Administration of the Estate of William Hardin, Putnam County, Ga.

1819Source: Putnam Estates 1800-1928 Grimes to Harris, at familysearch.org

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Marvin Hardin, Armuchee, Georgia (mhardin665 at aol.com) and Travis Hardin, Huntsville, Alabama (ke3y at comcast.net).

Image no. 700 – a typed labelCase No. 25-HHardin (Harden), William (deceased) 1819-

701 – a label written1819Hardin, William (Died)

702 – 703 – administrator’s statementStatement with Daniel Sanders Adm. for 1821 Sheriffs receipt $178.00 John Watsons receipt 85.00 Surveyors receipt 5.00 Clerks receipt .62 1/2 Sheriff receipt $225.45 L.W. Hudson's __ 35.25 Van Waggoners a/c 14.00 Tax receipt 1.76 3/4 Sarah W. Hardins note $266.89 total: $809.97 1/4

704 – 706 – a cover27. [illegible name] Estate of William Harden dcd. 1821Examined and recorded by me this 26th Nov. 1822. Coleman Pendleton C_Explanation Wanted

707The estate of William Hardin deed in ass_ __ By Amount of Cotton Sold 5 bails $161.33 Cash received for the Sale of half a square of land

................................................................................$485.00 Total $646.33708-709 – Store Purchases (continuation of 715)[Names mentioned: Mrs. Harden, Capt Brown, Sara B., Sam'l B., Mr. Sanders, A. Dennis & J. Brooks.] Amt. brought forward

..................................................................................$45.68 1/2 Oct. 20 1/2 Gallon of wine by Mr. Sanders........................................1.25Nov 15 4 Yds of flannel by Capt Brown.......................................62. .2.50Nov 20 7 1/2 yds of silk}..........................................................1.5010.50 1 yd of flannel } by Mrs. Hardin ........................................62 1/2 1 hank of silk }...................................................................12 1/2Dec 1 1 pad lock & hank silk..........................................................75Dec 8 2 pair shoes................................................................17.5035.00Dec 31 1 pair shoes by Sarae B by Samuel B.................................1.00

1820Jany 28 5 yds cotton bagging.......................................................25. .1.25May 26 2 1/2 yds calico } by Mrs. Harden....................................50. .1.25

1 pair hose }....................................................................1.00Aug 8 2 1/2 yds gingham........................................................75. .1.87 1/2Nov 1 2 yds of flannel by Sarae B...........................................62 .1.25

1819Dec 15 Cr.s By Shoes returned $1.75

1820Feby 27 By cash of Mr. Sanders 20.00 By Judgement on A Dennis & J. Brooks 16.00 $37.75

Amount of debit ........................................................$73.00Amount of credit ....................................................................... 37.75Balance due is .......................................................................35.25

Received of Daniel Sanders Administrator of William Hardin Dec Ninety five dollars and twenty five cents in full of all Store accounts with me for the year 1820 18th August 1821. /s/L.W. Hudson

710-713 – sworn statement from L. W. Hudson, a merchantEstate of Wm Hardin a/c $35.25 (No 6)GeorgiaPutnam County

Before me personally came Wiley Wilson clerk for L. W. Hudson who being duly sworn deposeth & sayeth that the within account of Thirty Five Dollars & Twenty Five Cents against the Estate of Wm Hardin decd is full & true as it stands stated to the best of his knowledge and belief sworn and subscribed to before me this 10th day of March 1821.

(signed) Jno Smith LLB (signed) Wiley Wilson714-716 – a bill from L. W. Hudson, a merchant (see 708)The Estate of Wm Harden --- To L.W. Hudson1819Jan 9 1 qt of wine ...............................................................................75 13 1 qt ditto by order................................................................. .75 23 1 Scythe Blade........................................................................1.50 25 1 Gallon whiskey by order ................................................... 1.50 1 qt of wine ditto..................................................................75 27 1 Peck of Potatoes................................................................... .75Feb 1 1/2 Gallon of wine by order....................................................1.50 5 1/2 ditto ditto by boy........................................................ 1.50 6 1 qt of ditto by boy.......................................................... .75 8 1/2 Gallon ditto by boy...................................................... 1.50 9 1 qt ditto by boy........................................................... .75 11 1/2 Gallon ditto by boy...................................................... 1.50 15 7 3/4 Yds of Cambric by brother Sandlin................................7.75 17 1 Tortos Shell Comb by order............................................... 1.50 22 2 yds of ribbon bard? T.W. Harbin....................................37 ....70 1 pair of shoes " .................................................3.00 7 Yds of Bombay cth "........................................... .62. .4.37 3 Yds of Stan_tes ".......................................... .50. .1.50 1 Paste Board " ......................................... ..........25

