1766 Mary Chisolm abt 1766 m. Richard Easter married on Jan 7, 1788

Mary Chisolm abt 1766 m. Richard Easter married on Jan 7, 1788

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1788 Jan 7 – Marriage of Richard Easter to Mary Chisolm in Charlotte Co, Va
Name: Mary Chisolm
Spouse: Richard Easter
Marriage Date: 7 Jan 1788
Marriage Location: Charlotte County, Virginia
Dodd, Jordan. Virginia, U.S., Compiled Marriages, 1660-1800 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1997.
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1789 Jan 24 – William Chisolm’s last will and testament – Will book 2, p 24. Charlotte County, Virginia
… I William Chisholm of the County of Charlotte and State of Virginia …. do make and establish this to be my last Will & Testament …
… I give to my son William Chisolm my negro man Amos, whoe he now has in possession.
… I give to my son John Chislom’s children, Janesy, William, John, Alexander, and Andrew my negro man Jack.
… I give my daughter Margaret Davis the following negroes viz: Fann a woman, Tom a man, and Ned a man, which negroes she has now in possession.
… I give to my daughter Sarah the following negroes viz: Phillidia a woman and her increase whom she has now in possession, and Moses a man whom she is to have after the death of my wife Debrah.
… I give to my daughter Anna my negro woman Lucy the mother of my negro woman Fann, whom she is to have possession of after the death of my wife Debrah, but as the said negro is not equal in value with the portions of the rest of my children, I desire that the woman Lucy may be valued and the deficiency made up by the other legatees of this will, she is to be valued at the death of my wife.
… I give to my daughter Mary Easter 30 pounds to be laid out in buying a negro girl, which money is to be paid out of the money arising from the sale of the land sold Langston Bacon and John Petty. But if the said negro when purchased is found of less value than the portions of the other legatees of this Will I desire that she shall be made equal by the legatees of this will.
… I give to my wife Debrah during her life the following negroes, viz: Jack a man, Lucy his wife, and Nate a man and after the death of my wife its my will that the said negroes, Jack, Lucy & Nate shall be equally divided among my children, William, Margaret, Sarah, John Chisolm’s children, Jincey, William, John, Alexander, and Andrew, Anna my daughter, Mary Easter and Elizabeth Terrill.
… Lastly I do appoing my friend Edward Almond, executor of this my last Will & Testament as witness my hand & seal this 24 day of January 1789.
Signed: William Chisholm
In presence of John James, Burnley Callicott, Bartlett James.
At a court held for Charlotte County the 4 day of June 1792 this last will and testament of William Chisolm decd was presented in court and the same was proved by the oath of Burnley Callicott and Bartlett James and ordered to be recorded and Edward Almond the executor herein named renounced in open court the burthen of execution of the said will. Teste Thomas Read.
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1791 Sept 28 – Joseph Terrell fr John F Thompson, bk A, p 117. Elbert County, Georgia
… between John Farley Thompson of the one part and Joseph Terrell of the other part … in consideration of the sum of 500 pounds … confirmed unto said Joseph Terrell a certain tract or parcel of land … in the County of Elbert on the waters of Coody’s Creek containing 270 acres … bounding SW by Cosby’s land SE by Nunellee’s land and Isham Thompson’s land, NE by Walker’s land and NW by other lands …
Signed: John F. Thompson
Wit: R Easter, William Chisolm, Jas. Tait JP
Registered the 19th of Jan 1792.
https://vault.georgiaarchives.org/digital/collection/tax/id/30173/rec/2

(Note: Joseph Terrell purchases 270 acres in 1791 in Elbert County, Georgia. Witnesses to the deed include two brother-in-laws:
1) Richard Easter husband of Mary Chisolm (sister of Joseph’s wife Elizabeth Chisolm).
2) The other witness is William Chisolm – brother of both Elizabeth Chisolm Terrell and Mary Chisolm Easter.)

