Telamon Cuyler Collection, Series 1. Historical Manuscripts

Descriptive Summary
Title: Telamon Cuyler Collection, Series 1. Historical Manuscripts
Creator: Cuyler, Telamon Cruger Smith, 1873-1951
Inclusive Dates: 1609-1942
Bulk Dates: 1760-1870
Language(s): English
Extent: 44 Linear Feet 92 boxes and 50 oversize folders
Collection Number: ms1170.series1
Repository: Hargrett Library

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Collection Description

Historical Note

Telamon Cruger Smith Cuyler (1873-1951) was born in Rome (Ga.) to Captain Henry Hunter Smith and Estelle Cuyler Smith. He legally changed his surname from Smith to Cuyler in 1905. In 1893, he received a Bachelor of Law degree from the Univeristy of Georgia. In 1900, he married Grace Barton and they had two children. Between 1895 and 1905, he served as special counsel for the governements of Mexico, Brazil, Guatemala, and Chile. Cuyler authored sixty privately printed works on Southern, Confederate, and Georgia history. Upon his death in 1951, his large collection of historical documents and photographs were willed to the Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library.

Scope and Content

Series 1. Historical Manuscripts consists of manuscripts relating to Georgia history collected by Telamon Cuyler covering the period 1754-1905. The series includes correspondence; bonds; county records, particularly for Jones County (Ga.); court records; indentures; inventories; land grants; newspaper clippings; and official Georgia government records for the office of the Adjutant General, Comptroller General, Governor, and Treasurer from 1754-1905 (with gaps). Topics documented within the collection include the Georgia militia; the Revolutionary War; Indian affairs in Georgia during the 1830s (particularly treaties); shipping (1770s-1780s); and boundary disputes between Georgia and Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.

The series also contains administrative records and correspondence pertaining to the activities of the Confederate government and the Georgia military troops during the Civil War. These records include materials of Ira R. Foster (Georgia Quartermaster General), H. H. Waters (Executive Secretary, Dept. of Georgia), Henry C. Wayne (Georgia Adjutant General), and Jared I. Whitaker (Georgia Commissary General).

Organization and Arrangement

This series is arranged alphabetically by topic.

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Telamon Cuyler collection, ms 1170, series 1. Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, University of Georgia Libraries

Processing Information

The box numbers in this series do not run consecutively and there are no boxes numbered 8, 9, 10, or 13.

Finding Aid Publication

Finding aid prepared on: 2010 May 24.

General Notes

Portions of this collection have been digitized and are available online as part of America's Turning Point: Documenting the Civil War Experience in Georgia and Southeastern Native American Documents, 1730-1842.

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Related Materials and Subjects

Subject Terms

Related Collections in this Repository

For the rest of the Telamon Cuyler Collection MS 1170 at the Hargrett Library, see also: Series 2. Family Papers; Series 3. Personal Materials; Series 4. Correspondence; and Series 5. Writings, Notes, and Photographs

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Series Descriptions and Folder Listing

 

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Alabama. Butler County. Sec. of State T. B. Tunstall, 1838, 1840

 

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American Revolution. Treaty of Peace, 1784

 

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Anderson, J. R. Tredegar Iron Works, 1861

 

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			Letter, Washington, G[eorgi]a [to] [William] Schley, Gov[erno]r of Geo[rgi]a, Milledgeville, [Georgia] / Garnett Andrews, 1837 March 30 Access Online

 

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Astor, John J., 1877

 

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Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Company

 

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Augusta (GA) Citizen's Petition, 1786

 

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Augusta (GA). Public Corn, 1788

 

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Baber, Ambrose, 1836

 

1	10	Baldwin, Abraham, 1799-1805
			Letter, Washington, [D.C.] / Abr[aham] Baldwin, 1805 December 23 Access Online

 

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Barnard, Timothy, 1785-1822

[Letter] Augusta, [Georgia] to the Governor and the Executive Council / Geo[rge] Jones, 1786 May 23 Access Online

Receipt for express[es and] provisions [delivered to] the Creeks, Augusta, [Georgia] / [received by] Clark, Elbert and Co[mpany], 1785 September 16 Access Online

[Receipt for] sundries furnished the Indians, Savannah / [certified by] Timothy Barnard, 1785 June Access Online

[Letter] Flint River / Tim[oth]y Barnard, 1787 August 1 Access Online

Talk from head men of Buzzard Roost and [the] Cussetas to the Gov[er]n[o]r of Georgia, interpreted by T[imothy] Bar[nar]d , 1787 May 1 Access Online

[Letter], Buzzard Roost, [Flint River], [to Governor George Mathews?] / Tim[oth]y Barnard, 1787 May 1 Access Online

[Letter] Flint River, Georgia, [to] Governor [of] Georgia, George Mathews, Augusta, Georgia / Timothy Barnard , 1787 June 8 Access Online

Letter, Flint River, [to Governor of Georgia, George Mathews?] / Tim[oth]y Barnard , 1787 August 18 Access Online

Claim for Indian depredations / Hacky Walker , 1822 October 28 Access Online

[Letter] Flint River, [Georgia to Governor of Georgia, Edward Telfair ?] / Tim[oth]y Barnard , 1790 July 12 Access Online

[Letter] Flint River, [Georgia to] Gen[era]l John Twiggs / [Timothy Barnard] , 1793 July 6 Access Online

[Letter] [to] Gen[era]l John Twiggs, Augusta [Georgia] / Timothy Barnard , 1793 July 9 Access Online

[Letter] Rebel Town, [to Governor of Georgia, Edward Telfair?] / John Twiggs , 1793 July 19 Access Online

Letter, Fort James [to] Col[onel] Benjamin Hawkins / Timothy Barnard , 1804 May 17 Access Online

[Letter] Flint River, [Georgia to] Mr. Mumford / Tim[oth]y Barnard , 1814 August 5 Access Online

[Letter] Flint River, [to] Colo[nel] B[enjamin] Hawkins / Tim[oth]y Barnard , 1814 November 3 Access Online

Talk [from] the Chehaw Chiefs to David B. Mitchill [Mitchell], Governor of Georgia / [signed by] Chefecksecoimmauthlau , 1816 December 27 Access Online

 

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Barnett, Samuel, 1862

 

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Bartow, Francis, 1851, 1857

 

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Bee, Barnard E., 1864

 

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Beecroft, Samuel, 1788

 

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Benning, Henry L., 1861

 

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Bethune, James N., 1861-1862

 

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Billups, John, 1838

 

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Berrien, John Macpherson, 1804-1853

[Letter] Washington, [D.C. to George] Troup, Gov[ernor of Georgia] / J[ohn] Macpherson Berrien [and] Thomas W. Cobb, 1826 February 23 Access Online

[Letter] Washington, [D.C. to George] Troup, Governor [of Georgia] / J[oh]n Macpherson Berrien, 1826 April 22 Access Online

[Letter] Senate Chamber [to George] Troup, Gov[ernor of Georgia] / J[oh]n Macpherson Berrien, 1826 May 9 Access Online

[Letter] Washington, [D.C. to George] Troup, Gov[ernor of Georgia] / J[oh]n Macpherson Berrien, 1826 May 7 Access Online

[Letter] Washington, [D.C. to George] Troup, Gov[ernor of Georgia] / J[ohn] Macpherson Berrien, 1826 May 18 Access Online

 

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Berrien, John Macpherson and Berrien family, 1797, 1845, 1859

 

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Blodget, Foster, 1861

 

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Bloomfield, Joseph, Gov. of New Jersey, 1810

 

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Bolton, C. Civil Engineer, 1824

 

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Bozeman, James, 1832

 

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Brown, Joseph E., 1857-1862

 

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Buie, M. A., 1861-1862

 

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Bulloch, Archibald and James, 1786

 

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Bunkley, Jesse C., lawsuit, 1836

 

1	29	Calhoun, John, 1822-1838
			Letter, Department of War [to] John Clark, Gov[erno]r of Georgia / John C. Calhoun, 1822 January 17 Access Online
			[Letter] Dep[art]m[en]t of War [to] John Ross, [et al.] / J[ohn] C. Calhoun, 1824 January 30 Access Online

 

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Camak, James, 1836, 1839

 

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Campbell, Duncan G., 1822

 

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Carr, Patrick, 1784-1790

Letter, Spring Hill, [Georgia to] Edward Telfare [i.e. Telfair], Governor of [Georgia] / Patrick Carr, 1786 April 26 Access Online

Acc[oun]t of Major Patrick Carr [for] supplies to the Indians, Georgia, 1784 September 22 Access Online

Account of Pat[rick] Carr, Georgia, 1784 Access Online

 

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Cass, Lewis, 1835-1858

 

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Chapman, O. W., 1873

 

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Charlton, Thomas V. P., 1805

 

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Chivers, Thomas Holley, 1853

 

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Church, Alonzo, 1836

 

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Clark, Elijah, 1794-1811

 

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Clay, Clement C., 1840

 

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Clemson, Thomas G., 1862

 

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Clock Speech chart

 

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Cobb, Howell, 1858-1863

 

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Cobb, Thomas R. R. (T.R.R.), 1849, 1853

 

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Cobbs, John, undated

 

1	44	Coffee, John, letters to, 1832
			[Letter] to Gen[era]l John Coffee / H. R. Ward, 1832 June 28 Access Online

 

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Coffee, John Commissioner of Alapaha Road, 1823-1832

 

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Coffee, John, letters from, 1819-1833

Letter Cherokee Agency, [to] George R. Gilmer, Governor of Georgia / Gen[era]l John Coffee, 1829 November 26 Access Online

Report of General John Coffee on the boundary line between the Creeks and Cherokees Florence, Alabama [to] John H. Eaton / Jo[h]n Coffee, 1829 December 30 Access Online

Letter Department of War, to Geo[rge] R. Gilmer, Milledgeville, Georgia, 1830 September 6 Access Online

[Letter] Winns Ferry, [Georgia] to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor of Georgia, Milledgeville / John Coffee, 1832 January 9 Access Online

[Letter] [to] Gen[era]l [John] Coffee / Geo[rge] M. Waters, 1832 January 23 Access Online

[Sworn statements on behalf of] John Hamilton, Andrew Hamilton, Zachariah Slayton, Philip Coleman, and Clinton Webb Gwinnett County, Georgia, 1832 January 23 Access Online

Letter Clarkesville, Georgia, to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor of Georgia, Milledgeville, Georgia / John Coffee, 1832 January 27 Access Online

[Letter] Bryan County, Geo[rgia], [to] Wilson Lumpkin, [Governor of Georgia], Milledgeville, Geo[rgia] / Major Geo[rge] M. Waters , 1832 January 30 Access Online

Letter [with sworn statement] Gainesville, Georgia, to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor of Georgia, Milledgeville, Georgia / John Coffee , 1832 January 31 Access Online

Letter Etowah, C[herokee] N[ation] to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor of Georgia, Milledgeville / John Coffee , 1832 February 5 Access Online

Letter Etowah, Ch[erokee] Na[tion], to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor of Georgia, Milledgeville / John Coffee Letter, 1832 Feb. 18, Etowah, Ch[erokee] Na[tion], to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor of Georgia, Milledgeville / John Coffee , 1832 February 18 Access Online

Letter Camp Lumpkin, to Governor Wilson Lumpkin, Milledgeville, Georgia / John Coffee, 1832 March 3 Access Online

Letter Camp Lumpkin to Governor Wilson Lumpkin, Milledgeville, Georgia / John Coffee, 1832 March 3 Access Online

Letter Etowah to Governor Wilson Lumpkin, Milledgeville, Georgia / John Coffee, 1832 March 17 Access Online

Letter Etowah to Governor Wilson Lumpkin, Milledgeville, Georgia / John Coffee , 1832 March 25 Access Online

Letter Etowah, [Cherokee Nation] to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor of Georgia, Milledgeville, Georgia / John Coffee, 1832 May 6 Access Online

[Letter] Etowah, [Cherokee Nation] to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor [of Georgia], Milledgeville, Georgia / Gen[era]l John Coffee, 1832 May 13 Access Online

Letter Etowah, [Cherokee Nation] to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor [of Georgia], Milledgeville, Georgia / Gen[era]l John Coffee, 1832 June 12 Access Online

Letter Etowah, [Cherokee Nation], to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor [of Georgia], Milledgeville, Georgia / John Coffee, 1832 June 17 Access Online

Letter, Etowah, [Cherokee Nation] to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor [of Georgia], Milledgeville, Georgia / John Coffee, 1832 June 24 Access Online

Letter [with enclosed] communications, Etowah, [Cherokee Nation to] Wilson Lumpkin, [Governor of Georgia] / Gen[era]l Jno [i.e., John] Coffee, 1832 July 7 Access Online

Letter, Head Quarters, [Etowah], Ch[erokee Nation] to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor [of Georgia], Milledgeville, Georgia / John Coffee, 1832 July 21 Access Online

[Letter], Etowah, [Cherokee Nation] to Wilson Lumpkin, Governor [of Georgia], Milledgeville, Georgia / Jno. [i.e., John] Coffee, 1832 October 9 Access Online

[Letter] Etowah, [Cherokee Nation] to Governor [Wilson] Lumpkin, Milledgeville, Georgia / John Coffee, 1832 November 9 Access Online

Letter, Milledgeville to Governor Wilson Lumpkin, Milledgeville / John Coffee , 1832 November 22 Access Online

 

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Colerain Plantation. Letter, 1798 Access Online

 

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Confederate. Alabama Legislature, 1861 Access Online

 

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Confederate. Chimborazo Hospital. Letter, 1863 Access Online

 

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Confederate. Military. General Orders, 1861-1862 Access Online

 

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Confederate. Military. General Orders, 1863 Access Online

 

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Confederate. Military. General Orders, 1864 Access Online

 

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Confederate. Military. Special Orders, 1861-1862, 1864 Access Online

 

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Confederate. Military. Special Orders, 1861-1862, 1864 Access Online

 

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Confederate. Military. Special Orders, 1861-1862, 1864 Access Online

 

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Confederate States. Post Office, 1861-1863 Access Online

