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# of the Family	Name	Age	Sex	Color	Free or slave	Marital status	Place of Birth	Month of death	Occupation	Cause of death	Days Ill
1	Louisa	1 7/12	F	B	S		GA	Feb		Debility
2	Middleton Neilson	45	M			M	GA	Aug	Farmer	Typhoid	1 month
3	Jeremiah May	71	M			M	NC	May	Farmer	Dropsy	?
4	William Davis	35	M			M	GA	Dec	Farmer	In. Lungs	28 days
5	Polly Davis	30	F			W	GA	Apr		Epilepsy	?
6	Calvin	29	M	B	S		GA	Aug		Typhoid	1 month
7	Alice	4	F	B	S		GA	May		W. Cough	21 days
8	Rhoda Harris	60	F			W	NC	Jan		Apoplexy	sudden
9	Artabella Keillehsew	1	F				GA	June		Infd. Bowels	21 days
10	Tamsey Martin	48	F			W	GA	Feb		Bilious Pluersy	4 days
11	Henry L. Milliford	2	M				GA	Nov		Scarlet Fever	5 days
12	Nancy Micheal	70	F			W	GA	Oct		Dropsy ??	?
13	Jeremiah	6/12	M	B	S		GA	Apr		W. Cough	20 days
14	Missouri Blankenship	1/12	F				GA	Nov		Hives	1 month
15	Boaz Kitchens	73	M			M	NC	Oct	Farmer	Dyspepsia	?
16	John Kelley	82	M			M	VA	Aug	Farmer	Old age
17	Nancy Branham	27	F			M	GA	May		Child bed	3 days
18	Louisa	28	F	B	S		GA	Aug		consumption	?
19	Adolphus	9/12	M	B	S		GA	Nov		strangulation	sudden
20	William	27	M	B	S		GA	Jan		Dropsy ??
21	Micaijah Kelley	9	M				GA	Dec		Croup	1 day
22	Epsy	16	F	B	S		GA	Dec		Pulmanary ???	?
23	Maria	7/12	F	B	S		GA	Nov		smothered	sudden
24	Matilda	28	F	B	S		GA	Oct		Puerp?????	2 weeks
25	Nancy	40	F	B	S		GA	Mar		Puerp?????	1 week
26	John L Keillehsew	6/12	M				GA	Dec		Croup	2 days
27	Nathaniel Shurley	28	M				GA	June	Mechanic	Typhoid	15
28	William Shurley	26	M				GA	July	Mechanic	Typhoid	16
29	Squire	16	M	B	S		GA	Aug		Typhoid	18
30	Edmond Shurley	43	M			M	GA	Sept	Farmer	Typhoid	12
31	Missouri Shurley	4	F				GA	Nov		Typhoid	10
32	Samuel T. Parker	54	M			M	GA	Aug	Farmer	Typhoid	12
33	Martholama Parker	57	F				GA	Aug		Typhoid	20
34	Richard	4	M	B	S		GA	Aug		Unknown	sudden
35	John William Jackson	6	M				GA	Aug		Influ	2 days
Remarks: The peculiar form of disease that obtained most generally in this locality was Typhoid Fever, I am induced to believe that it's existence can be traced to heaps of vegetable matter blended with animal excretions, that uniformly were piled within a short distance of the dwellings of the inhabitants. Old dwellings emitting fetid exhalations may be considered as a s? of cause of this disease..

