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Captain of industry and benefactor, born of a poor family in Scotland, came to America with his father. First worked as a bobbin boy in a cotton factory. Find your ancestors on GeorgiaPioneers.com

Former home of Thomas Carnegie, brother of Andrew. Built during the 19th century. Burned down and was never restored. Find your ancestors on GeorgiaPioneers.com

and Chester and Laurens Counties, SC, KY, and GA. Also known as Adair and Adare. Bozeman Adair is the progenitor of the Adairs in North Georgia, including Atlanta. The Adair genealogy is available to members of GeorgiaPioneers.com

Attached over 400 vessels, only to be rivaled by Sir Henry Morgan Source: Pirates and Buccaneers by Philip Geese Find your ancestors on GeorgiaPioneers.com

Blackbeard had a home and place of business on the Ocracoke Inlet in North Carolina

The Carolina, Port Royal, and Albemarle left for Barbados in Oct of 1669 and encountered ship wrecks and disasters before reaching Port Royal, SC (settlement was established, and letters were written about the voyage). They also met up with 9-foot Indians off the coast of Georgia, on St. Catherine's Island. Visit us at GeorgiaPioneers.com

Juhan families were found in the canton of Bern, Switzerland, Nova Scotia and in Gwinnett County, Georgia. The genealogy is available to members of GeorgiaPineers.com

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Arnold prepared to give West Point to the British, but the plot was discovered and foiled. Find your ancestors on GeorgiaPioneers.com

A task assigned to me was to trace the Lee families in Bulloch County, Georgia back to General Robert E. Lee. (connected to the Groover/Gruber families) Here is what I found instead! Lee genealogy is available to members of GeorgiaPioneers.com

Thomas Edmondson had a land grant of 200 acres in Rappahannock County, Va in 1667, which places him in the Colony of Virginia about that time. Other genealogists claim that Thomas Edmondson was a descendant of John Rolfe and his 2nd wife, Pocahontas. The genealogy is available to members of GeorgiaPioneers.com

John Evans was a poor shoemaker after the Revolutionary War and ended up residing with two of his sons

The Jordan genealogy is available to members of GeorgiaPioneers.com

Whelchel family Genealogy is available to members of GeorgiaPioneers.com

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Lived on the SS of the main branch of Blackwater Swamp in Surry County. The Taylor Genealogy is available to members of GeorgiaPioneers.com

Stories of Tom Holland, a descendant of Archibald Holland who once owned all of Atlanta (1824-ca1834). Click on link - "https://medium.com/@jeannetteaustin/my-ancestor-once-owned-all-of-downtown-atlanta-8bde74348685" Holland genealogy is available to members of GeorgiaPioneers.com

The Wynne Genealogy is available to members of georgiapioneers.com

Commander of old Fort Henry near Petersburg, Virginia. Find your ancestors on GeorgiaPioneers.com

Traced and available to members of GeorgiaPioneers.com

Petersburg was named for Major Peter Jones. The ancestry is available to members of GeorgiaPioneers.com. After joining, click on the "Genealogy Vault" under J

The Tapley genealogy is available to members of GeorgiaPioneers.com

American Revolutionary War. Find your ancestors on GeorgiaPioneers.com

Looking for your ancestors? Thousands of Scots, Scotch-Irish, and Germans arrived in PA during the 1700s. See the list of names on GeorgiaPioneers.com

Author of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. See his story on GeorgiaPioneers.com Pictured is the Cape Fear River where Brevard's Co. went after some Tories