 

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Confederate. Reminiscences, undated Access Online

 

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Confederate. Seal - wax impression and letter, 1907 Access Online

 

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Cooper, Mark A. Letters, 1827-1862

 

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Cooper, Mark A. Letters re:, 1967

 

3	3	Couper, James Hamilton. Letter, 1836
			Letter Waynesville, Wayne C[oun]ty, [Georgia] to William Schley, Milledgeville, [Georgia] / J[ames] Hamilton Couper, 1836 June 2 Access Online

 

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Crawford, Martin J. Letter, 1854

 

3	5	Crawford, William H. Letters (1809-1817), Fragment (1817), 1809-1817
			[Letter] Washington, [D.C.] to Jared Irwin, Governor [of Georgia], Milledgeville, Georgia / W[illia]m H. Crawford, 1809 February 4 Access Online
			Letter, War Department, [Washington, D.C. to] David B. Mitchell, Governor of Georgia, Milledgville [i.e., Milledgeville, Georgia] / W[illia]m H. Crawford, 1816 September 24 Access Online

 

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Cumming, Thomas. Letter, 1791

 

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Cutts, A. S. Letter, 1861

 

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Cuyler, Jacob. Letter, 1794

 

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Cuyler, Thomas H. Receipts (1857-1858), envelope (1871), 1857-1858, 1871

 

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Cuyler-Hood-Smith-Hamilton letters, 1799-1888

 

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Davis, Jefferson. Papers, 1861-1863

 

3	12	Day, Ambrose. Papers, 1804-1805
			[Account of payment owed] to Ambrose Day [by the] State of Georgia / [signed by] Ambrose Day Access Online

 

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Dearborn, Henry. Papers, 1802

 

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Delaware. Plea for funds for Newark Academy, 1773

 

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Doles, George. Letters, 1861

 

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Duche, Jacob. Letter and copy, 1777

 

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Early, Eleazar. Letter, 1813

 

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Eaton, John Henry (Governor of Florida). Letters, 1836

Letter Tallahassee, [Florida] to Governor J[oh]n H[enry] Eaton / Gen[era]l R[ichard] K. Call, 1836 January 8 Access Online

[Letter] Tallahassee, [Florida to] Jno. [i.e. John] H[enry] Eaton, Gov[erno]r of Florida / R[ichard] K. Call, 1836 January 8 Access Online

Letter Tallahassee, [Florida] / J[oh]n H[enry] Eaton, Governor [of Florida], 1836 January 9 Access Online

Letter Tallahassee, [Florida to] W[illia]m Schley, Governor of Georgia, Milledgeville, [Georgia] / John H. Eaton, Gov[erno]r of Florida, 1836 January 21 Access Online

Letter Tallahassee, [Florida to] W[illia]m Schley, Governor of Geo[r]gia, Milledgeville / J[ohn] H. Eaton, 1836 January 25 Access Online

Letter Tallahassee, [Florida to William Schley?, Governor of Georgia] / J[ohn] H. Eaton, Gov[erno]r of Florida, 1836 February 2 Access Online

 

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Elliott, Caroline. Letters, 1862-1863

 

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Elliott, John. Letters (1804, 1807) and abstract (1814), 1804, 1807, 1814

 

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Elliot, Rev. Stephen. Letter, 1866

 

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Emancipation. Receipt, 1785

 

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Emanuel, David. Letter, 1787

 

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Estill, J. H. Letter, 1878

 

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Evans, Clement A. Letters to, 1860

 

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Finch & Warland Trading Co. Paper, 1830

 

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Florida. East Florida Papers, 1782-1795

Letter to Governor [Arturo] ONeal [i.e., O'Neill] / Geo[rge] Mathews, [Governor of Georgia], 1787 November 7 Access Online

Letter Natches [i.e., Natchez District] to Edw[ar]d Telfair, Gov[ernor of Georgia] / Manuel Gayoso de Lemos, 1792 August 29 Access Online

Translation of the answer given by his Excellency the Governor of his most Catholick [sic] Majesty's Province of East Florida to a letter from his Excellency the Governor of the State of Georgia, St. Augustine, [Florida to] George Mathews / Vincent[e] Manuel de Zespedes, 1787 December 10 Access Online

 

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Florida. Gulf Coast map, undated

 

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Forsyth, John. Letters, 1811-1839

Letter, Washington, [D.C. to] G[eorge] M. Troup, [Governor of Georgia] / John Forsyth, 1825 March 5 Access Online

[Letter] Sand Hills, [Georgia] / John Forsyth, 1826 June 15 Access Online

[Letter] Georgetown, District of Columbia [to] George R. Gilmer, Governor of Georgia / John Forsyth, 1830 January 24 Access Online

 

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Forsyth, Robert. Receipts (1789) and letter (undated), 1789, undated

Acc[oun]t of expence [sic] [for two] hats to be forwarded to the Creek Indians/ [signed by] Rob[ert] Forsyth, 1789 April 11 Access Online

 

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Gaines, Edmund Pendleton. Extract of letter, 1815

Extract of a letter, War Department, [Washington, D.C.] to Major General [Edmund P.] Gaines, 1815 October 24 Access Online

 

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Galphin, George. Receipt, 1788

 

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Galphin, Thomas. Silver Bluff letter, 1789

 

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Galusha, Jonas. (Gov. of Vermont). Resolution, 1809

 

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Garfield, James A. Letter, 1869

 

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Gartrell, Lucius J. Letter, 1858

 

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George III. Memoranda regarding Dragoons to Ireland and note from theh Queen's House, 1790, 1796

 

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Georgia. Accounts. County clerks, 1790

 

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Georgia. Accounts. Governor's warrants

 

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			Account [of] articles furnished [by] James Rae for the use of the Fat King/ [by order of] John Habersham, 1784 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Accounts , 1785

Rec[eip]t [of payment to] Joseph Langford for bringing an express from the Cherokees, Savannah, [Georgia] / [signed by] Joseph Langford; witness[ed] by G[eorge] Handley, 1785 March 10 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Accounts [oversize item removed from folder 4:4], 1785 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1786

 

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			Account [of funds owed] Neil Cleveland [by the] State of Georgia/ [signed by] Neil Cleveland, 1787 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1788

 

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			[Account of payment owed] Ja[me]s M. Simmons [by] the State of Georgia/ [signed by] Ja[me]s M. Simmons, 1789 Access Online
			Receipt for wine from the public store of the State of Georgia/ [signed by] John Howell, 1789 May 23 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1790

 

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Georgia. Account of the Members of Council [oversize item removed from folder 4:9], 1789 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1791

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1792

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1793

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1794

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1795

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1796

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1797

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1798

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1798-1799

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1799

[Receipt for] fifteen dollars from T[homas ?] Johnson/ [signed by] Joshua L.[?] Smither, 1799 February 9 Access Online

Ac[count of expenses associated with prisoners] Peter Hutchinson [and] Merit Mitchel, , 1799 July 8 Access Online

[Receipt] for monies disbursed by Thomas [?] Johnson, 1799 March 14 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1800

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1803

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1805-1806

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1825

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1826

 

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			[Receipt] for [funds] paid [to] Henry Burns/ [paid by] Col[onel] J.W.A. Sanford, 1831 January 3 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1833

 

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Georgia. Accounts, 1838-1839

 

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Georgia. Accounts , undated

 

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Georgia. Accounts. Petition against raising funds to clear and open the Ogeechee River [oversize item removed from folder 4:28], undated Access Online

 

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Georgia. Adjutant General. Bonds of Indenture, 1784, 1809

 

5	2	Georgia. Adjutant General. Elholm, Augustus C. George, 1786-1795
			[Letter] Augusta, [Georgia] to George Walton, Augusta, Georgia / A[ugustus] C[hristian] George Elholm, 1787 October 23 Access Online
			Extract from [a] letter,[State of] Franklin [to] Governor [Edward] Telfair, 1786 September 30 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Adjutant General. Elholm, Augustus C. George

[Legal opinion on the] petition of Col[onel] Jesse Sanders, his officers and men, 1793 Access Online

Petition of Augustus Christian George Elholm, Augusta, [Georgia], 1792 December 6 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Adjutant General. Elholm, Augustus C. George

[Letter] Office of Adj[utan]t Gen[era]l [to] George Mathews, Governor [of Georgia], Augusta, [Georgia] / Augustus C. G. Elholm, 1794 April 4 Access Online

[Letter] to George Mathews, Governor [of Georgia], Augusta, [Georgia] / Augustus C. G. Elholm, Adjutant General, 1794 August 1 Access Online

[Statement of] Jhon Holinghead [i.e., John Hollingshead]/ [signed by] Jhon Holinghead [i.e., John Hollingshead], 1794 June 17 Access Online

[Statement transferring] John Espey['s] clame [sic]/ [signed by] Tho[ma]s Trammell [and] John Espey, 1794 June 11 Access Online

[Statement transferring] Ja[me]s Espey['s] wages/ [signed by] Ja[me]s Espey, 1794 June 17 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Adjutant General. Fauche, Jonas, 1798

 

5	6	Georgia. Adjutant General. Floyd, C. R., 1840-1841
			[Sworn statement of] Nathan Norton, Fort Moniac, [Florida], 1840 March 15 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Antebellum. Music lyrics, State government misc., 1860

 

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Georgia. Athens. Business papers, 1869

 

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Georgia. Attorney General. Bulloch, W. B., 1799

 

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Georgia. Attorney General. Pendleton, Nathaniel/Stirk, Samuel, 1785-1786

 

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Georgia. Auditor's Office, 1787

[Receipt of] W[illia]m Neel for coming express from the Creek Nation, 1787 April 25 Access Online

[Receipt of] Reuben Jones for bringing dispatches from the Creek Nation, 1787 April 25 Access Online

[Receipt of] Capt[ain] James Pearre for the pay and support of the Indian guard, 1787 February 15 Access Online

[Receipt for payment to] James White to proceed to the Creek Nation, 1787 February 14 Access Online

[Receipts for services of] Rich[ar]d Worsham, John Temple, Rob[er]t Dixon, [and] Ambros Gaines, 1787 July 17 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Boundary Settlements. Georgia-Alabama Boundary Line, 1839

 

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Georgia. Boundary Settlements. Georgia-Florida Boundary Commission, 1819-1862

[Letter] Milledgeville, [Georgia to] John Clark, Governor of Georgia / William Green , 1819 December 13 Access Online

Letters, near the Wythlecoochie, Thomas Randolph / Thomas Spalding regarding the boundary line and dispute [contemporary copy], 1827 April 26

Letter, Executive Department, Florida, Tallahassee, Governor George W. Towns / Thomas Brown, Governor of Florida, regrets that an amicable settlement seems impossible, 1850 June 1

 

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Georgia. Boundary Settlements. Georgia-Florida Boundary Line, 1799-1827 July

[Letter], Flint River [to] Capt[ai]n Span or Capt[ai]n [John?] Swelley, Montgomery County, Georgia / Timothy Barnard, 1799 October 11 Access Online

[Letter] Florida Line, to George M. Troup, Gov[ernor of Georgia], Milledgeville, G[eorgi]a / Tho[mas] Spalding , 1827 March 12 Access Online

Correspondence between T[homas] Spalding and Gov[ernor] Th[omas] M[ann] Randolph, 1827 April 4 Access Online

[Letter] Milledgeville, [Georgia], to Geo[rge] M. Troup, Governor [of Georgia], Milledgeville, Georgia / Thomas Spalding , 1827 May 8 Access Online

Letter (duplicate), Florida Line, to George M. Troup, Governor of Georgia, Milledgeville, Georgia / Thomas Spalding with postscript, 1827 March 12

Extract of letter, Waverly, to George Graham, Commissioner of the General Land Office / Col. Robert Butler [contemporary copy], 1824 September 12

Extract of letter, to Col. Robert Butler, Surveyor General of Florida / George Graham, Commissioner of the General Land Office [contemporary copy] , 1824 December 20

Letter, Tallahassee, from George Graham, Commissioner of General Land Office to Register and Receiver of Land Office [contemporary copy], 1825 March 16

Letter, John Forsyth / George Graham, Commissioner of General Land Office, concerning boundary surveys, 1826 February 18

Letter, Clark county near Athens, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Mitchell requesting employment running the boundary line, 1826 June 15

Letter, Clark County near Athens, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Mitchell regarding running the boundary line and need for a surveyor's compass, 1826 August 26

Letter, Darien, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Spalding regarding accepting appointment, 1826 November 6

Letter, Milledgeville, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Spalding regarding the U.S. Commissioners on the boundary question and beginning the line at St. Mary's, 1826 December 21

Letter, Milledgeville, Thomas Spalding / George R. Clayton regarding the Florida Line instructions, 1827 January 1

Letter, Darien, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Spalding regarding secretary to the Commission and awaiting orders, 1827 February 5

Letter, Darien, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Spalding regarding procuring men and provisions in Darien, 1827 February 12

Letter, Darien, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Spalding regarding Governor Randolph of Florida agreeing to the conditions of the survey, 1827 February 21

Letter, Darien, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Spalding regarding funds drawn for the Commission on the Georgia - Florida Boundary Line, 1827 February 26

Letter, Duval County, Florida, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Spalding regarding agreeable points for the survey and concern regarding starting the boundary at Ellicott's Mound, 1827 March 7

Letter, East Florida, Ochtahatchie Lake, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Spalding regarding the Florida line and geography, 1827 March 24

Letter, Thomas County, John W. McBride / Thomas Spalding providing instructions variance in the lines, 1827 April 2

Letters, Encampment near junction of Flint & Chattahoochee, between Thomas M. Randolph and Thomas Spalding regarding running the line from head of St. Mary's to the junction of the Flint and Chattahoochee [contemporary copy], 1827 April 10

Statement, Encampment near Wiethlochochie, John McBride, surveyor, regarding state guide lines, 1827 April 27

Letter, near the Wythleocoochie, W. T. Sadler / Thomas Spalding requesting information about Alligator Creek [contemporary copy], 1827 April 27

Letter, encampment near Wythlecoochie, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Spalding regarding visiting Milledgeville to finalize commission, 1827 April 27

