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Boat(w)right Family Genealogy in America

BOATRIGHT FAMILY PRIMARY DOCUMENTS

COMPILED BY

NORMAN HURD RICKER, JR.

Georgia       :
              :
Elbert County :

    I, Bailey M. Woods,  Clerk  of  the  Inferior  Court  of: (Elbert)
County do hereby certify that William Dooley and  Patrick W. Mullen:
who have attested this power of attorney are  Justices of the Peace:
County duly commissioned and qualified and that  accorded faith and:
are due their official attestations as such-given under my hand and:
of said County at office the 25th day of November 1817.


Seal                                     Bailey M. Wods, Clk






Georgia       :
              :
Elbert County :

        I,  John  Upshaw  as  presiding  Judge  of  the  Inferior)
Court of said  County do certify that Bailey M. Woods  is  Clerk of:
Court of said  County  and  has  been  duly  commissioned  as  such:
all due faith and credit  ought  to  be  given  to his attestations:
that the foregoing is in due form of law as witnesses my hand this:
day of November 1817.


                                         John Upshaw






Bedford Clerks Office, January 26th 1818.

                            This Power of Attorney from Anney Wade &
others to Josiah Rice was certified from the County of Elbert and:
of Georgia & thereupon admitted to record.


                                  John Steptoe



Deed Book 15, Page 1098

                THIS INDENTURE made this 12th day of December Eighteen Hun:
Seventeen between Josiah Rice the same of Georgia and Elbert County acting:
as  attorney  in  fact  and  form  according  to  law  dated  Nov 25 Eight:
hdrd   and   Seventeen,   given   and   signed   by   Anny   Wade    (late:
Joshua   Wade    decd    of    Bedford    County   Virginia,   John   Wade:
Betsy    Wade   and   James   Wade,   minor   by   his   Security   Drewry:
all  of  the  State  of  Georgia  and  County  of  Elbert, heirs of Joshua:
of  Bedford  County  Virginia   of  the  one  part  and   Jacob  A.  Early:
County   of   Campbell   and    State   of    Virginia    of   the   other:
for and in consideration of the sum of  Three  Hundred  and Ninety Dollars:
Rice  whereof  this   receipt    -    I  the  sd  Rice  do  by  virtue  of:
attorney   relinquished,    Sell,   Deliver   and    Confirm  unto    said:
forever   one   certain   tract    or    parcel    of    land   containing:
and   five   acres,   more   or   less,  lying  and  being  in  the County:
and State of Va. upon the East side of Lick Run Cr Lucy Callaway  & Others:


   Remainder not readable.





Note:  Lucy Callaway may have been the wife of James Callaway who
examined Mary Boatwright when she relinquished her dower.

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