1792 Feb 22 – Samuel Watkins, Robert & Jesse Thompson administrators of Oliver Thompson decd, Inventory shows a negro in Va.
William Thompson, R Easter and William Chisholm appointed appraisers.
p. 58. Elbert County, Georgia  https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GR67-94P?i=433&cc=1999178&cat=1883397

1792 May 23 – Articles of Agreement between Sarah Easter, Samuel Watkins, Robert Thompson & Richard Easter. Deed Bk A, p 104. Elbert County, Georgia.
… all of Elbert County, Georgia … Sarah Easter is at this time possessed of sundry slaves and household and kitchen furniture … holds under and by firtue of the last will and testament of James Easter decd late husband of the sd Sarah … Sarah about to intermarry with a certain Edmund Brewer but being first desirous to do justice to the children of her deceased husband … doth … transfer & deliver … such slaves with their increase and household and Kitchen furniture to …above named Samuel Watkins, Robert Thompson, and Richard Easter to be held by them and their heirs … for the uses and purposes after mentioned … for the use of the said Sarah Easter for and during the term of her natural life … after her decease the said Samuel, Richard, and Robert shall pay unto Lotty Easter, Sophry Easter, and Tere Easter children of the sd James Easter the sum of 30 pounds each, the same paid to them immediately on their arriving at lawful age or at their marriage … after the death of the said Sarah … shall transfer by proper title all the right and intrest which said Sarah now has to the remaining property …by virtue of said will of James Easter decd … with all the increase to Patty Easter, now Patsy Aycock, William Thompson Easter, Booker B Easter, Tably Easter now Tably Napier, Lotty Easter, Lewis Easter, Champion Easter, Sophia Easter, and Tere Easter, children and decendants from the said James Easter decd in equal proportion to each of the above named children …
Signed: Sarah Easter, Sam Watkins, R Easter
Wit: Ben Taliaferro, Jeremiah Walker, William Thompson Sr, Farley Thompson, William Scott
(Registered 16 Oct 1792)
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1793 Jan 19 – William Chisholm fr John Thompson, bk F, p 39. Elbert County Deed and Mortgage Book F, 1799 – 1800. Georgia
… between John Tompson and Sarah his wife of Elbert County and State of Georgia of the one part and William Chisolm of the same County of the other part … in consideration of 200 pounds sterling … paid by the sd William Chislom … confirm … land situate … in the County and state afsd on the Waters of Bahums Creek containing … 200 acres … bounded N and NW by Richard Easter’s land … all other sides by William Thompson Srs land … sd land had been guaranteed to the said Chislom by patent and the said John Thompson and Sarah his wife for themselves … covenant and agree to and with the said William Chislom that the said land and premises with the appurtenances afsd …
Signed: John Thompson, Sarah Thompson
Wit: James Faut, JP. (Registered 23d July 1799)
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1793 Jan 19 – Richard Easter fr John Thompson, bk D, p 74. Elbert County, Georgia
… between John Thompson and Sarah his wife of Elbert County and State of Georgia of the one part and Richard Easter of the same County of the other part … in consideration of 200 pounds … sell and confirm … land situate …. in the County and State afsd on the watters of Butrams Creek containing … 200 acres … bounded North and NW by Thompson and Aykins land and on all other sides by Wilson Thompson Sr land …
Signed: John Thompson, Sarah Thompson
Wit: James Tait JP
Rigistered 13 July 1797.
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1793 March 13 – Richard Easter fr John F Thompson (extrs), bk D, p 75. Elbert County, Georgia
… between Farley Thompson and Lewis Thompson executors of the Last Will & Testament of John Farler Thompson deceased of Elbert County and State of Georgia of the one part and Richard Easter of the County and State afsd of the other part… in consideration of the sum of 150 pounds … confirm forever a certain tract or parcel of land situate and being in the County and State afsd on the Waters of Buttrams Creek containing… 200 acres … bounded by William Thompson Sr and Richard Easter’s lands on all sides … Signed: Farler Thompson, Lewis Thompson
Wit: R Wadkins JP
(Registered 13 July 1797)
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1794 Jan 10 – Richard Easter fr Julius Howard, bk D, p 72. Elbert County, Georgia
… between Julious Howard and Susanah Howard his wife of Elbert County and State of Georgia of one part and Richard Easter of the County and State afsd of the other part … in consideration of 125 pounds … sell to the sd Richard Easter … land lying and being in the County afsd containing 200 acres … bounded by Thomas Burton, Martin Turman, Collin Orphins, Martin Sims, and Julious Howard …
Signed: Julious Howard, Susannah Howard
Wit: Elizabeth Howard, James Tait JP
Registered 26 Jan 1797
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1794 Nov 7 – Richard Easter to Henry Jackson, bk F, p 42. Elbert County, Georgia
… between Richard Easter and Polly his wife of the one part and Henry Jackson of the other part … in consideration of 200 pounds …. acknowledge hath sold and confirmd … land situate and lying in the County of Elbert and State of Georgia on the Waters of Burtoms Creek containing … 200 acres … bounded North and NW by Thompsons and Akins land and on all other sides by William Thompson Sr land … land had been granted to said Henry Jackson by patent …
Signed: R Easter, Polley Easter
Wit: R Watkins, William Chisolm
(Registered 19th July 1799)
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(Note: William Chisolm is the brother of Richard Easter’s wife, Mary “Polly” Chisolm Easter)

