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Genealogists should research Hancock and Elbert Counties for families who settled together and inter-married. The scanned images of Wills and Estates not previously indexed (and thus ignored by most researchers) have been properly indicated and may be viewed by simply clicking on the link. If you did not previously have the time to search every page, it would be wise to use this site to find your lost generations of ancestors. Hancock was created in 1793 from Greene and Washington Counties, Hancock County. The county borders Baldwin, Glascock, Greene, Putnam (Oconee River), Taliaferro, Washington, and Warren (Ogeechee River), It was named after John Hancock, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Sparta is the county seat. Early settlers were General H. Mitchell, Bolling Hall, Charles Abercrombie, General Adams, Henry Graybill, Joseph Bryan, William Rees, Jonathan Adams, John Montgomery, Jacob Dennis, Archibald Smith, T. Holt,<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t

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Thomas Raines, James Bishop, Isham Rees, M. Martin, R. Clarke, R. Shipp, F. Tucker, L. Barnes, W. Wyley, William Saunders, James Thomas, Jesse Pope, Jonas Shivers, William Hardwick, L. Tatum, Robert Moreland, and William Pentecost. Hancock County should always be researched with Greene. The Hancock County Wills and Estates (inventories, annual returns, guardianships, vouchers, sales, etc.) were bound together in the same volumes for specific time periods. The records contain a great deal of probate information about the possessions of the deceased as well as how their estates were distributed to the heirs. Such details are of my interest to the genealogist assembling family puzzles. No index is included in any volume and I have never seen any published. Therefore, scanning these images helps the researcher find ancestors otherwise unknown and provides a great a new resource for all genealogists.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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Tax Digests<\/h2>
  • 1796
    Images of Deeds<\/h5>
    • 1793-1798<\/li><\/ul>
      Origins<\/h5>
      • Origins of Early Settlers<\/li><\/ul>
        Hancock Wills 1804-1814 (abstracts)<\/h5>
        Online Images of Wills, Inventories, Returns, Guardianships, Sales, etc. Book G 1811 to 1815<\/h5>Testators: Adams, Isaac, Andrews, Milly, Battle, Benjamin, Bonner, Richard, Bordon, Benjamin, Brown, Aaron, Bullock, William, Byrum, Henry, Cadenhead, Thomas, Chambers, John, Dunn, Drury, Echols, Frederick, Elliot, Isaac, Ellis, Isaac, Flournoy, Gipson, Frazer, John, Furguson, Henry, Hart, William, Harvey, Sarah, Harwell, Mason, Hedge, Jeremiah, Howard, Joseph, Hutchinson, William, Leneaves, Samuel, McLemore, James, Moore, Jonathan, Picket, Halbert, Robertson, Nathaniel, Rutland, Martha, Sasnett, Richard, Smith, Nehemiah, Tatum, Nathaniel, Tison, Job, Turk, Theodocius
        Online Images of Wills, Inventories, Returns, Guardianships, Sales, etc. Book H 1811 to 1815<\/h5>Testators: Alford, James, Allen, Freeman, Allen, Harris, Andrews, Gray, Barnes, William, Breedlove, William, Buckner, Joel, Camp, Cloudsley, Chambers, Robert, Chandler, William, Danielly, James, Davis, Owen, Dent, William, Doughty, E., Duggar, Sampson, Evans, Stephen, Furguson, Henry, Gilbert, Thomas, Grant, Charles, Griffis, William, Grigg, Jesse, Hall, Hugh, Hall, Samuel, Capt., Hamilton, William, Harton, William, Humphrey, Willie, Jernigan, Needham, Johnston, Jacob, Langford, Euclid, Lewis, Gale, Lucas, James, Martin, Archibald, McCulluh, John, Medlock, George, Mershon, Enos, Morgan, Ellington, Peek, John, Read, Benjamin, Ross, Francis, Sallard, William, Ship, Frances, Ship, Richard, Simmons, Benjamin Sr., Smith, Nehemiah, Smith, William, Tait, Robert, Thweatt, James, Vickers, Thomas, Wallace, William, Webb, Francis, Welch, John
        Images of Wills, Inventories, Returns, Guardianships, Sales, etc. Book I 1815 to 1818<\/h5>Testators: Alford, Kinchen, Barnes, William, Bonner, Alexander, Boswell, Charity, Bynum, Byre, Daniell, James, Dennis, Daniel, Duke, Buckner, Easter, James, Evans, Stephen, Ezell, Jesse, Fort, Arthur, Foster, Philemon, Harrison, James, Harwell, Isham, Holsey, James, Johnson, John, Lassiter, Willis, Lewis, Sterling, Nolley, Richmond, Parham, Robert, Peek, John C., Sr., Peterson, John, Pike, Joseph, Pritchet, Philip, Rabun, John, Roe, Sarah, Ross, Francis, Sanders, Mark, Saunders, William, Simms, Robert, Stonum, Bryan, Thorp, Joseph, Thweatt, James, Tyres, Joshua, Wallace, John Sr., Waller, James
        Online Images of Wills and Estates, includes Annual Returns, Inventories, Guardianships, Vouchers, Book J, 1818 to 1824<\/h5>Testators: Andrews, Warren , Bosworth, Roderick, Burch, John, Byrom, Henry, Chandler, William , Clayton, Easter , Duckworth, Jacob, Eubanks, Thomas , Fort, Matthew , Gindratt, Henry, Griggs, William Sr., Hamilton, John , Hamilton, William, Holsey, James , Johnson, Nehemiah D., Kelly, John , Lenoir, Lewis, Lewis, Sterling, Lundy, Henry , Mathis, Charles, McAllister, David, Medlock, George , Michael, John , Moon, Susannah, Murphy, William , Pritchett, Joseph , Rabun, Matthew , Rucker, Littleberry, Saunders, William , Skinner, Oliver , Tyus, John , Waller, Nathaniel, West, Ephraim , Wiley, Isaac H. , Williamson, Elizabeth, Wing, William E.
