the amount of gold and
silver on hand at the death of Elizabeth Hattaway 59.45
$581.28
Georgia, Campbell County. Before the undersigned personally came James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway, deceased, who being duly sworn says that the above and foregoing sale bill of personal property and rent, cotton supplies, etc. are true as stands stated.
James E. Worthan
Sworn to and subscribed before me this November 21st, 1884.
R.C. Beavers, Ordinary
Sale Bill of Lands belonging to the Estate of Lacy Hattaway, deceased
Sold on the first Tuesday in November, 1884 as follows to wit:
52 acres of land lot no. 14 in 7th district by W. L. Hattaway at 355.00
40 acres of land lot no. 13 in 7th district by W. L. Hattaway at 200.00
38 acres of land lot no. 12 in 7th district by Emanuel Hattaway at 335.00
40 acres of land lot no. 4 in 7th district by W. L. Hattaway at 485.00
$1375.00
Georgia, Campbell County. Before the undersigned personally came James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway, deceased, who under oath says that the above return of sale of lands is just and true as it stands stated.
James E. Worthan
Sworn to and subscribed before me this February 19, 1885.
R. C. Beavers, Ordinary
Filed in office and recorded in Book "K", page 348, February 19, 1885.
R. C. Beavers, Ordinary
Return Number 1st of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway, deceased, made this day of April 1885.
Received as per sale bill personal property
sold on 8th day Oct. 1884 $293.74
Received on sale of cotton for rent year 1884
on 7 bales as per cotton bills no. 1,2,3,4 $224.50
One half of same is W. Boggs the renter $147.25
Received of W. Boggs for rations furnished him
in 1884 making crop $113.09
Received amount of cash on hand at the death
of Elizabeth Hattaway, widow of deceased $ 59.45
Received on David Hattaway's note, principal and interest $108.00
Received on Mary Teal's 1st note, principal and interest $ 55.46
Received on Mary Teal's 2nd note, principal and interest $106.00
Received as per sale bill of the lands
sold the 1st Tuesday, Nov. 1884 for $1375.00 $2255.99
Amount paid out
June 2, 1884 Paid R. C. Beavers, Ordinary as per voucher no. 1 10.77
Oct. 17, 1884 Paid Dr. G. T. Camp as per voucher no, 2 63.50
Oct. 18, 1884 Paid W. W. Floyd as per voucher no. 3 18.66
Nov. 4, 1884 Paid Samuel R. Freeman as per voucher no. 4 5.70
Nov. 14, 1884 Paid Dr. J. T. Davenport as per voucher no. 5 83.50
Jan. 13, 1885 Paid William Boggs as per voucher no. 6 3.50
Jan. 13, 1885 Paid J. H. Luck, T. C. as per voucher no. 7 13.74
Jan. 13, 1885 Paid E. Hattaway on amount over paid on settlement
on amount placed in his hands by widow of deceased
as per voucher no. 8 2.58
(131.95)
2124.04
April 22, 1885 Paid Emanuel Hattaway as per voucher no. 9 41.35
April 22, 1885 Paid A. Bullard as per voucher no. 10 1.50
April 22, 1885 Paid W. G. Roberts for clerking at sale of personalty .50
April 22, 1885 Paid R. C. Beavers, Ordinary as per voucher no.11 24.15
Commission on receiving $2,255.99 @ 2 1/2% 56.39
Commission on paying $199.45 @ 2 1/2% 4.98
(128.89)
1995.17
Amount paid to heirs
May 16, 1885 Paid Nancy A. E. Carden as per voucher no. 12 19.70
March 4, 1885 Paid J. R. Teal as per voucher no. 13 19.65
March 5, 1885 Paid Keturah F. Ivey as per voucher no. 14 19.65
March 5, 1885 Paid Melissa A. Cook as per voucher no. 15 19.65
June 1, 1885 Paid L. N. B. Cook, natural guardian
as per voucher no. 16 255.20
March 10, 1885 Paid Mary Teal as per voucher no. 17 299.90
March 10, 1885 Paid Emanuel Hattaway as per voucher no. 18 299.90
March 10, 1885 Paid Walter Hattaway for Elizabeth Vaughn
as per voucher no. 19 87.40
March 10, 1885 Paid Walter Hattaway for self as per voucher no.20 512.40
March 10, 1885 Paid David Hattaway as per voucher no. 21 299.90
March 10, 1885 Paid L. Cook as per voucher no. 22 42.50
March 10, 1885 Paid Pernina Carter as per voucher no. 23 69.00
(1944.85)
50.32
Commission on paying over $1944.85 @ 2 1/2 % 48.62
1.70
Personally comes James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased, who being duly sworn said that the above and foregoing return is just and true as stated.
