Keith M. Read collection

Descriptive Summary
Title: Keith M. Read collection
Creator: Read, Keith M., 1880-1940
Inclusive Dates: 1732-1905
Language(s): English
Extent: 17 Linear Feet 32 boxes, 54 oversize folders
Collection Number: ms921
Repository: Hargrett Library

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Collection Description

Historical Note

Keith M. Read (1880-1940), businessman and collector, resided in Savannah, Georgia.

Scope and Content

The collection consists of materials collected by Keith M. Read documenting the history of Georgia from 1732-1905. The materials include account books, correspondence, deeds, diaries, indentures, land grants, letter books, and minute books. Topics covered include the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, slavery and the lives of enslaved persons, the Salzburgers, and Native American tribes in Georgia. The collection contains papers of John M. Berrien; William H. Crawford; John Forsyth; Williams Gibbons; Charles Harris; Herschel V. Johnson; James Wright; the Bosomworth, Habersham, and Houstoun families; as well as numerous other Georgians.

Of particular interest are records (1861-1863) of the Consulate of Great Britain in Georgia during the Civil War; an account book (1818) of Dr. Lewis H. Feurth containing the date, name of patient, treatment, and payment; a diary (1733) of Peter Gordon describing life in Georgia and relations with the Indians; a diary (ca. 1714-1763) of Caleb Davis pertaining to his trading activities in Georgia with the English and Spanish; and a letter book (1804-1806) of William Woodbridge documenting his import/export business and the difficulties of trading with Europe and England during the Napoleonic Wars.

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Keith M. Read collection, ms921, Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, The University of Georgia Libraries.

Finding Aid Publication

Finding aid prepared on: 2010 March 22.

General Notes

The Lachlan McIntosh and Levi Sheftall family papers are described separately.

Selected documents are also available online as part of the Southeastern Native American Documents database.

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Related Materials and Subjects

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Series Descriptions and Folder Listing

 

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Abbott, Joel, 1815

 

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Adams, John, 1792

 

1	3	Adams, John Q.-Speech, 1836
			Speech of John Quincy Adams on the joint resolutions for distributing rations to the distressed fugitives from Indian hostilities in the states of Alabama and Georgia, 1836 May 25 Access Online

 

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Addison, William, 1796

 

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Affidavits-Conner & Lee, 1861

 

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Ainslie, Mark O.-DS, 1863

 

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Akerman, Amos T., 1871

 

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Alabama-Mobile Co.-Deed, 1851

 

1	9	Bill of sale -- George Dent to Henry Hull, Jr. , 1860 May 5
		Describes the sale of enslaved persons to Henry Hull Jr. The names of enslaved persons are: Daniel (40) and his wife Eliza (30); Jack (18); Dafney (16); Short (14); Albert (12); Parthena (10); Cashus (8); Jett (6); Martha (4); Dudley (2); Thorton (1); Melissa (40); Patsy (38); Lindsey (30) and his wife Caroline (30); Robert (10); Adelaide (8); Ladoo (6); Mary Ann (1); Bob (25); William (26); Sanders (18); John (14); Charles (22); James (20); Yano (30) and his wife Nancy (30); Jim Polk (13); Mary (10); Susan (6); Eugene (4); Hannah (2); Wyatt (26) and his wife Sarah (28); Julian (12); Sucy (10); Sam (60); Long Bill (40); Morgan (40); Charlotte (60); Buck (50);

 

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Alabama-Tuscaloosa Co.-Deed, 1851

 

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Alabama-Tuscaloosa Co.-Deed, 1854

 

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Alexander, B.S., 1845

 

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Alexander, B.S.-ALS, 1849

 

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Alexander, Hezekiah-DS, undated

 

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Allou, Charles L.-Bill, 1802

 

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American History & Antiquities Dept.-Resolution, 1841

 

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Anderson, Edward C.-ALS, 1876

 

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Andrews, Thomas vs. Elias Simpson-Interrogatories, 1839

 

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Anfell, W.L.-ALS, 1860

 

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Archer, David to Alexander Hendry-Deed, 1821

 

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Armijo, Genl. M.-ALS, 1848

 

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Arnold, Richard-Essay, 1826

 

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Arnold, Richard D.-ALS, 1839 December 4

 

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Arnold, Richard D.-ALS, 1839 December 24

 

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Arnold, Richard D.-ALS, 1841

 

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Arnold, Richard D.-ALS, 1852

 

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Arnold, R.J.-ALS, 1854

 

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Arnold, Samuel G-.-ALS, 1855

 

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Arrowsmith, John-ALS, 1856

 

1	30	Ashby, James A.-Letters, 1836-1841
			[Letter] 1836 September 9, St. Augustine, [Florida to] J[ames] K. Tefft, Savannah, G[eorgi]a / A. Miles [?] Access Online

 

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Atkinson, William Yates, 1895

 

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Atkinson, William Y., Gov. of Ga.-Signature on Commission, 1896

 

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Atlanta Medical College-Progress Report, 1865

 

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Atlantic & Gulf Railroad Company-Stock, 1867-1868

 

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Atwood, James A.-Commission, 1879

 

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Augusta, Town Commissioner of Conveyance, 1787

 

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Autographs

 

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Autographs

 

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Autographs

 

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Autographs

 

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Baas, Samuel to George Miller, Jr.-Mortgage, 1816

 

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Bache, A.D.-ALS, 1858

 

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Bacon, Augustus O.-LS, 1910

 

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Bacon, Marther-ADS, 1846

 

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Baird, Henry C.-ALS, 1855

 

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Baker, Daniel-ALS, 1813

 

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Baker, John-ALS, 1780

 

1	48	Baker, John -- letter to Richard Howley, 1784
		Letter describes the terms of a potential purchase of enslaved persons (unnamed)

 

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Baker, Nathai B.-ALS, 1838

 

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Baldwin, Abraham-DS, 1781

 

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Baldwin, Abraham-ALS, 1801

 

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Baldwin, Abraham-Biography & Account of Death, undated

 

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Baldwin Co. Records

 

1	54	Baldwin Co.-Land Grant, 1804
			[Land grant with map of plot in] Baldwin County, Georgia, 1806 February 20 / [signed by] Jno. [i.e., John] Milledge, Governor of [Georgia] Access Online
			[Land grant with map of plot in] Baldwin County, Georgia, 1806 July 17 / [signed by] Jno. [i.e., John] Milledge, Governor of [Georgia] Access Online

 

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Baldwin Co.-Land Grant, 1835

 

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Balmanno, Robert-ALS, 1851-1859

 

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Bancroft, George-Accounts, 1844-1848

 

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Bank of the State of Georgia-Document, 1861

 

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Bank of the State of Georgia-Misc. Records

Lists of enslaved persons mortgaged to State Bank or sold, 1824 March

Includes two lists of enslaved persons, most likely a draft and a final copy. One list is dated with explanatory note, and the other undated. Dated list names enslaved persons as: Peter, Sam, Bella, Charlotte, Juno, Dick, Simon, Cate, Juno [sic], Minerva, Stephen, July, July [sic], Gabriel, Clary, Rose, Edinboro, Philis, Elsey, Mingo, Chloe, Simon, Rosa, Daniel, Jeffrey, Grace, Morris, Jimy, Anthony, BEtty, Cretia, Sandy, Mystella [?], Betty, Cuffy, Mirah, August, Phill, Charles, Prince, Sue, Peter, Rachel, Betty, Polly, York, Mary, Edy, Judy, Bess, Nelly, Little Dido, Anthony, Adam, Nedd, Polly, Sarah, Lydia, Frederick, Jerry, Dido, Tom, Martin, Dorcas, and Harriott.

Bagby's Power of Attorney -- William H. Bagby, 1860 February 23

Transfers possession of enslaved persons from Bagby to his attorney Jacob Maddox. Enslaved persons are named: Henry, John, Kitty, Elizabeth, William, and Harriot. Also describes current location of enslaved persons

 

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Bank of the State of Georgia-Misc. Records

 

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Banking, circa 1800

 

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Barclay, Anthony-ALS, 1832

 

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Barclay, Anthony-ALS, 1832-1839

 

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Barclay, Thomas-SL, 1783

 

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Bard, Peter-ALS, 1785

 

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Baring, T.F. &Co.-LS, 1794

 

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Barnard, James-ALS, 1839 March 12

 

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Barnsley, Adelaid-Bill, 1851

 

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Barnsley, George S. (et al)-LS, 1856

 

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Barnsley, Godfrey-Excerpts from Letter Book, 1844

 

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Barry, John-ALS, 1797

 

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Barton, Joshua-ALS, 1797

 

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Bartow, Francis S.-DS, 1853

 

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Bartow, Francis S.-ALS, 1857

 

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Bartow, Francis S.-ALS, 1861

 

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Bartow and Lovell-DS, 1858

 

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Beans, Dr. R.A.-LS, 1866 February 21

 

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Beans, Dr. R.A.-LS, 1866 February 28

 

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Beard, George R.-ALS, 1876

 

2	19	Becom, Samson-ALS, 1788
			[Letter] 1788 May 12 to Doc[to]r Rodgers[?] / Samson Occom Access Online

 

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Beekman, Col. B.-ALS, 1779

 

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Bellamy, Victoria

 

2	22	Bentenbock, Mathew-Land Grant, 1821
			T[Land] grant presented to Matthew Bentenbock, 1835 September 21 / [prepared by] W[illia]m A. Tennille, Secretary of State Access Online

 

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Berrien, John M.-ADS, 1804

 

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Berrien, John M.-LS, 1807

 

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Berrien, John M.-ALS, 1812

 

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Berrien, John M.-ALS, 1817

 

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Berrien, John M.-Document, 1820[?]

 

2	28	Berrien, John M.-ALS, 1825
			[Letter] 1825 August 23, Bulloch County, [Georgia] to General David B. Mitchell, Milledgeville, Geo[rgia] / J[oh]n MacPherson Berrien Access Online

 

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Berrien, John M.-ALS, 1827

 

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Berrien, John M.-DS, 1829 May

 

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Berrien, John M.-ALS, 1829 September

 

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Berrien, John M.-ALS, 1834

 

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Berrien, John M.-ALS, 1842

 

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Berrien, John M.-ALS, 1844

 

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Berrien, John M.-ALS, 1846

 

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Berrien, John M.-ALS, 1848

 

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Berrien, John M.-ALS, 1851

 

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Berrien, John M.-ALS, 1855

 

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Berrien, John M.-ALS, undated

 

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Berrien, John M & Cuyler-ALS, 1833

 

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Bethune, Ferg. L.-Contemporary Copy, 1782

 

2	42	Bethune, Ferg. L.-Contemporary Copy, 1782 March 5
			[Letter] 1782 March 5, Savannah, [Georgia] / Farq[uha]r Bethune Access Online

 

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Bill of Lading, 1861 February 6

 

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Black, Jeremiah S.-Contemporary Copy, 1861 January 10

 

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Bleckley, Logan E., 1854

 

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Bolton, John-ALS, 1822

 

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Bolton, Robert-ALS, 1796

 

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Bolton, Robert & John-Invoice, 1802 January 6

 

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Bolton, Robert-ALS, 1840

 

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Bolton, Robert-ALS, 1847

 

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Bolton, Robert-ALS, 1849

 

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Bolton, W.C.-ALS, 1839

 

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Bond, Lewis-Estate, 1833-1855

 

2	54	Bosomworth Papers-Deposition of Creek Indian Chiefs, 1747 Access Online
			[Legal resolution and accompanying deposition] 1747 December 14, Frederica, Georgia / signed [by] Himmopaiohe...[et al.] Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Deed, 1747 Access Online

Deed of feoffment from Malatchi Opiya Mico to Thomas [and] Mary Bosomworth, 1747 January 4 / sworn before J. Mullryne Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Deposition of Joseph Wright, 1755 Access Online

Deposition [of] Joseph Wright, 1755 December 22, Augusta, Georgia / [sworn to] before Jonathan Copp Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Deposition of Lachlin McGillivray, 1755 Access Online

Deposition [of] Lachlan McGillivray, 1755 December 22, Augusta, Georgia / [sworn to] before Jonathan Copp Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Creek land rights, circa 1755 Access Online

[Legal claim pertaining to the private purchase of Creek Indian land] Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Bill from Joseph Levy to Thomas Boswomworth, 1755 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Conditions of Thomas Bosomworth to the Crown regarding Sapalo and St. Catherines Island, 1757 Access Online

 

2	61	Bosomworth Papers, 1759 Access Online
			[Legal claim pertaining to the cession of] Ussaba [Ossabaw and] Sappola [Sapelo] and St. Catherine's Islands Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Isaac Levy re. St. Catherine's, Sapelo, and Ossabaw Islands, 1759 Access Online

Petition of Isaac Levy, 1759 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Levy's broadside regarding Sapelo and Ossabaw, 1759 Access Online

Advertisement, 1759 September 13, Philadelphia / Isaac Levy Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Petition in behalf of Isaac Levy regarding St. Catherine's, Sapelo, and Ossabaw, 1759 Access Online

Petition to the King of England from Isaac Levy respecting the Islands of Sapelo, Ossabaw, and St. Catherine's, 1760 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-List of letters from Isaac Levy regarding Islands, 1759 Access Online

 

2	66	Bosomworth Papers-Indenture regarding St. Catherine's, Sapelo, and Ossabaw Islands, 1760 Access Online
			[Legal] indenture executed by Henry Ellis and Thomas [and] Mary Bosomworth [with sworn statements and opinion], 1760 April 19 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers, 1760

 

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Bosomworth Papers-St. Catherine's Island, 1762 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Memorial of Isaac Levy, 1766

 

2	70	Bosomworth Papers-Petition Isaac Levy, 1767 Access Online
			Petition of Isaac Levy, 1767 December 22, to his majesty [the King of England] Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-St. Catherine's Island, 1767 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-to Fenwick Bull, 1767 Access Online

 

2	73	Bosomworth Papers-Extracts re. 1739 treaty , circa 1768 Access Online
			[Legal document relating to] the 1739 treaty of [James] Oglethorpe with the [Creek] Indians Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-to Fenwick Bull, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Memorial of Isaac Levy, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Petition in behalf of Isaac Levy, circa 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Mary Bosomworth, circa 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Further memorials to Isaac Levy, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Samuel Ball and Fenwick Bull regarding St. Catherines Island, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Case Extract, circa 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Petition of Isaac Levy re. Ossabaw and Sapelo, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Memorials of Isaac Levy to the Lords of Trade, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-to Thomas Loyd, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Memorial of Isaac Levy, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Case Extracts, circa 1768 Access Online

 

2	86	Bosomworth Papers-Case on Behalf of Isaac Levy, circa 1768 Access Online
		Case on behalf of Isaac Levy Esquire on his application to his Majesty in council with respect to his right to a moiety of the Islands of Usuba [i.e. Ossabaw] and Sappola [i.e. Sapelo] on the confines of Georgia Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-To Mr. Fitzherbert, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-Bosomworth-Levy Articles, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-To Fenwick Bull, 1768 Access Online

 

2	90	Bosomworth Papers-Memorial of Isaac Levy, 1768 Access Online
		Sketch of second memorial of Isaac Levy to the Lords of Trade and Plantation, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers-To Fenwick Bull, 1768 Access Online

 

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Bosomworth Papers, 1769 Access Online

 

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Bouilland, G.-Autograph

 

3	2	Bowman, John -- letter to John Houstown [sic], 1772 June 24
		Describes the conditions of possible purchases of enslaved persons (unnamed)

 

3	3	Bowman, John -- letter to Charles Harris, 1800 August 12
		Describes a potential aggreement to illegally import enslaved persons (unnamed)

 

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Bowen, Oliver, 1778

 

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Bragg, Rev. Seneca G.-ALS, 1851

 

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Brailsford, Daniel-ALS, 1816

 

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Bradford, Miss R.-ALS, 1798

 

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Brannon. W.H.-ALS, 1863

 

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Brantley, Benjamin-DS, 1821

 

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Breckinridge, James-ALS, 1809

 

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Bremer, Fredrika-ALS, 1850

 

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Briscoe, L.H.-ALS, 1862

 

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British Troops-List, 1775

 

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Brooks, Charles-ALS, 1859

 

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Broussais-Autograph

 

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Brown, Joseph E.-Receipt, 1854

 

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Brown, Joseph E.-ALS, 1861

 

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Brown, Joseph E.-LS, 1863 April 4

 

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Brown, Joseph E.-ALS, 1881

 

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Brown, Joseph E., 1888-1889

 

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Brown, S.N.-Bank of the State of Ga. Note, 1860

 

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Brown, S.N.-Bank of Mobile, Notes, 1859-1860

 

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Brown, Walter-ALS, 1779

 

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Brownson, Nathan-ALS, 1781

 

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Brownson, Nathan-Order, 1773

 

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Bryan County, 1815

 

