| Ryan, Charles | The Winchester Sun, Fri., 3-13-1914 |
| Ryan, Edward | Miss Anna Cone and brother, of Winchester, attended the funeral of Edward Ryan at this place Monday. Flemingsburg Times Democrat The Winchester Democrat, Tue., Sept. 10, 1901 |
| Ryan, fireman | The morning train on the K. C., from the South was several hours late Friday morning caused by a collision at Hazel Patch the previous night. Fireman Ryan and express messenger J. J. Kelly were killed, and engineer Pierce had his leg broken. Several more were also more or less hurt. The Winchester Democrat, Wednesday, October 4, 1893 |
| Ryan, J. B. | The Winchester Sun Thur., 9-15-1955 |
| Ryan, Jack | Justice’s Rapid Grind. Lexington, Ky., June 16.—Squire William J. McNamara was acquitted Tuesday of murdering John Keller and Wednesday Merritt Martin, on trial for killing Jack Ryan six months ago, was acquitted. Martin’s trial lasted only two hours. Lucien Boone, who killed his step-brother, Shad Taylor, last November, is now on trial, and his fate will be decided in about 24 hours. The Winchester Democrat, Tuesday, June 21, 1898 |
| Ryan, James | Gaskin’s Murder Trial Flemingsburg, Ky., Jan. 14 The trial of Chas. Gaskins, colored, for the killing of James Ryan was called in the circuit court here Tuesday, and, under Judge Harbeson’s order, the sheriff has summoned ten men to guard the prisoner and the jail during the trial. The Winchester Democrat, Fri., Jan. 17, 1902 Mob Failed A mob tried to enter the Flemingsburg jail before day Tuesday morning, but was fired upon by some one across the street and dispersed. They were trying to lynch Chas. Gaskins, who is on trial for killing James Ryan, a white man, a year ago. The Frankfort company and a Lexington squad with the gattling gun have been sent there. The Winchester Democrat, Fri., Jan. 17, 1902 |
| Ryan, James N. | Mr. James N. Ryan died at his home in Covington Saturday morning after an illness of several months, aged sixty-eight years. Mr. Ryan was the father of Rev. W. B. Ryan, of this city, whom he visited a few months ago. The funeral was held at Covington yesterday morning, solemn requiem mass being celebrated by Father Ryan; the funeral was preached by Rev. James L. Gorey, Chancellor of this diocese. Mr. Ryan was highly esteemed by all who knew him and was a gentleman of the highest honor and integrity; of a happy, sunny disposition, he made many friends. Besides Father Ryan, of this city, Mr. Ryan is survived by his wife and one daughter, Miss Theresa Ryan, who have the sincere sympathy of their many friends here in their bereavement. The Winchester Democrat, Tuesday, June 16, 1903 |
| Ryan, John | Fatal Accident Owensboro, Ky., April 10 John Ryan, a farmer, of West Louisville, was thrown from his wagon and killed. The Winchester Democrat, Tue., April 16, 1901 |
| Ryan, John B. | The Winchester Sun Thur., 5-9-1935 |
| Ryan, John J. | KENTUCKY STATE NEWS. FATAL FIGHT In Lexington Between Saloonkeepers Over a disputed Account. LEXINGTON, Ky., Nov. 17.-Merritt Martin, a saloonkeeper and agent for the Chattanooga Brewing Co., and J. J. Ryan, also a saloonkeeper, had a terrible fight Tuesday night in the latter’s place of business on Main street, as a result of which Ryan is dead and Martin is locked up charged with murder. The men had been good friends until recently, they had a dispute over an account owed the Chattanooga Brewing Co., by Ryan. Martin declared they must have had a settlement Tuesday night and had entered Ryan’s place and requested the same. After some conversation the men began fighting with their fists. Bystanders interfered and separated them. While Martin was being held away from Ryan, the latter, reaching over the heads of the peacemakers holding Martin, hit him a blow in the face, whereupon the latter drew his pistol and began shooting. The friends became panic stricken and fell fled from the room, leaving the fighters together. Martin’s third shot struck Ryan in the left arm and a fourth entered the abdomen. Martin fled from the place and was arrested. Ryan died while being carried to the hospital. Ryan was a single man, aged about thirty- five. The Winchester Democrat, Tuesday, November 23, 1897. Ryan’s Slayer Acquitted. LEXINGTON, Ky., Nov. 20.—J. Merritt Martin, who killed John J. Ryan in the latter’s saloon Monday night, was acquitted of murder Friday. The testimony proved that he had acted in self-defense. The trial consumed only 45 minutes. The Winchester Democrat, Tuesday, November 23, 1897. |
