Justice in Colonial Virginia
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Dinwiddie Papers, I, 384, 385. Randolph MSS. , 138, 408, 416, 464. Council Journal, 1721-1734, 220, 221, 251, 267, 280, 283, 341, 412, 413, 494, 495. 48 Certificates for granting letters of administration were given both by the General Court and by the county courts. When an adminis- trator or executor had obtained such a certificate from a court, it was presented to the governor, who thereupon signed an order em- powering him to administer the estate mentioned in the certificate. For a while t...he justices of the county courts had the power to sign letters of administration. A law was passed in 1676, which was re- enacted next year, authorizing any two justices of the quorum to sign probates and letters of administration. General Court Rec- ords, 1670-1676, 185, 213. Henrico County Court Records, 1737- 1746, 15, 34, 135, 249, 359, 412; ibid. , 1719-1724, 28, 88, 294, 335. Rap- pahannock County Court Records, 1686-1692, 15, 24, 74, 156, 230. Essex County Court Records, 1695-1699, 49, 95, 100, 122.
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Dinwiddie Papers, I, 384, 385. Randolph MSS. , 138, 408, 416, 464. Council Journal, 1721-1734, 220, 221, 251, 267, 280, 283, 341, 412, 413, 494, 495. 48 Certificates for granting letters of administration were given both by the General Court and by the county courts. When an adminis- trator or executor had obtained such a certificate from a court, it was presented to the governor, who thereupon signed an order em- powering him to administer the estate mentioned in the certificate. For a while t...he justices of the county courts had the power to sign letters of administration. A law was passed in 1676, which was re- enacted next year, authorizing any two justices of the quorum to sign probates and letters of administration. General Court Rec- ords, 1670-1676, 185, 213. Henrico County Court Records, 1737- 1746, 15, 34, 135, 249, 359, 412; ibid. , 1719-1724, 28, 88, 294, 335. Rap- pahannock County Court Records, 1686-1692, 15, 24, 74, 156, 230. Essex County Court Records, 1695-1699, 49, 95, 100, 122.
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