Statement, Lowndes County, Maxfield Whitton regarding the branches of St. Mary's River, 1827 April 28

Letter, Montgomery Court House, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Spalding regarding St. Mary's , 1827 May 12

Report, John McBride, surveyor, report on Georgia and Florida boundary, 1827 May 17

Letter, Eatonton, Governor George M. Troup / John McBride regarding his report on St. Mary's, 1827 May 30

Letter, Darien, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Spalding regarding McBride survey of the survey of St. Mary's, 1827 June 26

Letter, Darien, Governor George M. Troup / Thomas Spalding regarding McBride's research on St. Mary's and the boundary line, 1827 July 16

 

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			[Letter] War Department, [to] James Jackson, Governor of Georgia, Louisville, [Georgia] / James McHenry, Sec[re]t[ar]y [of] War , 1799 August 13 Access Online
			Letter[s], Cherokee Nation, [to] George R. Gilmer, [Governor of Georgia], Milledgeville, Georgia / Edward Lloyd Thomas, 1831 February 28, March 5 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Boundary Settlements. Georgia-South Carolina Boundary Line, 1853

 

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Georgia. Boundary Settlements. Georgia-Tennessee Boundary Line, 1818-1819

Letter, Look-out Mountain, [Cherokee Nation ? to] William Rabun, Governor of Georgia, Milledgeville, [Georgia] / Joseph McMinn, Governor of Tennessee, 1818 May 16 Access Online

Letter [to] William Rabun, [Governor of Georgia], Milledgeville, Georgia / Hugh Montgomery, 1818 April 2 Access Online

Letter, Camp Ustonally [i.e., Oostanaula ?] to William Rabun, Governor of Georgia, Milledgeville, [Georgia] / Joseph McMinn, 1818 June 27 Access Online

Report of the commissioners on the part of Georgia for running the boundary line between the states of Georgia and Tennessee to W[illia]m Rabun, Governor of Georgia / J. Camak ... [et al.], 1818 July 13 Access Online

Letter, Cherokee Agency [to] W[illia]m Rabun, Gov[ernor] of Georgia / Return J. Meigs, 1819 January 5 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Business records. Miscellaneous, 1819

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Account. John Fitch - James Ogilby, 1761-1764 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Account. John Fitch - Townsin Roberson, 1762 April 2 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Account. John Fitch - Da Costa E. Farr, 1764 January 10 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Account. John Fitch - Andrew McCorrie, 1764 February 21 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Account. John Fitch - John Wertsch, 1765 April 11 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Account. John Jones - Thomas Moodie, 1770 May 29 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Account. Rev. John Syth - William Johnson, 1768 March 26 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Account. John Walker - Rae, Whitefield & Co., 1771 December 30 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Account. William Wilson - Benjamin Wilson, 1756 March 12 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Accounts. Committee of the District of Augusta, 1775 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Act. Business regulations (fragment), 1759 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Candler, William. Signature (fragment) Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Egmont, Earl of. Papers, 1735-1745 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Mrs. Mary Bateman, 7 January 1774 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. William Brisbane, undated Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. William Clark (Philip Box, Adm.), 21 November 1766 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. George Cuthbert (James Cuthbert & Alexander Inglis Exec), 18 February 1771 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Owen Day, 6 September 1758 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. David Douglass (1764) and James Dormer (1747) [oversize items removed from 7:19], 5 January 1747, 31 March 1764 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. David Douglass (1764) and James Dormer (1747) [oversize items removed from 7:19] Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. John Finley (Elizabeth Finley, Exec.), 19 August 1760 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Rev. Samuel Frink (23 October 1771) and Robert Fox (19 November 1746), 1746, 1771 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Michael Germaine, 2 March 1769 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. James Gray Sr., 21 January 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Robert Hamilton, ca. 1774 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Benjamin Horn, undated Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. John Jackson, 24 August 1771 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Mrs. James Kennan, 10 September 1770 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. William Kennedy, undated Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. William Kirk, 6 April 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. John Lester, undated Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Daniel McCauly, 20 November 1770 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Mary Maxwell, 9 January 1775 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. John Pettycrew (David Holms, Adm.), 20 August 1773 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Joseph Prunniere, 25 May 1768 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. William Pugh [oversize item removed from 7:34], 1759 April 18 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. John Rae [oversize item removed from 7:35], 1773 July 25 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Nicholas Rigby, 6 May 1756 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Thomas Ross. Re: John Douglass, Edward Keatings, and Catherine Cashell, 29 November 1766 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. John Stevens, ca. 1759 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. George Strobher, 1 July 1771 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Joseph Summers, 18 June 1776 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. George Sybolt, 22 November 1757 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Peter Wynne (Elijah Breaseal, Exec.), 26 April 1771 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Benjamin Youngblood, 8 September 1773 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Copies from a court book, including the estate of George Fraser, Alexander Martin, and James Cook; sketch of a tract of land called Cedar Grove by Henry Yonge, 1778

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Estate Papers. Daniel Clark of Augusta, 1757

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Executive Council. Land warrants , 1770-1775 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Executive Council. Orders, 1771-1772 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Houstoun, Patrick, 1773 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Francis Arven-David Montaigut, 5 September 1768 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Robert Baillie - George Baillie, 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. John Bishop-Thomas Cains, 8 October 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Mary Bowling-Joseph Pruniere [oversize item removed from 11:5], 1 January 1762 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Jonathan Bryan-John Mulryne, 1 March 1768 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Thomas Burrington-Peter Blythe, 26 January 1769 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Owen Daniel-Philip Howell, 5 July 1768 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Samuel Douglass-Henry Yonge the Younger, 5 April 1768 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Mary Ellis, 1774 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Thomas Flyming-Peter Blyth, 7 April 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Joseph & Hannah Gibbons-Michael Switzer et al., 11 August 1761 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. John Graham-Thomas Young, 3 February 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. John Grant-George Baillie, 1 September 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. James Gray-Edward Keating, 14 July 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. James Habersham, Jr. - Commissioners, 10 July 1774 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Anthony Hancock-Thomas Ellis, 1753 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Robert Humphreys-Joshua Atkinson, 5 July 1758 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. John Irvine, 4 May 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. David Jervey-John Irvine, 2 January 1769 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. James Johnston-Joseph Farley, 20 October 1774 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Peter Laffitte-Anthony Lamotte, 24 April 1759 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Alexander Low-William Low, 21 January 1756 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Abraham Lunday-John Nevill-Mordecai Sheftall, 5 April 1768 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Lachlan McGullivray-Thomas Lee, 2 October 1769 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. James McHendry-James Muter, 2 June 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Joseph Maddock-James Simpson, 1 April 1771 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Nathaniel Miller (fragment) Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. William Moore-John Vanrenselear et al, 31 May 1770 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. David Murray-Charles Murray, 1 February 1770 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Charles Ogilvie-John Forbes, 24 June 1775 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Thomas Parsons-Thomas Elder, 21 April 1769 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. James Edward Powell-Henry Yonge, 1 November 1768 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Matthew Roche-Mordecai Sheftall, 3 October 1768 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Jethro Rountree-Needham Jarnigan, 3 January 1771 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Sybella Shaley-Clement Martin, Jr. [oversize item removed from 11:36], 24 November 1774 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. John Simpson-George Baillie, 6 January 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Edward Telfair-Teleman Cuyler, 6 September 1768 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. William Telfair-George Mackintosh, 6 January 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. William Telfair-Basil Cowper, 1 December 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Nehemiah Tindal-John Adam Treutlen, 2 March 1768 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. John Travis-John Tinkler, 23 October 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Alexander Wylly-Timothy Lowten, 26 February 1773 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Francis Wynne-George Wyche [oversize item removed from 11:44], 6 August 1766 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Henry Yonge the Younger-Sarah Tinkler [oversize item removed from 11:45], 19 January 1771 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land survey. Martin Lachner, 30 September 1761 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Transactions. William Ewen-Jacob Berrer [oversize item removed from 12:2], 1761 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Transactions. Frances Jones-John and Philip Jones, 9 March 1774 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Transactions. Thomas Leitch-Daniel Kennedy, 3 November 1760 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Transactions. Lachlan McGillivray-George McKenzie [oversize item removed from 12:5], 24 May 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Transactions. Robert Noble-George Noble, 19 February 1756 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Laurens, Henry. Altamaha lands [oversize item removed from 12:7], 1763 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Slave Mortgage. Richard Bradley-Isaac Young [oversize item removed from 12:8], 26 July 1763 Access Online

Details sale of two enslaved persons: one person named Amanda; other person titled "Name Unknown"

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Mortgage. Nehemiah Wade-Devereaux Jarrat [oversize item removed from 12:9] Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Oglethorpe, James. extract from "Life of Oglethorpe"

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Oglethorpe, James. House of Assembly minutes [oversize item removed from 12:10], 1787 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Parish of Christ Church. Barbery Barrier. Renunciation of dower [oversize item removed from 12:11], 1762 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Parish of St. John. Alex Duff & Lachlan Duff-Alex Inglis. Power of Attorney, 1772 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Parish of St. Matthew. Indenture. Mortgage, 1765, 1772 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Power of Attorney. James Baird-John Buchanan, 12 January 1773 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Power of Attorney. George Blamire-Francis Arthur & John Lawson, 7 October 1764 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Power of Attorney. Isaac Levy-William Vanderspiegle, 13 November 1758 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Power of Attorney. Thomas Stephens-William Ewen & John Milledge, 25 April 1761 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Power of Attorney. William Taverner-John Sauder, 1 September 1772 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Power of Attorney. William Tucker-Benjamin Stiles power of attorney [oversize items removed from 12:19], 1 May 1770 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Power of Attorney. Henry Yonge-Elizabeth Yonge & James Deveaux, 13 October 1760 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Receipts, 1776 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Receipts, 1765-1783 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Receipts fragments, undated Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Shipping account. Capt. Garrison-James Armstrong, 3 April 1765 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Slavery. , undated Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Slavery. Bill of sale. Willliam Baillows-Francis Blake, 8 June 1757 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Slavery. Bill of sale. John Henderson-James Bray, 15 March 1774 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Slavery. Bill of sale. William Wilson-Benjamin Wilson, 12 March 1756 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Slavery. Bill of sale. Alexander Wylly-Mrs. Heriot Crooke [oversize item removed from folder 12:29], 1774 February 4 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Slavery. Deed of gift. Thomas Basset, 5 April 1758 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Slavery. Deed of gift. Henry Yonge-Mary Yonge, 1 May 1769 Access Online

 

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			[Statement of] manumission of [two Indian slaves belonging to] John Hearn, Georgia, 1762 June 12 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Slavery. Vessel Gambia. Smallpox inoculation, 2 August 1768 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Verelst, Harmon. Meeting of associates of Dr. Bray, 27 November 1744 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Whitefield, George. College, 1764 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands , 1756 September 13 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands , 1758 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1759 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1760 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1762 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1764 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1765 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1766 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1768 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1769 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1770 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1771 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1772 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1773 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, 1774 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands (includes fragments), 1776-1777 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Orders for warrants for lands, undated Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Blank land grant forms, undated Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Council orders, 1756-1757 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Council orders, 1758-1759 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Council orders, 1760-1761 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Council orders, 1762 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Council orders, 1764 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Council orders, 1765 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Council orders, 1766-1767 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Council orders, 1768-1769 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Council orders, 1770-1771 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Council orders, 1772-1773 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Council orders, 1774 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Grants. William Jackson, 450 acres, St. Paul's Parish, 1769 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Grants. William Candler, 200 acres, St. Paul's Parish, 1770 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Grants. William Candler, 50 acres, St. Paul's Parish, 1770 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Grants. Frederick Francis, 150 acres, St. Paul's Parish, 1770 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Grants. Edward Eckles, 200 acres in Wrightsborough Township, St. Paul's Parish, 1770 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Grants. Edward Barnard, 350 acres, St. Paul's Parish, 1771 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Grants. Barnabas Pace, 100 acres, St. Paul's Parish, 1772 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Grants. Edmund Bugg, 200 acres, St. Paul's Parish, 1772 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Grants. John Bennet, 150 acres, St. Paul's Parish, 1774 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Land Grants. Micajah Vasser, 1000 acres, Montgomery County, 1794 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. James I (illegible)

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. (illegible), 1609

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. (in Latin), 1620

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. William Adams to William Boys, 1627

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. William Austen & William Turfer [?], 1640

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Edward Batourk [?] & Walter St [?], 1627

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Stephan Blimroe [?] & John Gimnell [?], 1629

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Burgess of the Burrough of Wallingford & Elizabeth Seymour, 1703

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Peeter Cloake & John Gimble, 1627

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. William Elgar & Peter Johnson, 1671

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Joseph Green-receipt of brass measures (date missing)

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Horlackondson [?] to Playfor [?] (in Latin)

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. John Holland & Thomas Lampkin, 1652

 

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14

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Re: Thomas Lampart [?] (in Latin), [1560?]

