Well folks it is January again. Hoping that someone has come across something in their research during the past year that will help me. Glover, Evans, Gray, Paschal /Fowlerare the most wanted on my Georgia list. Thanks, Margie Glover Daniels Miscellaneous Estate Records of Crawford County Guardian Bonds Book "A" 1830-1842 Inventories, Appraisements, Sales & Vouchers, Book "B" 1833-1837 Inferior Court Minutes, Ordinary Purposes 1838-1849 Inferior Court Minutes, Ordinary Purposes 1850-1856 Guardians Bonds Book "C" 1853-1855 & 1863-1866 Administrators Bonds Book "C" 1853-1855 Vol 1 By William R. Henry p. 62 GLOVER, JOHN $ SARAH (dec.) p. 13, 4 Mar, 1839: James E. Price, Reuben J. Williamson, and Henry Glover appointed Administrators de bonis non with the Will annexed. It appraring to the court that Sarah Glover, dec., as Executrix of John Glover, dec., had not disposed of certain property before her death. p. 27, 2 Nov, 1840: Court ordered that James E. Price, Reuben J. Williamson and Henry Glover as Administrators with the Will annexed be allowed to keep what they have of the estate in possession without fetching the same to a division until the law suits now pending for three of said negroes can be determined. p. 62, 1 March, 1841: James E. Price, Reuben J. Williamson and Henry Glover as Administrators granted leave to sell all the negroes for purposes of division. p. 107, 2 May 1842: Court ordered the Clerk to amend the return of James E. Price, Reuben J. Williamson and Henry Glover as Administrator to add a receipt of James M. Woods for $7.18 and Bartlets bill of $12 for printing. GLOVER, MILTON P. (dec.) p. 97, 7 Mar. 1842: Mary Glover as Administratrix was notified to give additional security by next term of court. p. 114, 5 Jul. 1842: In response to the rule nisi Mary Glover as Administratrix appeared in court and offered new bond and security. p. 128, 9 Jan. 1843: Mary Glover as Administratrix granted leave to sell the household and kitchen property and the perishable property.