3	27	Bryan, David C. -- Appraisal of Estate, 1850 December
		Lists enslaved persons named: Tom (40) and his wife Rose (36); Alfred (40); Aaron (18); Louisa (11); Jim (14); Mary (12); Handy (10); Pinky (8); Mathew (11); John (4); Anaky (30); Ellis (14); George (10); Amanda (7); Amy (70); Poiner (26); Charles (24); Julia (18)

 

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Bryan, G.S. (?)-ALS, undated

 

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Bryan, Hardy, 1836

 

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Bryan, Jonathan-ALS-Rev. period

 

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Bulfinch, S.G.-ALS, 1853 Access Online

 

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Bulloch, Archibald - Estate of Charles Watson, 1771 Access Online

 

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Bulloch, Archibald-Cowper and Telfair receipt, 1776 Access Online

 

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Bulloch, Archiblad-Receipt for riding express to St. Philips, St. Johns, and Darien, 1776 Access Online

 

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Bulloch, Archibald-Estate memoranda , 1777 Access Online

 

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Bulloch, Archibald-Receipt for John Houston, 1773 Access Online

 

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Bulloch, Archibald S.-Document, Copy, 1822

 

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Bulloch, William B,-ALS, undated

 

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Bulloch County-Records, 1815-1825

 

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Bullock, Rufus B.-ALS, 1870

 

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Bullock, Rufus B.-ALS, 1871

 

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Bullock, Rufus B., 1887

 

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Burke, Judge Aedenus-ALS, undated

 

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Burke County-Court Records

 

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Burke County Railroad-Document, 1849

 

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Burns, John T.-Receipt, 1866

 

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Burrall, John-ADS, 1801

 

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Burroughs, Valeria G.B.-ALS, undated

 

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Burroughs, Valeria G.B.-ALS, 1844

 

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Burroughs, William B.-Misc., 1871-1914

 

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Burroughs, William B.-TLS, 1903

 

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Butler, B.F.-ADS, 1846

 

3	53	Butler, Pierce-ALS, 1806 March 20
		Letter -- to "Mr. Petit de Villers", 1806 March 20
			Names and discusses an enslaved man named Abraham, acting as courier

 

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Butler, Pierce-ALS, 1806 April 15

 

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Butler, Pierce-ALS, 1806 April 28

 

3	56	Butler, Pierce-ALS, 1806 September 26
		Letter -- to "Mr. Petit de Villers"
			Mentions sale of "Mrs. Cuningham's Negroes." Enslaved persons are unnamed

 

3	57	Butler, Pierce-ALS, 1807 June 2
		Letter -- to "Mr. Petit de Villers"
			Mentions "Gang of Negroes" [of another plantation], and states that he would never desire to enslave "Angola Negroes"

 

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Butler, Pierce-ALS, 1807 December 17

 

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Butler, Pierce-ALS, 1808 July 26

 

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Butler, Pierce-ALS, 1809 January 18

 

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Butler, Pierce-ALS, 1811 March 10

 

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Butler, Pierce-ALS, 1816 September 12

 

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Caig, John-DS, 1806

 

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Caldwell, James-ALS, undated

 

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Caldwell, Joseph W.-ALS, 1812

 

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Calhoun, Dr. Abner W.-ALS &Prescription, 1878

 

4	5	Calhoun, John C.-LS, 1818 March 2
		[Letter] 1818 March 2, Department of War [to] General David B. Mitchell, Creek Agency / J[ohn] C. Calhoun Access Online

 

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Calhoun, John C.-LS, 1818 August 24

 

4	7	Calhoun, John C.-LS, 1818 October 16
		[Letter] 1818 October 16, War Dep[artmen]t [to] D[avid] B. Mitchell, Creek Agency, Georgia / J[ohn] C. Calhoun Access Online

 

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Calhoun, John C.-LS, 1820 October 18

[Letter] 1820 October 18, Department of War [to] Gener[a]l D[avid] B. Mitchell / J[ohn] C. Calhoun Access Online

 

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Calhoun, John C. -- letter to General D. B. Mitchell, 1820 October 24

Letter enloses a copy of a letter "of the Att. General in relation to the charges against you," to Mitchell, and informs him that the legal proceedings have been postopone to consider relevant affidavits. Mitchell is charged with illegally importing enslaved persons (unnamed) to Georgia in 1817

 

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Calhoun, John C.-ALS, March 19, 1822

[Letter] 1822 March 19, Department of War [to] Gen[era]l D[avid] B. Mitchell, Mount Nebo near Milledgeville, G[eorgi]a / J[ohn] C. Calhoun Access Online

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Calhoun, John C.-LS, 1821 July 24

[Letter] 1821 July 24, Department of War [to] Genera[l] David B. Mitchell, Milledgeville, G[eorgi]a / J[ohn] C. Calhoun Access Online

 

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Calhoun, John C., 1831 January 3

[Letter] 1831 January 3, Washington [to John C.] Calhoun [ ? ] Access Online

 

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Call, Richard-ALS, 1783 March 25

[Letter] 1783 March 25, Augusta, [Georgia to] Maj[o]r Gen[era]l [Nathanael?] Green[e] [?], Charles Towne [i.e., Charleston, South Carolina] / Major Rich[ar]d Call Access Online

 

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Calvin, Martin V.-TLS, 1914

 

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Camden, John Jeffries, Lord, 1820 May 16

 

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Campbell, Charles-ALS, undated

 

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Campbell, Charles-ALS, 1844

 

4	18	Campbell, Duncan G.-ALS, 1825
			[Letter] 1825 March 12, Wilkes [County, Georgia to] Gen[era]l D[avid] B. Mitchell, Milledgeville, Geo[rgi]a / Duncan G. Campbell Access Online

 

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Campbell, E.-ALS, 1848

 

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Campbell, John W.-ALS, 1832

 

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Candler, Asa D., 1905

 

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Canton Mining Company of Georgia, 1856

 

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Carr, Hugh-Document, 1863

 

4	24	Carr, Patrick-Petition, 1798
			Petition of Patrick Carr, 1798 January 10, Louisville, Georgia Access Online

 

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Carrera, José Miguel-Biography, 1821

 

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Carrol, Peter-Document, 1863

 

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Carson, Nehemiah-ALS, 1813

 

4	28	Carson, W. -- memorandum , undated
		Describes complaint of John Bowman against Carson, whom Bowman blames for the loss of 52 enslaved persons (unnamed) in 1779. The enslaved persons were taken from Bowman's possession by "a Carolina Privateer" from Georgia to Charleston to be sold. Carson was a Commissioner in the region at that time

 

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[Caswell, Richard]-ALS (?), 1778

 

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Causten, James H.-ALS, 1841-1844

 

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Chamberlain, M.-ALS, 1839

 

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Chamberlain, Mellen-ALS, 1853

 

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Champlain, The Ship-Sea Letter, 1835

 

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Chancery, order in, 1787

 

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Chandler, Daniel, 1835

 

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Chandler, Daniel, 1824-1828

 

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Charlton, A.R.-ALS, 1826

 

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Charlton, John & George-LS, 1812

 

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Charlton, Robert M.-ALS, 1843, undated

 

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Charlton, Robert M.-DS, 1847

 

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Charlton, Robert M.-ALS, 1852

 

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Charlton, T.U.P.-ALS, 1805

 

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Charlton, T.U.P.-ALS, 1807

 

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Charlton, T.U.P.-ALS, 1816

 

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Charlton, T.U.P.-ALS, 1821 June 15

 

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Charlton, T.U.P.-ALS, 1821 December 1

 

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Charlton, T.U.P.-ALS, 1826

 

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Charlton, T.U.P.-ALS, 1833

 

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Charlton, T.U.P.-ALS, 1835

 

4	50	Ann H. Charlton vs. Alethea Stark -- legal declaration, undated
		concerns the transfer of enslaved persons (unnamed) from Charlton's possession to Stark's possession after the former's death

 

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Chatham County-Court Records

 

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Chatham County-Land Grants

 

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Cherokee County-Land Grants, 1832

 

4	54	Cherokee County-Land Grant, 1832
			[Land grant with map for plot in] Cherokee County, 1832 December 19 / [signed by] Wilson Lumpkin, Governor [of Georgia] Access Online

 

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Chivers, Thomas H.-"Lilly Adair" (Ms.), 1851

 

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Christian Symbols-18th Century Sketch

 

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Cist, Lewis J.-ALS, 1838-1850

 

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Cist, Lewis J.-ALS, 1851-1860

 

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Clapp, Dexter-ALS, 1846

 

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Clark, James-Commission, 1815

 

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Clark, John-ALS, 1790

 

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Clark, John-LS, 1820 October 5

 

4	63	Clark, John, 1820
			[Land grant with map for plot in] Irwin County, Georgia, 1820 December 6 / [signed by] John Clark, Governor [of Georgia] Access Online

 

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Clark, John-DS, 1821

 

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Clark, John-LS, 1823 August 20

 

4	66	Clark, Samuel B. -- receipts for purchase of enslaved persons, 1853
		the three receipts name enslaved persons: Frank (34); Silvy (11); Esther (52)

 

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Clark, Thomas, 1832

 

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Clark, William-ALS, 1821

 

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Clarke County-Deeds, 1859

 

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Clarke, E.-ALS, 1786

 

4	71	Clarke, Elijah-Extract from a Letter, 1781
			Extract of a letter from Colo[nel] E. Clarke, 1781 November 5, Wilk[e]s County, [Georgia] Access Online

 

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Clarke, Jonathan-ALS, 1782

 

4	73	Clarke, Thomas Sr.-Land Grant, 1829
			[Land grant with map for plot in] Early County, Georgia, 1835 September 21 / [prepared by] W[illia]m A. Tennille, [Georgia] Secretary of State Access Online

 

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Clay, Joseph-ALS, 1782

 

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Clay, Joseph Jr.-ALS, 1788

 

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Clay, Joseph-Estate, 1807

 

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Clay County-Court Records

 

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Cleveland, Henry W.-ALS, 1903-1905

 

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Cleveland, Henry W.-ALS, 1905 September-October

 

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Cliffe, Walter-Document (copy), 1782

 

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Clinton, C.A.-ALS, 1854

 

5	6	Clinton, DeWitt -- affidavit, 1806 November
		document authorizes Benjamin Burroughs to leave (and return to) the state of New York with an enslaved man named George (15)

 

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Cloud, Ezekiel-ADS, 1784

 

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Cobb, Howell-ALS, 1838-1868

 

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Cobb, Howell-ALS, 1864

 

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Cobb, Howell-ALS, 1866

 

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Cobb, Howell, Jr.-ALS, 1870

 

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Cobb, Col. John-Petition, 1807

 

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Cobb, Thomas R.R.-Memorandum, 1847

 

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Cobb, Thomas R.R.-ALS, 1849

 

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Cobb, Thomas R.R.-ADS, 1854

 

5	16	Cobb, Thomas W.-ALS, 1813-1822
			Letter -- from Thomas W. Cobb to Dr. William Merriwether, 1822 July 3
			letter describes the potential to recover an unspecified number of enslaved persons who are considered personal property of Cobb. Also names another enslaved person, Bob, considered property of Cobb

 

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Cohen, Joshua I.-ALS, 1846

 

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Cohen, Solomon-ALS, 1842-1856

 

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Collins, George, 1802

 

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Colquitt, Alfred H.-ALS, 1878-1883

 

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Colquitt, Alfred H.-Picture-Autograph, 1892

 

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Conarroe, George M.-ALS, 1852

 

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Conarroe, George W.-ALS, 1837-1841

 

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Confederate States Cabinet-List, undated

 

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Confederate Playing Card-Made by John Hill Hewitt in Augusta, circa 1864

 

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Confederate States of America-Document, 1864

 

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Confederate States of America-Discharge Certificates, 1863-1864

 

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Confederate-Miscellaneous

 

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Confiscated Estates-Document, 1782 Access Online

 

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Confiscated Estates-Document, 1783 Access Online

 

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Confiscated Estates-Document, 1784 Access Online

 

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Confiscated Estates-Fairlawn-Documents, 1783-1820 Access Online

 

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Confiscated Estates-List, undated Access Online

 

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Conner, E.L.-ALS, 1848

 

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Continental Congress-Draft of Letter to Hancock, Lynch and Rutledge

 

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Continental Congress-Extract from Minutes, 1780

 

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Constitutional Convention of Georgia-Ms. Document, 1789

 

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Cope, Adam (Sheriff)-DS, 1818

 

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Cope, Adam-Receipt Book, 1812-1833

 

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Corker, Stephen-ADS, 1793

 

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Correspondence-Miscellaneous

 

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Couper, J. Hamilton-ALS, 1846

 

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Cowart, Zachariah-DS, 1830

 

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Cowart, Zachariah-Deed, 1834

 

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Cowper, M.A.-ALS, 1797

 

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Cowper and Telfair-Account, 1775

 

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Cozart Brothers-Receipt

 

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Crawford, George W.-ALS, 1849-1865

 

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Crawford, J.-ALS, 1825

 

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Crawford, Joel, 1818

 

5	51	Crawford, Joel -- letter to Colonel Charles Fenton Mercer , 1821 October 5
		describes Crawford's purchase of enslaved persons named Joshua and Murial, and two infant children (unnamed)

 

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Crawford, Joel-ALS, 1854

 

5	53	Crawford, Peter-ALS, 1818-1821
				Peter Crawford -- letter to General David B. Mitchell, 1818 September 24
			describes three runaway enslaved persons considered property of Crawford, named Isaac (25), David (25), and Aaron (21)

 

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Crawford, William H.-ALS, 1812 May 4

 

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Crawford, William H.-ALS, 1812 July 3

 

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Crawford, William H.-DS, 1816-1817

 

6	2	Crawford, William H.-LS, 1816 October 4
		[Letter] 1816 October 4, War Department, [Washington, D.C. to] Erastus Granger, Buffalo, New York / W[illia]m H. Crawford Access Online

 

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Crawford, William H.-ALS, 1816 October 29

 

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Crawford, William H.-Treasurer's Report, 1817

 

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Crawford, William H.-ALS, 1817 June 30

 

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Crawford, William H.-ALS, 1819 June 22

 

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Crawford, William H.-ALS, 1819 July 28

 

6	8	Crawford, William H.-ALS, 1819 September 25
		[Letter] 1819 September 25, Treasury Department, [Washington, D.C. to] David B. Mitchell / W[illia]m H. Crawford Access Online

 

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Crawford, William H.-ALS, 1819 November 27

 

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Crawford, William H.-DS, 1821

 

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Crawford, William H.-ALS, 1821 July 5

 

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Crawford, William H.-ALS, 1821 July 17

 

6	13	Crawford, William H.-ALS, 1822
		[Financial account] 1822 June 20, Thleaucotchcau, Creek Nation / [signed by] William McIntosh Access Online

 

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Crawford, William H.-Copy of Letter, 1823

 

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Crawford, William H.-DS, 1823

 

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Crawford, William H.-ALS, 1828

 

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Crawford, William H.-ADS, 1831

 

6	18	Creek Annuity-ADS, 1807
			[Receipt for] goods received of Levi Sheftall, U. S. agent, 1807 August 17 / [received by] Arthur C. Greene Access Online

 

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Creek Indians-Military Payroll, 1818

Pay roll of a company of Creek Warriors commanded by Capt[ain] Nehalockopoye lately in the service of the United States, 1818 November 28 Access Online

 

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Creek Indians-(For Dr. Waring)

[Letter] 1826 February 1, Milledgeville, Georgia [to] Col[onel] John Crowell, Washington / Robert Glenn Access Online

[Letter] 1819 September 23 [to] Dan[ie]l Hughes, U.S. factor, Fort Mitchell / D[avid] B. Mitchell Access Online

[Letter] 1820 November 29, Oakfuskee, Creek Nation [to] Gen[eral] David B. Mitchell, Agent for Indian Affairs / Robert Grierson Access Online

[Letter] 1791 January 28, Highwassey [i.e. Hiwassee], to Governor [of Tennessee, William] Blount / Headmen of the Cherokees Access Online

Extract of a letter to the Secretary of War, Washington, 1826 April 1 / Opothle Yoholo... [et al.] Access Online

[Letter] 1826 April 3, Department of War, Off[ice of] Indian Affairs, to Opothle Yoholo and other members of the Creek Delegation / Tho[mas] L. McKenney Access Online

[Letter with enclosure] 1818 March 23, Fort Mitchell, [Alabama to] D[avid] B. Mitchell / Dan[ie]l Hughes, U.S. factor Access Online

[Letter], 1821 October 15, Fair Hope, McIntosh County [to] Gen[era]l D[avid] B. Mitchell, Mount Nebo near Milledgeville / J. McIntosh Access Online

[Letter] 1820 December 6, Mineral Springs [to] Gen[era]l W[illiam] McIntosh / Lieutenant Colonel J[ohn] Nicks Access Online

[Letter] 1826 November 8, treaty ground, [to] Gen[era]ls [William] Clark, [Thomas] Hinds, and [John] Coffee / J[ohn] D. Terrell Access Online

[Letter] 1826 January 25, to Col[onel] T[homas] L. McKenney / Chilly McIntosh Access Online

 

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Creek Indians-Treaty, 1783

Articles of a convention held at Augusta, in the County of Richmond, [Georgia], 1783 November 1 Access Online

 

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Creek Nation-Laws, 1824

Copy of laws of the Creek Nation, 1825 January 7 Access Online

 

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Crisp, J.M.-ALS, 1866

 

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Cromwell, O.-ALS, undated

 

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Cross, George-ADS, undated

 

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Crowninshield, Benjamin W.-DS, 1818

 

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Cumming, Joseph-ALS, 1844

 

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Cumming, Joseph-ALS, 1875

 

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Cumming, M.O.-ALS, 1808

 

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Currie, W. Wallace-ALS, 1835

 

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Cuthbert. A.-ALS, undated

 

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Cuthbert, A.D.-ALS, 1786

 

6	33	Letter -- Isaac C. Cuthbert to John Houstown, 1786 December 11
		Cuthbert states that, "Your Negroes are all well." Enslaved persons unnamed

 

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Cuthbert, James-ALS, 1774

 

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Cuthbert, John A.-ALS, 1787

 

6	36	Cuthbert, Seth J.-ALS, 1774 August 9
		[Letter] 1774 August 9 to Lachlan McIntosh, Darien, Georgia / Seth Jno. [i.e.John] Cuthbert Access Online

 

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Cuthbert, Seth J.-ALS, 1775 July 27 Access Online

 

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Cuthbert, Seth J.-ALS, 1775 April 4 Access Online

 

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Cuthbert, Seth J.-ALS, 1782 September 9 Access Online

 

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Cuthbert, Seth J.-ALS, 1783 September 22 Access Online

 

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Cuyler, John M.

