(A/18)  John BOWMAN of South Carolina to Peter BELEN late of South Carolina but now of Georgia, 

Power of Attorney dated Dec. 6, 1788, excuted in Charleston, S.C., empowering BELEN to protect

BOWMAN's slaves, cows and other personal property "and prevent (my) slaves, cows &c., from being

stolen or removed away"; also to look after and protect and prevent the unauthorized removal of

timber.  BOWMAN is willing for those who live on Cumberland to live there for the time being, 

that is, those who have fled from the mainland on account of the Indians but they are not to hurt 

the deer except by permission of my said attorney-in-fact. 

  (A/19)  Samuel SMITH, merchant, of Camden County, to Jacob WEED, Esq., also of Camden County, 

deed to secure debt dated Oct. 10, 1789, covering 3225 acres on the St. Mary's River.

  (A/20)  Jacob WEED to William READY, mariner of Camden County, deed dated Oct. 9, 1789, 

conveying four acres in town of St. Marys.

  (A/21)  William ASHLEY to Isaac WHEELER both of Camden County, deed dated Oct. 4, 1788, 

conveying tract of 700 acres on St. Marys River known as "lee's Hill".  Witnesses:  Nathaniel and

Lodowick ASHLEY.

  (A/29)  Prentiss GALLUP of Camden county to James FINLEY, deed dated Aug. 25, 1789 for four 

lots in St. Marys.

  (A/29)  William ASHLEY to Thomas NORRIS, Merchant, both of Camden County, deed dated Oct. 22, 

1788 conveying lots in St. Marys.

  (A/34)  Jacob WEED, Esq., to William NORRIS, Mariner, bothe of Camden County, deed dated Dec. 

15, 1788, conveying five lots in St. Marys.

  (A/11)  Talmadge HALL to Nathaniel DURKEE both of Camden County, deed dated Aug. 28, 1789, 

conveying lots in village of St. Patrick.  witnesses:  John FRINK, M.D. and Lucy THOMAS.  

NOTE:  St. Patrick was original name of St. Marys.

  (A/12)  William ASHLEY to Wilson WILLIAMS both of Camden County, deed dated Oct. 8, 1788, 

conveying 525 acres on south side of Great Satilla River.  Another deed between same parties and

same date is recorded in page 14, conveying 200 acres, and a third deed between same parites and 

same date is recorded on page 15 conveying 500 acres tract known as "Lebonon".

  (A/43)  Isaac WHEELER of East Florida to John LANGSTAFF of Charleston, S.C., and William 

JOHNSTON of St. Marys, merchants, deed dated Jan. 28, 1791, conveying four losts in St. Marys.  

NOTE:  It will be observed above in A\21 that WHEELER was a resident of Camden in 1788, but now, 

in 1791 is a resident of "East Florida".

  (A/30)  Henry SWEENEY of East Florida to John DUKE of Camden County, deed dated Sept. 17, 1788, 

conveying 200 acres on north side of Great Satilla River on White Oak Creek.

  (A/32)  Nathaniel ASHLEY to William ASHLEY both of Camden County, Power of Attorney dated Aug. 

20, 1788, empowering Wm. ASHLEY to "settle any controversies in Camden County" respecting his

(Nathaniel's) lands.

  (A/33)  James CASHAN, an lien, makes his affidavit and has it recorded in connection with 

gaining his citzenship in Georgia; it being stated "Agreeably to an Act of the Assembly passed 

for the admission of aliens in the State of Georgia, personally appeared James CASHAN and desired 

his name to be enrolled in this office; this 26 day of March, 1788."

  (A/33)  Robert STAFFORD, An Alien, same affidavit as above, made August 4, 1788.

  (A/33)  Thomas STAFFORD, an alien, same affidavit and date as Robert STAFFORD. Note:  these two 

men were brothers and had been residing in East Florida and had been Loyalists during the 

Revolution (auth:  Mrs. Margaret Davis CATE, well-known Coastal area historian).

