son of Caroline B Hobbs and James M Lankford
Penfield Jun 8, 1870 18 19
Lankford, James 22 Butcher GA
Lankford, Mary 20 Keep house GA
Falling Creek 234 10 Jun 1880 pg 20
Lankford, J.L 54. Farmer
Lankford, Caroline 50 wife
Lankford, Emertt 27 dau
Lankford, Laura 23 dau
Lankford, Marion 21 dau
Wilson, Walter 8 grandson
Wilson, Julien 6 grandson
living next door is son James Lankford
Lankford, James 32 Blacksmith
Lankford, Mary Ann 30
Lankford, Home 10
Lankford, Allice 7
Lankford, Julia 6
Lankford, Jesse 4
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Denise Murphy [email protected] October 27, 2004, 8:50 pm
The Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, GA, May 12, 1883
Oglethorpe Echo: A few weeks ago while Mr. J. C. Lankford was plowing along down on Dr. Janes�s home place he plowed up the frame of some person who had been buried there in the past. It was lying due east and west and was in its natural form. The contents were gathered up and carried to Dr. Janes for examination and he pronounced it to be an Indian child between 8 and 12 years old.
CALLAWAY Abbie 1897 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY C.M. 1902 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY Eli R. 1826-1839 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY Eli H. 1856-1858 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY George W. 1880-1892 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY Hugh T. 1964 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY John D. 1879 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY John M. 1863-1874 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY Julia 1898 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY Lucy F. 1901-1918 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY Millie 1891 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY Minor 1875 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY Roy 1902 1893167 306/117
CALLAWAY W.S. 1954 1893167 306/117
COLWELL Anna 1830 1893169 306/119
COLWELL William 1876 1893169 306/119
LANKFORD Howard Y. 1967 1893758 307/15
LANKFORD Masina 1969 1893758 307/15
LANKFORD Vesta Bell 1958 1893758 307/15
LANKFORD W.M. 1944 1893758 307/15
LANSFORD Henry 1819-1821 1893758 307/15
ROBERT DAWSON CALLAWAY was born April 10, 1875 in GA, & died March 01, 1955 in Greene Co., GA. He was the son of Lemuel L. Callaway, Jr. and Anna Josephine Mullins. He married ALICE BEMAN LANKFORD October 27, 1897 in Greene Co., GA, daughter of JAMES LANKFORD and MARY WILSON. She was born August 11, 1872 in Penfield, Greene Co., GA, and died December 05, 1951 in Union Point, Greene Co., GA. Robert and Alice are both buried at Penfield Cemetery in Penfield, GA.
Daughter of Thomas Terrell Lankford and Elizabeth Jones, was born January 08, 1896 in GA, and died April 01, 1995 in Warrenton, Warren Co., GA. She married VINCENT THOMAS LANGFORD, SR. Abt. 1922, son of JAMES LANKFORD and MARY WILSON. He was born March 29, 1887 in Greene Co., GA, and died June 17, 1956 in Greene Co., GA. Both are buried at Walker United Methodist Church on Veazy Road in Greensboro, Greene Co., GA. 1900 census records show Eva living with her family in Walton County. 1910 and 1920 census records show Eva living with her family in Greene County.
CARROLL HARVEY LANKFORD, SR., son of Alice Beman Lankford, was born September 21, 1887 in Penfield, Greene Co., GA, and died May 13, 1970 in Greensboro, Greene Co., GA. He married (1) EVA ASKEW. He married (2) FLORIA MAE BURNETTE March 12, 1922 in Penfield, Greene Co., GA, daughter of THOMAS BURNETTE and ELIZABETH JONES. She was born November 18, 1897 in Loganville, Walton Co., GA, and died March 03, 1970 in Greensboro, Greene Co., GA. Both are buried at Bairds Baptist Church Cemetery in Oglethorpe Co., GA.
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Source: Ga Archives
Written: August 3 1920
Recorded: September 30 1920
Mary Ann Wilson Lankford Estate Papers
No. 745
In Greene Court of Ordinary
August term, 1920.
In re: Estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford
Application of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart for letters of dismission, filed in
office, this August 3, 1920.
[signed] F.B. Shipp
Ordinary and ex-off. Clerk Greene Court of Ordinary. Recorded in Bk. �K� p.
(508&0) 9/30/30
[signed] F. B. Shipp, Ordy.
Noel Parker, Attorney at Law, Greensboro, Ga.
