WAYNE COUNTY, TN - WILLS - Benjamin Broadway Estate Papers
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ALFRED REED Letters Test.
State of Tennessee Wayne County Court Nov. Session 1830
Whereas it appears tot he Court here that Benjamin BROADAWAY of the State of 
Alabama is dead and application being made by Alfred REED to have letters of 
Administration granted to him upon all and singular the goods and chattles 
rights and credits of the said deceased and he having given bond and security 
as is by law in such cases required Where ____ the Court ordered that he have 
letters accordingly.  These are therefore to authorize you the said Alfred 
REED to enter into and open all and singular the good and chattles rights and 
credits of said Benjamin BROADAWAY deceased and the same into your possession 
take when and whereto be found in this State and a true exact Inventory 
thereof take and return into our ensuing County Court on Oath And all the 
just debts of the testate pay so for as the said estate will amount __ extend 
and the residue there of deliver to those entitled thereto by law here in 
fail not.  Witness Wm Jones Clerk of the County Court of Wayne County at 
office the first Monday in Nov.  1830
				William Jones Clerk