 

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Cuyler, T.-ALS, undated

 

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Cuyler, William-ALS, undated

 

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Da Costa, Isaac-Order to pay Levi Sheftall, 1790

 

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Daniel, William C.-ALS, 1833-1842

 

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Dasher Family-Misc., 1842-1863

Proceedings as Guardian for E. S. Dasher, orphan, 1842, 1843

Mentions hire of enslaved persons (unnamed): a woman and two children, and a boy

Estate account pages, 1843

Mentions hire of an enslaved boy named Friday

Receipts -- William B. Dasher Trustee for Jane E. Dasher to W. Horne, Doctor, 1855

Lists care provided for enslaved persons named: Isaac, Betsey, Charlotte, and Andrew

Receipt of payment -- William Dasher to A. Mayer, 1858 January 1

Records debt from 1856, for medical care provided to an enslaved person named Charlotte

 

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Daughtry, Joshua-Deed, 1840

 

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Davis, Anna L., 1850

 

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Davis, Captain Caleb-Journal, 1714-1763

 

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Davis, Jefferson-ALS, 1854

 

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Davis, Simon-ALS, 1841

 

6	52	Letter -- from "Davison and Simpson" to Thomas Spalding, 1815 September 22
		Written from London. Describes business dealings, changes in market prices, and mentions the sale of an enslaved person named Rebecca

 

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Dawly, Joseph-Accounts Due

 

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Dawson, William Crosby-ALS, 1836

 

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Dawson, William, 1837

 

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Dearborn, Henry-Fictitious Contract, 1810

 

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DeBow, James D.B.-ALS, 1856

 

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DeBrahm, William-ALS, 1759

 

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Deby, Julian M.-ALS, 1856

 

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deEstrada, Juan J.-Letter Copy, undated

 

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DeKalb County, 1849

 

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De La Motta, Isaac-Marriage contract with Sarah Canter, 1796

 

6	63	De La Motta, Isaac -- Estate, circa 1800s
		Names enslaved perons: Nancy (a "mulatto" woman) and her child Clara; Sukey; Juba; Eliza and children; Dina and her infant son Wallace; Wallace (a man);

 

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De La Motta, Jacob-Challenge to duel, 1821

 

6	65	Deed of gift -- Sara De La Motta to Sarah Sheftall and others, 1786
		Describes the transfer of an enslaved woman named Spransor [?]

 

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Delaroche, (?)-ALS, 1849

 

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Delille, Y.-Picture

 

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Demere, Raymond, 1784

 

6	69	Supreme Court of Georgia -- Bill of Exceptions -- Rose and John Demere vs. John Couper and Lewis Demere, 1849
		Legal case involving freed persons named Rose and John Demere. Document names enslaved persons: Joy, Charles, Harrington, Flora, Adam, Eve, Cupid, Judy, Paul, Rhina, Sam, Mary, Flora, Jim, George, Priscilla, Peggy, Sally, and Sal. Document includes copy of Ramond Demere's Will, in which he manumits enslaved persons and bequeths much money and property to Rose and others, for acts done by Rose and Joy during the British occupation of St. Simon's Island

 

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Dent, George-DS, 1860

 

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Dentistry-Copy, 1845

 

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DeRenne, G. W. J.-ALS, undated

 

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DeRenne, Wymberly Jones, 1900

 

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de Roll, Baron-Military, 1805

 

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DeSaussure, Wilmot G., 1864

 

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deVillers, Petit-Document, 1811

 

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Dewey, Orville-ALSs, 1843-1856

 

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Dickson, Samuel Henry, 1843-1857

 

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Dix, John A.-ALS, 1875

 

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Dooly, John, 1779

 

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Dooly, John-ALS, 1780

 

7	13	Dooly, Thomas-Deposition of Isham Ward, 1777
			Affidavit [of] Isham Ward, 1777 August 11, Wilkes County, Georgia / sworn to before John Coleman Access Online

 

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Dorsey, Hugh M., 1932

 

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Dougherty, John, 1807

 

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Drayton, Stephen-ALS, 1773

 

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Drayton, Stephen-ALS, 1774

 

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Duane, W.J., 1859

 

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Duelling-Oath, 1819-1822

 

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Dumond, Egbert-ALS, 1775

 

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Duncan, William, 1859

 

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Dunn, John-Account, 1798

 

7	23	Durfee, Calvin-Als, 1842
			[Land grant with map for plot in] Early County, Georgia, 1824 November 3 / [authorized by] G[eorge] M. Troup, Governor of [Georgia] Access Online

 

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Eagle Tavern (Warrenton, Georgia), 1825 May 29

 

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Early, Eleazer DS, 1809

 

7	26	Early County-Records, 1820-1851
				Affidavit of the Will of Mark Sanders, 1838 July
			Affidavit describes the Last Will of Mark Sanders, which bequeths one enslaved person (unnamed) and "certain evidences of debt"

 

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Early County-Land Grants, 1819-1820

[Land grant with map for plot in] Early County, Georgia, 1821 October 11 / [authorized by] John Clark, Governor of [Georgia] Access Online

[Land grant with map for plot in] Early County, Georgia, 1822 July 23 / [authorized by] John Clark, Governor of [Georgia] Access Online

[Land grant with map for plot in] Early County, Georgia, 1821 May 11 / [authorized by] John Clark, Governor of [Georgia] Access Online

 

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Early County-Plat, 1835

 

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East Florida-Copy of Act, 1811

 

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Eastburn, Bishop Martin

 

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East Florida, 1812

 

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Eaton, Robert, 1790 August 24

 

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Effingham County-Springfield Academy

 

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Effingham County-Land Grant, 1791

 

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Effingham County-Land Grant, 1796

 

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Effingham County-Records, 1787-1880

 

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Effingham County-Land Grant, 1785

 

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Elbert, Samuel ALS, 1779 January 17

 

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Elbert, Samuel ADS, 1783 June 23

 

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Elbert, Samuel, 1784

 

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Elbert, Samuel, 1785

 

7	42	Elbert, Samuel-Talk to Indians-Ms Copy of Speech, 1777
		Talk to the Handsome Man [and other Creek leaders] 1777 August 13 / S[amuel] [?] Elbert. [Letter] 1777 August 14, Augusta, [Georgia] to Capt[ain] Porter / S[amuel] [?] Elbert. [Letter and orders] 1777 August 13 / S[amuel] [?] Elbert Access Online

 

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Elbert, Samuel, 1778

 

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Elbert, Samuel Con. Copy of Letter, 1778 April 19

 

7	45	Elholm, George, ALS, 1793
			[Letter] 1793 April 11, Augusta, [Georgia to] Brig[a]d[ie]r Gen[era]l [James] Jackson, Savan[n]ah, [Georgia] / A[d] j[utant] Gen[era]l Augustus C. G. Elholm Access Online

 

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Elliott, John-ALSs, 1807-1820

 

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Elliott, Stephen, 1841-1862

 

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Ellis, Henry-DS, 1758 Access Online

 

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Ellis, Henry-DS, 1759 Access Online

 

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Ellis, Henry-DS, 1760 July 7 Access Online

 

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Ellis, Henry-ADS, 1760 Access Online

 

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Emanuel, Asa-Receipt, 1773

 

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Emanuel, David, 1801

 

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Enocks, William

 

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Enterprize, Steamship-Bond, 1816

 

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Espey, John-Deed, 1841

 

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Eustace, Col. John S. ALS, 1782 August 6

 

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Evans, William-Als, 1787

 

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Eve, Dr. Paul F.-Memorial, 1877

 

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Everett, Edward

 

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Everston, Laura M. ALSs, 1825-1861

 

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Ewart, Rutson &Co.-DS, 1802

 

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Falkenstein, Dr. Charles, 1846 October 22

 

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Felder, John N.-Financial Statement, 1859

 

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Felton, Rebecca Latimer

 

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Feurth, Dr. Lewis-Early Savannah Medical Journal, 1818

 

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Few, William , 1783 June 1 Access Online

 

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Few, William, 1807 January 9

 

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Few, William, 1807

 

8	8	Few, William -- Autobiography, undated Access Online
		Includes mention of enslaved persons

 

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Finch, W. B., 1825

 

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Fishbourne, Benjamin, undated

 

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Fisher, John M.-Commission, 1880

 

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Flerl, Charles-Inventory, 1767

 

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Flint, Robert T.-Deed, 1821

 

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Florida Territory-Lewis Lanier-Power of Attorney, 1841

 

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Fontages, Francois, Viscomte de

 

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Forbes, Thomas-L. Copy, 1787

 

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Forney, John W.-ALS, 1871

 

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Forsyth, John ALS, 1817 April 8

 

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Forsyth, John-ALS, 1817 June 18

 

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Forsyth, John ALS, 1818 July 12

 

8	21	Forsyth, John-ALS, 1826 January 24
		[Letter] 1826 January 24, Washington [D.C. to] R[ichard] H. Wilde / John Forsyth Access Online

 

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Forsyth, John-Als, 1826 April 18

 

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Forsyth, John LS, 1827 December 12

 

8	24	Forsyth, John-ALS, 1827 December 12
		[Letter] 1827 December 12, Milledgeville, Georgia, [to Governor] of Tennessee, Sam[ue]l Houston / John Forsyth, Gov[ernor of Georgia] Access Online

 

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Forsyth, John-ALS, 1828 September 18

 

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Forsyth, John-DS, 1832

 

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Forsyth, John-ALS, 1833

 

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Forsyth, John-Circular, 1834 July 1

 

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Forsyth, John-ALS, 1837 March 4

 

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Forsyth, John-ALS, 1837 May 3

 

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Forsyth, John-ALS, 1837 July 11

 

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Forsyth, John-LS, 1839 February 7

 

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Forsyth, John-Union Democratic Dinner, 1839

 

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Forsyth, John, 1839

 

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Forsyth, John-LS, 1840 January 29

 

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Fort Dreadnaught-Capitulation, 1781 May 21

 

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Fort Wilkinson-Miscellaneous Papers, 1802

 

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Fowke, Chandler D.-ADS, 1788

 

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Fraley, Lafayette I.-Confederate pay voucher, 1863

 

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Freeman, Holman-ALS, 1787 January 22

 

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Freeman, Holman, 1794

 

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French Consulate (Savannah), 1832

 

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French Document, 1834

 

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Ganahl, Joseph-ALS, 1874

 

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Gannett, Ezra S.-ALS, 1843

 

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Garmany, George W.-Copy of Indenture, 1876

 

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Georgia-Carolina Flag Passport, 1782

 

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Georgia Declaration of Independence, undated

 

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[Journal entries pertaining to] the Colony of Georgia, [James] Oglethorpe, [and] Yammacraw [i.e. Yamacraw], 1732 February 3 [to] 1732 March 24 Access Online

 

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Ga. Military Provision Return, 1778 August 22

 

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Georgia Military Payroll, 1780 April 20

 

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Georgia Militia, 1808

 

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Ga. Militia-Report, 1815 February 16

 

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Georgia Oaths & Bonds, 1800-1809

 

9	9	Georgia Oaths & Bonds, 1800-1809
			[Extract of description of] Senate chamber [of Georgia legislature] Access Online

 

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Gerardine. Dr. John-Property, 1821

 

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Gibbes, Robert W.-ALSs, 1846-1852

 

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Gibbons, Thomas-ALS, 1794

 

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Gibbons, Thomas-ALS, 1808

 

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Gibbons, Thomas-Deed, 1807

 

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Gibbons, William, Jr.-ADS, 1782 January 9 Access Online

 

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Gibbons, William, Jr.-ALS, 1783 Febuary 20 Access Online

 

9	20	Gibbons, William, Jr.-ALS, 1783 March 10 Access Online
		[Letter] 1783 March 10, Sharon, Georgia [to Nathanael ?] Greene / W[illia]m Gibbons, Jr. Access Online

 

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Gibbons, William, Jr.-ALS, 1783 June 12 Access Online

 

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Gibbons, William, Jr.-ALS, 1785 December 4 Access Online

 

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Gibbons, William, Jr.-ALS, 1786 January 28 Access Online

 

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Gibbons, William, Jr.-Document, 1786 May Access Online

 

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Gibbons, William, Jr.-DS, 1787 February 27 Access Online

 

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Gideon, Francis-Indenture, 1836

 

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Gignilliat, Thomas H.-Commission, 1880

 

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Gill, Eramus-ALS, 1782 February 4

 

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Gilman, J. T.-Autograph

 

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Gilmer, George R.-ALS, 1831

 

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Gilmer, Jeremy F.-ALS, 1865

 

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Girardeau, James-ADS, 1808

 

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Glascock, Thomas-ALS, 1795 February 20

 

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Glascock, Thomas, Genl.-ALS, 1833 September 11

 

9	40	Glascock, William -- affidavit for credit , 1785 December 20
		Names an enslaved woman, Lot, to be credited 14 shillings by "Mr. Zimerman"

 

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Glen, John-ALS, 1795

 

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Glen, George, et al.-Deeds, 1838 May 11

 

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Glisson, H. C.-Note, 1875

 

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Goolsbee, Aaron-Deed, 1813

 

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Goolsby, Aaron-Land Grant

 

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Gordon, John B.-ALS, 1853

 

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Gordon, John B.-ALS, 1873

 

9	48	Gordon, Peter-Diary
		The published journal of Peter Gordon is freely available through the UGA Press: https://ugapress.manifoldapp.org/projects/the-journal-of-peter-gordon-1732-1735
			An account of the first settling of the colony of Georgia with a journal of the first embarkation, under the direction of Mr. [James] Oglethorpe / Peter Gordon Access Online

 

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Gourdin, Robert N.-Documents, 1832-1875

 

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Gourdin, Robert N.-Correspondence, 1851-1888

 

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Gourdin, Robert N.-Misc. Clippings

 

9	55	Graham, George-LS, 1817
			Letter, 1817 July 26, Department of War, [Washington, D.C. to] David B. Mitchell / Geo[rge] Graham Access Online

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-Affidavits, 1862-1863

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-ALS, 1862 January 1

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-L. Copy, 1862 October 10

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-ALS, 1862 November 21

 

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Great Britain, Consulate of-Affidavit, 1862 December 5

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-ANS, 1863 January 1

 

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Great Britain, Consulate of-Affidavit, 1863 January 27

 

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Great Britain, Consulate of-DS, 1863 February 6

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-ALS, 1863 May 5

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-Affidavit, 1863 May 11

 

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Great Britain, Consulate of-Affidavit, 1863 May 12

 

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Great Britain, Consulate of-ALS, 1863 May 18

 

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Great Britain, Consulate of-Affidavit, 1863 June 9

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-ALS, 1863 June 9

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-Certificate, 1863 June 11

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-ADS, 1863 June 15

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-Affidavit, 1863 June 18

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-ANS, 1863 June 30

 

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Great Britain, Consulate of-ALS, 1863 July 6

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-ALS, 1863 August 3

 

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Great Britain, Consulate-RHEEA of China Grass Fibre machine, 1870

 

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Green, James M.-ALS, 1860 December 21

