Time Line-- Fanny Culbertson Golliher (3/27/06)

1766 975 M29c Colonial soldiers of the South, 1732-1774 p. 783 Muster roll of Capt. Adam Alexader’s Co. , Mecklenbuirgh Co., NC, Clear Creek Militia, June 1766. Corporal John Culberson · Is this Fanny’s father?

1767, 1768 Granville County, NC Tax Lists. Online abstract source, see PAF notes for Thomas Philpot. Thomas and son, William · Is this Fanny’s grandfather? Her mother, Martha Philpot’s father?

975.6 R4rc North Carolina taxpayers Contains: v. 1. 1701-1786 -- v. 2. 1679-1790. 1769 Thomas Philpot 1784, Thomas Philpot, William Philpot · Is this Fanny’s grandfather? Her mother, Martha Philpot’s father?

1778 GA ratifies the Articles of Confederation.

22 May 1778, NC oath of allegiance, Thomas and William Philpot. Renounce King of Great Britain. · Is this Fanny’s grandfather? Her mother, Martha Philpot’s father?

1779 GA is under control of British.

1784-1820 Thousands of Americans moved to Georgia seeking inexpensive land. The first land lottery was held in 1805. (Early Records of Georgia states otherwise, Lottery of 1803.)

1784 975.6 R4rc North Carolina taxpayers Contains: v. 1. 1701-1786 -- v. 2. 1679-1790. Thomas Philpot and William Philpot. Brief abstract only. · Is this Fanny’s grandfather? Her mother, Martha Philpot’s father?

1783 Revolutionary War. See Van’s Creek Battle of Kettle Creek,

1786 975.8172 R4h 2 vols. Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 , Frank Parker Hudson. Thomas Colbert, Ragland Dist. Susanna Colbert, Ragland Dist. David Culbatson, Heard Dist. Richard Colbert, Nail Dist. · First evidence of Colberts in Wilkes Co,GA. Did Richard and Thomas come together and then others followed?

1787 975.6 P28o Abstract of North Carolina wills from about 1760 to about 1800. p. 130, 1787 Granville Will of Thomas Philpot, ref. to William Philpot, Martha Colbert, Mary Bradley. Brief abstract only. · Is this Fanny’s grandfather? Her mother, Martha Philpot’s father? · 2195765, Granville Co., NC wills and estate papers. Didn’t find any Philpots. · Ancestry.com ref. of this source. “1787 Philpot, Thomas, William; Colbert, Martha; Bradley, Mary.” · see original. 1788, 2209136 · Suspect this is Fanny’s mother, Martha. · Establishes connection with Thomas and William of tax lists 1767, 1784, and oath of allegiance 1778 and Martha Colbert and Mary Bradley. · Who is Thomas Philpot’s wife and mother of William, Martha and Mary. CHECK deeds in Granville Co for clues.

975.8172 R4h 2 vols. Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 , Frank Parker Hudson. No Gollihers Richard Colberson; John Colberson, Sr.; John Colberson, Jr. (poll only)--Kidd Dist. David Culberson--Kimbrough Dist. Susanna Colbert--Allen Dist. · Free white males 21 and older taxed, entitled to vote, i.e., poll. · First documentation of John Colbert/son in GA. · Colberson spelling is unique for these three. Evolution of the name.

159194 Tax digest, 1787, 1792-1794, 1801, 1805-1806, 1812 Wilkes Co. GA p. 29 David Culberson, 2 parcels @150 each, Wilkes p. 70 Richard Calberson, 2 parcels; 100, 79, 1 negro John Colberson, Sr., 2 parcels; 100, 90, 3 negroes, John Colberson, Jr., 2 parcels; 100, 100, · John Sr. with 190 acres, · John, Jr. 200 acres. · Kidd district. Is Richard related, same district as the two Johns. · Where is Thomas? Missing returns? Deeds next year.

1788 GA becomes a state.

975.8172 R2fm Wilkes co. Georgia deed books, Michael Martin Farmer. p. 147/p. 158.Thomas Colbert of Wilkes Co. bought 100 acres. Wit. Charles Goss, Nichodemus Colbert. Regd. 20 Oct. 1790. · This is first ref to Mary Colbert/son Goss’s husband, Charles Goss. · Nichodemus and Thomas Colbert/son are brothers of Mary, Nancy and Fanny as mentioned in their father’s will, 1789. · Assume Nichodemus is at least 21. · Is this the same Thomas of 1786 Ragland District? No Thomas in 1787 in the Allen District which must have been Ragland (being Susanna’s, she is consistent).

975.8172 R4h Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 No records for 1788

2209136 Granville County, North Carolina, estate records, 1746-1919 4 February 1788. Thomas Philpot, inventory · No detail of bequests as mentioned in 975.6 P28o Abstract of North Carolina wills from about 1760 to about 1800. p. 130, 1787 Granville Will of Thomas Philpot, ref. to William Philpot, Martha Colbert, Mary Bradley. Brief abstract only. or-- · Ancestry.com ref. of this source. “1787 Philpot, Thomas, William; Colbert, Martha; Bradley, Mary.” · See other Philpot references from this film. William, 1820; et al. Research notes 2/16/06. · “Captain Thomas Philpot, deceased.” 770 acres of land in Granville, 7 negroes, sheep, cattle, hogs, horses, wagon, household and farm items, 6077 pounds of tobacco, 85 barrels of corn. · Bonds on John Washington for 100 silver dollars. Received from said Washington 25---- due the estate. Thomas Goss --- to the estate £2. Ephraim Frasier --- to the estate 20 silver dollars and four shillings. Cash pounds by the executors 1-4. Philpot & Washington, Executors. · Is Thomas Goss related to Charles Goss (Mary Colbert/son’s husband)? It appears later that Charles father is Benjamin, Sr. and a brother Benjamin, Jr.

1789 975.8172 R2fm Wilkes co. Georgia deed books, Michael Martin Farmer. p. 142/p. 114. 10 May 1789, John Colbert of Wilkes Co. bought 150 acres on west side of Dry Fork of Vanns Creek. Wit.--Richard Colbert, Thomas Colbert. Perhaps Richard is a cousin. Regd. 30 Oct. 1790. · John’s will uses both Colbert and Colbertson surnames. · Fanny’s father, John? · John in May, apparently has 290 acres in Wilkes Co. Makes will in August. · Martha may have inherited from father in 1788 will providing funds. He had much propery. Estate papers do not list bequests only inventory. · Fanny had a brother Thomas.

0184824 Wills (original loose papers), 1790-1852 John Colbertson will, 28 August 1789, proved 2 February 1790. Wife Martha Colbert^son, Son John Colbertson, executers. Wife, Martha/Patty Children-- Thomas Colbertson John Colbertson Mary Goss Nicodemus Colbertson Philpot Colbertson Martha Colbertson Fanny Colbertson Nancy, “youngest” · Wife named as Martha and as Patty. This was traditional of the day. Note the case of Martha Washington, wife of George Washington. · Colbert ^son and Colbertson is used throughout the document. Some of the children continue to use Colbert in documents. · Education for Philpot and Nancy was addressed. · 975.8 H2m Memoirs of Georgia. p. 997. S.J. Jernigan, entry claims Jernigan was the grandson of John Colvert [Colbert] “whose family was among the early settlers of Wilkes county [GA]. If he is its not through Fanny/Frances as is claimed by some on World Tree database at Ancestry. March 2006 I wrote several emails to web pages claiming this Fanny as Frances Colbert Jernigan. No responses.

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.2/p.8 10 May 1789, land sold to Richard Colbert on Dry Fork of Vann’s Creek. Wit. John Colbert, Thomas Colbert.

975.8612 R28t Greene County, Georgia land records : Deeds, 1785-1810 p. 74/p.406. 13 December 1789. Indenture between Gerald Burch of Greene Co., Grantor, and John Colbert, Grantee, for £60 sterling; 180 acres of land formerly in Wilkes, now Greene co., granted 13 December 1785 and annexed to Gererd Burch, bounded by Joiningham, Andrew Frazer, and Stewart lands. Wit.: Nichodumus Colbert. recorded 12 November 1796. · Is this land sold to settle John Sr. estate? August will.

975.8172 R4h Tax Digest. None for 1789

1790 A century of population growth. Distribution of Gollaher, and variants in 1790 cen. PA-24, MD-1, VA-3, NC-3, SC-2 heads of families. GA not listed. None in ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT, NY.1790 Census information Names of heads of families Free white males of 16 years and older, including heads of families. Free white males under 16 years. Free white females, including heads of families All other free persons Slaves Distribution of Culbertson, and variants in 1790 cen. ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT, VA all 0. NY-2, PA-36, MD-2, NC-8, SC-2. · States Colberts may have come from-- NY, PA, MD, NC, SC.

1790 North Carolina Census notes. John Culbertson, 0204060000. 2 males 16 and older including head of family. 4 males under 16 6 females 16 and older including head of family. · John and Martha family were in GA in 1787. No GA returns.

