James Pittulo's Deed

Pope Couny, Illinois

Deed# A-501

Image 258

30 December 1833

James Pittulo and Jessie, his wife

To

Thomas Louth

NE 1/4 of Section 17...

Deed A-157 James Pittullo, Sen.

Deed# A-157

Image 85

12 October 1824

Shadrach and Esther Waters of Pope County

To

James Pittullo, Sen., of same

Golconda, Pope County, Illinois...outlots 27, 28, 29 ,30...SW 1/4 

Section 30, Township 13, S of Range 7, E of 3rd Pincipal Meredian Line...

49 acres...

Pope County, Illinois, Deed A-157

  Pope County, Illinois, Deeds

A-157

Waters, Shadrick (and Esther)

To

Pittullo, James Sr.

12 October 1824

Lots 27, 28, 29, 30 (near Golconda, Pope County)

See A-123

Pope Co., IL, Deed, Deed A-501

Pope Co., IL, Deeds

5 March 1833

A-501

Pittulo, James (and wife Josie signed Jennet)

To

Lowth, Thomas

James Pittullo and Jess, His Wife

 

Pope County, Illinois

Deed# A-348

Image 181

2 July 1830

James Pittullo and Jess, his wife

Lots 27-30 Golconda, Pope County

Deed# A-418, James Pittullo

Pope County, Illinois

Deed# A-418

Image 216

5 March 1832

Mortgage

James Pittullo, of Pope County, Illinois

And

Thomas Louth (or Lowth), of the same

W 1/2 of NE 1/4 Section 17, Township 13

S of Range 6 E

80 acres with large frame house and other buildings...

Pattillo Deeds In Scotland In 1682

Source

Heirs Of Alexander Trousdale, White County, Illinois, Deed F-121

White County, Illinois

Deed File# F-121

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Made: 20 December 1837

Date Mentioned: 19 April 1843

...between John C. Trousdale and Peggy his wife, James Trousdale and Polly his wife, Benjamin Bruce and Jane his wife, Rachel Tomison, John S. Pattillo and Polly his wife, Edward Garrett and Nancy his wife, William P. Trousdale and Polly his wife, William Blackard and Jemima his wife, Abner L. Trousdale and Elizabeth his wife, Felix G. Trousdale, Samuel Lewis and Ann his wife, Robert M. Trousdale and Abagaile Trousdale, Heirs of Alexander Trousdale seignoir of White County, deceased, of the first part

To

Alexander F. Trousdale of the County of Madison, and State of Illinois, of the second part

...land situate and lying in the County of White and State of Illinois the west Part -- of the north east quarter of section Eleven in Township Seven (south) of Range Eight (east), containing Ninety eight acres....

F-122: Everard (not Edward) Garrett; Rachel Thomasson (not Tomison) (Jain Bruce not Jane) 

on 2 February 1838

written as above when they appeared before John C. Trousdale

Source

John S. Patillo Property Lawsuit In Texas

The John S. Patillo Texas property

17 Jany 1894 Texas Court of Appeals

Baird, et al vs Patillo, et al

Milton G. Patillo and others...

8 July 1890 Milton Patillo brought suit...

Coleman county lands...
Mr. and Mrs. R H Baird
John W. and S. J. Parker his wife
Patent #493 Volume 44 ...from State of Texas..U. B. Certificate No. 18/77...issued by the General Land Office 17 Sept 1872, date of patent 3 Oct 1878, granting the land in controversy
said plaintiffs were the heirs at law of John S. Patillo, deceased
Edwin Carter, as administrator of the estate of John S. Patillo to Bartlett S. Smith
Certified copies of the probate from Harrison County were introduced into evidence...showing Edwin Carter was ...admin 2 Jany 1850
Appraisers appt. 28 May 1851
June term 1851 admin filed a petition..nothing into his hands except unconditional certificate for 320 acres...unconditional ...Rusk Co....#432 for 320 ac to Bartlett S. Smith
Admin closed April 1852

Gives John S. Patillo's date and place of death
5 Oct 1839
Jefferson Co., Texas, where he resided


Probate records, 1838-1944
Texas, Harrison - Probate records

Crawford To Patillo

Gallatin County, Illinois

C-368 and C-369

John Crawford, Junior

To

John S. Patillo

Know all men by these presents that I, John Crawford, Junr of the county of Gallatin, State of Illinois, am & firmly bound John S. Patillo also of the ___ county and State of in the ___ Sum of Three hundred Dollars current money of the United States, for the payment of which, will & truly to be made I bind myself, my heirs, executors and administrators jointly, Severally and firmly by these presents, witness my bonded Seal this 31st day of May 1833.  The condition of the above obligation is such that when as the said John S. Patillo on the 20th May A.D. 1833 bargain with the said John Crawford for a certain tract or parcel of land ...follows, viz, the N E? of the NW  _ west half of the N W No. 2_ Town No. 8 South Range _ East containing sixty acres...for which land he the John S. Patillo agrees to pay him..John Crawford..Ninety dollars...