 

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Green, James M.-ALS, 1860 December 24

 

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Green, James M.-ALS, 1860 December 26

 

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Green, James M.-L. Typed Copy, 1860 January 5

 

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Green Island Plantations, 1838 December 20

 

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Greene, Nathaniel-ALS, undated [1784? ]

 

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Greene, Nathaniel-L. Cont. Copy, 1785 February 28

 

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Greene, R. A.-ALS, 1825 October 29

 

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Greenhow, Rose (O'Neal)-ALS, undated

 

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Gregory, J. W.-ALS, 1870

 

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Grisham, David-Deed, 1808

 

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Grundy, Felix-Autograph, 1839

 

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Gunn, James-ALS, 1788 June 23

 

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Gunn, James-ALS, 1789 April 10

 

11	8	Gunn, James-ALS, 1791 January 26
			[Letter] 1791 January 26, Philadelphia [to] Edw[ar]d Telfair, Governor of Georgia / James Gunn Access Online

 

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Habersham, James-Autograph Access Online

 

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Habersham, James-DS, 1773 May 25 Access Online

 

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Habersham, James-L. Copy, 1782 July 31 Access Online

 

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Habersham, James-ALS, 1783 February 28 Access Online

 

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Habersham, James-ANS, 1784 January 18 Access Online

 

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Habersham, John-L. Extract, 1783 February 18 Access Online

 

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Habersham, John-DS, 1784 May 17 Access Online

 

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Habersham, John-DS, 1784 May 20 Access Online

 

11	19	Habersham, John-ALS, 1784 June 19 Access Online
		[Letter] 1784 June 19, Augusta, [Georgia to] John Houstoun, [Governor of Georgia] / John Habersham Access Online

 

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Habersham, John-ALS, 1787 April 13 Access Online

 

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Habersham, John-DSs, 1792 Access Online

 

11	24	Habersham, John-ALS, 1796 May 30 Access Online
		[Letter] 1796 May 30, Savannah, [Georgia to] Jared Irwin, Governor [of Georgia] / John Habersham Access Online

 

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Habersham, Joseph-ALS, undated Access Online

 

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Habersham, Joseph-Parole, 1779 January 1 Access Online

 

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Habersham. Joseph-DS, 1779 January 13 Access Online

 

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Habersham, Joseph-ALS, 1797 March 26 Access Online

 

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Habersham, Joseph-ALS, 1797 April 7 Access Online

 

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Habersham, Joseph-ALS, 1798 June 13 Access Online

 

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Habersham, Joseph-Note, 1801 January 16 Access Online

 

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Habersham, Joseph-LS, 1802 May 3 Access Online

 

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Habersham, Joseph-ADS, 1804 December 10 Access Online

 

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Habersham, Joseph-LS, 1809 January 7 Access Online

 

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Habersham, Joseph-LS, 1811 January 30 Access Online

 

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Habersham, Joseph-ALS, 1813 Access Online

 

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Habersham, J.C., 1853

 

11	21	Habersham, John-ALS, 1786 October 26 Access Online
		[Letter] 1786 October 26, camp near the Oconee River [to] John Houstoun, [Governor of Georgia] / John Habersham Access Online

 

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Habersham, Richard W.-ALS, 1818

 

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Habersham, Richard W.-ALS, 1820

 

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Habersham, Richard W.-ALS, 1827

 

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Habersham, Richard W.-ALS, 1833

 

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Habersham, Richard W.-ALS, 1840

 

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Habersham, Richard W., 1852

 

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Habersham, Robert-ALSs, 1839

 

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Habersham County, 1880-1884

 

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Hall, Ada B.-ALS, undated

 

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Hall, Joseph-ALS, 1897

 

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Hall, Robert-ALS, 1861

 

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Hamilton, Gen. J.-ALS, 1825

 

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Hamilton, Gen. J.-ALS, 1833

 

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Hamilton, Gen. J.-ALS, 1834

 

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Hamilton, Gen. J.-ALS, 1853

 

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Hamilton, John-ALS, 1792

 

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Hammond, Col. Abner-ALS, 1823

 

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Hammond, J. H.-ALS, 1843

 

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Hammond, Leroy-ALS, 1779 May 14

 

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Hammond, Samuel-ALS, 1800

 

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Hammond, Samuel-ALS, 1804

 

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Hampton, Wade-ALS, 1858 July 9

 

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12	4	Hancock County-Land Grants-Court Records
			[Land grant with map of plot in] Baldwin County, Georgia, 1805 October 9 / [signed by] John Milledge, Governor of [Georgia] Access Online

 

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Handley, George-ADS, 1784 March 20

 

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Handley, George-ADS, 1785 January 4

 

12	7	Handley, George-DS, 1785 March 15
		Extract from the minutes [of the] Executive Council [of Georgia], 1785 March 15 Access Online

 

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Handley, George, 1785 June 3

 

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Handley, George-ANS, 1788 February 20

 

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Hardee, I.-ALS, 1829

 

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Hardee, Joseph P.-DS, 1845

 

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Harris, Charles-ADS, undated

 

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Harris, Charles-DS, 1800

 

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Harris, Charles-ALS, 1810

 

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Harris, Charles-LS, 1811

 

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Harris, Charles-ALS, 1812

 

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Harris, Charles-ALS, 1815

 

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Harris, Charles-ALS, 1817

 

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Harris, Charles-ALS, 1819

 

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Harris, Charles-ALS, 1824 February 26

 

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Harris, Charles-ALS, 1824 June 14

 

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Harris, Charles-ALS, 1824 September 4

 

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Harris, Charles-ALS, 1824 October 9

 

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Harris, Charles-ANS, 1825

 

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Harris, Elisha-ALSs, 1876

 

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Harrison, Rich.-Receipt, 1792

 

12	28	Colonel Hawkins in reply to the deputation from Kinlijee [?] and Paine, undated
		Mentions enslaved persons (unnamed) captured by "warring Indians" from plantations on St. Johns and elsewhere in Georgia. Also mentions enslaved person (unnamed) blamed in conflict at Trader's Hill
			Colonel Hawkins in reply to the deputation from Kinlijee [?] and Paine Access Online

 

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Hawkins, Benjamin-ALS, 1800 April 4

[Letter], 1800 April 4, Cowetuh Tallauhassee [i.e., Coweta Tallahassee to] Mr. Joseph Clay, Savannah, Georgia / Benjamin Hawkins Access Online

 

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Hawkins, Benjamin-L. Copy, 1800 June 12

Letter [with enclosure], 1800 June 12, Cowetuh Tallauhassee [i.e., Coweta Tallahassee] to Governor [James] Jackson / Benjamin Hawkins Access Online

 

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Hawkins, Benjamin-L. Copy, 1800 July 18

[Letter], 1800 July 18, Fort Wilkinson, [Georgia] to Governor James Jackson / Benjamin Hawkins Access Online

 

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Hawkins, Benjamin -- letter to Governor James Jackson, 1800 August 14

Letter states that General Bowles "had fled towards the point of Florida and had carried four negroes with him, the property of Mr. Panton." Enslaved persons are unnamed

[Letter], 1800 August 14, Cowetuh Tallahassee [i.e., Coweta Tallahassee] to Governor James Jackson / Benjamin Hawkins Access Online

 

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Hawkins, Benjamin-L. Copy, 1812 April 12

[Letter], 1822 April 12, Creek Agency [to] Gen[era]l George Mathews / Benjamin Hawkins Access Online

 

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Hawkins, Benjamin-ALS, 1812 September 21

[Letter] , 1812 September 21, Creek Agency [to] D[avid] B. Mitchell, Governor of Georgia / Benjamin Hawkins Access Online

 

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Hawkins, Benjamin-L. Copy, 1815 July 14

[Letter], 1815 July 14 [?], Creek Agency [to] Mr. Charles Harris, Savannah, [Georgia] / Benjamin Hawkins Access Online

 

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Hawkins, Benjamin-Biography, 1848

"A biographical sketch and incidents of the life and services of the late Colonel Benjamin Hawkins Superintendent of all the Indians South of the Ohio", 1848 Access Online

Composed by his nephew John D. Hawkins of Franklin County North Carolina.

Mentions enslaved persons.

 

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Hawkins, John D.-ALS, 1850

 

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Hay, George-ALS, 1824

 

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Haydon, James-ALS, 1829

 

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Hayes, Hiram-Deed, 1842

 

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Hayne, William H.-TLS, 1928

 

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Haynes, C.-ALS, 1828

 

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Haynes, Peter-LS, 1817

 

12	44	Haynes, Peter-ALS, 1818
		[Letter] 1818 November 13, Washington, [D.C. To] Gen[era]l David B. Mitchell, Creek Agency, Georgia / Peter Hagner Access Online

 

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Haynes, Peter-ALS, 1839

 

12	46	Heard, Stephen-ALS, 1781 March 2
			[Letter] 1781 March 2, Henry County, Virginia / Stephen Heard Access Online

 

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Heath, James P.-ALS, 1836

 

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Helm, Ch. J.-ALS, 1864

 

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Helm, James J.-ALS, 1857

 

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Hendry, Alexandria-Deed, 1830

 

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Henry, Charles-ADS, 1833

 

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Heyward, William N.-ALS, 1889

 

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Highman, Thomas-ALS, 1853

 

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Hill, Benjamin H.-ALS, 1844

 

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Hill, Benjamin H.-ALS, 1845

 

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Hill, Benjamin H.-ALS, 1877

 

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Hillyer, Junius-Deed, 1844

 

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Hilton-Joseph-Commission, 1880

 

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Hinely, Frederick-Indenture, 1860

 

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Hinely, Jacob-Indenture, 1857

 

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Hines, Charlton-Accounts, 1858-1860

 

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Hines, Lewis-Accounts, 1820-1860

 

12	63	Hines, Lewis -- Mortgage of enslaved persons, 1838 June 6
		Mortgage of enslaved persons to "The Trustees of the Meeting House on the neck road near Hardwick, in the COunty of Bryan." The names of enslaved persons are: Luke, Molly, Andrew, Doll, Anthony, Judy, Paul, Nancy, Jinnett, Jim, Die, Little Nancy, William, Flora, Frank, Prince, Jack, Flanders, Antoinette, Tony, Maria, Caia, Old Paul, Charlotte, Edward, Rose, Josephine, Sue, and Chance

 

12	64	Hines Family-Misc. Papers, 1820-1860
				Letter -- Trustees of Bryan County Church to Charlton Hines, 1841 April 7
			Letter mentions debts of Lewis Hines and previous mortage of enslaved persons (unnamed)

 

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Hodgson, W. B.-ALS, 1846

 

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Hodgson, W. B.-ALS, 1852

 

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Hodgson, W. B.-ALS, 1854

 

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Holker, J.-ALS, 1788

 

12	69	Holly, Arnold-Grant, 1832
			[Land grant for plot in] Muscogee County, Georgia, 1832 February 7 / [authorized by] Wilson Lumpkin, Governor [of Georgia] Access Online

 

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Hopkins, Samuel-ALS, undated

 

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Hopkins, Samuel-ALS, 1838 May 28

 

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Hopkins, Samuel-ALS, 1838 July 14

 

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Hopkins, Samuel-ALS, 1838 September 26

 

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Hopkins, Samuel-ALS, 1839

 

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Reuben Hord -- Accounts with Russel Jones, 1804

Lists "1 quart whiskey" for an enslaved man named Charly

 

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Hosack, David-ALS, 1833

 

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House, Samuel C.-DS, 1823

 

13	4	Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Thomas House, 1851 September 8
		Names enslaved persons: Arthur; Dick; Jacob; Daniel; Sam; George; Windson; Tony; Noah; Henry; Ginny and her child Harry; Piny; Clara (a girl); Sally; Vina (a girl); Susannah and her child Allic; Daphney and her child Louisa

 

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Houstoun, George, 1775 June 29 Access Online

 

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Houstoun, George-ALS, 1776 January 17 Access Online

 

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Houstoun, George-ALS, 1779 October 14 Access Online

 

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Houstoun, George-ALS, 1788 July 21 Access Online

 

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Houstoun, James-DSs, 1764 Access Online

 

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Houstoun, James, 1764 Access Online

 

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Houstoun, James-DS, 1784 June 8 Access Online

 

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Houstoun, James-DS, 1784 June 29 Access Online

 

13	13	Letter -- from James Houstoun, 1785 July 4 Access Online
		Describes business dealings relating to two enslaved persons (unnamed). Houstoun refers to "two boys I bought." One of these enslaved persons has a partner and child whom are both currently enslaved by Houstoun

 

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Houston, James-ALS, 1812 May 16 Access Online

 

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Houston, John-DS, 1771 September 7 Access Online

 

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Houston, John-DS, 1783 January 8 Access Online

 

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Houston, John-DS, 1784 February 20 Access Online

 

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Houston, John-DS, 1784 March 10 Access Online

 

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Houston, John-DS, 1784 December 6 Access Online

 

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Houston, John-DS, 1784 December 26 Access Online

 

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Houston, John-ALS, 1785 June 13 Access Online

 

13	22	Houston, John -- ALS, 1788 May 17 Access Online
		Discusses business dealings related to transfer of enslaved persons (unnamed). Houston states that he will not recieve enslaved persons, "any where but in Savannah"

 

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Houston, John-ANS, 1788 September 26 Access Online

 

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Houston, John-ANS, 1789 January 4 Access Online

 

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Houston, John-ALS, 1793 October 11 Access Online

 

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Houston, Patrick, 1756

 

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Houstoun, Sir Patrick-DS, 1758 March 15

 

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Houstoun, Sir Patrick-Document, 1759

 

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Howard, C. W.-ALS, 1840

 

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Howe, Robert-L. Copy, 1779 March 11

 

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Howell, John-ALS, 1790

 

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Howley, Richard

 

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Howley, Richard-ADS, undated

 

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Howley, Richard-DS, 1783 September 20

 

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Howley, Richard-ADS, 1784 May 1

 

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Huger, C. K.-ALS, 1843

 

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Huntingdon, Countess of-Hymn, undated

 

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Huntingdon, countess of-ALS, 1784 November

 

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Hughes, Josephine-ALS, 1939

 

13	40	Bill of sale -- from William Dougherty to Henry Hull, 1858 November 24
		Describes transfer of enslaved persons named: Charlotte (50); Charity (32); Milly (19) and her infant child (1); Angeline (17) and her infant child (6 months); Winny (15); Ann (13); George (11); Milton (8)

 

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"Husband Wanted"-Notice, 1783

 

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Hutchinson, Asubah-ALS, 1838

 

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Hyde, John Jay, 1858

 

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Hymnal-Ms, undated

 

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Imlay, William h.-Document, 1830

 

13	46	Indians
			[Letter], 1825 August 1 [to] the editor of the National Journal, Washington / a Georgian Access Online
			[Letter] of correspondence [promoting the] education of the Creek Indian Children Access Online

 

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Ingraham, Edward-ANS, 1849 June 15

 

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Ingraham, Edward-ALS, 1849 July 28

 

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Ingraham, Edward-ALS, 1853 March 5

 

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Irving, John B., 1838

 

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Irving, John B., 1843

 

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Irwin County-Land Grant, 1819

 

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Irwin, Jared, 1807

 

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Irwin, Jared-ALS, 1807 August 4

 

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Irwin, Jared-Deed, 1808 November 18

 

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Irwin, Jared-ALS, 1809 February 1

 

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Irwin, Jared

 

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Irwinton Bridge Case-Document, 1841

 

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Isaacs, Ralph-ALS, 1812 May 2

 

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Italian, Consulate

 

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Iverson, Alfred-ALS, 1826

 

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Jackson, Abraham-ALS, 1808

 

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Jackson, Absalom-Document, 1837

 

14	4	Jackson, Andrew-LS, 1818
			[Letter] 1818 July 8, Nashville, [Tennessee to] General William McIntosh, Creek Nation / Major Gen[era]l Andrew Jackson Access Online

 

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Jackson County-Misc. Records, 1799-1848

 

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Jackson County-Misc. Records, 1799-1848

 

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Jackson County-Misc. Records, 1799-1848

 

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Jackson County-Misc. Records, 1799-1848

 

14	9	Jackson County-Land Grant, 1836
			[Land grant with map for plot of land in] Dooly County, Georgia, 1836 November 30 / [authorized by] William Schley, Governor of Georgia Access Online

 

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Jackson, George-ALS, 1824

 

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Jackson, Henry-ANS, undated

 

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Jackson, Henry-ALS, 1800

 

14	13	Jackson. Henry-ALS, 1812
		Letter, 1812 November 26, Athens, [Georgia to] D[avid] B. Mitchell, Milledgeville, [Georgia] / Henry Jackson Access Online

 

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Jackson, Henry-ALS, 1813

 

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Jackson, Henry R.-ALS, 1883

 

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Jackson, James-ALS, undated

 

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Jackson, James-DS, 1791

 

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Jackson, James-ALS, 1792

 

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Jackson, James-ALS, 1805

 

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Jackson, James-DS, 1829

 

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Jackson, Joseph W.-Als, 1817

 

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Jackson, Joseph W.-ALS, 1835

 

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Jackson, Joseph W.-ALS, 1850

 

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Jackson, Mrs. T. J.-ALS, 1909

 

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Jackson, William-ADS, 1780 April 14

 

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Jackson, William-ALSs, 1810

 

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James, R. W.-DSs, 1859

 

14	28	Jasper County-Land Grant
			[Land grant with map for plot in] Cherokee County, 1840 November 11 / [authorized by] Charles J. McDonald, Governor of Georgia Access Online

 

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Jay, John-ANS, 1842

 

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Jay, John-ALS, 1845

 

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Jay, William-ALS, undated

 

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Jefferson County, 1806

 

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Jekyll, Sir Joseph, 1702

 

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Jenkins, Charles J.-ALS, 1858

 

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Jenkins, Charles J.-ALS, 1866

 

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Jenkins, Charles J.-ALS, 1877

 

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Jenkins, Charles J., 1880

 

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Jesup, General

 

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Johnson, Eliza H.-ALSs, 1819-1826

 

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Johnson, Herschel V.-ALS, 1853 April 21

 

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Johnson, Herschel V.-ALS, 1853 September 10

 

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Johnson, Herschel V.-ALS, 1854 July 29

 

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Johnson, Herschel. V.-ALS, 1854 September 15

 

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Johnson, Herschel V.-ALS, 1854 September 22

 

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Johnson, Herschel V.-DS, 1855 January 9

 

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Johnson, Herschel V.-ALS, 1858 June 25

 

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Johnson, Herschel V.-ALS, 1861 November 11

 

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Johnson, Herschel V.-ALS, 1878

 

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Johnson, James-DS, [1865?]

