• Index to Colonial Records

Colonial Deaths from 1733 to 1746

• Amatis, Paul, December 1736
• Anderly, Henry, wife and child, died Vernonburgh, 1746
• Andrews, James, son of Will, 1740
• Andrews, John, son of Will, 15 March 1734
• Andrews, Will, son of Will, 6 March 1733.
• Andrews, Will, 13 February 1734
• Antrobus, Ellen, daughter of Thomas, 13 Apr 1734
• Atherton, Tabitha, April 1741. Housekeeper At Orphan House. Her daughter, Anne Allen, widow, appointed housekeeper.
• Attwell, Mary, wife of Thomas, 1739
• Baillou, Mary, wife of Ja., 29 Aug 1742
• Baillou, Peter, Mrs., Savannah, 1742.
• Bennet, Levi, 1738
• Benson, Mary, buried, age 23, Savannah,1 December 1738.
• Blithman, Martha, wife of Will., 7 February 1733
• Boltschauster, Jacob, aged 45, carpenter; German Swiss; embarked 21 September 1741; died in passage
• Bovey, Miss, 10 July 1736 (Journal of Charles Wesley)
• Boynell, Simon Peter, son of Simon, 21 Aug 1734
• Brownjohn, William, freeholder, died. 13 August 1738.
• Brownsberger, Math., Saltzburger, 17 October 1734
• Brownfeild, Jo., former servant to Oglethorpe, 24 March 1738
• Brownfeild, Mrs., 13 Aug 1738
• Burgi, Rudolph, age 50, woodman, 1741, Esther, wife, age 50, dead after landing; daughter, Anne Margaret, age 11, died during passage; daughter Esther, age 6, died in passage; son, Hans Unroth, age 10, died in passage
• Carter, Robert, Sir, Knight, Trustee, 31 December 1739.
• Carwell, Margaret, wife of J. A., age 32, 7 September 1733
• Causton, Martha, wife of Thomas, 10 October 1740
• Causton, Thomas, son (infant), 1 October 1740
• Cheesewright, Paul, sawyer, 1736
• Clark, Henry and wife, Savannah, March 1735.
• Coates, Muer, Delgrass, Holmes 18 September 1739, died at Charles Towne of fevers, formerly of Savannah. (Stephens Journal)
• Cox, William, Surgeon, 6 April, 1733, the first to die on board ship "Ann"
• Croff, William. His widow Married John Teasdale, Savannah,1743
• Davant, Hester, wife of John, 26 February 1734
• Davis, Jo., glazier, 1740
• Deane, Mr. Savannah,1745
• Delmass, Will, soldier, July 1735
• Denzler, Casper, son of Conrad, age 3, before October 1739
• Denzler, Hans Jacob, son of Conrad, dead before October 1739
• Desborough, Dedson, son of Jo., September 1739
• Desborough, Edward, son of Jo., September 1739
• Desborough, Elizabeth, wife of Jo., 1740
• Destjulyian, Elizabeth, widow, Savannah,1743
• Dobson, Hester, wife of Nathaniel, 7 February 1734
• Dormer, James, pilot at Savannah, 1748
• Dyson, Rev. Mr., Chaplain to Gen. Oglethorpes Regiment, 17 September 1739
• Eischberger’s daughter 13 March 1734. (Two daughters were born, who were baptized shortly after birth, one died). The Eischbergers migrated from Werfen and Saalfelden, near the Alpine regions, south of Salzburg.
• Fullerton,nn Rev., near Charles Towne 16 October 1734
• Gamphert, Mr., Margaret, widow, Savannah,1749
• Gardener, Mr.,accidental death, resident of Skidoway Island. 10 December 1739.
• Geschwandel, Mrs., aged 59 and her child 17 October 1734
• Grant, Peter and wife and child, Savannah, 1745
• Horsey, Col., Savannah,1738.
• Huber, Magdalene 18 September 1733, died in the evening
• Huber, Johannes 21 September 1733
• Huber, Margaretha 13 February 1734
• Hueber, Marcia, died since arrival, Savannah, 1735
• Hughes, Joseph, Savannah,1738.
• Johnston, Robert 19 May 1734
• Kellway, Mr., deceased, Savannah 1741. Gen Oglethorpe insisted with Col. Stephens that the lot of the deceased should be given to Mr. Papot, although Kelleway left heirs. 14 April 1742.
• Mackay, John dead 25 June 1733, servant of Joseph Stanley on the ship Ann, aged 25.
• Madereiter, Mr., 30 April 1734
• Montaigut, Mr. died of fever, his plantation on Savannah River in Carolina. 8 Nov 1739.
• Mouse, Thomas. Killed by Spaniards. Widow, Lucy. Savannah, 1740.
• Musgrove, Mr., interpreter 18 June 1734
• Nongazer, Mr., Savannah, 1746.
• Norbury, Capt. Killed in a dual by Capt. Debrisey, Savannah,1741.
• Polhill, Nathaniel. Widow, Grace Redford.(Came to Ga in 1733),Savannah, 1738.
• Rauschberger, Mr., 10 September 1734
• Rohrmoser, Barbara 16 November 1734
• Roth, Mr. 18 May 1734
• Rottenbergers daughter 2 November 1734
• Royle, Mrs., Savannah,1735.
• Schroppacher, Margaretha 4 April 1734 and her small child, 23 January 1734
• Schweiger, Anna 8 April 1734 and her son, just born
• Schweikert, Christian, 21 November 1734
• Sheftall, Sheftall, the first jew to die, son of Benjamin and Peria Sheftall, 3 August 1734. He died shortly after his birth, his nurse giving him acorns to eat, through her ignorance.
• Steiner, Christian 26 January 1734
• Steiner, Ruprecht, his child 17 July 1734
• Skee, Capt., Indian, Savannah, May 1735.
• Sturtz, Mr., Savannah,1744
• Tuscany, Capt., Indian, Savannah,May 1735.
• Warren, John. Widow, Elizabeth Wood, Savannah,1735.
• Watson, Hugh (aged 18, arrived in the colony on 10 January 1736) an indentured servant to Thomas Baillie was murdered (July) with a beef fork. The murderer was never caught.
• Willibee, Mr., Trustee of Georgia Servants, Savannah,1735.
• Willy, Anthony, Indian trader, shot himself, Savannah,9 June 1742.

Killed

• Brooks, Francis killed by a boat and party of spaniards 26 February 1740
• Brownjohn, William, freeholder of sickness 13 Aug 1738
• Cozens tried for murder and convicted. Executed 3 Aug 1739

Ref: Colonial Records of Georgia by Candler