Nancy is listed on tax records of 1805 and is still on the 1830 Census of Warren County, Georgia.
Source: 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Paul K Graham, 2004, The Genealogy Company: p 30, Nancy Burson, widow from Warren County, , Lot 263, Baldwin County, District 2, December 11,1805, BaD2GB:270
Census of 1820, Warren Co, GA p 292 lists Nancy with
Males 26-45 2
Females 26-45 1
45+ 1
Slaves M 14-26 1
F to 14 1
F 14-26 1
F 45+ 1
Warren County, GA Administrators 1835-1861, p 120, July 4, 1844, Elisja Burson, William R Story and William English sign a bond for Nancy Burson's estate, Elisha becomes the administrator of her estate.
Inventory Appraisement 1842-1848, p 249 at a value of $2,630, September 11, 1844 and p 279, everything sold December 11, 1844 to Tabitha Williams, and Elisha Burson for $2,826.
Warren Co, GA, 1793-1900, Genealogy II, Daniel Nathan Crumpton, p 30: From January 13, 1845 court records p 165, Ordered that Elisha Burson (administrator of Nancy Burson, deceased) have leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate of the deceased.
p 31: From March 3, 1845 court records p 172, Received an account of sale of the property of the estate of Nancy Burson deceased by Elisha Burson, Administrator
Court of Ordinary Returns, Book E 1849-1853, Warren County, Georgia, p 54-55,
January 5, 1846. The following received $167 being part or all of their legacy: Jacob Watson (husband of Nancy's daughter Prescious), Joseph H Burson, John Burson (Elisha Burson Administrator)
(Elisha dies in January 10, 1846. Apparently Tabitha Williams, Nancy's daughter, then becomes administrator)
Warren Co, GA, 1793-1900, Genealogy II, Daniel Nathan Crumpton, p 57: From July 3, 1848 court records p 71, Administration de bonis non granted to Tabitha Williams on the estate of Nancy Burson, deceased.
February 13, 1849 T. F English received $21.47 "in full of my legacy from said estate" recorded 4 times. Perhaps these are portions for children of Sarah Burson English, deceased? Then Nancy's daughter Mary Showes received $191.89 "in full of principal and interest of my legacy of said estate" (she put her mark)