 

15B

15

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Peter Maplisson & Judith Slaybrooke, 1649

 

15B

16

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Robert Maye & Thornhurst, 1610

 

15B

17

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Robert Moorcock & Elizabeth Gardner, 1668

 

15B

18

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Writ of obligation [?]-Anthony Panle & Richard Fonle [?], 1624

 

15B

19

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Obligation-Jasper Scoles [?] & Richard Webb, 1658

 

15B

20

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Obligation-Leonard Smythe & Peeter Abbe, 1622

 

15B

21

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Colward Taddie, Stephen Bishopp, Jeffery Tomlin, Thomas Wheatley, John Franklin, James Henneker & John Smith, 1652

 

15B

22

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Receipt [?]-payment to John Tagett, John Bull, Samuel Neale, William Roper, 1767

 

15B

23

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Receipt of brass measure by Samuel Turner to be delivered to George Talbot

 

15B

24

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Obligation-Clement Typp to Vincent Packle [?], 1634

 

15B

25

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Tomson Warner for receipt of brass measures & weights, 1768

 

15B

26

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Walter Waller & John Webb, 1657

 

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12C

1

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Edward Bridges (Wootten, Kent, England); and Henry Collard (Kent); lease [large hole, heavy creases], 1778

 

12C

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. John Andrews, Elizabeth (wife?) and William Dennis (deed) [parchment, writing faded, good], 1783

 

12C

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Reverend Edward Tymewell Brydges (Wootton, Kent, Great Britian) [first part]; Thomas Goft (Salisfield Parish, Kent), William Wilds (Chordon Parish, Kent [second part] and Edward Busy (Chilhany Parish, Kent); for 10s [turn, fair-good], 1789

 

12C

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Reverend William Dejovas Byrch and Elizabeth (Canterbury), his wife, and Richard Gardner, Jr. counterpart of lease on land in Kent., 1782

 

12C

5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Reverend William Chapman (London) and John Woods (London) for conveyance (?) [dirty, good], 1639

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. William Edgar (London) and Peter Johnson (Canterbury); conveyance (?) [fair, some fading], 1671

 

13C

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Christopher Edwards, Richard Russell, Robert Lattenden, John Lattenden; deed, lease?, 1680

 

13C

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Samuel Greenhill (Canterbury) and Daniel Farris; for counterpart of mortgage [dirty, good], 1714

 

13C

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Thomas Hall and wife Elizabeth and John Horton [good, one hole], 1725

 

13C

5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Philip Lord Hardwicke concerning the "Act concerning sea marke and mariners" (1566) - for the placing of channel markers and bouys [good], 1750

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Richard Hart (Kent), and William Barrett; deed of mortgage [fine, some dirt], 1653

 

14C

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Andrew Johnson (Canterbury, G. B.) and Daniel Nicballs, Thomas Nicballs (Hobstone, Kent); land lease [good, some staining], 1713

 

14C

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Thomas Wolley Bickaring, Mary (wife) [Canterbury, Kent GB] and Thomas Upton (London); for assignment of mortgage [heavy creases], 1772

 

14C

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Henry Piggott and John Cronck Chiddings: tone; lease [some fading at bottom parchment curling], 1704

 

14C

5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. George Robinson (Kent), and Richard Perryne and wife Marie; conveyances of lurd, 1636

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Philip Sabind (Kent), and Thomas Napheton (Kent); lease (mortgage) [good], 1670

 

15C

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Mary Sandys (North bourne, Kent), and Paul Barrett (Grayes Inn, Middlesessex), deed. Preabmle gives details of Sandys relations [much deterioration], 1676

 

15C

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Richard Sandys (Northborne, Kent), Benedictus Sandys, John Kidden (London), Robert Bonner (London); for lease of land [fair], 1691

 

15C

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. [many tears, creases], 1706

 

15C

5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Edward Saunderr (Northborn, Kent); and Edwin Sandye (London); [much fading, bad deteriorations at top through middle], 1605

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Henry Smith and James Buck; conveyance [creased, dirty], 1654

 

16C

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Thomas Taylor with Robert Holden; counterpart of lease [good], 1635

 

16C

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Daniel Trigg, Margarett (wife) (Kent), and William Belches; conveyance of lease to Belch [heavy curling at top], 1706

 

16C

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Thomas Turner (Kingston, Kent) Thomas Kent (London) and John Shorter and Sir Richard Sandys (Northbourne, Kent) mortgage counterpart [large stain running width of document], 1700

 

16C

5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Thomas turner (Kingston, Kent); and William Shorter (Surrey); and Mary Sandys (widow of Sr. Richard Sandys) (Northbourne, Kent), 1691

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. John Tymes and James Kelley, land lease [good], 1674

 

17C

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Combe Winsley (Canterbury), and James Abree; for mortgage. [good], 1751

 

17C

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Peter Wright the Younger (Depfford, Kent), and William Gritch; lease [deteriorated], 1681

 

17C

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. English. Latin. Charles II [loudly faded, creased]

 

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27

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Edward Baker & Thomas Morris, 300 acres, Parish of St. Andrew, 1774

 

15B

28

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Jacob Barrier/ wife Barbery & Andrew Pence, lot in Ewensburgh, 1762

 

15B

29

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. John Bowman & Miles Brewton, lease, 1772

 

15B

30

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Roger Chew & Joseph Pannill, lease, Parish of St. Paul (2 indentures), 1775

 

15B

31

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Charles Clark & Martin Weatherford, Parish of St. Paul, 1774

 

15B

32

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Commissioners of Confiscated Estates & Lachlan McIntosh, 44 acres, Parish of St. Andrew, 1784

 

15B

33

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Commissioners of Forfeited Estates & Francis Courboisie, 1784

 

15B

34

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Abraham Danford & Jacob Lockerman, 50 acres in District of Great Ogeechee, 1758

 

15B

35

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Lewis Johnson & Richard Crooke, 500 acres, Parish of St. Andrew, 1773

 

15B

37

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Holman Freeman & William Candler, 350 acres, Parish of St. Paul (Richmond County), 1779

 

15B

38

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. John Graves & Benjamin Andrews, 1759

 

15B

39

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Luther Halliwell & Blasingame Harvey, 150 acres, St. George Parish, 1773

 

15B

40

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Richard Hubbard & Benjamin Williamson, 1760

 

15B

41

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Richard Hubbard & Benjamin Williamson, 1760

 

15B

42

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Robert Humphrys & Joshua Atkinson, Ebenezer District, 1758

 

15B

43

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. John Ingles & John Burnley, 500 acres, Parish of St. Andrews lease, 1777

 

15B

44

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Samuel Jeanes & Mary Drew, St. Johns Parish, 1769

 

15B

45

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Samuel Kemp & Daniel Kemp, Baldwin County, 1808

 

15B

46

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Zachariah Lamar, wife Sarah & Daniel Wallicon. St. Paul Parish, 1771

 

15B

47

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Thomas Lee & John Aitkinson, St. Matthew Parish, lease, 1775

 

15B

48

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Samuel Lewis & Samuel Jones, 1763

 

15B

49

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Alexander Low & William Low, 1755

 

15B

50

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Alexander Low & William Low, lease, 1755

 

15B

51

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Robert Lucas & Jacob Lockerman, St. John's Parish, lease, 1761

 

15B

52

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Rev. John Joachim Zubly, wife Anne & George Galphin, land in Augusta, release, 1771

 

15B

53

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Rev. John Joachim Zubly, wife Anne & James Myers, release, 1777

 

15B

54

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Charles Odingsells & Rev. Moses Allen, wife Elizabeth, 1775

 

15B

55

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Charles Odingsells & Rev. Moses Allen, wife Elizabeth, Parish of St. John, lease, 1775

 

15B

56

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Thomas Osgood & Joseph Oswald, St. Andrew Parish, release, 1774

 

15B

57

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Thomas Osgood & Joseph Oswald, St. Andrew Parish, lease, 1774

 

15B

58

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Frances Roab/Robe & William Riggs Travers, lease, 1775

 

15B

58B

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Frances Roab/Robe & William Riggs Travers, Christ Church Parish, 1775

 

15B

59

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Matthew Roche & Lewis Johnson, assignment of writs, 1773

 

15B

60

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Jethro Rowntree & Needham Jarnigan[?], lease, 1771

 

15B

61

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Drury Scruggs, wife Cattherrainer & Joshua Pearce, release, 1769

 

15B

62

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Drury Scruggs, wife Cattherrainer & Joshua Pearce, St. Matthew Parish, lease, 1769

 

15B

63

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Jeremiah Sliterman & John Kitts, 1758

 

15B

64

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. John Timmons, wife Maciah[?] & John Mitchell, Colonel's Island lease, 1775

 

15B

65

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Francis Taylor, wife Elizabeth & George Ducker, Ewensburg, 1771

 

15B

66

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. John Adam Treutlen & James O'Berry, St. Matthew Parish, 1767

 

15B

67

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. George Walker, wife Mary & Thomas Fussol[?], St. George Parish, 1772

 

15B

68

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. William Wheat, wife Martha & John Anderson, St. Paul's Parish, Wrightsborough Township, 1774

 

15B

69

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. William Wheat, wife Martha & John Anderson, St. Paul's Parish, Wrightsborough Township, release, 1774

 

15B

70

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. John Williams & Thomas Wylly, Christ Church Parish, lease, 1777

 

15B

71

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Jacob Winfree & John Golightly, St. George Parish, lease, 1769

 

15B

72

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Georgia. Thomas Woods & Job Price, St. George Parish, lease, 1774

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. John Banks (Charleston) to William Washington and Joseph Brown (Charleston); for 5s [good condition], 1783 November 6

 

1B

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. John Banks to William Washing and Joseph Brown; for 6300 (Charleston, S. C.) [fair, some tears]

 

1B

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Jacob Barrien (Christ Church Parish, GA) and his wife, Barbery, and Edmund Pierce (Christ Church Parish, GA); purchase of land in Ervensburg [small tears, holes], 1765

 

1B

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Mary Bowling (Savannah, GA) to Joseph Pruniere...fragment [laminated]

 

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5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. John Bowman to Miles Branton (Charleston), for 3000, 1772

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. William Bradley (London), and John Masell (Savannah) [tears, holes, brittle], 1767

 

2B

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. William Bradley the Elder (London) and John Marrell (Savannah); lease [pieces, brittle], 1767

 

2B

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. James Brown (St. George Parish) and William Davis Quarrell (Jamacia), Jonathan Simpson, Jr. (Boston), release [pieces, brittle], 1775

 

2B

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. James Brown (St. George Parish) and William Davis Quarrell (Jamacia), Jonathan Simpson, Jr. (Boston), lease for a year [pieces, brittle], 1775

 

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5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Josiah Bryan and Thomas Lynch (Charleston, S. C.), Alexander Rose. Release in fee simple. [fair, large tears, 2d page], 1770

 

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1

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Josiah Bryan (Georgia) and Thomas Lynch (Charleston, S. C.); for one year lease [tears, holes], 1770

 

3B

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Samuel Burgess (Christ Church Parish) and Joseph Butler. lease [good, some tears], 1775

 

3B

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Samuel Burgess (Christ Church Parish) and wife Elizabeth, and Joseph butler. release in fee [good, some holes], 1775

 

3B

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Hepworth Carter; Hugh Lawson, Abraham Ravot (Commissioners of forfeited estates); and James Gignilliat (Chatham County) . lease for a year [fine], 1783

 

3B

5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Hepworth Carter, Hugh Lawson and Abraham Ravot to James Gignilliat (Liberty Co. G. A.); for 5s [fair] , 1783

 

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4B

1

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Abraham Ravot, Hugh Lawson, Hepworth Carter (Commissioners of forfeited estates), and Francis Courvoisie, John Kell (Savannah). release [good, some tears] , 1784

 

4B

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Abraham Ravot, Hepworth Carter, Hugh Lawson (Commissioners of confiscated estates), & John Barnard. release [good, long tears], 1775

 

4B

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Roger Chew (Alexandria, V. A.) and Joseph Pannill (St. Paul's Parish, G. A.). release in fee. three sheets plus special covenats [poor, brittle, holes, insect damage], 1775

 

4B

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Charles Clarke (St. Paul's Parish, G. A.) and Martin Weatherford. for release of alnd [some tears], 1774

 

4B

5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Grey elliot and wife, Mary (Savannah) and William Syford; for release of land in Savannah. [torn on creases], 1770

 

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5B

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Lachland M. Gillivary [?] (Vale Royal, G. A.) to Henry Bell (St. George Parish); for 10 fragment [laminated], 1764

 

5B

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Lewis Johnson (Provost Marshal, G. A.) and John Murray; for conveyance of land in Christ Church Parish [pieces], 1776

 

5B

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Isaac LaRoche (Savannah) to Elizabeth Butler (St. Philip Parish) for 80 fragment, p. 1 only [laminated], 1776

 

5B

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Thomas Lee (Savannah) to John Aitkinson; for 18, 15s, 1772

 

5B

5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Thomas Lee (Savannah) and Thomas Burrington lease [in pieces], 1764

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Thomas Lee (Savannah) and wife Rebecca; and Thomas Burrington; release [in pieces, brittle], 1764

 

6B

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Robert Lucas (New Hanover); and Jacob Lookerman (St. John's Prish, G. A.); conveyances of land? [tears, holes], 1761

 

6B

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Derich Mannan (Granville Co. S. C.) to Christopher Frederick Meyers (Augusta G. A.); for 100 [torn, fragile], 1775

 

6B

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. tripartite, Georgia between Nathanial Miller (St. George Parish, G. A.) and Elizabeth Colson (S. C.) and Thomas burrington (Savannah); deed of settlement [pieces, fragment], 1759

 

6B

5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Thomas Morgan (St. George Parish, G. A.), Elizabeth (wife) and John Patton, Richard Thompson (Christ Church Parish, G. A.); for release of acrage in St. Matthews Parish [small tears, large holes], 1766

 

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1

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Daniel Ocain (Savannah) and Thomas Burrington; for release of land in St. George Parish [tears, holes], 1765

 

7B

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Daniel Ocain (Savannah) and Thomas Burrington. release 2pps [good, medium hole], 1765

 

7B

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Andrew Pence (Christ Church, G. A.) and Mary (wife) and Humphrey Harrison [fair, tears], 1763

 

7B

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. James Philips (Savannah) to William Mackenzie; for 794 5s 5d plus 800 [brittle], 1772

 

7B

5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. John Rae and wife Catharine (Savannah) and John Smith for conveyance of town lot [tears, holes], 1769

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Matthew Roche (Provost Marshall); and John Graham; conveyances of confiscated lands [torn, staining, fair/good], 1775

 

8B

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Levi Sheftall and wife Sarah and William Esson (?) for release in fee. Consideration 168 pieces, fragment., 1774

 

8B

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Benjamin Sheftall, Mordecai Sheftall, Lewis Sheftall (Savannah?) and Edmund Pearse; for "Bargain & sale". [pieces, fragment, 1765

 

8B

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. John Wereat (Christ Church Parish), David Brydie, Charles Francis Chevalier (Savannah); lease [fair], 1769