James E. Worthan
Sworn to and subscribed before me this July 6th, 1885.
R. C. Beavers, Ordinary
Filed in office on the 6th day of July 1885.
R. C. Beavers, Ordinary
Examined and found correct, ordered to be recorded August 3rd, 1885.
R. C. Beavers, Ordinary
Recorded in Book K, pages 348 & 349.
R. C. Beavers, Ordinary
go to page 406
Continued from Page 349
Voucher of final return of James E. Worthan, administrator of L. Hattaway:
Voucher 1. James E. Worthan, administrator of L. Hattaway
to R. C. Beavers, Ordinary
April 24, 1884 To entering petition and rule nisi 1.50
To citation issue 1.25
To editors fee for citation 3.52
June 2, 1884 To regular letters and recording 2.00
To regular bond and recording 1.00
To warrant and order 1.00
To rule absolute .50
10.77
Received of James E. Worthan, administrator, ten and 77/100 dollars in full of the above costs this June 2nd, 1884.
R. C. Beavers, Ordinary
Voucher 2. Elizabeth Hataway, G. T. Camp M.D.
February 25, 1882 To visit to self and medicine 3.00
February 28, 1882 To visit to self and medicine (3.00)
and 27th visit to self and medicine (3.00) 6.00
March 1, 1882 To visit to self and medicine (3.00)
and 3rd visit to self and medicine (3.00) 6.00
March, 5, 1882 To visit to self and medicine (3.00)
and 7th visit to self and medicine (3.00) 6.00
March 16, 1882 4 oz. bot & spts notes .50
Oct. 28, 1882 Visit to self and medicine 3.00 24.50
March 18, 1883 To visit to self and medicine 3.00
March 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, & 26 Visits to self and medicine
each visit 3.00 18.00 27.00
March 1884 19th & 20th visits to self and medicine
each visit 3.00 6.00
April 6, 7, 8, 9, 1884 Visits to self and medicine
each visit 3.00 12.00 18.00
63.50
Georgia, Campbell County. Personally appeared Dr. G. T. Camp before me an acting notary public in and for said county who being duly sworn deposes and says that the within account is just and true as it stands stated and is unpaid.
G. T. Camp, M.D.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Oct. 9th, 1884
James D. Goodman, C.N.P.
Received of James E. Worthan, administrator on the estate of Lacy Hattaway, deceased, sixty three and 50/100 dollars in full of the within account this Oct. 17th, 1884.
G. T. Camp, M.D.
Voucher 3. Mrs. Elizabeth Hattaway bought of W. W. Floyd.
Jan. 30, 1884 8 ----------- 22.03
Feb. 6, 1884 4 -------- 15.30
37.33
Personally came before me W. W. Floyd, who on oath says that the above account is just and true Oct. 18th, 1884.
W. W. Floyd
C. T. Leyndon, N.P. and Ex Officio J.P.
Received on the within account thirty seven and 33/100 dollars from James E. Worthan administrator on the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Hattaway, deceased, this Oct. 18th, 1884.
W. W. Floyd
Voucher 4. Fairburn, GA, Nov. 4th, 1884. Received from James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway, deceased, five and 70/100 dollars for advertising sale of lands of said deceased.
Samuel R. Freeman
Publisher news letter
Voucher 5. Mrs. Elizabeth Hattaway to Dr. J. T. Davenport.
