PROBATE RECORDS: JOSHUA JOHNSON and his creditors - Madison County, GA ***************************************************************** USGENWEB ARCHIVES NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. The submitter has given permission to the USGenWeb Archives to store the file permanently for free access. http://www.rootsweb/~usgenweb/ 2 April 2001 Submitted by Heidi Streetman - hstman@earthlink.net ***************************************************************** The following is Probate record 73, circa 1820, Madison Co., Georgia Regarding Joshua Johnson and his many creditors. The record is in the handwriting of the court clerk, and some names are really difficult to decipher. I have put _______ (my best guess to what it says?) in the places where handwriting was undecipherable. Heidi Streetman (transcriber) 12 October 1820 The said Joshua JOHNSON having been brought up before us agreeable to his petition and states that Morgan BRADFORD at whose insistence he is now confined together with James LONG, Samuel WILLIFORD, Wm. W. Hared, Hardy L.FENNEL, Henry TANKERSLEY, Willis POPE, John MONTGOMERY, Thomas OGLESBY, Shemai MANN, David MORGAN, ___ (Jos?) BONE, Gabriel BOND, Martin STREETMAN, Richardson HANCOCK, John RICHARDSON, Charles W. RAWTER(?), James H. BOWDEN, Jesse (?) CLEMMENTS, Buerell ORR, J__ (Jess?) PHIPPS, Charles SORRELLS, John GRIFFETH, Thomas EVANS, Rust L. LIPPETO (Lisseto?), Alexander G. TYLER, Eli SANDERSON, Robert GROVES, John TAITMON (?), Barnabas BARROW, Jus (Jno?) OWENS, Ruth STRICKLAND, Stephen WILSON, Isaac STRICKLAND Are all of his creditors that he now recollects. It is ordered that on Monday the Twentieth day of November, ________(next?) the said Joshua JOHNSON be brought before us or any three of us in the Court house in said County of Madison by twelve o'clock on that day then to be discharged to Insolvent Debtors by Law which his said creditors as said or more of them should then show sufficient cause why he should not be discharged. Allen DANIEL, James LANDERS, Zachariah GHOLSTON 12 October 1820