Elbert County GaArchives Oath of William Head
7 September 1812
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Will Book K, 1809-1812, Elbert Co., contains the following
oath of William Head: 

"Georgia, Elbert County

I, William Head, do sollomnly swear that William Hall - deceased,
died without any Will as far as I know or believe, and that I will
Well and truly administer all and singular the goods and chattles
rights and credits of the said deceased and pay all his just debts
as far as the same will extend and the law requires and that I
will make a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the 
goods and chattles rights and credits of the said deceased and a
just return thereof when required. Sworn to in open Court this 
7th day of Sept 1812. 
                         Signed   William Head"

[Submitter's notes: William Hall died ca 1809 in Elbert Co.,
leaving a wife Sarah Blake Hall (1770-1848). She remarried on
4 Dec 1811 in Elbert Co. to William Head (1761-1821), a 
widower who by his first wife Peggy already had children 
Elizabeth, Thomas, Benjamin, Polly, George Marshall, Sarah, 
Nancy, Lucinda and Willis R. Head. William Head and Sarah
Blake Hall had one child of their own, William Capel Head,
born 1813.]