Aug 24, 1883 To visit and medicine (1.50)
and 26th visit and medicine (1.00) 2.50
Aug. 26, 1883 To visit and medicine (1.00)
and 27th visit and medicine (1.50) 2.50
April 11, 1884 To mileage ------ 2.50
To blister 1.00
April 12, 1884 To mileage visitation (2.50)
and 13th mileage visitation (2.50) 5.00
13.50
Georgia, Campbell County. Before me, J. D. Goodman, notary public for said county, personally comes J. T. Davenport who being duly sworn says that the within account is just and true as it stands stated.
J. T. Davenport
Sworn to and subscribed before me
November 4th, 1884
J. D. Goodman, N.P.
Received of James E. Worthan administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased thirteen and 50/100 dollars for medical attention to Mrs. Elizabeth Hattaway, Nov. 14th, 1884.
J. T. Davenport, M.D.
Voucher 6. Mrs. Elizabeth Hattaway to William Boggs
To work done in Dec. 1883 on house 3.50
State of Alabama, Cleburne County. Personally appeared before me W. T. Smith, Justice of the Peace in and for said county, William Boggs, who being duly sworn deposes and says that the above account has been fully settled by J. E. Worthan about November last 1884.
William Boggs
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13th day of January 1885.
W. T. Smith, J.P.
Voucher 7. Office of Tax Collector, Campbell County, GA.
Received of Elizabeth Hattaway, thirteen dollars and 74 cents for state and county tax, including wild lands for the year 1884.
13.74
Jas. H. Luck, Tax Collector
Voucher 8. Amount of two dollars and fifty eight cents paid to Emanuel Hattaway as per statement filed under oath of said Emanuel Hattaway, April 6, 1885.
Signed by Emanuel Hattaway (his mark)
Voucher 9. James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased, to Emanuel Hattaway
1884 To hauling cotton to market and gin 5.00
1885 To fixing graves of deceased's widow and headboard
of both graves 25.00
The fixing of graves was let out at $30.00 but an order was granted
for $25.00 so I have had them fixed as above.
To ginning cotton and bagging and ---for the cotton 11.35
41.35
Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased, forty one and 35/100 dollars in full of the above account this April 22nd, 1885.
Emanuel Hattaway (his mark)
Voucher 10. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased, one dollar and fifty cents for crying sale of personal property, April 22nd, 1885.
A. Bullard
Voucher 11. Georgia, Campbell County. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased, the sum of twenty four dollars and fifteen cents for the expenses due in ordinary office for recording inventory sale bills, final return vouchers, of said estate for dismission and letter of dismission this April 22nd, 1883.
R. C. Beavers, Ordinary
Voucher 12. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased, this 16th day of May 1885, the sum of nineteen and 70/100 ($19.70) dollars in cash on final settlement in full of all my claims as heir of Elizabeth Hattaway, wife of Lacy Hattaway, my grandfather and grandmother, against him as administrator of Lacy Hattaway.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal.
Nancy A. E. Carden
In presence of
Peterson G. Moore, J.P.
Voucher 13. Georgia, Campbell County. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased, this 4th of March 1885, the sum of nineteen and 65/100 dollars in cash on final settlement of all my claims as heir at law of Elizabeth Hattaway, wife of Lacy Hattaway, my grandfather and grandmother, against him as administrator of Lacy Hattaway.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal.
J. R. Teal
In presence of
R. C. Beavers, Ordinary
J. E. Cantrell
Voucher 14. Georgia, Campbell County. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased, this 5th of March 1885, the sum of nineteen and 65/100 ($19.65) dollars in cash on final settlement of all my claims as heir at law of Elizabeth Hattaway, wife of Lacy Hattaway, my grandfather and grandmother, against him as administrator of Lacy Hattaway.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal.
Keturah F. Ivey
In presence of
W, P. Davis, N.P. and Ex Officio J.P.
Voucher 15. Georgia, Campbell County. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased, this 5th of March 1885, the sum of $19.65/100 dollars in cash on final settlement of all my claims as heir at law of Elizabeth Hattaway, wife of Lacy Hattaway, my grandfather and grandmother, against him as administrator of Lacy Hattaway.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal.