 

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Johnson, Joseph-ALS, 1846

 

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Johnson, Joseph-ALS, 1856

 

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Johnson, [P.J.?]-ALS, 1859

 

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Johnson. R. M.-ALS, undated

 

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Johnson. R. M.-ALS, 1838

 

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Johnston, David-Document, 1792

 

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Johnston, James-ALS, 1800

 

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Johnston, James-ALS, 1807

 

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Johnston, J. D.-ALS, 1896

 

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Johnston, Lewis-ALS, 1784 April 17

 

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Johnston, Richard M.-ALS, 1866

 

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Johnston, Richard M. Ms, 1888

 

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Johnston, Richard M.-ALS, 1894

 

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Johnston, Thomas-ALS, 1819

 

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Jones, Alfred E.-Commission, 1868

 

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Jones, Charles C. JR.-ALSs, 1870-1877

 

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Jones, George-DS, 1792

 

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Jones, George-DS, 1793

 

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Jones, George-ALS, 1813

 

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Jones, George-Stocks, 1819-1837

 

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Jones, M. D.-ALS, 1853

 

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Jones, Noble, 1764 December 6 Access Online

 

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Jones, Noble W.-Account, 1774 May 4 Access Online

 

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Jones, Noble W.-DS, 1778 May 30 Access Online

 

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Jones, Noble, 1806 May 13 Access Online

 

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Jones, Seaborn-ALS, 1792

 

15	13	Letter -- from Seaborn Jones to Joseph Clay, 1794 August 10
		Describes business dealings in the sale of "Clark's property" in Wilkes County, Georgia. Jones writes that the sale of the estate did not proceed, although "some negroes of Lindsay's were sold, but not paid for." Enslaved persons are unnamed

 

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Jones, Seaborn-DS, 1804

 

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Jones, Seaborn-ALS, 1834

 

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Jones County-Records, 1818-1843

 

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Jourdan, Col. Warren-ALS, undated

 

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Julius, Dr.-Autograph, undated

 

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Keller, John A.-Indictment, 1807

 

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Kenan, Augustus H.-ALS, 1864

 

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Kenan, Augustus H.-ALS, 1865

 

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[Kimber, Edward]-Itinerant Observations, 1744

 

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King, John P.-ALS, 1850

 

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King, Mitchell-ALS, 1814

 

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King, William N.-ANS, 1860

 

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Kinloch, James S.-ALS, 1863

 

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Knight, John-Bond, 1788

 

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Knight, John-Deed, 1790

 

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Knox, Samuel-Deed, 1819

 

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Kollock, Rev. Henry-ALS, undated

 

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Kollock, Rev. Henry-ALS, 1811

 

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Kollock, M. H.

 

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Kosloff,—ALS, 1817

 

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Lamar, Charles A. ALS, 1860

 

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Lamar, L. Q. C.-ALS, 1832

 

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Lamar, Mirabeau-ANS, 1825

 

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Lamb, Misach E.-Deed, 1833

 

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Land Grants

 

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Land Grants. Georgia. Parish of St. Matthew. Land granted by Governor James Wright to Joseph Parker. Fragments only of two distinct grants, 7 April 1767

 

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Land Grants. Georgia. Colonial. Account records for personnel and supplies for "his Majesty's Boat" Prince George, stationed at Frederica

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Land Grants. Georgia. Colonial. Bosomworth, Thomas and Mary. Articles of Agreement with Isaac Levy of London, 14 October 1754

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Land Grants. Georgia. Colonial. Bosomworth, Thomas and Mary. Opinion of C. Sayer, 15 February 1765

stating the Crown's position in the dispute between the Bosomworths and Isaac Levy concerning Ossabaw, St. Catherines, and Sapelo Islands.

 

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Land Grants. Georgia. Colonial. Bosomworth, Thomas and Mary. Miscellaneous papers and fragments

relating to the Levy controversy

 

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Land Grants. Creek Nation agreement with the Bosomworths , 2 August 1750

Regarding sale of Ossabaw, St. Catherines, and Sapelo Islands. Signed by the chieftains.

 

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Land Grants. Georgia. Colonial. Way, Thomas and Mary. St. John's Parish. Midway. Conveyance to William McLaughling of Colleton County, South Carolina, property in St. John's Parish, 4 July 1764, 11 May 1772

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Land Grants. Georgia. Land Sales. Returns made by Payne, Level, and Robertson. Incomplete. Undated, circa 1830s

 

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Land Grants. Augusta, Georgia. Commissioners of the town granting to Benjamin Leigh certain tracts of land, 23 April 1787

Document signed by Governor Edward Telfair, Seaborn Jones and others.

 

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Lang, Richard-L. Copy, 1800

Letter [with certification] 1800 August 17, St. Marys, [Georgia] to William A[ugustus] Bowles / Richard Lang Access Online

 

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Lathrop, Edward-ALS, 1845

 

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Law, Charles-DSs, 1821-1822

 

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Laurens, Col. Henry-ALS, 1776

 

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Laurens County-Court Records

 

15	44	Laurens County-Land Grant, 1819
			[Land grant with map for plot in] Early County, Georgia, 1826 July 17 / [authorized by] George M. Troup, Governor of [Georgia] Access Online

 

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Lawlor, David-Receipt, 1840

 

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Lawton, A. R.-ALS, 1860

 

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Lawton, A. R.-ALS, 1862

 

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Lawton, A. R.-ALS, 1864

 

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Lawton. A. R.-ALS, 1865

 

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Lawton, Alexander R., 1853 April 15

 

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Leake, Richard-Misc. Papers, 1776-1819

Ship Registry, 1776 October 12

Lists goods and enslaved persons (unnamed) shipped by Richard Leake to Port of East Florida

Agreement with "Dr. Alexander" for hire of enslaved persons, 1800 March 2

Letter sent from "Dr. Alexander" to Richard Leake at Belville. Describes hire and transfer of an enslaved carpenter named Billy and his wife

Letter -- from Richard Leake to Thomas Spalding, 1797 December 11

Sent from Leake at Belville plantation to Spalding in St. Simon's Island. Describes business dealings of Tom King, and King's potential purchase of a plantation and enslaved persons (unnamed)

List of accounts -- between Mrs. Jane Leake and Hall Cooke, Doctor , 1819 April 30

Titled and signed from Darien (location). Mentions hire of three enslaved persons named Sam, James, and William

Letter -- from George Baillie to Richard Leake, 1779 March 23

Sent from near Savannah to Augusta. Describes possible business transactions around an estate familiar to both men (Baillie simply writes, "the Estate"). Mentions possibly sale of enslaved persons (unnamed) and specifically names an enslaved woman, Leah. Baillie writes, "it is now agreed upon that the Negroes in Florida shall be sold by virtue of a power of attorney from the Executor to Mr. Alex Wylby"

Letter to Richard Leake, 1798 March 25

Concerns transfer of enslaved persons (unnamed) between "Mrs. Martin" and Richard Leake, and greater circumstance of business transaction

 

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Leake, Richard-Misc. Papers, 1776-1819

Draft of an advertisement -- runaway person, 1808 July 22

Signed by Richard Leake, referring to himself as "the Subscriber." Advertisement describes an enslaved person named Fanny (30) as a runaway from "the Subscriber at his plantation in McIntosh County." Signed "Sapelo McIntosh County"

Letter -- Joseph Eve to Richard Leake, 1798 March 26

Describes context of potential business agreement between Leake and "Mrs. Martain." Mentions stipulation of transfer of enslaved persons (unnamed)

 

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LeConte, John-ANS, 1846

 

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Lee, Charles-ALS, 1795

 

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Lee, John, 1857

 

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Lee, Robert E.- Als, 1863

 

15	57	Legardere, Elias-ALS, 1765
			Letter, 1765 [?] September 30, Mobile, [Alabama ? to] Joseph Clay, Savannah, [Georgia] / Elias Lagardere Access Online

 

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Legislative Expenses-Document, 1750-1751

 

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LaHardy, Dr. J. C.-Yellow Fever Epidemic, circa 1878

 

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Lewis, David W.- ALS, 1863

 

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Lewis, David W.-ALS, 1864

 

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Lewis Family-Misc. Papers, 1772-1831

 

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Lewis Family-Misc. Papers, 1772-1831

 

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Liberty County-petitions for lands

 

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Liberty County-Court Records, 1866-1868

 

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Liberty County-Land Grant, 1792

 

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Liberty County-Records, 1776-1869

 

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Liberty County. Digest of tax returns for 1841. Certified by W. P. Girardeau. Incomplete, 31 September 1841

"Digest No. 2 for the Clerk's Office."

 

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Lide, J. E.-ALS, 1861

 

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Lincoln, Abraham

 

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Linton, John-Deed, 1839

 

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Livingston, John-ALS, 1853

 

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Livingston, Robert C.-DS, 1789

 

16	10	Locke, J. S.-ALS, 1836-1853
			[Letter] 1836 February 20, Picolata, Fl[orida to] J[ames] K. Tefft, Savannah, G[eorgi]a / J. S. Locke Access Online
			[Letter] 1836 February 5, St. Augustine, Fl[orid]a [to] J[ames] K. Tefft, Savannah, Georgia / J. S. Locke Access Online

 

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Lopez, N.-ALSs, undated

 

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Lopez, N.-L. Copies, 1848

 

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Lopez, N.-ALS, 1849 August 12

 

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Lopez, N.-ALS, 1851 April 6

 

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Lopez, N.-ALS, 1851 June 2

 

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Lopez, N.-ALS, 1851 July 2

 

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Lopez, N.-ALS, 1854 December 14

 

16	18	Lord's Prayer (indian)-Ms. Copy, undated
			Copy of Lord's prayer presumed to be from the indians formerly inhabiting Savannah Access Online

 

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Lottery (1827) List-Chatham County, 1827

Return of persons in Chatham County, [Georgia] entitled to draws in land lottery Access Online

 

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Lowndes, Rawlins to John Houstoun, 1779

 

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Lucas, Frederic-Letters Patent, 1854

 

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Ludden & Bates-Receipt, 1871

 

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Ludewig [?], Herman-ALS, 1847

 

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Lumpkin, John H.-ALS, 1854

 

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Lumpkin, Joseph H.-ALS, 1851

 

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Lumpkin, Joseph L.-ALS, 1866

 

16	27	Lumpkin, Wilson-ALS, 1836 April 29
		Letter, 1836 April 29, Athens, G[eorgi]a [to] Governor [William] Schley, Milledgeville, G[eorgi]a / Wilson Lumpkin Access Online

 

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Lumpkin, Wilson-ADS, 1836 August 13

 

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Lumpkin, Wilson-L.(Unsigned), 1852

 

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Lumpkin, Wilson-ALS, 1853 December 25

 

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Lumpkin, Wilson-ALS, 1853 December 28

 

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Mathews, George

 

16	33	Mathews. George-Petitions , undated
		Petition of [the inhabitants of] Franklin County, to Governor [of Georgia] George Mathews Access Online

 

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Mathews, George-Ms. Deed, 1795

 

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Mathews, George-D.S., 1795 September 16

 

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Mathews, George-ALS, 1796

 

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McAllistor, M., 1835-1846

 

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McDonald, Charles J. to Wilson Lumpkin, 1836-1842

 

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McDonald, Charles J., 1839

 

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McDonald, Charles J., 1840

 

16	41	McDonald, Charles J., 1840
		[Land grant for plot in] Cherokee County, Georgia, 1840 November 19 / [authorized by] Charles J. McDonald Access Online

 

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McDonald, Charles J., 1843

 

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McDonald, Charles J. to Robert Tyler, 1852

 

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McDonald, Charles J., 1859

 

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McCall, Hugh-Receipt, 1808

 

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McCall, Hugh-Estate, 1826 March 6

 

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McCormick, David-Grant, 1794 December 29

 

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McCormick, David to Governor D. B. Mitchell, 1812

 

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McIntosh, Alexander, 1844

 

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McIntosh, James, 1861

 

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McIntosh, John H.-ALS, 1829 May 23

 

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McIntosh Papers-Engraving Lachlan McIntosh Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Documents

 

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McIntosh Papers-List of 50 Lottery Tickets, United States, 1776 Access Online

 

17	7	McIntosh Papers-Documents
			[Receipt for services rendered by] Lachlan McIntosh at a conference in Savannah [between] the Governor [of Georgia and] the Creek Indians [and] a treaty [at] Galphington [i.e. Galphinton], 1785 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Resolution regarding Col. James McIntosh, 1848 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Calculation of the real intrinsic value of the tide swamp land in Georgia Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Killed, Wounded, and Prisoners of the British, 1777 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Prisoner Parole Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-John and Esther Cuthbert discharge their daughter, Sarah Threadcraft, for marriage to Lachlan McIntosh, 1755 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Indenture between Lachlan McIntosh and George Threadcraft, 1788 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Resolution re Provincial Congress, 1775 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Complaint John McIntosh against William and Lachlan McIntosh, 1793 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Resolution supporting General McIntosh after defeat in Charles Town, 1780 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Land record, William McIntosh, Parish of St. Andrew, 1774 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-William McIntosh regarding George Walton Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Defense of William McIntosh for whipping George Walton, 1787 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-List of Officers of the Georgia Line of the American Army, 1783 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-List of General Officers in Continental Service, 1782 Access Online

 

17	24	McIntosh Papers -- William McIntosh settlement for the purchase of enslaved persons, 1784 April 20 Access Online
		Auditor's affidavit recording William McIntosh's settlement on accounts for the purchase of two enslaved persons (unnamed). Also records William McIntosh's settlement of his brother Lachlan's account, which was credited three enslaved persons described as, "an old Negroe fellow, a Wench and a child." The reason for the credit is stated as, "Lachlan McIntosh had two valuable Negroe Fellows taken and disposed of by the late Governor Martin at Augusta in the year 1782." Enslaved persons unnamed

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from Col Bedford regarding the purchase of corn and other goods, 1782 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Petition to James Wright from the citizens of Augusta and Parish of St. Paul, 1780 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Extract from the General Assembly in favor of Lachlan McIntosh, 1783 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Act of Council of Safety at Savannah re. shipping exportation, 1776 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Commissioned and Non-commissioned officers and staff, 1779 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Document Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-General Order, 1801 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Memorandum re. armory boats and forts, 1778 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Lachlan McIntosh accounts, 1783 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Expenses, 1778 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Genealogy, 1844 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Proceedings, 1777 Access Online

 

17	37	McIntosh Papers-Documents
			[Account of] Lachlan McIntosh for expences [sic] in service [to] the United States, 1779 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Account for beer and whiskey, 1778 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Military stores at Fort Pitt, 1778 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Paid by the United States for grain Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Court proceedings, 1778 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Proceedings, 1777 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-values for building supplies, Savannah Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Estate of James Habersham, 1782 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Document Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-re. loyalty to King George III Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Civil list of internal government positions, 1782 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Extract from a letter by a gentleman in Carolina Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-recipe for curing indigo, 1776 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Support for the salary of John Houstoun, 1792 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Lachlan McIntosh audited list of financial losses during the war Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-extract from minutes of the House Assembly to hear from Lachlan McIntosh, 1777 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Accounts for Lachlan McIntosh visit to hospital, 1778 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-History of Oglethorpe landing in Georgia Access Online

