Early Settlers -P-

Paschal, William (1776-1853) lived near Raysville Bridge, Lincoln County 1800-1850. Ref: Wilkes County Cemeteries by Nell and F. M. Newsome.

Patman, Philip. Oglethorpe Deed Book E, page 224. 27 Aug 1807. Phillip Patman of Wilkinson Co. to David Langston of Columbia Co. for $150.00, land on Clouds Creek in Oglethorpe Co, is the remaining part of Philip Patman moiety, 54 acres not deeded to Josiah Shaw, part of a tract granted 9 February 1785 to Philip, Patsey and Jesse Pittman, in fee simple. Note: Patman?

Patrick, William and Nicholas Hawkins LG dated 24 Dec 1787 and made over by them to Alexander Hawkins by deed dated 29 March 1788. Oglethorpe Co. Deed Book D, page 508.

Peek, L. C., Rev. lived near Raysville Bridge, Lincoln County 1800-1850. Ref: Wilkes County Cemeteries by Nell and F. M. Newsome.

Peel, William Lawson was b. in Webster Co., Ga. In 1876 he came to Atlanta from Americus to work in the Bank of the State of Georgia as cashier. Colonel Peel worked as cashier, vice president and president. He was president of the Atlanta Horse Show Association and of the Music Festival Association. He was a member of the Georgia Sons of the Revolution, the Capital City Club, Atlanta Automobile Association, Piedmont Driving Club and Atlanta Athletic Club. He was a member of the staffs of Governor Terrell and Governor Hoke Smith. He resided on Peachtree St. in Atlanta, having built his residence in 1879. Ref: Atlanta Georgian, 12/23/1909.

Pemberton, J. S., Dr., was born 1834 in Virginia, but moved with his father's family to Georgia. In 1869 he removed from Columbus to Atlanta and became a wholesale druggist, Pemberton, Pullum & Co. Ref: The Constitution, Atlanta 4/18/1886




Pendall, Sarah lived on Soap Creek in Lincoln County in 1786; headright grant.

Peters, Jesse LG 115 acres dated 11 September 1799. Oglethorpe Deed Book D, page 191.

Pharr, Samuel lived on Soap Creek in Lincoln County in 1794; headright grant.

Phillips, Zachariah land on Little River adj. John Stewart and Jeffrey Early. Oglethorpe Co. Deed Book B, page 365. 2 June 1798. >BR?>BR> Pitman, James 200 acres LG 9 February 1785, warrant 7 February 1785, Clouds Creek. Oglethorpe Co. Deed Book E, page 418.

Plant, I. C. was b. 2/27/1814 in New Haven, Connecticut, m. 1st, Charlotte Walker of Boston, Massachusets, 2nd, Elizabeth Hazlehurst of Glynn Co., Ga. Elizabeth was b. 1819 in Ga. The family lived at Macon, Ga. I. C. Plant was educated at Columbia College in South Carolina, and in 1831 was appointed Agent of the Marine Bank of Georgia, which was located in Macon. In 1865, he was the first President of the First National Bank of Macon. Also, that year, he organized the banking house of I. C. Plant & Son.

Ponder, Amos LG 200 acres granted by Gov. Edward Telfair 10 February 1790. Oglethorpe Deed Book D, page 150.

Powell, Jack owns a fine sale and livery business in Griffin. The Constitution, Atlanta 10/31/1886

Prestidge, John LG, 200 acres in Oglethorpe Co. on Broad River adj. Long Branch. Oglethorpe Deed Book E, page 443.

Price, Joseph, Senior. Oglethorpe Co. Deed Book C, page 491. 22 April 1800. John Warnock, Joseph Price, Abel Price, George Price, Rosana Price and Ransom Duke, heirs and representatives of Joseph Price, Senr., deceased, of Oglethorpe County to Moses Stallions of said county for $210.00 land on Little River on John Bohanon's line, Col. McNiel's line, Bonar's line, Clay's line, being 200 acres originally granted Joseph Price on 9 February 1790, in fee simple.