Jones County  Georgia Estate of John I Smith

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Application For Leave to Sell Land

		
To the Ordinary of Jones County, Ga

The petition of John Bradly, Administrator of the estate
of John I. Smith, deceased of said County, respectfully
shows that it is necessary upon the payment of debts of
such estate.  And for the purpose of distribution among
the several heirs to sell certain land of said decedent
lying in the County of Jones.  Said tract containing four
hundred 400, acres land situate in Hawkins District of
said County, adjoining land of Hugh McKay, Mrs. Genie
Pottle, Bird place & others ~~

Wherefore he prays that after notice of this citation
shall have been published pursuant to #3450 of the Civil
Code, an order be passed granting leave to sell said land

				
					John Bradley
Sworn & Subscribed			Administrator
before me this Oct. 26, 1898		John I. Smith
                       R.H.Bonner, Ordinary


Georgia        }		
Jones County}	
In the Court of Ordinary for said County -
	Dec Term 1898 

John Bradly, Administrator upon the estate of John I.
Smith late of Jones County deceased, having duly applied
by petition, for leave to sell certain land hereinafter
described belonging to said estate and notice of the same
having been published as required by #3450 of the Civil
Code & it appearing that the allegation in said petition
are true, it is ordered that leave be granted to said
petitioner to sell the following land of said estate to
wit ~four hundred 400, acres of land, situate on Hawkins
Dist. Jones County GA. & adjoining lands of G.W. McKay on
the east & north & the Bird place on the west & by lands
of Mrs. Pottle on the south ~~ Dec 5th, 1898

			Witness my hand officially
				R.H. Bonner, Ordinary


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