  (A/35)  Wilson WILLIAMS of Camden Co., to Lodowick ASHLEY of South Carolina, deed dated Jan. 

30, 1791, conveying 575 acres on Rose Creek and Bullhead Creek adjoining Nathaniel ASHELY.  On 

next page is another deed between same parties and date, conveing 200 acres on south side of 

Satilla River.

  (A/54)  William PAYNE of Charleston, S.C., to Thomas NORRIS also of Charleston, Power of 

Attorney dated-----1788, "to recover all sums of money due him by Prentiss GALLUP and Isaac 

WHEELER trading as the firm of GALLUP & WHEELER at St. Mary's, Ga."  Nore:  NORRIS appears to 

soon afterwards moved to Camden County as indicated by the fact that he voted here in 1789.

  (A/61)  Isaac WHEELER of Cumberland Island, Camden County, to Nathaniel DURKLE of Camden 

County.  Deed dated Jan. 12, 1790, conveying 4 acres in St. Marys.

  (A/64)  Bond of Henry WRIGHT as Sheriff, Camden County, Jan. 5, 1792.  Sureties:  Robert 

SEAGROVE and Alexander YOUNG.

  (A/61)  Samuel MEERS of St. Marys to Capt. Jmes VINCENT of St. Marys, deed dated April 17, 

1792, for 50-foot lot in St. Marys.

  (A/70)  Thomas CRYER of St. Marys, to his daughter, Charlotte, wife of Thomas LAMB of Camden 

County, gift of slave dated Aug.  22, 1792.

  (A/72)  Alexander YOUNG to Drury FORT (no residence shown), deed dated Oct. 3, 1792, conveying 

2933 acres granted the grantor in Feby. 1788.

  (A/72)  Thomas CRYER of East Florida, planter, to William CRYER of Camden County, planter, deed 

dated Sept. 15, 1792, conveying 470 acres on Pagins Creek.  Elizabeth CRYER, wife of Thomas, 

signs waiver of dower rights.

  (A/75)  Same grantor as above and same date, to Richard CARNES of Camden County, conveying 470 

acres.

  (A/77)  Ralph JAMESON to William NIBLACK (no reidence shown), Contract of Sale dated Nov. 12, 

1792, respecting 1000 acres of rocky Creek, branch of Little Satilla River.

  (A/78)  Thomas NORRIS of Camden County to Sarah HOUSTON of East Florida, deed dated Feb. 10, 

1792, conveying Lot #11 in St. Marys, one acre.

  (A/80)  Same grantor to Thomas STEEL of St. Marys, deed dated Sept. 18, 1792, conveying lot 23 

in St. Marys.

  (A/81)  Thomas STEEL of St. Marys to Elihu HEBBARD of St. Marys, deed dated Sept. 24, 1792, 

conveying lot 23 in st. Marys.

  (A/84)  James WOODLAND  and wife, Elizabeth, of Camden Coutny, to Thomas KING of Chatham 

County.  Deed dated Jan. 4, 1791, conveying 680 acres adj. Aramintha SOWERBY and granted by the 

State to the grantor Jan. 13, 1788.

  (A/98)  John MCQUEEN and wife Ann of Chatham County to George COOK (no residence stated for 

him) deed dated JaN. 5 1791, conveying 1000 acres.

  (A/93)  Robert MONTFORT, Richard WYLLEY, Daniel PENDLETON, Executors of Solomon PENDLETON, 

deceased, to George COOK of Camden Co.  Deed dated Jan. 5, 1791, conveying 1150 acres on the St. 

Marys River.

  (A/103)  Stepehn CONYER of Charleston, S.C., to Antoine SUAREZ and David FERNANDEZ of Camden 

County, deed cated Feb. 22, 1793, conveying lot #9 in the town of St. Marys.

  (A/111)  Drury FORT to Benjzmin CORNELIUS, both of Camden County, deed dated Dec. 22, 1792, 

conveying 175 acres on north side of Rose Creek granted by the State to the grantor FORT Feb. 1,

1788.