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# of the Family	Name	Age	Sex	Color	Free or slave	Marital status	Place of Birth	Month of death	Occupation	Cause of death	Days Ill
1	Peter	19	M	B	S		GA	Oct		Accident	Sudden
2	Thomas	5 d	M	B	S		GA	June		Unknown	Sudden
3	Jesse	1	M	B	S		GA	May		aploxey	Sudden
4	Priscilla	80	F	M	S		GA	June		Old Age
5	Polly	47	F	B	S		GA	July		????	C
6	Mildred	6/12	F	B	S		GA	May		????	7 days
7	Cordius	14	M	B	S		GA	June		Congestive fever	10 days
8	Clack	10/12	M	B	S		GA	July		Bowel ???	6 days
9	William F Yarber	6/12	M				GA	June		Pneumonia	20 days
10	Levi F Harrall	4	M				GA	Mar		Burned	10 days
11	Matthew McCseary	54	M				GA	Feb	Teacher	Dropsey	1 month
12	Sarah	7 d	F	B	S		GA	July		Unknown	Sudden
13	Mary	16	F	B	S		GA	Mar		Congestion	15 days
14	George	14	M	B	S		GA	June		debility	10 days
15	Christopher Columbus	1	M	B	S		GA	Aug		Diahera	30 days
16	Nancy	90	F	B	S		VA	Sept		Old Age
17	Austin	30	M	B	S		GA	Apr		Congestion	21 days
18	Adam Clarke Johnson	18	M				GA	Apr	Laborer	????	42 days
19	James	3	M	B	S		GA	Sept		unknown	sudden
20	Samuel Shelley	75	M			M	GA	Jan	Physician	Intemp????	C
21	Clara	30	F	M	S		VA	Jan		Cancer	C
22	John N Parham	9/12	M				GA	Oct		Esysip????	49 days
23	Catharine	1 d	F	B	S		GA	Aug		unknown	sudden
24	Lion Hill	51	M			M	GA	Oct	Farmer	Liver ????	56 days
25	Richmond	30	M	B	S		GA	May		Poisoned	4 months
26	Alexander Littleton	2	M				GA	Apr		unknown	9 days
27	Rachel Persons	87	F			W	NC	Mar		Pneumonia	14 days
28	Stoddard W. Smith	38	M			M	Conn	Sept	Farmer	Killed	sudden
29	Francis C Butt	24	F				GA	Nov		Consumption	C
30	Arthur	14	M	B	S		GA	July		Typhoid Fever	14 days
31	Ann Maria Douglas	24	F			W	GA	Dec		Dropsey	C
32	Barnard W Synah	2	M				GA	Mar		Croup	3 days
33	John K Riviere	65	M			M	GA	Dec	Mechanic	accident sudden
34	Jacob Burkhalter	85	M			W	SC	May	Planter	Old Age
35	Fanny	17	F	B	S		GA	Mar		Pneumonia	8 days
Remarks: In this subdivision but few local causes of disease obtain, there is nothing surmountable in the face of the country. The lands in a part of the county are oak and thick ivy in the remainder pine, and mixed with other varieties. A portion of the is in a tolerabley fair state of cultivation, yielding good average crops. Some other portions are worn down with excessive culture, and I say excessive carelessness.

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# of the Family	Name	Age	Sex	Color	Free or slave	Marital status	Place of Birth	Month of death	Occupation	Cause of death	Days Ill
1	Missouri E Cody	23	F			M	GA	Oct		Typhoid F	13 days
2	Henry	21	M	B	S		GA	Oct		Typhoid F	10 days
3	Barnaby Shivers	24	M				GA	Oct	Clerk	Typhoid F	20 days
4	Ellen	1	F	B	S		GA	July			2 wks
5	Eliza	18	F	B	S		GA	June		Infl Bowels	3 days
6	Susan Ann	6/12	F	B	S		GA	Aug		Infl Bowels
7	Julia	8/12	F	B	S		GA	Sept		Accident	sudden
8	Antoinette	7/12	F	B	S		GA	Mar		Accident	sudden
9	Laura	6/12	F	M	S		GA	Feb		Accident	4 days
10	Tabitha Matthews	40	F				GA	Dec		Unknown	7 days
11	Sophronia Ellen	2	F	B	S		GA	May		Typhoid F	7 days
12	Allen	6/12	M				GA	Oct		Accident	1 day
13	Mary S Norris	30	F			M	GA	Mar		Female ????	1 week
14	Isham	35	M	B	S		GA	Aug	Blacksmith	Dyspepsia	20 days
15	Celerle Vandezia	6 H	F	B	S		GA	June		accident	1 day
16	Allen	35	M	B	S		GA	July		?????	1 month
17	Missouri Davis	20	F				GA	Aug		Typhoid F	3 weeks
18	Lucy	3	F	B	S		GA	Sept		Quinsey	4 weeks
19	Marina Hunt	38	F				NC	Sept		Dyspepsia	3 months
20	Sarah	2/12	F	B	S		GA	Feb		Accident	Sudden
21	Washington	9/12	M	B	S		GA	March		Liver app	7 days
22	John Owen	3	M	B	S		GA	Apr		Croup	2 days
23	Benjamin	6/12	M	B	S		GA	Aug		Accident	sudden
24	Nancy Howell	28	F				GA	Aug		Typhoid	40 days
25	Loudicey	40	F	B	S		GA	Nov		Inf Brain	7 days
26	Martha A.E. Geesling	3	F				GA	Mar		Congestion	11 days
27	William O. Reese	43	M				GA	Aug		Congestion	9 days
28	Unnamed Negro Child	2 H	M	B	S		GA	Apr		Unknown	sudden
29	Euparasia C ????	26	F				GA	May		Puerperal F	20 days
30	Charles	8	M	B	S		GA	Oct		Fever &???	10 days
31	Cherry	5 m	F	B	S		GA	Dec		Unknown	Sudden
32	Benjamin F. Beck	2	M				GA	May		Unknown	1 week
33	Hartwell Heath	73	M			M	VA	Jan	Farmer	Dropsey in chest	14 days
34	Emily	4/12	F	B	S		GA	Sept		Inf sore throat	5 days
35	Delila	9/12	F	B	S		GA	Mar		Pneumonia	1 week
Remarks: In regard to minerals they do not generally abound, iron ore in small quantities inlain
in the pinelands. Gold has been ???? in the northern part of the county, but not in sufficient
quantities to induce operations, ????? of an excellent kind has been found in the southeastern
part of the county, and has been med??? by the potting manufactories in the neighborhood
to a limited extent.

