Clay County Georgia - Letters of Administration, Susan E. McLeroy, November 2, 1868

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FHL Film #454206, Letters of Administration, Book A (1856-1881), Clay County (Georgia)
Court of the Ordinary

Page 83: Susan E. McLeroy, of the county, lately died intestate.  Paris M. Birdsong granted full
power to administer the Lands and Tenements, Goods and credits of said deceased.  Ordered to
make a true and perfect inventory thereof and bring before the court to be recorded on or before
1st Min day January.  Signed Nov. 2, 1868.
                         John C. Wells, Ordinary



FHL Film #431461, Clay County, Georgia, Court of Ordinary, Court Minutes,
Book A (1854-1857)

Page 379: Nov. Term 1868 - Whereas P. M. Birdsong having applied to me in due form of law
for permanent letters of Administration on the Est. of his decd Sister Susan E. McLeroy and
whereas a cititation having issued in due form of Case, for more than thirty days, and no objection
having been made to said applicant.
     It is therefore ordered that permanent letters of Administration issue to said P. M.
Birdsong on Est. of Susan E. McLeroy and that he give bond and security in the sum of Three
Thousand Dollars and take the usual oath of office.  This Nov. 2nd 1868.
                         Jno. C. Wells, Ordinary
I, P. M. Birdsong do solemnly swear that Susan E. McLeroy departed this life intestate so far as
I know or believe and that I will well and truly administer upon the Est. Of said decd. And
disburse the same as required by law to the best of my skill and understanding so help me God.
                         Paris M. Birdsong