Melissa A. Cook
In presence of
W, P. Davis, N.P. and Ex Officio J.P.
Voucher 16. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway, the sum of two hundred and fifty five and 20/100 dollars in cash on final settlement in full of all my claims as natural guardian of my four minor children to wit: Oscar H. Cook, Seteria Cook, Magnollia Cook, and Dessa Beatrice Cook, as heirs of Lacy Hattaway (their grandfather), against him as administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal as guardian aforesaid this June 1st, 1885.
L. N. B. Cook
guardian for
Oscar H. Cook, Seteria Cook,
Magnolia Cook, and Dessa Beatrice Cook
In presence of
R. C. Beavers, Ordinary
Voucher 17. Georgia, Campbell County. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased, this March 10th, 1885 the sum of $299.90 dollars in cash on final settlement in full of all my claims as heir at law of Elizabeth Hattaway and Lacy Hattaway, my mother and father, against him as administrator of Lacy Hattaway.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal.
Mary Teal (her mark)
In presence of
W, T. Smith, J.P.
Voucher 18. Georgia, Campbell County. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased the sum of two hundred and ninety nine dollars and ninety cents in cash on final settlement in full of all my claims as heir of Lacy Hattaway (my father) and also my share of Elizabeth Hattaway's estate (my mother), against him as administrator of Lacy Hattaway.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal this April 6th, 1885.
Emanuel Hattaway (his mark)
In presence of
R. C. Beavers, Ordinary
Voucher 19. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased this March 10th, 1885, the sum of $87.40/100 dollars in cash on final settlement of all my claims as heir at law of Elizabeth Hattaway and Lacy Hattaway, my mother and father, against him as administrator of Lacy Hattaway.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal.
Elizabeth Vaughn and
Walter Hattaway
In presence of
Jas. M. Hopkins, J.P.
Voucher 20. Georgia, Campbell County. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased this March the 10th 1885, the sum of $512.40/100 dollars in cash on final settlement of all my claims as heir at law of Elizabeth Hattaway and Lacy Hattaway, my mother and father, against him as administrator of Lacy Hattaway.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal.
Walter Hattaway
In presence of
Jas. M. Hopkins, J.P.
Voucher 21. Georgia, Campbell County. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased this March the 10th 1885, the sum of $299.90/100 dollars in cash on final settlement of all my claims as heir at law of Elizabeth Hattaway and Lacy Hattaway, my mother and father, against him as administrator of Lacy Hattaway.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal.
David Hattaway (his mark)
In presence of
Jas. M. Hopkins, J.P.
Voucher 22. Georgia, Campbell County. Received of James E. Worthan, administrator of Lacy Hattaway deceased this March the 10th 1885, the sum of $42.50/100 dollars in cash on final settlement of all my claims as heir at law of Elizabeth Hattaway and Lacy Hattaway, my mother-in-law and father-in-law, against him as administrator of Lacy Hattaway.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal.
L. Cook
In presence of
Jas. M. Hopkins, J.P.
Voucher 23. Received of J. E. Worthan, administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Hattaway deceased forty two dollars and 50/100 cents in full of my whole entire part of her estate this 26th day 1884.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and seal.
Perniney Carter (her mark)
Witness H. B. Roberts
Cotton Bills
Cotton Bill (1). Palmetto, GA, Sept. 25th, 1884.
Bullard and Holleman, Bought of Lacy Hattaway estate,
1 bale cotton, no. 16 weight 451 lbs., at 9.42 1.2 cents 42.50
Received payment / Paid
Cotton Bill (2). Fairburn, GA, Oct. 1, 1884.
Cotton buyer and dealer in general merchandise.
Bought of Lacy Hattaway estate.
1 bale cotton, no. 86 weight 490 lbs., at 9 1/8 cents 44.71
Paid by Danforth
Cotton Bill (3). Palmetto, GA, Oct. 18th, 1884.