 

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[Notes relative to James] Oglethorpe['s] landing at Yamacraw Bluff in 1733 [and his dealings with] the [British] Trustees and Creeks [for two years thereafter] Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-re. the rebellion Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Journal Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Journal of the siege of Charleston, 1780 Access Online

 

17	58	McIntosh Papers-Journal, 1780 Access Online
			[Unsigned account of Revolutionary War battles in Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina] 1780 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Journal, 1780 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from John Baker, Midway, 1777 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter to the Governor of Georgia re. supplies for war, 1779 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Memorial Captain George Melven, 1781 Access Online

 

17	63	McIntosh Papers-Letters
			[Letter] 1778 June 24, Lancaster, [Pennsylvania to] General [Lachlan] McIntosh, York, [Pennsylvania] / Colo[nel] Daniel Brodhead. [Letter] 1778 June 25, York, [Pennsylvania to Colonel Daniel Brodhead] / [General Lachlan McIntosh] Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from War Office requesting lists of Continental officers, 1781 Access Online

 

17	65	McIntosh Papers -- Letter from John McIntosh to Lachlan McIntosh, 1785 November30 Access Online
		Sent from Kingston, Jamaica. Describes potential sale of 47 enslaved persons (unnamed) to satisfy John McIntosh's debts. Also describes greater financial cirumstances of sale

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter to David Blackshear from John McIntosh, 1815 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter to Sarah McIntosh from Lachlan McIntosh while prisoner of war, 1780 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter fragments from Lachlan McIntosh, 1776 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter, 1784 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter John McIntosh, St. Thomas in the East, to Lachlan McIntosh , 1784 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from J. McIntosh Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter re. revolution Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from Lachlan McIntosh to James Habersham re. Board of Claims, 1784 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from Mary D. McIntosh to I. K. Tefft includes list of furniture, 1829 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from Lachlan McIntosh, Camp at Brick Kills, to Col. Twiggs Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from John Irwin to McIntosh, includes account provisions , 1778 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from Robert Cooke to McIntosh, Charles Town, 1780 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from General Gunn to Dr. George Jones, 1793 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from Lachlan McIntosh to Francis Courvoisie, 1791 Access Online

 

17	80	McIntosh Papers -- Letter from Lachlan McIntosh, 1775 July Access Online
		States that two enslaved persons named Ben (40) and Gleason (25) considered property of McIntosh are restrained "in the Work House." McIntosh requests that an agent be sent in his place to sell the two persons. Also mentions a "villain the Indian Doctor who conveyed [the two men] to the Nation of Sin"
			[Letter] 1775 July, Darien, [Georgia] / Lach[la]n McIntosh Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from John Steele, Treasury Dept. Comptroller's Office, to Lachlan McIntosh, 1800 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from officers of Col. Bland's Battalion, 1781 Access Online

 

17	83	McIntosh Papers -- Letter from Gideon Denison to Lachlan McIntosh, 1793 January 26 Access Online
		Describes Denison's inability to "furnish the negros to your satisfaction and it is equilly impossible to pay you agreeable to your wishes for the one half of the mortgage." Enslaved persons are unnamed

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from James Seagrove to John McIntosh, 1791 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from Menzies Baillie to Robert Baillie, 1782 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from Menzies Baillie to Robert Baillie, 1782 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from Congress to Moultrie and McIntosh, 1779 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from McIntosh, Camp Valley Forge, 1778 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letters Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers-Letter from W.I. McIntosh to I. K. Tefft, 1829 Access Online

 

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McIntosh Papers. McIntosh, General Lachlan. Revolutionary War. "Account of Provisions Issu'd to Genl. McIntosh's Mess Camp Valley Forge.", 17 May 1778

 

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Mackall, W. W.-ALS, 1864 Access Online

 

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Mackay, Eliza Access Online

 

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Mackay, Captain John-Survey of Railroad line, 1838

 

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Mackay, Captain John-notebook of Fla. terrain, circa 1838

 

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Mackay, Robert, 1802 October 9 Access Online

 

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Mackay, William-Joseph Bryan-Correspondence Access Online

 

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McKinley, William, 1874 Access Online

 

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McLaws, Lafayette, 1878-1886 Access Online

 

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McLean, Andrew, 1773 Access Online

 

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Maclean, Col. ?, 1785 Access Online

 

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McRa, Alexander, 1779 Access Online

 

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McQueen, John, 1785 Access Online

 

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McPherson, Alexander, 1810 Access Online

 

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McPherson, J., 1829 Access Online

 

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Macpherson, W., 1791 Access Online

 

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McWhir, Rev. William, 1846 Access Online

 

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Mahoney, John-Oath, 1863 Access Online

 

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Malmedy, Arnold-ALS, 1779 November 11 Access Online

 

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Mann, W. W.-ALS, 1857 Access Online

 

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Marbury, Horatio-Account, 1797 Access Online

 

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Marbury, J. Horatio-Ans, 1797 Access Online

 

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Marion County-Indenture regarding estate of Alexander Watson and heirs of Nathan Mayo, 1830 Access Online

 

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Marshall, Andrew-DS, 1816 Access Online

 

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Martin, John-DSs, undated Access Online

 

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Martin, John Access Online

 

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Martin, John-ALS, 1777 July 1 Access Online

 

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Martin, John-ALS, 1782 July 6 Access Online

 

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Martin, John-ALS, 1782 August 16 Access Online

 

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Martin, John-DS, 1784 Access Online

 

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Mathematics-puzzle, circa 1857 Access Online

 

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Maxwell, Mary-ALS, 1782 August 1 Access Online

 

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Mayer, Brante-ALS, 1857 Access Online

 

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Meagher, T. F.-ALS, 1854 Access Online

 

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Mease, James-ALS, 1827 Access Online

 

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Medical College of Savannah-DS, 1853 Access Online

 

18	36	Meigs, Charles D.-ALS, 1824 Access Online
			[Letter] 1824 May 8, Philad[elphia to] Gen[era]l D[avid] B. Mitchell, Mount Nebo, near Milledgeville, Georgia / Cha[rle]s D. Meigs Access Online

 

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Melven, G. W.-Ms. Copy, 1820 Access Online

[Statement relative to] Creek Agent D[avid] B. Mitchell [and the smuggling of] African Negroes at the Creek Agency Access Online

 

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Mercer, Hugh-LS, 1865 Access Online

 

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Mercer, Jesse-ALS, 1816 Access Online

 

18	40	Meriwether, James, 1790 Access Online
			[Letter] 1790 July 21, Augusta, [Georgia to] Doct[o]r George Jones, Savannah [Georgia] / Ja[me]s Meriwether Access Online

 

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Metzger Family-Misc. Papers, 1832-1855 Access Online

 

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Milledge, John-ALS, 1783 April 29 Access Online

 

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Milledge, John-ALS, 1796 Access Online

 

18	45	Milledge, John, 1804 Access Online
		[Land grant with map for plot in] Baldwin County, Georgia, 1805 October 10 / [authorized by] Jno. [i.e. John] Milledge, Governor of [Georgia] Access Online

 

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		[Letter] 1817 March 23, near Augusta to David B. Mitchell, Superintendent of Indian Affairs, near Milledgeville / J[ohn] Milledge Access Online

 

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Miller, John-Ms., 1825 Access Online

 

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Miller, Mary-ALS, 1779 February 17 Access Online

 

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Miller, Samuel-Account, 1774 Access Online

 

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Mills, James-License, 1857 Access Online

 

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Milton, John-ALS, 1815 Access Online

 

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Mitchell, David B.-ALS, 1802 Access Online

 

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Mitchell, David B.-ALS, 1808 Access Online

 

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Mitchell, David B.-Challenge, 1809 Access Online

 

18	57	Mitchell, David B.-To General David Blackshear, 1813 Access Online
		[Letter] 1813 August 4, Milledgeville, [Georgia to] Brigadier General David Blackshear / D[avid] B. Mitchell Access Online

 

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Mitchell, David B.-ALS, 1826 Access Online

 

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Mitchell, Edward C.-ALS, 1858 Access Online

 

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Mitchell, William L.-DS, 1863 Access Online

 

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Moir, John--ALS, undated Access Online

 

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Monshaw, James--DS, 1848 Access Online

 

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James Monroe to Governor David Mitchell regarding Amelia Island, East Florida, and General Matthews, 1812 April 4

 

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James Monroe to Governor David Mitchell regarding General Matthews and East Florida, 1812 May 2

 

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James Monroe to Governor David Mitchell regarding East Florida, 1812 May 27

 

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Monroe, James-LS, 1812 July 6

 

19	5	Monroe, James-LS, 1812 October 13
		[Letter] 1812 October 13, Department of State, [Washington, D.C. to] David B. Mitchell / Ja[me]s Monroe Access Online

 

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Montaigut, David-ALS, 1791

 

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Montalet, Marquis de-ALSs, 1808-1811

 

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Montalet, Marquis de-ANSs, 1807-1809

 

19	10	Montgomery County-Petition, 1794 September 1
			Petition of the inhabitants of Montgomery County, 1794 September 1, Montgomery County, [Georgia] to George Mathews, Governor [of] Georgia Access Online

 

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Montiano, Don Manuel de-L. Copies, 1737-1741

Official letters from Don Manuel de Montiano, Governor of East Florida, to Don Juan Francisco de Guemes y Horcasitas, Captain-General of the Island of Cuba, 1737 September 30 to 1741 January 2 Access Online

 

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Moodie, Thomas, 1771 October 11

 

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Moore, A. B.-ALS, 1860

 

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Morel, Mrs. Bryan-To her grandchild

 

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Morgan County-Land Survey

 

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Morgan County-Misc. Records, 1810-1874

 

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Morgan, L. S.-ALS, 1863

 

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Morin Family-Misc, 1790-1838

Illustrated postcard -- Albert M. Richards, Savannah

May mention enslaved persons

Example of paper art, town vista

One page document -- signed "DeLaune"

May mention enslaved persons. Contents written in French

Three page document, headed "Procede pous composer l'onquent de la miere Bressant"

May mention enslaved persons. Contents written in French

Bound pages -- including "extract from the Ruins of Pompeii"

May mention enslaved persons. Contents written in partly French

One page document -- naming Robert Raifford, 1840 December 3

May mention enslaved persons. Headed, State of Georgia, Chatham county. Contents written in French

Letter addressed to "Madame Morin", 1836 March 31

May mention enslaved persons. Contents written in French

Multiple-paged document -- titled "Marriage de P. Morin" -- "Contract du Mariage"

May mention enslaved persons. Contents written in French

Letter -- from E. M. H. Swiggs to G. Morin, 1825 June 14

May mention enslaved persons

"Transaction of Mr. Peter Morin's property left in trust to his son, G. P. Rene Morin", 1838

May mention enslaved persons

Will of Margaret Morin

Names enslaved persons

Typewritten note -- from Professor Verner W. Crane to L. L. Mackall, 1919 July 3

Crane names himself librarian of DeRenne Library in Savannah, his position effective "until [the library] was practically closed on account of the War"

 

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Morral vs. Holmes-Ms., 1825

 

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Morris vs. Cobb-Ms., 1864

 

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Morrison, Lewis M.-Ms., 1850

 

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Morton. Thomas G.-ALSs, 1851

 

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Mott, Isaac-DS, 1802

 

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Mulkey, J. T.-Commission, 1882

 

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Mullin, James-Account, 1854

 

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Muscogee County-Plat, 1827

 

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Slavery-Misc. Documents, 1784-1858

Lists of perceived values for enslaved persons by age group

Enslaved persons unnamed

Sales of enslaved persons, 1815

Describes sales of enslaved persons (unnamed) and names of purchasers: J. Eppinger, Adam Cope, Moses Herbert

"Account Sales of ninety seven Negroes at Public Auction", 1816 March 5

Enslaved persons sold from the estate of William Crawford of Savannah. Names enslaved persons

Bill of sale , 1855 June 2

Sale from Bernard Kending to Ino H. Randolph. Transfer of an enslaved man named Thomas (28)

Bill of sale, 1860 March 5

Sale from George W. Julen to R. J. Davaul. Transfer of two enslaved women named Carolina and Scipio.

"Statement of the Average price of Negroes and produce", 1815-1817

Describes sales of enslaved persons (unnamed). Names of enslavers present

Bill of sale -- estate of John Houstoun , 1799 February 9

Sale from estate to James Johnston Junior. Enslaved persons named as:

Bill of sale, 1780 May 16

Describes sale of enslaved woman named Cagey. Bill of sale from Peter Karr to Frederick Fahn

Bill of sale, 1808 June 9

Sale from Levi Sheftall to C. H. Fisher of an enslaved person named Jim (22)

"A list of the names of the proprietors, and the number of their Slaves which fled onbourd the British Squadron at Cumberland Island"

Names of enslavers present. Enslaved persons unnamed

Record of cotton and rice sold by month, 1814-1817

signed "P. E. Brassinne"

 

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Slavery-Misc. Documents, 1784-1858

Bill of sale, 1784 March 23

Sale from Benjamin Farley to Peter Karr for an enslaved woman named Cangey

Letter to M. Myers, Collector of the Port of Savannah, from William Freeman, 1843 September 28

Letter concerns "Brig Adelaid Capt. Baker" who is detained at Port of Savannah for landing "a Lady passenger and children with a Black servant woman". Enslaved woman is unnamed

"Manifest of Slaves, Passengers on board the H. W. Leabrook", 1850 August

Mentions one enslaved man named Frank (22) and enslaver Albert Talbird

Bill of sale, 1831 February 24

Sale from J. A. Mann to Lewis Hines of an enslaved person named William

Appraisal of the estate of Jacob Lewis, 1799 January 28

Document names enslaved persons: Tom, Lusey, Janey, Mike, Jacob, Abraham, Bet, Pender, Isaac, Silvy,

Power of attorney, 1849 December 18

Lewis E. Hines authorizes his uncle Charlton Hines to sell four enslaved persons named: Joe, Sarah, Joshua, and Peter. Includes perceived value of persons

Appraisal of enslaved persons of the estate of Mrs. Drusilla Lewis, 1832 April 27

Names enslaved persons: Sam, Brutus, Parris, Will, Clarinda, Ebenezer, Kit, Nanny, Lucy, and Watch

Certificate for Mary Sleigh, 1803 April 4

Records oath taken by Mary Sleigh concerning ownership of an enslaved person (unnamed)

Affidavit -- Isaac Lewis and Joseph Lewis, 1787 January 30

Verifies identity and perceived value of two enslaved persons of the estate of Jacob Lewis (deceased) named Jacob and Lucia

Bill of sale, 1816 March 5

Sale from the estate of William Crawford to John Pray for an enslaved woman named Mary

Bill of sale, 1828 April 12

Sale from Lewis Hines to Benjamin S. Lamb for enslaved persons: John (30), his wife Pheobe (30) and their children Simon, Daniel, Emaly, and Ceasor; Abigal (28) and her children William and Amos; Ben (45); Stephen (25); Joe (28), his wife Peggy (33) and their children Sulpher, Sarah, Josiah, and Henry

Release -- Samuel Baker and Henrietta Baker to Lewis Hines, 1837 February 17

Regards an enslaved woman named Die

Appraisal and division of the estate of Thomas Day, 1806 March 24

Names enslaved persons: Gibb, Yorick, Will, Binah, Iham [?], Rose, January, Milley, Dick, Amy, Ham, William

Bill of sale, 1800 February 15

Sale from Joseph Deluval to "Leake" for an enslaved "mulato boy" named Michael

Appraisement and Division of the Estate of Luke Mann, 1807 February 4

Names the enslaved persons: James, Jim, Chloe, Billy, Big Rose, Tena, Bob, Fortune, George, Nancy, Diana, Ceasar, Louisa, Grace, Lucy, Rosettea, Maria, Tony, Milley, Will, Hester, Rachel, Jack

Inventory and Division of Stock and Plantation tools belonging to the Estate Luke Mann, 1807

For division of enslaved persons, see Item 15 of same folder

Deed of enslaved persons and stock -- from A. M. Charlton to John Pray, 1806 April

Deed does not name enslaved persons

Bill of sales -- from John Cubbidge to John J. Maxwell -- to John Pray, 1815, 1816

Single document with consecutive bills of sale, transfering the same enslaved person named Joe

 

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Bill of sale -- from Thomas Mann to Luke Mann, 1811 March

Names enslaved persons

Bill of sale -- from estate of A. Dicks to Luke Mann, 1815 August

Names enslaved persons

Bill of sale -- from Samuel Lewis to Elijah Lewis, 1808 April 12

Names enslaved persons

Bill of sale -- from Mary Maxwell to John Pray, 1799 March

Names enslaved persons

Bill of transfer -- from Luke Mann to his daughters, Ann and Jane Mann

Names enslaved persons

Receipt of payment -- by Lewis Hines (trustee for children of Thomas and Harriet Mann), tbd