  (A/110)  Stephen CONYER of Charleston Dist. S.C., to John JAMESON of Camden County, deed dated

Feb. 26, 1793, for town lots 70 and 74 in St. Marys.

  (A/112)  Richard SLEIGH and wife Sarah, widow of Thomas JAMESON, to Ralph JAMESON of Camden 

County , "son and heir of said Thomas JAMESON, Carpenter, and Sarah his sife"; deed dated 1793,

conveying "all the rights and title of said Sarah as widow of Thomas JAMIESON and of Richard 

SLEIGH by reason of having married her (she being the mother of said Ralph", conveying plantation

of 500 acres on Little Satilla River granted Thomas JAMIESON in 1770.  Deed executd in Charleston 

District, S.C.

  (A/113)  James VINCENT of Camden County to William OLIVER of St. Marys, deed dated March 26, 

1793 conveying town lot 25x170 feet in St. Marys.

  (A/121  Thomas NORRIS and William NORRIS, merchants, to James Nickles WRIGHT, Gentlemen, all of

Camden County, deed dated Oct. 20, 1793, deed conveying 35 feet on Wheeler Street, part of lot 23

in St. Marys.

  (A/127)  Same Brantors as above to Lawrence O'KELLY of Camden County, deed dated nov. 11, 1793,

for part of lot 23 in St. Marys.

  (A/130)  William MILLS, Sr., to Daniel BACON, both of Camden County, bill of sale dated Nov.14,

1793, conveying a certain slave bought by MILLS of Solomon HARPER in Suth Carolina about fifteen 

years previously.

  (A/130)  Affidavit of Jahn TANNER dated Nov. 23, 1793, made before William JOHNSTON, J.P., 

CamdenCounty, in which affiant says (in ubstance) that on Nov. 21st, two days previously, in the 

Coffee House in St. Marys while in the company of Thomas NORRIS he heard NORRIS say he had sold 

Thomas STEEL part of lot 23 in St. Marys and that at the time he (NORRIS) said he didn't own a 

foot of land in America, and would have had his son (unnamed) make E. HIBBARD titles to the 

property if HIBBARD had not given judgment against him, as Justice of Peace in a suit about 

shingles between him (NORRIS) and Robert B. LEWIS.

  (A/131)  Daniel BACON of Camden Co., to William MILLS, Jr., and James MILLS of South Carolina,

deed dated Nov. 24, 1793, conveying lot 23 in St. Marys.

  (A/136)  Bond of Diana FREEMAN as Administratrix of estate of Stephen FREEMAN, late of Camden

County deceased, dated Nov. 21, 1793.  (Note:  This bond should have been recorded in the 

Ordinary's office).

  (A/143)  William REDDY of Camden County, t James MACOMB, Vendue Master of Charleston, S.C., 

deed dated Feb. 24, 1794, conveying part of lot #5 in St. Marys.  Mary, sife of William REDDY, 

waives dowry rights in the property.

  (A/150)  Elihu HIBBARD, ESQ., to Daniel BACON, both of Camden County, deed dated Oct. 24, 1793, 

conveying part lot 23 in St. Marys.

  (A/152)  Thomas MCCLAIN "lately moved from Camden County", gives Power of Attorney to Absalom 

JACKSON dated Dec. 21, 1793l, authorizing JACKSOM to "settle matters with William CARTMELL & CO".

Executed in Chatham County, Ga.

  (A/153)  Administrator's Bond, Samuel SMITH, Admr. of estate of John FLEMING, late of Camden 

County, dec'd, dated Dec. 21, 1793.  (This should have been removed in the Ordinary's office).

  (A/155)  William WRIGHT of Camden Co., to Thomas WRIGHT also of Camden, deed dated Dec. 9, 

1793, conveying 287 & 1/2 acres on Todd's Creek in Camden County granted by the State to the 

grantor Jan. 17, 1787.  (Note:  This may have been Bounty Land Given the grantor for his Rev. War 

service; it is not so stated in the deed however the grant would show it was Bounty if it was).

