Will of Seth Moore described in Wilkes records 1807
The article presents the will of Seth Moore of Wilkes County dated January 11 1807 with detailed bequests to his wife and many children including numerous enslaved people and future division of estate upon Mary Moore’s death. It notes probating July 6 1807 and recording January 26 1808, and adds genealogical material on the Moore Carter families and connections to prominent Georgians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Davison
Seth Moore
Wilkes County
Mr. Davison
Horace Moore ‘Holden
Robt. E. FE. Davison
Prison Commission of
Georgia
Wilkes
Mary Moore
Phil
Juda
Hannah
Esther
Nellie Lawson
Phyllis
Chane
Bernard Moore
Moses
Lander
Sally
Jude
Amerika
Rebekah Norris
Sudi
Golah
Bill
Thomas Moore
Jacob
Joanna
Margaret
Sarah
Alma
Luck
Samson
Neue
Burnett
Cambridge
Nicey
John Moore
Winny
Wylie
Lavina
Thomas
Christ
Joseph Hurley
Elijah Phillips
Davis Simpson
da. Terrell
C. C. Ory
Book of Wills
G.G
Wilkes Court of Ordinary
Jackson County
William Moore
Mildred
Knoxville
Tenn
Mark Moore
North Carolina
Oglethorpe County
William Flournoy
Elizabeth Moore Booker
William Moore Booker
Elizabeth
Anne Harrison
Mary Ann
Thomas Flournoy Booker
Mary Carter
William
Edward
Lucy Moore
Lucy
John
Gen. Wellborn
Eufaula
Ala
Miss Johnson
Twiggs County
Laura
Evilina
Miss Seals
Charles R
Jane Harrison Carter
Rebecca Richardson
William Harrison
John T
George W
Eliza
Em Uy Long Carter
Rebecca R. Carter
Thomas Berry
Warren County
William Harrison Carter
Sarah Tamelin Jones
Jno
Carter
John Carter
Virginia
Richmond
Washington
Augusta
Lucy Doran
Charles Richardson Carter
Rebecca
Terrell
Anthony
Josep
Robert
George Carter
Charles Richard Carter
Jane Harrison Moore
Moore
Robert Carter
Joseph Carter
Sarah Hildard
Sarah H. Willis
James Carter
Rachel Chap
Mary
Georgia Carter
Margaret Borum
Sarah Geary
Winnie
Robin Carter
William Carter
Elizabeth Grimes
Sterling Grimes Carter
Martha
Thomas C. Carter
Miss
John Allen
Congress
Martha Carter
John Murphy
Thomas Carter
Coweta
Johny William
Elbert County
Ann
Stephen A. Heard
Stephen G. Heard
Samuel
Cookage
Columbus, Ga
Ann Carter
Country Club Proposed for Watson Springs in Greene County
A plan proposes forming a country club company of two to three hundred men to build a club house at Watson Springs with 170 acres of land. Members would pay a hundred dollars a share, enabling an elegant resort with tennis, baseball, golf, and a mineral spring. Neighbors from nearby towns and Farms to Athens and Madison show strong interest. Also included are genealogical notes and an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets claiming relief from indigestion and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Springs
Greene County
Farmington
Apalachee
Athens
Greensboro
Washington
Madison
Union Point
Maxeys
Bishop
Lexington
Bucklen Arnica Salve Aded to Home First Aid Kit
Mr. E. S. Lopez of Marilla New York praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for healing cuts burns wounds and sores. The ad urges readers to keep a box handy with a 25 cent price at druggists and notes it helps prevent lockjaw while promoting classified wants.
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E. S. Lopez
Marilla
N. Y
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Athens Gas, Light & Fuel CO
Jackson Street
Seth Moors
John Alexander Stephens
John Lindsay
Mary Elizabeth (Booker) Stephens
Mary C. Holden
Mary (Stephens) Corry
Mary Stephens
Hel
Mildred Harrison Moore
Jane
Polly
Annie Moore
William Flournoy Booker
Prince Edward County
Mary Flournoy
William Booker
Lucy Mills
Charles R. Carter
Ralston
Tennessee
John M. Ross
Charlottesville
Asa Varnum
Connecticut
Henry Harrison
Varnum
Emily Varnum
Yarbrough
George
James
Alsa Mooreff
Fanny Carey
Betsy Moore
Charles Dougherty
Emily
Cicero Holt
Richard D. Moore
Cicero
Emily Holt
Country Club
Beth Grimes Carter
William A
Thomas Grimes
William A. Grimes
Julia Lassiter
Henry
Alsa Holt
Chamberlain
Mrs. Jering
Mary E. McMullen
Phelps
Adv
Palm Be
E. H. Dorsey