Selected Families and Individuals
Notes
Will Abbot
Woodcutter;
Embarked 14 Oct. 1735 and arrived in Georgia on in Feb. 1736
Had Lot 8N in Frederica
Appointed 2nd Constable of Frederica in the case of vacancy on 26 Sept. 1735
Eliz. Abraham
Widow
Servant to Peter Gordon
Embarked 31 Oct. 1734
Arrived in Georgia 2 Dec 1734
John Allen
Servt. to Hen. Fletcher
Embarked 4 April 1733
Arrived 21 July 1733
John Amble
Palatin Tr. Servt.
Arrived in Georgia: 20 Dec. 1737
J. Pet. Armsdorf
Saltsburger
Settled in Ebenezer
Living as of 13 March 1738-9
Sarah Arnold
Emabarked: 14 Oct. 1735
Arrived in Georgia: Feb. 1735-6
Servant of ___ Delgrass
Jo Auchtenleck
Writer & accompt.
Embarked: 20 Oct. 1735
Arrived in Georgia: Feb. 1735-6
Walter Avery
Apprentice to Geo. Spencer
Embarked: 20 Oct. 1735
Arrived in Georgia: Feb 1735-6
Gabriel Bach
Husband-man
Embarked: 31 Oct. 1734
Arrived in Georgia: 28 Dec. 1734
Saltsburger
Settled in Ebenezer
Pet. Baillou
Vine dresser & hatter.
Embarked: 18 June 1733
Arrived in Georgia: 29 Aug. 1733
Lot 119 in Savannah
Fined 3 Oct. 1734 & 7 July 1737 for seducing servants to run away. His lot is swamp overflowed.
It is highly likely that this individual is related to Ja. Baillou. Not only are last names the same but Ja.'s lot was heavily planted to vines and Pet. is vine dresser.
Jo. Bain
of Lochain, Age 45, Tr. Servant
Embarked: 20 Oct. 1735
Arrived in Georgia: 10 Jan. 1735-6
Elizabeth Baldwyn
Embarked: 20 Oct. 1735
Arrived in Georgia: Feb. 1735-6
Amos Barber
Servant to Will Bradley
Embarked: 20 Oct. 1735
Arrived in Georgia: Feb. 1735-6
Will Barbo
Servant to Jo. Brownfeild
Embarked: 14 Oct. 1735
Arrived in Georgia: Feb. 1735-6
Out of his time. (I don't know what this means)
Matthias Boehnisch
Math. /Barisch/ in the List of Early Settlers of Georgia.
Husband-man, Moravian
Embarked: 14 Oct. 1735; arrived in Georgia: Feb. 1735-6
The Trustees advanced the passage of the Moravians which was some years honestly repaid by them.
From: Moravians in Georgia 1735-1740:
Matthias Boehnisch's illness was of short duration, lasting only from the 27th of September to the 3rd of October. He had had a severe fall on the ship coming over, from which he continued to suffer, and now a hard blow on the chest injured him mortally. Some of his companions found it hard to understand why he should be taken, for he was a good man, who gave promise of much usefulness in the Lord's service. It is an old question, often asked and never fully answered, but Boehnisch, conscious almost to the last, was perfectly willing to go, and his associates felt that the influence of his life "would be a seed, which would bear fruit" in others.
John Barnes
Dyer
Embarked: 15 June 1733
Arrived in Georgia: 29 Aug. 1733
Settled at Tybbe 4 April 1734. On 11 June 1733 a grant of 2800 acreswas passed to him, Hen. Parker and Joseph Lacheveril in Trust. But to whom the same was parcelled out, I know not.
Andreas Baver
Laborer
Embarked: 20 Oct. 1735
Arrived in Georgia: Feb. 1735-6
Saltsburger settled at Ebenezer
Joseph Bell
Servant to Hen. Loyd
Embarked: 31 Oct. 1734
Arrived in Georgia: 28 Dec. 1734
Gilbert Beon
Baker, Saltsburger settled at Ebenezer
Embarked: 14 Dec. 1733
Arrived in Georgia: 12 Mar. 1733-4
Margaret Berenburger
Spinster, a Saltsburger, settled at Ebenezer
Embarked: 29 Mar. 1739
James Billinghurst
Embarked: 14 Aug. 1735
Arrived in Georgia: Feb. 1735-6
Anthony Binks
Servant to Will Stephens, Esq.
Embarked: 16 Aug. 1737
Arrived in Georgia: 31 Oct. 1737
Henry Bishop
Servant to Mr. Boltzius
Embarked: 31 Oct. 1734
Arrived in Georgia: 28 Dec. 1734
He was schoolmaster at Ebenezer to teach children English. He married a German in 1740 and took a lot 6 miles from Ebenezer to settle on, Col. Oglethorpe giving him his freedom.
Widow Bishoven
Widow, Age 39, Palatine Servant
Embarked: July 1738
Arrived in Georgia: 7 Oct. 1738
German Palatines. Appointed to work on the lands for Religious uses under M. Habershams directions. Passage paid by the Trustees, to Capt. Thompson, to be repaid by Col. Stephens who took her.
Anne Bliss
Widow
Embarked: 14 May 1735
Bosomworth
Went to be clerk to Col. Stephens
Embarked: 21 Sept. 1741
Arrived in Georgia: 4 Dec. 1741
Quitted, returned to England Nov. 1742
Lewis Bowen
Bookseller
Embarked: 15 June 1733
Arrived in Georgia: 29 Aug. 1733
I don't find he took a lot. He went to Charlestown and there died; he went thither to buy goods, and to return with then to Georgia. Dead Aug. 1734
Charles Bowler
Apprentice to Will Brownjohn
Embarked: 15 June 1733
Arrived in Georgia: 29 Aug. 1733
Lot 157 in Savannah. This lot was granted to him after his service under Will Brownjohn, but he deserted the Colony in Dec. 1736
Isaac Bradford
Servant to Tho. Upton. A notorious thief; ran away to Carolina and was there taken May 1739.
Alexander Breath
Age 17; Trust. servant, embarked 24 June 1737; arrived in Georgia 20 Nov. 1737
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