The First Residents of Savannah
- Brown, John, London Gentleman. Granted 100 acres, 1735.
- Brownfield, John, Naval Officer, 1735.
- Burnside, James, schoolteacher, 1738.
- Burnside, Margaret, 1738.
- Carpenter, Nicholas, servant to Mr. Bolzius, 1735.
- Causton, Martha, Mrs., 1733
- Cooksey, Richard, Esquire, 1736.
- Deane, Joseph, 1735.
- Donne, William, granted town lot in Savannah, 1735.
- Eversen, Martin, granted town lot in Savannah, 1735.
- Frazier, Hugh, 1735.
- Ganet, Henry, Dr., 1739.
- Holbrook, Jacob, 1745
- Holmes, Samuel, bricklaywer, granted 200 acres, 1738.
- King, Isaac, 1735.
- Lawes, Holliday, granted 50 acres in Savannah, 1738.
- Logie, Andrew, 50 acres, Savannah,Pilot under Gen. Oglethorpe, 1738.
- Medcalf, Mr., appointed missionary, 1740.
- Petter, Robert, 1735.
- Priber, Christian Gottlef, granted 50 acres, 1735.
- Quincey, Samuel, clergyman, 1735.
- Riley, William, tythingman,Village of Thorpe, near Savannah, 1733
- Ross, Alexander, 1734
- Salter, Thomas. Granted 500 acres in 1742, 1738.
- Simond, Peter, Merchant, 1739.
- Slack, John, Methodist, 1741
- Stewart, Daniel, granted town lot, 1734
- Thomson, John, granted town lot in Savannah, 1735.
- Townsend, Mary, 1740
- Tripp, Thomas, paid 10 pds for 50 acres in Georgia. Resident of Greek Street in London. Lived in Georgia, 1733
- Weddell, Austin, granted town lot in Savannah, 1735.
- Wood, William, Capt., requested town lot, 1735.
Source: Colonial Records of Georgia by Candler.