975.8172 R4h 2 vols. Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 , Frank Parker Hudson. David Culbotson, Wilkes, Franklin, Greene Co.--Kimbrough Dist. Susannah Colbert, no poll paid--Thompson dist. Thomas Colbert--Trimble Dist. Richard Colbert--Trimble Dist. Marthah Colbert --Trimble Dist. (editor noter: “possibly widow of John Colbert/Colberson, whose will was lost in the burned Will Book D-D, and whose only return is found 1787, CCC 004. See Willkes Co. Deed Book G-G p. 114 for purchase of 150 acres on both side of Dry Fork of Vann’s Creek by John Colbert 10 May 1789. · The will is available on film 0184824, Court of Ordinary, Wilkes Co., GA wills, 1790-1852. 975.8172 X2h 1790 Census for Wilkes C.,, GA: prepared from tax returns with abstracts of the 1790 tax returns. Frank Parker Hudson. p. 26, Kimbrough’s District--David Culbotson, Wilkes. Three entries. Wilkes, Greene and Franklin co. Wilkins Dist--Benjamin Goss Blacks Dist--Benjamin Goss, Wilkes, Franklin co. Thompson Dist--Susannah Colbert, no poll Trimble Dist--Thomas Colbert; Marthah Colbert 180 acres, 6 slaves ,no poll; Thomas Colbert Adminr. for Stephen Westbrook; Jessee Goss, poll only; John Colbert; Richard Colbert. (all have acreage except Jessee) · Poll paid by males over 21 irrespective of property. · Charles Goss was listed in index. His district was created in 1791. It became Oglethorpe Co. in 1793. He may be found in Wood’s District of the first Oglethorpe Co. tax digest. 1795 #177698, -699,-700, -701 · Is Jesse Goss a brother of Charles and Benjamin?

975.8172 R4h v1. Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 Charles Goss listed in Index (91BB 012, 92Y 177) but BB was not found in the listings or the map. BB in 1791, would have been in the area where the town of Goss, Elbert Co., which was Black’s District on a 1785 Hudson map. No “Y” listing in 1791 was found. However ”Y” is located at the town of Colbert, Oglethorpe Co., on the 1790 Hudson map. Hudson used the 1970 USGS Georgia map as a base. · Benjamin Goss, likely father of Charles was listed numerous times 1790 through 1805. Other Goss names included Hambleton, Jessee. · These county observations led research to Oglethorpe and Elbert counties.

1790 Cen, James Galleher, Iredell Co, NC

1790 cen Hugh Galliher, Rowan Co. NC

1791 975.8172 R2fm Wilkes co. Georgia deed books, Michael Martin Farmer p. 328/p.207. Thomas Colbert witness to land sale.

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.38/p.141 26 Feb 1791, Thomas Colbert land adj. to that of land bought by Isaac Meadows from Moses Trimble. See also /p.144 for similar ref. 20 Sept 1792.

975.8172 R4h 2 vols. Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 , Frank Parker Hudson. David Culberson--Anthony Dist. John Colbert--Greene co., Simmon Dist. · John, Jr.

1792 159194 Tax digest, 1787, 1792-1794, 1801, 1805-1806, 1812 Wilkes Co. GA No Gollihers, no Culbertsons. Perhaps missing districts.

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.38/p.144 20 Sept 1792. Thomas Colbert land adj. to that of land sold by Isaac Meadows to William Moore, South Fork of Vanns Creek. p.40/p.155 17 Dec 1792, Benjamin Goss & Elizabeth, his wife, sell land at Ceder Creek. p.117/p.11. 16 Nov. 1792. Thomas Colbert in behalf of Fanny Colbert as her guardian. John Colbert, Charles Goss & in behalf of Patsy Colbert as her guardian, Nicodemus Colbert, Thoms Colbert Sr., as guardian for Philpot Colbert. 150 acres sold to William Bibb. Tract was part of original grant to Thomas Gregg & sold to John Colbert, dec’d. adj. Dry Fork of Vanns Creek. (signed) John Colbert, Charles & Martha Colbert, Nicodemus Colbert, Thomas Colbert & Fanny Colbert, Thomas Colbert for Philpot Colbert as guardian. · This is a pivotal piece of data establishing that Fanny, Patsy (Martha) and Philpot were minors. Born after 1771. · Philpot buys land in 1794, but is minor requiring guardianship in 1792. He is likely born 1773. This gives a baseline from which to figure the birth years of his siblings. Thomas, 1764; John, 1766; Mary, 1768; Nicodemus, 1771; Philpot/Phillip, 1773, Martha/Patsy, 1775, Fanny, 1777 (making her a realistic 26 when husband, James deeds horse and saddle to dau. Nancy in 1803); and Nancy, 1779. · 1810 KY census Fanny was 26-45. She would be 33 if born in 1777. · Marr. of Nancy in later references. Feb 1799. · CHECK KY census for James to check reliability of above. · All of the above further establishes Fanny Colbertson of the John Colbertson 1789 will as Fanny/Frances Culbertson Golliher, mother of William Culbertson Golliher, grandmother of Elizabeth Golliher Benson. Elizabeth is my children’s 2ggrandmother. It makes sense. · Fanny and Martha (Patsy) sign · Philpot’s guardian signs for him. Why doesn’t he sign for himself as he is older than Fanny and Martha. · Find and copy the original document for Fanny’s signature; that’s a rare opportunity. Elbert County deeds. I called, they agreed to send 2/06, but not received. · Thomas, Sr., therefore he must have a Thomas, Jr. · Thomas, Sr. is likely brother of Fanny, Martha/Patsy and Philpot as is John Colbert and Nicodemus He would be 28 if calculations are correct. · Charles Goss is their brother-in-law, married to Mary.

1793 975.8172 R4h Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 No Gollihers

159194 Tax digest, 1787, 1792-1794, 1801, 1805-1806, 1812 Wilkes Co. GA No Gollihers, Culbertsons

Hereafter, CHECK other counties; Elberta, Oglethorpe, etc.

1794 975.8172 R4h Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 No Gollihers

975.8172 R4h 2 vols. Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 , Frank Parker Hudson. No Culbertson, or Gollihers

163527 Inventory & appraisement and sales on estates, 1794-1924 Inferior Court Wilkes, GA May 1794, p. 52, James Williams estate, store account owed by Miss Galhaur, 13s 4p · Who is Miss Galhaur? Sister of James Golliher?

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.140/p.117 8 Oct. 1794, Thomas Colbert & Anne, his wife, sell land to Philpot Colbert on Vanns Creek waters., receipt ack. by Phillip Colbert. Wit.: Nicodemus Colbert. · Anne signed (x). · Apparently in 1794 Philpot/Phillip is of age to contract, age 21. p.144/p.134 15 Sept. 1794, land sold adjacent to Thomas Colbert.

1795 975.8172 R4h Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 Poll not required in 1795. No Gollihers.

975.8172 R2fm Wilkes co. Georgia deed books, Michael Martin Farmer p. 499/p.133. Thomas Colbert witnessed Thurmon land sale. Regd. 5 Aug. 1797.

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.75/p.172 20 Jan 1795, wit. Philip Calbert(?) p.97/p..77. 5 Feb 1795, Nicodemus Colbert sold land on Dry Fork of Vans Creek. · Probably Philip Colbert

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.145/p.138 13 Dec. 1797, Benjamin Goss Sr., & Elizabeth his wife sell land were Benjamin Goss Sr. formerly lived on Cedar Creek adj. to Charles Goss. including the part of land given fomrely verbally by Benjamin Goss, Sr., to Benjamin Goss, Jr., · Benjamin, Sr.’s wife, Elizabeth · Benjamin, Jr., and Charles are likely brothers and sons of Benjamin, Sr. and Elizabeth. · Charles is husband of Mary Colbert/son, sister of Fanny.

163527 Inventory & appraisement and sales on estates, 1794-1924 Inferior Court Wilkes, GA 1795-1797 No Culbertsons

1796 Thomas Colbert, 4 slaves, no land--Wooton Dist.

975.8 V2w v.1 Marriages and deaths 1763 to 1820. Abstracted from extant GA Newspapers. Marriage performed by Mr. S.F. Gallaher, Minister of the Catholic Church, CM 10/26/1796.

975.8612 R28t Greene County, Georgia land records : Deeds, 1785-1810 p.282/p.165. December 1796, William Colbert witness land sale. · First mention of William. Could he be son of Fanny’s older brothers. p.289/p.204. 30 June 1796, Peggy Colbert witness of land sale. p.289/p.209. 20 May 1796, Clarey Culbertson and William Browning, Principals, with John Browning as Security, both are bound by the sum of $600. Principals shall administer the estate of David Culbertson, deceased. Recorded 20 May 1796. · check original for appraisers. p.30/p.164. · see 15 June 1796 below. · see tax references from 1786 to death. · is there a relationship between this David Culberson/Culbertson and John Colbertson, dec’d 1789/1790? · Benson family has traditional connected Fanny Culbertson to David and either Clara Browning or Ruth Smith or Lucy Wilkinson as her parents. Also that she was born in North Carolina, 1783. I think it is more likely her father was related to this David Culberson of South Carolina. · 13 Pedigree Resource File entries claim David Culberson and Ruth Smith as her parents. I need to resubmit mine with a new approximate birth date. Mine is 19 Oct 1783 Rowan Co,NC which I got from David’s file. I need to correct her mother’s name to be Martha/Patty. · Lucy Wilkinson and David Culbertson were married, Greene Co., 12/24/1818. 975.8612 V2i Greene County, Georgia marriage records, 1788-1875 which eliminates that couple. · David Culberson, b. VA, d. GA and Clara/Clarissa/Clary Browning b. NC are listed in DAR Patriot records. See Linda Culbertson Pound, [email protected], e-mail, for other David Culberson information.

