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Note: Notes A land patent in Livinston Parish was issued in 1811 to a Nancy Settoon.
Futher notes: From records of St. Helena Parish-1832.
On May 11, 1832. Nancy, wife of the late _____ Day and formerly the wife of John Settoon, Sr., deceased,
came before Berlin Childress together with Samuel Settoon; Zilla Settoon, wife of John Crossen;
Frances Starnes, widow of John Starnes, decd.; John Settoon, Jr.; James Settoon; Bartholomew Settoon;
Eligah Settoon; and Daniel Settoon -- all co-heirs of John Settoon, S
They have entered into the following amicable partition of the community property existing
between John Settoon, Sr., and Nancy Day:
The estate is to be divided into two equal parts: one-half doing to the heirs, and one-half to the widow of the deceased. The widow has agreed to take a child's part; therefore, the estate is to be divided into 9 equal parts, there being 8 heirs. The whole amount of the estate is $5,728.
The sales and personal property are to be divided also.
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