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.)

Henry Karr - The 155 acre plat of Henry Kaar is found in Plat Book K, page 294.
The warrant for the survey was issued on August 2, 1785 in Wilkes County by
Absalom Bedell, Senior Justice. The survey was executed on September 1, 1785 by
Peter Clyma D. S. and D. Creswell C.S. The grant was issued to Henry Karr on
April 26, 1787 by Governor George Matthews and registered on April 30, 1787.
(Grant Book NNN, page 221) This plat is unique in its corn cob pipe shape with
just the tip of the pipe touching Little River. As such, it forms a buffer
between McGinty and Lang on the east and Whatley and Lang on the south. The
neighbors of Henry Kaar were: Robert McGinty and John Querns on the east, Samuel
Whatley and George Lea on the south, Jones on the west, and Henry Kaar on the north.

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