975.8612 P28t Greene County, Georgia wills, 1786-1877 p.49/p.268. 19 March 1796. Clarey Culberson and William Browning applied for letters of admin., estate of David Culberson, late deceased of South Carolina, Pendleton County. “Note: Inventory listed on page 164” . [below] p.30/p.164. ,Recorded 15 June 1796. Inventory of estate of David Culbertson, dec’d. Included 176 acres in Pendleton county, South Carolina and 400 acres in Franklin Co., GA. Appraisers illegible.

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.120/p.25 21 Dec 1796, Benjamin Goss, Srl, of Elbert Co, GA, farmer, to John Andrew of Oglethorpe Co, GA all the land on which he now lives, 220 acres in Elbert Co. on Cedar Creek, waters of Broad River, adj. Grey, Jesse White, Charles Goss, & James Brown.

1797 975.8172 R4h 2 vols. Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 , Frank Parker Hudson. William Culberson, poll only--Josey Dist. · “only complete extant Tax Digest for Wilkes Co. for the period 1795 - 1801” · Culbertsons/Colberts are probably in another county due to many changes in county lines over the past several years.

975.8612 R28t Greene County, Georgia land records : Deeds, 1785-1810 p.282/165. 4 February 1797, 70 acres in Greene Co. sold to Clary Culbertson of Greene County. wit,: John Browning, Jr., Recorded 16 May 1797. The area where Culbertsons lived had become part of Elbert Co. by this time. CHECK FOR MARR. JAMES GOLLIHOR AND FANNY CULBERTSON, (earliest available 1804!) Charles Goss and Mary Colbertson prior to 1789. 209536 848250, #1

975.8612 R28t Greene County, Georgia land records : Deeds, 1785-1810 1 March 1797, appraisment goods, chattles and credits estate of Peter Martin, Greene Co, . . . 170 acres near Greensobor sold to and not paid for by Thomas Daniell.

975.8 S2m Index to Georgia Wills. [list only] William Colbert, Hancock, 1797.

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.123/p.37, 23 Feb 1797, James McCleskey & Isabella, his wife, to Benjamin Goss, part of land granted to James McCleskey, down middle of Falling Creek on N. side. p.145/p.138 13 Dec 1797, Benjamin Goss, Sr. & Elizabeth, his wife, to John Andrew, land where Benjamin Goss, Sr., formerly lived, 270 acre on Cedar Creek, including th part ofland given formerly verbally by Benjaimn Goss, Sr. to BenjaminGos, Jr. p.209/p.166 9 Dec 1797, Thomas Colbert to Jesse Suttle, 150 acres on Falling Creek, wit. Charles Goss.

1798 Livingston Co., KY formed.

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.192/p.86 30 Nov 1798, Nichodemus Colbert sells land to Joseph Nix on Dry Fork of Vanns Creek. Wit: Philip Colbert, Joseph Nix. Mary Colbert rel. dower rights. · Mary, apparently wife of Nichodemus Colbert as she was required to relinquish her dower rights of the property. Following the ownership of this piece of land would possibly lead to her parentage. · See vol. 3 for other ref. to Nix.

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.171/p.129, 7 Apr 1798, Benjamin Goss, Sr. & Elizabeth, his wife, to Hesekiah Gray, where Charles Goss lately lived. ...being part called Chandler survey, the other being part of Merritt's survey...Webbs Ferry Road to Broad. . . .

975.8612 R28t Greene County, Georgia land records : Deeds, 1785-1810 p.344/p.547. 11 October 1798, Isham Goss of Elbert County and Eleanor, his wife, sold 338 acres in Greene Co. to Curtis Wilbourn, originally granted to Curtis Wilbourn and conveyed to Dyonetious Oliver, then conveyed by said Oliver to his daughter, Eleanor, now the wife of Isham [G]oss. Recorded 9 March 1803. · Eleanor Oliver dau. of Dyonetious Oliver, wife of Isham Goss.

1799 975.8163 R28f, v.2. Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Books K - R, 1806 - 1819, Michael Martin Farmer. p.14/p.64. Jan 21, 1799 deed , Thomas Colbert (referenced twice), Nicodemus Colbert lands are adjacent to the land being sold.

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.184/p.46 5 Feb 1799, James Shepherd to Isham Goss (Gross) [first such notation], on Falling Creek waters, wit: Charles Goss, Marey Goss.

975.8612 V2i Greene County, Georgia marriage records, 1788-1875 p. 00014 Brides Nancy Colbert marr. Jacob Hightower, 02/18/1799 · This is likely the “youngest” dau of John Colbertson will 1789.

975.8175 R4. 1799 tax Oglethorpe Charles Goss?

975.8175 R2f v. 1 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books A-E, 1794-1809 . p.145/p.448. 9 Feb 1799. Wit: Wm P. Culbertson. p.157/p.536. 9 Feb. 1799. Frederick Crowder & Milley, his wife, to Philpot Colbert [land sale] . . . Spring Branch . . . Beverdam Creek. . . . 975.8175 R4h 1799 Tax list of Oglethorpe Co., GA. p.5 Nicholas Colbert in Capt. James Thompson District. Philip Colbert in Capt. James Thompson District. · Listed only, no other detail.

1800 CHECK 1800 CEN

975.8172 R4h Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 2 vols. No Gollihors. One district missing, one partial. Neither one in the areas of Golliher tradition indicating Gollihers moved to GA 1800/1801.

Heritage Quest online William Gollaher, 1800 census, Caswell Co. NC

Thomas Goss and William Philpott, 1800 Census, Granville, NC

1800 cen, Rowan Co, NC, Hugh Gollihar

1800 cen, Caswell Co, NC, William Galloher.

1800 Cen, Iredell, NC, James Gollihar

975.8612 R28t Greene County, Georgia land records : Deeds, 1785-1810 p.235/p.580. 5 September 1800, 575 acres in Washington Co, now Greene sold to Charles Daniel.

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.269/p.55 22 Apr 1800, James Colbert sells land on Sculshoal Creek waters,. Part of original granted to the heirs of James Colbert, adj. to James Colbert. Signed by James (d) Colbert and Nancy Colbert. · Check for death/will of James Colbert. See later references to James (x) Colbert, 1805 · Is this action prior to his death but after his will? · Is this Nancy Colbert James’ wife? 975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.235/p.94 9 Apr. 1800, John Calvert [note spelling, is this a Colbert, which John Colbert?] to Isaac Vincen, land on Holly Creek waters, adj. E. by John McCurdy, 200 acres, (signed) John Calvert, Mary(/) Calvert.

975.8172 R4h 2 vols. Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 , Frank Parker Hudson. No Gollihers or Culbertsons. · Culbertsons/Colberts are probably in another county due to many changes in county lines over the past several years. Check Greene, Elbert, Oglethorpe.

975.8175 R2f v. 1 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books A-E, 1794-1809 . p.197/p.138. 11 July 1800. William P. Culberson & Alethe, his wife, to Solomon Jinings $71.31 . . . [land sale] . . . . p.198/p.139. 6 Jun 1800. Wit: W.P. Culbertson.

163527 Inventory & appraisement and sales on estates, 1794-1924 Inferior Court Wilkes, GA Feb 1800, p 89 Benjamin Goss bought dozen mugs p. 119 Ben Goss bought fire dogs from John Smith estate, Charles Smith, exec.

1801 975.8172 R4h Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 2 vols. District P missing, O (Renders) and S partial.

163527 Inventory & appraisement and sales on estates, 1794-1924 Inferior Court Wilkes, GA p. 205 Benjamin Goss, appraiser, estate of Absalom Thurmond, p. 207, Thurmond estate debt, Benjamin Goss one of 4 appraisers

159194 Tax digest, 1787, 1792-1794, 1801, 1805-1806, 1812 Wilkes Co. GA No Gollihers or Culbertsons.

1802 975.8172 R4h Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 Thomas Gollehor [Sr.], Hugh H. Gollehor, Thomas Gollehor, [Jr.], poll only. Richard Gollihor, defaulter. All Render’s district. All males 21 or older. · James not listed, yet he gifts a horse to his daughter in 1803. · Perhaps he was living in his wife’s traditional area. · If she is Fanny Colbert/son dau of John and Martha mentioned in her father’s will of 1989 she would be about what age? . · Two apparently younger siblings are bequeathed 3 and 2 years of schooling. What was the traditional age of schooling? · Check other counties, boundary changes. Greene, Elbert, Oglethorpe.

975.8612 R28t Greene County, Georgia land records : Deeds, 1785-1810 10 June 1803, 710 acres sold to Thomas Daniell fo Greene County, (granted to William Merritt on 5 March 1800, bounded by Payne and Evens).

975.8172 R4h 2 vols. Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 , Frank Parker Hudson. Thomas Gollehor, poll Hugh H. Gollehor, poll Thomas Gollehor, poll Richard Gollihor, polling defaulter · Hudson comment--defaulters almost always were not 21 yet.

1803 975.8172 N2d. Wilkes Co GA papers 1773-1883, p. 225 James Gollihor, gift horse, saddle to dau. Nancy.

