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Note: N21 1840 Monroe TN p. 193 010001/10001
m - 1831-1835
m - 1800-1810
f - 1835-1840
f - 1810-1820
1850 District 9, Monroe, Tennessee
Fredric Dean, 40
Elizabeth Dean, 36
William Dean, 16 (1834)
Eliza Jane Dean, 12 (1838)
Guilford Dean, 10 (1840)
Marion Dean, 8 (1842)
Jahugh Dean, 5 (1845)
Martha Dean, 2 (1848)
Elizabeth Dean, 2 (1848)
1860 Monroe County TN
Fredrich Dean, 52 TN Farmer (1808)
Elisabeth Dean, 45 (1815)
Guilford Dean, 19 Laborer (1841)
John Dean, 16 (1844)
Elisabeth Dean, 12 twins (1848)
Martha Dean, 12 twins (1848)
H H Dean, 7 (1853)
Mary A Dean, 6 (1854)
Tennessee Dean, 4 (1856)
Nathan Cardill, 67 Wagon Maker
Nancy Lane, 4
W E Lane, 2
U.S. IRS Tax Assessment List, Monroe Co TN 1862
Dean, F. - 750 acres, value $6,000
U.S. IRS Tax Assessment Supplement List, Monroe Co TN
Dean, F - Mill Value $2,00
Circuit Court Minute Book 1860-1866 Civil Cases
Dean pg 612,752
Dean, Frederick, pg 496
Monroe Co TN State Cases 1866-1868
Dean, Frederick pg 56 bondsman (1866), 127 Constable (1867)
Some Dean Land Records
•Frederick Dean to Jacob Moses - Trust Deed Book, M pg 85
•Isaac Baker, adm of Isaac to Frederick Dean - Deed Book O pg 547 (132 acres on Bat Creek adjoining Wm Brakebill's land 1 Feb 1853 $800)
•Fred Dean to Wm. Fowler, Jr. - Book R, pg 123
•F. Dean to S. D. Axley - Book R, pg 165
•F. Dean to J. R. Henley - Book R, pg 169
Military
Dean, Frederick T., 37th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry (7th Infantry) (1st East Tennessee Rifles) Private Company A. 37th Infantry Regiment, formerly the 7th Tennessee Regiment Provisional Army, [and also called 1st East Tennessee Rifles] was organized at Camp Ramsay, near Knoxville, Tennessee, in October, 1861.
Tennessee State Court Cases, Monroe County (index) 1863-1876
Dean, Abijah (Bondsman (1867)) 241
Dean, Abijah (Gr. Jury (1868)) 662
Dean, Fred 188
Dean, Fred (Bondsman (1867)) 241
Dean, Fred 311
Dean, Fred 508, 627
Dean, Frederick (Bondsman (1866)) 56
Dean, Frederick (Constable (1867)) 127
Dean, Jehu 79, 80, 165
Dean, Jehu 239, 240, 241, 328
Dean, Jehu 623
Dean, Jehu (Mur.) 173
Dean, John 419
Dean, Riley 79, 80
Dean, W. R. 325
Dean, W. R. 567
Monroe County TN State Cases 1866-1868
Dean, Abijah 241 bondsman 1867, 662 Gr Jury 1868
Dean, Fred 188,311, 241 bondsman 1867, 508,627
Dean, Frederick 56 bondsman (1866), 127 Constable 1867
Dean, Jehu 79,80,165, 239,240,241,328,623
Dean, Jehu (mur) 173
Dean, John 419
Dean, Riley 79,80
Dean, W.R. 325, 567
Monroe County, Tennessee Circuit Court Civil Cases - 1866-1868
Dean 44, 145, 149, 296, 389, 394, 399, 403, 529, 647
Dean, A. 262, 487, 512
Dean, F. p 392,
Joseph Breakbill vs. Frederick Dean. Attachment. Came the plaintiff by attorney and on motion and it appearing to the court that the defendent is a non resident of the state of Tennessee it is ordered that publication be made in the Knoxville Whig a newspaper published in the city of Knoxville Tenn for four successive weeks_____(scratch through film)___application to appear at the next term of this court at a court to be holden for the county of Monroe at the course house in Madisonville on second Monday in Sept next and make defence on the same will be take as confessed and set for hearning ex parte.