1 Yd of Silk " ................................ 1.50 1 Bunch of wort? " ...................................................12 ½ 23 1 yd of Blk Crepe..................................................................... 1.25 26 1 yd of Ribbon by boy.......................................................... .37 1/2Mch 24 1 pair Cotton cards by Mrs. Hardin......................................... 1.25 25 2 Yds of ribbon by Mrs. Sanders.................................... .67 .1.25 4 lb of Sugar ".................................................1.00 1/2 Yd of Silk by order.................................................1.50. . .75 2 Yds of Ribbon "......................................... .25... .50May 8 1 quire of Paper by Mrs. Sanders.............................................37 1/2 1 pen knife "................................................................ .50Aug 4 1/2 Yd of Silk by Capt Bowers.....................................1.50. . .75

1 hank of Silk........................................................................... .12 1/2Sept 1 2 Yds of Calico by Mrs. Bowers...................................... .62 1.25 2 Yds of ditto " ...........................................50. 1.00 1/2 yd of Poor Muslin " .......................................... 1.00... .50 2 yds of Lace "......................................... .25. . .50 Amount car'd forward .......

45.62 1/2717 – a cover Bond Wm HardinAdministration1821Daniel Sanders

IMAGE 718-719 - BONDKNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, THAT WE, Daniel Sanders, & Daniel WhiteAre held and firmly bound unto the honorable the Court of Ordinary, for the county of Putnam and state of Georgia, in the just and full sum Three Thousand dollars, which payment well and truly to be made, we and each of us do bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators and assigns firmly by these presents, sealed with our seals and dated this 20th day of June 1821.

The condition of this obligation is such, that if the above bound Daniel Sanders administrator of the goods, chattels and credits of William Hardin deceased, which have or shall come to the hands, possession or knowledge of the said administrator or into the hands or possession of any other person or persons for him and the same so made do exhibit to the Court of the Ordinary, when thereunto required, and such goods, chattels, and credits do well and truly administer according to law, and do make a true and just account of his actings and doings therein when required by the Court aforesaid; and all the rest of the goods, chattels and credits, which shall be found remaining upon the account of the administrator, the same being first allowed by the said Court, shall deliver and pay to such persons respectively or are entitled to the same by law; and if it shall hereinafter appear that any last will and testament was made by the said deceased, and the executors obtain a certificate of the probate thereof, and the said administrator, do in such case, if required, render and deliver up said letters of administration, then this obligation to be real, rise to remain in full force and virtue.

Daniel Sanders (signed) Daniel White (signed)

Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence ofColeman Pendleton, C. C. O. (Signed)

720 – a cover1819Inventory and appraisment.Estate of Wm. Hardin dcd.Recorded in Book C folio 24 & 25.