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. John F. Williams and Catharine, his wife, to John Inglis; dedemus potestatem and return theron., 1774

 

9B

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. John Francis Williams and Catharine, his wife, (Augusta); and John Ingelis (Savannah); release of tract of 500 acres [poor, in pieces], 1774

 

9B

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. John Witherspoon (St. Andrews Parish, G. A.) and Mary, his wife, and David Witherspoon [some tears, stains, fair condition], 1772

 

9B

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. John Witherspoon (St. Andrews Parish, G. A.) to John Simmons (St. Johns Paris, G. A.) for 5s [good], 1774

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. John Witherspoon and wife Mary (St. Andrews, G. A.) to John Simmons (St. John, G. A.); for 100 [good, some tears], 1774

 

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10B

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Joseph Wood (St. Philip Parish) and Katherine to Joseph Clay (Savannah), 52. 10s fragment, 2 pages [laminated], 1766

 

10B

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Alexander Wylly (Savannah); and John Rider (Savannah); lease for a year. [fair, some tears], 1771

 

10B

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Alexander Wylly and wife Susannah (Savannah) and John Rider (Savannah); for 1200 [torn], 1771

 

10B

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Alexander Wylly (Savannah) and Michael Lucas "Assignment of the rents...of a town lot and improvements in the town of Savannah by way of mortgage" [torn, pieces, brittle], 1773

 

10B

5

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Isaac Young (Christ Church Parish), Martha, his wife, and John Graham (Savannah) [fragmented, pieces, brittle], 1759

 

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11B

1

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Florida (East). Andrew Turnbull (East FL); and James Graham, Charles Johnston, and John Simpson (all of London); mortgage [good, some creasing, holes], 1778

 

11B

2

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Pierre Blanchard (N. Y. C.), Joseph Pierre, Andre Malin, and Bernard Allgre (N. Y. C.); deed [good], 1797

 

11B

3

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Abraham Emmans (West Chester Co. N. Y.) and John Delancy (N. Y.), James Stewart, Benjamin Ogdon (W. Chester Co.); release [good], 1781

 

11B

4

Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Joseph Pierre, Andre Malin, Pierre Blanchard, Bernard Allegre by Andre Falsy and George Schroeppel; deed of conveyance. N. Y. [good], 1797

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indentures. Jacob van Voorhes (N. Y., N. Y.), his wife Martha and Daniel Lawrence; release of land [dirty, good], 1784

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Legislative Acts. An act for amending an act for better regulating the town of Savannah, 1761 Access Online

 

15C

OL2

Georgia. Colonial. Legislative Acts. An act for raising and granting money to His Majesty, 1761 Access Online

 

15C

OL3

Georgia. Colonial. Legislative Acts. An act for establishing a ferry over Great Ogeechee River...at Pine Bluff, 1761 Access Online

 

15C

OL4

Georgia. Colonial. Legislative Acts. An act for subjecting and making liable to attachment the estate real and personal of absent debtors..., 1761 Access Online

 

15C

OL5

Georgia. Colonial. Legislative Acts. An act for raising money to repair Tybee Light House and duty on Negroes, 1761 Access Online

 

15C

OL6

Georgia. Colonial. Legislative Acts. An act for repair of Christ Church in Savannah, 1763 Access Online

 

15C

OL7

Georgia. Colonial. Legislative Acts. An act for the more speedy and effectual settling and strengthening this state..., 1776 Access Online

 

15C

OL8

Georgia. Colonial. Legislative Acts. An act for confiscating estates of certain persons, 1782 Access Online

 

15C

OL9

Georgia. Colonial. Legislative Acts. An act for attainting persons of high treason and confiscating their estates, 1778 Access Online

 

15C

OL10

Georgia. Colonial. Legislative Acts. An act of amercement, 1783 Access Online

 

15C

OL11

Georgia. Colonial. Legislative Acts. An act for enforcing the payment of arrears of taxes and duties, and imposing tax on goods, wares... and Negro slaves, 1783 Access Online

 

15C

OM1

Georgia. Colonial. Inventory of estate of Adam Henderson, 1775 Access Online

 

15C

OM2

Georgia. Colonial. Power of attorney-Garland Britten to John Morel, 1767 Access Online

 

15C

OM3

Georgia. Colonial. Indenture.Thomas Bruce & Thomas Burrington for ship The George, 1759 Access Online

 

15C

OM4

Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. Richard Cunnyngham/Cunningham Crooke & Herriot Cunningham Tannatt for Negro girl named Present, 1775 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Deed of 50 acre lot near Augusta, William Jackson and Macartan Campbell, 1793

Recorded in book H folio 119-120, Clerks Office Superior Court, Richmond County, Georgia, 1801

 

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OM5

Georgia. Colonial. Deed of transfer. Heriot Crooke to granddaughter Heriot Cunningham of an enslaved boy Alexander (or Aleck), 1774 Access Online

Names enslaved persons Alexander (or Aleck) as well as his mother, Sophia (or Sophy)

 

15C

OM6

Georgia. Colonial. Deed of transfer. Herriot Crooke to granddaughter Elizabeth Crooke Tannatt of an enslaved girl named Judy, 1774 Access Online

Names enslaved persons Judy, and her mother Baubie

 

15C

OM7

Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. James Dixie & Thomas Burrington for lot, 1759 Access Online

 

15C

OM8

Georgia. Colonial. Deed of transfer from John Duke to Andrew Nowland of an enslaved woman [name indiscernible] , 1756 Access Online

 

15C

OM9

Georgia. Colonial. Document. Thomas Durham vs. Elizabeth Smith (executrix of estate of Joseph Smith), 1772 Access Online

 

15C

OM10

Georgia. Colonial. Memorial. James Fort, John Burnett Sr., Isaac Abrahams, Daniel Blue, Stephen C. King, John Burnett Jr., John Hardee, William B. Davis, Henry Dubignon to Georgia House & Senate on construction of canal from Alatamaha to Turtle River, Brunswick Canal Co., 1826 Access Online

 

15C

OM11

Georgia. Colonial. Inventory of the Estate and Efforts of John Grover, St. Mary's Parish, 1774 October 26 Access Online

Names enslaved persons Griffon and Tom.

 

15C

OM12

Georgia. Colonial. Power of attorney. John Knight to Philip Hooker, 1775 Access Online

 

15C

OM13

Georgia. Colonial. Power of attorney. John Knight to Philip Hooker, 1775 Access Online

 

15C

OM20

Georgia. Colonial. Power of attorney. Roger Chew to Basil Jackson for the estate of Samuel Chew, 1775 January 16

 

15C

OM14

Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. James McHenry to Francis Macarlan and Martin Campbell. Enslaved persons considered security on loan, 1759 August 9 Access Online

Names enslaved persons: Will; Sampson; Flora; Cate; and Ballit [?]. Signed "in the district of Augusta"

 

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Georgia. Colonial. Indenture. James McHenry to Francis Macarlan and Martin Campbell. An enslaved woman and lot of real estate considered security on loan, 1759 Access Online

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Georgia. Colonial. Legislative Acts. An act, for raising and granting to his majesty - the sum of four hundred and fourty bounds sterling for erecting a fort and battery in the island of cospur in the Rica Savannah and the Sum of One Hundred Pounds Sterling for erecting a lookout and batteryon medway rivers and for impervering commissimess to issue certificates for the said sums and for sunkry the same by a tax of ten shillings in every hundred pounds value of peer kins and beaver shins expanded from a taken or cursed out this provence to any part of his majesty's dominms except to Great Britian only [in pieces, clean], 1761

 

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Georgia. Confederate. State Officials. H. H. Waters Secretary Executive Department of Georgia, 1861 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Confederate. State Officials. Jared Irwin Whitaker Commissary General, 1861 Access Online

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Petition re: confiscation of estates, 1783

 

23	7	Georgia. County Records. Burke County Petition to fortify Woods Fort, 1787
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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Petition re: paying taxes, 1789

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Petition for church charter, 1790

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Jurors, State vs. William Allen Burton, 1790-1791

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Petition re: William Allen Burton, 1791

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Petition re: Blassingame Harvey, 1791

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Petition re: John Hume Manderson, 1796-1797

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Petition re: Jeremiah Pitman, 1796-1797

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Petition re: Rhoda Pope, 1797

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Petition re: Thomas Sanford, 1798

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Petition re: Leonard Nobles, 1799

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Jury re: Littleberry Tillman, 1800-1801

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Petition re: Littleberry Tillman, 1800-1801

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Affidavit of Stephen Tilly, 1800

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Affidavit of Uz Floyd, 1800

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Affidavit of Samuel Cobb Leneve, 1800

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Statement of William Jones, 1800

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Foreclosures, 1792

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Cases started and finished, 1791

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Court martial of Blassingame Harvey, 1794

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Various petitions and letters, 1785-1792

Petition of the inhabitants of Burke County, [Georgia] to Samuel Elbert, Governor [of Georgia] and the Executive Council / John Fulton [?] ... [et al.], 1785 May 5 Access Online

The Petition of the Subscribers, Commissioners, and Trustees of Burke Academy -- to Edward Telfair, 1792 October 29

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Cases-Charles Cavanah, Samuel Moore, 1794-1795

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County Letter, John Buford, 1797

 

23	31	Georgia. County Records. Burke County. Paupers, 1827
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Georgia. County Records. Burke County , 1784-1785

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County , 1786-1789

The taxable property Zachariah Fean [?], 1786 October 27

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Oath of Benjamin Green, 1787 July

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County , 1790-1791

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County , 1792-1794

Return of Defaulters in the County of Burke, 1794

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Letter -- C. Killbie to Governor George Mathews, 1794 October 24

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"Proceedings of a Court held in Burke County for the Trial of a Negroe man named Charles", 1793 August 25

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County , 1795-1797

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County , 1798-1799

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County [see also oversize folder 20C], 1800-1815

 

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County , 1816-1843, undated

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Georgia. County Records. Burke County. Birdsville, 1843

 

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Georgia. County Records. Cass County census, 1834

 

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Georgia. County Records. Catoosa County, 1858

 

24	6	Georgia. County Records. Chatham County. Sheriff Edward Lloyd, 1782-1787
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				Sheriff's State of the Situation of the [Jail] before a Notary
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				Affidavits of Peter Coleman [and] John Cole, Chatham County, Georgia / sworn to before Ben Lloyd, 1794 November 10 Access Online
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Georgia. County Records. Cherokee County census, 1834

 

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Georgia. County Records. Cobb County, 1860

 

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Georgia. County Records. Forsyth County census, 1834

 

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		Petition, Franklin County, Georgia [to] the Governor of Georgia / [signed by] Benja[min] Cleveland ... [et al.], 1787 Access Online
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Georgia. County Records. Franklin County boundary, 1800

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Georgia. County Records. Glynn County, 1788-1804

 

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Georgia. County Records. Hancock County, 1796-1814

Affidavit for Samuel Harwell, 1807 November 24

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Affidavit for Robert Hill, 1807 November 24

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Returns of the Appraisement of Richard Mitchell, 1818 March 30

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Return on the Estate of John Byron, 1828 May 10

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Inventory and Appraisement of James Bullard, Senior , 1831 January 13

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Inventory of accounts -- W. H. Taylor to Mays and Blakley, Doctors , 1849-1851

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Georgia. County Records. Jasper County, 1866-1884

Inventory of accounts -- S. Pritchett to L. M. Michael, 1868

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Postcard -- claim of Henry Clack , 1881 May 25

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				Accounts for the pay of guards over the [jail] in Jefferson, 1799 October 26
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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1800-1809

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1810-1811

Related court cases -- Abner Lockett and others, 1810

Names enslaved persons

The State versus James Moultrie, 1810

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1812

Jones County Records, 1812

Jones Superior Court -- Joseph Coleman versus Joel Willis, Senior, 1812 August

Names enslaved persons

Jones County Records, 1812

Jones Superior Court -- John Drake (executor for Matthew Drake) versus Thomas Carrell -- and other documents, 1812 August

Describes hire of an enslaved woman named Sinny. Hired from Matthew Drake to Thomas Carrell, recorded in a receipt dated December 6 1806

 

25	7	Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1813-1815
				Jones Superior Court -- John Grimsley versus Mary Grimsley , 1813 August
			Describes "intermarriage" between John Grimsley and Mary Grimsley (nee Hill). It is unclear whether Mary Grimsley is a person of color

 

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Georgia. Country Records. Jones County, 1816

 

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Georgia. Country Records. Jones County, 1816

Jones Superior Court -- Benjamin S. Smoot versus William Prier, 1816 February

Mentions enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Abel Harrington versus Matthew Nutt and Anna Nutt, 1816 February

Mentions enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1817-1821

Jones Superior Court -- Malinda Jones (guardian of Nathan Jones) versus Leonard Carlton, 1817 August

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Edmund Bradford (for the use of Robert R. Minter) versus Administrators of James Weekes, deceased, 1817 August

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Abel Herrington versus Matthew Nutt and Anna Nutt, 1817 February

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Robert R. Minter versus Administrators of James Weekes, deceased, 1817 August

Names enslaved persons

James Blalock, Junior versus Noah Butts (administrator of Drury Long), 1817 September 2

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Roger McCarthy versus James Ruffin, 1819 July

Names enslaved persons

Roger McCarthy versus James Ruffin -- Receipt of Thomas Livingston, 1819 March 2

Names enslaved persons

Indenture -- between Joshua Clark and James Speir, 1823 August 6

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. George Cabaness/Henry Cabaness

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. Thomas Hawkins/ Hiram Vines

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. Nancy Lacy

Affidavit of claim by Nancy Lacy, 1813 October 25

Names enslaved persons

Nancy Lacy's affidavit of the possession of original bill of sale (for an enslaved woman named Betty), 1815 November 27

Names enslaved persons

Andrew G Sims versus Nancy Lacy -- Nancy Lacy's claim bond, 1815 November 28

Names enslaved persons

Affidavit of Nancy Lacy, including statement of debt, 1815 March 7

Names enslaved persons

Andrew G. Sims versus Nancy Lacy, and other documents, 1816 March

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. David Odom

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. Thomas Smith/Henry Low

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. William Wilson

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1819-1820

William Paulk versus William Rose, 1820 April

Names enslaved persons

Priscilla Bond versus Seth Bond, 1820 February

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- The Petition of Henry Parks (alias Jack Parks) [a freed person] and other documents, 1820