975.8175 R2f v. 1 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books A-E, 1794-1809 . p.247/p.357. 12Dec 1803. wit: Nicholas Colbert, proved by Nicholas Colbert 19 Mar 1804.

975.8172 R4h Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 No records for 1803

975.8612 R28t Greene County, Georgia land records : Deeds, 1785-1810 p.368/p.691. March 1803 , land (497 acres) sold which was originally part of an original grant to James Colberth of 575 acres.

975.8163 R28f, v.2. Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Books K - R, 1806 - 1819, Michael Martin Farmer. Ibid., p.21/p.105. April 2, 1803. Land sold adjacent to land owned by Richard Colbert, Thomas Colbert and R. Colbert (Richard again?).

975.817 N2d, p. 299, 304-305. Early records of Wilkes Go. Ga, Vol 1 by Davidson. p. 305 Persons entitled to number of lottery draws. 2= marr, w/ wife or child under 21, 1-yr res GA min. 1=batch, 1-yr res GA min., over 21. June 13, 1803-- Thomas Galliher Sr. 2 draws Thomas Galliher Jr. 2 draws James Galliher 2 draws Richard Golliher 1 draw Note: See 1807 Newspaper Abstracts. See 1805 GA land lottery persons entitled to draws,Graham online reference.

163527 Inventory & appraisement and sales on estates, 1794-1924 Inferior Court Wilkes, GA 11 Nov 1803 p. 268 Thomas Goliher bought one cow, $10, estate of Benjamin Martin p. 269 James Goliher bought broad axe and cooper’s edge for $1.50., recorded Aug 8, 1806.

1804 975.8172 R4h Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 Thomas Gallauger [Sr.], James Gallauger, Richard Gallaugher, Render Dist. Thomas Gallauger [Jr.], Henderson Dist. · It might be supposed that Thomas, Jr. had moved from the traditional Gollihor home in Renders Dist.

975.8612 R28t Greene County, Georgia land records : Deeds, 1785-1810 p.396/p.88. Recorded 6 November 1804. 260.5 acres including plantation whereon John Colbert and Peyton Wade now live, sold to Peyton Wade of Greene Co. as highest bidder. p.401/p.114. 9 October 1804. Land sale witness: John G. Colbert. p.408/p.154. 28 July 1804. 530 acres in Grene Co. sold to Thomas Daniel of Greene Co.

975.8172 R4h 2 vols. Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 , Frank Parker Hudson. James Gallaugher, poll--Render Thomas Gallaugher, poll--Render Richard Gallauger, poll--Render Thomas Gallauger, poll--Henderson

1805 1805 Georgia Land Lottery Persons Entitled to Draws as found at http://www. 1805georgialandlottery.com/g.shtml n/a at FHL. Elisha Colbert (1) John Colbert (1) Jonathan Colbert (1) Meriam Colbert (1) Nicholas Colbert (1) Philip E. Colbert (1) Thomas Colbert (1)

David Culbertson [orphans of] (1) JJerry Culbertson (1) William P. Culbertson (1)

Archibald Culbreath (1) Daniel Culbreath (1) Daniel Culbreath [orphans of] (1) James Culbreath (1) Jane Culbreath (1) John Culbreath (2) John Culbreath [an orphan] (1) Nevin Culbreath (1) Sarah Culbreath [widow] (1) Thomas Culbreath (2) James Gollcher (1) Richard Gollcher (1) Thomas Gollcher Junr. (1) Thomas Gollcher Senr. (1)

Benjamin Goss (2) Charles Goss (1) Isham Goss (1)

975.8 R2gp 1805 Georgia land lottery, fortunate drawers and grantees, Graham, Paul V. "The Act of 11 May 1803 established the general process by which the land lottery would operate. The law outlined the creation of three counties and thirteen districts: five districts in Baldwin County, three districts in Wayne County, and five districts in Wilkinson County. Each district was to be surveyed into lots, containing 202.5 acres each in Baldwin and Wilkinson counties and 490 acres each in Wayne County. In the end, 4580 land lots were surveyed. All square (or whole) lots, as well as all islands containing more than 100 acres, were included in the land lottery drawing. All fractions were held out and sold at public auction in 1806" Lot 383, Nicholas Colbert, Oglethorpe, fortunate drawer and grantee; 4 Dec 1805, grant date; BaD2GB:257, grant book.

975.8172 R4h Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 Thomas Golihor, Jr., Richard Goliher, James Goliher, Thomas Goliher, Sr.

975.8612 R28t Greene County, Georgia land records : Deeds, 1785-1810 p.409/p.159. 28 January 1805. 72 acres in Greene Co. sold to John Colbert Co.

975.8163 R28f v. 1 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.339/p.154 17 Apr 1805, Wit. James (x) Colbert.

975.8172 R4h 2 vols. Wilkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785-1805 , Frank Parker Hudson. Thomas Golihr, Jr., poll--Render Richard Goliher, poll--Render James Goliher, poll-Render Thomas Goliher Sr., poll--Render

159194 Tax digest, 1787, 1792-1794, 1801, 1805-1806, 1812 Wilkes Co. GA District #7 James Goliher Listed only, meaning poll of male over 21. Thomas Goliher, Sr. " Thomas Goliher, Jr. “ Richard Goliher "

975.8163 R28f, v.2. Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Books K - R, 1806 - 1819, Michael Martin Farmer. p. 1/ p. 3 28 Mar. 1805, Sally S. Bibb to Richard Colbert both of Elbert Co., for $400, tract bought by William Bibb, deed, of the estate of John Colbert, dec’d., 150 acres, adj. Dry Fork of Vans Creekon E., Peasant Bibb on W., sold to Wm. Bibb, dec’d by heirs of John Colbert, decd., viz: Charles Goss, Marthie Colbert, Nicodemus Colbert, Frankey [Fanny] Colbert, & Thomas Colbert, guardian for Philip Colbert, received 18 Nov. 1796. Sally, executrix of will of Wm. Bibb, decd. (signed) Sally S. Bibb. Test: Payton Bibb, Wm. Allen, J.P. Regd. 3 Mar. 1806. Apparently, Richard Colbert bought 150 acres that had been sold to Bibb when John Colbertson estate was settled. This documents the following and brings up more questions and observations: · Richard is not mentioned as a son in John Colbertson’s will. Who is he? I have seen other references to a Richard Colbert. Is he a cousin? There are other Colberts in Wilkes Co. a bit further south. · Change of the Colbertson name to Colbert. · Charles is the husband of Mary Goss named in the will. · Philpot in the will is Philip Colbert thereafter. · Philip/Philpot was a minor in 1796. · Martha and Fanny had not married by 1796. · Nancy, the youngest, is not mentioned. · John Colbert, son, is not mentioned. He is an executor of his father’s will, with his mother, Martha/Patty. · Mary, Martha, Nicodemus, Fanny, Thomas--is this the birth order. · John’s wife, Martha, is likely deceased in 1796 and this sale was the selling of the property to settle John’s estate. See also James Golliher’s heirs, court record 1818. However, the will bequeaths everything to Martha/Patty, wife. · Upon her demise the estate is to be equally divided among his children: Thomas, John, Mary Goss, Nicodemus, Philpot, Martha, Fanny. · Upon his death, Nancy, the youngest, was given a slave, feather bed, furniture as dowry as well as expense of her education of two years but was not included in the equal division of the estate upon the widow’s death. · Unmarried children would receive 20 pounds at their marriage before widow’s demise or if they marry after her demise, 20 £ before his estate was divided equally.

975.8163 R28f, v.2. Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Books K - R, 1806 - 1819, Michael Martin Farmer. p.33/p.190. 26 Oct. 1805 “John Daniel of Elbert Co., for $120, to Jane Childs, on Dry Fork of Vans Creek in sd. co., adj. Richard Colbert, mouth of Spring Branch, up branch to Thomas Colbert, Benjamin Allen, 34 acres, 26 Oct. 1805, (signed) J. Daniel. Wit: Jas. Alston, Sr., B. Allen. Elizabeth, wife of John Daniel, rel. [released] dower rights, 16 Dec. 1806. Wm. Allen, J.P. Regd. 21 July 1807.” · There is a later (1819) reference to a Daniel and Colbert relationship where in John Colbert is bequeathed land as son-in-law of James Daniel dec’d. · Van’s Creek, Elbert Co., had been Wilkes Co. earlier. It is Culbertson territory.

184824 Wills (original loose papers), 1790-1852 Wilkes, GA Ordinary Court [This is the film that has the John Colbertson/Colbert original 1789 will.] There was a John Colbert listed in a will for James Daniel, 1819/prov’d1821, which I note here as it may be useful in Colbertson research. See film for more complete detail.

· Considerable property, i.e., plantations, slaves, etc. left to heirs. · Sons--Cunningham Daniel, John Daniel--plantations on which they reside, plus items. · Son William Daniel’s widow and daughter, Elizabeth William Daniel · dau, Jane Daniel--slaves, furnishings, cows, sheep, $1,000 (invested by designated persons). If she marries the investment is divided or given to her at the discretion of the executors. Possession of the family home, east end, where she lives. If she marries, the entire home goes to David Daniel for his disposal. · Dau, Sarah [Daniel] Ellington and children by Josiah Ellington, slaves and $550. · Son-in-law John Colbert, slaves, previous property given. [I wonder if the dau married to John Colbert was deceased.] No mention of children. · Son, Samuel Daniel given land, slaves · Son, Thomas Daniel given land, slaves. · Son, Richard Daniel’s widow, Nancy Daniel and child, Francis, 100 acres where he lived, $1800, slaves. · Son, David Daniel, plantation, slaves, furniture, animals, tools.

