ROBERTSON COUNTY, TN - WILLS - Jeremiah Pitts, Letter of Estate
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Robertson Co TN Will Bk 15, pg 725

Jeremiah Pitts (Pitt), Letter of Estate

State of Tennessee Robertson County Court February term 1855
It appearing to the Court here that Jeremiah PITTS is dec'd and having
made no will or testament and application being made by J.H. EATHERLY to
have letters of administration granted to him on the estate of the said
Jeremiah PITT dec'd, he having given bond and qualified according to the
Court therefore orders that letters issue to him accordingly-
These are therefore to authorize and impower you the said J.H. EATHERLY
to enter into and upon the goods, chattels, rights and credits of the
said Jeremiah PITTS dec'd and the same unto your possession take
wheresoever the same may be found in this State and a true and perfect
inventory thereof make and return to our issuing County Court on oath and
all the just debts of said intestate pay so far as said Estate will
amount or extend the residue thereof deliver to those who have a right
thereto by law. Herrein fail not.
Witness R.H. MURPHEY Clerk at office 1st Monday in February 1855.
R.H. MURPHEY, Clerk.