Overview
Location
Paulding Co., GA
Date Constructed/ Founded
ca. 1842
Associated Surnames
Russell
Historical notes
George Russell moved to Haywood County, NC, from Rutherford County, NC, in the 1820's. He later moved to Camden County, Missouri, where he died in the 1850's.
Associated Slave Workplaces
John Russell Plantation (Town Co., GA)
Associated Free Persons
- George Russell (b.ca.1772-d.1850/1860) - Plantation Owner
- Rhoda Reavis Russell (b.1769-d.1850/1860) - Wife of George Russell
- John Russell (b.1803-d.1883) - Son of George and Rhoda Russell; John Russell Plantation
Associated Enslaved Persons
1810 Federal Census, George Russell
Rutherford County, North Carolina
1820 Federal Census, George Russell
Rutherford County, North Carolina
- 1 Male b.1775-1794
- 1 Male b.1806-1820
- 1 Male b.1806-1820
- 1 Female b.1775-1794
- 1 Female b.1794-1806
- 1 Female b.1794-1806
- 1 Female b.1806-1820
- 1 Female b.1806-1820
- 1 Female b.1806-1820
1827 Deed from George Russell to John Russell
March 31, 1827, Haywood County, North Carolina
- James - 45
- Isaac - 40
- Lucy - 40
- Cinda - 8
- Ellen - 6
- Rice - 4
- James, Jr. - 2
- Hannah - 7
- Wilson - 4
- Alfred - 2
- Nelson - 4
- Agnes
Research Leads and Plantation Records
Miscellaneous Information
References
- Deed Book B, page 435, Haywood County, North Carolina
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