Dial Minors  (Thomas G. Dial  & Annie E. Hudspeth were married in Bandera County 17 Jul 1890 Her tombstone was transcribed twice as Nannie Dial, Oct 12, 1867-Mar 14,1907. Thomas G. Dial Jul 26, 1862-Mar 8, 1907( his tombstone was transcribed twice as dying in 1917 but he died in 1907. they are both buried in the Dial Cemetery)

• Page 48, case no. 225 Top of page 48. "On Vacation" Estate of T.G. Dial and Annie E. Dial

They died ______(dates were not filled in). Estimate of the estate $2,700. J.S. Dial appointed temporary administer.
He received permission to continue farming and dispose of any items for sale he wished. Bond posted $2000.  Filed Mar. 16, 2907, recorded Mar. 26, 1907 - J. S. Dial as Principal , Glena Hicks and F. B. Billings as sureties.
 
• Case no. 226 May Term 1907 Steet Hudspeth says that a minor, Joe Dial is a boy 15 years of age and Reuben Dial a boy under 14 years of age, towit 12 years. are without a lawful guardian. Parents are both deceased. T. G. Dial, father , survived the mother , Annie Dial who died 4 Mar. 1907. The court appointed Street Dial as temporary guardian. J.W. Dean and J.O. Butler sureties, Filed Mar 30, 1907, recorded Apr 3, 1907.

 
• Case no. 226 page 65, Joseph Dial and Reuben Dial guardianship case. Permanent guardian is made of Joseph Dial, Paternal Uncle, Inventory of the property.
Homestead of the property , part of Survey no. 497 in name if A. Gomez appraised as $1,210.00.
Two work horses $135
11 head of cattle, cow , calves $88.
cash on hand $85.98
two brood mares $110.00
four head of stock horses $100
Woodmen of the World policy $1000.
Household and Kitchen furniture, cookstove, utensils, dishes, one bedstead, 2 chairs $15.
1 old wagon, one 2 horse wagon, 1 turning plow, 1 double shovel, 1 Georgia stocks for sweep, 1/3 interest in haybaler and hay rake, 1 saddle and bridle. $25.00
Witnesses: John J. Bandy , W.T. Monroe, F.B. Billings, May 23, 1907
later in this record, Street Hudspeth is made guardian again. Many more details of the probate in the record.
• Case no. 226, Page 94 August Term. Estate of Joe S. Dial, et al minor. Woodmen of the World created a tombstone of their
deceased father and mother. Cost of $45.00. Request for guardian to pay that bill.
Full inventory of their estate that was sold Jul 22, 1907;
1 cow $25.00 to E.H. Dial
2 horses $125.00 to O.W. Dial
1 horse $35.00 Penn Newsom
2 mares, 2 mule colts and 1 horse $245.00 Booker Davenport
1 sewing machine $5.00  ...Boswell
1 hat $1.00 to Mrs. Sayden
172 bundling oats $5.15 "J.L. Furguson and others"
5 bushels corn $3.00 W.C. Simpson
1 bucket  $ 0.30 M.E. Dial
150 pounds  (??) $0.90 W. J. Wesley
1 old buggy $5.00 Mrs. Ryle
Tub $0.30 M.E. Dial
Crock $0.10 Ed Dial
Wash Kettle $1.50 F. Harrell
three smoothing irons  $0.50 M. E. Dial

Benton Estate

• Page no. 59  case no. 228. On Vacation, May 11, 1907, Estate of W.O. Benton deceased. May 6, 19007. Mrs. M.O. Benton, surviving wife, three children; Hensley Benton, 6 yrs old; Bessie Benton, 5 years old; Haze Benton, 3 years old.

W.R. Fletcher, Granville Wright and J.W. Wood appraisers. They reported: 164 acres of land, cer. no. 21/172 abstract 463. patented to F. Stacke. 57 acres survey no. 168, cert. no. 700, abstract 260. Total 221 acres, plus other real estate appraised $1600.

(William O. Benton born January 25, 1864, died November 24, 1903, is buried in the Goodman Cemetery))


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Tyra Estate
 
• Hon. J.W. Currie , Judge Probate Court, page 63, on vacation May 1907. Estate of EM Tyra deceased. May 7, 1907 Bond dated Aug. 27, 1906, approved the same day. Mrs. M.C. Tyra appointed administrator.


(This was Elisha M. Tyra Apr 29, 1959 - Oct 20, 1903, he is buried in the Tarpley Cemetery)

Page 78, No. 224 May Term 1907, Estate of Renetta Czerner who died Mar. 4, 1907, she was 80 years old and her husband, Albert Czerner was still alive. The estate was of her homestead worth $400. Joseph Auderwald, petitioner (her daughter was Mary Auderwald who took care of her mother in her last illness. ) they had posted notices.
Renetta Czerner, had a will, it is copied verbatim on page 82 of the book. Luke Mazurek was a witness. "Bad health but sound mind... buried according to the rites of the Holy Catholic Church, of which I die a member... I give, divise, bequeath to my beloved daughter, Jospehine, wife of Kasper Dugos, two trunks and a large clothes box. My daughter, Mary , wife of Jospeh Auderwold, my half of community property named by me and my husband, Albert, both real and personal. ..and I do this because my said daughter, Mary has had care of me for so long a time. I witness whereof I herunto sign my name in Bandera, this 25th dau of Feb. 1907 and being unable to write my name, I make my mark  hereunto in the presence of Albert Adamietz, Louis Adamietz, and Lucas Mazurek. " Filed Mar 16, 1907.
 
• Page 96 Estate of Renetta Czerner appoints appraisers- Ernest Kindla, A. Meadows, J. A. Eames (?)


She is buried in the Catholic cemetery in Bandera