Died after being thrown from a buggy.
Lived 44 years
Married to Jacob C. Banghart
MARRIAGE: Married in Pontiac, MI Jacob Banghart from Rochester, age 28, born in Warren County, NJ and a farmer. Adaline Perry from Oakland, age 29, born Oakland. Witnesses: William Banghart, Rochester and Chauncey Copeland, Somsey Creek. Recorded 10-27-1869.
MARRIAGE: Oakland County, Michigan Vital Records, 1800-1917 1/ 33 No. 426
Name Banghart, Jacob C.
Birth Date 1841
Birth Place Warren co., NJ
Spouse Adaline Perry
Marriage Place Pontiac, MI
Marriage Date Feb 20, 1869
Residence Pontiac, MI
Comments Family: William Banghart
Occupation Farmer
Various census records do use the name as Adeline, but most of the time it was Adaline. It appears the stone engraver was given the spelling of Adeline which results in her headstone having that as her name. Therefore, the name was interchangeable.
CENSUS: 1840 Census Oakland, Oakland, MI: Abraham Perry, 1 male under 5; 2 males 5-10; 1 male 30-40; 1 female under 5; 1 female 15-20; 1 female 30-40
CENSUS: 1850 Census Oakland, Oakland, Michigan 1948/1985: Abraham Perry, age 42, farmer, $3,000, born New Jersey; Sophia, age 42, born New York; Linus, age 15, born Michigan; Oscar, age 13, born Michigan; Adeline, age 12, born Michigan; Oliver, age 10, born Michigan; Clarinda, age 8, born Michigan; Sarah, age 6, born Michigan; Andrew, age 3, born Michigan; Aaron, age 1, born Michigan.
CENSUS: 1860 Census The Town of Orion, Oakland, MI, pg. 112, 788/788 Mr. Terry, age 25, laborer, 0/100, born NY; Mrs., age 21, born NY; Lilina, age 4, born MI; Alace, age 3, born MI; Baby, age 5/12 (March), born MI; Adeline Perry, age 22, teacher, born MI
CENSUS: 1880 Census Owasso Twp., Shiawassee, MI (Pg. 434A) Pg. 1, Supervisor's District No. 3, Enumeration District No. 355 4/4 Cumins Banghart, age 56, married, farmer, born NJ, parents born NJ; Adaline, age 40, wife, married, keeping house, born MI, father born NJ, mother born Maine; Terry, age 10, son, single, born MI, father born NJ, mother born MI; Lena B., age 1, daughter, single, born MI, father born NJ, mother born MI
PROBATE: Probate Records Wills and Estate Settlement, etc. Oakland County, MI Vol. 34/35 LDS #973,916 p. 560 Abraham Perry Probate 10-19-1863. Died 28 September 1863 of Oakland Twp. Oliver and Adaline Perry, administrators. Heirs: Matilda P. Perry, widow; Cyrus Perry, Oscar, Adaline, Oliver, Clarinda Sisson, Sarah Perry, Andrew, Aaron & Abram. p. 619 11-1863 Publication Notice. Matilda waived right to administer. She is widow. Appointed William M. Axford, administrator. Bond $4,000. William Cramer and William Flummerfelt, appraisers. James Newberry and Jacob Hadley to handle claims. p. 620 - Matilda has self and four minor children. No means of support except as allowed by Court from Personal Estate of deceased. Judge gave $300 for 6 months. Volume 35 p. 4 Administrator can sell personal property of deceased.
PROBATE: Abstracts of Probates, Oakland County Probates 1832-1852. LDS film: 927,422 #2016 Perry, Abraham. Intestate filed October 19, 1863 died Tuesday, September 29, 1863. Heirs Mathilda P. Perry, widow. Children: Cyrus, Oscar, Adaline, Oliver Perry, Clarinda Sisson, Sarah A. Perry, Andrew, Aaron, Abram Perry (the last 4 minors) Administrator: William M. Axford. Property in Oakland Twp. See #2073, 2168
PROBATE: #2073 Perry, Abram Guardianship filed February 16, 1864 Abram 11 year, son of Abram Perry, Sr., Guardian Matilda P. Perry, mother. See #2016, 2068
PROBATE: #2168 Perry, Sarah A, Andrew, Aaron, Guardianship filed October 19, 1864. Children Abram, deceased. Mother also deceased. Sarah 19 years, Andrew 17 years, Aaron 15 years. Guardian Cyrus Perry, brother. Property in Oakland Twp. See #2016, 2073.
Mullins, Frederick L., History and Genealogy of the Jacob Banghart Family, New Jersey Tercentenary Edition 1664-1964, US 929.273/B224 FHLC 896,831, Page 85
1-1-3-8 Jacob C. Banghart Sr. m. Sarah Brinkerhoff
b. July 11, 1811 Aug. 31, 1837 b. Jan 19, 1814
d. April 1851 (by Rev. George C. Banghart) d. Sept. 1869
The subjects mentioned above were married by an uncle of Jacob C. Banghart, the renowned Rev. George Banghart -- one of the first intinerant preachers of the Methodist Church - -- who was largely responsible for establishing Methodism in Northern New Jersey . He was a half-brother of Jacob C. Banghart's farther, Michael Banghart, Jr. It is not known exactly the year that he left New Jersey, but it is known that he acted as power-of-attorney for mother of the heirs who already lived out of the state of April 3, 1847 - at the settlement of his father's estate. His wife, Sarah, was formerly of Knowleton Township, N.J.
Their children were: [all but Jacob C. Banghart, Jr. have been omitted]
1-1-3-8-8 Jacob C. Banghart Jr. m. Adaline Perry
b. July 29, 1843 20 Feb 1869 b. June 15, 1838
d. 15 Jul 1923 Oakland Co. Mich. 25 March 1883
PROBATE: Michigan, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1784-1980
Probate Records, 1837-1901; Author: Michigan. Probate Court (Shiawassee County)
Description Notes: Estate Files, 862-894, 1882-1883
Source Description
These probates from the state of Michigan, 1784-1980, can bequeath a wealth of personal details on the decedent and other family members.