1795 Oct 5 – Richard Easter fr Daniel Shaw, Deed bk C, p 140. Elbert County, Georgia
… between Daniel Shaw and Molley his wife of the County of Elbert and State of Georgia of the one part and Richard Easter the same county and state afsd of the other part … in consideration of 160 pounds … confer unto the said Richard Easter … land lying …. in the County of Elbert on Savanah River bounded by the said River on one side by Coleson’s now Popes on the South side … to Sertain Spring Branch … joining Howard’s land … part of a tract granted to Julius Howard containing 400 acres …
Signed: Daniel Shaw, Molly Shaw
Wit: R Thompson, Evan Ragland JP, Jos Martin.
https://vault.georgiaarchives.org/digital/collection/tax/id/30799/rec/4

1796 Aug 3 – Richard Easter fr John Oliver, bk C, p 143. Elbert County, Georgia
… in consideration of the sum of 60 pounds …. we do hereby acknowledge sold to Richard Easter one Lot of land with improvements in the Town of Petersburg in the Falk of Savanah and Broad Rivers being markd NW which hath on the W sid of Front Street agreeable to a plan of said Town laid off and exhibited to the purchasers by Disnysus Hives sd lot containing half an acre 44 yards on the Street and 55 yards extending outwards …
Signed: John Oliver, Francis Oliver
Wit: Ch. Cosby, Evan Ragland JP, Asa Thompson.
https://vault.georgiaarchives.org/digital/collection/tax/id/30801/rec/4

1796 August 3 – Richard Easter to John Oliver, bk D, p 45. Elbert County, Georgia
… between Richard Easter and Polly his wife of the County of Elbert and State of Georgia of the one part and John Oliver of the County and State afsd of the other part … in consideration of the sum of 85 pounds … sell unto the said John Oliver … 1/2 of that tract of land lying and being in the County afsd on Savannah River being part of a tract granted to Julious Howard containing 300 acres … bounded by land of Richard Easter (formerly belonging to David Shaw), Julious Howard, Martin Sims and Savannah River including the Mill commonly known by the name of Howards Mill (he being the original builder) …
Signed: R Easter, Mary Easter
Wit: Evan Ragland JP, Charles Scott Cosby, Asa Thompson
Registered 4th April 1797
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1797 Richard Easter to John Oliver, bk E, p 16. Elbert County, Georgia
(In Index – book missing)

1797 Jan 14 – Richard Easter to George Whitfield, bk D, p 31. Elbert County, Georgia
… we Richard Easter and Mary his wife have for and in consideration of the sum of 150 dollars …. sold unto George Whitfield one Lott in the Town of Petersburg and State afsd known in the General Plan therof by Number 32 lying on the West side of Front Street agreeable to the plan laid down and exhibited to the purchasers the Lot contining 1/2 an acre, 44 yards on the Street and atending 50 yards outwards …
Signed: R Easter, Mary Easter
Wit: James Bell JP, Joseph Berkley
(Registered 23d Jan 1797)
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1797 Jan 14 – Richard Easter to Littleberry Wilson, bk D p 31. Elbert County, Georgia
… we Richard Easter and Mary his wife have for and in consideration of the sum of 100 dollars … acknowledge sold unto Littlebury & Whitfield Wilson one Lot in the Town of Petersburg and State afsd known in the General Plan thereof by Number 34 lying on the West side of Front Street … containing 1/2 an acres 44 yards on the Street and extending 55 yards outwards …
Signed: R Easter, Mary Easter
Wit: James Bell JP, Joseph Berkley
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSKJ-1354-C?i=32&cat=237500

