Overview

Location

Paulding Co., GA

Date Constructed/ Founded

not determined

Associated Surnames

Gann, Cooper, Rice, Adair, Stephens, Lester

Historical notes

none

Associated Slave Workplaces

none

Associated Free Persons

• Nathan Gann (b.ca.1794-d.ca.1854) - Plantation Owner
• Priscilla Gann (b.ca.1789-d.aft.1850) - Wife of Nathan Gann

Associated Enslaved Persons

1850 Slave Schedule, Nathan Gann

Paulding County, Georgia

• 1 Mulatto Male 67
• 1 Black Female 54
• 1 Black Male 35
• 1 Black Female 35
• 1 Black Female 30
• 1 Mulatto Female 18
• 1 Mulatto Female 16
• 1 Black Male 13
• 1 Black Male 11
• 1 Black Female 9
• 1 Black Male 9
• 1 Black Male 7
• 1 Black Male 7
• 1 Black Female 5
• 1 Black Male 4
• 1 Black Male 3 Months
• 1 Black Male 3 Months

1854 Slaves of the Nathan Gann Estate

July 22, 1854 (as sold on Novmber 21, 1854); From the Nathan Gann Estate Papers

• Chainey - about 54, to W. D. Gann
• Isaac - about 40, to Francis Gann
• Mary and child Henry - to Francis Gann
• Tilda and child Henry - to Nathan Gann, Jr.
• Patience and infant Lucy - to George D. Rice
• Milly and child Willis - to William Adair
• Simon - to John Gann
• Joe - to Napoleon A. Lester
• Caroline - to Mary Gann
• Solomon - to Joseph Stephens
• Oliver - to Robert Gann
• Ned - to Martha Gann
• Emily - to A. G. Cooper
• Luke - to William D. Gann
• Green - to Francis Gann
• George - to John Gann
• Lewis - to George D. Rice
• Elic - to William Adair

Research Leads and Plantation Records

• none reported yet

Miscellaneous Information

• none

References

• 1850 - Federal Census, Paulding County, Georgia.
• Estate Papers of Nathan Gann, 1854, Paulding County, Georgia.

Users Researching This Workplace

• Jason Lee Edwards