| Ryan, Marion | The Winchester Sun, Mon., 10-22-1917 |
| Ryan, Mary | Age13, female, she was born in Clark County, KY, she lived in Clark County, KY, her mother was E. Ryan, she died in Clark County, KY, she died December 30, 1854 of consumption. CCKD |
| Ryan, Mary F. | Age 1, female, her father was John Ryan, she died April 3, 1854. CCKD |
| Ryan, Mrs. Ellen | Deaths Mrs. Ellen Ryan, mother of Rev. W. B. Ryan, of this city, died at her home in Covington Thursday morning from St. Patrick’s church with services by her son. She leaves also a daughter, Miss Teresa Ryan. Her husband James W. Ryan, who was one of the early settlers in Covington, died about fourteen months ago. The Sun-Sentinel, Thur., Aug., 18, 1904 |
| Ryan, Mrs. Jennie | The Winchester Sun, Tues., 1-14-1913 |
| Ryan, Mrs. John | Mrs. John Ryan died Sunday morning at her home in Lexington after a short illness. She was well and favorably known in this county where she formerly resided. A number of our citizens attended the burial yesterday. The Winchester Democrat, Wed., 3-14-1888 |
| Ryan, Mrs. John | The Winchester Sun Tues., 2-21-1939 |
| Ryan, Mrs. Lillian E. Marshall | The Winchester Sun Wed., 4-12-1995 |
| Ryan, Mrs. Margaret L. | The Winchester Sun Wed., 1-2, 1-4-1929 |
| Ryan, Mrs. Pat | Mrs. Pat Ryan of Lexington died this week. She was a sister of Mrs. Matt Madigan and Miss Lizzie Burke, of this city. The Democrat, Wednesday, April 2, 1890 Mrs. Pat Ryan of Lexington died this week. Sister of Mrs. Matt Madigan and Miss Lizzie Burke of this city. The Semi-Weekly Sun, 4-2-1890 |
| Ryan, Mrs. Rosa Yazell | The Winchester Sun Tues., 6-25, 6-26-1929 |
| Ryan, Patrick | The Winchester Sun Sat., 8-11-1923 |
| Ryan, R. J. | Dr. R. W. McAfee, formerly of Irvine, got into a difficulty at Lee’s Summit, Mo., with a section foreman on the Missouri Pacific Railroad named R. J. Ryan, and shot him dead. The affair occurred in a drinking saloon, and both parties were under the influence of liquor. McAfee was a native of Nicholasville and moved to Irvine, where he married the daughter of H. W. Jacobs. He was the correspondent of the Democrat from that place up to the time he moved to Missouri, and was well thought of by the people of Estill. He is now in jail at Kansas City. The Clark County Democrat, Wed., 9-17-1879 |
| Ryan, Robert C. | The Winchester Sun Mon., 9-8-1997 |
| Ryan, son | Boy and Horse Drowned. Springfield, Ky., July 29.—The 16-year-old son of M. Ryan was drowned in Chaplin river, near here. He had driven in to water on his horse and got into a whirlpool. The animal was also drowned. The Winchester Democrat, Friday, August 1, 1902 |
| Ryan, William | The Winchester Sun Sat., 8-21-1926 |
| Ryan, William (Pete) | The Winchester Sun Tues., 8-10-1999 |
| Ryan, William R. | The Winchester Sun Tues., 6-25, 6-26-1929 |
| Ryans, John Kelley | The Winchester Sun Sat., 6-23-1984 |
| Ryans, Mrs. Alta M. | The Winchester Sun Sat., 4-15-2000 |
| Ryckman, Paul George Sr. (Jack) | The Winchester Sun Wed., 6-23-2010 |
| Ryder, Benny R. | The Winchester Sun Fri., 7-24, 7-25-1998 |
| Ryder, John A. | The Winchester Sun, Wed., 10-1, 10-2-1913 |
| Ryder, Mrs. Sue Burton | The Winchester Sun Mon., 10-2, 10-3-2000 |
| Ryder, R. R. | The Winchester Sun Wed., 8-14, 8-15-1963 |
| Rye, Alma Belle | The Winchester Sun Mon., 4-10-1933 |
| Rye, Asa Thomas | The Winchester Sun Mon., 10-6-1980 |
| Rye, Carl T. | The Winchester Sun Fri., 1-6, 1-7-1984 |
| Rye, Cecil | The Winchester Sun, Wed., 6-11-1919 |
| Rye, Charles Gardner | The Winchester Sun Mon., 12-17-1962 |
| Rye, Christine | The Winchester Sun Thur., 7-29, 7-30-1971 |
| Rye, Douglas | The Winchester Sun Fri., 4-29-1960 |
| Rye, Edward | The Winchester Sun Tues., 9-26-1950 |