  (A//156)  James FINLEY, formerly of Camden County now of Wilkes County, Ga., to Elihu LYMAN of

Green Co., Ga., deed dated July 3-, 1791, conveying grantor's "undivided moiety" in 100 acres on

St. Peters Creek known as Yankee Hall granted by the State to said James FINDLEY and John WEBB.

  (A/158)  Robert SZAGROVE of Camden County, merchant, to Christian GEERMAN of same place, 

merchant deed dated Feb. 11, 1792, conveying part of lot #16 in St. Marys.  On page 164 is a 

conveyance from Christian GEERMAN to Richard GASCOIGNE both of Camden, dated Jan. 29, 1794, 

pledging this property as a bond for any judgment that may be rendered against him in favor of 

Wm. CARTMELL & Co.

  (A/167)  William JOHNSTON of Monmouth Co., N.J., to Jonathan DAVIS and James Mott HOLMES of 

Charleston, S.C., deed dated Aug 1, 1791, conveyeing part of town lot #3 in St. Marys.

  (A/172)  Antoine SUARIS and Rachel FERNANDEZ " on behalf of David FERNANDEX, deceased, all of

Camden County, to John FAULK of East Florida, deed dated Oct. 16, 1793, conveying part of lot 45

in St. Marys.

  (A/178)  John BURROWS, ESQ., to James VCINCENT, both of Camden County, deed dated May 27, 1794, 

conveying 100 acres known as "Yankee Hall" on head of St. Peters Creek granted by the State to 

James FINLEY and John WEBB and by them conveyed to Elihu LYMAN and by him to the grantor BURROWS.

  (A/161)  John LOFTON of East Florida, to his children Sarah LOFTON and James LOFTON, Instrument 

of Gift dated 1793, consideration "love and affection", conveying certain slaves and cattle.

  (A/169)  Ralph JAMIESON  to Habbakkuk WRIGHT, both of Camden County, deed dated Aug. 20, 1793, 

conveying 500 acres on Satilla River surveyed for the grantor Dec. 1, 1792.

  (A/181)  Thomas NORRIS and William NORRIS, merchants, of Camden County, to Lemuel Bulliver 

DAWSON, yeoman, deed dated Sept. 27, 1793, conveying part of lot #23 in St. Marys.

  (A/184)  Articles of Agreement dated Nov. 20, 1787, signed by:

Isaac WHEELER             William NORRIS               Nathaniel ASHLEY

James FINLEY              J. SEAGROVE                  William ASHLEY

John FLEMING              Robert SEAGROVE              Ludowick ASHLEY

William REDDY             Henry OSBORNE                Thomas NORRIS

Jacob WEED                John ALEXANDER               Langley BRYANT for Mr. Richard CARNES 

Thomas NORRIS             Jonathan BARTLETT            Stephen CONYERS

Prentis GALLUP for Simeon DILLINGHAM

Agreement between the said parties to purchase a ract of land, 1620 acres, on the north side of

St. Marys River, Camden County, same to be laid out into a town-site in squares each; with a 

proviso that all lands over after the squares (or lots) have been surveyed out, to be owned 

jointly by the parties.  Two of the squares to be run into lots of one acre each and when sold

to other parties the purchaser must agree to build within six months from date of purchase a 

house of not less than 16X24 feet in size of logs or brick and that to be done before he shall 

receive title.

  NOTE:  This was the beginning of the present city of St. Marys.  The town-site was at first 

named St. Patrick but within two or three years the name was changed to St. Marys.  On the basis

of the above agreement the land was duly bought as shown by next item below, and run into 

"squares".  Th Editor failed to find any deed to each of the parties for their respective 

squares; it was probably determined by some sort of drawing.

  (A/188)  Jacob WEED to the above-named parties, deed dated Dec. 12, 1787, conveying 1620 acres,

the tract known as Buttermilk Bluff lying on the north side of the St. Marys River.  The 

consideration was expressed as $48.00 paid or to be paid by each of the grantees.

