https://berrytree.org/tags/estate/Recent content in Estate on Berrytree.orgHugoen-ushttps://berrytree.org/documents/camp-power-of-attorney/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://berrytree.org/documents/camp-power-of-attorney/<div class="info-banner" role="banner"> <p class="info-banner-title">Camp Power of Attorney (1815)</p> <p class="info-banner-subtitle">Power of attorney granted by Mary Berry Camp’s children to Joseph Camp regarding Robert Berry’s estate.</p> </div> <h2 id="robert-and-elizabeth-cate-berrys-camp-grandchildren"><strong>Robert And Elizabeth Cate Berry’s Camp Grandchildren</strong><a class="anchor" href="#robert-and-elizabeth-cate-berrys-camp-grandchildren">#</a></h2> <p><strong>Power of attorney written by Mary Berry Camp’s Children</strong></p> <p>January 16, 1815.</p> <p>A power of Attorney was drawn in Jackson County Georgia giving power of attorney to Joseph Camp. The Document was signed by sons John Camp, Robert Camp and Starling Camp and son in law Shadrack Humphries the husband of Sarah Humphries formally Sarah Camp.</p>https://berrytree.org/documents/william-cates-estate-sale/Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://berrytree.org/documents/william-cates-estate-sale/<div class="info-banner" role="banner"> <p class="info-banner-title">William Cate&#39;s Estate Sale — 1803</p> <p class="info-banner-subtitle">Items purchased by Robert Berry Sr. and family at the estate sale of their father-in-law, William Cate.</p> </div> <figure class="img-float img-float-center"> <img src="https://berrytree.org/images/willcatesale.jpg" alt="willcatesale" /> </figure> <p>Below is a list of items that Robert Berry Sen, and his family bought at William Cate&rsquo;s Estate Sale in 1803. William and Elizabeth Smith (Messersmitt) Cate were Hannah and Sarah Cates&rsquo; parents and William and Thomas Berry&rsquo;s father and mother-in-law.</p>