Land

Columbia Co., GA Plats Book A page 102
Richmond County. Warrant from Charles Crawford, Esq. dated 3 Nov 1784 to John Willingham for 200 acres land surveyed by (?Mann) Sims DS 8 May 1784. Recorded 16 July 1785. John Walton CSr.

Book I p. 382-384
Thomas Willingham to James Mattett 5 Jan 1799 100 acres on the waters of Cagg Creek Bordered SW by vacant and John Weldon, SE by old lines, NW by vacant land, NE by vacant and John Lander’s land Wit. James Ramsey, Isaac Willingham, John Moon
Thomas Willingham (Legal Seal)

Book X p. 213, 214
Elizabeth Willingham to Sarah Willingham 17 July 1810 100 acres on the road leading from Augusta to Washington on the waters of Green Briar creek Bordered by Manning, Pittman, Brison, Joseph Willingham Wit. John G. Wilingham and Milly Willingham (X her mark), Elizabeth Wilingham (X her mark)

Book P p. 365, 366
Archer Willingham to John Pittman 5 Jan 181115 acres on Washington Road joining lands of (?Tramel) Beard and (?Sarah) A. Bugg and said Pittman Wit. John Greene Willingham and John Pittman Archer Willingham (Legal Seal) John Pittman, Jr. swore that he witnessed Archibald Willingham execute deed and John G. Willingham witness the deed.

Book O p. 103/ 104
John Pittman to Elizabeth Willingham 13 May 1807 (?1805?) Wit. swore 10 Nov 1807 BUT says recorded Dec 1806?? 1 1/2 acres on new road leading from Washington to Augusta be part of a tract of 130 1/2 acres conveyed by Charles Ruff to said Pittman. (Triangular shape bordered by) Originally (?Sturk) now Willingham, Pittman, Pittman Wit. B. Pittman, James Jones (Xhis mark), John Willingham. John Pittman (Legal Seal) John Willingham, Sr. swore on 10 Nov 1807 that he witnessed with B. Pittman and James Jones Basel Neel, JP

Book O p. 354
Elijah Willingham to Thomas Jones 16 Nov 1807 100 acres on both sides of Sullivans Creek Bounded N. by William Lawrence, W. by William Farmer, S by John Roberts, E by Mark Sullivan Wit. John Roberts Jesse Roberts Elijah Willingham (Legal Seal)
Jesse Roberts swore 10 Jan 1810 that he and John Roberts witnessed sale. Basil Neal, JP

Book I p. 528
John Greene Willingham to William Dunn, Abraham Franklin,and Alexander Gardener For five dollars, one waggon and team with all the appointments...grain, one sohrel horse, two bay mares, two ..which said property if not returned or the sum of ? hundred and fifty dollars paid in hand to the afore said William, Abraham, and Alexander on or before the last day of April ...the date hereof then this property to be considered as the only property of said William, Abraham, and Alexander but if the sum afore said should be paid as afore said at or before the last day of April next afore said then the..to be of non affect otherwise to retainto form ..as witnessed where of I have heree unto set my hand and seal 9th day of March anno domino 1801.
John G. willingham (Legal Seal)
Wit. Joseph Marshall, William McDaniel Wm. McDaniel swore 27 June 1801 that he saw John G. Willingham sign W.F. Stevens, JP

Book N p. 434
Elizabeth Willingham and John G. Willingham to Abraham Bryson 17 April 1806 20 acres, part of a tract of land originally granted to Phillip Steed Wit. Hugh Blair, Dawson Cash, Jane Brison (her mark) John G. Willingham (Legal Seal) Elixabeth Willingham (X her mark)

Richmond Co. All people of Richmond Co.

Book F -1
John Willingham to William Wilingham 15 May 1786 100 acres each side of a S. fork of Kegg Creek Wit. George Grasfield(Brasfield?) Henry Spaldings John Willingham (X his mark)

Book F - 1
John Willingham to Charles Spalding 15 May 1786 100 acres each side of S. fork of Cag Creek a boundary the dividing line between the said Spalding & Willingham Wit. George Brasfield, Henry Spalding, Wiliam Wilingham John Willingham (X his mark)

Will of John Pittman Richmond Co., GA, Will Book A
Signed 19 Apr 1782 Registered with James Hamilton, Register Probate 22 April 1785 Peley Rogers & Phillip Pittman qualified as executors 7 May 1785 before James Hamilton R.P.
To wife Mary Pittman, Kioka Plantation of 200 acres of land & Tony & Jack during her life or widowhood then said plantation of land to son Timothy and two negros equally to Timothy Pittman and Grace Pittman and if they die without heirs, the land and negros amongst five youngest children. To son, Phillip Pittman 200 acres in Wilkes Co. To daughter, Patty Pittman, 100 acres of land in Wilkes Co. To grandson Jesse Pittman, 100 acres in Wilkes Co. Son Buckner Pittman, one shilling To son John Pittman, one shilling All rest of estate equally divided among seven youngest children: Mary Rogers, James Pittman, Patty Pittman, Zilpha Nobles, Phillip Pittman, Timothy Pittman, Grace Pittman. Son-in-law Peley Rogers and Phillip Pittman executors Wit. William Courson, Zachariah Marshall (X his mark), James Simson (X his mark) John Pittman (Legal Seal)

Transcriptions from documents of Katherine Willingham Woerner