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1821

Jones Superior Court -- Samuel M. Ingersoll versus the administrators of the estate of Christopher Keiser, 1821 April

Names enslaved persons

The State versus William Wotton, 1821 January

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1822 January

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1822 February

Jones Superior Court -- The Executors of James Blount versus John Whitby and Joseph Godard , 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Michael Collins versus Caswell D. Morris and Elisha Tarver, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Michael Collins versus William Lockhart and Josiah Calaway, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1822 March 1-12

Jones Superior Court -- Frances Gibson (Administrator of John Gibson, deceased) versus Berry Beasley and Henry Mash, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Robert H. Musgrove versus Charles Bullock and Nicholas Wiles, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

 

26	6	Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1822 March 13-18
				Greene County -- [D. and B.] Sanford versus William Huckaby , 1822 March
			Names enslaved persons

 

26	7	Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1822 April
				A. R. S. Hunter versus James Lucas and P. Frederick Lucas, 1822 April
			Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1823-1824

Jones Superior Court -- Subpoena, William D. Lucas, 1824 April 25

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Subpoena, William D. Lucas, 1824 April 15

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Hardy Herbert and Daniel Walker versus Daniel Melson, 1825 April

Names enslaved persons

Thomas Napier and Horatio S. Whitfield versus Daniel Melson, 1825 April

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1825-1827

Jones Superior Court -- William Sanford and Thomas Monghon versus Daniel Nelson, William Gay, William Ballard, and Appleton Welldson, 1825 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- John Hutcherson versus Samuel Bond , 1825 January

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- James Freeman versus Samuel Bond, 1825 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- John Carter versus Daniel Carter, 1825 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Willis Hogg versus Charles Harris, 1825 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Solomon Hage versus Charles Harris, 1826 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Epps Brown [?] versus Henry Griggs , 1828 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Jonathan Parrish versus Elisha Tarver [?] , 1828 January

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- James Billingston versus Elisha Tarver [?], 1828 January

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Nancy Slatter versus Isaac Ticknar and Susan D. Ticknar, 1828 January

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1828-1829

Jones Inferior Court -- John S. Zachary versus Stephen Ventross, 1828 January

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Imlay [and Company] versus Jordan Reese, 1828 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- John Sims verus Green Williamson, 1828 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Benjamin Trotter versus Edward Kingmaker, 1828 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Charles P. Gordon versus Jordan Reese, 1828 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- William Durden versus Jonathan Williamson, 1828 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- William Barnes versus Owen Dickey, 1828 October

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Alfred Iverson versus Joshua R. Clark, 1829 January

Names enslaved persons

 

26	11	Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1831-1832
				Jones Superior Court -- Horatio Bowin versus Wiley B. Pope, 1832 April
			Names enslaved persons

 

26	12	Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1833
				Jones Superior Court -- Mary Duke versus Joshua B. Bateman, Jesse Duncan, and George Duncan, 1834 April
			Names enslaved persons

 

26	13	Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1834
				Jones Superior Court -- John Coffee versus Wright Permenter and Charles H. Brooks, 1834 April
			Names enslaved persons

 

26	14	Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1835-1836
				Jones Superior Court -- "J. [and] W." Baldwin versus John Carter, 1837 April
			Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1837-1839, undated

Jones Superior Court -- The State of Georgia versus Harris Hudson and William Hudson, 1837 October

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- John W. Gordan versus John Jefferson, 1838 January

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1840

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1841 January-March 29

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1841 September

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1841 October-November

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1842 January-March

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1842 May-December

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1843

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1844

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1846

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1847

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1848

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1851-1864

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, undated

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1808-1809

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1810-1817

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1820 January

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1820 February

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1820 March-July

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1820 August-November

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1821

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1822

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1823

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1824-1826

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1827

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1828-1829

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1830

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1831-1833

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1834-1840

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1841

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1842 January-March

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1842 April-December

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1843 February-October

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1844 January-September

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1844 October-December, 1845

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1847

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1848-1849

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1850-1855

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1856-1859

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County, 1860-1869

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County fragments, undated

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1810

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1811

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1812

Jones Superior Court -- Jones Murphy versus Thomas Lawrence, 1813 February

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Jones Superior Court -- Robert Hill versus Peter Thomas and Thomas Davis, 1813 February

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1813-1814

Jones Superior Court -- William Moore versus Jeremiah Fletcher and James Rockwell, 1814 February

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Thomas Ligon versus Washington Randle, 1814 August

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1815

Jones Superior Court -- Robert Flournoy versus Uriah Thiveatt and Sam Tinsley, 1815 August

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- John McKinzee, James Thompson, and Samuel Tinsley versus John Humphrees ("Guardian" of James, Rose, Pleasant, Bob, and Tilda, freed persons), 1815 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Elijah Clark (for the use of John Mathews) versus Peter Thomas, February 1815

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1816 January-March

 

30	7	Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1816 April-December
				Jones Superior Court -- Heirs of John Sholar versus Alexander Gardner , 1817 February
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30	8	Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1817-1818
				Jones Superior Court -- John C. Smith versus Samuel Frippe, 1817 August
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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1819

 

30	10	Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1820 January
				Jones County Inferior Court -- Ridgeway Hogan versus Nancy Corley , 1821July
			Mentions enslaved persons

 

30	11	Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1820 February
				Jones Superior Court -- Michael Collins versus John Harvey and Burwell Kendrick, 1820 March
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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1820 March-November

 

30	13	Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas (B-D), 1820 December 1, December 4
				Jones Superior Court -- Roger McCarthy versus Haynes Crabtree and James Thompson, 1821 March
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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas (E-L), 1820 December 4

Jones Superior Court -- John Martin (Administrator of John Cabaniss) versus Marmaduke Gresham , 1821 March

Mentions enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Eli S. Shorter versus Thomas J. Howle, 1821 March

Mentions enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas (M-W), 1820 December 4

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1820 December 11-28

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1821 January

Jones Inferior Court -- Benjamin May versus William Walden, 1821 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- James Billingsten versus William Walden, 1821 July

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1821 February-October

Jones Inferior Court -- John Freeman versus Indianna Tinsley, 1821 February 14

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- J. D. Weathers versus Green Whatley, 1821 February 3

Names enslaved persons

 

31	5	Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1821 November
				Jones Superior Court -- Ebenezer J. Bower versus John Newberry, 1822 April
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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1821 December

Jones Superior Court -- William Kirkpatrick versus Fauche Cleveland, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Carrington Knight versus Duncan Grigsby, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- E. J. Bower versus John Newberrry, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- E. J. Bower versus John Newberrry, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Ransom Parham (for Ebenezer Ornsby) versus John M. Williams and James Harris, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1822 January

Jones Inferior Court -- Jesse Cox versus William Smith, 1822 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Isaac Harvey versus Fauche Cleveland and Andrew McBryde, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Roger M. Carthy versus Drury Spain, 1822 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Benjamin May versus Lyddal Bacon and James Suitor, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Slaughter Labuzan versus James Harris and John M. Williams, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Enoch Freeman versus James Pickett, Junior and James Pickett, Senior, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Parish Slatter versus James Pickett, Junior and James Pickett, Senior , 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

 

31	8	Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1822 February-March
				Jones Inferior Court -- William H. Jinley versus Peter Gill and Robert M. J. Mitchell, 1822 July
			Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1822 April

 

31	10	Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1822 May-November
				Jones County Superior Court -- Frederick Sims versus John M. Williams, 1822 February 21
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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1823

Jones Superior Court -- John D. Chapman, Abner Chapman, P. Catelett, and J. Atkins versus James Pickett, Junior, and P. John Souther, 1823 October

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- George Nicks versus Yarborough Nicks, 1823 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- John Childs, Junior versus Jesse Robinett, 1824 January

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- John Rushin versus John C. Rodgers, 1824 January

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1824 January

Jones Inferior Court -- James R. Cox versus Thomas Bobbit, Lucy T. Anderson, and Priscilla Bobbit, 1824 January

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- John Tickner versus John Barnard, 1824 January

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Thomas S. Napier versus Solomon Chaney and Samuel Bond, 1824 January

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Robert Stoodley and James Kivlin versus Thomas Gunn, 1824 January

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1824 February

Jones Superior Court -- Patience Hall versus Zebulon Beasley, 1824 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Mansel Wormack versus Soloman Bettan, 1824 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Robert Hutchings and Ebenezer Ornsby versus James Pickett, Junior, 1824 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- John Clark, Governor (for the use of John P. Spier, Augstin Slaughter and Charles Labuzan) versus James Riley, Ezekiel Hawkins, John P. Paterson, and Levi Ellis, 1824 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- William H. Inlay versus Joseph Slaton, 1824 April

Names enslaved persons

 

32	4	Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1824 March-April
				Jones Inferior Court -- Samuel Griswould versus William Brown, 1824 January
			Names enslaved persons

 

32	5	Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1824 May
				Jones Superior Court -- Augustin Slaughter and Charles Labuzan versus Drury Spain, 1824 October
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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas (A-F), 1824 June-November 10

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas (G-W), 1824 November 10-December

Jones Superior Court -- Samuel C. Lippett versus Thomas Gunn, 1825 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- John W. Carrington versus John R. Hunt, 1825 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- William H. Inlay versus Daniel Melson, 1825 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Andrew McBride versus Drury Spain, 1822 April

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1825 January-April

Jones Superior Court -- William H. Inlay versus John P. Kenslie and James Suitor, 1825 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Jesse Sanford and William Sanford versus Daniel Melson, William Gay, William Ballard, and Appleton Wellelson, 1825 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Horatio Whitfield (for John Warren) versus Mary Hobson (administrator of John W. H. Hobson), 1825 July

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Elizabeth Bray versus William Bray, 1825 July

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1825 June-November

Jones Superior Court -- John Graham versus William Harkins, 1825 October

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- William Rose versus James McGough and Thomas McGough, 1825 October

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Henry Rhodes versus Joseph Brantley, Benjamin Brantley, and Hope H. Slatter, 1825 October

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- The Governor (for the use of John P. Speir, Augustin Slaughter, and Charles Labrizan) versus Ezekiel Hawkins, 1826 April

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1826 January-March

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1826 May

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1826 July-November

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1827

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1828

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1829 January-October

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1829 November-December

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1830-1831

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1832-1833

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1834-1835

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1836-1837

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1838

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1839 February-August

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1839 September-December

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1840-1841 July

Jones Superior Court -- Mary A. Middlebrooks versus Samuel C. Middlebrooks, 1866

Mentions enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- John T. Pearson versus Wiley R. Booker, 1842 January

Mentions enslaved persons

 

34	2	Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1841 November-December
				Jones Inferior Court -- Benjamin Mason versus Elizabeth Bennett, 1842 January
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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1842 January-August

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1842 October-December

Jones Inferior Court -- Ezekiel B. Smith versus Daniel N. Smith, 1843 January

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Andrew J. Miller versus Joseph G. Raines, 1843 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- David E. Blunt and Robert Hardeman versus Travis Beard, James Beard, and Mary Beard, 1843 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- J. P. Lord versus Michael Buckhalter, 1843 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Madison Marshall versus Michael Burkhalter, 1843 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Abner Zachary (executor of the last will of John S. Zachary) versus Lazarus B. Ross, 1843 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Elbert Hutchings versus John Smith and Lovel Smith, 1843 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Allen Green versus John T. Smith, 1843 April

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1843 January-July

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1843 August-November

Jones Inferior Court -- Edward Y. Hill versus Wilay [?] Mayo, 1844 January

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- William Little versus Lovel [?] Smith, 1844 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Van Leanard versus Hiram Tison, 1844 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- William Little versus Lovel Smith, 1844 January

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1844-1845

Jones Superior Court -- Bennett Bell versus John J. Smith, 1845 January

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Charles McCarthy versus Martin R. Mellawn, 1845 July

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1846

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1847-1848

Jones Superior Court -- Amelia Wadsworth versus Isaac Wadsworth, 1848 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Peyton Smith versus Alfred Wyche and Samuel Blow, 1848 October

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Thomas Moughon versus Samuel Blow, 1849 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- William A. Jarratt versus Samuel Blow, 1849 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- John C. Dumas versus Samuel Blow, 1849 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Charles Hutchings and Richard Hutchings versus Samuel Blow, 1849 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Thomas Moughon versus Samuel Blow and Dennis Lester, 1849 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- The Central Bank of Georgia versus Samuel Blow, Dennis Lester, and Richard Blow, 1849 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Charles McCarthy versus Samuel Blow and John H. Gordon, 1849 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Thomas M. Leroy versus Michael Buckhalter, 1849 April

Names enslaved persons

Jones Superior Court -- Benjamin Barron versus Alfred Wyche, 1849 April

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1849

Jones Inferior Court -- James A. Satterwhite versus Alfred Wyche , 1850 January

Names enslaved persons

Jones Inferior Court -- Sanford M. Tufts versus William S. Bagley, 1850 January

Names enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1850-1869

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1870-1873

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1874-1875

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1876-1879

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1880-1882

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1883-1884

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1885

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1886-1887

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1888-1889

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1890-1894

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1895-1899

 

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Georgia. County Records. Jones County. FiFas, 1900

 

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36	10	Georgia. County Records. Monroe County
			Extract [of legal proceedings and] verdict [for] Daniel Grant vs. William H. House, Monroe County, Georgia / [prepared by] Wilkins Hunt, 1824 April Access Online

 

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Petition from the inhabitants of Montgomery County, [Georgia] [to] Governor of Georgia, [Jared Irwin?] / John Howard ... [et al.], 1796 February 14 Access Online

 

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Georgia. County Records. Union County census, 1834

 

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Affidavit of James Dennard, Washington County, Georgia / sworn to before John Glenn, 1798 March 11 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Estates, confiscated. George Law [oversize item removed from folder 37:2], 1784 Access Online

 

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Account [of] the Governor of Georgia, 1785 Access Online

 

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Account of warrants drawn by his honor the Governor on the treasury, Augusta, [Georgia] / examined [by] John Wereat, 1788 Access Online

 

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Extract from the minutes [of the] Executive Council, Savannah, [Georgia] / [prepared by] L. Rees , 1784 March 23 Access Online

Extract from the minutes [of the Executive] Council / [prepared by] G[eorge] Handley, 1785 October 11-14 Access Online

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Georgia. Executive Council. Schedule of Inclosures, circa 1787

 

37	21	Georgia. Executive orders, 1819, 1836
			Executive order to publish certain acts of legislature, Milledgeville, [Georgia] / [prepared by] R. A. Greene, 1836 January 1 Access Online

 

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37	23	Georgia. Financial records. Miscellaneous
			Petition [with] account to the House of Representatives of Georgia / John E. Smith, 1789 December 2 Access Online

 

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Georgia. General Assembly. Committee on Finance, 1786, 1790

 

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Georgia. General Assembly. Resolves, 1785

 

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Georgia. General Assembly. Resolution, 1888

 

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Georgia. Governor. John Reynolds, 2 January, 17 April 1756 Access Online

Warrant of appraisement for estate of Johannes Altherr, butcher, late of Savannah. Rev. Bartholomew Zauberbuhler and Joseph Altherr, executors. To Messieurs: Thomas Rasberry, William Russell, Noble Wimberly Jones, William Even, John Morel; Signed John Reynolds, James Habersham, secy. Memorandum. Oath of appraisers, Thomas Rasberry, William Russell, William Even, and John Morel; attested: James Campbell.Order of Council for warrant of lands. Granted 500 acres to George Love.