721 – Valuation of EstateSchedule of the estate of William Hardin deceased with the Valuation as appraised by Thomas Wynn, Thomas Davis, and Shnley Sledge.1 negro man named Washington.................................... $750.001 negro girl Milley.............................................................400.001 ditto Harriet...................................................................425.001 mare and colt.................................................................110.002 cows and Yearlings.................................................40.002 cows and calves......................................................20.0023 head of hogs...........................................................47.001 mans saddle and bridle............................................8.001 womans ditto.............................................................8.00 Plows and Gears........................................................6.00 Fire Dogs and Lad irons _ pair Each...........................3.00132.002 wedges......................................................................1.503 axes..........................................................................5.002 mattocks & 2 weeding hoes......................................3.001 Lot Long handsaw drawing knife &c.........................3.001 urn sifter...................................................................1.506 chairs........................................................................6.0020.00 Crockery ware knives & forks &c...............................5.811 Shot gun.................................................................25.002 tables (Walnut).........................................................3.00 Powder Shot razor cases &c.....................................1.252 pots & 1 oven & Shaver & Jug...................................5/50 Hogsheads and barrils...............................................3.50...........................................................................................$44.062 pad locks......................................................................25.....25 Wheat oats and Rye...................................................... $100.003 hides..................................................................................3.001 Bed & Bed Stead..............................................................36.501 Decanter & 2 Bottles.........................................................1.001 Bed and furniture.............................................................50.001 trunk.........................................................................4.001 Shering wheele.........................................................2.00 Coffee mill 2 Jars and 1 Piggir?..................................2.001 Looking glass.............................................................1.50. .9.50

Amt ---------------- ...................$2081.35 1/4722-723 – Valuation of Estate, continued

Valuation as to this - $2081.35 1/4

We the Subscribed called on to value the Said Estate of William Hardin decd. testify that the aforegoing is a true copy of the amount as shown us by the administrator.Given under our hands this 19th June 1819./s/Thomas Wynn/s/Thomas Davis/s/Shurley Sedge [certification 18 June 1819 by Joel Hurt, J.P.]

724 – a Doctor’s Bill[Note: Epispast was a blistering plaster][Sudorific means causing or increasing sweat][Cinchon: an alkaloid from the Cinchona tree producing quinine, an anti-fever agent.][Serpentaria: Virginia snakeroot, bitters. For dyspepsia, chronic gastric catarrh, and as a tonic in convalescence from acute disease, in malarial fever, and in the anorexia following it.]

Mr. Harden Dr. to James B. & Thomas Clopton

1817 Jan 7. Visit (Child) ......................................................3.25Mist, Camph 100 - Serpentars 50................................ 4.75

9th Hse. Visit 325, Episfast 50, Mist Salin 100... 4.75

11th Visit 325 + pulo Alt-iii 100-pulo sudon 75 } T.C. Episfast 75+ Cinchon 50 Fr. Opii 50 } Mist Salin 50................................................... 7.7512th hse. visit 335 - Serpen tar 50 + Chichon 75... 4.5014th Visit 325 + Cinchon 75 - Mist Camph 100 ...... 5.0024th Colonic 50............................................................5026th XBC - Elix Vit 50...................................................5031st JBC Visit (self) 325 pulv alt 100-pil,Anod 50.... 4.75Feb 2nd T.C. 2nd Visit 32 [unreadable] } Mist Salin [unreadable] .50 } ...............5.004th T.C. Visit. 325 + pulv alt 100, } Mist camph 100 pulo Cinhon }.................5.756th T.C. Visit 325.................................................... 3.259 J.B.C. Visit 325+ pulo Alt 75 – Tr Opii 50......... 4.50

10th J.B.C. Night Visit 400 + Mist Salin. 50................4.5011th J.B.C. Visit 325 + Mist Salin. 100.......................4.2513th T.C. Visit 325. Tr Opii 50 + Serpen tar 50..........4.25 Total: ......... $64.00

725-726 – Sworn Statement for Doctor’s BillGeorgia, Putnam CountyIn person came before me James B. Clopton one of the firm of James B. & Thomas Clopton who after being duly sworn maketh saith that Thirty two dollars & fifty cents of the within stated account against William Hardin all just and true. J. B. CloptonSworn to before me the 14h February 1820Irby Hudson J J C [Thomas Clopton then swears his amount is $31.50]727 – Cover of BondBond Administration Estate William Hardin dec 1819.

728 – The Bond, a form

Know all men by these presents, that we, John Hardin, Daniel Sanders and Adam Hardin and Thomas Fluke are held and firmly bound unto the honorable the Court of Ordinary, for the county of Putnam and state of Georgia, in the just and full sum five thousand dollars, which payment well and truly to be made, we and each of us do bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, administrators and assigns firmly by these presents, sealed with our seals, and dated this 17th day of May 1819.

