TAYLOR COUNTY, GA - SILVER RUN BAPTIST CHURCH

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Silver Run Primitive Baptist Church

Located during 1880 Land Lot 146 of the 12th Land District

Pastor was Rev. Thomas Dupree approximately 1880's.

Church no longer exists but Cemetery is in woods near where the church was located.

NOTES on Land History:

Taylor County Deed Bk A
pg 218

Taylor County
To all and singular the Constallis. Greeting, you are
hereby commanded to levy on lot of land number 146 in
the 12th Dist once Muscogee now Taylor and by District
and state thereof make the sum of Twenty one and from
the sixth any fo Dec 1845 Interest which was adjudged
against William A. Davis and Wesley M. Pasters at a
Justice Court held in and for the 767 District Georgia
Militia on the first Saturday in September 1853 in
favor of Gideon Smith Admix of Newsom Taunton and for
the further sum of $2.50 for the Cost thereon and have
you the said sum of money together with this writ on or
before the first Saturday in October next to re ? in
satisfaction of said Debt and cost hereof fail not.

Given under my hand in office  this 10th day of September 1853

John Sturdivant, JP

I have levied this fi fa on lot of land number 146 in the 12th Dist this 24th Sept 1853.  John A. Hamilton, Constable

Sold the above lands for fifty dollars January 1854
John A. Hamilton, Sheriff

Recorded 1st Feb 1854  John A.W. McCants

Whereas in obedience to the writ of fieri facius issued
of the Justice Court of county of Taylor at the write
of Gideon Smith Administrator of Newsom Taunton
deceased, I, John M. Thompson, Sheriff of Taylor
Clounty did lately seize the land herein after
described as the property of the said William A. Davis
and Wesley M. Pasters ? and after being advertised
agreeable to law did on the third day of January 1854
at the place of public sale, when John Sturdivant being
the highest bidder the same was knocked off to him -
$50.  land number 146 in the 12th Dist
Wit: D.W. Miller, Isaac Mulkey
Recorded Feb 1, 1854