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THAT WE-----James H.Peck-----Ben Peck and Thomas Lathim------ are bound to the State of Tennessee, in the penalty of -----twelve hundred----Dollars.
WITNESS our hands, this----7---day of---May--------1867
THE CONDITION OF THIS OBLIGATION IS SUCH
That, whereas, the above bound---James H. Peck----------------------
------------------------------------------------------has been appointed
administrator-------of
Green Roach-------------, deceased: now if the said ---James H.
Peck-----------------
-------------------------------shall well and truly,as such administrator-------,perform all
the duties which are,or may be required of-him-by law, this obligation
shall be void,
otherwise to remain in full force and virtue.
Approved by the court and ordered to be recorded I ?D. Curl Chairman
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place of Death---------------------------------------------------Reg.Dist
# 901-----------------------file# 8516
Webster
W Benton
Full Name---John Roach
Male---White---Widowed
Date of death:February 27---1910
Date of birth---June 15-1816
Age---93yrs.--8 mos--12 days
Occupation: Farmer
Birthplace:Granger Co. Tenn.
N.O.F.--Green Roach-----B; N. Carolina
N.O.M.--Margaret Elizabeth McDaniel---B: N.Carolina
Informant----J.W. Owens, Rogersville.MO.
Filed Mar 6, 1910,00W.A. Atkins
Cause: Pneumonia
P.O.B: Dodson Cemetery---Feb 28, 1910,---undertaker: G.W.Cogly
?Rogersville.MO.
OWENS : Buried in Dodson Cemetery,Greene Co.Missouri----were born or
raised in Grainger Co.TN.
Tombsotone Inscriptions:
Robert Owens: b: 21 Sep 1827-----d: 16 Oct 1899
Nancy (Mayes) Owens b: 28 Jun 1826----d:22 May 1899
nearest stones: KINDER-DAWSON-McDANIEL-RUSSELL-CLARK-KINSER
Several of their children are also buried there.
As in all death records, and tombstone records, they are subject to
errors, especially in age and Date of birth etc.
sometimes tombstones are made long after the death,If there wasn't one to
begin with or the old one fell apart,as in the case of very old wooden
ones.also some were homemade and hand carved on stone, but can crumble in
time. Sharon Roach
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