The condition of this obligation is such, that if the above bound John Hardin & Daniel Sanders administrators of the goods, chattels and credits of William Hardin deceased, which have or shall come to the hands, possession or knowledge of the said administrators or into the hands ... [form continues]

Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of /s/John Harden J/s/Daniel Sanders[scrawl] /s/Adam Harden/s/Thomas Fluke [witness] Coleman Pendleton C Ck.

729-730 – a receiptDunn: & Clarke vs Daniel Sanders } fifaRec'd of Mr. Daniel Sanders Two Hundred and thirty five dollars 45 cents which is in full of the above Stated case.

14th February 1821. Benj. Williams __ Shff.

731 – a receipt

Received of Daniel Sanders administrator on the estate of William Hardin Decd, Sixty two & half cents for recording annual return this 21st day of March 1821.Coleman Pendleton, C.C.O.

732 – a receiptRecd of Daniel Sanders admr of Wm Harden deceased five dollars for running off the Landed Estate of Said Deceased. June 15th 1821. Thomas Wright Cl.

733 – Account of SalesAccount of Sales of the Estate of William Hardin, dcd.10th of July 1819[buyers' names:John Brooks, Henry Brooks, Abijah Dennis, Hudson Hardin, Adam Hardin, Jun., John Hardin, James Hayes, Sandlin Hardin, Simeon Dennis, Burrett Brewer.]John Brooks Bot 1 cow and calf.........................................................17.25 1 ditto ditto.............................................................15.2532.50Henry Brooks 1 cow and yearling...........................................................19.75Abijah Dennis 1 cow................................................................................15.50Hudson Hardin 2 Pitchers.......................................................................75 1 yearling....................................................................5.75 1 lott of Sundries........................................................1.00. .7.50Adam Hardin Junr. 1 mare and calf.......................................................116.50 1 pair lad irons...............................................................87 1/2 1 small pot..................................................................1.12 1/2 1/2 dozn chairs...........................................................5.18 ¾ total ....................................123.68 3/4John Hardin 1 bed and furniture...................................................41.00 1 Large pot................................................................3.25 1 oven........................................................................1.7346.18 3/4James Hays 1 bed and furniture.................................................35.00 1 pigin and 3 bottles.................................................1.5036.50

Sandlin Hardin 1 looking glass............................................................1.25 2 jars and 1 jug...........................................................1.00 1 plow harrow.............................................................1.00 5 bushels wheat..........................................................5.00 5 ditto ditto.................................................................5.00 500 lbs oats @ 62 ½...................................................3.1216.37 1/2Simeon Dennis 1 shot gun.................................................................23.50Barrett Brewer 1 table.........................................................................3.25 1 ditto.........................................................................2.06 1 coffee mill...................................................................12. .5.43 3/4carried over & Con_ -------- .............................................. $326.93 3/4734 – Continuation of sale

[Names: Jane Lynch, Henry Porch, Daniel Sanders, Adam Hardin Senr, Irwin Spradling, Lewis Toler, James Mangham]

Sales brot over ---------..................................................... $326.93 3/4Jane Lynch 1 lott of sundries.......................................................1.12 1 womans saddle....................................................11.3112.43 3/4Henry Porch 2 wedges..................................................................1.62 lot of sundries........................................................1.50. .3.12 1/2Daniel Sanders 1 Sifter $3 1 Rgin? .25 ..........................................3.25

2 basketts....................................................................75 lot of hogs............................................................30.00 1500 lbs of oats @ 50¢...........................................7.50 Hogsheads and barrels...........................................1.00 2 1/2 bushels rye @$1.12 ½.....................................2.8145.31

Adam Hardin Senr 1 axe $1.12 ½ 1 ditto 1.93 ¾..............................3.06 1 axe 56 ¼ 1 plow 1.37 ½ ....................................1.93 1 plow and gear........................................................2.43 1 spinning wheele.....................................................3.50 5 bushels wheat 5.5 ditto 4.80.................................9.80

6 hogs $16. 12 ½ 10 pigs 15.6 ¼..........................31.1851.92 Irwin Spradling 1 saddle and bridle....................................................5.31 10 bushels wheat.....................................................10.0015.31Lewis Toler 1 hogshead.................................................................1.00 13 1/2 bushels wheat @ $1.....................................13.5014.50