Bullard and Holleman, Bought of Lacy Hattaway estate,
3 bales cotton, no. 87, weight 450 & 475 & 442 lbs. (1367 total),
at 8 13/16 cents 120.46
Received payment / Paid
Cotton Bill (4). Fairburn, GA, Nov. 13th, 1884.
W. A. McCurry, cotton buyer and deal in general merchandise.
Bought of estate of Lacy Hattaway.
2 bales cotton, weighing 450 & 464 lbs. (914 total),
at 9 1/2 86.83
Paid
-incomplete: very difficult to read
Notes on the Estate of Lacy and Elizabeth Hattaway
The names of known or potential relatives have been placed in bold print. The estate is referred to as the estate of "Lacy Hattaway, deceased" although Lacy Hattaway died in 1868, his widow Elizabeth Teal Hattaway died some sixteen years later in 1884.
1. James E. Worthan, the administrator of the estate, was the husband of Lacy and Elizabeth's granddaughter, Mary Ann Elizabeth Teal, who was the daughter of Mary Hattaway and Jesse Teal. James Worthan may have also been related to Elizabeth Teal Hattaway; his mother was Malinda Delilah Teal, who married Duncan Worthan in Campbell Co., GA in 1844.
2. J. C. Northcutt and / or J. E. Northcutt may be one and the same person. Their relation to this family is not known. Lacy and Elizabeth's son-in-law, Meshack Teal, was the last person hanged in Campbell County, GA, in 1856 for the shooting of a Mr. Northcutt.
3. David Hattaway, also listed as D. Hattaway, was Lacy and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway's son.
4. L. Cook was Luther Napoleon Bonaparte Cook, the widower of Lacy and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway's youngest daughter, Eliza Ann Hattaway Cook. "Bud" and Eliza married in Campbell Co., GA in 1869, but Eliza died in 1877 as a result of childbirth.
5. Mary Teal, was Lacy and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway's daughter. Mary Hattaway married Jesse Teal in Campbell Co., GA in 1844.
6. James Teal. Most likely James Dillard Teal who was the son of M. Emanuel Teal and Margarette McKivins. He was a great grandson of Revolutionary War soldier, Emanuel Teal Jr., by his son George Washington "Wash" Teal. In addition, Wash Teal married Sarah Little who was the daughter of Isaac Little and Delilah Teal, who married in Pitt Co., NC on May 2, 1794.
7. M. C. Teal was Lacy and Elizabeth's Teal Hattaway's grandson-in-law. Matthew Comar Teal married Louisa Hattaway in Campbell Co., GA in 1872. Louisa was the oldest daughter of Emanuel and Amanda Mapp Hattaway. Note: Matthew Comar Teal was the brother of James Dillard Teal.
8. Thomas Pate. No known relation to Eliza Pate Hattaway, who was Lacy and Elizabeth Hattaway's daughter-in-law. Eliza Pate Hattaway was the daughter of Henderson Pate and Sarah Ann C. Lane. It is not known if Thomas might have been Henderson Pate's first name.
9. Mary Hattaway was Lacy and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway's daughter-in-law. Mary Cash married David Hattaway in Campbell Co., GA in 1856.
10. Tomey Teal. There is no known relation between Thomas Teal and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway or Matthew Comar Teal. Most likely, Tomey Teal was Lacy and Elizabeth's grandson-in-law. A Thomas A. Teal married Frances L. Teal in Campbell Co., GA in 1872. Francis was the second daughter of Mary Hattaway and Jesse Teal.
11. Margarette Teal had no known relation to Elizabeth Teal Hattaway other than being the mother of Matthew Comar Teal who married Elizabeth's granddaughter, Louisa Hattaway. Margarette McKivins, who married M. Emanuel Teal in Campbell Co., GA in 1844, was also the mother of James Dillard Teal. Her aunt Mary McKivins was married to a Thomas Teal. The Rapes listed as purchasing items of Lacy and Elizabeth's estate were also related to McKivins and Teals.
12. L. Hattaway was Lacy and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway's oldest grandson, Lacy L. Hattaway was the oldest son of Emanuel and Amanda Mapp Hattaway. He died of disease in 1886.
