TOMBERLIN AND RELATED FAMILIES IN SOUTHERN GEORGIA

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LAURENS COUNTY, GEORGIA LEGAL RECORDS

Relating to JOHN TOMBERLIN

August 7, 1809 (Key #25, Page 150).

John Tomberlin affidavit, before Justice of Inferior Court Thomas Davis attesting to the Varnado to Spivey land sale of December 1808.

January 1810 (Key #1, Page 11)

Ordered that letters of administration be granted to John Tomberlin and Ann Andrews on the estate of William Andrews. $1000.00 bond. Andews was late of Burke County.

February 1810 (Key #3, Page 18)

John Tomberlin named commissioner of road from the Milledgeville Road to Turkey Creek. John Tomberlin name overseer, replacing Peter Thomas (Key #3, Page 20).

August 1810 (Key #3, Page 22)

John Tomberlin ordered to report on road. Court ordered all hands to work under Tomberlin (Key #3, Page 25).

August 1811 (Key #3, Page 30)

John Tomberlin named commissioner to layout a road from Dublin to Bell Springs.

February 1912 (Key #3, Page 39)

John Tomberlin named overseer on the Milledgeville Road down to Uchee Road.

June 23, 1812 (Key # 28, Pages 86-87)

John Tomberlin of Laurens County, sold to Isom Smith of Laurens County 2^nd land district, land lot # 34. $450.00. Witnesses: William Smith, Jethro B. Spivey, and Justice of the Peace, Bryan Allen.

June 30, 1812 (Key #28, Pages 87-88)

John Tomberlin of Laurens County, sold to Isom Smith of Laurens County 2^nd land district, land lot #33. $1000.00. Witnesses: Robert Smith, David Andrews and Justice of Peace Bryan Allen.

June 30, 1812 (Key #20, Page 89)

Elizabeth Tomberlin, wife of John Tomberlin, relinquished right of dower property sold by Tomberlin to Smith on same date.

July 5, 1813 (Key #27, Page 82)

Peter F. Flourney, of Putnam County, sold to John Tomberlin 2^nd land district, land lot #77. Witnesses James Darby, Brittian Stuckaby, and Williams.

October 12, 1815 (Key #30, Page 37)

John Tomberlin of Laurens County, sold to Wright R. Coleman of Jefferson County 2^nd land district , land lot 77. $250.00.

March 1826 (Key #48, Pages 34-48)

Plaintiff was Tomberlin, administrator of the estate of Elizabeth McCormick. His attorney was Lott Warren. Defendant was Thomas P. Smith. Case was $250.00 for value of bay horse. April 1828, verdict for plaintiff. Verdict appealed. April 1829 verdict for plaintiff.

April 1829 (Key 39, Pages 106-107)

Plaintiff was Tomberlin. Defendant was Thomas Peter Smith. Defendant attorneys announce that will file motion for new trial. Case involved the breeding of a horse.