Abraham Mott Jr (the Third) was born circa 1806 (btw 2 Jun 1805 - 31 May 1806) likely in Screven County, Georgia. It is presumed that his parents were residing in Screven County at the time of his birth (derived from Screven County DB A:402). He was the second son of Abraham Mott Sr (the... Continue Reading →
Forging a New Frontier: The Smiths’ Journey to Georgia and the Riches of Wilkes County Headright Grants
By April 1783, the skirmishes stemming from the Revolutionary War reached their conclusion, marking an end to the hostilities of the war. The Smith clan resided primarily in the northern region of Cumberland County, North Carolina, establishing their homes along Black River, Niells Creek, and Buies Creek. In the days leading up to the war's... Continue Reading →