Wills: James Acor, 1848: Bloom Twp, Columbia County, PA

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Administration of James Acor 8 June 1848 Columbia Co., PA


Bond No 23  James Acor, late of Bloom dec'd

Be it Remembered that on the (eighth day of June AD 1848) Letters of
Administration in due and Common form of Law were granted by Charles
Conner Register for the Probate of Wills & Granting Letters of
Administration in and for the County of Columbia and State of
Pennsylvania unto (Jesse Shannon) of Bloomsburg, Administrator of all
and Singular the Goods and chattels rights and credits which were of
James Acor late of Bloom township in said County dec'd the widow having
renounced as follows to wit, "To Charles Conner Register of wills and
Granting Letters of Administration in and for the County of Columbia,
whereas my late husband James Acor died intestate whereby the right of
Administration of the estate of the said deceased did devolve upon me
Mary Acor the widow and relict of the said deceased, Now Know Ye that
for divers good causes and considerations we therunto moving? I have
released and hereby do release all my right and title to the
administration of the Said Esate, Witness my hand and Seal the (8th day
of June AD 1848) Mary Acor, her mark.

He the said Jesse Shannon having put in as his Sureties John R. Moyer
and William Neal in the Sum of Five hundred Dollars and having been
first Sworn to admin'r said estate well and truly and according to Law
and to regard the laws relative to Collateral Inheritances faithfully.

Witness my hand           Charles Conner, Reg'r