Walter Charlton Hartridge, Jr. collection. Series VII : genealogies ; Barnwell family, 1700s-1900s / Walter Charlton Hartridge.

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Walter Charlton Hartridge, Jr. collection. Series VII : genealogies ; Barnwell family, 1700s-1900s / Walter Charlton Hartridge.

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There is an astonishing volume of research here on hundreds of families, notably emigre families from Santo Domingo, families from Minorca (one of the Spanish Balearic Islands), families with Catholic roots, and families decended from Georgia's colonial settlers. His research encompassed collateral lines and families of other denominations, as well. Included are: detailed genealogical charts; correspondence; legal documents; Bible, church and public record abstracts; memoirs; articles and clippings; invitations; cards; photographs, etc. (cont.) The records of the Barnwell family comprise; genealogical charts, notes, transcribed documents, and newspaper clippings.

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Barnwell family.

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Hartridge, Walter Charlton, 1914-1974

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Louis Claude Aveilhe (ca. 1881-1938) was the manager of the J.G. Butler company in Savannah. He was a descendant of French refugees in Santo Domingo, who owned a sugar plantation in Cuba. From the description of Walter Charlton Hartridge, Jr. collection. Series VII : genealogies ; Aveilhe family, 1700s-1900s / Walter Charlton Hartridge. (Georgia Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 44468325 Joseph Bryan (d. 1732) was the first of the Bryan family to settle in South Carol...

Barnwell, John, approximately 1671-1724

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Colonel John Barnwell was commissioned by South Carolina Governor Francis Nicholson to establish the first of several forts envisioned along the southwest border of English lands in North America, in a step against French and Spanish encroachment. The first fort, Fort King George, was located by Barnwell on a high bluff three miles inland on the Altamaha River in what is now Georgia. From the description of [Report on the building of Fort King George], 1721 Jul 21. (Unknown). WorldCa...