  (A/211)  Administrator's Bond dated Aug. 11, 1794, given by John STRONG, Admr. of estates of 

John STANLEY and David CORKER, deceased.

  (A/217)  Wilson WILLIAMS and wife Elizabeth, to Redding BLOUNT all of Camden County, deed dated

Dec. 27, 1794, conveying 150 acres granted the said Wilson WILLIAMS by the State on Jan. 22, 

1789.

  (A/220)  Drury FORT of Camden County, to his daughter Jane FORT, gift instrument dated Sept.10,

1794 conveying two slaves.

  (A/225)  Execuation issued by William GIBBONS, State Treasurer of Ga., against Nathaniel ASHLEY

and his surety Jacob WEED, for 69L, 11s. 8p., being the balance due the State by said ASHLEY for

taxes collected for the year 1787 by him as Tax-Collector of Camden County.

  (A/231)  William MILLS, planter, of Charleston Dist. S.C., to John MILLS, Jr., and William 

MILLS, of same place, deed dated May 1, 1776, for 290 acres on Little Salteketcher, Buckhead, 

Sait Bartholomew's Parish, Colleton District, S.C.  (Note:  This deed was recorded in Georgia

evidently by error and probably ignorance of the grantees and should have been recorded in S.C.)

  (A/236)  Samuel WEBSTER of Camden County to Pharabea JACKSON of St. Marys, Power of Attorney 

dated March 9, 1795, empowering him to sell 25,000 acres of land in Camden County owned by him

(WEBSTER).

  (A/237)  James HUDSON of Camden County to PHARABEA JACKSON, of St. Marys, Power of Attorney 

dated March 9, 1795, empowering him to sell 37,000 acres of land in Camden County owned by the 

said HUDSON.

  (A/239)  William MILLS of Camden County, to James CASHEN, merchant, of Liberty County, deed 

dated March 24, 1795, conveying 12,000 acres lying between the St. Marys and Satilla Rivers and

granted said MILLS by the State and surveyed for him Oct. 24, 1794.

  (A/249)  Administrator's Bond of PHARABEA JACKSON, Admr. of estate of Absalom JACKSON, late of

Camden County, dec'd, dated Feb. 5, 1795.

  (A/254)  appraisement of estate of Allen KAGEN (or KEEGAN) dated Apr. 10, 1795.  Joseph JUDSON,

Richard GASCOIGNE, James WRIGHT, Appraisers.

  (A/251)  Thomas RUDULPH "in behalf of his brother, Maj. Michael RUDULPH of Georgia" to Daniel

PHILLIPS of Camden County, deed dated March 31, 1795, conveying 100 acres of land in Camden Co.

  (A/259)  Stephen FREEMAN to Thomas NORRIS, ESQ., both of Camden Co., deed dated June 20, 1794, 

conveying part lot #5 in St. Marys.

  (A/160)  Diana FREEMAN, Adms. of Stephen FREEMAN of St. Marys, dec'd, to William DALLAS, deed

dated June 20, 1794, conveying part lot #5 in St. Marys.  (Note:  It does not appear why these 

last two deeds bear the same date, same property, one of them from a man still in life and the 

other from his Admx.)

  (A/261)  William DALLAS to John JAMIESON, both of St. Marys, deed datedJuly 21, 1794, 

conveying part of lot #5 in St. Marys.

  (B/1)  William MILLS of Camden county To James CASHEN of Liberty Co., merchant, Power of Atty.

dated April 7, 1795, empowering him to sell 12,000 acres of land on Great Satilla River granted 

by the State to MILLS Mar. 25, 1795 in twelve grants of 1000 acres each.  Mrs. Jeannett MILLS,

wife of grantor, waives dowry.

  (B/8)  Habukkuk WRIGHT of Camden Co., to Thomas LESLY of the Upper Creek Nation, deed dated 

Nov. 8, 1796, conveying slave.