        Online Images of Hancock County Wills,Book L, 1820 to 1828<\/h5>Testators: Barnes, Elizabeth;Bledsoe, Gilmore;Brown, William F.;Cannon, Eunice;Colquitt, Henry;Harris, Nelson;Kilgore, John;Lovett, Richard;Maddox, Samuel;Morrism Nathan;Pope, Jesse;Smith, Ezekiel;Stinson, Zadock;Traywich, Robert;Womack, Sherwood
        Online Images of Hancock County Will Book M, 1823 to 1828<\/h5>Abercrombie, John;Alford, William Sr.;Appling, Otho;Askew, John; Berry, John;Brooking, Edward;Denson, John E.;Dent, Peter;Grammer Peter;Graybill, Henry;Griffis, Dempsey;Griggs, John;Harris, Absalom;Henderson, John;Huff, James;Lucas, Joshua;McClellan, William;Miller, Charles;Miller, William;Peek, Henry;Ray, William;Reese, James;Sanders, Nathan;Simmons, Sarah;Taylor, Hugh;Temple, Nancy; Wright, Abednego
        Online Images of Hancock County Wills, Book N, 1831-1834 – Not enough space to add names here<\/h5>
        Indexes to Probate Records<\/h5>
        • Wills 1862 to 1881<\/li>
        • General Estate Index<\/li>
        • Divisions of Estates, Bk U, 1880-1958<\/li>
        • Estate Sales 1863-1957<\/li>
        • Guardian and Administrator Bonds 1856-1909<\/li>
        • Guardian Returns, Vol. 3, 1895-1903<\/li>
        • Letters of Guardianship\/Administration 1860-1881<\/li>
        • Letters of Guardianship\/Administration 1882-1922<\/li><\/ul>
          Images and Transcripts of Miscellaneous Wills<\/h5>
          • Butler, Edmond LWT (1801)<\/li>
          • Danielly, Arthur, deed (digital image)<\/li>
          • Danielly, John, deed (digital image)<\/li>
          • Harris, Absalom, LWT (1818), transcription<\/li>
          • Holland, Benjamin, deed (digital image)<\/li>
          • Rudisell, Henry, LWT (1807), transcription<\/li>
          • Rudisell, John, LWT (1850), transcription<\/li>
          • Rudisell, John, LWT (1804), transcription<\/li><\/ul>
            Marriages<\/h5>
            • 1808-1816; 1810-1823; 1823-1836; 1836=1852; 1851-1860; 1860-1866<\/li>
            • Marriages from newspapers 1885-1886<\/li><\/ul>
              Military Records<\/h5>
              • 1863 Georgia Militia<\/li><\/ul>
                Images of Deeds<\/h5>
                • 1793-1798<\/li><\/ul>
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                  • Origins of Early Settlers<\/li><\/ul>
                    Traced Genealogies of Hancock County Families<\/h6>
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                    Battle<\/td>Chappell<\/td>Coffee\/Coffey<\/td>Devereaux<\/td><\/tr>
                    Dickson<\/td>Gay<\/td>Hall<\/td>Hearn<\/td><\/tr>
                    Miller<\/td>Parker<\/td>Pike<\/td>Ross<\/td><\/tr>
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                    The Granite Hill plantation was owned by Andrew Jackson Lane in the 1850s. The grounds consisted of 2200 acres and 22 structures. 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