List of Orphans and Trustees Names in Tattnall County Ledger
A long list of names appears as orphans and guardians or trustees in a Tattnall County ledger. Names include Margaret Colster, Lincoln Hezekiah Spires, Elizabeth Linton, Augustus Moore, Nancy Dunn, and many others. The fragmentary entry lists numerous individuals, some with widows or orphans noted, alongside various guardians and associated families.
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Phetebe Rowell
M. Godbee
Thomas Safer
Stephen Murryt
Henry Moore
Win. Luke
William Nichols
Elizabeth Wyan
Haac Gragy
William Patterson
Elizabeth Linton
Pyederick Shabart
Benjamin Hargrove
John Vickers
Mathew Lively
John Patterson
Mary Rackley
Philip’ Malkey
Anna Craige
Katter Walliams
Milly Dunn
Zachariah Cowart
Luke Sapp
John Neyland
Wiliam Allen
John ‘Fones
Orphana
John Burton
John Roysi
Wm. Holliday
David Tilly
Nancy Dunn
John Outlaw
Glynn
John Horn
Page from foreign intelligence roundup reports officers killed and strategic losses
The Ruffian Gazette lists 128 officers killed and 16 dying of wounds in battle. Cronstadt fleet failure anticipated this season. Count de Roggendorff dies of wounds at Caush. Siege damage estimated at 12 million. demolition of Kaikreuth houses at 9 million. Hope & Co plans to fund 30,060,000 Movians for Spain. Paris court to mourn Empress of Austria for 20 days.
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Hamburgh
Cronstadt
Vienna
Count de Roggendorff
Kaikreuth
Hague
Hope & Co
Amsterdam
Spain
Paris
Austria
Buenos Ayres Declares Independence Under Liniers Lead
A Montevideo officer reports Buenos Ayres has declared itself an independent nation led by Liniers. They promise welcome to supporters and vow to resist colonial control, urging Britain to stay out as the region weighs its future amid British pressure and internal quarrels.
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Monteviedo
Buenos Ayres
Liniers
North America
Great Britain
Great-Britain
Paris Argus prints alleged kingly outburst on Catholics
The Paris Argus reprints London Morning Chronicle political letters claiming the king dismissed Catholic relief measures with phrases calling Catholics “damned dogs” and saying he slept on the matter. The Argus editor surveys the king’s arraignment before his subjects and remarks on the surprising judgment.
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Boston
Paris Argus
London Morning Chronicle
New York Fort Fortifications Progress
It is reported that New York commissioners tasked with strengthening the city’s defenses reject new plans and proceed with their own approach. They have begun removing blocks from Perkins Point on Governors Island and plan to erect a strong fort at the edge of the channel mounting 50 heavy guns or more.
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New York
New-York
Perkin’s Point
Hland
U S Seamen Surrender Inquiry and British Deserter Policy
Washington dispatch clarifies the 1807 exchange over surrendering British seamen. Officials say the United States cannot surrender deserters but will not tolerate British recruitment. Captain Barron’s inquiry reportedly showed the men were U.S. natives, with details of Ware Martin Stracair and others, plus related mutiny and escape incidents.
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Washington City
Erskine
Erfzine
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of State
Eiskine
U. States
Barron
Elkine
Barton
United States
Halifax
Great Britain
Williamm Ware
Neptune
Crafts
Bay of Biscay
William Ware
Pipe Creek
Frederick County
Maryland
Bruce’s Mills
Said Mills
Biliiart’s Mills
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Benjamin Coree
West Port
Joan Stracair
Queen Ann’s County
Patriot call to retaliate against Britain over frontier tensions
Pittsburg dispatch argues Americans should mirror British practices to counter British merchants at Michilimackinac and ban imports and sales to undermine British power. It urges delaying travel to Detroit, and contemplates actions in Canada if agents incite Native nations. The piece urges economic and military pressure on Britain.
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Detroit
Michilimakinac
Chicago
Canada
Pedigree of Kings of England Traced Through Fragmentary Lineage
A fragmentary genealogical chain from William the Conqueror to George III appears in this note. It traces royal connections across centuries through various monarchs and their relations, ending with an incomplete line likely referencing William the Conqueror’s lineage.
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England
George the 3d
George the Ad
Geo. Theft
Sophia
Anne
William and
Mary
James the 2d
Charles the 2d
Charles the 1T
Ja’s the 1St
Edward the 6Th
Henry the 8Th
Henry the 7Th
Richard the 34
Edward She Sch
Edward the Qth
Richard
Henry the 6Th
Henry
Sth
Henry the 4Th
Richard the 2d
Edward the 3d
Edward the 1St
Henry the 3d
John
Richard the 1St
Henry the 2d
Matilds
Henry the Rift
William Rufus
William the Conqueror
Lorenzo Dow Preaching Appointments Announced
Lorenzo Dow has appointed to preach in October at Hartsonsquare on Saturday the 3rd at 9 o clock A M At Staunton the same evening by candle light and on Sunday the 4th will preach four times On Monday the 5th in the morning will preach his Farewell Sermon At Wayrwissoroves on Monday the 5th at 12 o clock Logsnzo will have the Journal of
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Haartsonsuare
Staunton
Wayrwissoroves
Logsnzo
Runaway Slave Notice for Frank in Augusta area
Advertisement from J F Cocke offering a reward for a runaway enslaved man named Frank. Description notes he is about thirty to thirty five, six feet tall, very dark, with light cord breeches a tan shirt striped jacket and copper rivets. He is believed to flee toward Augusta or Virginia via river. rewards include fifteen cents a mile for capture and confinement in Burke County jail, and letters to Burke Court House.
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Anaway
Patrick Eily
Sam
Augusta
Bill
Savannah
South Carolina
William Bones
James Fraser
Patrick Kellys
Columbia County
Frank
Virginia
Burke County
Buke Court House
Jack F. Cocke
Notice to Sell Real Estate in Lincoln County
After nine months from this date, an application will be made to the Inferior Court of Lincoln County for leave to sell a tract of land belonging to the estate of Robert Pearties deceased for the benefit of the heirs. MICAJAH HENDRY, adm'r, August 29.
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Honorable Inferior Court
Lincoln County
Robert Pearties
Eira
Warren County Georgia Letters of Administration Notice
In Warren County Georgia Henry Thomas Fackson applies for Letters of Administration on the estate of John Martin deceased. The court of Ordinary requires kindred and creditors to appear on the Monday in November 1827 to show cause why letters should not be granted.
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Georgia
Warren County
Thomas Fackson
John Martin
Court of Ordinary
Warren
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Jungs Ro
Argus
Centerville
Queen’s
John Stracin
Daniel Martin
Joan Littes
Francis
AmpRose Watts
Hampton Roads
Sewall’s Point
America
Hibernians
Eic
Segeral
Baltinire Union Greens
Thomas Moore
Union Greens
Baltimore American
Pittsburg
Rue
Staunton Eagle
Mr. Dierick
Lorenzo Dow
Thomas Jones
Martha Tones
John Lamar
R Warrenton
N. B
Micajah Hendry
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