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Myra,
Thank you so much for posting your info, Here is a little more I have found in regards to Arthur in GA Newspapers. What We are wondering is if this Arthur Carney is the same as Trader Arthur Carney of Panton & Leslie about 1787-1799 in West Florida and Spanish (MS Territory). Trader Arthur had a son Jeremiah Carney that signed the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek. See below in 1776 Article in regards to the info you ref which I appreciate and was wondering about as a Jeremiah is mentioned in that article. As you may know Lachlan McGillvery, William McIntosh and William Cooper were in West Florida trading with the Indians. And seems to have also been in GA.I have much info on the McGillvery, McIntosh, and Cooper. Just trying to sort out if I have more than One Arthur Carney a Sr or JR. or III in the mentioned time frames. There is an Arthur Carney in Natchez in Business in 1792 with John Turnbull and Associates. Any insight on this would be appreciated. Many Thanks DJ
Ref to Orphans is the last paragraph
Savannah Georgia, Newspaper Clippings (GA Gazette Thursday, July 28, 1763 p 18
Notices
I hearby acknowledge that the words I inadvertently dropped to the prejudice of the characters of Arthur Carney , planter and Willam Baker, carpenter, in respect to their being privey to or concerned in clandestinely conveying away horses from the northward, is without proper foundation and I never knew anything dishonest in either of them. Sign John Hobbs, St John's Parish.
Thurs AUgust 4, 1763
Custom House Entered in Inwards
Aug 1, Sloop two friends, Robert Lucas from Jamaica.
Then Volume 1, 1763-1770 p 355
Bolton Vendue MAsters
To be sold by the subscriber at the plantation of Arthur Carney over the Altamaha a stock of cattle jointly belonging to the said Carney and the estate of Charles West, Esquire deceased. Also will be sold, another stock of cattle belong to the said estate. Signed Stephen Williams, Richard Baker, John Sterwart and Arthur Carney, Executors [John Stuart was the Indian Agent of that period]
same volume p 424\Whereas Daniel Dunham of St John's Parish, Arthur Carney of St Andrew's Parish, Benjamin Horn of Halifax, John Green of Vernonburgh, cordwainer, John Caughlin of St Georg's Parish, James Red of Halifax, John Leek of St Mattew's Parish, Robert Dunn of St Georg'e Parish JAmes Butler of St Philip's Parish, James Westley of St Andrew'sParish, Stephen Williams of St George's Parish, were respectively drawn by ballot and summoned to appear as jurors at this Court, but they did respectively neglect to appear at this Court. It is therefore ordered by this Court that the said several persons above named be respectively fined in asum not exveeding four pound sterlingSame source page 178
Wednesday, Feb 7, 1776 p 178
We hear that Lachlan McIntosh. Esquire is selected Colonel of the Battalio to be raised for the protection and defence of this province. Samuel Elbert, Esquire, LT Co l. Joseph Habersham. Esquire, Major: Francis Henry Harris, Captain of the First Commpany: JOhn Habersam,First Lieutenant L Oliver Bowen, Captain of the Second Company: George Handley. First Lieutenant: John Mc'Intosh, JR. Captain of the Third Company: Lachlan M'cIntosh, JR. First Lieutenant: Arthur Carney, Captain of the Fourth Company: Benjamin Odingsell, First Lietenant, Thomas Chosolm, Captain of the fifth Company, Caleb Howell, First Lietenan, John Green, Captain of the Sixth Company, Ignatius Few, First Lieutenant, Chesley Bostick, Captain of the SEventh Company, John Martin, First Lieutenant, Jacob Colson, Captain of the Eight Company, Shadrach Wright, First Lieutenant.
VOl II 1774-1785
Stolen by a party of plunders on the evening of the 222nd last month, out of the Rev Edward Jenkins' plantation on the Hourse Shoe Sacannah, SC, 3 horse. Whoever brings the said horses to Edward Jenkins at the Horse Shoe will recieve 20 guineas reward.P 195
Thursday, August 2, 1781p 236
Notices
To be sold to the highest bidder, for cash, under attachment from the Majesty's General Court of the province of Georgia, the undermentioned property, viz {A Long List for now I will just note]:
Kelsall and another, survivors V JAmes Dunwoody, 500 acres in the parish of St John Joining lands of Josiah Bacon..... The same v Charles Starkey Middleton, 1500 acres in the parishes of St Andrew and ST John, late the property of William Jones 300 acres near SUnbury formerly occupied by Arthur Carney
..The same V John Baker, Sr 1000 acres in the parish of St John, joining lands of William Baker and John Stacey...
..The same v Thomas Shepherd, 200 acres in the parish of St John, joining lands of John Winn, Jr. Spalding and another v Richard Cooper. ...
The same v William Baker, 100 acres in the parish of St John joining lands of Simon Munro and William Leconte...
Graham and others v survivors John Jones and CO Johston, Esquire, v Minis, house and lot in SAvannah adjoing a lot of Gershon Cohen...
Same Source page 340 four years of This is the one that I needed the dates big time ( I have to recheck date of Paper)
House of Assembly
no 107 from Joseph LAw, in favour of Arthur Carney's children, requesting a part of their father's property, which was sold by the commissioners of confiscated estates, might be restored for the support of the orphans. REsolved, that two thirds of the estate of Arthur Carney to be given up to his two orphan children, Jeremiah and Margaret, subject to the payment of a proportinalte part of his debts.
also a lot of this stuff refers to the GA loyalists www.petersnn.org/petersnn./Loyalists.html.
Same Arthur?
This from Passports of Southern Pioneers
1799 Executive Dept Friday 8,
On an application from Arther Carney esquire and Inhabitant of West Florida
ORDERED
That a pasport for Arther Carney with a servant and three horses to travel through the Creek Nation and other Tribes of Indians to the Natches be prepared which was presented and signed.
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