No. 891 Page 457
Probate Court for the County of Shiawassee County
Estate of Adaline Banghart, Deceased
To the Honorable A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate, for the County of Shiawassee in the State of Michigan:
The Petition of Commons Banghart who is above the age of twenty-one years and upwards, of the County of Shiawassee respectfully shows:
That Adaline Banghart late of Owosso in said County of Shiawassee departed this life in said township the 26th day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty three leaving a last Will and Testament, as your petitioner is informed and verily believes
That deceased was, at her death, an inhabitant of the Town of Owosso said County of Shiawassee and she was possessed of Real and Estate, situate and being in the County of Shiawassee and elsewhere, to be administered, and the estimated value thereof is the sum of Three Thousand Dollars or thereabouts, as your petitioner is informed and verily believes
And your Petitioner further shows that the names and residence of the heirs at law of said deceased, and other persons interested in her estate, are as follows:
Your petitioner husband of the deceased
Perry C. Banghart, son of the deceased
Leney B. Banghart, daughter of the deceased
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) s.
On this 14th day of April in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty three then personally appeared before me, Commons Banghart the Petitioner named in the foregoing petition, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say, that he has herein read the foregoing petition by him subscribed, and knew the contents thereof, and that the same is true according to the best of his knowledge and belief.
Before me A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate
Hearing Monday May 14/83
Proof of Probate of Will
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) ss. The Probate Court for the County of Shiawassee
At a Session of the Probate Court for said County of Shiawassee, holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Owasso on Monday the 14th day of May A.D. 1883.
Present, Honorable A.A. Harper Judge of Probate,
In the Matter of Proving the Last Will and Testament of Adaline Banghart, late of said County, deceased,
Now comes Philip Lomason, who, being duly sworn and examined as a witness on behalf of petitioner, to prove said Will and Testament, says that he resides in the Township of of Avon, in the County of Oakland and State of Michigan, that he was acquainted with Adaline Banghart late of the Township of Owosso in the County of Shiawassee and state of Michigan, deceased, in her lifetime; that the said Adaline Banghart, at the time of, and for Twelve Years immediately previous to her death, was a resident of Owosso aforesaid; that said Adaline Banghart departed this life in the Town of Owosso; on or about the Twenty Sixth day of March, A.D. 1883, that she, the said Philip Lomason is one of the subscribing witnesses to the instrument now on file in this Court, and now shown to him purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of the said Adaline Banghart that on the November or December A.D. 1877 in the Village of Rochester, in the County of Oakland and State of Michigan he, the said Philip Lomason saw the said Adaline Banghart sign and seal the said instrument; that the said instrument was signed and sealed in the presence of Sarah Jane Lomason the other witness thereto, that the said Adaline Banghart then and there, in the presence of him, the said Philip Lomason and in the presence of Sarah Jane Lomason published and declared the said instrument to be her Last Will and Testament; that the said Adaline Banghart then and there requested him, the said Philip Lomason and Sarah Jane Lomason did thereupon, then and there, in the presence of the said Adaline Banghart and in the presence of each other, subscribed their names to said instrument, as witnesses thereto.
And the said Philip Lomason further says, that the said Adaline Banghart at the time she signed, sealed, published and declared the said instrument as aforesaid, was above the age of twenty-one years, and, according to the discernment and belief of him, the said Philip Lomason, of sound mind, and under no restraint whatever.
Philip Lomason
Sworn, taken and subscribed before me, on the day and year first above stated.
A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
I, Adaline Banghart, being of sound mind and perfect memory do, in this my last Will and testament, will and bequeath all the lands, tentaments and hereditments of which I shall die possessed to my husband Commons Banghart, to be held by him for his natural life and after his death the same to go to my heirs at law forever.
Adaline Banghart
The above instrument was now here subscribed by Adaline Banghart, testatrix, in the presence of each of us, and was at the same time declared her last will and testament; and we at her request, sign our names hereto, as attesting witnesses
C. S. Taylor
Philip Lomason
Sarah Jane Lomason
CERTIFICATE OF PROBATE OF WILL
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) ss.
At a Session of the Probate Court, for the County of of Shiawassee holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Corunna on Monday the 14th day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and Eighty Three
Present, A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Adaline Banghart Deceased.
This day having been assigned by the Court for hearing the petition of Commons Banghart praying amongst other things, for the Probate of the Instrument heretofore filed in this Court, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of said deceased. Now comes the said petitioner.
Commons Banghart
And it appearing to the Court by due proof on file, that a copy of the order of this Court, touching the hearing of said petition, made on the 14th day of April last past, has been duly published as therein directed, whereby all parties interested in the premises, were duly notified of said hearing.
And no person appearing in Court to contest the probate of said Instrument and
Whereupon, Philip Lomason one of the subscribing witnesses to said instrument appeared in Court, and made oath that he saw the said Adaline Banghart at the Village of Rochester in said County of Oakland sign, seal and her her publish and declare the said instrument to be her last Will and Testament, and that he the said Philip Lomason and Sarah Jane Lomason and C. S. Taylor are the subscribing witnesses, at the same time, attested the same, and subscribed their names as witnesses thereto, in the presence of each other, and of said testator and at her request, and that she was then, according to the discernment of said Philip Lomason of same mind.
And it Further Appearing that said Adaline Banghart last dwelt and had her residence in, and was an inhabitant of the Township of Owosso in said County, and therein died.
And the evidence touching the premise being maturely considered; it satisfactorily appears to this Court, that said instrument is duly proved, and ought to be allowed as the last Will and Testament of said deceased.
It is Therefore Ordered, Adjudged and Decreed, by this Court that said Instrument be approved, allowed, established and have full force and effect, as the last Will and Testament of said deceased; and that the same be recorded as required by law.
And It Is Further Ordered, that the execution of said Will be committed, and the administration of the Estate of said deceased be granted to said Common Banghart with Will annexed and Letters Testamentary do issue in the premises.
A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) ss. Probate Court for said County
Be it Remembered, That the annexed Instrument, being the last Will and Testament of Adaline Banghart late of the Township of Owosso in said County, deceased, deceased, was duly proved, approved, allowed, and ordered to be recorded, as more fully appears by the decree of said Court, of which the foregoing is a true, fully and correct copy.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said Probate Court, at the City of Corunna in said County, this 14th day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty three
A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
The last document was the Letters Testamentary
Lived 44 years
Married to Jacob C. Banghart
MARRIAGE: Married in Pontiac, MI Jacob Banghart from Rochester, age 28, born in Warren County, NJ and a farmer. Adaline Perry from Oakland, age 29, born Oakland. Witnesses: William Banghart, Rochester and Chauncey Copeland, Somsey Creek. Recorded 10-27-1869.
