Estate of Augusta Porter Forbes - Page 3




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          Mr. Forbes                                                                  
               In 1982, decedent was married to Walter T. Forbes, Sr. (Mr.            
          Forbes).  By a previous marriage, Mr. Forbes had two children:              
          Walter T. Forbes, Jr. (Walter), and Betty F. Rayburn (Betty).               
               In 1982, Mr. Forbes owned individually approximately 2,058             
          acres of land in Macon and Houston Counties, Georgia (the Forbes            
          land).  In 1982, the Forbes land included approximately 676 acres           
          of timberland and 338 acres of pecan orchards.  The remainder was           
          open crop land, creek bottoms, slopes, gullies and drains, low-             
          lying land along Baptist Creek and Indian Creek, yards, roads,              
          and other areas around barns and sheds.  Mr. Forbes also owned              
          farm assets and operated a farming business on the Forbes land in           
          the form of a sole proprietorship known as Malatchie Farms (the             
          sole proprietorship).                                                       
          The Limited Partnership                                                     
               On or about March 25, 1982, Mr. Forbes, Walter, and Betty              
          formed a limited partnership, Malatchie Land Co., L.P. (the                 
          limited partnership).  The partnership agreement contains the               
          following statement of purpose:                                             
                    The purpose and character of the business of the                  
               Partnership is as follows:  to purchase, lease and sell                
               real estate, including farm and ranch properties, and                  
               to do the things necessary or advisable or expedient in                
               connection with or incidental to such business.                        










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