1798 Richard Easter to William Goode, bk E, p 42. Elbert County, Georgia
(In Index – book missing)

1799 Richard Easter fr William Thompson Sr, bk E, p 127. Elbert County, Georgia
(In Index – book missing)

1799 Jan 16 – Richard Easter to William B Brewer, bk F, p 184. Elbert County, Georgia
… between Richard Easter and Polly his wife of the one part and William B Brewer of the other part and all of the County of Elbert and State of Georgia … in consideration of 500 dollars … sell unto the said William B Brewer … land in the County of Elbert and State of Georgia on the waters of Butroms Creek containing 257 acres … plat of said land drawn by William Oliver and bounded by lands of William Thompson Sr, Cornelius Sale, Peggy Davis and Henry Jackson.
Signed: Richard Easter, Mary Easter
Wit: LeRoy Pope JP
Registered 15 Nov 1800
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1800 March 8 – Richard Easter fr Leroy Pope, bk F, p 162. Elbert County, Georgia
… between LeRoy Pope and Judith his wife of Petersburg in the State of Georgia on the one part and Richard Easter of the town and State afsd of the other part … in consideration of … 1500 dollars … sell unto the said Richard Easter 43 parts of a Lot containing 43 parts of a half acre in the Town of Petersburg afsd lying on the East side of Front Street and extending 55 yards outwards and 43 yards on the street beginning at Lot No. 27 and running South course 43 yards untill it joins lot No 23 known by the number 25 …
Signed: LeRoy Pope, Judith Pope
Wit: William Patterson, Robert Thompson JP
Registered 18 Aug 1800
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1802 Apr 26 – Richard Easter and Polly his wife to Memorable Walker, bk G, p 155. Elbert County, Georgia
… between Richard Easter and Polly his wife on the one part and Memorable Walker on the other part & all of the County Elbert and State of Georgia … in consideration of 1500 dollars … sell unto the said Memorable Walker .. land … in the County of Elbert and State of Georgia situated on Butrams Creek and adjoining lands of Mathew J Williams, William Thompson & Evan Ragland, containing by estimation 280 acres … part of a tract granted to Nathan Barnett … on the 12 day of July 1787 …
Signed: R Easter, Polly Easter
Wit: O Whyte, R. Thompson JP
(Registered 5 May 1802)
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1808 Apr 20 – Elbert County, Georgia – Pursuant to direction from Robert Kennedy Esqr I have laid out unto William Chisalm who resides in this state 200 acres of land on the waters of Cold Water Creek … (adjacent to Richard Easter’s land). Surveyed this 20 day of April 1808. Signed: John Callet, DS. John Gets, Nathan ..umtree- chain carriers.
Headright and loose lottery plats, Adams, Samuel, 1772-1909. Elbert County, Georgia.
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1809 Richard Easter fr Champion Easter?, bk U, p 71. Elbert County, Georgia
(In Index – book missing)