MARRIAGE: Oakland County, Michigan Vital Records, 1800-1917 1/ 33 No. 426
Name Banghart, Jacob C.
Birth Date 1841
Birth Place Warren co., NJ
Spouse Adaline Perry
Marriage Place Pontiac, MI
Marriage Date Feb 20, 1869
Residence Pontiac, MI
Comments Family: William Banghart
Occupation Farmer
Various census records do use the name as Adeline, but most of the time it was Adaline. It appears the stone engraver was given the spelling of Adeline which results in her headstone having that as her name. Therefore, the name was interchangeable.
CENSUS: 1840 Census Oakland, Oakland, MI: Abraham Perry, 1 male under 5; 2 males 5-10; 1 male 30-40; 1 female under 5; 1 female 15-20; 1 female 30-40
CENSUS: 1850 Census Oakland, Oakland, Michigan 1948/1985: Abraham Perry, age 42, farmer, $3,000, born New Jersey; Sophia, age 42, born New York; Linus, age 15, born Michigan; Oscar, age 13, born Michigan; Adeline, age 12, born Michigan; Oliver, age 10, born Michigan; Clarinda, age 8, born Michigan; Sarah, age 6, born Michigan; Andrew, age 3, born Michigan; Aaron, age 1, born Michigan.
CENSUS: 1860 Census The Town of Orion, Oakland, MI, pg. 112, 788/788 Mr. Terry, age 25, laborer, 0/100, born NY; Mrs., age 21, born NY; Lilina, age 4, born MI; Alace, age 3, born MI; Baby, age 5/12 (March), born MI; Adeline Perry, age 22, teacher, born MI
CENSUS: 1880 Census Owasso Twp., Shiawassee, MI (Pg. 434A) Pg. 1, Supervisor's District No. 3, Enumeration District No. 355 4/4 Cumins Banghart, age 56, married, farmer, born NJ, parents born NJ; Adaline, age 40, wife, married, keeping house, born MI, father born NJ, mother born Maine; Terry, age 10, son, single, born MI, father born NJ, mother born MI; Lena B., age 1, daughter, single, born MI, father born NJ, mother born MI
PROBATE: Probate Records Wills and Estate Settlement, etc. Oakland County, MI Vol. 34/35 LDS #973,916 p. 560 Abraham Perry Probate 10-19-1863. Died 28 September 1863 of Oakland Twp. Oliver and Adaline Perry, administrators. Heirs: Matilda P. Perry, widow; Cyrus Perry, Oscar, Adaline, Oliver, Clarinda Sisson, Sarah Perry, Andrew, Aaron & Abram. p. 619 11-1863 Publication Notice. Matilda waived right to administer. She is widow. Appointed William M. Axford, administrator. Bond $4,000. William Cramer and William Flummerfelt, appraisers. James Newberry and Jacob Hadley to handle claims. p. 620 - Matilda has self and four minor children. No means of support except as allowed by Court from Personal Estate of deceased. Judge gave $300 for 6 months. Volume 35 p. 4 Administrator can sell personal property of deceased.
PROBATE: Abstracts of Probates, Oakland County Probates 1832-1852. LDS film: 927,422 #2016 Perry, Abraham. Intestate filed October 19, 1863 died Tuesday, September 29, 1863. Heirs Mathilda P. Perry, widow. Children: Cyrus, Oscar, Adaline, Oliver Perry, Clarinda Sisson, Sarah A. Perry, Andrew, Aaron, Abram Perry (the last 4 minors) Administrator: William M. Axford. Property in Oakland Twp. See #2073, 2168
PROBATE: #2073 Perry, Abram Guardianship filed February 16, 1864 Abram 11 year, son of Abram Perry, Sr., Guardian Matilda P. Perry, mother. See #2016, 2068
PROBATE: #2168 Perry, Sarah A, Andrew, Aaron, Guardianship filed October 19, 1864. Children Abram, deceased. Mother also deceased. Sarah 19 years, Andrew 17 years, Aaron 15 years. Guardian Cyrus Perry, brother. Property in Oakland Twp. See #2016, 2073.
Mullins, Frederick L., History and Genealogy of the Jacob Banghart Family, New Jersey Tercentenary Edition 1664-1964, US 929.273/B224 FHLC 896,831, Page 85
1-1-3-8 Jacob C. Banghart Sr. m. Sarah Brinkerhoff
b. July 11, 1811 Aug. 31, 1837 b. Jan 19, 1814
d. April 1851 (by Rev. George C. Banghart) d. Sept. 1869
The subjects mentioned above were married by an uncle of Jacob C. Banghart, the renowned Rev. George Banghart -- one of the first intinerant preachers of the Methodist Church - -- who was largely responsible for establishing Methodism in Northern New Jersey . He was a half-brother of Jacob C. Banghart's farther, Michael Banghart, Jr. It is not known exactly the year that he left New Jersey, but it is known that he acted as power-of-attorney for mother of the heirs who already lived out of the state of April 3, 1847 - at the settlement of his father's estate. His wife, Sarah, was formerly of Knowleton Township, N.J.
Their children were: [all but Jacob C. Banghart, Jr. have been omitted]
1-1-3-8-8 Jacob C. Banghart Jr. m. Adaline Perry
b. July 29, 1843 20 Feb 1869 b. June 15, 1838
d. 15 Jul 1923 Oakland Co. Mich. 25 March 1883
PROBATE: Michigan, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1784-1980
Probate Records, 1837-1901; Author: Michigan. Probate Court (Shiawassee County)
Description Notes: Estate Files, 862-894, 1882-1883
Source Description
These probates from the state of Michigan, 1784-1980, can bequeath a wealth of personal details on the decedent and other family members.