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GEORGIA, GREENE COUNTY,
To the Court of Ordinary of said County andto the Honorable F. B. Shipp as Ordinary of said County:
The petition of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as administratrix of the estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford respectfully shows:
Petitioner on June 2, 1919 was duly appointed as administratrix as aforesaid; petitioner has fully paid all the debts of the deceased, has fully discharged her duties as administratrix on said estate, and has turned over the residue in her hands to the lawful heirs and to those entitled thereto, as will fully appear by reference to her returns duly made and of file in this court.
Wherefore petitioner prays to be finally discharged.
This August 2nd., 1920.
[signed] [unreadable]
The foregoing petition read and considered at this the August term, 1920 of Greene Court of Ordinary. Let citation issue requiring all persons concerned to show cause, if any they have, before the said Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in September, 1920 at its September term, 1920 why said administratrix should not be discharged. This August 3rd., 1920, in open court. [signed] F. B. Shipp, Ordinary.
In Greene Court of Ordinary, September term, 1920.
This petition of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as administratrix of the estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford coming on regularly to be heard, and it appearing that citation in terms of the law has been published in the �The Herald-Journal� once a week for four weeks, asrequired by law, and it further appearing that said paper is the official gazette for the County of Greene, and it further appearing from a close examination into the condition of said estate and the conduct of said administratrix that she has faithfully and honestly discharged the trust and confidence reposed in her, it is ordered, that the prayer of petitioner be and the same is hereby granted, and that said administratrix be
and she is hereby released from all liability as administratrix as aforesaid. Let letters of dismission issue to her accordingly.
In open Court, this September 6th, 1920.
[signed] F. B. Shipp Ordinary.
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Administrator�s Bond and Oath
Mrs. Jessie Barnhart, administratix estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford
Sureties:
S. B. Barnhart
A. J. Boswell
Filed in office, this 2nd day of June, 1919. Ordinary and ex-eff. Clerk
Court of Ordinary.
Recorded in Book B, p. 116. 6/2/19 F. B. Shipp, Ordy.
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STATE OF GEORGIA, GREENE COUNTY.
Know all Men by these Presents, That we, Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as principal and undersigned as security are held and firmly bound until F. B. Shipp as Ordinary for said County, and his successors in office, in the sum of One Thousand Dollars, for the true payment of which we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators, and each of us, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. Sealed with our seals, and subscribed with our hands, this second day of June, A.D. 1919.
The condition of the above bond it such, that if the above bound 1 principal administrator of the real and personal estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford deceased, shall in all things faithfully discharge her duty as such administrator as required by law, then this bond to be void; otherwise to remain in full force, power and effect. Attested and approved by [signed] F. B. Shipp Ordinary.
[signed] Mrs. Jessie Barnhart (Seal.)
[signed] S. B. Barnhart (Seal.)
[signed] A. J. Boswell (Seal.)
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GEORGIA, GREENE COUNTY.
I, Mrs. Jessie Barnhart do solemnly swear that Mrs. Mary Lankford deceased, died intestate, so far as I know or believe, and that I will well and truly administer on all the estate of said deceased, and disburse the same, as the law requires, and discharge to the best of my ability, all my duties as administrator: So help me God. [signed] Mrs. Jessie Barnhart Sworn to and subscribed before me, June 2nd, 1919. [signed] F. B. Shipp Ordinary.
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GEORGIA, GREENE COUNTY.
By F. B. Shipp as Ordinary of said County:
Whereas, Mrs. Mary Lankford deceased, late of said County, died intestate, leaving an estate, and administration thereon having been granted to Mrs. Jessie Barnhart on the 2nd. Day of June A.D. 1919, and she having given bond and security, and taken the oath, as required by law, she is by virtue of said appointment and these presents, authorized and empowered to administer the whole of saw estate, according to law, and she is required to make all returns required by law.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto officially set my hand and seal, this second day of June, A.D. 1919. [signed] F.B. Shipp Ordinary.
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Georgia, Greene County. Court of Ordinary. May Term, 1919
Petition of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart, for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford, Deceased. Filed in Office fifth day of May, 1919. F. B. Shipp, Ordinary.
Georgia, ----- County, Entered on Minutes of Court, Ordinary�s office, Book K, page 312-13. F. B. Shipp. Noel P. Park, Attorney at Law, Greensboro, GA
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Petition for Letters of Administration - Georgia, Greene County.