13. L. Teal was Lacy and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway's granddaughter. Louisa Hattaway was the oldest child of Emanuel and Amanda Mapp Hattaway. Lou married Matthew Comar Teal in Campbell Co., GA in 18---.
14. Pernina Carter, also listed as P. Carter. Pernina Teal married Joseph Carter in Campbell Co., GA in 1841. She is also listed under "distributions made to heirs" and is the only person whose voucher does not list her specific relation. It does list that she is related to Elizabeth Teal Hattaway, but does not list that she is related to Lacy Hattaway. Because of this and the amount she received, she may have been a sister or half sister to Elizabeth.
15. Emanuel Hattaway, also listed as E. Hattaway, was Lacy and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway's son.
16. Walter Hattaway was Lacy and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway's youngest son.
17. Preston Miller. Although not officially related to the Hattaway family at this time (1884), three of Preston Miller's daughters would married grandsons of Lacy and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway. Nellie Miller married Oscar Cook, Nora Miller married Joe Wheeler Hattaway, and Bertha Miller married Lacy Lane Hattaway.
18. Eliza Hattaway was Lacy and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway's daughter-in-law. Eliza Susan Pate married Walter Hattaway in Coweta Co., GA in 1872.
19. Amanda Hattaway, also listed as Mandy Hattaway, was Lacy and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway's daughter-in-law. Amanda Jane Mapp married Emanuel Hattaway in Campbell Co., GA in 1856.
20. Martha Garrett was Martha Cash, wife of Lemuel Garrett, and a sister to Mary Cash Hattaway. Martha Garrett died 6 weeks before her sister and is buried next to Mary Cash Hattaway at Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery.
Distribution of the estate amongst the heirs:
Approximately 5% ($78.65) was received by descendents of Naomi Hattaway and Meshack Teal. It appears that Naomi died before her mother, Elizabeth Teal Hattaway. Because her sister, Eliza Cook, who also pre-deceased their mother, heirs received her full portion, it may be that Lacy and Elizabeth Teal Hattaway advanced Naomi some money to relocate after her husband, Meshack Teal, was hanged in Campbell Co., GA in 1856.
Naomi and Meshack's oldest daughter, Nancy Ann Elizabeth Teal, who married John Milner Carden, received the most, $19.70.
Her younger siblings each received $19.65. J. R. Teal was John R. Teal, born about 1850; Keturah F. Ivey, was Katurah Teal, who married William Ivey in 1868; Malissa A. Cook was Malissa Teal, who married Thomas Cook.
Approximately 15% ($255.20+$42.50) was received by Luther Cook as guardian for his minor children by Eliza Hattaway: Oscar, Seteria, Magnolia, and Odessa Cook. This total of $297.70 was slightly less than Eliza Cook's older brothers and sisters.
15% ($299.90) was received by Mary Hattaway Teal.
15% ($299.90) was received by Emanuel Hattaway.
Approximately 5% ($87.40) was received by Walter Hattaway for his sister, Elizabeth Vaughn. Since Walter's percentage was larger than any of his brothers or sisters, he might have bought out part of his sister's inheritance. Elizabeth Hattaway married first to William Mapp, who died at the end of the Civil War or shortly afterward. She remarried to a Mr. Vaughn between 1870 and 1884 and moved. She may have been living in Van Zandt Co., TX in 1884-1885.
25% ($512.40) was received by Walter Hattaway.
15% ($299.90) was received by David Hattaway.
3% ($42.50) was received by Pernina Teal Carter
It is not known if the Rapes (H.C. and R.D.) listed were related, but George Rape had married Mary Ann Teal in Henry Co., GA on Feb. 21, 1853.
1850 Census of Campbell Co., GA, dwelling ͝:
Boggs, William, age 16, farmer, born in GA
Mary Ann, age 15, born in GA
Charlotte, age 12, born in GA
Elen J., age 10, born in GA
Josephine, age 5, born in GA
Martha V., age 3, born in GA
William Boggs was living in Cleburne Co., AL at the time of the estate - as were several of Elizabeth Teal Hattaway's grandchildren.
