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Book Title: Early Records Of Georgia

REMNANT OF A BOOK OF INVENTORIES, ETC. 
Index Almost Destroyed-1793-94.

Folio 4-5-ANTHONY, MICAJAH, dec'd. Inventory Nov. 9, 1793. Slaves, guns and
musket, household goods, horses and part of a stage wagon. Abraham Venable,
Robt. North, James Lane, apprs.

Folio 4-BEARD, BENJAMIN (or Benney), dec'd. Inventory Rec. Feb. 2, 1794. Jesse
Norman, Jos. Burks, Nimrod Waller, apprs. Folio 76-Sale, Rec. Sept. 9, 1794,
Jesse Norman, Henry Woodward, Nimrod Waller, John Taylor and Micha Beard,
purchasers. Thomas Wootten. Test.

Folio 29-30-BROWN, RODOLPHUS, dec'd. Inventory Jan. 28,1794 by Silas Mercer and
Thos. Wingfield, admrs. Dictionaries, histories, Bibles, hymbooks, Latin and
Greek Testaments, horse, watch, great coat etc. Philip Wilhite, Samuel Whatley,
Jacob Mercer, apprs. List of debtors might indicate he was a schoolmaster, all
small amounts.

Page 77-BRIDGES, DAVID, dec'd. Sale Feb. 19, 1790. Berry, James, Barnes, Daniel
and Nathaniel Bridges, Geo. Barber, Thos. Wootten, Drury Cade, Wm. Strong, Jos.
Jr., and Sr., and Wm. Jones, Edmond Taylor, John McElroy, Robt. Campbell, Benj.
Sutherland, Richard Wright purchasers. 5 Hogsheads of tobacco at Augusta.
Nathaniel Bridges, admr.

Page 7-CRENSHAW, JESSE, dec'd. Sale begun 24th of ____, 1791. Precious C.
Crenshaw, admx. Wm. Gammage, Precious C. Crensnaw, Widow Kelley, John Ramey,
Andrew Willson, Maxey Moncreaf, Elijah Brown, Alex. Anderson, Wm. Smith, Aaron
John Anders, Nehemiah Edge, John Dizmacks, Samuel Croft, Joshua Hammock, John
Bush, Samuel and Robt. Harper, Jesse Talbot, Isaac Stewart, Aaron Parker, Martin
Hughes, Thos. Curton, John Towns, James Newall, purchasers. Signed P. Ramey, crier.

Page 76-Add, Sale Dec. 24,1793. Precious C. Crenshaw only purchaser. James B.
Fleming, crier.

Page 78-COX, MARY COLEMAN, dec'd. Account of the money received. Va. currency
from Col. Lewis Burwell McClenbery and James. Bouldin, it $229.87. Henry
Carleton, escr. See will, probated 1793.

Page 21-DOOLY, JOHN, dec'd. Inventory Feb. 27, 1794. Wearing apparel "and a bond
on Newell Walton. Thos. Bond, Matthias Collers, John Ayler, apprs. Phillip
Zimmerman, J. P.

Page 22-DARRACOTT, THOMAS, dec'd. Inventory Dec. 30, 1793. Large estate of
slaves, farm produce, household goods and notes on John Hunton and Peter
Williamson. Edward Butler, David Meriwether, Garland Wingfield and Peter
Terrell, apprs. John Darracott and Richmond Terrell, surviving admrs.

Page 42-DOOLY, THOMAS, dec'd. Inventory Apr. 7, 1794. Horses, spurs, pistols,
broadsword, belt and scabbard, saddle, saddle bags, silver watch, horsemans cap
etc. Aquilla Nail, Wm. Rateliff, Robt. Chappell, apprs. Wm. Bibb, J. P.

Page 11-ELLIOTT, BENJAMIN, dec'd. Inventory Dec. 28, 1793. Horses, cattle,
sheep, tobacco, household goods, womans saddle, etc. Isaac Avera, John Sudduth,
Ayers Holloday, apprs. Wm. Evans, J. P.

Page 19-GOODWYN, HARWOOD, dec'd. Inventory Jan. 11, 1794. Large number of
slaves, cattle, produce and household effects. Nathaniel and Hawkins Bulloch and
John Gholson, apprs. Spencer Branham, J. P.

Page 1-JACKSON, DANIEL, dec'd. Inventory Jan. 10, 1794. Cattle, horses,
plantation tools, produce and household goods. Harris Coleman, Leonard Phillips,
Edward E. Echols, apprs. A. Burroughs, J. P. Page 39-Sale Feb. 13, 1794. Robt.
Jackson debtor to rent of plantation. Robt. Jackson, Jeremiah Reeves, excrs.

Page 9-JONES, WILLIAM, dec'd. Inventory Jan. 27, 1794. Large number of slaves,
horses, cattle etc. Solomon Slatter, H. Peebles and Abner Flewellen, apprs.
Richard B. Fletcher, J. P.

Page 18-JOHNSON, BURWELL, dec'd. Inventory Rec. Feb. 14, 1794. "Land and
plantation," 1 slave Peter, cattle, horse and household goods. Henry Pope, James
Prater and John Favor, apprs.