To the Court of Ordinary of Greene County and To the Ordinary of Said County:
The petition of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart of said County respectfully showeth that Mrs. Mary Lankford, resident of said County, departed this life on the 26th day of March, 1919, leaving your petitioner as next of kin, and also leaving a large estate of real and personal property, worth the sum of Five hundred ($500) Dollars, and at the time of her death the said Mrs. Mary Lankford was entirely intestate, as your petitioner believes and herein alleges. Wherefore, she prays the usual citation in such cases to issue, in order that she may obtain Permanent Letters of Administration on Mrs. Mary Lankford�s estate, and your petitioner will ever pray. This May 5th, 1919. [signed] Noel Park, Petitioner�s attorney
GEORGIA, Greene COUNTY. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Mrs. Jessie Barnhart having, in proper form, applied to me to Permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford, late of said County, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of Mrs. Mary Lankford at June term, 1919 Greene Court of Ordinary on first Monday in June to be and appear at my office within this time allowed by law and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to Mrs. Jessie Barnhart on Mrs. Mary Lankford�s estate. Witness my hand and official signature, this 5th day of May, 1919 in open Court. [signed] F. B. Shipp, Ordinary
_______________________________________
Greene Court of Ordinary, June Term, June 2nd, 1919.
Citation having been duly issued and published, requiring all and singular next of kin and creditors of Mrs. Mary Lankford, deceased, late ofsaid County, to appear at this term and show cause, if any they could, why Permanent Letters of Administration should not be granted to Mrs. Jessie Barnhart, of said County; and they, the parties so cited, making no valid objections in the premises, it is ordered by the Court that Letters of Administration issue to Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as administratrix said estate, upon her giving bond and security in the sum of One thousand Dollars, and taking the usual oath of office. [signed] F. B. Shipp, Ordinary
I, Mrs. Jessie Barnhart, do solemnly swear that Mrs. Mary Lankford died intestate, so far as I know or believe, and that I will well and truly administer on all the estate of the said deceased and disburse the same as the law requires, and discharge to the best of my ability all my duties as administratix on the estate of said deceased. So help me God. Sworn to and subscribed me ----- day of June 1919, Ordinary
_______________________________________
GEORGIA, GREENE COUNTY, Greene Court of Ordinary
June Term 1919
EX PARTE
Mrs. Jessie Barnhart, admx. On the estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford Application for Leave to Sell Land
Filed in Office this June 9th, 1919
[signed] F. B. Shipp, Ordinary and ex-off. Clerk Court of Ordinary Recorded minutes �K� pages 338-339 [signed] F. B. Shipp
Noel P. Park, Attorney at Law, Greensboro, GA
_______________________________________
Application for Leave and Order to Sell Land (Form No. 41)
Georgia, Greene County. To the Court of Ordinary and To the Ordinary of Said
County:
The Petition of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart, as administratix of the estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford, deceased, showeth that the estate of said deceased consists of a tract of land in the Village of Penfield, Greene County, Georgia, on northeast corner of Evans Gresham lot, bounded north by Main Street, East by thirty feet street and lot of Mrs. Barnhart, south and west by Evans Gresham lot, formerly owned by Penfield Hosiery Mills, sand land being particularly described in a deed from Penfield Hosiery Mills to Mrs. Mary Lankford, dated June 29, 1908, of record in the Clerk�s Office of Greene Superior Court in book 12, page126, to which record, the original deed and plat attached thereto, reference is hereby made, and that for the purpose of payment of debts of the deceased and purpose of distribution it is necessary to sell the said land. Wherefore, Petitioner prays an order directing citation to issue and be published as the law requires; and if no good cause be shown to the contrary, your Petitioner be granted leave to sell said land. This June 2nd, 1919.
[signed] Noel P. Park, Attorney for Petitioner
Greene Court of Ordinary, June Term 1919. Upon reading the foregoing Petition, it is ordered that citation issue therein and be published as the law requires. [signed] F. B. Shipp, Ordinary.
Greene Court of Ordinary, July Term 1919.
The written Petition of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart, as administratrix of the estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford deceased, praying for leave to sell the land of said deceased, having been duly filed, and it appearing that notice of the same has been published as required by law; that it is necessary for the purpose of payment of debts of the deceased and purpose of distribution that said land be sold, and no objection being filed thereto, it is ordered by the Court that the said administratix be, and she is hereby granted leave to sell, for the purpose aforesaid, the following described land of said deceased, towit: the land described in her application, which description is made by reference a part of this order, in open Court, this the 7th. day of July, 1919. [signed] F. B. Shipp, Ordinary
_______________________________________
In re: Estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford.
First and final return of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�X. of said estate.
Receipts: August 11, 1919. By proceeds sale of house and let in Penfield,
described in application for leave to sell. $600.00
Disbursements:
S. B. Barnhart, transferee of following parties:
R. G. Adams, M.D.,
Boswell Trading Co.,
E. R. Boswell
J. T. Campbell
W. M. Durham, M.D.
Dr. Goodwin Gheesling
McCommons-Thompson-Boswell Co.