1810 May 13 – Marriages – William Chisholm Jr and Elizabeth L Easter, 13 May 1810. p. 274. Elbert County, Georgia

1814 March 23 – Will of Richard Easter, dated 23 March 1814 – probated 4 July 1814. Elbert County, Georgia
Legatees:
… wife Mary Easter, a horse and chair, a home such as she desired.
… son John C Easter, a slave Abram; and he is to be sole executor.
… I give to the heirs that are or may be born of my daughter Elizabeth L Chisholm, to her and her heirs that are or may be, slaves Mary & Zadoc, bed and furniture, etc, already delivered to them.
… son Richard J Easter, a slave Simeon, bed and furniture.
… son William F Easter, a slave, Henry, bed and furniture.
… my will that my negroe woman Sally be emancipated on the 15 day of October next provied that such emancipation shall not affect my claim to her offspring previous to that date.
… I give to my granddaughter Maryann E Easter the child that has been or may be born of the above mentioned negroe woman Sally between the 21 of this Inst and the 15th of October next.
… If is my will that all real or personal estate to me belonging not herein before disposed of be sold and the money arising from the sale thereof with all monies that may be collected from bonds notes or accounts due me be applied to the payment of my just debts and the carrying into effect my first bequest in this my last will and testament.
… whereas the above distribution of my estate does not make the shares of my sons Richard J Easter and William F Easter equal to the shares of my son John C Easter and the heirs of my daughter Elizabeth L Chisolm, it is therefore my will that at the decease of my wife Mary Easter that so much of the property herein before willed to her for her natural life, as will make the shares of the said Richard J Easter and William F Easter equal to the shares of John C Easter and the heirs of Elizabeth L Chisolm be delivered to them.
… and the balance of said property with its increase to be equally divided between John C Easter the heirs of Elizabeth L Chisolm, Richard J Easter, and William F Easter.
… Lastly, I hereby appoint John C Easter sole executor of this my last will and Testament …
Signed: R Easter
Wit: Wiley Thompson and Britton Capel.
Probated July 4, 1814. in court by Wiley Thompson and Britton Capel …
Will Book K 1812-1816. p. 101. Elbert County, Georgia
Georgia, Elbert County, Wills; Author: Georgia. Court of Ordinary (Elbert County); Probate Place: Elbert, Georgia
Will Records, Will Book, 1812-1816
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1814-1820 – Richard Easter decd’s loose papers in Estate
– 1820 Sept Term – Elbert County, Georgia – It appearing to the Court that at July term 1820 a rule … issued …. then acting at the instance of William Chisolm calling on John C Easter executor of the last will and testament of Richard Easter decd to be and appear at the next term of said court to shew cause why he should not be compeled to give bond with approved county for the faithful performance of the trust … by said will or why letters of amounts … should not be granted to another person as would have been entitled …(First image in packet)
– 1820 Nov Term – Elbert County, Georgia – On motion of William Chisolm guardian for his children who are legatees in the will of Richard Easter decd stating that John C Easter exr of said will is in insolvent circumstances and that the estate of said decd is likely to be wasted by the improper conduct of said executor – he having removed the same from this county and removed the same from this county and endeavored to sell the negroes given by the will to the wards of the said William Chisolm. – It is ordered that the said John C Easter appear at the next term of this Court then to shew cause why he should not be compelled to give bond with approved security for the faithful performance of the truse reposed in him by the said will or why letters of administration with the will annexed should not be granted to such person as would have been entitled thereto if no such executor had been appointed and that a copy of this rule be served on the said John C Easter at least 20 days before the setting of said court.
Georgia, Elbert County, Estate Records; Author: Georgia. Inferior Court (Elbert County); Probate Place: Elbert, Georgia
Estates, Easter, Champion-Eaves, Minnie Adams
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1814 Oct 3 – Richard Easter decd’s Inventory. p 120-121. Elbert County, Georgia
(Itemization of personal property – Total: $266.18 and 3/4).
Signed: Wy Thompson, Beverly Allen, Samuel McGehee.
Georgia, Elbert County, Wills; Author: Georgia. Court of Ordinary (Elbert County); Probate Place: Elbert, Georgia
Will Records, Will Book, 1812-1816
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1814 Nov 7 – Richard Easter decd’s Sale. p. 134-136. Elbert County, Georgia
(Total amt of sale: $380.81 and 1/4)
Signed: John C Easter
Georgia, Elbert County, Wills; Author: Georgia. Court of Ordinary (Elbert County); Probate Place: Elbert, Georgia
Will Records, Will Book, 1812-1816
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1816 Feb 8 – William C Davis & Christopher Clarke division, bk P, p 177. Elbert County, Georgia
… between William C Davis son and coheir of William Davis late of the State of Virginia decd and Margaret Davis widow and relect of the said William Davis late of the State of Georgia deceased of the one part and Christopher Clarke in right of his wife Rebeckah the daughter and coheir of the said William Davis and Margaret his widow of the other part … the said William Davis was at the time of his death possessed of sundry negro slaves and other goods and chattles all which came into the hands and possession of the said Margaret Davis his widow and relict and whereas the said Margaret Davis hath lately departed this life intestate leaving the said William C Davis and Christopher Clarke coheirs and distributees of the estates of the said William Davis and Margaret his widow consisting of sundry negro slaves etc, and whereas the said William C Davis and Christopher CLarke have already made a division of the said estates between them and whereas the said William C Davis and Christopher Clarke have duly considered of all the said premises and of the nature, condition circumstances and value of the same, and are fully convinced and satisfied therewith … Now this indenture …. that the said William C Davis and Christopher Clarke for themselves and their heirs have mutually agreeed to make a partition of the estates of the said William Davis and Margaret Davis his widow and relict in the following manner (that is to say) the said Christopher Clarke shall have and enjoy out of the said estates the following negro slaves (towit) one negro woman named Fanney, one negro man named Lewis, one negro woman named Beck, one negro woman named Peggy, one negro woman named Suckey, one negro girl named Fanney, on negro boy named Asbary, and one negro man named Ned, and one negro woman named Siller and the increase of the said negro woman Siller, the said negro man Ned and negro woman Siller being delivered by the said Margaret Davis to the said Christopher Clarke at or soon after his intermarriage with the said Rebeckah Davis, to be held and enjoyed by the said Christopher Clarke and his heirs forever.
In consideration of the part and shear of the estates which is hereinafter mentioned and set apart for the said William C Davis (that is to say) the said William C Davis shall have and enjoy …. the followin negro slaves (towit) one negro woman named Philida, one negro man named Ned, one negro woman named Mariah, one negro girl named Eliza, one negro girl named Salley, one negro boy named Paul, one negro boy named Joshua, one negro boy named James, and one negro boy named Dave …. together with the household and kitchen furnigure of the said Margaret Davis as also all the stock of horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, and all other personal estate belonging to the said Margaret Davis at the time of her death … to be held by him the said William C Davis. …
Signed: William C Davis, Christopher Clark
Wit: Nimrod Hendrick, Samuel Clark, Dionysious Oliver JP.
(Recorded 20th February 1816)
https://vault.georgiaarchives.org/digital/collection/tax/id/29981/rec/17  (Note: The mother, Margaret Davis, is the daughter of William Chisholm who died in Charlotte Co, Va in 1789 – she was living in Elbert County, Georgia with here sisters Mary Easter, Elizabeth Terrell, her brother William Chisholm, and her dec’d brother John Chisholm’s children – all in Elbert County, Georgia living near and adjacent to eachother)

