Georgia:  Walton County:  W. C. Dalton, Tax Exemption
1 September 1919

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Pony Homestead Book C
p. 25

GEORGIA, WALTON COUNTY
To the Ordinary of Said County:
	The following is the Schedule of Property of W.C. Dalton, who is the head 
of family, consisting of himself, his wife Josie Dalton, and 1 minor children, 
to wit: Harvey Dalton age 1 year 1 month, claimed to be exempt from levy and 
sale, for the use and benefit of his said wife and family, under Section 3415 of 
the Code of Georgia, and following sections.

	First. Fifty acres of land, to wit:			(this spot left blank)			

And five acres additional for each child, to wit:		(this spot left 
blank)			

Second. One (blank) farm horse or (blank) mule.

Third. One (blank) cow and calf.

Fourth. Ten head of hogs and fifty dollars worth of provisions, to wit:	(blank)
								, and five dollars worth for 
each child to wit:	     (blank)	

Fifth. Fifty bushels of corn, one thousand pounds of fodder, one one-horse 
wagon, one table and one set of chairs, sufficient for the use of the family, 
and household and kitchen furniture, not to exceed $150.00 in value.

Sixth. Beds and bedding and common bedsteads sufficient for family.

Seventh. One loom, one spinning wheel and two pair cards, and one hundred pounds 
of tint cotton.

Eighth. Common tools of trade for self, or (blank) and wife.

Ninth. Equipment and arms of a militia soldier and a trooper's horse.

Tenth. Ordinary cooking utensils and table crockery.

Eleventh. Wearing apparel of himself and family.

Twelfth. Family Bible, religious works and school books.

Thirteenth. Family portraits.

Fourteenth. Library of a professional man in actual practice or business, to 
wit: (blank) $300.00

Fifteenth. One family sewing machine.

(handwritten in on this page was the following: 1 cook stove & cooking vessel, 4 
chairs - 1 rocking chair, 1 table, 1 dresser, 1 small table, 1 stand, bedding 
for self & family and wearing apparel for self and family)

	Personally appeared W.C. Dalton, the applicant for exemption above set 
out, who on oath says that the same is a true and correct schedule of his 
property, which is claimed to be exempt to deponent and family under Section 
3416 of the Code, and following sections, which deponent prays may be recorded 
as provided by law.
									W.C. Dalton

	Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1 day of Sept 1919.
									G.A. Ganeir



Georgia, Walton County

	I, G.A. Ganeir, Ordinary of said County, do certify that the foregoing is 
the original schedule of property of W.C. Dalton, claimed to be exempt by law 
under Section 3416 and following sections of the Code of Georgia, and the same 
is recorded in my office.

	In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of my 
office, this 1 day of Sept, 1919.							
	G.A. Ganeir
									Ordinary Walton County

Georgia, Walton County Court of Ordinary Sept 1, 1919

	Upon consideration of the within schedule filed this day by W.C. Dalton of 
said County, it is ordered that the same be admitted to record, and that the 
property therein mentioned be exempt from levy and sale in terms of law.

									G.A. Ganeir, Ordinary

Recorded Sept 1, 1919						G.A. Ganeir, Ordinary