Wilkes County GaArchives Court.....Lincecum, Gideon February 10, 1784
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Bob Ellis http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00017.html#0004075 and Linda Ellis  February 22, 2009, 3:09 pm

Source: Wilkes County Misc Records Book B, Folio 13
Written: February 10, 1784

Gideon Lincecum Estate Inventory
Wilkes Co., GA
10 Feb 1784

An Inventory of the Estate of Gideon Linecean Decd. taken this 10 day February 
1784.

300 Acres Land    £125			One Negro named Tom	£60
1 Negro woman named Hannah   £50    	1 Negro girl named Patt	£50
3 Feather Beads    £6   12 Pewter Plates  £10     6 Plates & 2 Dishes   £1 15sh.
1 axe & kittle	    15sh.	1 Pegin(?)  1 Box Iron & Punch Bole(?)    1sh.
1 Candle stick & Snuffer	3 sh.

Appr.						James Morgan
						William White
						Rezan Bowie

April 7th 1784
B. Heard



GA ARCHIVES, Dr. 45/Box 20
Wilkes Co., GA Misc. Estate Records
Book B, 1783-1784, Register Folio (13)	
Transcribed by Bob & Linda Ellis, Duluth, GA




Note:  This appraisal is believed to have taken place approximately 7 years 
after Gideon Lincecum’s death as shortly after the skirmish with Indians in 
which Gideon was killed (c. 1777-1778) and then nearby Augusta’s first fall to 
the Tories most of the settlers in the area (including the Lincecum family, 
according to Gideon’s grandson and namesake, Gideon Lincecum, 1793-1874, the 
frontier naturalist) removed to the South Carolina side of the Savannah River 
until peace was declared (a period of nearly 7 years).  According to the 
younger Gideon, the Lincecums were in the Edgefield District of SC during this 
time period.




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