Dr. J. A. Stapler Voucher No. 1 $191.90
The Herald-Journal 2 12.00
F. B. Shipp, Ordinary 3 23.50
Noel P. Park 4 25.00
S. B. Barnhart 5 71.45
Mrs. Jessie Barnhart 6 30.00
Mrs. Alice Callaway 7 27.35
S. B. Barnhart and Mrs. Jessie Barnhart 8 218.80
600.00
Georgia, Greene County.
In person appeared before the undersigned officer, Mrs. Jessie Barnhart, who, being first sworn, on oath, deposes, and says, that the
forgoing returns are true. [signed] Mrs. Jessie Barnhart [signed] C. E. Dryer
GREENE COURT OF ORDINARY __________ term, 19 __.
The within return and its vouchers, having been carefully examined and found correct, and having remained on file in office for 30 days, and no objection filed thereto, the same is allowed; and it is ordered that said return, together with its vouchers, be recorded as the law requires. In open Court, this the _____ day of _____, 19__. Ordinary
_______________________________________
Voucher No. 1 Penfield, Ga., 9/1/19.
Received of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford one hundred and ninety-one and 90/100 dollars in settlement of the attached eight accounts, transferred to me as shown by entries thereon. [signed] S. B. Barnhart $191.90
Georgia, Greene County.
For value received, this account is transferred to S. B. Barnhart, without recourse on us, except that no warrant that the same is due and unpaid. This June 14, 1919. [signed] E. G. Adams, M.D.
_______________________________________
Greensboro, Ga., June 14, 1919
Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford
To E. G. Adams, M.D.
To amount of account, itemized statement attached $44.00
Georgia, Greene County,
For value received, this account is transferred to S. B. Barnhart, without recourse on us, except that no warrant that the same is due and unpaid. This June 14, 1919. [signed] E. G. Adams, M.D.
_______________________________________
Penfield, Ga. June 1, 1919
Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x. estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford
In account with Boswell Trading Co. Dealers in General Merchandise 3/26/19
1 casket $75.00
Phone messages 1.00
$76.00
Georgia, Greene County, For value received, we transfer this account to S. B. Barnhart, without recourse, except that we warrant that account is true, due, just and unpaid. This June 14, 1919. Boswell Trading Company [signed] J. R. Boswell
_______________________________________
Penfield, Ga., June 14, 1919. Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford to E. R. Boswell
March 26, 1919. To amount due for two hands digging the grave of said Mrs. Lankford $2.00.
Georgia, Greene County, For value received, we transfer this account to S. B. Barnhart, without recourse. This June 14, 1919.
[signed] E. R. Boswell
_______________________________________
Greensboro, Ga., June 14, 1919. Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford to J. T. Campbell
March 27, 1919. To fixing grave of Mrs. Lankford $3.00.
Georgia, Greene County, For value received, we transfer this account to S. B. Barnhart, without recourse. This June 14, 1919.
[signed] J. T. Campbell
_______________________________________
Woodville, Ga., 4/28/1919. Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford to W. M. Durham, M.D.
1919
February 9 To visit said Mrs. Lankford $4.00
February 10 To call visit same 1.50
February 14 To visit same 4.00
February 22 visit same 4.00
$13.50
Georgia, Greene County, For value received, this account is transferred to S. B. Barnhart, without recourse on us, except that we warrant that the same is due and unpaid. This June 14, 1919. [signed] W. M. Durham M.D.
_______________________________________
Greensboro, Ga., June 14, 1919. Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford to Dr. Goodwin Gheesling.
January 14, 1919 visit Mrs. Lankford $6.00
July 27, 1918 prescription 1.00
Sept 12, 1918 prescription 1.00
$8.00
Georgia, Greene County, For value received, we transfer this account to S. B. Barnhart, without recourse. This June 14, 1919.
[signed] Goodwin Gheesling M.D.
_______________________________________
Greensboro, GA, June 14, 1919
Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x. estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford, Penfield, Ga.
Bought of McCommons-Thompson-Boswell Company (Incorporated) Capital $30,000.00 Deals in Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery and Hardware.
Account Rendered March 26, 1919
600 brick $13.50
3 sx. Cement 3.75
1 sx. Lime .65
60 ft. flooring 3.00
March 28, 1919
Hearse hire $15.00
Total $35.90
Georgia, Greene County.
For value received, we transfer this account to S. B. Barnhart, without recourse, except that we warrant that account is true, due, just and
unpaid. This June 14, 1919. McCommons-Thompson-Boswell Co. [signed] J. E. [unreadable]
_______________________________________
Penfield, Ga., April 20, 1919.
Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x. estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford to J. A. Stapler, M.D.