| Rye, Edwin T. (Eddie) | The Winchester Sun Wed., 10-7-1959 |
| Rye, Edwin Taylor (Eddie) | The Winchester Sun Sat., 3-4-1972 |
| Rye, Helen Louise | The Winchester Sun Mon., 1-22-1940 |
| Rye, infant child | The infant child of Willis Rye died Wednesday. The Democrat, Wednesday, July 16, 1890 |
| Rye, Ira Smith | The Winchester Sun Fri., 4-8, 4-9-1988 |
| Rye, J. R. | The Winchester Sun, Mon., 11-18-1918 |
| Rye, James R. | The Winchester Sun Mon., 4-14-1979, 4-17-1979 |
| Rye, James W. | The Sun Sentinel Thur., 6-15-1911 |
| Rye, Jenny Lee | The Winchester Sun Fri., 4-21-1961 |
| Rye, Jesse Taylor | The Winchester Sun Mon., 4-2-1945 |
| Rye, Leonard | The Winchester Sun Sat., 10-9-1954 |
| Rye, Leonard | The Winchester Sun Wed., 7-25, 7-26-1951 |
| Rye, Martha | The Winchester Sun Mon., 8-14-1916 |
| Rye, Mrs. Hannah | The Winchester Sun Sat., 12-12-1925 |
| Rye, Mrs. Kizzie Bell | The Winchester Sun Mon., 11-10-1952 |
| Rye, Mrs. Martha | The Winchester Sun Fri., 2-11-1949 |
| Rye, Mrs. Mollie | Mrs. Mollie Rye died of consumption at Lexington Saturday. The remains were brought here for interment. The Winchester Democrat, Wednesday, December 13, 1893 |
| Rye, Mrs. Nannie Crabtree | The Winchester Sun Wed., 4-3, 4-4-1968 |
| Rye, Mrs. Naomi Guinn | The Winchester Sun Thur., 1-8, 1-9, 1-10-1998 |
| Rye, Virgil K. | The Winchester Sun Thur., 2-27, 2-28-1997 |
| Rye, Willis | The Winchester Sun Wed., 12-15, 12-16-1943 |
| Ryker, Robert | The Winchester Sun Fri., 6-24-2005 |
| Ryland, Mrs. Anna E. | The will of Mrs. Anna E. Ryland, of Lexington gives to the Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Episcopal church in the United States $2,000, and to the church building fund $1,000. She was worth $500,000 and leaves the bulk of her estate to her nieces, Catherine G. Reed and Marie B. Dudley. The Winchester Democrat, Wed., 6-22-1892 |
| Ryland, Robert | Death Of Rev. Robert Ryland Lexington, Ky., April 25 Rev. Robert Ryland, probably the oldest Baptist clergyman and educator in the United States, died here Sunday, aged 94. He was one of the pioneer educators of Virginia. He was for 28 years president of Richmond college, and during much of his time, also pastor of the largest African church in the World, 5,000 members, nearly all Virginia slaves. He taught them orally every Sunday. The Winchester Democrat, Tue., May 2, 1899 |
| Ryle, Leland | The Winchester Sun Sat., 3-8-1952 |
| Ryley, Archibald | On Trial for Murder Versailles, Ky., Oct. 31—The trial of George Montgomery, charged with the killing of Archibald Ryley, his brother-in-law, at Troy, this county, Sunday, May 26, began Wednesday in the circuit court. Five hours were consumed in getting a jury, nearly 100 men being examined. Three witnesses for commonwealth, William Maher, Louis Gwyn and William Hoover, testified Wednesday afternoon. John Montgomery, who took part in the shooting, will have a separate trial. The Montgomerys shot Ryley because he betrayed their sister. Ryley afterward married her and then departed. The Winchester Democrat, Friday, November 1, 1895 |
| Rynearson, Willis | The Winchester Sun Wed., 4-18-1973 |
| Rynerson, Earl B. | The Winchester Sun Fri., 12-14, 12-15, 12-17-2001 |
| Rynerson, James L. | The Winchester Sun Mon., 11-23, 11-24-1964 |
| Rynerson, James Lillard | The Winchester Sun Wed., 11-25-1998 |
| Rynerson, Mrs. Diana Louise Herzner | The Winchester Sun Mon., 7-13-1992 |
| Rynerson, Mrs. Ella Belle Cunningham | The Winchester Sun Tues., 5-10, 5-11-1966 |
| Rynerson, Mrs. Myrtle A. | The Winchester Sun Wed., 9-6-1989 |
| Rynerson, Mrs. Yvonne Colombine | The Winchester Sun Mon., 12-27-2004 |
| Rynicke, Sylvia Rose | The Winchester Sun Mon., 7-24-2000 |