 

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Georgia. Governor. John Reynolds. Estate of Stephen Currett [oversize], 18 November 1756 Access Online

Bond of Thomas Lee, blacksmith, Captain John Barnard, and William Even of Savannah for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late Stephen Currett, mariner, of Halifax.Signed Thomas Lee, John Barnard, William Ewen; attested James Whitefield.

 

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Georgia. Governor. John Reynolds, 18 November 1756 Access Online

Warrant of appraisement for estate of Stephen Currett, mariner, late of Halifax. Thomas Lee executor.To Messieurs: Peter Tondee, David Truan, Isaac Tripp, James Rutherford, Edward Davidson; signed John Reynolds, James Whitefield.Memorandum not filled in Inventory of estate of Stephen Currett.Signed: James Rutherford, Peter Tondee, David Truan, Isaac Tripp; attested Joseph Ottolenghe.

 

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Georgia. Governor. John Reynolds. Estate of John Hawkins [oversize], 30 December 1756 Access Online

Bond of David Douglass, Thomas Ross, and George Johnston for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late John Hawkins, planter of Augusta.Signed David Douglass, Thomas Ross, George Johnston; attested Edward Barnard, James McHenrey.

 

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Georgia. Governor. John Reynolds, 1757 January 13 Access Online

Warrant of appraisement for estate of Newdigate Stephens, planter, late of Savannah. Frances Stephens, widow, administratrix. To Messieurs: William Russell, John Farmur, David Montaigut, Richard Milledge, Anthony Camuse; signed John Reynolds, James Habersham, secy.Memorandum.Oath of appraisers William Russell, John Farmur, David Montaigut, and Richard Milledge; attests James Campbell

 

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Georgia. Governor. John Reynolds. Estate of Samuel Stanhope [oversize], 20 January 1757 Access Online

Bond of Samuel Mercer, William Ewen, and Edward Barnard of Savannah for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late Samuel Stanhope of Savannah, bachellor. Signed Samuel Mercer, William Ewen, Edward Barnard; attested James Whitefield.

 

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Georgia. Governor. John Reynolds, 2 February 1757 Access Online

Proclamation of Governor John Reynolds laying an embargo on all ships and vessels not otherwise excepted; "Given under my hand and the great seal of His Majesty's sais Province at Savannah."Unsigned.Incomplete.

 

38	8	Accounts payable and inventory of personal property of estate of the late Andrew Clemonts, 1757 August Access Online
		Accounts payable and inventory of personal property of estate of the late Andrew Clemonts. Signed Henry Ellis with Rebecka Clemonts as "administratrix." Estate inventory signed James Weston, Ezekiel Backler, and William Moore. Inventory lists "one Negro Boye." This enslaved person is unnamed

 

38	9	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 29 October 1757 Access Online
		Warrant for survey of land of David Lewis on Butlers Creek adjoining Thomas Rede in District of Augusta.Signed Henry Ellis; certified James Whitefield, Depty secy.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general.

 

38	10	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 17 February 1758 Access Online
		Will of Isaac Barksdale of Augusta, Indian trader, naming John Rae and John Oyston executors, mentioning his brother John, various Negro slaves, Jane and William Rae, children of his partner John Rae, former clerk Dugald Campbell, and freeing "my Negro wench Nancy and her two Malato [sic] children named Johnay and Salley" and "my Negro wench Nanncy whom I partly freed before."

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis -- Will of Isaac Barksdale [oversize], 1757 June 12 Access Online

Will transfers enslaved persons to various family members and friends. Names of these enslaved persons are: Aba; Johney; Sarah; Tom; Ned; and Sambo. The Will also manumits enslaved persons named Nancy, "and her two malato children" named Johney and Salley; and an enslaved woman named Nanney

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of John Munroe [oversize], 26 January 1758 Access Online

Bond of Charles Pryce, James Edward Powell, and Charles Watson of Savannah for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late John Munroe.Signed Charles Pryce, James Edward Powell, Charles Watson; attested James Whitefield.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of Ruprith Schrimse [oversize], 26 January 1758 Access Online

Bond of Theobald Kieffer of Ebenezer, Thomas Rasberry and Joseph Ottolenghe of Savannah for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late Ruprith Schrimfe.Signed Theobald Kieffer, Thomas Rasberry, Joseph Ottolenghe; attested James Whitefield.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 26 January, 10 February 1758 Access Online

Warrant of appraisement for estate of Ruprith Schrimfe, planter, late of Ebenezer. Theobald Kieffer, administrator.To Messieurs: Nicholas Cromenberger, Christopher Cramer, Jacob Meyer, Matthias Zettler, Christian Birck; signed Henry Ellis, attested James Whitefield.On verso: Memorandum. Oath of appraisers, Nicholas Cronenburger, Christopher Cramur, Matthias Zettler, Jacoh Meyer, Christian Birck; attested Christian E. Thilo, District of Ebenezer.Inventory of estate of Ruprith (Rubrecht) SchrimfeSigned Mattias Zettler, Christopher Cramer, Christian Birck.

 

38	14	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 7 February, 22 May 1758 Access Online
		Warrant for survey of land of Evan Lewis on Walnut Branch off Bryan Creek. Signed Henry Ellis; certified James Whitefield, depty. secy.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William De Brahm, surveyors general.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Elizabeth McKue, orphan [oversize], March 1758 Access Online

Bond of Audley Maxwell for £5000 for guardianship of Elizabeth, the orphan child of Peter McKue. Signed Audley Maxwell, Morgan Sable, James Maxwell, Junior; attested William Young.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of Francis Robinson [oversize], 25 May 1758 Access Online

Bond of Thomas Parker, John Farmur, and Charles Watson of Savannah for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late Francis Robinson.Signed Thomas Parker, Charles Watson, John Farmer.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 26 May 1758 Access Online

Petition of David Thomas of Mount Pleasant, planter, principal creditor of Nicholas West, deceased, to Governor Henry Ellis requesting administration of the estate of West.Signed David Thomas; attested in Parish of Christ Church, James Whitefield, D. secy.

 

38	18	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 15 July 1758 Access Online
		Warrant of appraisement for estate of Samuel Way, planter, late of Midway, John Lupton executor.To Messieurs: John Mitchell, Edward Sumner, Thomas Way; signed Henry Ellis, James Whitefield, D. Secy.On verso: Memorandum. Oath of appraisers, John Mitchell, Thomas Way, and Edward Sumner; attested John Elliott, Parish of St. John.Inventory of estate of Samuel Way.Signed Edward Sumner, John Mitchell, Thomas Way.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Will of Daniel Demetre [oversize], 9 August 1758 Access Online

Will of Daniel Demetre of Savannah naming James Habersham and Francis Harris as executors and mentioning son-in-law William Thomas Harris, dispensing of eight slaves and property in District of Sapelo, the Society of Freemasons in Savannah, and the sons of James Habersham, James the younger, Joseph and John.Signed Daniel Demetre; attested David Montaigut, Thomas Rasberry, James Mossman.On verso: Authorization for execution. Signed Henry Ellis.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate William Pugh [oversize], 15 August 1758 Access Online

Bond of Catherine Pugh, widow, of Halifax, James Gray of Augusta, and Hugh Ross, laborer, of Savannah for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late William Pugh, planter.Signed Catherine Pugh, James Gray, Hugh Ross; attested James Whitefield.Incomplete.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of Samuel Stanhope [oversize], 23 August 1758 Access Online

Bond of Charles and Elizabeth Pryce, Mungo Graham, and James Love, all of Savannah, for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late Samuel Stanhope, surveyor.Signed Charles Pryce, Elizabeth Pryce, Mungo Graham, James Love; attested William Young.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of James Brewer [oversize], 28 September 1758 Access Online

Bond of David Cunningham of Savannah, shopkeeper, James Edward Powell, and Thomas Rasberry for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late James Brewer, mariner.Signed David Cunningham, James Edward Powell, Thomas Rasberry; attested William Young.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of Joseph Watson [oversize], 16 October 1758 Access Online

Bond of Sarah Margritta Read, widow, of Charleston, William Francis and James Edward Powell of Savannah for administration of the estate of the late Joseph Watson.Signed Sarah Margritta Read, William Francis, James Edward Powell; attested James Whitefield

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of John Robinson [oversize], 19 October 1758 Access Online

Appointment of Audley Maxwell, John Stevens, John Elliott, and Francis Arthur as administrators of the administration oath to Grey Elliott, administrator of the estate of the late John Robinson, mariner of Savannah. Signed Henry Ellis.Oath of administration of Grey Elliott. Certified, District of Midway, John Stevens.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of John Robinson [oversize], 19 October 1758 Access Online

Bond of Grey Elliott, Mark Carr, and Kenneth Baillie for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late John Robinson.Signed Gray Elliott, Mark Carr, Kenneth Baillie; attested John Elliott.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 19 October 1758 Access Online

Warrant of appraisement for estate of John Robinson, mariner, late of Savannah. Gray Elliott, administrator.To Messieurs: David Montaigut, Thomas Rasbury, William Russell, John Morel, and William Ewen; signed Henry Ellis, attested James Whitefield.On verso: Memorandum. Oath of appraisers, David Montaigut, Thomas Rasbury, William Russell, John Morel, and William Even; attested James Edward Powell, District of Savannah.Inventory of estate of John Robinson, marinerSigned David Montaigut, Thomas Rasberry, William Ewen, William Russell, John Morel.

 

38	27	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 2 November 1758 Access Online
		Bond of James Furguson, tailor, of Savannah. John Feaster, blacksmith, and Cornelius McCarty for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late Robert Fletcher.Signed James Furguson, John Feaster, Cornelius McCarty; attested James Whitefield.

 

38	28	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 28 November 1758 Access Online
		Petition of Thomas Bussett, Junior, to Governor Henry Ellis requesting appointment of Lachlan McGillivray, Edward Barnard, and Thomas Burrington as guardians since Bassett is under twenty-one and has inherited real property from his deceased father Thomas Bassett, Senior, of Augusta.Signed Thomas Bassett; attested James Whitefield.

 

38	29	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 4 December 1758 Access Online
		Resolution of King George II allowing Henry Ellis, Governor of Georgia, to repair to the northern colonies in the summer months "for the recovery or preservation of [his] health." Signed W. Charpel.

 

38	30	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 5 December 1758 Access Online
		Warrant for survey of land of John Lariscy on lower ford of Briar Creek, Parish of St. Matthew.Signed Henry Ellis; certified James Whitefield, d. secy.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general.

 

38	31	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 1758 Access Online
		Appointment of John Henry Grave, John Rae, David Douglass, Martin Campbell, and Edward Barnard as administrators of the administration oath to Lachlan McGillivray, administrator of the estate of the late Thomas Bassett of Augusta.Oath of administration of Lachlan McGillivray.Certified James Whitefield.Incomplete.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of Abraham Johns [oversize], 22 February 1759 Access Online

Bond of Thomas Day of Charleston, William Wright and Joseph Stanley of Savannah for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late Abraham Johns.Signed Thomas Day, William Wright, Joseph Stanley.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Petition Elizabeth McKue [oversize], 16 March 1759 Access Online

Petition of Elizabeth McKue to Governor Henry Ellis requesting appointment of Andley Maxwell as guardian since McKue is under twenty one and has inherited real property from her deceased father Peter McKue of Midway.Signed Elizabeth McKue; attested James Whitefield.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 7 August 1759 Access Online

Warrant for survery of land of Nicholas Lawrence "four miles west of Savannah" bounded by lands of Thomas Bailey, Isaac Young, the Newington lots, John Morel, William Gibbons, Joseph Stanley, and the Savannah farm, Carpenter tything.Signed Henry Ellis; certified James Whitefield, D. secy.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William Debrahm, surveyors general.

 

38	35	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 20 August 1759 Access Online
		Bond of Thomas Bosomworth, clerk, and Adam Bosomworth-gentleman, of St. Catharine's Island, and Charles Watson of Savannah for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late John Lattimore.Signed Thomas Bosomworth, Adam Bosomworth, Charles Watson; attested Elizabeth Bodington.Lacking some text.

 

38	36	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 13 September 1759 Access Online
		Warrant of appraisement for estate of William Cockran, shoemaker, late of Savannah.Joshua Vaughn, carpenter, administrator.To Messieurs: Thomas Hooper, Cornelius McCarty, P. Blyth, Richard Milledge, James Miller; signed Henry Ellis; attested James Whitefield.On verso: Memorandum.Oath of appraisers, signed Thomas Hooper, Richard Milledge, Cornelius McCarty; attested David Montaigut, Parish of Christ Church.Inventory of estate of William Cockran.Signed Thomas Hooper, Richard Milledge, Cornelius McCarty.