No. 891 Page 457
Probate Court for the County of Shiawassee County
Estate of Adaline Banghart, Deceased
To the Honorable A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate, for the County of Shiawassee in the State of Michigan:
The Petition of Commons Banghart who is above the age of twenty-one years and upwards, of the County of Shiawassee respectfully shows:
That Adaline Banghart late of Owosso in said County of Shiawassee departed this life in said township the 26th day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty three leaving a last Will and Testament, as your petitioner is informed and verily believes
That deceased was, at her death, an inhabitant of the Town of Owosso said County of Shiawassee and she was possessed of Real and Estate, situate and being in the County of Shiawassee and elsewhere, to be administered, and the estimated value thereof is the sum of Three Thousand Dollars or thereabouts, as your petitioner is informed and verily believes
And your Petitioner further shows that the names and residence of the heirs at law of said deceased, and other persons interested in her estate, are as follows:
Your petitioner husband of the deceased
Perry C. Banghart, son of the deceased
Leney B. Banghart, daughter of the deceased
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) s.
On this 14th day of April in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty three then personally appeared before me, Commons Banghart the Petitioner named in the foregoing petition, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say, that he has herein read the foregoing petition by him subscribed, and knew the contents thereof, and that the same is true according to the best of his knowledge and belief.
Before me A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate
Hearing Monday May 14/83
Proof of Probate of Will
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) ss. The Probate Court for the County of Shiawassee
At a Session of the Probate Court for said County of Shiawassee, holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Owasso on Monday the 14th day of May A.D. 1883.
Present, Honorable A.A. Harper Judge of Probate,
In the Matter of Proving the Last Will and Testament of Adaline Banghart, late of said County, deceased,
Now comes Philip Lomason, who, being duly sworn and examined as a witness on behalf of petitioner, to prove said Will and Testament, says that he resides in the Township of of Avon, in the County of Oakland and State of Michigan, that he was acquainted with Adaline Banghart late of the Township of Owosso in the County of Shiawassee and state of Michigan, deceased, in her lifetime; that the said Adaline Banghart, at the time of, and for Twelve Years immediately previous to her death, was a resident of Owosso aforesaid; that said Adaline Banghart departed this life in the Town of Owosso; on or about the Twenty Sixth day of March, A.D. 1883, that she, the said Philip Lomason is one of the subscribing witnesses to the instrument now on file in this Court, and now shown to him purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of the said Adaline Banghart that on the November or December A.D. 1877 in the Village of Rochester, in the County of Oakland and State of Michigan he, the said Philip Lomason saw the said Adaline Banghart sign and seal the said instrument; that the said instrument was signed and sealed in the presence of Sarah Jane Lomason the other witness thereto, that the said Adaline Banghart then and there, in the presence of him, the said Philip Lomason and in the presence of Sarah Jane Lomason published and declared the said instrument to be her Last Will and Testament; that the said Adaline Banghart then and there requested him, the said Philip Lomason and Sarah Jane Lomason did thereupon, then and there, in the presence of the said Adaline Banghart and in the presence of each other, subscribed their names to said instrument, as witnesses thereto.
And the said Philip Lomason further says, that the said Adaline Banghart at the time she signed, sealed, published and declared the said instrument as aforesaid, was above the age of twenty-one years, and, according to the discernment and belief of him, the said Philip Lomason, of sound mind, and under no restraint whatever.
Philip Lomason
Sworn, taken and subscribed before me, on the day and year first above stated.
A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
I, Adaline Banghart, being of sound mind and perfect memory do, in this my last Will and testament, will and bequeath all the lands, tentaments and hereditments of which I shall die possessed to my husband Commons Banghart, to be held by him for his natural life and after his death the same to go to my heirs at law forever.
Adaline Banghart
The above instrument was now here subscribed by Adaline Banghart, testatrix, in the presence of each of us, and was at the same time declared her last will and testament; and we at her request, sign our names hereto, as attesting witnesses
C. S. Taylor
Philip Lomason
Sarah Jane Lomason
CERTIFICATE OF PROBATE OF WILL
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) ss.
At a Session of the Probate Court, for the County of of Shiawassee holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Corunna on Monday the 14th day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and Eighty Three
Present, A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Adaline Banghart Deceased.
This day having been assigned by the Court for hearing the petition of Commons Banghart praying amongst other things, for the Probate of the Instrument heretofore filed in this Court, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of said deceased. Now comes the said petitioner.
Commons Banghart
And it appearing to the Court by due proof on file, that a copy of the order of this Court, touching the hearing of said petition, made on the 14th day of April last past, has been duly published as therein directed, whereby all parties interested in the premises, were duly notified of said hearing.
And no person appearing in Court to contest the probate of said Instrument and
Whereupon, Philip Lomason one of the subscribing witnesses to said instrument appeared in Court, and made oath that he saw the said Adaline Banghart at the Village of Rochester in said County of Oakland sign, seal and her her publish and declare the said instrument to be her last Will and Testament, and that he the said Philip Lomason and Sarah Jane Lomason and C. S. Taylor are the subscribing witnesses, at the same time, attested the same, and subscribed their names as witnesses thereto, in the presence of each other, and of said testator and at her request, and that she was then, according to the discernment of said Philip Lomason of same mind.
And it Further Appearing that said Adaline Banghart last dwelt and had her residence in, and was an inhabitant of the Township of Owosso in said County, and therein died.
And the evidence touching the premise being maturely considered; it satisfactorily appears to this Court, that said instrument is duly proved, and ought to be allowed as the last Will and Testament of said deceased.
It is Therefore Ordered, Adjudged and Decreed, by this Court that said Instrument be approved, allowed, established and have full force and effect, as the last Will and Testament of said deceased; and that the same be recorded as required by law.
And It Is Further Ordered, that the execution of said Will be committed, and the administration of the Estate of said deceased be granted to said Common Banghart with Will annexed and Letters Testamentary do issue in the premises.
A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) ss. Probate Court for said County
Be it Remembered, That the annexed Instrument, being the last Will and Testament of Adaline Banghart late of the Township of Owosso in said County, deceased, deceased, was duly proved, approved, allowed, and ordered to be recorded, as more fully appears by the decree of said Court, of which the foregoing is a true, fully and correct copy.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said Probate Court, at the City of Corunna in said County, this 14th day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty three
A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
The last document was the Letters Testamentary
Died after being thrown from a buggy.
