and Daniel Pynes. (signature). Julius Martin's Estate Case.
Henry County Estate Case Files.
Smith, Simon 04/08/1829 On application of John Register that letters of administration issue to him on the estate of L F Williams deceased. Ordered that the following persons be appointed appraisers to appraise the estate of L F Williams being deceased. Daniel Pynes, Sion Smith, Simon Smith, Jeremiah Kimbrel, or Hozi Wood or any three of them are authorized to appraise the effects of said estate. Henry County, Alabama Orphans Court Record Book C, page 406.
Smith, Simon 12/14/1829 Purchased items at Richard Horn's estate sale on December 14, 1829. Henry County, Alabama Estate Case Files. Richard Horn's estate case.
Smith, Simon 1836 There is an estate case for a Simon Smith dated 1836. The contents of the estate case file have not been researched. Henry County, Alabama Estate Case Files.




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