| Ryon, David | Sarah Arnold &c vs. John B. Ryon &c …….Equity James Quisenberry vs. John B. Ryon &c ……Equity John B. Ryon vs. William Ryon &c ……….Equity These causes having been heard and court advised rendered the following judgment. The funds held by John B. Ryon are more than sufficient to indemnify his securities as admin. of Philip Ryon and to pay heirs …………. Also the funds of John B. Ryon are ample to indemnify Theodore Kohlhass as security for John B. Ryon as admin. of Marshall Ryon. ……….court now appropriates enough to satisfy claims of Philip Ryon’s estate against Marshall Ryon’s admin. ………. From the proof on file David Ryon must be treated as dead and his share of the estate must be divided amongst the remaining heirs ………..sell the lot of land allotted to said David Ryon ……….. C. S. Hanson ordered to pay the share of Mildred Hocker retained in his hands to Mildred Ryon and A. H. Hampton ………. Receiver Buckner to collect rent owed by Gordon Mullins ………. The cause is remanded to the Master to hear further proof …….next term ….he will report……… Order Book 10; P. 307 & 308; November Court 1859 |
| Ryon, John B | Winney Ryon being summoned to attend here this court day to show cause if any she hath or could say why her son John should not be bound out according to law. Who appeared according to law and not showing any reason able objection why he should not be bound out is ordered bound to John Wells, weaver. Order Book 2 P. 452 November 1800 John Jones Ryon, an infant of Winney Ryon (An apprentice to John Wells, Weaver, age 5 years 12th November 1797 for reason appeared to this court is discharged from his Masters service and it is ordered that he be bound unto John Ward Gent., Blacksmith, who in open court consented to take him. Ordered that court be adjourned until court in course. Order Book 4 P. 206 September 1807 |
| Ryon, Leonard | David Burberry vs. James P. Herndon ….Equity Leonard Ryon’s heirs On petition ……Equity ……causes continued. Order Book 10; P. 318; November Court 1859 Leonard Ryon’s heirs On Petition ……….cause continued………. Order Book 10; P. 407; July Court 1860 Leonard Ryon’s heirs On Petition …….Equity Ordered these causes stand continued. Order Book 10; P. 457; November Court 1860 Leonard Ryon’s heirs On Petition ……………causes be continued …………….. Order Book 10; P. 497; May Court 1861 Leonard Ryon’s Heirs On Petition …………Equity ……..action continued Order Book 12; P.15; July Court 1864 Leonard Ryon’s Heirs On Petition ……….Equity ………..continued Order Book 12; P. 80; November Court 1864 Order Book 12; P. 109; May Court 1865 Order Book 12; P. 209; July Court 1865 Order Book 12; P. 304; November Court 1865 Order Book 12; P. 430; July Court 1866 Order Book 12; P. 460; November Court 1866 |
| Ryon, Marcia | The last will and testament of Marcia Ryon dec. was produced ….proved ….oaths of William Flanagan and G. C. Mullins …….recorded. Order Book 12; P. 393; July Court 1851 On motion of John B. Ryon who made oath…certificate is granted…….letters of administration (with the will annexed) on the estate of Marcia Ryon dec. ……together with Theodore Kohlhass ……….bond in penalty of $1000……. Order Book 12; P. 393; July Court 1851 On motion of John B. Ryon admin. with the will annexed of Marcia Ryon dec. ordered that Augustus L. Haggard, Gordon Mullins, Sam Hodgkin and A. H. Hampton or any 3 ……appraise …personalty of said decedent ………..report. Order Book 12; P. 399; September Court 1851 Inventory and appraisement of the personalty of Marcia Ryon dec. was produced in court approved ………..recorded. Order Book 12; P. 436; December Court 1851 On the motion of Theodore Kohlhass the security of John B. Ryon in his official bond as administrator with the will annexed of Marcia Ryon dec. and it appearing that notice hereof has been duly seemed upon said John B. Ryon to appear and give said Kohlhass counter security on account of his securityship aforesaid the said John B. Ryon appeared in court tendered Thomas A. Harrow and Reuben T. Taylor Jr. to be bound with him in a bond for that purpose who entered into and acknowledged their bond to said Theodore Kohlhass in penalty of $1000 conditioned to……….liability which has or may occur against him by reason of his securityship aforesaid which bond was approved by the court and ordered to be filed………. It is further ordered that Kohlhass recover from John B. Ryon his costs expended. Ordered that John W. Locknane be appointed guardian of the estate of Jane Locknane infant orphan of Miles B. Locknane dec. ……..security with James T. Locknane ……..bond in penalty of $2000 …….A. S. Allen her former guardian being present and consenting thereto. Order Book 12; P. 475; June 1852 |
