REDMAN of Columbia & Butts Counties

Benjamin Redman> married Elizabeth Morehead on November 4, 1797 in Columbia County.

William Redman, son of Benjamin and Elizabeth, lived, first in Columbia County, then in Butts County. The inventory of his estate, Butts County, showed 51 hogs, 36 sheet, 13 cows, 21 calves, 5 steers, 2 mules, 2 horses and 1 colt, and 48 items of goods and chattel at the total value of $1506.25. The notes (due deceased) in his estate were given was follows:
James Carter
James S. Morris
Thomas Thomas
James Byars
David Bayars
E. Bugg
Josiah P. Stephens.

The Annual Return of the administrator, James Carter, was dated November 7th to December 31, 1831. Listed as purchasers in this estate were:

James Bayars
Edward Bond
William Allison
Martin P. Dye
Mary Redman
G. W. Stuart
Charles Miller
Thomas THomas
Joseph Byars
Henry Lee
D. T. Dupree
Tucker Higgins
Stokeley Morgan
John Hendrick
James Carter
Jesse Leverett
John Smith
Henry Tolson
A. L. Robinson
William Hardy
William Messer
William J. Stephens
Samuel Bellah
John Stephens
Thomas Wilson
James Roberts
Willis Jarrell
Thomas McGough
John Roan
Samuel Nutt
William Byars
James L. Mayo
David Byars
Robert W. Harkness
John M. Brown
James Bailey
Stepna (a boy)
Andrew Morris
Washington Potter.

Annual Return No. 2. Paid out of the estate by the administrator, James Carter. From January 1 to December 31, 1832:

Littleberry Eubanks
D. T. Dupree
Leonard Roan
James Byars
John Hall
John Sanders
Mary Redman (for boarding and taking care of Elizabeth Redman, mother of William Redman, deceased)
Mary Redman (for boarding and clothing Mary, Martha and William Redman, orphans of William Redman, deceased).

Annual Return of 1833 is for the hire of negroes and renting the plantation of William Redman, deceased, for 1833. Mary Redman given the negroes, and David McGough, the plantation. G. McGruder given the plantation in Columbia County.

On March 13, 1834, Account of Sale of 340 acres of land in Columbia County as being the property of William Redman, deceased, sold on terms to A. C. Zachery for $1,000 to be paid in three payments.

William Redman married on March 2, 1824 Leurancy (Mary?) Cliatt. Issue:

Mary Redman.
Martha Redman.
William Redman.