James Mangham 1 boar shoat.........................................................................4.12Cash 1 lot of sundries..........................................................1.06 2 candle sticks...............................................................87 1 lot crockery ware.....................................................2.50 1 pair fire dogs............................................................3.00 1 bankett.......................................................................12 1 hoe..............................................................................43 1 hand saw $1.18 ¾ 2 mattocks $3.........................4.1812.18 [Subtotal] -------- $485.86 1/4 1 Stack fodder omitted 5.98 lbs @ $2 --..................$11.96 [Total] ----------$497.82 1/4735 – a coverReturn of the Estate of William HardinRecorded in Book A folio 285.

736 – An account of the estate to Daniel Sanders[amounts omitted by transcriber]The Estate of William Hardin decd.To Daniel Sanders Adm. D.K.1819 17 Paid C. Pendleton for citation Publishing and his feesOcto 22 Paid Comack and Hines publisnhing 1820Apr 24 Paid Adam Hardin Senr for notes to L. Hudson & Co.July 11th Paid B. Williamson in full for an Execution against SC Estate 1 Paid medical bills to Dr James B. Clopton for (5)1819Dec 6 Paid C. Pendleton for recording appointments (7)June 20 Paid Store acct to George King 21 Paid ditto to Adam Hardin Junr 21 Paid Cumak and King 9 months citation 7 Paid Store acct to William Hudson (11)

7 Paid Tax on Said Estate for 1819 (12) 7 Paid Lewis Mosely for crying the property (13)Aug 12 Paid Alton W. Coleman (14)Aug 12 Paid Grantton & Orrns advertisingAug 12 Sale of the real Estate (15)Aug 12 Sundries as per? Bill (16) [Subtotal] ........... $551.38 1/41819 July 10 By amt of Sales of the General property of S.C. Estate $497.82 By wt. Proceeds of 4 bales of cotton....... $151.13 648.95

Balance in favor of the Estate this 1 January 1821:. . $97.57737 - Payments from the estate

The estate of William Hardin decd.To Daniel Sanders --- Dr.1819June To 4 days cutting wheat ...........................................@ 1.....$4

3 days hauling ditto..............................................................$82 yards callaco......................................................................$12 days hauling......................................................................$51 bushel Salt...........................................................................1.621 horse collar..........................................................................1.371 pair shoes............................................................................31 pair ditto..............................................................................1.503 pair negro shoes..................................................................3.757 yards bombazett [bombazine].......................................62. .4.372 pairs childrens shoes...........................................................1.62[subtotal]..............................................................................34.25To. Hogs purchased at the sale for the use of the estate

charged to me in acct of sales.............................................................30.00acct crossed over...............................................................................$64.25

738 - payments continued from 7371820 Feb 20thAcct brot over --................................................................... 64.25To 50 lbs Sugar .......................................................@ 14.....$7.0025 lbs coffee ............................................................@30.......7.50Hauling 4 bales of cotton to Augusta 1215 Lbs..........@1.25$15.18Paid Thomas Davis for Jening 4 bales of cotton..................$13.60

20 yards cotton bagging .............................................@ .25$5Hauling 75 lbs from Augusta.................................................$5.75Subtotal..............................................................................$49.30Total: .................................................................................113.28

739 - receiptMilledgeville 7th Nov 1820Received of Mr. Daniel Sanders, four dollars, amt. in full for advertising the real estate of William Hardin, deceased, for SaleGrantt and Domed?

