White County Tennessee
Will Book B, Page 416
1831-1841

Jesse H. Vermillion Deceased   Letters of Administration

State of Tennessee White County

Whereas on this seventh day of December A.D. 1840 the death of Jesse H. 
Vermillion late of the County of White deceased was suggested in open Court 
and that he departed this life intestate whereupon Elizabeth Vermillion was 
appointed administratrix.  These are therefore to empower the said 
administratrix to enter into and upon all and singular the goods and chattels 
rights and credits of the said deceased take them unto her possession take 
wheresoever the same may be found in this State and an Inventory to return 
unto this Court within the time limited by law and all the just debts of the 
deceased to pay so far as said Estate will --?-- or amount to.  Witness 
Nicholas Oldham Clerk of our said Court at office the first Monday of 
December A.D. 1840.

								Test	N. Oldham   Clerk
									of White County Court

Recorded 8th December 1840.
						Test	N. Oldham   Clerk

White County Tennesee
Inventories & Wills, 1841-1866
Page 3-4

Inventory of the Estate of Jesse H. Vermillion Deceased returned upon oath by 
Elizabeth Vermillion adm'r at the March A.D. 1841 Term: Two feather Beds and 
Bed Steads and furniture, 1 Dresser and table furniture, One walnut Square 
table, two poplar Chests, Six setting Chairs, twelve pieces of stone ware 
consisting of Crook and Jars &s, One iron pot, One large iron Kettle, 1 stew 
Kettle and dutch oven, three axes and one iron wedge, one smoothing iron and 
Spice mortor, Three plows, four weed hoes and one mattock, One cloth Loom and 
gear with four stays, one was --?--, one bread tray and meal sifter, parcel 
of Lumber Barrels, one side saddle,    ------ Page 4 was not photocopied ----
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										Transcribed By:
										James R. Blanks
										114 Somerset Lane
										Tullahoma, TN 
37388
										August 25, 2001