Page 79-JACKSON, DRURY, dec'd. Inventory Apr. 2, 1794. Horses, cattle, one slave
Ned, household effects. Sanders Walker, Reuben Ballard, Jeremiah Bentley,
Theodrick Stubblefield, apprs.

Page 62-64-LEA, WILLIAM, dec'd. Inventory Rec. July 1, 1794. Several slaves, 36
gallons whiskey, still, cattle, horses, guns, plantation tools, household goods
etc. Thomas Lea, John Wootten, Wm. Davis, debtors. Spencer Runnells, Wm.
Williamson, Wm. Pearman, Richard Peteet, apprs. Sale Nov. 10, 1794. John Holmes,
Pitt Milner, Sophia Runnells, John and Jos. Henderson, Aquilla Burroughs,
Jonathan, Solomon and Nancy Lea, Joshua Elder, some of the purchasers. Debtors,
Nancy Lea to rye, James Lea's excrs. to cash, John Lea, one saddle, Thos. Lea,
whiskey etc, Wm. Lea, land.

Page 33-MARSHALL, MATTHEW, dec'd. Inventory Oct. 8, 1794. Horse, household
goods, plantation tools. Wm. Covington, Wm. Dowsing, Hezekiah Bussey, apprs.

Page 45-McKNIGHT, CHARLES, dec'd. Inventory Mar. 15, 1794. Slave Tom, horses,
plantation tools, household effects etc. F. Billingslea, John Sappington,
Rowland Williams, apprs. Wm. Hammett, J. P.

Page 24-PORTER, NICHOLAS, dec'd. Inventory Jan. 9, 1794. Slave Cato, horse,
cattle, produce and one walnut chest, only furniture. James Willis, R.
Christmas, Henry B. Gibson, apprs. Wm. Moore, J. P.

Page 25-POGUE, ROBERT, dec'd. Sale Feb. 9, and 20, 1794. John Griffey, Asa and
Adam Summons, James Cunningham, John Hubbard, Christ. Garner, Jiles, James and
Robt. Lee, Reuben McKelroy, Robt. Taylor, Patrick Dunnals, James Pittman, Andrew
Bell, David Hunter, David and Jacob Averhart, Jos. McMurtee, Wm. Pool, James
Wood, Wm. Peyton, Drury Cade, Jonathan Brooks, Nathan Johnson, Isaac David, John
Prestidge, Wm. Jennings, Amos Ponder, John Thomeson, Wro. Harvie, Benj. J.
Barnett, James Rogers, Geo. Glazener, Wm. Hardman, Richard Wright, Samuel
Shannon, James Davenport, Chas. Coleman, Mark Barbee, purchasers. Adam Simmons,
admr.

Page 3-RAMEY, PRESLEY, dec'd. Inventory July 17, 1794. Slaves Phebe, Rachel,
Jenny and Harry, cattle, household goods. Geo. Allen, Dabney Gholson, Absolom
Ramey, apprs. S. Branham, J. P.

Page 60-RIDDLE, LEWIS, dec'd. Inventory Rec. May 16, 1794. A large number of
slaves, cattle, household goods, etc. No apprs or admr. mentioned.

Page 67-SPENCER, PETER, dec'd. Inventory Apr. 26, 1794. Wearing apparel, §4.61,
Cash $2.57. Roland Williams, John Weaver, Jesse Walker, apprs. Accounts in
Washington, Burke and Wilkes counties, Francis Billingslea, appr.

Page 70-SCOTT, JOHN, dec'd. Inventory Rec. July 23, 1794. 600 acres on Kettle
creek, nineteen slaves, horses, cattle, household goods, plantation tools. John
Burdine, Chas. Tugel, John Wright, apprs. Page 71-List of debts, Samuel and John
Brown, Hardin Haines, John and Gabriel Penn, James Dillard and Henry Camden, all
in Virginia currency, "all supposed to be desperate accounts." Leroy Upshaw,
Samuel Meredith, Thos. Scott and James Gatewood, all for tobacco in Continental
currency, due in the year 1777.

Page 43-TURNER, MESHACK, dec'd. Inventory Apr. 8, 1794. Twenty-three slaves,
cattle, household goods, etc. Chas. Deane, Philemon Bird John Ogletree, apprs.
Jesse Talbot, J. P.

Page 36-WILLIAMS, FREDERICK Col., dec'd. Inventory Mar. 25, 1794 Ten slaves,
prayer book, household goods, cattle, 900 acres of land, one land warrant, etc.
Douglas Watson, Wm. Danill, John Collier, apprs.

Page 50-56-WILLIAMS, JAMES, dec'd. May 13, 1794. List of notes due estate, great
many names. "The foregoing list all that has come to my attention, more in the
hands of Seaborn Jones, Esqr. to be reported later". Signed Eliza Williams.
Additional inventory June ye 19th, 1794. John Garretts order on Col. James
Armstrong for £460, dated Aug. 2, 1788. Wm. Sims receipt for land warrants and
promise to pay the moiety of 1000 acres in Franklin Co. in 1792 and another for
990 acres in 1791. Judgment recorded by Thos. Williams vs. David Hillhouse for
£402 N. C. money, assigned by Richard Hunt to James' Williams. Signed Eliza
Williams.


Additional Comments:
Volunteer transcriber does not have access to Will Book.

Extracted from:

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.

1932

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