Carroll County GaArchives Court.....et al Richards January 25 1876
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Diane  Richards cdr1@ev1.net November 12, 2003, 3:38 pm

Source: Carroll County "Minutes" Book "B",  page 261 
Written: January 25 1876
Recorded: March 1876


[Margin notation - W. M. Richards Petition]

Carroll County Court of Ordinary
March Term 1876
Present - D. B. Juhan and J. T. Bedingfield Sheriff. The following business 
appearing upon the Docket was taken up and disposed of as follows

Georgia Carroll County -
To the Ordinary of said County.
The petition of W. M. Richards respectfully Showeth that Angeline M. Richards 
resident of Said County departed this life on the 6th day of January leaving 
your petitioner as next of Kin and also leaving a considerable estate of 
Personal property - worth the some of one hundred dollars and at the time of 
her death the Said Angeline M. Richards was entirely intestate as you the 
petitioner believes and herein alleges wherefore he prays the usual citation 
may issue in order that he may obtain permanent letters of administration of on 
the estate of the said Angeline M. Richards & your petitioner will ever pray & 
c Jany 25 1876

W. M. Richards
Jany 25 1876

The Above petition of W. M. Richards that he may obtain letters of 
administration having read & considered by me ordered that the usual citation 
issue
D. B. Juhan Ordinary


[Margin notation - Order applying W. M. Richards]

Carroll Court of Ordinary
March Term 1876
Citation having been duly issued and published requiring all and singular the 
next of Kin and creditors of Angeline M. Richards deced late of Said County to 
appear at said time and Show cause if any they could why permanent letters of 
administration Should not be granted. 
W. M. Richards of said County - and the parties so called making no valid 
objections in the previous. 
It is ordered by the Court that letters of administration issue to W. M. 
Richards as administrator of Angeline M. Richards upon giving bond and Security 
and taking the oath of office
D. B. Juhan Ordinary

Additional Comments:
Angeline Mahala RICHARDS (b. 1805, TN.): Maiden name is believed to be HALE, 
according to a faimly letter. She was the widow of Francis Marion Richards. 
There were 13 children who lived to adulthood. William Milburn was the second 
child born and the first son, 07 Dec. 1826. 

Francis Marion, Angeline M. and ukn. others are believed to be buried on their 
home place in Carroll County near Villa Rica (Land Lot 69). A recent physical 
study of the area indicates there are as many as 20 graves, possibly more, 
located on a hillock near an old gold mine shaft.The plot has been designated 
as Richards Cemetery. A special thanks goes to Richards descendants and family 
historians Pauline and R. G. Roberts and Jerry Crumbly for their work 
documenting the burial ground.

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