· See also Thomas Daniel, 1792.

1806 Tax Digest Wilkes, GA Richard, Thomas Sr, Thomas Jr, James, Joseph Goliher

177699 tax digests, 1806-1815 Ragans District , 7 #70 Philip Colbert #92 Nicholas Colbert John Smith District, 11 #90 William P. Culbertson, 4 listings

975.8175 R2f v. 1 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books A-E, 1794-1809 . p.333,334/p.145. 13 Mar 1806. wit: Philip Colbert. p.347/p.196. 6 Dec 1806. Nicholas Colbert to Philip Colbert, for $300 [land sale] Beaverdam Creek. p.348/p.199. 6 Nov 1806. John Bridges to Philip colbert for $1000, [land sale] Beaverdam Creek. . . . Wit: Nicholas Colbert.

0318171 Order Books (Court records.) Livingston Co. KY No Gollihers

159194 Tax digest, 1787, 1792-1794, 1801, 1805-1806, 1812 Wilkes Co. GA District #1 Richard Goliher Thomas Goliher, Jr. James Goliher, Thomas Goliher, Sr. Joseph Goliher

District #3 Charles Smith for Nancy Smith, Green Co Beaverdam Creek heirs of John Taylor Smith 136 acres District #14 George Smith 12 slaves 250, 250 Beaverdam Creek 350 Green Co. Nathan Smith 4 slaves 110, 110 Beaverdam Creek Albert Smith 100 Beaverdam Creek · At this point I was collecting Smith names because of the belief of some descendants that Fanny Culbertson was the daughter of David Culbertson and Ruth Smith.

975.8163 R28f, v.2. Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Books K - R, 1806 - 1819, Michael Martin Farmer. p.59/p.52. Oct 28, 1806. Proved 25 June 1808, Rec. 3 Oct 1808. Elisha Colbert [probably another branch of Colbert family] of Randolph Co., Indiana Territory, to William Colbert [probably another branch of Colbert family also] of Elbert Co. . . . all his right & claim as a legatee of 100 acres in Elbert Co. on Savannah River waters granted to the Heirs of James Colbert, decd.

· Elisha and William are likely sons of James Colbert, dec’d. · Perhaps Richard of the 1803, 1805 references is also a brother. · Frank Parker Hudson, of Silkes County, Georgia tax records, 1785 - 1805, observes/notes that Susannah Culbert/Colbert, 1785, 1786, 1787, 1790 tax records is the widow of James Colbert. · Perhaps James Colbert, dec’d, is a brother to John Colbertson of the 1789 will.

1807 William C Gollaher b. Jan 16, 1807, Washington, Wilkes, GA / family/church records of his time.

975.8612 R28t Greene County, Georgia land records : Deeds, 1785-1810 p.462/p.565. 9 March 1807. 490 acres in Wayne Co., District I, Lot #60,sold to William Colbert of Greene Co.

975.8172 B3p Newspaper Abstracts 1802, 1805-1809 p. 161-164 September 19, 1807, vol vii, no. 344. Land Lottery Fortunate drawers in Wilkes county: Thomas Goltiher, sen.--Baldwin County James Golicher--Wilkinson County

177699 tax digests, 1806-1815 Moore Dist. 6 #68 Isham Goss Hitchcock Dist, 7 #47 Nicholas Colbert #48 Phillip Colbert John Smith Dist, 10 #90 William P. Culberson, 3 listings

975.8175 R2f v. 1 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books A-E, 1794-1809 . p.354/p.229. 12 Jan 1807. Esekiel E. Park of Greene Col, GA to Philip P. Colbert for $260 [land sale] on Broad River.

008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY. 1807 #1 Goodaher, Tho^s, 200 acres. p. 15, To whom name entered--”Davis” 1 white male over 16, 2 horses Goodaher, J^ms, Note: There were no typical Golliher variants. Gollafin, Martin. 1 white male over 21, 3 horses

975.8612 P28t Greene County, Georgia wills, 1786-1877 p.88,89/p.14 Recorded 10 January 1807. Will of Charley Goss. To wife, Mary, . . . To son Hezekiah Fleming Goss . . . ,To daughter Martha . . . To daughter Mariah Sophia . . . . To son Charley Simon Hamilton Goss . . . . To son John Colbert Goss . . . . Wit.: John Tolbert · I wonder if in the original the witness is Colbert not Tolbert. · Some think Charles Goss was born 23 February; 1765 in Buckingham Co., VA · Also that he married Mary Ann Colbert abt. 1789 in VA.

975.8 S2m Index to Georgia Wills. [list only] p. 182 Charles Goss, Greene Co., 1806-1816.

177830 Tax digests, 1807-1867 Georgia. Court of Ordinary, Wilkes, GA District 16 Thomas Goliher, Sr. James Goliher Thomas Goliher, Jr. Richard Goliher Joseph Goliher · No Culbertsons · No tax lists for 1808 on film. · Check Green county wills for Culbertson, 1793. There were some Green county listings.

0318171 Order Books (Court records.) Livingston Co. KY No Gollihers

975.8175 R2f v. 2 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books F-J, 1809-1820. p.204/p.508. 1 Sept 1812. Reference to court order to meet at William P. Culbertsons 18 Apr,. 1807.

William Culbertson Galaher, son of James Galaher and Fanny Culbertson LDS Temple Records, live ordinances 1845 Nauvoo and 1846 Nauvoo-- born 16 Jan. 1807, d. 6 Dec 1867. no. 2198, book A Slg. p.291. · If Fanny was born in 1777, she would have been 30.

975.8172 B3p Newspaper Abstracts, pp 161-164. Sept. 19,1807. Land Lottery Fortunate drawers in Wilkes county: Baldwin County--Thomas Goltiher, sen. Wilkinson County--James Golicher

1808 No Tax Digest Wilkes, GA

177699 tax digests, 1806-1815 Moon Dist, #34 Isham Goss, two listings Hitchcock Dist, #42 Nicholas Colbert #76 Phillip P. Colbert Smith Dist #40 William P. Culbertson, 4 listings Beall Dist #75 James Daniel, Sr., 2 listings #76 Thomas Daniel for Richard Daniel

975.8175 R2f v. 1 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books A-E, 1794-1809 . p.398/p.409. 31 Mar 1808. Richardson Hammer & Mary, his wife to William P. Culbertson for $1200, on Goose Pond Creek, [land sale] . . . . p.398/p.410. 31 Oct 1808. Clement Glenn to William P. Culbertson & Henry Tally Woody, for $1500 [land sale]. . . on South Broad River.

975.8175 R2f v. 2 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books F-J, 1809-1820. p.146/p.203. 14 May 1808, Wm. P. Culberson wit. 0318171 Order Books (Court records.) Livingston Co. KY No Gollihers or Culbertsons. · Gollihers moved to KY. · Culbertsons/Colberts are found in Elbert Co. as county lines are redrawn.

008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY. #2, p. 12 All Livingston county. 1808 Goodak/her, Tho^s . 200 acres.To whom name entered--”Davis”. 1 white male over 21, 2 horses Goodak/her, J^ms, 1 white male over 21, 1 horse Gollaher, Martin, 2_ _? acres, To whom name entered--”own”, whites over 21-1, 2 horses. · Note: This is curious. Is Goodak/her another variant? The many records of this period I’ve never seen this spelling. The closest thing to it is Gollaher. · Who is Martin Gollaher? see 1809.

1809 008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY #1 p. 12. All Livingston Co., · Note: The county column is misleading as the listing above Martin is Caldwell Co. However, it appears that “same” of the following listings refer to Wilkes. There is one more “Caldwell” in that column of p. 12 followed by “same.” I interpret that to mean all are Wilkes Co. unless otherwise designated. Martin Golarhaur, 1 white male over 16, 2 horses. Thos. Goodaker, 1 white male over 16, 2 horses. Jno Goodaker, 1 white male over 16, 1 horse James Gollaher--M-1, F-1 (information from someonelse’s research) · Goodaker-- I’m curious about this spelling when seen in the old handwriting of the day. Could it be Goodaher, another variant of Golleher? Notice the variant spellings at this time period. No other Goodakers. Do they blend into Golleher?

008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY#2 p. 8, Wilkes Co. James Gallaher, whites over 16-1, 2 horses. Hugh R. Gallaher, whites over 16-1, 1 horse. Thomas Gallehur, whites over 16-1, 2 horses.

008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY#2 p. 4, Wilkes Co. Stephen Dykes, whites over 16-1, 1 horse.

008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY#2 p. 5, Wilkes Co. Daniel Dykes, whites over 16-1, 1 horse.