Lived 44 years
Married to Jacob C. Banghart
MARRIAGE: Married in Pontiac, MI Jacob Banghart from Rochester, age 28, born in Warren County, NJ and a farmer. Adaline Perry from Oakland, age 29, born Oakland. Witnesses: William Banghart, Rochester and Chauncey Copeland, Somsey Creek. Recorded 10-27-1869.
MARRIAGE: Oakland County, Michigan Vital Records, 1800-1917 1/ 33 No. 426
Name Banghart, Jacob C.
Birth Date 1841
Birth Place Warren co., NJ
Spouse Adaline Perry
Marriage Place Pontiac, MI
Marriage Date Feb 20, 1869
Residence Pontiac, MI
Comments Family: William Banghart
Occupation Farmer
Various census records do use the name as Adeline, but most of the time it was Adaline. It appears the stone engraver was given the spelling of Adeline which results in her headstone having that as her name. Therefore, the name was interchangeable.
CENSUS: 1840 Census Oakland, Oakland, MI: Abraham Perry, 1 male under 5; 2 males 5-10; 1 male 30-40; 1 female under 5; 1 female 15-20; 1 female 30-40
CENSUS: 1850 Census Oakland, Oakland, Michigan 1948/1985: Abraham Perry, age 42, farmer, $3,000, born New Jersey; Sophia, age 42, born New York; Linus, age 15, born Michigan; Oscar, age 13, born Michigan; Adeline, age 12, born Michigan; Oliver, age 10, born Michigan; Clarinda, age 8, born Michigan; Sarah, age 6, born Michigan; Andrew, age 3, born Michigan; Aaron, age 1, born Michigan.
CENSUS: 1860 Census The Town of Orion, Oakland, MI, pg. 112, 788/788 Mr. Terry, age 25, laborer, 0/100, born NY; Mrs., age 21, born NY; Lilina, age 4, born MI; Alace, age 3, born MI; Baby, age 5/12 (March), born MI; Adeline Perry, age 22, teacher, born MI
CENSUS: 1880 Census Owasso Twp., Shiawassee, MI (Pg. 434A) Pg. 1, Supervisor's District No. 3, Enumeration District No. 355 4/4 Cumins Banghart, age 56, married, farmer, born NJ, parents born NJ; Adaline, age 40, wife, married, keeping house, born MI, father born NJ, mother born Maine; Terry, age 10, son, single, born MI, father born NJ, mother born MI; Lena B., age 1, daughter, single, born MI, father born NJ, mother born MI
PROBATE: Probate Records Wills and Estate Settlement, etc. Oakland County, MI Vol. 34/35 LDS #973,916 p. 560 Abraham Perry Probate 10-19-1863. Died 28 September 1863 of Oakland Twp. Oliver and Adaline Perry, administrators. Heirs: Matilda P. Perry, widow; Cyrus Perry, Oscar, Adaline, Oliver, Clarinda Sisson, Sarah Perry, Andrew, Aaron & Abram. p. 619 11-1863 Publication Notice. Matilda waived right to administer. She is widow. Appointed William M. Axford, administrator. Bond $4,000. William Cramer and William Flummerfelt, appraisers. James Newberry and Jacob Hadley to handle claims. p. 620 - Matilda has self and four minor children. No means of support except as allowed by Court from Personal Estate of deceased. Judge gave $300 for 6 months. Volume 35 p. 4 Administrator can sell personal property of deceased.
PROBATE: Abstracts of Probates, Oakland County Probates 1832-1852. LDS film: 927,422 #2016 Perry, Abraham. Intestate filed October 19, 1863 died Tuesday, September 29, 1863. Heirs Mathilda P. Perry, widow. Children: Cyrus, Oscar, Adaline, Oliver Perry, Clarinda Sisson, Sarah A. Perry, Andrew, Aaron, Abram Perry (the last 4 minors) Administrator: William M. Axford. Property in Oakland Twp. See #2073, 2168
PROBATE: #2073 Perry, Abram Guardianship filed February 16, 1864 Abram 11 year, son of Abram Perry, Sr., Guardian Matilda P. Perry, mother. See #2016, 2068
PROBATE: #2168 Perry, Sarah A, Andrew, Aaron, Guardianship filed October 19, 1864. Children Abram, deceased. Mother also deceased. Sarah 19 years, Andrew 17 years, Aaron 15 years. Guardian Cyrus Perry, brother. Property in Oakland Twp. See #2016, 2073.
Mullins, Frederick L., History and Genealogy of the Jacob Banghart Family, New Jersey Tercentenary Edition 1664-1964, US 929.273/B224 FHLC 896,831, Page 85
1-1-3-8 Jacob C. Banghart Sr. m. Sarah Brinkerhoff
b. July 11, 1811 Aug. 31, 1837 b. Jan 19, 1814
d. April 1851 (by Rev. George C. Banghart) d. Sept. 1869
The subjects mentioned above were married by an uncle of Jacob C. Banghart, the renowned Rev. George Banghart -- one of the first intinerant preachers of the Methodist Church - -- who was largely responsible for establishing Methodism in Northern New Jersey . He was a half-brother of Jacob C. Banghart's farther, Michael Banghart, Jr. It is not known exactly the year that he left New Jersey, but it is known that he acted as power-of-attorney for mother of the heirs who already lived out of the state of April 3, 1847 - at the settlement of his father's estate. His wife, Sarah, was formerly of Knowleton Township, N.J.
Their children were: [all but Jacob C. Banghart, Jr. have been omitted]
1-1-3-8-8 Jacob C. Banghart Jr. m. Adaline Perry
b. July 29, 1843 20 Feb 1869 b. June 15, 1838
d. 15 Jul 1923 Oakland Co. Mich. 25 March 1883
PROBATE: Michigan, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1784-1980
Probate Records, 1837-1901; Author: Michigan. Probate Court (Shiawassee County)
Description Notes: Estate Files, 862-894, 1882-1883
Source Description
These probates from the state of Michigan, 1784-1980, can bequeath a wealth of personal details on the decedent and other family members.
