Dooly-Worth County GaArchives History .....Culpepper Estate September Term 1852 September 1852
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Book Title: 

Minutes  Book A    194

September Term 1852
Monday 6th Septbr

Whereas application has been made by Robert D. Sinclair administrator on the 
Estate of Benjamin Culpepper late of said county deceased for leave to sell 
all the Lands and Negroes belonging to said Estate of said deceased in terms 
of the statute in such cases made and provided and no objections having been 
filed and whereas it appearing further to this court that a proper divison of 
the Negroes belonging to said Estate can not be effected among and between the 
distributees of said Estate without a sale thereof and that a sale of the 
lands belonging to said Estate of the said deceased will be for the benefit of 
the heirs and distributees and creditors of said deceased be it therefore 
ordered by said Court that said administrator has leave to sell the Land and 
netroes belonging to said Estate of said deceased he first complying with the 
statute in such cases made and provided by giving notice of said sale (last 
two words missing from my copy)

Additional Comments:
The location of this Court is missing from the copy that I have.  Benjamin 
Culpepper Senr was the father in law of Robert D. Sinclair. He married Mary 
Angeline Culpepper, second child of Benjamin and Nancy Horne Culpepper.  

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