Note: The rest of Page C-369 describes the payment schedule for the above property

Witnesses: Tyler D. Hewitt and B. Thomas

This John Crawford, Jr.?

Note: Transcribed from deed pages in my possession.

Crenshaws To William Patillo In Gallatin Co.

Gallatin County, Illinois, Deeds

O-40

10 May 1849

William and Adeline Crenshaw

To

William Patillo

Wm Patillo in the 1850 IL Gallatin Census here

United States Census, 1850

Equality, Gallatin, Illinois, United States

  Household  Gender Age Birthplace

William T Crenshaw M 28 Illinois

Adeline L Crenshaw F 20 Illinois

John Crenshaw M 5 Illinois

William Crenshaw M 1 Illinois

Franklin Crawford M 20 Illinois

Mary A Marshall F 14 Illinois

William T. Crenshaw was mentioned in an Illinois History newsletter:

"An obituary of his (John Hart Crenshaw's) son William T. Crenshaw published in 1903 noted that the father had owned 22,000 acres of land."

John S. Patillo's Deeds In Dispute In Texas

Court case (Baird et al vs Patillo et al) listed in The Southwestern reporter.... :

...estate of J. S. Patillo, deceased, to Bartlett S. Smith. Certified copies from the probate records of Harrison County were introduced into evidence, showing that Edwin Carter was appointed administrator of said Patillo's estate January 2, 1850; that appraisers were appointed May 28, 1851; that at the June term, 1851, the administrator filed a petition, stating that no property had come to his possession or knowledge belonging to the estate, except an unconditional certificate for 320 acres of land, and, as the costs of the administration would have to be paid, it would be necessary to sell such certificate to raise funds for that purpose, and he prayed the court to grant an order to sell the same, which order was granted, as prayed for, at the same term of court. At the August term, 1851, of said probate court, Carter, the administrator, made a return, which was confirmed by said court, showing that he had sold "the unconditional headright certificate granted to the heirs of said decedent, John S. Patillo, by the county court of Rusk county at the May term thereof A. D. 1851, third class and numbered four hundred and thirty-two, for three hundred and twenty acres of land," to Bartlett S. Smith. The transcript from said probate court also shows that said administration was closed at the April term, 1852. It was shown that John S. Patillo died October 5, 1839, in Jefferson Co., Tex., where he resided. The defendants offered in evidence a deed from Edwin Carter, as administrator of Patillo's estate, to Bartlett S. Smith, and mesne conveyances from said Smith down to themselves. The...[for the rest see the court case link above].

John S. Patillo
Rusk County, Texas
320 acres, 3rd class
#432

On "Detour Through History" there is a copy of John S. Patillo's Texas land grant No. 493 referred to in this paragraph of the court case:


The plaintiffs in the court below introduced in evidence a certified copy of a title from the state of Texas to the heirs of John S. Patillo, deceased,--patent No. 493, vol. 44, located by virtue of U. B. certificate No. 18/77, issued by the general land office Sep-..... .

Acquiring a copy of the court case from the Court of Civil Appeals of Texas, January 17, 1894, with the exhibits (including John Patillo's probate file from Harrison Co, Texas) is something I would like to pursue.

Two Deeds I Need In Pope County, Illinois

Finding the abstract was great, now I need to see both deeds. Do I need to look in Golconda? I checked the IRAD site -- no deeds listed.

Pope County, Illinois
Deed Book
1811 - 1850
Published by the Saline County [IL] Genealogical Society


Pope Co., IL, Deeds
1824
A-157
Waters, Shadrick
To
Pittullo, James Sr.

Pope Co., IL, Deeds
1833
A-501
Pittulo, James
To
Lowth, Thomas

See my other "Patillo" posts here.

Land (Tax) Records In A Patillo Probate File

Land (tax) records from the Probate File of Felix G. Patillo (18-10) of Saline County, Illinois. His widow was Eleanor E. (Roark) Patillo (See the Patillo blogs at my "Detour Through History").