No. 891 Page 457
Probate Court for the County of Shiawassee County
Estate of Adaline Banghart, Deceased
To the Honorable A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate, for the County of Shiawassee in the State of Michigan:
The Petition of Commons Banghart who is above the age of twenty-one years and upwards, of the County of Shiawassee respectfully shows:
That Adaline Banghart late of Owosso in said County of Shiawassee departed this life in said township the 26th day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty three leaving a last Will and Testament, as your petitioner is informed and verily believes
That deceased was, at her death, an inhabitant of the Town of Owosso said County of Shiawassee and she was possessed of Real and Estate, situate and being in the County of Shiawassee and elsewhere, to be administered, and the estimated value thereof is the sum of Three Thousand Dollars or thereabouts, as your petitioner is informed and verily believes
And your Petitioner further shows that the names and residence of the heirs at law of said deceased, and other persons interested in her estate, are as follows:
Your petitioner husband of the deceased
Perry C. Banghart, son of the deceased
Leney B. Banghart, daughter of the deceased
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) s.
On this 14th day of April in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty three then personally appeared before me, Commons Banghart the Petitioner named in the foregoing petition, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say, that he has herein read the foregoing petition by him subscribed, and knew the contents thereof, and that the same is true according to the best of his knowledge and belief.
Before me A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate
Hearing Monday May 14/83
Proof of Probate of Will
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) ss. The Probate Court for the County of Shiawassee
At a Session of the Probate Court for said County of Shiawassee, holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Owasso on Monday the 14th day of May A.D. 1883.
Present, Honorable A.A. Harper Judge of Probate,
In the Matter of Proving the Last Will and Testament of Adaline Banghart, late of said County, deceased,
Now comes Philip Lomason, who, being duly sworn and examined as a witness on behalf of petitioner, to prove said Will and Testament, says that he resides in the Township of of Avon, in the County of Oakland and State of Michigan, that he was acquainted with Adaline Banghart late of the Township of Owosso in the County of Shiawassee and state of Michigan, deceased, in her lifetime; that the said Adaline Banghart, at the time of, and for Twelve Years immediately previous to her death, was a resident of Owosso aforesaid; that said Adaline Banghart departed this life in the Town of Owosso; on or about the Twenty Sixth day of March, A.D. 1883, that she, the said Philip Lomason is one of the subscribing witnesses to the instrument now on file in this Court, and now shown to him purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of the said Adaline Banghart that on the November or December A.D. 1877 in the Village of Rochester, in the County of Oakland and State of Michigan he, the said Philip Lomason saw the said Adaline Banghart sign and seal the said instrument; that the said instrument was signed and sealed in the presence of Sarah Jane Lomason the other witness thereto, that the said Adaline Banghart then and there, in the presence of him, the said Philip Lomason and in the presence of Sarah Jane Lomason published and declared the said instrument to be her Last Will and Testament; that the said Adaline Banghart then and there requested him, the said Philip Lomason and Sarah Jane Lomason did thereupon, then and there, in the presence of the said Adaline Banghart and in the presence of each other, subscribed their names to said instrument, as witnesses thereto.
And the said Philip Lomason further says, that the said Adaline Banghart at the time she signed, sealed, published and declared the said instrument as aforesaid, was above the age of twenty-one years, and, according to the discernment and belief of him, the said Philip Lomason, of sound mind, and under no restraint whatever.
Philip Lomason
Sworn, taken and subscribed before me, on the day and year first above stated.
A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
I, Adaline Banghart, being of sound mind and perfect memory do, in this my last Will and testament, will and bequeath all the lands, tentaments and hereditments of which I shall die possessed to my husband Commons Banghart, to be held by him for his natural life and after his death the same to go to my heirs at law forever.
Adaline Banghart
The above instrument was now here subscribed by Adaline Banghart, testatrix, in the presence of each of us, and was at the same time declared her last will and testament; and we at her request, sign our names hereto, as attesting witnesses
C. S. Taylor
Philip Lomason
Sarah Jane Lomason
CERTIFICATE OF PROBATE OF WILL
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) ss.
At a Session of the Probate Court, for the County of of Shiawassee holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Corunna on Monday the 14th day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and Eighty Three
Present, A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Adaline Banghart Deceased.
This day having been assigned by the Court for hearing the petition of Commons Banghart praying amongst other things, for the Probate of the Instrument heretofore filed in this Court, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of said deceased. Now comes the said petitioner.
Commons Banghart
And it appearing to the Court by due proof on file, that a copy of the order of this Court, touching the hearing of said petition, made on the 14th day of April last past, has been duly published as therein directed, whereby all parties interested in the premises, were duly notified of said hearing.
And no person appearing in Court to contest the probate of said Instrument and
Whereupon, Philip Lomason one of the subscribing witnesses to said instrument appeared in Court, and made oath that he saw the said Adaline Banghart at the Village of Rochester in said County of Oakland sign, seal and her her publish and declare the said instrument to be her last Will and Testament, and that he the said Philip Lomason and Sarah Jane Lomason and C. S. Taylor are the subscribing witnesses, at the same time, attested the same, and subscribed their names as witnesses thereto, in the presence of each other, and of said testator and at her request, and that she was then, according to the discernment of said Philip Lomason of same mind.
And it Further Appearing that said Adaline Banghart last dwelt and had her residence in, and was an inhabitant of the Township of Owosso in said County, and therein died.
And the evidence touching the premise being maturely considered; it satisfactorily appears to this Court, that said instrument is duly proved, and ought to be allowed as the last Will and Testament of said deceased.
It is Therefore Ordered, Adjudged and Decreed, by this Court that said Instrument be approved, allowed, established and have full force and effect, as the last Will and Testament of said deceased; and that the same be recorded as required by law.
And It Is Further Ordered, that the execution of said Will be committed, and the administration of the Estate of said deceased be granted to said Common Banghart with Will annexed and Letters Testamentary do issue in the premises.
A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) ss. Probate Court for said County
Be it Remembered, That the annexed Instrument, being the last Will and Testament of Adaline Banghart late of the Township of Owosso in said County, deceased, deceased, was duly proved, approved, allowed, and ordered to be recorded, as more fully appears by the decree of said Court, of which the foregoing is a true, fully and correct copy.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said Probate Court, at the City of Corunna in said County, this 14th day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty three
A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
The last document was the Letters Testamentary
Lived 44 years
Married to Jacob C. Banghart
MARRIAGE: Married in Pontiac, MI Jacob Banghart from Rochester, age 28, born in Warren County, NJ and a farmer. Adaline Perry from Oakland, age 29, born Oakland. Witnesses: William Banghart, Rochester and Chauncey Copeland, Somsey Creek. Recorded 10-27-1869.