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# of the Family	Name	Age	Sex	Color	Free or slave	Marital status	Place of Birth	Month of death	Occupation	Cause of death	Days Ill
1	Susan	2w	F	B	S		GA	Jan		Hives	1 week
2	Alexander	45	M	B	S		GA	Nov		Tumor	C
3	Philomeley	2	F	B	S		GA	May		Worms?	5 days
4	Hannah	53	F	B	S		GA	July		Dropsey	C
5	William	8/12	M	B	S		GA	July		Cholera???	3 weeks
6	William A McCartty	1					GA	July		Choked	sudden
7	Lewis F Ivey	13	M				GA	Feb		Pneumonia	9 days
8	James Fahr	60	M			W	GA	Jan	Shoemaker	Chills	9 days
9	James	3	M	B	S		GA	Dec		Accident	9 days
10	Julia Leona	9/12	M??	B	S		GA	June		Fever	4 days
11	Mary	3	F	B	S		GA	May		Bowel ???	1 week
12	Falby Q Thompson	20	F			M	GA	Mar		Childbed	3weeks
13	William M Thompson	2/12	M				GA	May		Fever	2 days
14	Letitia Morgan	16	F				GA	Mar		Inf. Brain	5 days
15	Sarah Morgan	19	F				GA	May		Internal F.	65 days
16	Mary	5w	F	B	S		GA	Beb		Pressure Brain	3 days
17	Darius	21	M	B	S		GA	Nov		Pneumonia	2 weeks
18	William Purvis	70	M			W	NC	May	None	Dropsey	3 m
19	Francis M Niven	33	M			W	GA	Sept	Farmer	In'd Bowels	15 days
20	Thomas Niven	64	M			M	GA	July	Farmer	Dropsy	C
21	Delaney Hachter	6	F				GA	May		Quinsey	17 days
22	Caroline Hughes	32	F			M	GA	Jan		Cold	1 week
23	James	8	M	B	S		GA	Oct		Typhoid	2 weeks
24	Jackson	1 d	M				GA	Aug		Unknown	sudden
25	Nimrod Nunn	74	M			M	SC	Nov	Farmer	Paralysis	C
26	Freeman	20	M	B	S		GA	Nov		Pneumonia	4 days
27	William Mote	86	M			W	NC	Aug	Farmer	Paralysis	C
28	John Newsom	92	M			W	NC	Nov	Miller	Dropsy	C
29	Cheney	1	F	B	S		GA	June		W. Cough	6 days
30	Ann	5/12	F	B	S		GA	Mar		Accident	sudden
31	Frederick Newsome	80	M			W	SC	Aug	None	Old Age
32	Nancy	88	F	B	S		VA	Oct		Old Age
33	John	51	M	B	S		NC	Nov		Cman??? of the Brain	Sudden
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Remarks: In point of climate we have one of the most agreeable that probably can be found upon upon the earth.No extremes of heat and cold, sunlight and shade agreably diversified, the earth teeming with products of almost every kind, the toils of labor abundantly rewarded, faces Radiant with health, forms elastic and bouyant, and hearts, extremely thankful to God for mercy. State of Georgia / I hereby certify that the Schedule 3, contain Four(4) pages nearly

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