1816 July 1 – Richard Easter decd’s Estate Return. p. 293-294. Elbert County, Georgia
(various payments and receipts as administering estate)
Signed: John C Easter, extr.
Georgia, Elbert County, Wills; Author: Georgia. Court of Ordinary (Elbert County); Probate Place: Elbert, Georgia
Will Records, Will Book, 1812-1816
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1817 Richard Easter extrs to John Banon, bk I (or J or Q), p 15. Elbert County, Georgia

1820 July 12 – Richard Easter decd, estate returns p. 387-390. Will Book 1816-1821. Elbert County, Georgia
1819 … pd William Chisolm & Co as per receipt no. 25 – 120.87.
1817 Apr 26 – Recd Elberton 26th April of John C Easter exr of Richard Easter decd 106 dollars 37 cents in full of principle also 14 dollars and 50 cents cost in full of the case John Chisolm v. William Chisolm & John C Easter extrs of Richard Easter decd which is receipted on the execution. Joshua Clark
1817 Apr 25 – Recd Elberton 25 April 1817 of John C Easter exr of Richard Easter Decd 15 dollars as a fee for attending in the case … Grinwell & Minton etal vs William Chisolm & Co in a sheriff report.
(NOTE: Many other entries – I just included Chisolm entries above)
John C Easter exr personally appeared and under oath made the return on the 12th of July 1820.
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