Morgan and Spinks families, circa 1770-1977.

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Morgan and Spinks families, circa 1770-1977.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/316220618

The collection consists of a genealogical account which traces the Morgan, Spinks, DeLoach and Holliman families of Georgia. This volume was compiled by Jack Morgan of Thomaston, Georgia.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7321266

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Morgan family.

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Holleman family.

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Spinks family.

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DeLoach family.

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Morgan, Jack

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Burke County, whose eastern edge shares the border with South Carolina along the Savannah River, is one of Georgia's eight original counties. When the colony was established in 1732, the area now known as Burke County was called the Halifax District. In 1758 Georgia was divided into parishes, and the Halifax District became the parish of St. George. The county currently encompasses an area of 831 square miles after portions of it were incorporated into Screven (1793), Jefferson (179...