740 - receiptsWilliam Hardin, ded. Bot. of W. Hudson1877Dcr 12 2 Bushels Salt @ 200..........................................4.00 15 Lbs Sugar.............................................................. .......3.00 3 lb Coffee.......................................................................1.00

1878Jany 17 47 lb. Iron @7¢...................................................... 5.00 2 lb. Steel @ .25........................................... 0.62

15 lb. coffee...........................................................3.00 _ pint Rum..............................................................0.25Jany 30 20 lbs Sugar @30.................................................4.00 Knife & Whiskey....................................................1.00 Total: ............$21.87Georgia, Hancock County.Personally came before me W. Hudson deposeth and sayeth that William Hardin ded stands Justly Indebted to the firm of W. H. Ho. in the sum of twenty one dollars & 87 cents. Sworn to before me 15th Janury 1820. Wm. HudsonBenj'n Parrott J.P.741 - Store Accountaccount William Hardin Deceased.Account for $21.87Recd an order on Adam Hardin Jun from Daniel Sanders Administrator for the Estate of William Hardin Decd. for the above account if said order be escaped will be in full June 7th 1820./s/W. Hudson Ho.By J.B. Edward

742 – receipt for advertising

Mr. Danl Sanders, Adm of Wm Harden, decd.1820 April 4. To Camak & Hines - Dr. To publishing nine months citation $6.25Received payment Camak & Hinesfor. Thomas Ragland

743 – a receiptRecd of Daniel Sanders Admr. to Wm. Harden decd. one dollar & seventy six & 3/4 cents -- Tax for the year 1821.P. Wright, S.C.

744 – a receiptAugust 12th 1820Recd. of Daniel Sanders for Sarah Hardin three Dollars in full of all demand up to date.A. W. Coleman

745 – a receiptRe'd of John Hardin two dollars as administrator of the Estate of William Hardin Decd. This 10th July 1819.Lewis Moseley

746 – a receiptRecd of Daniel Sanders Admr. of Wm. Hard. Decd. his tax for 1819 amounting to one Dollar fifty eight cents. L. Owen

747 – a receipt1822 June 18. Mr Daniel Sanders of Administrator on the Estate of Wm Harding. To Jno. Van Nagan D. Sundy Goods for Mrs. G. M. Harding $14.00

Recvd __ __ by Note. Eatonton 18th March 1822. J.V. Pagens

748 – a sale1819 Decr. 31stThe Estate of William Hardon decd.To George B. King Dr. To 2 Jany............................................................................$2.50 1 Pocket knife........................................................................37 1/2 [total] ..............................................2.87 1/2GeorgiaPutnam Coy.Dep [deponent?] George B. King personally appeared before me and made oath that the above apt. is just and true, and that he has received no part

thereof. Sworn before me this 28 Janu. 1820/s/George KingJoel Hart, J.C.

749-750Georgia Putnam County. Personally appeared before me George King and after being duly sworn said the within asse. of two dollars 87 1/2 cents is just and true as it stands stated.Sworn and subscribed before me 24 June 1820.

[on same page]Received in full this 1rd of July 1820. George King

751-752Received 14th March 1820 of Daniel Sanders administrator of William Hardin Eighty five dollars for a bay mare(?) sold him for the use of said estate -- John Watson

753Received of Daniel Sanders Administrator of Wm Hardin Dced. one dollar and fifty cents for record appraisement of said decd. this 6th day of Dcer. 1819.Coleman Pendleton C.C.O.

754 – Receipt for Doctor’s BillJuly 1st 1820. Rec'd the within a/c of eighteen dollars and seventy five cents in full. J.B. Clopton

755 – a Doctor’s Bill

[Note: Epispast was a blistering plaster] [Sudorific means causing or increasing sweat] [Cinchon: an alkaloid from the Cinchona tree producing quinine, an anti-fever agent.] [Serpentaria: Virginia snakeroot, bitters. For dyspepsia, chronic gastric catarrh, and as a tonic in convalescence from acute disease, in malarial fever, and in the anorexia following it.]

Estate of William Hardin to Dr. J B Clopton1818 Dec. 13th. Visit (Negro girl)........................................................ 3.25 Pulv, alt, 100+ Epispast Serpentar 50..................... 5.50 15th. Visit 325# pulv Sudorif 50 Bath 50............................. 4.25 17th. Visit 325# Epispast 100 pulv Sudorif 50...................... 4.75 19th Visit 325# bath 50+ pil. anod 50................................ 4.25 [Total]................................... $18.75756

Georgia, Putnam County } Personally came before me James B Clopton who being duly sworn deposeth and sayeth that the above account of eighteen dollars and seventy five cents is just and true.Sworn to and subscribed before me this 14th February 1820 J.B. Clopton (signed)

Irby Hudson J.I.C

757-758Sophia Daniel vsJohn Hardin& Adam Hardin} Rec'd of Daniel Sanders One Hundred and seventy Eight Dollars of the above stated fifa25th Feby 1820 (signed) J.W. Cooper [Sheriff?]