To account due professional services $9.50.
Georgia, Greene County.
For value received, this account is transferred to S. B. Barnhart, without recourse on us, except that we warrant that account the same is due and unpaid. This June 14, 1919. [signed] J. S. Stapler
_______________________________________
Greensboro, Ga., 8/1919 Jessie Barnhart
Voucher #2 in account with The Herald-Journal J. C. Williams, Editor and Proprietor
Carey J. Williams, Associate Editor
Commercial, Job and Book Printing
Modern Machinery for Modern Printing
Published every Friday at $1.50 per Year in Advance
The best advertising medium in middle Georgia
May 9 � To citation 3.00
June 13 � To citation 3.00 (to sell land)
Paid 9/4/1919 6.00
[signed] J. C. Williams
July 11 � To citation 3.00
(adm sale)
2 pub citations for charge 3.00
12.00
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Greensboro, Ga. 8/27/1919
Mrs. Jessie Barnhart, Administrator of Mrs. Mary Lankford
To F. B. Shipp, Ordinary
1919
June 2 Proceedings for appointment as Admix 8.75
July 7 Proceedings for sale of land 4.75
13.50
Paid 9/5/1919 [signed] F. B. Shipp, Ordinary
_______________________________________
Greensboro, Ga. 1919
Voucher #3. Mrs. Jessie Barnhart, Administrator of Mrs. Mary Lankford
To F. B. Shipp, Ordinary
Proceedings for discharge 5.00
Final settlement 10.00
By discount 5.00
Bal 10.00
Paid 8/17/1919 [signed] F. B. Shipp, Ordinary
_______________________________________
Voucher No. 4
Greensboro, Ga. Sep 5 1919
Received of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x. of estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford twenty-five dollars for professional services rendered in filing application for administration, leave to sell land, and for advice. $25.00
Docket 6, page 206
Noel Park, Attorney at Law
_______________________________________
Voucher No. 5
[this line cut off of copy]
Said purpose 18.00
T. S. Gentry trip same 1.50
Love Kimbro trip Greensboro to Penfield for 1.50 medicine delivered same
E. L. Leach same to Woodville 2.00
J. Roy Boswell same to Woodville 1.15
Wade Barnhart hauling same to Mrs. Lankford�s grave 3.00
P. Kendrick hauling brick & cement to same 4.00
Hal English trip in car to Greensboro by adm�x 1.50
R. W. Copelan, selling land, auctioneer 1.00
Revenue stamp on adm�x deed 1.00
$71.45 [signed] S. B. Barnhart
_______________________________________
Voucher No. 6 � Penfield, Ga., 9/1/19.
Received of S. B. Barnhart as adm�x estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford Thirty dollars, commissions due adm�x. on $600.00 received and paid out. [signed] Jessie Barnhart
_______________________________________
Voucher No. 7.
Received of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x. estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford Twenty-Seven and 35/100 (27.35) dollars in full of my distributive share in the estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford. $27.35 [signed] Mrs. R. D. Callaway [Mrs. Alice Callaway]
_______________________________________
Voucher No. 8. Penfield, Ga., 9/1/1919.
Received of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x. estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford Two hundred and eighteen and 80/100 dollars for following items.
Share Mrs. Jessie Barnhart in estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford $27.35
Amount due Mrs. Jessie Barnhart and S. B. Barnhart as transferees of the following heirs of the estate, to wit: Mrs. Della L. George, J. V., O. W., V. T. and N. L. Lankford, Mrs. J. D. West and Mrs. Mary L. Callaway, see deed dated 3/28/19, recorded Clerk�s office Greene Superior Court in deed book 19, page 531. $191.45 $218.80
[signed] S. B. Barnhart
[signed] Jessie Barnhart
_______________________________________
GREENE COUNTY OF ORDINARY.
First and Final Return of Mrs. Jessie Barnhart as adm�x. estate of Mrs. Mary Lankford.
Filed in office Aug 2 1920. [signed] F. B. Shipp, Ordinary
Recorded in Bk �W�. p. 294 to 295. 10/21/20 [signed] F. B. Shipp, Ordy
Noel P. Park, Attorney at Law Greensboro, GA
Greene Court of Ordinary
Sept. Term 1920
The [unreadable] returns having remained on file the time allowed by law and no objections filed and same having been examined and [unreadable �.] that they be allowed and recorded. September 6, 1920 [signed] F. B. Shipp, Ordy.
Additional Comments:
Mary Ann Wilson Lankford was the wife of James C. Lankford of Greene County. James was the son of James Meriweather Lankford and Caroline Hobbs. Jessie Lankford Barnhart was Mary's daughter.
