Georgia:  Hancock County:  Administration of Bartholomew Ingram Estate 
1830

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Georgia}
Hancock County}
On the application of William Fraley and Thomas W. Ingram shewing that 
they have applied to the Clerk of this Court for letters of 
Administration on the Estate of Bartholomew Ingram dec'd and that the 
clerk has had the notice of said application published according to 
law.  It is therefore ordered that letters of administration do ifsue 
to the applicants on their giving the security required by the law.  
Whereupon the said William Fraley and Thomas W. Ingram appeared 
personally in Court and ____ in the sum of Forty Thousand dollars with 
William H. Layne and Eli H. Baxter their securities approved by the 
court and were duly qualified as administrators of said estate and 
received letters of administration in the premises.

On the application of William Fraley and Thomas W. Ingram adm. Of & of 
Bartholomew Ingram dec'd it is ordered that Michael Graybill, John 
Graybill, Gidn. Holsey, John I. Bersy and Thomas C. Butts Esquires be 
and they are hereby appointed appraisers of the personal property of 
said dec'd and that they or any three of them after being duly sworn do 
appraise said property and return their appraisment thereof to said 
admrs. Within the time prescribed by law.