Georgia:  Oglethorpe County:  Frederick Hudson Estate,
Inventory & Appraisement, 28 April 1849

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Transcribed July 2003 by E. Annette Hudson Rose                                                                      
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Oglethorpe County Ordinary Office March Term 1849


Inventory and appraisment of the estate of Fredeick Hudson deceased 
made the 28th day of April 1849.

First  No. 1      Booker a negro boy valued at         $ 500.00
           "    2     Gilbert      "         "           700.00
           "    3     Nelly a woman and her two children, 
                Emay a girl & Edward a boy valued at     900.00
           "    4    Lucy, a woman said to have been taken
        to Mississippi not seen by appraisers value     200.00
                                                   -----------
                                                     $ 2300.00

State of Georgia        :    We do hereby certify upon oath that as far                                                
                             as produced to us by      
Oglethorpe County    :       the Administrator, the above and foregoing contains 
a true appraisement of the goods chattels and credits of the estate of Frederick 
Hudson deceased to the best of our judgment and understanding.  Given under our 
hands and official signature.  April 28th 1849


Thomas H. Hawkins
Nathan Hunter
N.H. Smith

I do hereby certify that the above apprasiers were sworn to perform their duty 
in appraising according to law.  This 28th day of April eighteen Hundred and 
forty nine.

Andrew W. Jackson JP

Recorded the 9th day of May 1849................................................Henry Brittin CCO