Georgia:  Oglethorpe County: Deeds of Miles and Mark Smith
1827-1831

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MILES & MARK SMITH 
OGLETHORPE COUNTY, GA DEEDS

Book M, P. 247	
Jan 24, 1827
Miles Smith to Agness Paschal 78 acres on Long Creek adj Mark Smith, George 
Latimore, John Baughn & others for $100.  Signed Miles Smith, wit:  Elsy Osborn, 
Marshal E. Jackson & Woody Jackson.

Book N, P.216-217
Sept. 5, 1829
John Bledsoe to Pleasant Robertson, John W. Patman, Nathaniel H. Smith, John 
Baughan and Mark Smith tract of land on which Bethlehem Academy stands at 
present near Bethlehem Meetinghouse about 4 acres and also the right of way the 
tract north of Pleasant Glass known as the Poplar Spring for the benefit of the 
Bethlehem Academy for the purpose of keeping up a home for a school & all things 
which may serve them best.
Wit:  Ephraim Jackson				John Bledsoe  
	Thos. E. Scroggin				Rec. Jan. 13, 1831

Book N, P. 327-328
Oct. 27, 1831
Mark Smith to William H. Smith $150 for land adj. Edmond Jordan & others lying 
on the west side of Little Troublesome Branch where the saw mill belonging to the 
Estate of James A. Hill, dec’d is built with entrance on the lands of Benj. W. Oglivie.  
Exception of reserving 2 acres on the branch near the place where Mark Smith’s 
cotton gin used to stand.
Wit:	H.J. Askew					Mark Smith  
	Lewis J. Duepree, J.I.C.

N615
Dec 2, 1831
Mark Smith to Wiley Yarborough, 130 acres on Long Creek, $300.