Georgia:  Oglethorpe County:  Appraisement and Division of the
 Estate of Robert Haynes, 10 January 1848

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Oglethorpe County, GA
Ordinary Office November Term 1847
Transcribed Aug. 2, 2001 by E. Annette Hudson Rose

Appraisment and division of the Negroes belonging to two of the Legatees 
of Robert Haynes, dec'd, vz, __ John C. Smith in right of his wife & 
Robert Haynes minor.

			Name of Negroes			
Negro man		Maryland	Value			1  $756.00	        "	        Anthony		    "			2   756.00
	"		Jack		    "			2   675.00
	"		Henry		    "			1   706.00
	"		Warren		    "			1   500.00
	"		Boston		    "			1   700.00
	"		Will		    "			2   737.00
	"		Stephen		    "			2   750.00
	"		Solomon		    "			1   725.00
       Boy 		Ned		    "			2   387.00
	"		Little Jack	    "			2   462.00
	"		Patrick		    " 			1   487.00
	"		Clark		    "			2   400.00	        "		Kitt		    "			1   337.00
	"		Abraham unsound	    "			1   100.00
Woman & child  	        Nan & Charity	    "			1   787.00
	& two child	Mary & two children "			2   950.00
	& 1 child	Malinda & child	    "			2   775.00
        Woman		Milly		    "			2   113.00
	& child	        Amanda & Patsey	    "			1   650.00
	& 2 children    Taymorn, Sarah & Webster		1   963.00
         Girl		Katharine	    "			1   487.00
	"		Charlotte	    "			2   443.00
Woman & 4 children      Ellen, Dilsey, Robert & Martha		   1500.00
         Girl		Maryann		    "			1   437.00
	"		Lena		    "			2   525.00
         Child		Mahala		    "			1   275.00
	"		Isaac		    "			1   225.00
								________
					                   1/2  $16,607.00
								$ 8,303.00

State of Georgia       :
Oglethorpe County      : by nature of an order from the Honorable Inferior 
Court of said county when sitting for Ordinary purposes on the second Monday
of January 1848 to us directed Authorized and Requiring us to make a 
division of the Negro property in the hands of Samuel Glenn as the Executor
of Robert Haynes dec'd belonging to Robert R. Haynes a minor child of said
dec'd represented in this proceeding by his guardian John C. Smith & 
belonging also to John C. Smith in right of his wife Penelope P., formerly 
Penelope P. Haynes, another child of said deceased.  These two children 
being the only persons claiming said Negroes.  We divided said Negroes into
two shares numbered 1 & 2, and these shares were assigned to the said 
distributees or heir in the following manner, to wit: The names of the 
Negroes of Lot No. 1 and also the Negroes of Lot No. 2 were written on a 
piece of paper each but on a separate piece and put into a hat.  John C. 
Smith in right of his wife drew first & drew No.2 consisting of Anthony, 
Jack, Will, Stephen, Ned, Little Jack, Clark, Marian & her two children, 
Malinda & child Charlotte, Ellen and her five children, Robert, Dilsey, 
Ann, & Martha, & Lena Valued at Eighty three hundred & sixty dollars.  
8360.

Lot No.2 was drawn out of the hat by Robert R. Haynes & consists of 
Maryland, Henry, Warren, Boston, Solomon, Patrick, Kitt, Abraham (unsound) 
Nan & her child Charity, Amanda & Patsey, Tam___, & her two children Sarah 
and Webster, Catherine, Mary Ann, Mahala, Isaac & Milly, Valued at eighty 
three hundred & three, 8303.  So that Lot No.1 Receives from Lot No.2 
fifty seven dollars all which is Respectfully submitted this the 10th 
January 1848.

						John Wynne
                                                Louis J. Deupree
						Hay (?L?) Landrum

Recorded the 18th day of January 1848.....Henry Britain, C.C.O.