759-760 – receipt from Adam Hardin Jr. Pay the within to Adam Hardin for Value rec'd this17th of March 1820. (signed) L N Hudson [On same page]Pay the within to Adam Hardin for value rec'd this17th March 1820 (signed) L N Hudson F C

[On same page]$48.18 3/4 Dun

[On same page]Recd. Adam Hardin Ju$48.18 3/4(no. 3)

[Written sideways]N. Hardin@tote$43.81 ¾

761-762 – Promissory Notes of William HardinOne day after date I promise to pay Lewellyn W. Hudson twenty five dollars for value rec'd 23rd January 1819 (signed) William Harden

One day after date I promise to pay Lewellyn W. Hudson Eighteen dollarsEighty one and 1/4 cents for value rec'd 23rd Jan-y 1819 (signed) William Harden

Rec'd of Daniel Sanders admr of William Harden decd forty Eight dollars 18 3/4 cents in full of the above notes 29 of April 1820 (signed) Adam Harden 763-764 – receipt for advertisingReceived of Messrs. John Harden & D. Sanders$5.00 in full for advertising lawfully in the Georgia Journal sale of the personal property of Wm. Harden deceased.Oct. 2, 1819. (signed) Camak & Hines

765 – receipt for publishing and court feesReceived of the adminr. of William Hardin dec'd Seven dollars Thirty five Cents for Citation, publishing and my fees for 17th. day 1819. (signed) Coleman Pendleton Clk.766 – sale of cottonSales of 4 bales of Cotton belonging to the estate of William Hardin in Feby 1820 2 664-Lbs at 13 ½¢......................... $89.641 288- " 10¢.................................................................. 28. 81 257- " 13................................................................... 33.41 _______ [Total].................................... $151.13767 – a receipt, settlement of Sophia Daniel claimSophia Daniel}John Hardin &} fifa ofAdam Hardin } Rec'd of Mr. Danl. Sanders Two Hundred Forty dollars nine cents which is in full of the above stated Case11th July 1820 (signed) Benj. Williamson

768 – payment to Adam Hardin Jr.William Hardin a/c with A. Hardin1819Novmb 26 - 6 yds Bustling? @ 1.57 ½.................................... 8.25 " - 1 comb .12 1/2 1 mif gutter .12 ½......................... .25Januay - 6 yds calico @ .50............................................... 3.00 " - 1 yd Blk Ribbon...................................................... .25 _______ [Total]............................... 11.75

Pd of the within Acct in fullthis 26 June 1820 (signed) Adam Hardin

[caption on same page]17755 Acct Adam Hardin Jr $11.75 (No 9)

769 – Adam Hardin Jr. statementGeorgia Putnam County} Personally appeared before me Adam Hardin Junor and after being duly sworn saith that thewritten a/c is just and that hath no other way of provingit only by his oath.

This 22th January 1820 (signed) Adam Hardin Jr(signed) Jesse Little. J.P.

770-771 – promise to pay by Sarah W. HardenOne day after date we promise to pay James Shackelford guardian of Samuel Cox Heirs - the sum of two hundred and thirty six dollars and 35 1/2/100 for Value recev'd this 27 of Dec? 1819/s/Sarah W Harden/s/Daniel Sanders

772-775 – a caption and receipt to Sarah W. Hardin[On Cover] James Shackelford vs Sarah W. Hardin & Daniel SandersMr. Sanders & Mrs. Hardin$232.35The whole amount paid is $266.59M. Cooper for J.L.H.

Recd. one Hundred dollars of the within 14th Feby 1820Received of the within twenty nine dollars & 64 cents for 16th Sept? 1822.

[sideways]Due 161.19 This 23 March 1821. Rec'd One hundred & thirty seven dollars twenty five cents __th Sept. 1821

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