  (B/17)  Matthew WOOD of Camden Co., to Joh GARRETT of Augusta, deed dated Nov. 15, 1794, 

conveying 22,00 acres granted the grantor by the State.

  (B/20)  John W. HUNTER to John GARRETT (HUNTER of Camden Co.), deed dated Nov. 15, 1794, 

conveying 22,00 acres granted grantor by the State.

  (B/23)  William R. REDDICK of Camden Co., to John GARRETT of Augusta, deed dated Nov. 15, 1794,

conveying 23,000 acres granted to grantor by the State.

  (B/27)  John DILWORTH to his son, James DILWORTH of Camden County; deed dated May 11, 1795, 

conveying grantor's sail-boat :Lady Hammond".

  (B/28  Affidavit by spicer CHRISTOPHER dated Nov. 15, 1796, at St. Marys, Ga., saying his 

brother Spencer CHRISTOPHHER was born in April, 1795.

  (B/30)  James SEAGROVE and Ann, his wife, of St. Marys, to Thomas KING of St. Marys, deed dated

May 20, 1795, conveying part of lot 24, St. Marys.

  (B/32)  Thomas NORRIS of St. Marys, to John LANGLEY of Newport, R.I., deed dated June 17, 1895, 

conveying part of lot #5 in St. Marys.

  (B/26)  William TALLY of Camden County to his children, John, Mary and William TALLY, gift of

cattle, dated Oct. 16, 1795.

  (B/42)  James SEAGROVE and Ann his wife of Camden Co., to Nathaniel PENDLETON of Savannah "on

behalf of Edmund Henry PENDLETON, minor son of said Nathaniel PENDLETON", deed dated Aug. 2,1788,

conveys east half lot 24 in St. Marys.

  (B/42)  Same grantors to John BERRIAN "on behalf of his monor son, John McPherson BERRIEN" of 

Chatham County.  Deed dated Dec. 13, 1788, conveying town lot in St. Marys.

  (B/37)  Abner HAMMOND and Ann his wife of Camden Co. to Benj. KIDDLE of Charleston, S.C., deed

dated april 9, 1795, conveying 446 acres.

  (B/49)  Affidavit of John LOFTON made in Camden County, July 20, 1795, in which he states that

he knew a negro woman wench named Chloe and her child "Sal" at and before the beginning of the 

Rev. War to be the property of Joseph THOMAS at that time a resident of East Florida; and that 

the said slaves were plundered from the owner by a party of men headed by Col. BAKER; that the

slaves are now in the possession of Allen THOMAS, son of the said Joseph who has never sold them

to anyone.  Another afficavit to the some effect, dated July 7, 1795, signed by Langley BRYANT

in Camden County, is on record of same page.

  (B/33)  John KING and Sarah KING, she being the Admx. of estate of Jacob WEED, dec'd., to 

Nathaniel PENDLETON, transfer dated July 4, 1795, of a certain mortgage unidentified.

  (B/40)  John ANDERSON and Judith his wife, of Savannah, to Nathaniel PENDLETON, U.S. District 

Court Judge, deed dated May 15, 1795, conveying 200 acres on Dover's Creek granted by the State 

to grantor Dec. 14, 1790.

  (B/50)  Alexander YOUNG, Tax-Collector Camden Co., to Thomas NORRIS of Camden Co., tax-deed

dated Oct. 27, 1793, conveying 42 acres the prperty of John DUKES of South Carolina and surveyed

for him (DUKES) as headright, Oct. 11, 1788.

  (B/53)  John JAMIESON of Camden Co., to Richard McDowell Johnston ELLIOTT of Camden Co., deed

dated 25, 1795, for part lot #9 in St. Marys.

  (B/65)  William JONES of East Florida, planter, to Mrs. Rebecca WAGNON, wife of John Peter 

WAGNON, merchant, of St. Augustine, Fla., deed executed in St. Augustine, Fla., June 17, 1795, 

conveying slave girl.