0318171 Order Books (Court records.) Livingston Co. KY August, Daniel Dykes, John Dykes on road crew.

975.8612 R28t Greene County, Georgia land records : Deeds, 1785-1810 p.520/p.304. 21 September 1809. James Barnett has no just reason or cause for what he said of John Colbert and Salley Fannin that lives at William Redd’s, “of these being two families together.” p.526/p.352. 6 February 1809. 291 acres in Greene Co. sold to Mrs. Goss, wife of Charles Goss, deceased, late of Greene Co. Land bounded by Colbert, Simmons and Grimes. p.527/p.355. 24 November 1809. Mary Goss, wife of Charles Goss, deceased, late of Greene Co., sold 55 acres in Greene Co. Wit.: Hezekiah R. Goss. · Hezekiah Goss relationship to Mary Goss? Son? · Mary moving closer to her family after death of husband Charles Goss? p.544/p.462. 18 December 1809, 200 acres on south fork of Fishing Creek.sold to John G. Colbert of Greene Co.

James Martin will. Nov, Richard Galleher, Joseph Galleher, Wm. Martin, dec.; Wm. Martin Jr.

No Golihers in Wilkes Co, GA tax list. Hardin Co., KY tax lists--no Gollahers

177699 tax digests, 1806-1815 , Wilkes Co. GA 1809 Beall Dist., 6 #45 James Daniel, 2 listings. #46 Richard Daniel, no property Smith Dist, 9 #72 William P. Culbertson, 4 listings Hitchcock Dist, 12 #10 Nicholas Colbert #89 Phillip Colbert, 2 listings

975.8175 R2f v. 2 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books F-J, 1809-1820. p.39/p.21. 22 Nov 1809, Henry Tally Wooddy to William P. Culbertson, . . . [land sale] in Oglethorpe & Ebert Co. on South Broad River, . . . Recorded 19 Nov 1810.

975.8175 R2f v. 1 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books A-E, 1794-1809 . p.404/p.435. 24 Jan 1809. Levy Jennings is bound to Wm. P. Culbertson & Henry Tally Woody for $600 [condition of obligation/security] . . . dower land assigned to Susanna Jennings . . . .

177830 Tax digests, 1807-1867 Georgia. Court of Ordinary, Wilkes, GA No Gollihers or Culbertson variants. · County lines had been redrawn. Culbertsons appear in Elbert co.

1810 0851647, item 5. Record of Marriages , Livingston Co., KY 1798 - 1851 Elizabeth Gollaher marr Daniel Dykes, Hugh Gollaher, bondsman. March 3, 1810.

975.8175 R2f v. 2 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books F-J, 1809-1820. p.36/p.9. 1 Oct 1810 Killis Crawford Bridges & Willie J. Bridges, to Phillip Colbert, all of Oglethorpe Co. for $50, in said co. on Beaverdam Creek waters, 7 .5 acres. . . in fee simple, . . . . Recorded 3 Oc 1810.

0318171 Order Books (Court records.) Livingston Co. KY January. Court order to furnish Martha Martin w/ necessaries. Feb, Parker Dykes, William Cade 2, James Gollehur James Martin, John Martin, Thomas Golleher, dec’d Martin --road crew Another road crew--H.R.Golleher, Daniel Dykes. Feb 26, Hugh R. Golleher, appelant against John Wilson, appelle. Hugh ordered to pay $11.40 plus 45 cents interesst, costs of $9.50 and cost of original warrant. “Appelle pay costs fo appelant.” Feb 27, William Martin fined 25cents and six hours in dungeon for contempt of court. Fighting in their presence. Later released from fine and imprisonment. Mrs. Martin again awarded necessaries. John Martin, road crew. 23 Apr, James Gollaher appointed to survey road from his place to Centerville where Eddyville Rd. crosses. Crew--Wm Cade, Hugh R. Goleher, Thomas Golleher. Another crew, James Martin, John Martin, Parker Dykes. And another, David Martin, William Martin Jr. [numerous road projects continue] 28 May, Thomas Golleher, Joseph Golleher scratched from road crew. 20 Jul, James Martin, roads.

Livingston KY cen Thomas Golleher Sr--M-1, over 45 Thomas Jr--M-2 under 10, 1 26-45. F-1 16-26. James-- 2 males under 10, 1 between 26-45, 2 females under 10, 1 between 10-16, and 1 between 26-45. Joseph--M- 1 26-45 Richard --M-1 16-26 No Hugh, Elizabeth

008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KYJune 25. Geo Parker Dykes, 1 white male over 16, 2 horses. Stephen Dykes, 1 white male over 16, 1 horse. Daniel Dykes, June 25, next page. 1 white male over 16, 1 horse. page 11, June 8 Thomas Golleher, Sr., 1 white male over 16, 1 horse. Hugh Golleher, 1 white male over 16, 1 horse. Thomas Golleher, 1 white male over 16, 1 horse. James Golleher, 1 white male over 16, 1 horse.

Hardin Co., KY tax lists--no Gollahers

975.8175 R2f v. 2 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books F-J, 1809-1820. p. 57/p.110. 1 Oct 1810. Phillip Colbert to Killis C. Bridget . . . on Beaverdam Creek waters . . .Recorded 21 June 1814.

975.8 V2i Colonial Georgia marriage records from 1760s to 1810. Hezekiah Goss marr Lucy Huddleston, 12/11/1810, Oglethorpe Co.

1810 - 1814 177699 tax digests, 1806-1815 I didn’t read as there appeared to be a continuation consistently of the names I was extracting through the next years.

1811 0318171 Order Books (Court records.) Livingston Co. KY Feb 25, Daniel Dykes ( Elizabeth marr. to). Thomas Galleher, George P. Dykes, Wm. Kade (owns sugar camp mentioned below), roads. 26 Feb, Thomas Galleher, Sr. excused from county levy for age. 22 Apr, Added Joseph Galleher to James Galleher crew. Crew included William Cade, Hugh Golleher. Thomas Golleher, George P. Dykes another crew. 27 May, George P. Dykes bond to keep tavern at his house, Thomas Hodges, bondsman. 28 Oct, James Martin, road crew. 29 Oct, James Golleher and Hugh Golleher each paid for 2 days guarding prisoner. George P. Dykes paid for 3 days.

William Galleher b. Fleming Co., KY, orphaned abt 1811. FHL 929.273 K151R Genealogy of Rolland F. and Olive (Galliher) Kaser, 2 vols. 1987.

James lived on and ran a sugar camp owned by William Cade, rented to Gabriel Threlkeld.

975.8175 R2f v. 2 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books F-J, 1809-1820. p. 63/p.143. 9 Sept. 1811. William P. Culbertson & Alether, his wife of Oglethorpe co., to John Haslett of Charleston, S.C. Culberton made bond to John Haslett $8523, $4126 is due . . . Security is acreage sold to William P. Culbertson . . . o;n Goose pond Creek waters. . . [review of previous ownership of the land. This document appears to be the security for a mortgage.] Alether rel. dower rights . p.66/p.160. Levi Jennings bound to Wm. P. Culbertson . . .[$500 loan secured by dower land of Susannah Jennings wife & relict of Miles Jennings decd., which had been in sold by Wm. P. Culbertson to Soloman Jennings & by Soloman to Levi Jennings. Other stipulations]. Recorded 25 sept 1811. p.278,279/p.392. 2 Apr. 1811. Nicholas Colbert, Oglethorpe co., witness.

008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY. May Daniel Dykes, 1 white male over 16, 2 horses. Stephen Dykes, 1 white male over 16. Parker Dykes, 1 white male over 16, 1 horse. June James Golleher, 1 white male over 16, 1 horse. Hugh Golleher, 1 white male over 16, 1 horse. Tho^s Golleher, Jr.. 1 white male over 16, 1 horse. Joseph Golleher. 1 white male over 16. Tho^s Senior, 1 white male over 16, 1 horse.

Hardin Co., KY tax lists--no Gollahers

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.26/p.78. Richard Colbert bought land on Vans Creek waters, adj. to his land.

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.26/p.78. 7 Dec 1811. Richard Colbert bought land on Vans Creek.

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.26/p.78. 6 Feb 1811, Richard Colbert bought land on Dry Fork of vans Creek waters, adj ssd. Colbert & Stephen Heard. 975.8163 R28f, v.2. Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Books K - R, 1806 - 1819, Michael Martin Farmer. p.181/p.1 12 Dec 1811. Land sold adj. to Susannah Colbert. Coody Creek watercourse area.

1812 0851647 item 5 Record of marriages in Livingston, Co., KY . . . . 1798 - 1851. April 20, 1812. Hugh H. Galleher marr Betcey Edwards. James Golleher, bondsman. JP was noted as slow at recording events.

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p. 26/p.77 ....1812. Richard Colbert bought land on Vans Creek waters, adj. to Heard & Colbert.

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.99/p.23, 20 Jan 1812 Benjamin Goss, Sr. sells land to Horatio James Goss. Benjamin Goss, Jr. wit.

159194 Tax digest, 1787, 1792-1794, 1801, 1805-1806, 1812 Wilkes Co. GA District #12 Nathan Smith 5 slaves 200 Beaverdam Creek Elbert Smith 1 slave 100 “ George Smith 15 slaves 300 “ 350 Green Sandy Creek one riding carriage 4 wheels For Mariah Smith 2 slaves Green For Sariah Smith 1 slave Smith _oll., T. 7 slaves one riding carriage 2 wheels Kettle Creek District #13 has more Smiths on Fishing Creek, a Culberson area.

