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1849 Tax Digest

In 1849, Pickens County had not been created, and records of her people are found in the records her mother counties: Cherokee and Gilmer. The Cherokee County, Georgia, 1849 Tax Digest (Georgia Archives micropublication RHS 11 0159137) contains records for the southern half of the county. The index that follows contains those returning taxes in Georgia Militia Districts #1026 and #899.


Cherokee County, Georgia, 1849 Tax Digest; Georgia Militia District #899

Allred, Elias W. Evans, Robert Padget, Lemuel M.
Arthur, Barnabas Fields, Reuben Padget, William E.
Beale, David Fitzsimmons, William Parten, Hiram
Beale, Mary Fowler, William H. Pendley, Alfred
Biddie, Elias W. Freeman, John Pendley, Harrison
Biddie, Meshack Gentry, Gilbert Pendley, Jesse
Blackwell, Joel Goode, Abraham Pendley, John
Blackwell, Thomas Grant, Reuben Pendley, John L.
Compton, Benjamin J. Griffeth, Stephen Pendley, Joshua
Compton, John T. Griffith, Caleb Jr. Pendley, Marvel
Compton, Thomas Griffith, Caleb Sr. Potts, Young
Covington, Richard Harris, Thomas Prater, James
Cowart, Hervey Hendricks, John Reed, Joseph S.
Cowart, James Hening, James Robert, Gideon
Cowart, William Hening, Moses Roland, Tilmon
Cox, William Howel, James Sams, Lewis
Darnel, John Howel, Thomas B. Sims, George W.
Darnel, Joshua Howel, William C. Smith, Amos
Darnel, Sion Hutchinson, Thomas Smith, Bartlet
Davis, Reuben M. Jackson, Frederick Tankersley, Harrison
Davis, Riley T. Jackson, John Tate, Caleb R.
Dinsmoore, David Kuykendole, Thomas Tate, Samuel
Disharoon, Ervin C. Landsdown, David A. Tate, William
Disharoon, Jesse Lovelady, A.J. Taylor, Thomas
Dobson, Washington P. Monroe, Jesse Thompson, Josiah
Eaton, A.J. Monroe, Thomas L. Weaver, Samuel
Eaton, James Padget, Berry P. Wilkins, John T.
Eubank, Jonathan Padget, Jesse Woodall, John
Evans, Miah Padget, John C. Worley, Pleasant

 

 

Cherokee County, Georgia, 1849 Tax Digest; Georgia Militia District #1026

Allred, Lemuel Jr Howel, John Padget, Elisha
Barley, Alfred Ingram, Martin Padget, Isaac
Bassclark, James Johnson, Thomas M. Padget, Nathan
Berry, Miles D. Jordan, Archibald Padget, William
Black, David M. Keater, Adin Patterson, Hicks
Black, Garrett Keater, John C. Pendley, Thomas
Bozeman, Henry B. Lambert, David Pharr, Joseph
Bradford, James Lambert, Jeremiah Pool, John
Brown, Jeremiah Lard, Charles Pool, Warren
Brown, Samuel Lenning, P.M. Presley, Absalom
Brown, Samuel W. Little, Henry Presley, Ephraim
Brown, Stephen Loveless, A.P. Presley, Jordan
Brown, Thomas Lovelss, A.P. Admr. Presley, William
Brown, William J. Lynch, William J. Ray, Sanford V.
Cantrel, Silas Lyon, Ashur Ray, Sterling
Chambers, William B. Lyon, John Ray, William H.
Chapman, William Lyon, John A. Russell, John
Corban, John Sr. Mann, Harrison Sawyers, Charles
Covington, John N. Mann, Robert Sawyers, Thomas
Crow, Abraham Mayne, John F. Stover, Jacob
Culver, Tubman A. McCutchen, John S. Stover, John W.
David, Benjamin McCutchen, Joseph A. Sumner, James
Eberhart, Martin McCutchen, Robert Talley, J.F.
Eberhart, Martin, Guardian McCutchen, Robert B. Tankersly, Joseph
Hall, Nathaniel McCutchen, Saml K. Tarbutton, Ellsberry
Hall, William McHan, James Townsend, Edward
Henderson, Aeter W. McHugh, Thomas Townsend, Ezekiel
Holcombe, Asa McKinney, Lewis Turner, George H.
Holcombe, Henry D. McKinney, Margaret Turner, James
Holcombe, James McKinney, Perry Turner, James F.
Holcombe, Jeremiah McKinney, Rufus Turner, Middleton
Holcombe, John McMahan, James Whitfield, William G.
Holcombe, Matthew Moore, Alfred Whitner, Abraham
Holcome, Sherrad Morris, Jabez, B. Jr Whittemore, Spencer
Honea, Abner F. Morris, Joseph B. Wigginton, James S.
Hood Samuel Morris, Thomas Willis, P.E.
Hopkins, Elizabeth Nelson, Henry Worley, Ambrose
Hopkins, Reuben Nelson, William J. Young, David
Hopkins, Samuel Norwood, Oliver H.P.  

 

Note: This information has been abstracted for the Pickens County GAGenWeb site by Linda Woodward Geiger.