Georgia:  Morgan County:  Administration of Jesse Dennis, dec'd, 
8 July 1820

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Morgan County}

Goods & Chatels rites & credits of Jessee Dennis late of said county 
deceased do make a true & perfect inventory of all & singular the goods 
chatels & credits of said dec'd which have or shall come to the hands 
or pofsefsion of the said Saml P. Dennis or in the pofsefsion of any 
other person for him & the same so made do exhibit into the office of 
said court of ordinary when thereunto required & such goods, chatels & 
credits do will & truly administer according to law and do make a true 
& just account of your actions & doings therein when thereunto required 
by said court and all the rest of your goods chatels & credits which 
shall be found remaining upon the account of said administration on the 
sum being still allowed of by said court shall deliver and pay to such 
person or persons respectively as are entitled to the same by law and 
if it shall hereafter appear that any last will & testament was made by 
the said dec'd & the same be proven before the court & the executors 
obtain a certificate of the probate thereof & the said administration 
do in such cases if required to render & deliver up the said letters of 
administration then this obligation to be void else to remain in full 
force in law.

John Nesbit                           Samuel P. Dennis (seal)
Recorded 8 July 1820                  John Barnes(?) (seal)