| Ryon, Marshall | Sarah Arnold vs. John B. Ryon &c ………..Equity ………Thomas Gaines filed a copy of Stuart vs. Ryon …………deed from Molly Hocker to Millard and Elizabeth Ryon ……..and from Elizabeth Ryon to Hampton…. The answer of C. S. Hanson to Gaines cross petition …….. The answer of W. C. Sympson to Gaines ……….. The settlement of Marshall Ryon’s admin. ………. The settlement with the Admin. of Philip Ryon ……………. noted of record. Order Book 10; P. 249; November Court 1859 Sarah Arnold &c vs. John B. Ryon &c …….Equity James Quisenberry vs. John B. Ryon &c ……Equity John B. Ryon vs. William Ryon &c ……….Equity These causes having been heard and court advised rendered the following judgment. The funds held by John B. Ryon are more than sufficient to indemnify his securities as admin. of Philip Ryon and to pay heirs …………. Also the funds of John B. Ryon are ample to indemnify Theodore Kohlhass as security for John B. Ryon as admin. of Marshall Ryon. ……….court now appropriates enough to satisfy claims of Philip Ryon’s estate against Marshall Ryon’s admin. ………. From the proof on file David Ryon must be treated as dead and his share of the estate must be divided amongst the remaining heirs ………..sell the lot of land allotted to said David Ryon ……….. C. S. Hanson ordered to pay the share of Mildred Hocker retained in his hands to Mildred Ryon and A. H. Hampton ………. Receiver Buckner to collect rent owed by Gordon Mullins ………. The cause is remanded to the Master to hear further proof …….next term ….he will report……… Order Book 10; P. 307 & 308; November Court 1859 |
| Ryon, Mary F. | Age 1, born in Clark County, KY, her father was John Ryon, died April 3, 1854. CCKD |
| Ryon, Mildred | Age 14 months, she was born in Clark County, KY, her parents were Elisha and Mary Ryon, she lived in Clark County, KY, she died in Clark County, March 28, 1852 of cholera. CCKD |
| Ryon, Philip | It being suggested to this court that Philip Ryon late of this county departed this life leaving a last will and testament which is stated to be now in the hands of Elisha Ryon. On the motion of Morgan B. Hinkle by his attorney a will is awarded him against the said Elisha Ryon returnable here at the next term of this court requiring him to produce said will. Order Book 11; P. 419; May Court 1846 The last will and testament of Philip Ryon dec. was produced in open court under rule of last court against Elisha Ryon in order to be filed. Order Book 11; P. 424; June Court 1846 The last will and testament of Philip Ryon dec. was produced in open court and proven according to law by the oaths of John B. Houston and Thomas B. Allen witnesses thereto subscribed and ordered to be recorded. F. Bush, W. Collins and B.D. Abbott Order Book 11; P. 432; July Court 1846 John B. Ryon came into court and refused to qualify as the executor of Philip Ryon dec. and ordered that a rule issued against Elisha Ryon returnable to the next term of this court and qualify as executor thereof and in default of his doing so this court will appoint administrators with said will annexed and make such other order in the promises as may be right. Order Book 11; P. 463; November Court 1846 Elisha Ryon having refused to qualify as executor of the last will and testament of Phillip Ryon dec. although ruled to do so ordered that the sheriff of Clarke County be appointed curator of said estate and that in regard thereto he proceed in such manner as is directed by an act of assembly in that case made and provided. Order Book 11; P. 468; December Court 1846 Elisha Ryon and John B. Ryon …motion to qualify admin. of Philip Ryon dec. with will annexed… On motion Of John B. Ryon it is ordered that this motion be cont’d till next term. Order Book 12; P. 430; November Court 1851 On motion of John B. Ryon who made oath thereto as the law directs, certificate is granted him for obtaining letters of administration on the estate of Philip Ryon dec. with the will annexed in due form giving