Dean, F. pge 522, Friday, September 13th 1867
Joseph Breakbill vs Frederick Dean ___ came the plantiff by their attorney and the death of the defendent is suggested.
Dean, F. pge 562, Tuesday, September 17th 1867
Joseph Breakbill vs Frederick Dean. Case Came the parties by their attorneys and the death of the defendent is suggested.
Monroe County, Tennessee Circuit Court Minute Book 1868-1873 Index
Dean 237, 369
Dean, A. S. 535, 558, 593, 600, 620, 624, 644, 687, 725, 727
Dean, F. (Heirs) pg 74,
Joseph Breakbill vs Frederick Dean. Dam. & Attachment No 323 Came the parties by their attorneys and the death of the defendant in this cause is suggested and admitted and the same not denied. and on motion and by consent of all the parties this cause is revived aginst J. H. Kelso, Administrator of the said Frederick Dean decease, and Elizabeth Dean, Martha Dean, Polly and Dean, Tennessee Dean Eliza J. Axley formerly Dan adn her husband S. D. Axley, G C.Dean their heirs at low of the said Frederick Dean deceased and Elizabeth Dean the wid of the said Frederick Dean deceased.
Dean, F. (Heirs) pgs 169, 170,
Thbursday, January 14th 1869.
Joseph Breakbill v. J. H. Kelso, Adm of Frederick Dean Decd
Attachment NO 323. Came the parties by their attornies and from sufficient cause described to the court from the affidivait of the defendantsk, ex ___ is granted for the Plainiff to give secuiryt for the Presentation of ? o fhis Attachment in this cause orjustify his present secuiryt on his Attachment Bond, on or before the second day of the next time of this cour or his said attachment will be dismissed
Dean, F. (Heirs) pg 184,
Friday, January 15th 1869
Joseph Breakbill v. J. H. Kelso, Adm of Frederick Dean Decd.
Attachment
Come the parties by their attornies and their cuase is continue until the next term on the affivait of the defendant and on the paymentof the cost of the present term. It is therefore considered by the court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the costs of the prese case for which execution may ___ to be levied of the goods and chattles ___ and ___ of the deceased in the hands into come to the hands of the administration to be administer___.
Dean, F. (Heirs) pg 236,
Monday May 10th 1869
Joseph Breakbill v. J. H. Kelso, Adm of Frederick Dean Decd.
Attachment
Come ___ parties by their attornes and the cause is continued on the special affidavit of the defendants until the next term and on the payment of all the cost not ___ adjudege . It is therefore considered by the court that the plaintiff ____of the defendant all the cost not heretoform adjusdged from which executiionmay issue. To ___ of the goods and chattles, rights and credit of the deceased in the hands onto come into the hands of the administrators to be administrated.
Dean, F. (Heirs) pg 287,
Joseph Breakbill vs. F Dean Heirs J. H. Kelso, Admr.
Monday September 13th 1869
No. 323 Come the parties by their attorneys and in thie cause the defendants escecptions 15 the reading of the depositions of Elizabeth Dean, Martha Dean and Polly Dean having been sustained by the Clerk, and the action of the Clerk thereon being appealed from and his said actions being sustained bythe courtk, the defendants have leave to retake the depositions of sai Elizabeth Dean, Martha Dean, and Polly Dean upon giving notice as required by law. Therefore this cause is continued by the court until the next term for this county.
Dean, F. (Heirs) page 313,
Dean, F. (Heirs) page 322 - Tuesday, January 11th 1870
Joseph Breakbill vs. J. H. Delso adm of Frederick Dean Deceased, and Elizabeth Dean, Martha Dean, Polley Anna Dean, Tennessee Dean, Eliza J. Axlye formerly Eliza J. Dean and husband S. D. Axley, G. C. Dean, the heirs at law of the said Frederick Dean, Deceased and Elizabeth Dean Widow of the said Frederick Dean, Deceased.
Attachment.
Jurors find in favor of Plaintiff and assess his damage to the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollas. The plaintiff may recover all the costs not heretofore adjudged for which execution may issue.
Levy come to hand April 2nd 1867. Search made and no person property found. That Frederick Dean has in an to Three hunddred acres of land be the same more or less. Situated in the 11th Civil District Monroe County Tennesse adjoing theland of Wm. Breakbill, Samuel Eddington, S. D. Axley and others and alos garnishee served on J.R. Henly and for h
Dean, F. (Heirs) page 402 - Thursday, May 12th 1870 Order of Sale
J. Breakbill vs. J. H. Kelso Adm
The sheriff offered the land for sale at public sale according to law, but failed to sell for want of bidders. Continue to next term.
