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NOTES: Isaac Garrett and family left South Carolina in 1831 and settled in Campbell County, Georgia on the east bank of the Chattahoochie River.
NOTES: from Michael David McGinnis Nov. 27,2001 mcginnis gedcom: pg 2467
1835-1853 - lots of land deals - 19 of them!
!BIRTH: DAR Patriot Index, Frances Roy Hughes application
Old Campbell County GA Land Records, 1828-1854, Deed Books A, C,
D & E published by Old Campbell Historical Society, Box
!DEATH: Piney Woods Cemetery, Old Campbell County, now Fulton, GA
Cemetery at
!MARRIAGE:IGI says 1823, Laurens SC
NOTES:
SCMAR, Vol. XIX, Winter 1991, No. 1, p.9
Isaac Garrett and Elizabeth Garrett, my wife, in the County of Campbell and State of Georgia, have made and appointed James Nesbitt in the District of Spartanburg and State of South Carolina our true and lawful attorney to demand, sue for, collect, and receive from W. D. Watts, Ordinary of Laurens District, South Carolina, all our distributive share of the real estate of Jesse Ball, deceased… 25 February 1852. Isaac Garrett (LS), Elizabeth Garrett (LS), Wit: Lemuel Garrett, Joseph G. Gibson, J. P. John W. Gibson, clerk of the inferior Court, certifies that Joseph G. Gibson is an acting Justice of the Peace… March 1st 1852. John W. Gibson, C.J.C.
BOOK: Garrett This schetch on the Garretts is taken from:
A BOOK OF GARRETTS compiled by Hester E. Garrett, published 1963, pp. 80-81, 118-122.
Isaac Garrett was born July 22, 1808 at Warrior Creek, Laurens County, South Carolina, died September 3, 1867 at Campbell County, Georgia, buried at Piney Woods Cemetery, Fulton County, Riverton Dist., Georgia. He is the son of John Garrett and Sarah Mauldin. He married Elizabeth Ball in South Carolina. Isaac and Elizabeth moved to Campbell County, Georgia in 1831 and settled on the east bank of the Chattahoochie River, where he acquired several hundred acres of land. Children: William J., Lemuel, John E., Mary Ann, Francis Marion, Young, Parker R., Sarah Priscilla, Elizabeth Fannie, Amanda Bowen.
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