Georgia:  Elbert County: Distribution of the Estate of Jesse Gunter
May term, 1845
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Minute Book 43 1844-1848
Pages 87 & 88

Georgia         ]        Court of ordinary May term 1845
Elbert County   ]        On Motion of Mckinzie H. Sorrow who
Intermarried with Sarah E. A. Gunter one of the Legatees under the will 
of Jesse Gunter late of said county dec'd, and it appearing to the 
Court that the notice required by law has been given to all the parties 
in interest under said will.  It is therefore ordered by the court that 
Thomas F. Willis, Thomas Hern, Madison Baker, Wm. D. Clark & Lindsay H. 
Smith or a majority of them be & they are hereby appointed distribution 
of said Estate now in the hands of John Gunter as Guardian of the 
children & legatees of said Jesse Gunter dec'd agreeable to said will & 
assign to each distributee the proportion directed by said will by lot 
or otherwise as to them shall seem proper.

Said distributees or their legal representatives first complying with 
the law in Such Cases made & provided I acknowledge due & legal notice 
of the within application for the purpose therein mentioned  	
                                                   John Gunter
                                                   Guardian
Venson Hubbard