Charles Douglas, Amelia to St. George Tucker, Matoax
- Containers:
- Box 12, Folder 15
- Scope and content:
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I am informed the protested bill drawn by the late John Randolph for £34 stg. in favor of the late Mrs. Mary Randolph is in your favor. M. Randolph her daughter became possessed of her private property. She administered to the will. She is the sole executrix of her mother. I inquire whether by any subsequent relinquishment her executrix has disqualified herself for seeking the recovery of such private property as her mother died possessed with.
Access and use
- Location of collection:
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