  (B/66)  Rebecca WAGNON, late of St. Augustine, Fla., now of St. Marys, Ga., to John MCQUEEN, 

Sr., of East Florida. Power of Attorney dated Aug. 31, 1795, authorizing him to recover two

negros belonging to her also to collect any and all indebtedness owing her by any persons.

  (B/67)  Stephen FREEMAN to Alexander ELLIOTT, Sale Agreement dated July 31, 1793, agreeing to

deed ELLIOTT part of lot #5 in St. Marys if ELLIOTT delivers a sufficient quantity of 

merchantable live-oak and sell same and pay FREEMAN $300,00 in 60 days.  Recorded with it is 

receipt in full, undated, signed by Diana FREEMAN, Admx. of Stephen FREEMAN.  (Note:  On p.69,

she makes affidavit that has never signed the receipt in full to ELLIOTT.

  (B/78)  Commissioners of Confiscated Estates, viz., Hugh LAWSON, Hepworth CARTER and Abraham

RAVOT, to William MCINTOSH, ESQ.  The younger son of Col. Wm. MCINTOSH, deed dated Nov. 2, 1791, 

conveying 800 acres on Satilla River formerly the property of Roger Kelsell, and 100 acres at

St. Marys lately the property of Alexander INGLIS, persons named in the Act of Confiscation

enacted by the Legislature.  Public Sale, had at Sunbury, Ga.

  (B/81)  Mrs. Fanny FORSYTH to Robert SEAGROVE, (no residence shown), Power of Attorney dated

Aug. 4, 1795, authorizing SEAGROVE to prosecute any person and to collect damages for the 

unlawful cutting of timber on her lands on North River in Camden County.

  (B/84)  Thomas CRYER of Camden Co. to William JOHNSTON of St. Marys, deed dated April 5, 1795, 

for 200 acres surveyed for grantor Sept. 19, 1787.

  (B/85)  James Nickles WRIGHT and Eve his wife, of Camden Co., to James Brush OLIVER of Augusta,

deed dated Nov. 6, 1795, for two acres being part of lot #7 in St. Marys, where the grantors 

live.

  (B/81)  William TAYLOR of Camden Co., to William JOHNSTON, ESQ, deed dated Nov. 7, 1795,

conveying 132 acres.

  (B/90)  James ARMSTRONG and Sarah, his wire, of Chatham County, to James SEAGROVE also of

Chatham Co., deed dated Jan. 1, 1795, consideration $2276.25, conveying the Coleraine tract of

land in Camden County, lying in three tracts, viz: (1) 1770 acres granted Jan. 17, 1787, to said

ARMSTRONG and SEAGROVE jointly; (2) 1786 acres granted in 1786 by the State to Said SEAGROVE; 

(3) 300 acres granted in 1786 by the State to said ARMSTRONG.  Conveys all of grantor's undivided

interest.

  (B/95)  Wilson WILLIAMS as Executor, and Hannah WILLIAMS as Executric of will of Aber WILLIAMS,

late of Camden Co., dec'd., to Lodiwick ASHLEY of S.C., conveying 500 acres plantation known as

"Lebanon" originally granted by the State to Nathanil ASHLEY.

   Affidavit is attached to deed and recorded with it, by Wilson WILLIAMS who says that in 1788 

he and his brother, Abner WILLIAMS were security for William ASHLEY concerning a law-suit and 

that by reason of same said William ASHLEY and one in name of said William ASHLEY; that the suit

was later settled and that he and his brother ABNER were then to convey said property back to

ASHLEY but Abner's death occurred before the deed could be made.

  (B/103)  Thomas SKRINE of Camden Co. to his children, Mary, Susannah and John Davidson SKRINE, 

deed of gift dated July 1, 1795, conveying all his estate.

  (B/106)  Thomas RUDOLPH and wife Elizabeth to William NIBLACK (no residence stated); deed Jan.

17, 1796, for 390 acres known as Stave Landing on the Great Satilla River.