Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill, Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Memo1805? bet 1794-1804?
Census1820, Oglethorpe County, GA8672
Land Purchase22 Dec 1825, Oglethorpe County, GA8677
Memo100 ac on the waters of Broad River bounded by lands of Wm Hardman, John Smith & James Davenport for $224
Land Purchase10 Jan 1826, Oglethorpe County, GA8678
Memo100 ac on the waters of Broad River adj land that formerly belonged to Thos. Brook & James W. Carter, John Bond, Alexander Fuquethe(?), Wm Hardman for $400
Land Sold24 Jan 1827, Oglethorpe County, GA8679
Memo78 ac on Long Creek adj Mark Smith, George Latimore, John Baughn & others for $100
Census1830, Oglethorpe County, GA8673
Census1840, Oglethorpe County, GA8674
Memo237th District
Land Purchase1847, Oglethorpe County, GA8680
Memo901 ac Broad River Waters
Census1850, Oglethorpe County, GA8681
Deathbef 13 Sep 1864, Oglethorpe County, GA8682
Will Filed13 Sep 1864, Oglethorpe County, GA8683
MemoBond for son, Dewitt C Smith to administer the estate of his father
Will Filed6 Nov 1864, Oglethorpe County, GA8684
MemoBond for son, Dewitt C Smith to administer the estate of his father, Mail Smith
OccupationFarmer8685
FatherJohn C. Smith (ca1770-1827)
MotherUNNAMED (<1775-)
Misc. Notes
Info from Thurmond Geeter: Mial Smith - I am thinking that Mial Smith Family lived along the banks of the Broad River which divides Elbert, Madison, Oglethorpe and Wilkes Counties.8686
Research
George Smith s/o Mial Smith b: 18268687 (another son?)
Book “Gone to Georgia: Jackson and Gwinnett counties and their neighbors in the western migration” by William C. Steward, Publisher: Washington: National Genealogical Society, 1965 (Found Index on FHL Books 3 Jul 2012 - Mial Smith is on Page 214, book available at the Library of Congress)
Rootsweb, Oglethorpe County, GA, Index to Probate Files 1790-1960s8646 (Him? Others related?)
Smith, Mial, Date of File: 1865-67; LDS Film # 1907381; GA Dept Archives History (GDAH) Drawer/Film: 307/30
1850GAOglethorpeOglethorpe95of107 Dwg 725 Fam 726 Caroline Smith, 22 F, b: GA5 (another daughter? dau Margaret Ann Smith not listed with them?)
1850GAOglethorpeOglethorpe95of107 Dwg 726 Fam 727 Rankney Smith, 21 F, b: GA & Elizabeth John, 2 F b: GA5 (next house, related?)
1850GAOglethorpeOglethorpe96of107 Dwg 728 Fam 729 Moses Smith, 74 M, Farmer, $944 Real Est, b: VA?5 (related?)
Frances Smith, 74 F, b: VA
Clodias Smith, 23 M, Farmer, b: GA
Mary A. Smith, 19 F, b: GA
FamilySearch - GA, Elbert County Records, 1790-2002, Vital Records,
Marriages box M1 1813-17 & Marriages box M1 1818-1821 & Marriages box M1 1822-1825;
Reviewed all images and no Smith married to a Webb or similar names 19 Jun 2014
1830GAOglethorpeNoTwp82 Brinkly Smith8688 (Next line to Miles Smith - Relationship?)
Book “Gone to Georgia: Jackson and Gwinnett counties and their neighbors in the western migration” by William C. Steward, Publisher: Washington: National Genealogical Society, 1965 (Found Index on FHL Books 3 Jul 2012 - Mial Smith is on Page 214, book available at the Library of Congress)
Rootsweb, Oglethorpe County, GA, Index to Probate Files 1790-1960s8646 (Him? Others related?)
Smith, Mial, Date of File: 1865-67; LDS Film # 1907381; GA Dept Archives History (GDAH) Drawer/Film: 307/30
1850GAOglethorpeOglethorpe95of107 Dwg 725 Fam 726 Caroline Smith, 22 F, b: GA5 (another daughter? dau Margaret Ann Smith not listed with them?)
1850GAOglethorpeOglethorpe95of107 Dwg 726 Fam 727 Rankney Smith, 21 F, b: GA & Elizabeth John, 2 F b: GA5 (next house, related?)
1850GAOglethorpeOglethorpe96of107 Dwg 728 Fam 729 Moses Smith, 74 M, Farmer, $944 Real Est, b: VA?5 (related?)
Frances Smith, 74 F, b: VA
Clodias Smith, 23 M, Farmer, b: GA
Mary A. Smith, 19 F, b: GA
FamilySearch - GA, Elbert County Records, 1790-2002, Vital Records,
Marriages box M1 1813-17 & Marriages box M1 1818-1821 & Marriages box M1 1822-1825;
Reviewed all images and no Smith married to a Webb or similar names 19 Jun 2014
1830GAOglethorpeNoTwp82 Brinkly Smith8688 (Next line to Miles Smith - Relationship?)
Spouses
MemoWilkes County, GA became Elbert County, GA in 1790
Census1830, Oglethorpe County, GA8694
Census1840, Oglethorpe County, GA8695
Memo237th District
Census1850, Oglethorpe County, GA8692
Death Memo1820 bef birth of children?
FatherWilliam Claiborne Webb Sr. (1760-1813)
MotherMartha Margaret Deadwyler (1765-1839)
Research
Book “Gone to Georgia: Jackson and Gwinnett counties and their neighbors in the western migration” by William C. Steward, Publisher: Washington: National Genealogical Society, 1965 (Found Index on FHL Books 3 Jul 2012 - Evelina Webb is on Page 214, book available at the Library of Congress)
ChildrenJohn Clayton (>1820-1846)
Julius Pope (>1820-1895)
Dewitt Clinton (1825-1909)
William Manning (1828-1887)
Margaret Ann (>1830-1848)
UNNAMED (>1830-)