African-Americans
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  • Educators, Ministers, Medical
  • DICKSON, Amanda, heiress
  • GRIGGS, Allen R., Baptist minister, Texas
  • HOLSEY - Lucius Henry Holsey,  Bishop -Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
  • HUNT-LOGAN, Adella, educator, administrator, Alabama
  • TOOMER, Nathaniel Jean, author, educator (stepson of Amanda America Dickson)
  • BOOKS LINKS
  • Giving a Voice to the Ancestors (Excellent historical book about Baldwin & Hancock Racial Mix Families: Ingram, Little, Fraley, Ellis, Allen, Butts, etc. )

  •    Emily Allen Garland
  • Adele Logan Alexander, Ambiguous Lives: Free Women of Color in Rural Georgia, 1789-1879 (Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press, 1991).
  • Kent Anderson Leslie, Woman of Color, Daughter of Privilege: Amanda America Dickson, 1849-1893 (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1995).
  • John Rozier, Black Boss: Political Revolution in a Georgia County  (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1982).
  • The Rural Face of White Supremacy
  • CEMETERY RECORDS LINKS
  • African-American Cemeteries in Hancock County, Georgia through 1940
  • Hancock County Cemeteries
  • CHURCH RECORDS LINKS
  • African-American Members of Bethel Baptist Church
  • Colored Members of Powelton Baptist Church 1862
  • Churches

  • COURT PETITIONS 1836 - 1867
     

    FUNERAL HOMES

    Ingram Brothers Funeral Home
    736 Spring St, Sparta, Georgia 31087
    Phone: (706) 444-6436


    RESEARCH LINKS

    Hancock County Records at Afrigeneas.com  (search)    Good source.
    Georgia Archives- African-American Records
    African American Research at national archives
    Freedman's Bureau Records at national archives


    SLAVE RECORDS
     

    Hancock County Slaves/Freemen  1800-1860
    Census Records, University of Virgina Library
    Year Number of Slaves Free Coloured Males Free Coloured Females
    1800 4,835 NA NA
    1810 6,456 NA NA
    1820 6,863 9 15
    1830 7,180 16 21
    1840 5,915 26 21
    1850 7,306 34 28
    1860 8,137 7 10
    Georgia's Slave Population in Legal Records: Where and How to Look
    1812 Slave Holders
    1860 Slave Holders
    LARGEST SLAVEHOLDERS FROM 1860 SLAVE CENSUS SCHEDULES
    and
    SURNAME MATCHES FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS ON 1870 CENSUS


    Eileen B.McAdams copyright 2004