security ………….with Gordon Mullins, Thomas J. Quisenberry and James Quisenberry entered into …….bond in penalty of $5000 conditioned as the law directs. Order Book 12; P. 435; December Court 1851 On the motion of John B. Ryon administrator with the will annexed of Philip Ryon dec. ordered that A. L. Haggard, Gordon Mullins, James Bybee and Samuel Hodgkin or any 3 …………..appraise …personal estate and slaves of said decedent and report ……. Order Book 12; P. 436; December Court 1851 James Quisenberry vs. John B. Ryon –defendants Theodore Kolhass is ordered to deliver to William C. Sympson admin. ..of Philip Ryon dec., … Order Book 8; P. 399; May Court 1855 Thomas T. Burress vs. Sally Stuart The defendants John B. Ryon and Elisha Ryon out of the assets of Philip Ryon dec., .. Order Book 8; P. 499; July Court 1855 John B. Ryon vs. Philip Ryon heirs …continued Order Book 8; P. 529; October Court 1855 John B. Ryon vs. Philip Ryon devises This cause coming on to be heard it is with the ___ of the complainant and the defendant William Ryon that his interest in the land of his father Philip Ryon deceased as allotted in severalty to said William Ryon in the suit of Arnold vs. Ryon heirs be sold upon the premises on a credit of twelve months……………….. Order Book 9; P. 499; November Court 1857 This cause is now submitted for a decree-………it is finally decreed and ordered that the defendant William Ryon pay to the complainant the following sums ….$810 ………sum of $600 ……. and his costs expended in the proceedings of this suit. And towards the satisfaction of the above amounts ……proceeds of the sale of the said defendant William Ryon’s purse of land …..be sold and his share of property and negroes of the property of his father Philip Ryon dec. as sold under decree of this court in the suit of Sarah Arnold vs. John B. Ryon be applied so far as they will go to the payment of the above amounts. The benefit of this decree belongs to James Quisenberry as the security of said John B. Ryon in his bond as Exec. of his father Philip Ryon and which intent of said John B. Ryon herein decreed to him is attached by said James Quisenberry. Order Book 9; P. 506; November Court 1857 John B. Ryon vs. Philip Ryon’s devises It is ordered that the commissioner be allowed ………..to sell the land in the decree mentioned ……….court house in Winchester …….. Order Book 9; P. 539; December Court 1857 John B. Ryon vs. Philip Ryons heirs There being no exceptions to the report of sale herein is confirmed and the sale ratified and the cause continued. Order Book 9; P. 572; May Court 1858 Sarah Arnold vs. John B. Ryon &c ………..Equity ………Thomas Gaines filed a copy of Stuart vs. Ryon …………deed from Molly Hocker to Millard and Elizabeth Ryon ……..and from Elizabeth Ryon to Hampton…. The answer of C. S. Hanson to Gaines cross petition …….. The answer of W. C. Sympson to Gaines ……….. The settlement of Marshall Ryon’s admin. ………. The settlement with the Admin. of Philip Ryon ……………. noted of record. Order Book 10; P. 249; November Court 1859 Sarah Arnold &c vs. John B. Ryon &c …….Equity James Quisenberry vs. John B. Ryon &c ……Equity John B. Ryon vs. William Ryon &c ……….Equity These causes having been heard and court advised rendered the following judgment. The funds held by John B. Ryon are more than sufficient to indemnify his securities as admin. of Philip Ryon and to pay heirs …………. Also the funds of John B. Ryon are ample to indemnify Theodore Kohlhass as security for John B. Ryon as admin. of Marshall Ryon. ……….court now appropriates enough to satisfy claims of Philip Ryon’s estate against Marshall Ryon’s admin. ………. From the proof on file David Ryon must be treated as dead and his share of the estate must be divided amongst the remaining heirs ………..sell the lot of land allotted to said David Ryon ……….. C. S. Hanson ordered to pay the share of Mildred Hocker retained in his hands to Mildred Ryon and A. H. Hampton ………. Receiver Buckner to collect rent owed by Gordon Mullins ………. The cause is remanded to the Master to hear further proof …….next term ….he will report……… Order Book 10; P. 307 & 308; November Court 1859 |
