Deborah Dooley Probate Claim
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Deborah Dooley Probate Claim
Submitted
by Sherry Butler Clayton
(Dooley Researcher)
sillymoo55@bellsouth.net
Taken from Records at the Georgia Archives.
State
of Georgia }
Franklin County }
this day personally Appeared Deborah Dooly Relic of Henry Dooley (Lately
Killed by the Cherokee Indians) and Made Oath on the Holy Evangelist
of This Almighty God that in the Year one thousand seven Hundred and
Eighty Eight in the county aforesaid she the said Deborah Lost the
following Property stolen and taken A Way by the Cherokee Indians
To Wit one Brown Horse thirteen Hands three inches High Well formed
Also one Bay horse thirteen Hands and one half high six Years old
Also one sorrel Mare fourteen Hands High five Years old Also one
Black Mare thirteen Hands and a half high Seven Years old Also two
Cows killed
Sworn to this 15th of September 1795
Deborah Dooley
Test
Mofses Payne J.P.
> Comes forward (can't read) William Taylor of said County and
Made oath on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God that all the property
sworn to by Deborah Dooley is Just and true to His Knowledge, excepting
the Black mare And no Doubt in his mind With Respect to him
> Sworn to this 15th Sep 1795
>his
> Wm X Taylor
mark
>Mofses
Payne J.P.
Claims Against
> Indians
> 1796
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> Deborah Dooley
> Probate of property
>Taken by the Cherokee
> Indians
> 1796
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