Dean, Jehu page 37 - Friday, May 15th 1868
The State vs. Jehu Dean and Jas. Foshee. Robbery No 230. In this cause happening to the satisfaction of court that more than two ___ have been issued to the sheriff of this county and returned endorsed by the sherriff - "The defiendants not to be found" This ordered that this cause be shaken from the trial docket and placed upon the retired.
Dean, W. R. 178, 249, 265
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Monroe County Tennessee Chancery Court Records 1832-1887 compiled by Reba Bayless Boyer (1988)
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In Chancery Court Records of Monroe Co., TN 1832-1887- # 202
Joseph Brakebill V. Frederic Dean et al. Filed 29 Mr. 1867. Attachment Bill. On night of 18 Mar. 1867 Brakebill of Monroe Co. had barn, stock, corn, etc. willfully and malicioulsy burned by DEAN then of Monroe Co. who was arrested but broke custody before the trial and now absconds. Brakebill charges that deed to James R. Henley is fraudulent.
Sep. 1869, depositions to be taken in Dallas, Texas of Elizabeth, Martha , and Polly DEAN, and of Elizabeth DEAN.
June 1870, death of DEAN is proven and suit revived against widow Elizabeth, and children Elizabeth, Martha, Polly Ann, Tennessee, G.C., and Jehu DEAN, Eliza Jane Axley and husband S.D., heirs, all nonresidents except the Axleys. Publication made in the Sweetwater Enterprise. Decree for Brakebill.
Monroe County Tennessee Chancery Court Records 1832-1887 compiled by Reba Bayless Boyer (1988)page 140 Case (or page) 234
Abijah Fowler v. L.D. Alexander. Filed 9 Sept 1867. Alexander of Henry's Cross Roads, Sevier Co., and Fowler, age 63 in 1870, of Monroe Co. are brothers-in-law. In 1860 Fowler signed a land note with Frederick Dean to Alexander. Dean is now dead, leaving the country after being sued for damages on a charge of having burned Brakebill's barn. 1868, witness William Fowler, 25, is son of Abijah and witness Guilford C. Dean is son of Frederick.
Monroe County Tennessee Chancery Court Records 1832-1887 compiled by Reba Bayless Boyer (1988)page 148
Case (or page) 284 of the Chancery Book
Abijah Fowler et al v. James R. Henley et. al. Filed 18 Jul 1868.
Complicated land deals and law suits. Abijah Fowler, James W. Axley, and Abijah Dean were sureties on Frederick Dean's Constable Bond, and Dean made a Deed of Trust to protect them. Joseph Brakebill, brother-in-law of Frederick Dean, brought suit against him for the burning of his barn. Eliza, wife of James R. Henley, is daughter of Samuel Edington and Samuel has one other child. James R. Henley's brother is G. W. Henley "a single man, without any means, and engaged in the practice of medicine who would not of course be very likely to be purchasing lands even if her had means." 17 Sept 1867, death of Frederick Dean, a nonresident, is admitted in Court. Suit is revived against J.H. Kelsoe, Adm., and Elizabeth Dean widow, and Elizabeth, Martha, Polly Ann, and Tennessee Dean, Eliza J. Axley formerly Dean and husband S. D. Axley, and G. C. Dean, heirs.
No.202) Filed 29 Mar 1867. Joseph Brakebill vs Frederic Dean et al. On night of 18 Mar 1867 Brakebill had barn, stock, corn etc. all worth about $2000 wilfully and maliciously burned by Frederic Dean then of Monroe Co. Douthet Axley is son-in-law of Dean. Jun 1870: Death of Dean is proven and suit revived against widow Elizabeth and Elizabeth, Martha, Polly A., Tennessee, G.C. and Jehu Dean, Eliza J. Axley and husband S.D. Axley, heirs, all nonresidents except the Axleys. Publication made in the Sweetwater Enterprise. Dean was arrested for the arson but fled out of State. 21 Sep 1869: depositions to be taken in Dallas, Texas of Elizabeth, Martha, and Polly Dean, and of Elizabeth Dean.
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