Estate Settlement (Waldburg)

On March 2, 1857, Jacob Waldburg, of Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia, as administrator of the will of the late George M. Waldburg, of the same city, count, and state, released to Jacob Waldburg [see note below], as an heir based on Waldburg’s March 29, 1855, will, certain property in Savannah (Chatham County) and Liberty County’s Saint Catherine’s Island, company stock, promissory notes, and “also the following negro slaves to wit Anthony, Cessar [alt: Caesar], Jonas, Eliza, Sarah, Barber, Isaac, Mary, Evans, Catherine, Grace, Jane, Sam, Susanna, Sarah, Fanny, Cinda, Abby, Andrew, Pussey, Ishmeal [alt: Ishmael], Tinah [alt: Tenah], Lewis, Dick, Mary, Tinny, William, Sylla, George, Daniel, Doll, July, Phillis, Sam, Jane, Catto [alt: Cato], Nanny, ? Idm?, Purr, Binah, Sam, Betty, John, Boon, Tom, Abby, Francis, Solomon, Mariah, Polly, Rose, Dublin, Diann [alt: Dianne, Diana], Charles, John, Queen, Mary, Harry, Elvira, John, Joe, Money, Venus, Sukey, Cudjoe, Bob, Rachel, Flora, Comba, Robert, Hagar, Mary, March, Edward, James, Molly, Elsey, Hester, Susan, Sylla, Emanual, Rebecca, old Rebecca, Kitt, Racheal [alt: Rachel, Rachael], Pleasant, Francis, Thomas, Flora, Elsy, Margaret, Ann, Martha, Little Jonas,” as well as plantation stock, furniture, etc. Witnessed by Edward J. Harden, George A. Gordon, Not. Pub. C.C. [Chatham County]. Signed by J. Waldburg, admr. Estate George M. Waldburg. Recorded on April 8, 1857, by S.A. Fraser, Clerk. 

[NOTE: Although not explicitly stated in this document, it appears that Jacob Waldburg was both parties, acting as both the administrator of the will and an heir.]