Early Settlers -K-

Kaphan, Theodore and Elias, two Atlanta men, who have been living in California for the past five years, are among the thousands of unfortunate victims of the San Francisco earthquate. The Kaphans are assisting in the effort to formulate plans for relief of the Georgia colony... Mrs. Ida Kaplan, mother of Theodore and Elias, resides at 400 South Pryor Street, and when seen this morning she has heard nothing from her sons. Ref: The Atlanta Georgian, April 17, 1906.

Keith, George was a planter on Yellow Creek and Chestatee River, Hall Co. Ref: His LWT dated 1860, Hall Co.

Keith, J. H. grocery business in Griffin. The Constitution, Atlanta 10/31/1886

Kelly, Hugh lived on Soap Creek in Lincoln County in 1786, where he had a headright grant.

Kendall, Jeremiah lived on the Little River in Lincoln County in 1787. Ref: Lincoln County Tax Digest.

Kinyon, Mr., master car builder of Western and Atlantic road, was born in Carolina, and a cabinet maker by trade. Atlanta City Councilman (1886). The Constitution, Atlanta 1/10/1886

Kirkendall, James. 400 acre land grant 14 February 1788, Oglethorpe Co. See Oglethorpe Co. Deed Book A, page 91.

Kleckley, Jacob, Rev., a Lutheran Minister, from Newberry, South Carolina settled in Macon County during the 1820's. He formed a church called Dutch Level. Ref: History of Macon County, Georgia by Louise Frederick Hays.

Kollock, Lemuel, Dr. of Savannah was named in the LWT of Catherine Miller, of Dungeness, Cumberland Island (her LWT dated 1813 Camden County).

Kollock, Phineas Miller of Savannah was named in the LWT of Catherine Miller, of Dungeness, Cumberland Island (her LWT dated 1813 Camden County).

Knox, Absalom LG 14 Feb 1788 by Gov. George Hendley, Grove Creek waters. Oglethorpe Co. Deed Book D, page 45.

Knox, Samuel. Oglethorpe Co. Deed Book D, page 270. 8 September 1802. Alexander Gordon and Susannah, his wife, of Oglethorpe Co. to the heirs and representatives of Nathaniel Bullock, deceased, for $2000, land on Middle Fork of Clouds Creek in said county adj. Robert Gillispie and said Gordon, 370 acres, being part of a tract granted to Samuel Knox.