Land Sales in Columbia and Lincoln Counties Detail Property Lots
A sheriff sale notice lists numerous tracts of land in Columbia county and adjacent areas offered to satisfy executions. Properties include 400 acres joining Skinner and Lowe on Uchee Creek and 135 acres near Ellis and Jones with tax dues noted, plus many other parcels, pine land, and river-abutting lots. Also listed are enslaved people for sale and various boundary details, with names of owners, purchasers, and executing parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skinner
Lowe
Uchee Creek
Francis Buroughs
Ellis and Jones
Big Kiokes Creek
Isaiah Wright
Columbia County
Crawford
Kiokes Creek
Sarah Collinge
Walker and Ware
Wan
Bugg
Mapaughy
Mark Jones Senior
Joinye Weicht
Dancen M‘nair
Shoman
Harrison and Binion
Germany's Creek
Charles Devereaux
Mérilud and
Watson
Upton’s Creek
Aguiila Howard
Howard and Jones
Dorothy Short
Madoxs’ Creek
Davis
Stanford
Jonas Totten
Lincoln County
J. Kinnebrew
Loyd
Coumbia County
Upton's Creek
Parks and Miles
Stephen Kennedy
Greenbrier Creek
Blair and
Scraggs
Briscoe and
Few
Ross
Day
Land Auction Notice in Wilkin County
202 acres in Wilkin son county district No 257 the property of Jeremiah Lamkin to satisfy an execution in favor of the executor at Anthony Haynes vs Lamkin. Two horses executed as property of John Peck junr. 23 security for Lamkin to satisfy the above execution. Conditions Casu. James Luke b 5. Copyright 3¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Count
Little Iver Jwilog Dozier
John Dennis
William Stark
Kevter
Millany
T. Harthorn
Columbia County
Les
Jarvie
Savage’s Creek
Abel Griffin
Henry Evans
John Foster
Sandyhill
Cannchee River
James Weight
G. Lefflin
Columbia County Academy
Joseph Ford
N. Foxana
William Ford
Wilkinson County
N. BE
Tenovr
William Bibb
James Wood
Augusta
Augusa
Zachariah Lamar
Bealle
Marshall Keath
Edward Telfair
Carr
Langston
Ambrose Holiday
Reuben Brunson
John Harding Asc
Osk
Hickory
James Carter
K. Carter
Bructon
Spears
Jeremiah Lamkin
Anthony Haynes
Lamkin
John Peck
James Luke
Warning against trading fandry notes tied to execution
George Weissinger warns against transacting on fandry notes issued to Reuben Brunson of Columbia county. He claims Brunson holds encumbered property under execution for fandry judgments and states he will refuse payment until the property is cleared. Notes dated January 24, 1806 include sums of 1000, 2009, 2000, 2000, and 3500 dollars with various due dates through January 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Brunson
Columbia County
Brunson
Jane Uary
Notices of fractional surveys sales by county commissioners
The commissioners Moses Speer Reddick Simms and Patrick Jack announce public sales of fractional surveys across Wilkinson Baldwin and Wayne counties starting August 27 with sequential district dates through October 31. Purchasers must bond with security and pay in four yearly installments plus a mortgage on the premises. Louisville, June 26, 1806.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Speer
Reddick Simms
Patrick Jack
Louisville
Valuable Lands for Sale near Campbellton South Carolina
The subscriber offers Mount Arry plantation of about six hundred acres and adjacent three hundred acre Mount Arry near Savannah river within three miles of the city. Also three Campbellton lots with improvements in occupation of James M Queen. Terms generous. Apply to John B. Barnes. agent James Beggs to show property in Augusta on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreadzil Pace
Campbellton
South Carolina
Mount Arry
Savannah
Jas. M'Queen
John B. Barnes
N. B
James Beggs
Augusta
Notice of sale of Edmund Fiers estate property
On the first day of Atguft next at Win MM Cowles upper Saw-mullsy the personal property of the late Edmund Fiers deceased will be sold for the benefit of heirs and creditors. Items include cattle hops horses household and kitchen furniture and carpenters tools. Credit till Christmas by twenty five dollar notes with good security. Creditors and debtors must settle with proper attestation and immediate payment. June 20s THOS KESTERSON Admr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Edmund Fiers
List of Letters Remaining in the Augusta Post Office 1806
A long list of names appears as letters left in the Augusta Georgia post office dated July 1806. The roster includes Adams Arter Baldwin Bel Beall Chatfield Crawford Chatfield Caldwell Clarke Collins Dailey Davenport Fielding and many others. The notice serves to inform recipients or guardians to claim items at Scriven court house with attention to the postmaster and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Georgia
A. George Adams
Thomas GC. Arter
Ansil Luis
Edmund Barrow
John Butler
James Bond
Ane Beall
Hiram Baldwin
Hannah Bel
Charlotte Bugg
Browne Bulkley
Archibald Beal
James Brown
Little River
John Grant
C. Mark D. Clarke
John Catlett
Chatfeid
Robert Cruen
Ghas
Crawford Junior
Hial Chatfield
Charles Caldwell
Wai. Clarke
Meese
Jane Car
John Glazier
M. A. Gauvaioe
Robert George
Francis Geddy
H.john Harwood
Daniel Hubbard
Capt
Charles Hammond
Sallington Haddan
Lewis Holloway
Joseph Hawes
Absalom Hall
Archibald Hatcher
Gabriel Harris
Thos. G. Holmes
James Hicks
Samuel W. Jones
Thos. Jones
Chas. Jones
Abraham Jones
Ky Richarde Kelley
Gustavus Kennedy
John Bachier
Solomon Keeton
John Keller
Robert Lamar
Lowe
James Malkey
John Marthal
Henry L. M'Crea
Mary Miller
John P. Moore
Daniel Mabry
M‘ Tier
Mondonville
Wm. M'Gat
Wm. Mathews
Snow Hill
Timothy M
David Standford
John Speer
John Savage
Zachariah Sinquefield
Corbet Taylor
Felix Thomas
Richard Tarragh
Joseph Thomas
Alicat
Abraham Torreil
Joseph Varden
Jetlee Wright
Geo. Watkins
Janes Walker
Ric’d Francis Winn
Ly M. Weems
Barnett Whittington
Absalom HH
Wedatherbee
T. Wett
Burgess White
Allen Warren
Susan
Administrators Sale of Valuable Lands in Columbia County
The administrators will sell the late Wm Tyler estate on the fourth Monday in August at the Columbia County courthouse. Bidding on credit until January 1 1808. Lands include 260 acres by Little Kiokee Creek and 297 acres near Savannah River with orchards and open land. Sale continues day by day until completed. Assistants: Berry, Leigh, Crawford. July 5. Wagons and teams needed for 8 to 10 days. particulars at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fratlin Court
Franklin County
Stephen’s Creek
Samuel Whitiker
James Terrell
William Wilfen
William Baley
Mary Whitiker
Hyves
Carnsville
William Wiilson
H. Terrell
Court House
Columbia County
Tyler
Kiokee Creek
William Walton
Beverly Low
Savannah River
Heiss
Wm. Berry
Brew
Leigh
A. Crawford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia Courthourt
Columbia Court House
Wm. Fleming
Cale
Sheriff’s Sale
Columbia Court
Fuly
Joby
George Weissinger
Baldwin
Wilkinson
Wayne
Geo. R. Clayton
Wilkinson, Baldwin
Phose
Gth
Thore
O&eter
Thole
Oxober
Ottober
Kesterson
Adim
Chronicle
Nancy
Ignatius Cilzin