MARRIAGE: Oakland County, Michigan Vital Records, 1800-1917 1/ 33 No. 426
Name Banghart, Jacob C.
Birth Date 1841
Birth Place Warren co., NJ
Spouse Adaline Perry
Marriage Place Pontiac, MI
Marriage Date Feb 20, 1869
Residence Pontiac, MI
Comments Family: William Banghart
Occupation Farmer
Various census records do use the name as Adeline, but most of the time it was Adaline. It appears the stone engraver was given the spelling of Adeline which results in her headstone having that as her name. Therefore, the name was interchangeable.
CENSUS: 1840 Census Oakland, Oakland, MI: Abraham Perry, 1 male under 5; 2 males 5-10; 1 male 30-40; 1 female under 5; 1 female 15-20; 1 female 30-40
CENSUS: 1850 Census Oakland, Oakland, Michigan 1948/1985: Abraham Perry, age 42, farmer, $3,000, born New Jersey; Sophia, age 42, born New York; Linus, age 15, born Michigan; Oscar, age 13, born Michigan; Adeline, age 12, born Michigan; Oliver, age 10, born Michigan; Clarinda, age 8, born Michigan; Sarah, age 6, born Michigan; Andrew, age 3, born Michigan; Aaron, age 1, born Michigan.
CENSUS: 1860 Census The Town of Orion, Oakland, MI, pg. 112, 788/788 Mr. Terry, age 25, laborer, 0/100, born NY; Mrs., age 21, born NY; Lilina, age 4, born MI; Alace, age 3, born MI; Baby, age 5/12 (March), born MI; Adeline Perry, age 22, teacher, born MI
CENSUS: 1880 Census Owasso Twp., Shiawassee, MI (Pg. 434A) Pg. 1, Supervisor's District No. 3, Enumeration District No. 355 4/4 Cumins Banghart, age 56, married, farmer, born NJ, parents born NJ; Adaline, age 40, wife, married, keeping house, born MI, father born NJ, mother born Maine; Terry, age 10, son, single, born MI, father born NJ, mother born MI; Lena B., age 1, daughter, single, born MI, father born NJ, mother born MI
PROBATE: Probate Records Wills and Estate Settlement, etc. Oakland County, MI Vol. 34/35 LDS #973,916 p. 560 Abraham Perry Probate 10-19-1863. Died 28 September 1863 of Oakland Twp. Oliver and Adaline Perry, administrators. Heirs: Matilda P. Perry, widow; Cyrus Perry, Oscar, Adaline, Oliver, Clarinda Sisson, Sarah Perry, Andrew, Aaron & Abram. p. 619 11-1863 Publication Notice. Matilda waived right to administer. She is widow. Appointed William M. Axford, administrator. Bond $4,000. William Cramer and William Flummerfelt, appraisers. James Newberry and Jacob Hadley to handle claims. p. 620 - Matilda has self and four minor children. No means of support except as allowed by Court from Personal Estate of deceased. Judge gave $300 for 6 months. Volume 35 p. 4 Administrator can sell personal property of deceased.
PROBATE: Abstracts of Probates, Oakland County Probates 1832-1852. LDS film: 927,422 #2016 Perry, Abraham. Intestate filed October 19, 1863 died Tuesday, September 29, 1863. Heirs Mathilda P. Perry, widow. Children: Cyrus, Oscar, Adaline, Oliver Perry, Clarinda Sisson, Sarah A. Perry, Andrew, Aaron, Abram Perry (the last 4 minors) Administrator: William M. Axford. Property in Oakland Twp. See #2073, 2168
PROBATE: #2073 Perry, Abram Guardianship filed February 16, 1864 Abram 11 year, son of Abram Perry, Sr., Guardian Matilda P. Perry, mother. See #2016, 2068
PROBATE: #2168 Perry, Sarah A, Andrew, Aaron, Guardianship filed October 19, 1864. Children Abram, deceased. Mother also deceased. Sarah 19 years, Andrew 17 years, Aaron 15 years. Guardian Cyrus Perry, brother. Property in Oakland Twp. See #2016, 2073.
Mullins, Frederick L., History and Genealogy of the Jacob Banghart Family, New Jersey Tercentenary Edition 1664-1964, US 929.273/B224 FHLC 896,831, Page 85
1-1-3-8 Jacob C. Banghart Sr. m. Sarah Brinkerhoff
b. July 11, 1811 Aug. 31, 1837 b. Jan 19, 1814
d. April 1851 (by Rev. George C. Banghart) d. Sept. 1869
The subjects mentioned above were married by an uncle of Jacob C. Banghart, the renowned Rev. George Banghart -- one of the first intinerant preachers of the Methodist Church - -- who was largely responsible for establishing Methodism in Northern New Jersey . He was a half-brother of Jacob C. Banghart's farther, Michael Banghart, Jr. It is not known exactly the year that he left New Jersey, but it is known that he acted as power-of-attorney for mother of the heirs who already lived out of the state of April 3, 1847 - at the settlement of his father's estate. His wife, Sarah, was formerly of Knowleton Township, N.J.
Their children were: [all but Jacob C. Banghart, Jr. have been omitted]
1-1-3-8-8 Jacob C. Banghart Jr. m. Adaline Perry
b. July 29, 1843 20 Feb 1869 b. June 15, 1838
d. 15 Jul 1923 Oakland Co. Mich. 25 March 1883
PROBATE: Michigan, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1784-1980
Probate Records, 1837-1901; Author: Michigan. Probate Court (Shiawassee County)
Description Notes: Estate Files, 862-894, 1882-1883
Source Description
These probates from the state of Michigan, 1784-1980, can bequeath a wealth of personal details on the decedent and other family members.
