PROBATE NOTICE - MITCHELL B. UMPHRIES (UMPHRESS), Jefferson County, Florida

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Probate Notice: Mitchell B. Umphries (Umphress), Jefferson County, Florida

Joshua Taylor, Appointed Administrator

9 April 1859

(To run 4 times; once a week for 4 weeks)

Four weeks after date I will make application to the honorable Judge of Probate 
(court) of Jefferson County, for leave to sell the real estate belonging to the 
estate of Mitchel B. Umphries, deceased. Said lands lie about 3 miles north of 
Monticello on the road leading to Micosukie and bounded on the west by lands of 
Mrs. Stevens, and on the south by lands of Mrs. Clarke and on the east by lands of 
T.H. Triplett. Joshua Taylor (Administrator) 3 November 1860

Afidavit signed by F.R. Fildes, Editor, "Friend" 

Also, a bill dated August 4th, 1860- Notice in reference to accounts

Samuel Freeman, Carrollton, GA., Attorney for Joshua Taylor, Administrator

Advertisement for sale of land in Carroll County, GA, paid August 6, 1869, letter 
to:

Newnans, GA April 15th 1869 to Joshua Taylor

Dear Sir, I am in receipt of your last (?). I herewith enclose you this balance of 
the $30.00 I retained out of the f...? of the sale of Carroll land to pay expenses, 
that has not been expended and ...for what has been expend. I have no ... for the 
dollar. I paid for (looks like) recording stamp to put on deed, this stamp you must 
charge (or change) as though bought by yourself in person.

Enclosed you will find ... for $17.10

Besides I paid first stamp for deed 1.00

Cash enclosed 11.90

Aggregate $30.00

Please sign and stamp the enclosed receipt and send it to me by mail.

Yours Truly, Samuel Freeman