On 19 May 1830, Laurence Muse, commissioner, settled the accounts of William Fisher, guardian of the orphans of William Dunn, deceased, namely Sthresley, Sarah, and Delilah Dunn. “Considerable time was taken up in the settlement of these accounts, particularly the General acct. which required the examination of the statements of payments from time to time, made by the attorney, constable & Executors of Billington Dunn for that troublesome account only $6 is charged & for the others a charge in made in proportion to the extent of the individual accounts & entered thereon”. Mentions funds recovered from payments on bonds in Lunenberg County. In the account of Miss Sarah Dunn, 6 February 1828, “paid George Taylor for Board, clothing &c for 1824 with Int. to date”, on the same date “paid Richd. D. Dunn for Board Clothing &c for 1825, 6 & 7”, on 16 June 1829 “paid Richard Dunn for Board & clothing last year” and on 29 June 1829 “Sundry articles furnished with Bed &c when you were sent to Temples to school”. In the account of Sthreshley Dunn, 8 February 1828, “paid George Taylor for Board & Clothing for 1825, 6 & 7 with Interest thereon” and on 1 January 1830 “paid Geo. Taylor for Board & clothing 1829”. In the account of Miss Deliah Dunn, on 8 February 1828 “paid to Geo. Taylor his acct for your Board Clothes &c for the years 1824, 1825, 1826 & 1827” and on 1 January 1831 “paid George Taylor for board clothing &c for 1829”. [Essex County, Virginia, Guardian Book 1831–1837, pages 21–30.]