No. 891 Page 457
Probate Court for the County of Shiawassee County
Estate of Adaline Banghart, Deceased
To the Honorable A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate, for the County of Shiawassee in the State of Michigan:
The Petition of Commons Banghart who is above the age of twenty-one years and upwards, of the County of Shiawassee respectfully shows:
That Adaline Banghart late of Owosso in said County of Shiawassee departed this life in said township the 26th day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty three leaving a last Will and Testament, as your petitioner is informed and verily believes
That deceased was, at her death, an inhabitant of the Town of Owosso said County of Shiawassee and she was possessed of Real and Estate, situate and being in the County of Shiawassee and elsewhere, to be administered, and the estimated value thereof is the sum of Three Thousand Dollars or thereabouts, as your petitioner is informed and verily believes
And your Petitioner further shows that the names and residence of the heirs at law of said deceased, and other persons interested in her estate, are as follows:
Your petitioner husband of the deceased
Perry C. Banghart, son of the deceased
Leney B. Banghart, daughter of the deceased
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) s.
On this 14th day of April in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty three then personally appeared before me, Commons Banghart the Petitioner named in the foregoing petition, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say, that he has herein read the foregoing petition by him subscribed, and knew the contents thereof, and that the same is true according to the best of his knowledge and belief.
Before me A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate
Hearing Monday May 14/83
Proof of Probate of Will
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) ss. The Probate Court for the County of Shiawassee
At a Session of the Probate Court for said County of Shiawassee, holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Owasso on Monday the 14th day of May A.D. 1883.
Present, Honorable A.A. Harper Judge of Probate,
In the Matter of Proving the Last Will and Testament of Adaline Banghart, late of said County, deceased,
Now comes Philip Lomason, who, being duly sworn and examined as a witness on behalf of petitioner, to prove said Will and Testament, says that he resides in the Township of of Avon, in the County of Oakland and State of Michigan, that he was acquainted with Adaline Banghart late of the Township of Owosso in the County of Shiawassee and state of Michigan, deceased, in her lifetime; that the said Adaline Banghart, at the time of, and for Twelve Years immediately previous to her death, was a resident of Owosso aforesaid; that said Adaline Banghart departed this life in the Town of Owosso; on or about the Twenty Sixth day of March, A.D. 1883, that she, the said Philip Lomason is one of the subscribing witnesses to the instrument now on file in this Court, and now shown to him purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of the said Adaline Banghart that on the November or December A.D. 1877 in the Village of Rochester, in the County of Oakland and State of Michigan he, the said Philip Lomason saw the said Adaline Banghart sign and seal the said instrument; that the said instrument was signed and sealed in the presence of Sarah Jane Lomason the other witness thereto, that the said Adaline Banghart then and there, in the presence of him, the said Philip Lomason and in the presence of Sarah Jane Lomason published and declared the said instrument to be her Last Will and Testament; that the said Adaline Banghart then and there requested him, the said Philip Lomason and Sarah Jane Lomason did thereupon, then and there, in the presence of the said Adaline Banghart and in the presence of each other, subscribed their names to said instrument, as witnesses thereto.
And the said Philip Lomason further says, that the said Adaline Banghart at the time she signed, sealed, published and declared the said instrument as aforesaid, was above the age of twenty-one years, and, according to the discernment and belief of him, the said Philip Lomason, of sound mind, and under no restraint whatever.
Philip Lomason
Sworn, taken and subscribed before me, on the day and year first above stated.
A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
I, Adaline Banghart, being of sound mind and perfect memory do, in this my last Will and testament, will and bequeath all the lands, tentaments and hereditments of which I shall die possessed to my husband Commons Banghart, to be held by him for his natural life and after his death the same to go to my heirs at law forever.
Adaline Banghart
The above instrument was now here subscribed by Adaline Banghart, testatrix, in the presence of each of us, and was at the same time declared her last will and testament; and we at her request, sign our names hereto, as attesting witnesses
C. S. Taylor
Philip Lomason
Sarah Jane Lomason
CERTIFICATE OF PROBATE OF WILL
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) ss.
At a Session of the Probate Court, for the County of of Shiawassee holden at the Probate Office, in the City of Corunna on Monday the 14th day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and Eighty Three
Present, A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Adaline Banghart Deceased.
This day having been assigned by the Court for hearing the petition of Commons Banghart praying amongst other things, for the Probate of the Instrument heretofore filed in this Court, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of said deceased. Now comes the said petitioner.
Commons Banghart
And it appearing to the Court by due proof on file, that a copy of the order of this Court, touching the hearing of said petition, made on the 14th day of April last past, has been duly published as therein directed, whereby all parties interested in the premises, were duly notified of said hearing.
And no person appearing in Court to contest the probate of said Instrument and
Whereupon, Philip Lomason one of the subscribing witnesses to said instrument appeared in Court, and made oath that he saw the said Adaline Banghart at the Village of Rochester in said County of Oakland sign, seal and her her publish and declare the said instrument to be her last Will and Testament, and that he the said Philip Lomason and Sarah Jane Lomason and C. S. Taylor are the subscribing witnesses, at the same time, attested the same, and subscribed their names as witnesses thereto, in the presence of each other, and of said testator and at her request, and that she was then, according to the discernment of said Philip Lomason of same mind.
And it Further Appearing that said Adaline Banghart last dwelt and had her residence in, and was an inhabitant of the Township of Owosso in said County, and therein died.
And the evidence touching the premise being maturely considered; it satisfactorily appears to this Court, that said instrument is duly proved, and ought to be allowed as the last Will and Testament of said deceased.
It is Therefore Ordered, Adjudged and Decreed, by this Court that said Instrument be approved, allowed, established and have full force and effect, as the last Will and Testament of said deceased; and that the same be recorded as required by law.
And It Is Further Ordered, that the execution of said Will be committed, and the administration of the Estate of said deceased be granted to said Common Banghart with Will annexed and Letters Testamentary do issue in the premises.
A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
State of Michigan )
County of Shiawassee) ss. Probate Court for said County
Be it Remembered, That the annexed Instrument, being the last Will and Testament of Adaline Banghart late of the Township of Owosso in said County, deceased, deceased, was duly proved, approved, allowed, and ordered to be recorded, as more fully appears by the decree of said Court, of which the foregoing is a true, fully and correct copy.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said Probate Court, at the City of Corunna in said County, this 14th day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty three
A.A. Harper, Judge of Probate Court
The last document was the Letters Testamentary
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