0318171 Order Books (Court records.) Livingston Co. KY 20 Apr, James Golleher replaced as surveyor of road crew, precinct 11, Several other surveyors were replaced. 20 Jul, James Golleher, Richard Golleher, road crew.

008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY. Thomas Golleher, 1 white male over 16, 2 horses. James Golleher, 1 white male over 16, 1 horse. Hugh R. Golleher, 1 white male over 16, 2 horse.

Thomas on Hardin Co., KY tax list.

975.8163 R28f, v.2. Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Books K - R, 1806 - 1819, Michael Martin Farmer. p.188/p.27. 10 Feb 1810, land sold adjacent to Thomas Colbert, Vans Creek watercourse. p.206/p.91. 18 April 1812. Land sold adjacent to Thomas Colbert, Thomas Colbert’s Spring Branch. p.274/p.188. 29 Aug 1812. Thomas Colbert, highest bidder for land (on Beverdam and Vans Creek waters) at sheriff’s auction.

1813 0851647 item 5 Record of marriages in Livingston, Co., KY . . . . 1798 - 1851. Sept 12, 1813. 50£ bond! Frances Golleher marr James Dykes, Livingston Co., KY. · None of the other marriages have had a bond amount stated. Was this because she had minor children?

0318171 Order Books (Court records.) Livingston Co. KY Thomas · only 1, presumed to be Jr., and Sr. dec’d, Fanny · James dec’d Hugh Gollaher

08119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY. John Edwards, 100 acres, Clay Lick watercourse, 1 white male over 16, 3 horses. April 17 Hugh Golleher, 1 white male over 16, 3 horses. Fanny Golleher, 1 horse Thomas Golleher, 1 white male over 16, 1 horse. Joseph marr, Hardin Co, KY.

Thomas and Joseph, Hardin Co., KY Tax list

Elizabeh Gollaher and Asa Edwards marr, Hugh R. Gollaher, bondsman.

975.8 A1 no. 59 Wilkes County, Georgia marriages, 1792-1832 : Whidden/Whiddon marriages of Decatur, Georgia ; Jackson County, Georgia marriages, books A, B, C p. 6 Groom Index. Richard Daniel, Bride Nancy Ellington, year 1813.

1814 Thomas on Hardin Co., KY tax list.

975.8612 P28t Greene County, Georgia wills, 1786-1877 p.114.115/p.146 19 February 1814, will of William Daniel, dec’d. To wife Sarah Daniel . . . To younger sons, Samuel and William . . . To son-in-law John Colbert . . . . To his [William Daniel’s] children viz: Amee, Jane, James, Samuel and William . . . land in Wilkerson County . . . . Exec.: James Daniel, Samuel C. Daniel. Wit.: James Daniel. Recorded 16 March 1816.

008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY. Hugh R. Golleher, 1 white male over 16, 2 horses. Thomas Golleher, 1 white male over 16, 1 horse.

177699 tax digests, 1806-1815 I could did not see John Culberson in the 1814 digest. Some Daniels found: Hinebrenis? Dist #11 James #16 James Daniel dr for David Daniel, no property

6031596 (fiche) Early Mormon Members, Susan Easton Black fiche collection. James and Fanny Dykes’ first child, George Parker Dykes, b. 12/24/1814, Belleville, St. Clair Co., IL. Son, George Parker Dykes, marr 1835, Edwards Co., IL.

1815 Thomas on Hardin Co., KY tax list.

177699 tax digests, 1806-1815 Wm. Smith Dist. 4 #Wm. P. Culberson, 3 listings Panders Dist 7 #14 Nicholas #20 Phillip P. Colbert, (Sr. ?, may be a flourish), 2 listings James Swanson Dist 12 #37 John Culberson, 2 listings Hinebrenis? Dist. 13 # 21 James Daniel #22 David Daniel, no property

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.26/p.78. 11 Sept 1815, Richard Colbert . Wit. Thomas Colbert.

975.8175 R2f v. 2 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books F-J, 1809-1820. p.173/p.348. 3 Feb 1815. William P. Culbertson to John Gilmer . . . [land sale]

008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY. No Gollihers

976.9845 R4w Early Hardin County, KY census and tax lists, 1793-1836 p. 56, 1815 tax list. Thomas Golliher and Joseph Gollaher. List only.

Hugh Golleher and Elizabeth Martin Golleher witnessed a sale in Livingston Co. KY 1815. [email protected], invalid address (Maggie Beckstead, posted on genealogy.com) Could she be referring to the will below--no date. Elizabeth Golleher and Shadrack East marr, James Ramage, bondsman.

1816 Hardin Co., KY tax lists--no Gollahers

008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY. John Edwards, 100 acres, Clay Lick watercourse, 1 white male over 16, 5 horses. Asa Edwards, 1 white male over 16, 2 horses.

975.8612 V2i Greene County, Georgia marriage records, 1788-1875 p. 00014, Frederick Colbert marr Tempy Powers, 01/03/1816 Also in 975.8 V2 Georgia marriage 1811 through 1820 prepared from extant legal records and published sources.

975.8 V2 Georgia marriage 1811 through 1820 prepared from extant legal records and published sources. Richard Colbert marr Rhoda Smith, 9/8/1816, Lincoln Co. Noted in Georgia Pioneers, v.5, no. 2, Lincoln.

975.8 V2 Georgia marriage 1811 through 1820 prepared from extant legal records and published sources. Patsey W. Colbert marr to Hollis C. Bridges, 10/24/1816, Oglethorpe Co. A54 · CHECK again p. viii, Abstract no. 54. reference to original.

975.8175 R2f v. 2 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books F-J, 1809-1820. p.234/p.154. 3 June 1816. Wm. P. Culbertson & Aleathea, his wife, of Madison Co., GA. [land sale to John McCown of Oglethorpe co., . . . Goosepond Creek waters . . . p.234/p.155. William P. Culbertson & Alethea, his wife, . . . mortgage to John Haslett, merchant of Charleston, SC, several tracts. . . .Recorded 23 Oct 1816.

1817 975.8163 R28f, v.2. Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Books K - R, 1806 - 1819, Michael Martin Farmer. p.303/p.68. 6 Aub. 1817. Richard Colbert of Elbert Co., gives a negro girl, Salley, to Martha Roby, daughter of his wife Rhoda Colbert.

975.8175 R2f v. 2 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books F-J, 1809-1820. p.204/p.508. 1 Sept 1812. Reference to court order to meet at William P. Culbertsons 18 Apr,. 1807 p.246/p.218. 8 Jan 1817. Wm. P. Culberton, witness. p.204/p.508. 1 Sept 1812. Reference to court order to meet at William P. Culbertsons 18 Apr,. 1807 p. 316/p.24. Jul 1817. Wit: Philip P. Colbert. p.347/p.131. 7 Nov 1817. Wit: Nicholas Colbert.

1818 0318171 Order Books (Court records.) Livingston Co. KY p. 81 20 Jul 1818. John Puckett appointed guardian for Nancy, Sally, William, Thomas J. and James R Golleher infant orphans of James Golleher dec’d. · It should be noted that the mother of the children and widow of James dec’d had married Daniel Dykes, 1813 and removed to Belleville, St. Clair Co., IL · where she gave birth to a child 12/24/1814. · This court order is effective in protecting the inheritance of the children of the estate of James dec’d. · See earlier court references as well as, 1828.

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books. p.26/p.77. 30 Jan 1818, Richard Colbert bought land. Wit.: Colbert.

Hardin Co., KY Wills 1797-1866, Jones, transcribed by Mary Yoder USGen Web Archives file at Rootsweb.com. Will Book C, p. 56. 28 Aug 1818, report of sale. Thomas Gollaher and Joseph Gollaher bought items. Hardin Co.

975.8175 R2f v. 2 Oglethorpe County, Georgia deed books F-J, 1809-1820. p.336/p.91. 29 Dec. 1818. Test: Lindsey G. Colbert. p.340/p.107. Madison co., GA 1 Dec. 1818 Benjamin Sherood atty . . . to Phillip P. Colbert of Oglethorpe [sale of land on Beverdam Creek waters]. p.355/p.165. 1 Dec 1818 Berry J. Bridges to Phillp P. Colbert [land sale on Mill Shoal Creek.]

975.8163 R28f, v.2. Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Books K - R, 1806 - 1819, Michael Martin Farmer. p.334/p.150. 25 Mar 1818. Richard Colbert buys acreage in Vans Creek watercourse. His wife, Rhoda, relinquishes rel. dower rights.

1819 975.8163 R28f, v.2. Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Books K - R, 1806 - 1819, Michael Martin Farmer. p.340/p.188. 5 Jan 1819. Thomas Colbert, Elbert Co., for warrantee title to 18 acres & quit claim to 130 acres, sell to heirs of Colo. Stephen Heard, dec’d., tract on Richland Branch waters, adj. to Heard and himself, 66 acres in fee simple.

975.8163 R28f, v.2. Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Books K - R, 1806 - 1819, Michael Martin Farmer. p.353/p.275. 5 Jan 1819. Land on Savannah River sold adjacent to Richard Colbert land.

