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Book Title: Early Records Of Georgia

A FEW LOOSE PAPERS FOUND IN THE ATTIC

COLEMAN, DANIEL, dec'd. Petition of Harris Coleman and Howell Harris, Excrs. to
collect a note from Wm. Strother and Richard Aycock (the latter seems to be
security), made Jan. 4, 1786, which Susannah Coleman and Sanders Walker who were
then Excrs. have failed to collect, due Jan. 4, 1787. No date. Seaborn Jones,
Petitioners Atty. List of receipts of Harris Coleman, Excr. Daniel Coleman,
dec'd. returned Dec. 5, 1793 show receipts for tax for 1787-88-89-90. Proven
accounts of James Bishop, Job Callaway, John Henley, Thos. Willborn, Sanders'
Walker, Thos. Brantley, James McCammon, John Glass, Philip Brantley, Dudley
Hargrove, John Harris, Geo. Walton, Jesse Basdel, John Querns, Caty Coleman.

REYNOLDS, RICHARD, dec'd. Thos. Reynolds, Admr., administrated by Sarah Ann
Reynolds sole Excx. dec'd. Amt. of sales, Thomas, Joseph and Benj. Reynolds each
bought a slave, etc. Spencer, John and Betsy bought feather beds, dishes, etc.
John Fennell, Thos. Terry, and Abner James, other purchasers. Apr. 3, 1793.
Recorded in Book E. E. page 55 Sept. 17, 1793 by David Terrell, R. P.

NEWBY, JESSE, dec'd. Returns of Abner Tatom, Admr. Shows cash-from John Lowry,
Admr. of Bishop Hicks, dec'd. and from Robt. H. Taylor and paid Thos. Walton a
Judgement. Nov. 22, 1801.

WHATLEY, CURBY, dec'd. Appraisement Nov. 13, 1793. signed by Wm. Veazy. Mare,
cattle, sheep, beds and furniture delf ware, one slay, musket, etc. and notes on
Wm. Fin for tobacco due Dec. 1793 and Dec. 1794. Recorded in Book E. E. page 76
Jan. 11, 1794.

McCOY, DANIEL, dec'd. David McCoy, Admr. Returns 1802-1805. Paid David and Sarah
Hillhouse, Garland Wingfield, John Dyson, David Terrell, Nathaniel Willis, Wm.
Thompson, John Gibson, Wm. B. Allison, John Tarver, James Patterson, Daniel
McCoy. Acct. of Wm. B. Allison against Mrs. Margaret McCoy, dec'd. for
merchandise sworn to Aug. 9, 1803. Garland Wingfield's receipt for tax of
Margaret McCoy for 1802 paid by David McCoy. David Terrell's receipt 1804 for
temp, letters de bonis non to David McCoy on est. of Daniel McCoy dec'd.

Bill of John Gibson to Mrs. Margaret McCoy for groceries Nov. 30, 1802 paid by
David Nov. 29, 1804. John Tarver bill for wheat, etc. Aug. 25, 1802 against Mrs.
Margaret McCoy paid Apr. 2, 1804 by David. Widow McCoy, dec'd. to Elijah Pugh
.1803 paid Apr. 1804. Daniel McCoy's receipt for pay on hogs for Margaret
McCoy', dec'd. Sept. 1803. Bill of Wm. Thompson for visits and drugs against
Mrs. McCoy, paregoric, anodyn, etc. James Patterson's account for black smith work.

McCLENDON, ISAAC, dec'd. To Wm. H. Crawford, Judge of Superior Courts in the
Northern Circuit in Chancery presiding. Petition of William McClendon, Simpson
McClendon, Burwell Aycock and Penelope Aycock his wife, formerly Penelope
McClendon, dau. of Isaac McClendon, late of Wilkes Co., dec'd. William Rich,
excr. of Zimri Tait, dec'd. who in his lifetime intermarried with Clarissa
McLendon another dau. of said Isaac McLendon, dec'd. That said Isaac McLendon
died some time in the year 181_ That Zimri Tait and wife Clarissa died some time
previous, that Lewis McLendon another son of said Isaac, dec'd. died before his
father, leaving children, that Francis McLendon another son of said Isaac,
dec'd. obtained letters of administration on estate of said Lewis, dec'd. and
that James Walker of Wilkes Co. intermarried with Dorothy McLendon another
daughter of said intestate. That said James Walker soon after the death of said
Isaac obtained letters of administration and took into his possession eleven
slaves valued at $4000.00, land valued at $1000.00 and other property of the
value of $1000.00. That the land was rented by said admr. up to the present
time, the slaves and other personal property sold and that said admr. has made
no returns. Isaac, dec'd. advanced property to Lewis McClendon in his lifetime,
also to James Walker, Francis McLendon, Simpson McLendon, William McLendon and
Zimri Tate, which advancements far exceed the advances to your orators, and that
in equity the said James Walker, the children of Lewis McClendon, dec'd. and
Francis McClendon are not entitled to further participation and your orators
pray that James Walker, admr. of Isaac McLendon, dec'd. and Francis McLendon,
admr. of Lewis McLendon, dec'd. be ordered to court. 
John Dyson, Clerk orders them to appear. Signed Jan. 13, 1830.


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EARLY RECORDS OF GEORGIA
Volume One
Wilkes County
Abstracted and compiled by
GRACE GILLAM DAVIDSON (Mrs. John Lee)
State Historian Georgia D. A. R., 1926-'28,
State Chairman Genealogical Research, 1928-1932,
Regent Hannah Clarke Chapter, D. A. R.,
1920-'22,  1923-'25,  1928-'30.


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