Names enslaved persons

Receipt of payment -- from Executors of estate of Anne Pray to David Chandler, 1835 January 4

Names enslaved persons

Receipt of payment -- from Executors of estate of Anne Pray to David Chandler and Y. Andrews, 1835 January

"for hiring out and attending to the Negroes of said Estate during the year 1834." Enslaved persons are not named

Receipt of payment -- from Executors of estate of Anne Pray to David Chandler, tbd

Names an enslaved woman, Peggy. Payment "for keeping" Peggy during the year of 1835

Bill of sale for an enslaved man named Richard -- from L. H. Kennedy (executor of the estate of J. H. Stevens) to William D. Gourdine, 1832 February 28

Signed in Charleston. Describes Richard as "a mulatto male Slave"

Bond of indemnity -- Jeremiah Miles and William Savage to Rebecca Day, 1806

Names enslaved persons

Letter -- from E. C. Pynchon to Lewis Hines, 1840 January 10

Names enslaved persons

The United States versus Nichal Turnbull, 1830 July 8

Names enslaved persons in account of judgement

"Appraisement of the negroes of Obadiah Adams", 1850 December 30

Names enslaved persons

Bill of sale for an enslaved woman named Cate -- from Joseph Simpson and Walter Willis to Richard Leake, 1783 August 20

Describes Richard Leake, merchant of Savannah. Describes Cate as a "mullatto woman"

 

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Letters of guardianship -- free persons of color, 1810, 1820

Letter of guardianship -- Josiah Kelton, free person, 1810 December 15

Affidavit of Josiah Kelton, free person. Document establishes William A. Pittman as guardian

Letter of guardianship -- Henry Freeman, free person, 1820 February 21

Affidavit of Henry Freeman, free person. Document assigns John F. Thien as guardian

 

19	32	Petition for mercy, 1820 October 25
		Petition sent to the senator and representatives of Chatham County to commute the sentence of death given to an enslaved person named George. Document includes many signatures from prominent persons

 

19	33	Deed of Manumission, 1792 August 31
		Details circumstances for the manumission of enslaved persons Elsey and her children Jemme, Biddy, Anne, and Polly

 

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Neill, F. O.-ADS, 1844

 

19	35	Neufville, Edward-ALS, 1840
			1840 August 29, Savannah, [Georgia to] J.K. Tefft / Ed[ward] Neufville Access Online

 

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Clippings concerning General David B. Mitchell's involvement in illegally importing enslaved persons into Georgia and Alabama, 1820-1821 Access Online

Two newspaper clippings (one from 1820, one from 1821). Enslaved persons unnamed

Newspaper clipping -- "Yankee Innovations at Port Royal, South Carolina"

Describes "female Abolitionists" and "sixty-four little mulattoes"

Newspaper clipping -- Colonel White and the siege of Savannah, 1779

Describes actions of Colonel White and six volunteers, "including his own servant"

 

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Noel, J. Y.-ALS, 1800

 

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North, J. Bartram-ALS, 1867

 

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19	47	Ogden, Thomas -- account book, 1782-1790
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Oglethorpe, James Edward-Indenture-Arms for Ga., 1737 Access Online

 

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		Receipt for 70 pounds sterling to be paid James Edgar. Signed by James Oglethorpe.

 

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Oglethorpe, James E.- Will [photocopy], 1785

 

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19	59	Orme, John -- deed to J. E. White (for the use of Lewis R. Sams), 1819 April 17 Access Online
		Deed of transfer of Borlam plantation. Deed states that "whereas the late Richard McAllister, Esq. did upon certain contingencies which have since happened, devise and bequeth to the aforenamed children of the said John Orme, a considerable estate consisting of lands and negroes ...". Enslaved persons are unnamed

 

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19	65	Owens, John A. Estate -- deed of transfer, 1842 December 30 Access Online
		Deed names enslaved persons in two transfers. First: Prince, Johan, Harry, Paul, Mike, Charlotte, Peggy, Kitty, David, Anna, Sydney, Jim, Rose, Perry, Smart, Cork. And second: Sam, Bortow, Adam, January, Jack, Phebe, Nancy, Washington, Bob, Viney, Bellah, Cealy, Cillah, Tildah

 

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Poetry-"To the Ladies of the Seamen's F. F. Society"

 

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Pray, John-to D. B. Mitchell, 1805-1809

 

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Pray, John of Savannah, 1790s

Letter -- from Isabella A. Knox to Ann Pray, 1826 February 14

Describes death of Isabella's younger brother William. Mentions possibly enslaved persons named Priscilla, Priscilla's grandmother (unnamed), and "little Maria" at conclusion, who reside in the household of Ann Pray. Postscript states, "Please remember me kindly to all the black people"

Receipt of payment -- Colonel John Pray to James Alexander , 1817 August

Mentions amounts paid for room and board for enslaved persons (unnamed) considered personal property of John Pray

 

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Preston, G. V.

 

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—ust, Mrs. Gladys-Prevost, General J. M. See Zubly, John Joachim, 1779

 

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Prince, Oliver Hillhouse, 1810

 

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Prince Oliver Hillhouse-to Richard Henry Wilde, 1820

 

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Pringle, James, 1816

 

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Pritchard, W.H.-Savannah Theatre, 1848

 

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Revolutionary War-Proclamation against William Henry Drayton, 1777

 

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Rabenhorst, Christian, 1775

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[Address to] the [Georgia state] Senate and House of Representatives, 1818 November 3, Milledgeville, Geo[rgia] / William Rabun, [Governor of Georgia] Access Online

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[Letter] 1818 May 20, Milledgeville, [Georgia to] General D[avid] B. Mitchell, Creek Agency / W[illia]m Rabun, [Governor of Georgia] Access Online

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Randolph County-Court Records

 

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Ravenel, Daniel, 1858

 

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Rawson, Rawson, 1868

 

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Read, Keith, 1925-1933

 

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Reagan, John H., 1904

 

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Receipts and accounts

 

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Revolutionary War-Receipts for rations Access Online

Receipt of provisions -- Sheftall "and two Negroes", 1778 November 24

Enslaved persons are unnamed

Receipt of provision return -- travel of five enslaved persons, 1778 November 28

Enslaved persons (unnamed) travelling to Purysburgh [?] for the Carolina troops.

Verso states provisions returned by an unnamed enslaved person.Signed [S.] Sheftall

Letter giving orders -- carried by an enslaved man named Pompey, 1778 November 22

Mentions rum for a fatigue party

Letter giving orders, 1778 November 22

Receipt of provision return -- enslaved persons (unnamed) employed by army, 1778 November

Describes three days from Thursday, December 10 to Saturday, December 12

Receipt of provisions for four men on fatigue -- receipt mentions an enslaved man named Abraham

"A Provision return for four men on fatigue in the L. M. G.es [?] Department for three days commencing 12th and the 14th day of December 1778."

To M. Sheftall, Eqs. Verso states provisions returned by an enslaved man named Abraham

Receipt of provision return -- for "10 Negroes on Fatigue", 1778 November

Fatigue leave from November 27 to 29. The enslaved persons are not named

Receipt of provisions -- mentions an enslaved man named Will

Return of candles wanted for the Quarter Master General's department December [indecipherable] 10th 1778. Five pounds.

To Mordecai Sheftall

Receipt of provisions -- mentions an enslaved man named Will

Provision return for three men on fatigue for four days commencing the 18th and ending the 20th December 1778. Verso mentions an enslaved man named Will

Receipt of provision return -- for "five Negroes as a fatigue Party", November 1778

Enslaved persons of fatigue party are not specifically named. Verso states provisions returned by an enslaved man named Abraham

Receipt of provision return -- for "four Negroes employed in the public service", 1778 November

Rations of rum. These enslaved persons are not named

Receipt of provisions -- delivered by an enslaved man named Will

"For thirty one days commencing 1st and ending 31st December 1778 being thirty one Rations."

"12 Beef and good rice in proportion—a due Bill for the rest [?] 2 tongues"

Receipt of provision return -- for "nine Negroes", 1778 November

Amount of 27 rations returned. The enslaved persons are not specifically named. Rations returned by an enslaved man named Pompey

 

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Revolutionary War-Account, 1776 Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-Artillery, 1776 Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-Letter to General Howe Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-Petition in behalf of Thomas Young, 1776 Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-Fort Hand Troon return, 1778 Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-Galley "Bulloch", 1778 Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-Dr. Thomas Davenport-Hospital List, 1778 Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-Return of Officers-8th Pennsylvania Regiment, 1778 Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-Siege of Savannah, 1779 Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-Soldier's letter, 1779 Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-Letter to General McIntosh, 1780 Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-North Carolina Militia, 1780 Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-Charlestown-Outrages of American troops, 1781 Access Online

 

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Revolutionary War-E. Giles-soldier's letter, 1781 Access Online

 

21	19	Revolutionary War-Loyalist accounts, 1781
			[Receipt] for horses [bought] in Augusta, [Georgia] 1781 June 22 / sworn [to] by Thomas Waters, John Levitt, William Simon, James Proctor Access Online
			[Receipt for] horses [taken] in Augusta by Alexander Campbell, 1781 June 22 / sworn to by Tho[ma]s Waters, Alexander Campbell, and Thomas Brown Access Online

 

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Rhett, Robert Barnwell, 1856 Access Online

 

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Richards, Antonia, 1850-1859 Access Online

 

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Richards, Anna Marie-Elégia a ma soeur, circa 1830 Access Online

 

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Richmond County-Land Grant, 1827 Access Online

 

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Rogers, Rev. John Access Online

 

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Rogers, Katie, 1879 Access Online

 

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Rose, James, 1820 Access Online

 

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Rose and Slade, Printers, 1828 Access Online

 

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Ross, David, 1794 Access Online

 

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Rossiter, John-Receipt, 1789 Access Online

 

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Ruggles, Daniel, 1871 Access Online

 

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Rundell, Philip-Receipt to Dr. Franklin, 1770 June 21 Access Online

 

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Russell, E.-to Julian Hartridge, 1876 Access Online

 

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Russell, Jacob, 1798 Access Online

 

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Russell, Waring, 1859-1906 Access Online

 

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Rutherford, John, 1829 Access Online

 

21	44	Rutledge, John -- Accounts, 1709 Access Online
		Accounts list "cash paid for rum and gave [to] boat negroes"

 

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St. Henry Sister-ALS, 1835 Access Online

 

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St. Phillip, Parish of-Land grant, 1770 Access Online

 

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Salzburgers-Peter Bogg's agreement, 1749 Access Online

 

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Salzburgers-Simon Ritter-jury duty, 1760 Access Online

 

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Salzburgers-miscellaneous accounts, 1765-1821 Access Online

 

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Salzburgers-George Sweiger-survey warrant, 1767 Access Online

 

21	51	Salzburscers -- Simon Reitter -- will, 1769 August 26 Access Online
		Names enslaved persons: Sula, David, Mary, and Jonny

 

21	52	Salzburgers -- George Schweiger -- Will, 1772 July 7 Access Online
		Bequeths to his stepson "all the profits of the negroes." These enslaved persons are unnamed

 

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Salzburgers-Zitrour-Kibler-indenture, 1774 Access Online

 

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Salzburgers-John Gotlieb Otte-deed, 1776 Access Online

 

21	55	Appraisement of George Snaugars [?] estate, 1780 February 27 Access Online
		Names enslaved persons: Jack; Peter and his wife Jenny and their child; Christian; Daniel; and Bettsey

 

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Salzburgers-B. Zouberbuhler-estate, 1786 Access Online

 

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Salzburgers -Barry-Biddenbach conveyance, 1794 Access Online

 

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Salzburgers-Cure for fever, 1809 Access Online

 

21	59	Salzburgers -- State [of Georgia] versus George Broxson, related documents, 1818 Access Online
		Documents describe activities and final decision in legal case. An enslaved girl named Franky is to be sold from Broxson's property "to pay costs in the ... indictment"

 

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Salzburgers-State vs. William Harris, 1812-1813 Access Online

 

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				List of advertisement accounts, 1812
			Mentions amount due for a published advertisement of "Manis' fellow." Enslaved person is unnamed

 

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Salzburgers-Mingledorff-Dasher deed, 1822 Access Online

 

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Salzburgers-Smith-Smith deed, 1822 Access Online

 

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Salzburgers-Arnstorph-Staley Marriage License, 1823 Access Online

 

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Salzburgers-Seckinger-Dasher indenture, 1827 Access Online

 

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Salzburgers-Arnstorf appointed captain, 1838 Access Online

 

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Salzburgers- Burgstiner-Bevill deed, 1845 Access Online

 

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		Amount of the "personal and part of the real est. of C. Dasher, dec'd" and amounts "paid out of the est. of C. Dasher, dec'd." Includes the name of an enslaved person, Friday, hired in 1842

 

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Savannah-Sheriff's sales, 1816-1818

 

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Schley, George-Document signed, 1809

 

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Schley, George, 1846

 

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			Letter, 1836 September 10, Milledgeville, Georgia, [to] Clement C. Clay, Tuscaloosa, Alabama / William Schley Access Online

 

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Screven County-Land grant, 1847

 

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Screven, John, 1866

 

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Sedgwick, Theodore, Jr., 1835

 

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United States Senate-List of senators, 1872

 

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Sessions, Elisa G., 1845

 

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Sessions, Sarah F., 1844

 

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Shackelford, John-admission to the bar

 

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Shahan, Beall and Reynolds, 1840

 

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Sheftall, Abraham, 1806 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Benjamin-Diary, 1733-1800

 

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Sheftall, Benjamin-list of Jewish settlers, 1733-1750 Access Online

 

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Shertall, Benjamin II, 1796-1823 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Benjamin II, 1801 April 9 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Benjamin II-military agent papers, 1809 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Hannah Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-deed-pre-Revolutionary Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Accounts and bank book, 1776-1790 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Receipts for loans, 1776-1809 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-de la Motte marriage records, 1778 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-"A Real Citizen" pamphlet, 1780s Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Indictment as traitor to the Crown, 1782 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Sapelo Island, 1785 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-to Mordecai Sheftall, 1793 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Cricket game, 1801 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Legal actions, 1802 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Medical information, 1805 Access Online

 

23	20	Sheftall, Levi -- Estate papers, including appraisement (naming enslaved persons) and bill of sale for an enslaved man named Poladore, 1809-1822 Access Online
		Estate appraisement dated 1809 names enslaved persons considered personal property of Levi Sheftall as follows: Old Landon (85); Carolina; Israel; Pollyanne; Toney; Ruth; Rose; Polly; London; Dick; Darly; Nailer [?]; Prince; Jim; Lucinda; Clarissa; [Name indiscernible]; Rosa; Nancy; George; Jane; [Name indiscernible]. Bill of sale dated July 9, 1822 from Benjamin Sheftall and Mordecai Sheftall, to Hannah Sheftall and Judith Sheftall for an enslaved man named Poladore

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Brooks and Dunning case, 1806 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Mourning instructions, 1805 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-business correspondence, 1780-1822 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Immunity act, 1806 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Family letter and autobiography Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-will, 1775 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Military agent papers, 1775 Access Online

 

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Shertall, Levi-Military agent papers, 1804 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Military agent papers, 1805 Access Online

 

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			[Accounts relating to] the sale of skins and furs, 1806 December 30 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Military agent papers, 1807 Access Online

[Receipt for goods] received by Benjamin S. Park as forwarded by Levi Sheftall, 1807 August 25, Ocmulgee, U.S. Factory Access Online

Rec[eip]t for the wagoning of nine bundles of deer skins, 1807 May 13 / [sworn to by] Abraham Helton Access Online

[Receipt] for dray hire of the Cherokee annuities, 1807 September 7/ [sworn to by] Henry Cuningham Access Online

[Receipt] for goods received at Ocmulgee, 1807 July 26 / L. Horster [ ? ] Access Online

Receipt for Cherokee An[n]uities, 1807 June 5, Savannah, Georgia Access Online

[Receipt for] Cherokee An[n]uity, 1807 August Savannah, [Georgia] Access Online

[Receipt] for dray hire, 1807 July 16, Savannah, [Georgia] / [received by] Henry Cuningham Access Online

[Receipt for] transportation of Choctaw and Cherokee annuities, 1807 February 10, Savannah, [Georgia] Access Online

 

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[Letter] 1808 December Savannah, [Georgia to] John Mason, near Washington, [D.C] / L[evi] S[heftall] Access Online

Account of deer skins sent down to the Schooner Rola, 1808 November 24 Access Online