975.8163 R28f, v.2. Elbert County, Georgia, Deed Books K - R, 1806 - 1819, Michael Martin Farmer. p.353/p.278. 5 Jan 1819. Additional land trade between Thomas Colbert and estate of Col. Heard (see above). “Also, all interest estate had in tract, adj. Thomas Colbert, heirs of s. dec’d., . . . 130 acres, being part of land recovered of Colbert by dec’d., in his lifetime.

975.8 V2 Georgia marriage 1811 through 1820 prepared from extant legal records and published sources. Martha Colbert marr Holman Childers, 2/24/1819, Elbert Co., · This may be Martha Colbert. See court records of guardianship above. · CHECK for Childers reference in deed book photo copies, ie. witness.

184824 Wills (original loose papers), 1790-1852 Wilkes, GA Ordinary Court. Will of James Daniel, 1819/prov’d1821, Considerable property, i.e., plantations, slaves, etc. left to heirs. sons--Cunningham, John--plantations on which they reside, plus items. son William’s widow and daughter, Elizabeth William d a u , Jane--slaves, furnishings, cows, sheep, $1,000 (invested by designated persons). If she marries the investment is divided or given to her at the discretion of the executors. Possession of the family home, east end, where she lives. If she marries, the entire home goes to David for his disposal. d a u , Sarah Ellington and children by Josiah Ellington, slaves and $550. son-in-law John Colbert, slaves, previous property given. son, Samuel given land, slaves s o n , T h o m a s given land, slaves. son, Richard’s widow, Nancy Daniel and child, Francis, 100 acres where he lived, $1800, slaves. son, David, plantation, slaves, furniture, animals, tools. · I wonder if the dau married to John Colbert was deceased. No mention of children.

#184823 Abstracts of will, 1790-1852, and marriages, 1790-1832 Wilkes, GA p . 1 3 , d t d . 28 Sep 1819, proved 5 Nov 1821, James Daniel. Sons--Cunningham, John, David, Samuel, Thomas, Richard [dec.], James William [dec.] Daus--Jane Daniel [single], Sarah Ellington, wife of Josiah Ellington & child. Son-in-law, John Colbert Mentioned-- Elizabeth Williams, “little” daughter of my son William Daniel. Elizabeth W. Daniel, widow of my son William Daniel. Heirs of my son, James Daniel, dec’d. Nancy Daniel, relict of my son, Richard Daniel, dec’d and their child, Frances. Executors--Sons Cunningham, John, Samuel, David. · This contains abstracts for the wills mentioned in the previous film notes. 184824 · Author’s,Le Master, is different than my abstract. READ AGAIN. 975.8612 P22h Name index to loose estate, guardianships and wills 1786-1939 Greene County, GA David C. Culberson, loose papers , 1819.

975.8163 R28f v.3 Elbert County GA dee books p.97/p.15, 2 Nov 1819, Horation J. Goss sells 285 acres for $1000.

1820 975.8612 P28t Greene County, Georgia wills, 1786-1877 p.165/p.114. 14 Octobr 1820, will of Josiah Kimbrough dec’d. Frederick G. Colbert executor. see 1816

Heritage Quest, 1820 census Madison Co. GA Wm P. Culbertson

, 975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books Farmer, Michal Martin p.5/14, 15. 20 Jan 1820. Three land sales on Savannah River adjacent to Richard Colbert .

975.8 S2m Index to Georgia Wills. [list only] Richard Colbert, Elbert Co., 1820

976.9845 R4w Early Hardin County, KY census and tax lists, 1793-1836 p. 69, 1820 census. Thomas Gallaher 110101 30010 0 200 Joseph Gallaher 000010 00010 0 100 Key --Males under 10, 10 to under 16, 16 to 18, 16 to under 26, 26 to under 45, 45 and older. Females under 10, 10 to under 16, 16 to under 26, 26 to under 45, 45 and older. Foreigners not naturalized. Slaves --First digit, males under 14.

2209136 Granville County, North Carolina, estate records, 1746-1919 13 June 1820, inventory of William Philpott, dec’d. · 13 negroes listed, horses, sheep, cattle, hogs, geese, farm implements, household items, l large family bible (Did online search for Philpot family bible--nothing found as yet.) · List of debts due the estate. John Philpott, $75; Solomon Philpott, $1;William Justice (bad debt), $3.20; Leven Ellis (bad debt), $.50; William Philpott, $5; James Philpott $1.45; Benjamin Hester, $.25. · Thomas Philpott, executor. · November court 1820 · see additional document with inventory, dtd. October 24, 1834.

1821 975.8 S2m Index to Georgia Wills. [list only] Phillip P. Colbert , Madison co., 1821-41

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.28/p.83. 6 June 1821. Rhoda Colbert of Elbert Co., sold to Thomas Colbert, guardian for Elizaberth Nix’s children and his own children, Thomas J. Colbert [not listed below] & Malinda Colbert & to William Stone Holman children, John Childres, John Cook, & Lucy Colbert, tract on Vans Creek waters. Also, another tract on Savannah River. It being left to [Rhoda] by Richard Colbert, dec’d. . . . .[list of items] take with me. SEE MARR. REFs. and p. 33/p.97 p.33/p.97. 3 Sept. 1821, Thomas Colbert and others bond as guardian of Malinda Colbert, minor & dau of Thomas Colbert, & Lucy Nix, James Nix, John Nix, & Sally Nix, minor children of Joseph Nix.

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.49/p.9 21 Mar 1821, land sold adj. to land of heir of Richard Colbert.

1823 William Galliher, Adair Co., KY. (see 1811, 1835) 1824 008119, Tax books, 1800-1830. Livingston Co. KY. Asa Edwards, 60 acres, Sandy Cr. watercourse, 1 white male over 16, 3 horses. Patent -- Edwards. He continued to be recorded on tax rolls from 1816 and assumed to be from 1824 forward. I didn’t check after 1824.

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books. p.106/p.45. 28 Jan 1824, land sold adj. to Thomas Colbert. Beaverdam Creek waters. p.122/p.90. 5 Dec. 1824, James Colbert of Monroe Co., to William Colbert of Elbert Co., GA land on Savannah River waters. Signed James (x) Colbert, Nancy Colbert. · Is Nancy Colbert, dau of John Colbertson, 1789 will, or wife of James Colbert?

1825 975.8612 P28t Greene County, Georgia wills, 1786-1877 p.154,155/p.87 8 December 1825, will of Elijah Fuller, dec’d. To daughter Polly Daniel [other children] Witness: James Culberson. Recorded 7 December 1825.

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.133/p.126. 9 July 1825, land sold adj. to tract owned by widow Colbert.

976.9845 R4w Early Hardin County, KY census and tax lists, 1793-1836 p. 56, tax list. List, not originals. Thomas Golleher

1826 975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books. p.137/p.139. 29 May 1826, Rhoda Colbert of Morgan Co., Ala. appoint attorney to receive from exec of will of her husband, Richard Colbert, dec’d.

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.142/p.155 5 Sept 1826. Land sold at sheriff auction to Hamilton Goss and then back to original owner.

1828 Livingston Co., KY Mar 13 Court Record Turner & Sally Outhouse, William Gallaher, James G. Galliher, David R. Galleher, William and Polly Ann Golleher Levens heirs of James Gallygher dec in Livingtson Co., KY.

August, William C. Gollaher marr Elizabeth Orton. date? 318175 Wills, 1799-1873 Kentucky. County Court (Livingston County) p. 39. Elizabeth Martin Golleher witnessed will of Jacob Adams (w. Elizabeth Adams, dau. Furnethy(?) Turner. Hugh Golleher, executor.

1829 975.8 S2m Index to Georgia Wills. [list only] Thomas Colbert, Elbert Co., 1829-60

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.199/p.75. 2 Feb. 1829, land adj. William Colbert.

1830 975.8 S2m Index to Georgia Wills. [list only] John G. Colbert, Morgan Co., 1830-60

1830 census Morgan Co., Alabama http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache:_9qNNw6DSY0J:www.genealogyshoppe.com/almorgan/ 1830.htm+rhoda+colbert+morgan+county+alabama&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=2 Colbert, Rhoda 00001 00000001

1831 975.8 S2m Index to Georgia Wills. [list only] John C. Goss. Meriweather Co., 1831-59

975.8163 R28f v. 3 Elbert County, Georgia deed books p.289/p.28. 9 Feb 1831 land adj. to Thomas Colbert.

1833 0851647 item 5 Record of marriages in Livingston, Co., KY . . . . 1798 - 1851. March 30, 1833. James Galeher marr Elizabeth Mitchell William Mitchell, f, of Elizabeth gave consent. Elizabeth M. Williams, m, of James gave consent. 1837 2209136 Granville NC estate papers. October 24, 1837, This document is part of the estate papers of William Philpot, dec’d 1820. · Robert Obriant is husband of Eizabeth Philpot, dau of William Philpot, dec’d who was brother of Martha Philpot Colbert, dec’d and Mary Philpot Bradley, assumed dec’d. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgranvi/marriage/bride-opq.htm Granville marr. Philpot, Elizabeth Obriant, Robert 22 Oct 1803

1837 MO land rec., Caldwell Co., MO William Z. Gollaher (could this be William C. Gollaher) and James Gollaher, brothers.

975.8175 P28m Oglethorpe Co., GA abstracts of wills 1794 - 1903. p.143,144/p.397 11 March 1837. Wit: J. Culbertson.