3 edition of Some early families of Pickens County, Georgia found in the catalog.
Some early families of Pickens County, Georgia
Martha A. Pyatte
Published
1980
by Pyatte] in [Crossnore, N.C
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Written in
Edition Notes
| Statement | by Martha Lucille Allred Pyatte ; assisted by Pat Champion, Ruth Hamrick and Marvis Dilbeck. |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | F292.P57 P9 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | iii, 122 p. : |
| Number of Pages | 122 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL4147148M |
| LC Control Number | 80126360 |
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Get this from a library. Some early families of Pickens County, Georgia. [Martha Lucille Allred Pyatte]. Genealogy: Some Early Families of Pickens County, Georgia by Martha Lucille Allred Pyatte. Genealogy: Some Prominent Ancestors: Our Family in Pickens County, Georgia and Some Proud Descendants by Claudine Childers Prather History: Historic Tour of Pickens County by Sandra W.
Payne History: Pickens County, Georgia, Heritage, – "Century of Columbia County, Georgia Wills " Georgia Pioneers, unknown publication date. Will abstracts. M15 "Columbia County, Georgia Early Marriage Records." Georgia Pioneers, unknown publication date. Marriage records from to This book also includes a list of Revolutionary War soldiers and their wives.
M The completion of Georgia /Interstate caused a rapid expansion in the county's population and business aftermaking Pickens County one of the fastest-growing areas in Georgia. The population of Pickens County, according to the census,an increase from the population of 22, Upon a fly leaf of the oldest book of Records now extant, is found the following: “Mobile, Apr.
20,L. Parker: His Register for the County Court of Pickens County, Alabama State.” Into this Some early families of Pickens County to have been transcribed minutes of the May term, Early probate records for Pickens County may Georgia book found in Anderson District records.
See probate index for these early records at: Chandler Ballard. W.P.A. will transcripts of Pendleton District & Anderson County, S.C., Walterboro, South Carolina: J.C. Ballard, (?). Pickens County Wills, Book A, (transcripts). Pickens District, SC, and the subsequent Pickens County, inwas named for General Andrew Pickens (), a Revolutionary War hero.
This area in the northwestern corner of the state was held by the Cherokee until when it was know as Indian Country. Georgia Statewide Online Genealogy Records. This chart shows links to statewide collections. To find links to collections for lower jurisdictions (such as a county or town), go to Locating Online Databases.and can be searched free of charge at your local family history center or the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah.
(Waldroup) Both of these families migriated to Pickens County from Habersham County Ga. by Covered Wagon in the early l’s and most of them remained there, I have many cousins there. Also my father from Middle Tenn.; aunt and uncle married came from Tenn.
and married Pickens County families. Israel PICKENS was the son of John PICKENS (from Ireland, birthdate unknown, died about ) and the grandson of William PICKENS (from Ireland, birthdate unknown, died aboutwife Margaret) Much of the early lineage data in the book may have come from Rev.
Sharp who is acknowledged at the front of the book. Pickens County (Ga.) 8 works Search for books with subject Not In Library. Not In Library. Cemeteries of Pickens County, Georgia Gene E. Teague Not In Library. Pickens County, Georgia, marriages, Mimi Jo Hill Butler Not In Library.
Some early families of Pickens County, Georgia Martha A. Pyatte Not In Library. Pickens County. Names of Families in Images of Franklin County Wills and Estates Many soldiers who fought in the Revolutionary War drew land grants in Franklin County.
However, one must remember that Jackson County was taken from Franklin, and many of those grants became part of Jackson. Franklin County was created in and named for Benjamin Franklin.
They are early Pickens residents who were living with their families in Lumpkin, Co. prior to the census. I found some of my information from a book called Whites Among The Cherokees Georgia written by Mary B.
Warren--Call # W in the Morrow GA Archives just outside of Atlanta. lived on the streams in lower Gilmer. Pickens County located in northern Georgia. It is part of the Atlanta Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA.) Its county seat is Jasper.
It is named after Colonel Andrew Pickens, who commanded Patriot units in one of the last battles of the Revolutionary War, which was fought in Pickens county. Pickens County is bordered on the. We translate science of everyday living for farmers, families and communities to foster a healthy and prosperous Georgia.
We are a collaborative between Georgia county governments, the USDA, and the University of Georgia 's colleges of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences and. She was born about in Pendleton District, South Carolina, and died before in Tarrant County, Texas. Incidentally, many researchers have been confused by the "genealogy" of the area where Sarah, nicknamed "Sally," was born.
Many give Pickens County, South Carolina, as her birthplace; however, Pickens County did not exist until much later. Old Cherokee and Pickens Counties of Georgia. likes 3 talking about this.
Sharing of Historic photos and stories from the North Georgia area Cherokee and Pickens Counties of GeorgiaFollowers: Some people believe that the old folk song "Ole Dan Ducker" sung by minstrels, was a tale after the adventures of Daniel Tucker of Virginia who came to Wilkes County at an early date.
His brother, George Tucker, also removed to Wilkes County, before finally settling. a small area along the east coast at that time. Georgia did not exsist. Anson County took up most of what is now western North Carolina and lands south. JOHN PICKENS moved from Augusta County, VA., to South Carolina leaving Augusta County on October 21st, He lived in Craven County and in was living in Granville County which had been.
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