[Letter] 1808 December 19, Georgetown [to] Levi Sheftall, Savannah, [Georgia] / J[ohn] Mason Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Estate-Military agent papers, 1813 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Levi-Theatrical Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Mordecai, 1796 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Mordecai (b. 1783)-miscellaneous papers, 1798-1857 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Mordecai-(b. 1783)-duel with David Abendenon, 1812 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Mordecai (b. 1783)-invitation to dine with President Monroe, 1819 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Mordecai (b. 1783)-Marriage contract, 1832-1833 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Mordecai (b. 1783), 1843

 

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Sheftall, Mordecai (b. 1783)-abstract of court minutes, 1851 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Mordecai (b. 1783)-Sheftall-Russell deed, 1856 Access Online

 

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Sheftall, Mordecai (b. 1783) Access Online

 

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Sheftall family-Lawsuit: Cohen vs. Sheftall, 1839 Access Online

 

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Sheftall family-legal documents, 1785-1844 Access Online

 

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Sheftall family-Miscellaneous business papers, 1796-1854 Access Online

 

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Sheftall family-Miscellaneous family papers, 1796-1856 Access Online

 

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Sheftall family-Taxes and receipts, 1786-1854 Access Online

 

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Shipping, 1824

 

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Shipping-Charming Polly-Arbitration Papers, 1773

 

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Shipping-Manifest of the "R. M. Charlton", 1849

 

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Shipping-Widows Society, 1806

 

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Sibley, Origen, 1845

 

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Simmons, William, 1807

 

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Simons, Keat

 

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Simons, Thomas-to General Benjamin Lincoln, 1779

 

26	9	Contract for hire of an enslaved man named Daniel, 1822 January 10
		Agreement between Rebekah Bostick and William H. Mitchel

 

26	10	Letter from James Butters to Luke Mann describing runaways (enslaved persons), 1782 November 17
		Names enslaved persons Barrick, Cato, Jack, Boatswain, Kit, Lot, Titus, Will, Adam, Moses, Prince, Fortemore, and Old Jack. Writes, "you can send Will back in Irons as I would ... make an example of him

 

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Sleigh, Mary, 1800-1827

 

26	13	Smets, A. A. -- letters, 1847-1855
				From A. A. Smets to I. K. Tefft, 1854
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Smith, A.-East Florida situation, 1812

 

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Smith, George G., 1863

 

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Smith, Hoke, 1904-1905

 

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Smith, J. J. Pringle, 1861 November 23

 

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Smith, James, 1818

 

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Smith, Jesse, 1804

 

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Smith, John Jay, 1853

 

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Smith, John Jay, 1854

 

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Smith, M. L.-Chief engineer of Florida Rail Road, 1859

 

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Smith, R.-East Florida situation, 1811

 

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Smith, T. T.-Bond, 1887

 

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South Carolina-Answer of Stephen Taveroon, 1726

 

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South Carolina-Council of Safety Acct., 1775 October 13

 

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South Carolina-Court of common pleas, 1787

 

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South Carolina-Lunatic Asylum, 1862

 

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South Carolina-Miscellaneous records, 1799-1854

 

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South Carolina-Muster roll of Captain Mitchell's company, 1779

 

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South Carolina-Replication of Catherina Taveroon, 1726

 

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Southern Express Company, 1862

 

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Spalding County

 

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Spalding Thomas, 1832

 

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Sparks, Jared-Concerning Georgia history, 1839

 

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Sparks, Jared, 1847

 

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Spence, J. A., 1844

 

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Spencer, Ambrose-to Daniel Webster, 1832

 

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Spencer, Ambrose, 1859

 

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Sprague, William Buell, 1852

 

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Sprague William Buell, 1855

 

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Steele, John-Naval matters, 1800

 

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Stephens, Alexander H., 1861-1863

 

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Stephens, Alexander H.-Concerning Lajos Kossuth

 

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Bill of sale -- from Overton Stephens to Asbury Hull -- an enslaved woman named Mary (30) and her children Elizabeth (4) and William (2), 1841 December 25

 

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Stephens, William, 1786

 

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Stephens, William, 1801

 

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Stephens, William, 1810

 

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Stevens, William Bacon, 1833-1873

 

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Stevens, William Bacon-to Peter Force, 1841-1842

 

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Stewart, Daniel, 1811 April 10

 

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Stewart, Daniel, 1816

 

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Stewart, General Daniel-family letters, 1811-1821

 

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Stewart County-Court records

 

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Stewart County-Estate appraisal, 1851

Inventory and appraisement of the estate of Joseph Fincher, 1851 July 22

Names an enslaved person, Charles

Appraisements of the goods, chattel, notes, and accounts of John G. Perry, 1851 November

Includes names of enslaved persons

 

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Samuel Stiles and Joseph Stiles -- Estates, 1831-1839

Agreement concerning the estate of Samuel Stiles, 1831 January

Agreement between Jane Stiles and Joseph Stiles, heirs of Samuel Stiles. Describes Crowlane Plantation, a tract of land called Poplar Swamp, and others

Agreement of division between Margaret Stiles, Benjamin Stiles, Joseph C. Stiles, William Stiles and the estate of Joseph Stiles (deceased), 1839 July

Names 123 enslaved persons and their perceived values

 

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Stiles, William Henry, 1835-1850

 

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Stiles, William Henry-Family letters

 

26	59	Stirk, Samuel, 1781-1787
			[Letter] 1787 October 11, Savannah, [Georgia to] Jacob Read, Charleston, [South Carolina] / Sam[ue]l Sticht Access Online

 

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Stites, R. M., 1800

 

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Stock Certificates, 1870-1871

 

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Stoddart, John A., 1863

 

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Stoddert, Benjamin, 1780-1784

 

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Stoup, J., 1812

 

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Strahl, Otto French, 1864

[Letter] 1782 February 25, Savannah, Georgia [to] Thomas Graham / Peter Swanson Access Online

 

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Strain, Adam, 1879

 

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Strakosz, Maurice, 1856

 

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Strohager, Rudolph, 1774

 

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Sturges, Oliver-Court case vs. Samuel Howard

 

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Sturges, William

 

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Sully, Samuel, 1827

 

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Sully, Thomas-ALS, 1861 February 17

 

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Swanson, Peter, 1802

 

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Swarbreck, Edward-to Thomas Spalding, 1802

 

27	11	Tait Charles, 1814
			[Letter] 1814 January 26, Washington, [D.C. to] David B. Mitchell, Milledgeville, Georgia / Cha[rle]s Tait Access Online

 

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Talbot County-court records

 

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Taliaferro, Benjamin, 1795

 

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Talmadge, Samuel K., 1842

 

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Taney, Roger B., 1848

 

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Deed of sale of Bona Venture plantation and related documents (deed later cancelled)

Edward Tattnall to William C. Daniel and James Morrison -- mortgage concerning Bona Venture (deed later cancelled) , 1822 November 3

Includes names of enslaved persons

Power of attorney -- Edward Tattnall to James Morrison, 1822 November 18

Names enslaved persons

 

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Tattnall, Josiah, 1796

 

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Tattnall, Josiah, 1797

 

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Tattnall, Josiah, 1802

 

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Tattnall, Josiah-deed, 1824

 

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Taylor, David, Jr., 1830

 

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Taylor, Robert-Land transactions, 1853-1873

 

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Tefft, Israel Keech-Correspondence, 1832-1859

 

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Tefft, Israel Keech-to Peter Force, 1844-1849

 

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Tefft, I. K., 1856 October 8

 

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Tefft, Israel Keech-Biographical information

 

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Tefft, Israel Keech-Memberships

 

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Tefft, P, W., 1861

 

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Tefft, W. P. B.-Appointment to West Point, 1838

 

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Telfair, Edward, 1780-1807

Letter from Edward Telfair to William O'Bryen, 1780 February 6

Mentions upcoming travel "for Congress." Mentions the receipt of "the 500,000 [dollars] in loan of five certificates and the sale of them ..."

Letter from Edward Telfair to Joseph Clay , 1785 April 6

Describes arrival of freight of foodstuffs and other materials in Savannah. Describes a trade of an enslaved person (unnamed) for a quantity of tobacco, "which credit agreeable to the entery of him in the Books with you"

Letter from Edward Telfair to "Dr. Jones", 1794 August 14

Describes provisions of foodstuffs (corn and bread) "for my people ... how are they situated are their Houses in order and do they keep healthy." Possibly refers to enslaved persons, unnamed

 

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Telfair, Josiah G., 1818

 

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Telfair, Mary-Account from William Few, 1802

 

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Telfair, Thomas, 1816

 

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Telfair, Cowper, And McGowan-Acts of Confiscation

 

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Tennessee Land Company, 1797-1800

 

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Tennessee-Legal records, 1888

 

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Terrell, Joseph M., 1905

 

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Thacher, William V., 1839

 

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Thatcher, Benjamin Bussey, 1840

 

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Thomas, C. B., 1814

 

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Thompson, John R., 1845-1856

 

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Thomson, Charles, 1778-1785

 

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Tomlin, John, 1843

 

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Tomlinson, Gideon, 1819

 

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Tonyn, Patrick, 1802

 

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Torrance, William H.-to Stephen H. Miller, 1839

 

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Towns, George W. B., 1836-1850

 

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Treutlen, Christian

 

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Treutlen, John Adam, 1769-1777

 

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Troup, George, 1784

Letter from George Troup to W. John McIntosh, Junior, 1784 April 24

Describes business dealings and agreements, including supplying "Mr. Blair" with "a little money" to sail for Jamaica. Describes same "Mr. Blair" putting up an enslaved person (unnamed) at auction, but not receiving desired bid. Sent from Savannah to Sapelo

Letter from George Troup to W. John McIntosh, Junior, 1784 June 25

Describes medicine delivered by doctor for enslaved persons (unnamed). Troup writes, "I heartily wish your negroes better." Mentions Captain Pray, who "has got 30 new negroes just come in." Enslaved persons unnamed. Also mentions illness of "poor Rory," a (possibly) enslaved person. Sent from Savannah to Sapelo

 

27	51	Troup, George M., 1825-1827
			[Engraving of] Geo[rge] M. Troup / J.C. Buttre Access Online

 

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Troup, George M., 1846 February 11

 

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Tucker, Thomas T., 1818-1822

 

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Tustin, J. P., 1855

 

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Twiggs County-Court records

 

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Tyler A., 1849

 

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Underwood, G. M., 1852

 

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United States Congress-representatives from Georgia, 1789-1817

 

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United states Constitution-Centennial Commission, 1887

 

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United States District Court-Case of Josiah Curry and William Hewit, Jr., 1814

 

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Van Buren, Martin, 1843

 

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Vaughen , John, 1810

 

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Vroom, Peter D., 1858

 

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Waddel, Moses, 1825

 

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Waddell, William, 1786

 

28	10	Waldburg, George M.-Georgia Historical Society, 1856
			[Land grant with map for plot in] Cherokee County, Georgia, 1838 December 27 / [authorized by] George R. Gilmer, Governor [of Georgia] Access Online

 

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Waldburg, Jacob-Land grant, 1838

 

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Walden, C. C., 1857

 

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Walden. Mrs. Charles C.-photograph and invitation, 1871

 

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Walden, Mrs. Charles C., 1897

 

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Walker, Freeman

 

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Walker, James, 1858

 

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Walker, R. J., 1849-1852

 

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Walker, Sylvanus-land grant, 1804

 

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Wall, Benjamin-deed to John Caig, 1806

 

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Walter, J., 1807

 

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Walton, George-Military, 1776

 

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Walton, George-Legal papers, 1783-1803

 

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Walton, John H., 1785-1803

 

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Walton, Peter, 1820-1827

 

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Ward, John E., 1854-1856

 

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Ward, Jones, and Whitehead-to Richmond Arnold, 1870 August 17

 

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Ware, Nicholas, 1799

 

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Ware, Nicholas, circa 1800

 

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Waring, Bartholomew, 1782

 

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Warton, Thomas, 1769

 

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Wassaw Island

 

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Waters, William, 1820

 

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Watts, Reverend George-Sermon preached before the Trustees for establishing the colony of Georgia, 1735

 

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Way, E.B.

 

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Wayne, Anthony, 1782

 

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Wayne, Anthony, 1791-1800

 

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Wayne, Henry C., 1862

 

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Wayne, James M.-legal record, 1819

 

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Wayne, James M., 1843-1856

 

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Webster, Daniel-relating to Macon, 1847

 

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Webster, Daniel-to Judge Wayne

 

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Wells, George, 1777

 

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Wells, John-Concerning Napoleon, 1810

 

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Wereat, John, 1784 October 1

 

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Wereat, John, 1779-1784

 

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Wetter. E. Telfair, circa 1888

 

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Wharton, W. V., 1834

 

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Wheaton, C.-Comptroller General to Georgia, 1868

 

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Whitaker, Richard-Mortgage, 1809

 

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White, George, 1851-1853

 

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White, J.-to Governor Houstoun, 1778

 

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White, Joseph Parker, 1905

 

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White, Mrs. Thomasin, 1784

 

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White, William Parker vs. Amie de la Roche, 1853

 

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Whitefield, George, 1772

 

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Wilcox, Abijah, 1822 May 14

 

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Wilde, Richard Henry, 1811-1827

 

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Wilder, Charles, 1852

 

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Wilkes County-justice records

 

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Wilkes County-Land grants, 1793

 

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Wilkes County-Land records, 1846

 

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Wilkinson County-records

 

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Williams, J., 1781

 

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Williamson, J. P.-A. P. Wetts duel, 1869-1883

 

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Willink, John A., 1825 Access Online

 

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Wilmer, Richard Hooker Access Online

 

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Wilmot, Captain W., 1782 Access Online

 

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Wilson, B.-Account with Greenhow and Telfair, 1782 Access Online

 

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Wilson, Ralph, 1768 Access Online

 

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Winkler, Shadrach-Mortgage, 1831 Access Online

 

29	7	Winslow, Henry-to James Madison, 1792 Access Online
			[Letter] 1793 April 17, Wilk[e]s C[oun]ty, Georgia [to] Colo[nel] James Madison, Orange C[oun]ty, Virginia / Henry Winslow Access Online

 

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Witcher, E. W.-copper deposits near Villa Rica, 1857 Access Online

 

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Woodbridge, Mrs. Elizabeth, 1842-1844 Access Online

 

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Woodbridge, Grafton-University of Georgia diploma, 1835 Access Online

 

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Woodbridge, William-correspondence, 1798-1863 Access Online

 

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Woodbridge, William-letter book, 1804-1806

 

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Woodbridge, William-Phoenix Assurance Company, 1808 Access Online

 

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Woodruff, Joseph-to Governor Howley, circa 1781 Access Online

 

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Wooton, John R., 1832 Access Online

 

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Workingman's Mutual Loan Association, 1867 Access Online

 

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Wright, James, 1757 Access Online

 

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Wright, James, 1760 Access Online

 

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Wright, James, 1766 Access Online

 

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Wright, James, 1768 Access Online

 

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Wright, James, 1771 Access Online

 

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Wright, James, 1773 Access Online

 

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Wright, Sir James, 1775 Access Online

 

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Wright, James, 1776 Access Online

 

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Wright, James, 1780 Access Online

 

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Wright, James, 1781 Access Online

 

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Wright, Mrs. Sarah, 1789 Access Online

 

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Wylly family Access Online

 

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Wylly, Mary-Tax return for, 1811 Access Online

 

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Wylly, Richard, 1772-1792 Access Online

 

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Wylly, Richard, 1780 Access Online

 

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Wylly, Richard Bryan-Princeton College Access Online

 

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Wylly, W. B.-hymn, 1816 January 23 Access Online

 

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Yonge, Henry-deed also signed by William DeBrahm, 1760 Access Online

 

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Young, George, 1771 Access Online

 

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Young, L. G., 1852 Access Online

 

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Zubly, John Joachim, 1779 Access Online

 

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Zimmerman, Godfrey Access Online

 

29	39	Zubizaretha, Joseph de-Extract of translation, 1794 Access Online
			Extract of a translation of the judicial ratification, by affidavit, of Mr. Richard Lang, of the verbal declaration he made to his Lordship, 1794 January 21, St. Augustine, Florida Access Online

 

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Map of a "Tract of 2595 acres of Land on the River Great Satilla in the State of Georgie," undated, circa 1780

 

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Plan of the City of Savannah, 24 June 1886, 25 March 1805

Copy made by John B. Howard, city surveyor, of the original drawn for Lachlan McIntosh

 

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Map of Wormsloe (Orphan-house) plantation, 21 March 1814

John McKinnon, surveyor

 

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Sketch maps of northern Florida, along the Oklawaha River, circa 1838

by Captain John Mackey

 

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Sketch showing soundings in the Cooper River [S.C.], 22 May 1882

made by Capt. Bogle, master of the tug Jacob Brandon

 

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"Sketch of the Harbour of Brunswick," undated, on tracing paper

 

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Minutes of the Scrap Book Club of Chippewa Square which was organized in Savannah, 2 July 1838

 

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Framed portrait of Sheftall

 

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"American Book Collector", 1935 May-June

 

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