George Jones Kollock manuscript, 1800s.

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George Jones Kollock manuscript, 1800s.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/85845136

This collection contains a manuscript on Georgia that was apparently written as a contribution to a book or sketch on Georgia, or it may have been for corrections or addenda to a published work, as some notes refer to page numbers. Authorship is attributed to George Jones Kollock as his name is written several times at the end of one section, and the handwriting resembles his. There is more than one draft for some sections, with some differences. Some drafts are incomplete. The sections are divided by topics: Georgia, situation and extent; constitution and government; statistics from the 1810 census; soil, productions, etc.; the city of Savannah; Rivers; American Revolution in Georgia.

1 folder (.05 cubic feet)

Georgia Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 8335267

Georgia Historical Society

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Kollock, George Jones, 1810-1894.

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George Jones Kollock (1810-1894) was the son of Dr. Lemuel Kollock and Maria (Campbell) Kollock, daughter of Macartan Campbell. He practiced law in Savannah from 1832-1836, then moved to Woodlands near Clarkesville, in Habersham County, Georgia, keeping overseers on his plantations. From the description of George Jones Kollock manuscript, 1800s. (Georgia Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 85845136 George Kollock Jones, a lawyer and planter, was born in Savannah, Georgi...