Wilkes County GaArchives Photo Document..... Little River Plat 
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                                        Little River Land Plats

        (All plats cited are from the records of the Surveyor General’s Office
in the State of Georgia.)

Joseph Jackson - The 400 acre plat surveyed for Joseph Jackson is found in Plat
Book A, page 93. The warrant for the survey, dated September 5, 1783, was issued
by a Land Court of Wilkes County, William Downs Esq., Senior Justice presiding.
The survey was executed on September 20, 1783 by William Downs D. S. The grant
was issued to Joseph Jackson on December 15, 1784 by Governor John Houstown and
it was registered on December 16, 1784. (Grant Book FFF, page 107) The
outstanding feature of the plat is Hardin’s Creek along with its tributaries.
Joseph Jackson is bounded on the west by John Querns, on the northeast by
vacant, on the east by John Mulkey and John Thornton, and on the south by
vacant. Joseph Jackson was the brother of Deborah Jackson (the wife of Robert
McGinty). In 1786, this land was transferred to Robert and Deborah McGinty,
although no deed exists for the transaction.

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