Wills:  Morgan County, Bond for Wm. King & Benjamin Boon, adm. For Lyman 
Benham, dec'd.
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Know all men by these presents that we William King & Benjamin Boon are 
held & firmly bound unto the Honorable, the Court of Ordinary for the 
County of Morgan and State of Georgia in the just & full sum of six 
thousand dollars which payment will and truly to be made, we and each 
of us so bind ourselves, our heir, Executors, Administrators and 
afsigns firmly by there presents sealed with our seals and ____ thy 
third day of Nov 1822.  The condition of thy obligation is such that if 
the above bound William King, Administrator of the goods, chattels and 
credits of Lymen Benham deceased which have or shall come to the hands 
pofsefsion or knowledge of the said William King or unto the hands or 
pofsefsion of any other person or persons for him and the same so made 
do exhibit to the Court of Ordinary when thereunto required and such 
goods chattels and credits do will and truly administer according to 
law & do make a just & true account of his actings & doings therein 
when required by the court of ordinary and all the rest of the goods 
chattels and credits which shall be found remaining upon the account of 
the said administration the same being first allowed by the said court 
shall deliver & pay to to such persons respectively as are entitled to 
the same by law and if it shall hereafter appear that any last will and 
testament was made by the said deceased and the executors obtain a 
certificate of the Probate thereof and the said William King do in such 
case if required render and deliver up law letters of administration 
then thy obligation to be void else to remain in full force, power and 
virtue}                         

Signed Sealed & Delivered}          Wm. King
In the presence of}                 Benjamin Boon
Tho. King
J. Nisbet
                       Recorded 22 Oct 1822