 

38	37	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 2 October 1759 Access Online
		Warrant for survey of land of Veit Lachner on upper Ebenezer garden lots in Parish of St. Matthew.Signed Henry Ellis, certified James Whitefield, D. secy.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general.

 

38	38	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 13 November 1759 Access Online
		Order of Governor Henry Ellis decreeing 5 December 1759 as public day of Thanksgiving, given in Council with Sir Patrick Houstoun, Jonathan Bryan, James Mackay, James Edward Powell, William Clifton, and William Knox present.Signed Charles Watson, deputy clerk of council.

 

38	39	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 4 December 1759 Access Online
		Warrant for survey of land of Joseph Leitner at Bethany or Blue Bluff adjoining land of John Klein. Directive to Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general.Signed Henry Ellis; certified James Whitefield, D. secy.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general.

 

38	40	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 15 December 1759 Access Online
		Certification of land survey for Abraham Hood, a town lot in Augusta, Parish of St. Paul, warranted by Governor Henry Ellis. Signed Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general.

 

38	41	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis -- Warrant of appraisement and inventory for estate of John Christopher Bornamen, doctor, 1760 January 10 Access Online
		Gaspar Greiner of Halifax, administrator. "To Messieurs: James Nessmith, Andrew Greiner, Andrew McCorrie, Nicolaus Pesser," signed Henry Ellis, attested James Whitefield. Inventory of estate possibly lists "my slaves," [handwriting is difficult to discern]

 

38	42	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 30 January 1760 Access Online
		Appointment of Francis Harris and Charles Watson as executors of the estate of the late Thomas Parker of Savannah.Signed Henry Ellis; certified James Whitefield.

 

38	43	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 9 February 1760 Access Online
		Speech "to the king's beloved men and head warriors of the upper and lower Creek Nations" urging peace and attempting to quell fears of Cherokee aggressions.Signed Henry Ellis.

 

38	44	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 26 February 1760 Access Online
		Appointment of Benjamin Smith of South Carolina as executor of the estate of the late John Palmer of South Carolina as he died in the state.

 

38	45	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 4 March 1760 Access Online
		Warrant for survey of land of John Lewis between Barrington and mouth of Lewis's Creek.Signed Henry Ellis; certified James Whitefield, d. secy.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William De Brahm, surveyors general.

 

38	46	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 6 May 1760 Access Online
		Warrant for survey of land of Isaac Lewis on Lewis's Creek along the Altamaha and Barrington.Signed Henry Ellis; certified James Whitefield, D. secy.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general.

 

38	47	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 8 May 1760 Access Online
		Warrant of appraisement for estate of William Alexander, tavern keeper, late of Parish of St. George. Thomas Irwin and David Alexander, administrators.To Messieurs: James Anderson, James Houstoun, John Thomas, Roger Lawson, Thomas Caudry; signed Henry Ellis, attested James Whitefield.On verso: Memorandum.Oath of appraisers James Houstoun, James Anderson, and John Thomas; attested David Emanuel, District of Halifax.Note on qualifications of appraisers and removal of several from the area, thus adding David Lewis and Roger Lawson; signed David Emanuel.

 

38	48	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 26 May 1760 Access Online
		Speech "to the Mico's head-men and warriors of the Creek Nations" discussing specifically the report of Robert French that several traders in the upper towns have been killed by the Creeks. Ellis cautions them not to continue in such paths, that friendship still exists, and peace is too valuable to throw awa Signed Henry Ellis.

 

38	49	Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 27 May 1760 Access Online
		Petition of Ann Moreland to Governor Henry Ellis requesting appointment of Dorotby Moreland as guardian since Ann Moreland is under twenty-one and has inherited real estate from her deceased father Martin Moreland.Signed Ann Moreland; attested James Whitefield.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of Christopher Fulbright [oversize], 16 July 1760 Access Online

Bond of Margaret Croxton of Augusta, Parish of St. Paul, John Fitch of Savannah, and Thomas Croxton, planter, of Augusta, for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late Christopher Fulbright.Signed Margaret Croxton, John Fitch, Thomas Croxton; attested James Whitefield.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of Lachlan McIntosh [oversize] , 20 July 1760 Access Online

Appointment of John Rae, Edward Barnard, and Lachlan McGillivray as administrators of the administration oath to David Douglass, administrator of the estate of the late Lachlan McIntosh, Indian trader, of Augusta.Signed Henry Ellis; certified James Whitefield, D. secy.Oath of administration of David Douglass. Certified, Parish of St. Paul, Edward Barnard.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of Lachlan McIntosh [oversize], 20 July 1760 Access Online

Bond of David Douglass, Lachlan McGillivray, and William Struthers for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late Lachlan McIntosh, trader.Signed David Douglass, Lachlan McGillivray, William Struthers.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis -- Warrant of appraisement, and inventory, for estates of Lachlan McIntosh and George Johnston, 20 July 1760 Access Online

David Douglass of Augusta, Parish of St. Paul, administrator. "To Messieurs: Lachlan McGillivray, William Struthers, John Pettycrew, Samuel Alshenar, Thomas Lee." Signed Henry Ellis, attested James Whitefield.Inventory lists enslaved persons as, "1 Negroe Boy named Tom"

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of John Roberts [oversize], 11 August 1760 Access Online

Appointment of John Rae, David Douglass, Edward Barnard, and Lachlan McGillivray, justices of Parish of St. Paul, as administrators of the administration oath to William and Elizabeth Crays, administrators of the estate of the late John Roberts, planter, of Augusta.Signed Henry Ellis.Oath of Administration of William and Elizabeth Crays.Certified, District of Augusta, Edward Barnard.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of John Roberts [oversize], 11 August 1760 Access Online

Bond of William and Elizabeth Crays of Augusta, Parish of St. Paul, George Galphin, and Robert Hannah for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late John Roberts, planter.Signed William Crays, Elizabeth Crays, George Galphin, Robert Hannah; attested Edward Barnard.Incomplete.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 22 August 1760 Access Online

Warrant of appraisement for sale of the late John Mearn, planter. Jenet Barker, administratrix.To Messieurs: Peter Nephew, David Dicks, John Hearn, Robert Houstoun, Saunders Moss; signed Henry Ellis; attested James Whitefield.On verso: Memorandum.Oath of appraisers Peter Nephew, David Dicks, John Hearn; attested Elisha Butler.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis. Estate of Cornelius Cook [oversize], 28 August 1760 Access Online

Bond of Mary Ann Cook, widow, of New Windsor, South Carolina, James Paris of that place, and Robert Bolton of Savannah for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late Cornelius Cook.Signed Mary Ann Cook, James Paris, Robert Bolton; attested James Whitefield.

 

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Georgia. Governor. Henry Ellis, 3 September 1760 Access Online

Warrant for survey of land of Thomas Leitch at Halifax on Briar Creek in Parish of St. George, "here to fore settled by William Irvin."Signed Henry Ellis; certified James Whitefield, D. secy.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general.

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright, 7 November 1760 Access Online

Warrant of appraisement for estate of John Ross, Indian trader, late of Augusta. Lachlan McGillivray, administrator.To Messieurs: John Graham, William Even, Moses Nunes, Thomas Morgan, James McHenry; signed James Wright, attested James Whitefield Memorandum.Oath of appraisers William Ewen, James McHenry, and Thomas Morgan; attested Lewis Johnson, Parish of Christ Church.Inventory of estate of John Ross.Signed William Ewen, Thomas Morgan, James McHenry.Bond of Lachlan McGillivray of Augusta, Parish of St. Paul, Thomas Vincent and James Mossman of Savannah for administration of the estate of the late John Ross, Indian trader.Signed Lachlan McGillivray, Thomas Vincent, James Mossman; attested James Whitefield.

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright. Estate of John Spencer [oversize], 7 November 1760 Access Online

Bond of Lachlan McGillivray of Augusta, Thomas Vincent, and James Mossman of Savannah for £2000 for administration of the estate of the late John Spencer.Signed Lachlan McGillivray, Thomas Vincent, James Mossman; attested James Whitefield.

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright, 7 November 1760 Access Online

Warrant of appraisement for estate of John Spencer, Indian trader, late of Augusta, Parish of St. Paul. Lachlan McGillivray of Augusta , administrator.To Messieurs: John Graham, William Ewen, Moses Nunes, Thomas Morgan, James McHenry; signed James Wright, attested James Whitefield.Memorandum.Oath of appraisers John Graham, William Ewen, Moses Nunes, and Thomas Morgan; attested David Montaigut, District of Savannah.

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright [see also oversize box 38G], 24 November 1760 Access Online

Inventories of estates of John Spencer, deceased.Signed William Ewen, Thomas Morgan, John Graham, Moses Nunes Rivers, James McHenrey.Fragments.

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright. Estate of John Spencer including 11 enslaved people (Sam, Nancey, Stepney, Anthony, Sanco, Prince, Cupid, Cambridge, Deborah, Bristol, Dick) [oversize item removed from 38a:3a], 1760-1761 Access Online

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright. Estate of William Strathers [oversize item removed from 38a:4], 25 November 1760 Access Online

Appointment of Edward Barnard, John Francis Williams, and Francis Macartan, all of parish of St. Paul, as administrators of the administration oath to William Struthers, trader, of Augusta, administrator of the estate of his late sister Jane Struthers of Great Britain.Signed James Wright [signature mutilated]; attested James Whitefield.Bond of William Struthers, William Trewin, and James Colbert, all of District of Augusta, Parish of St. Paul, for administration of the estate of the late Jane Struthers.Signed William Struthers, William Trewin, James Colbert; attested Edward Barnard.

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright , 2 December 1760 Access Online

Warrant for survey of land of John Lynn on North Newport River at Caine Creek Between lands of Lachlan McIntosh and —MacKay in Parish of St. John. Signed James Wright; certified James Whitefield.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright , 7 April 1761 Access Online

Warrant for survey of land of John Lawson on Altamaha River above Fort Barrington adjoining land of John Gray, Parish of St. Andrew. Signed James Wright; certified James Whitefield.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright , 5 May 1761 Access Online

Warrant for survey of land of John Lewis on the Altamaha River adjoining his father Samuel Lewis. Signed James Wright; certified James Whitefield.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright , 2 June 1761 Access Online

Warrant for survey of land of Abraham Lewis in Parish of St. Andrew bounding Lewis's Creek and lands of John Lewis and Isaac Lewis. Signed James Wright; certified James Whitefield.Sketch map of property by Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright. Estate of Stephen Adgye [?] [oversize item removed from 38a:9], 18 July 1761 Access Online

Bond of Alexander Wylly, merchant, Edmund Tannatt, planter, and Lewis Johnson, merchant, all of Savannah, for administration of the estate of the late Stephen Adye of St. Christophers.Signed Alexander Wylly, Edmund Tannatt, Lewis Johnson; attested John Talley.

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright. Will of Nathaniel Polhill [oversize], 30 July 1761 Access Online

Will of Nathaniel Polhill of Berkley County, South Carolina, naming wife Hannah Polhill as executrix.Signed Nathaniel Polhill; attested Thomas Barksdale, John Fullerton, John Wingood.On verso: Authorization for execution.Signed James Wright.

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright, 1 September 1761 Access Online

Warrant for survey of land of Martin Lachner on the island opposite Ebenezer adjacent land of Christopher Creamer.Signed James Wright.Fragments only.

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright. Land grant and plat for John Lewis in the Parish of St. Andrews [oversize] , 1761 Access Online

Land grant to John Lewis for that tract bounded by Lewis's Creek in Parish of St. Andrew.Sketch map and written description of property by Henry Yonge and William DeBrahm, surveyors general. Description authorized under Governor Henry EllisSketch map.

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright -- Warrant of appraisement and inventory of estate of John DeVeaux, late of Little Ogeechee., 1762 January 6 Access Online

"To Messieurs: John Fox; David Fox, Junior; Joseph Summers; Joseph Wright; John Wilson." Signed James Wright, attested John Talley. George Delegal, executor.Inventory names enslaved persons: Caleb, Tom, Florah, Jenny, Morear, George, Glasgoe, Betty, Sipio, Sarah, Jenny, Polloe

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright, 22 January 1762 Access Online

Warrant of appraisement for estate of John Lester, late of Savannah. Thomas Burrington and Matthew Roche executors.To Messieurs: Andrew Maxton, Samuel Pelton, James Bruce, William Patterson; signed James Wright, attested John Talley.Memorandum.Oath of appraisers Andrew Maxton, Samuel Pelton, and William Patterson; attested David Montaigut, Parish of Christ Church.

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright -- Warrant of appraisement and inventory for estate of Morgan Sabb, planter, late of Ogeechee, 1762 January 22 Access Online

Mary Sabb, executrix. "To Messieurs: James Mackay; Mark Carr; Adam Bosomworth; Thomas Maxwell; James Maxwell, Junior." Signed James Wright, attested John Talley. Inventory names enslaved persons: Mytilda; Captain; Juffery; Nights [?]; Amanda; Silvia; Heston; Ceaser; Mall; Betty; Bess; Mall [repeated]; Shaver [?]; Bucklain; Bellow; Dick; Old Rose; Cupid; Mary; Lidy; Sirus; Christmas; Bartleme; Lankeshin; Jupiter; Snow.Portion of document is torn, obscuring two or more names of enslaved persons

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright [see also oversize box 38G], 27 March 1762 Access Online

Depositions relative to theestate of William Mackay and his wife Margaret Mackay of Darien, Parish of St. Andrew, both deceased, stating that the intent of said deceadents was to name Barbara Mackay, daughter of Captain James MacKay, heiress.Signed Thomas Smith, John McLeod, David Miller attested James Wright.

 

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Georgia. Governor. James Wright. Estate of William MacKay [oversize items removed from folder 38a:15], 27 March 1762 Access Online

 

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