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LARKIN SMITH of Oglethorpe County
Larkin Smith, Revolutionary War Soldier, was b. 1760 in Virginia, d. 10-20-1834, Oglethorpe Co., Ga. He received a pension for his services as private in Capt. James Baytops Co., Col. Heths Va. Regt. He m. Avey Bradley (1767-1807).
CHARLES SMITH of Oglethorpe County
Charles Smith d. 1834 in Coweta Co., Ga., m. Elizabeth Hardeman, a sister of Thomas Hardeman. His Will dated 10/1/1834 Coweta Co. He named sister-in-law, the wife of Harrison Smith. To: the wife of Miles Smith. To: Isham Smith. To his wife's brother, Thomas Hardeman. To George T. Glass (Miles Smith's wife's share).
- Miles Smith, born 1797 in Georgia, married Sally Spell October 24, 1816 Laurens County, Georgia. Listed on 1805 Land Lottery, resident of Oglethorpe County, and on 1830 Oglethorpe County Census. Miles Smith died 7/28/1848 Stewart County, Georgia. The Christian Index dated 8/17/1848 gives his death date, saying he left four sons and two daughters.
- Harrison Smith. His Will dated 12/10/1834, probated 12/21/1835 Talbot County, Ga., mentions his land in Muscogee County, 605 acres, and 91 2/3 acres in Oglethorpe County, on waters of Long Creek. Leaves bequeasts to Harrison Smith of Upson County; Sally Smith. Executor, Starling W. Smith. Starling W. Smith md. Jane. Southern Christian Index 9/22/1858: "Mrs. Jane L., wife of Sterling W. Smith, died 9/6/1858 Ft. Gaines, Georgia."
- Isham Smith m. In Coweta Co. 1-11-1832 Caliender Collins.
SAMUEL SMITH of Oglethorpe County
Samuel Smith married Mary or Harriet Hyman, the daughter of John Hyman, per his Will dated 11/18/1813 Warren County, Georgia.
Oglethorpe County Deeds
Deed Book A, Page 169, 8/22/1795, Oglethorpe County Deed. Samuel Smith to William Smith, his son, a tract of 200 acres, being part of a 400 acre survey granted to the said Samuel Smith Oct. 27, 1784; also part of another survey of 250 acres granted said Samuel Smith 4/26/1787.
Page 74, Book B, 1/5/1795, William Smith of Washington County to James McCormick, William Smith obtained a grant for 200 acres 1/7/1786, where McClains Branch runs into Brier Creek, sold for 30 pounds. Wit: Hardy Smith and Samuel Smith.
Page 74, Book B, 1/5/1795, William Smith of Washington Co. To James McCormick, William Smith obtained a grant for 200 acres 1/7/1786, where McClain's Branch runs into Brier Creek, sold for 30 pds. Wit: Hardy Smith and Samuel Smith.
PASCHAL SMITH of Oglethorpe County
Died 1827 Oglethorpe County, Ga., naming his children in Will. Paschal Smith married Polly Jewell 12/21/1809 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. The Orphans of Paschal Smith drew in the 1832 Land Lottery, from Oglethorpe County. Children:
- Paschal Smith, Jr. married Elizabeth Ann Haynes 3/27/1841 Oglethorpe Co. Ga.
- James Smith.
- Joseph Smith.
- Lewis Smith. Living in Wilkes Co. Ga. in 1830.
- Charles H. Smith married Ann T. Finch 1837 Oglethorpe Co. Nathaniel IV. Smith, the guardian of Charles Smith, minor, requested leave to sell land, 1832 Oglethorpe Co.
- Clementia Smith.
NATHANIEL SMITH of Oglethorpe County
Nathaniel Smith's Will dated 11/30/1830, (filed Coweta Co.), of Oglethorpe Co. named wife, Sarah, and children:
- Montgomery Smith.
- Decatur Smith.
- Mary Elizabeth Smith.
- Walton Hill Smith.
- Catherine Smith.
- Palestine Smith.
- Sarah Frances Smith.
ROBERT SMITH of Oglethorpe County
Robert Smith was born 1749 in Cumberland County, Virginia, m. 5-20-1763 in Cumberland Co., Elizabeth James. Revolutionary War Soldier.
Southern Recorder 1/6/1835: "Robert Smith died at his residence in Oglethorpe County 9th ult., age 85 years, 10 months, 2 days. H e was a native of Cumberland County, Virginia."
Southern Recorder 1/6/1835: "James Smith died at his residence in Haywood County, Tennessee...Rev. James Smith was a son of Robert Smith, Revolutionary War Soldier."
Robert Smith drew in the 1827 Georgia Land Lowery, a resident cf Oglethorpe County. He was granted land in Lee and Muscogee Counties 1836.Fayette Co. Deed, Book A, Page 53, 5/11/1822 John S. Smith of Oglethorpe County to Norris Lyon for 8100, Lot 48, 201 1/2 acres from land lottery, being in 6th District.
The Christian Index dated Oct. 5, 1854, "Robert Smith born 1819, died 9/3/1854 in Oglethorpe County."
The Christian Index dated 7/31/1863, "Lura F. Smith died 7/16/1863 Oglethorpe County, aged 14 months. "
The Christian Index dated 7/13/1848: "John C. Smith, 27 years, died 6/19/1848 Oglethorpe County."
The Southern Recorder 5/26/1840: "Clinton, Georgia General Daniel Newnan Smith married to Mary S. Griswold, the daughter of Samuel Griswold."
The Southern Recorder 2/13/1844, "February Ist, J. H. Echols was married to Martha, the daughter of Robert S. Smith."
Southern Christian Advocate, "Mrs. Margaret Smith, age 37, died 6/30/1842 in Oglethorpe County."
Sources: Robert Smith, application for pension due to Revolutionary War service, R9842; Oglethorpe County Deeds; Oglethorpe Co. Wills and Marriages; Roster of Revolutionary War Soldiers in Georgia; Talbot Co. Wills; Coweta Co. Wills.