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William Ellis - Surveyor 3rd District, Henry County 1821 The Spalding County GAGenWeb Project |
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GEORGIA SURVEYOR-GENERAL’S OFFICE I do hereby certify that William Ellis Esquire, Surveyor of the Third District in the County of Henry has deposited in this office satisfactory evidence of his having discharged the duties of his appointment; from which it appears he has run and measured in the progress and completion of his survey the distance of Three Hundred Sixty miles and ten Chains which entitles him to a warrant on the Treasury for the sum of Nine Hundred Dollars and 31 ¼ cents, as a full compensation for his service; deducted the sum of Three Hundred Dollars previously advanced for his outfit.
Given under my hand this 28th day of September 1821
$900.31 ¼ aggregate 300 advanced $600.31 ¼ Due Daniel Sturges, S Gen Transcribers’ notes: A large portion of the area William Ellis surveyed in 1821 is now 3rd District Spalding County. At this time, he was also holding the position of Surveyor of Oglethorpe County, GA; we have found evidence of appointment to the Oglethorpe position in 1820, 1822, 1824 (2-year terms). When Spalding County was formed, he held the position of first Surveyor of Spalding County.
Transcribed by: Bob & Linda Ellis Duluth, GA 10/6/2005
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| File Contributed by Bob and Linda Ellis, Duluth, Georgia, October 6, 2005 | ||||||||||
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