GEORGIA PASSPORTS
1785-1820

Friday 10th November 1809
On recommendation
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for John Boling and Azariah Alldred with their families, to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which was presented and signed

Monday 27th November 1809
On recommendations
ORDERED
That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Creek Nations of Indians, to wit—One for Isaiah Parker and a Nathan Parker from the County of Baldwin and one for a Noel Turner with his family, from Barnwell District in the State of South Carolina—which were presented and signed

Saturday 11th November 1809
On recommendation
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for Hardy Cain to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which was presented and signed

Wednesday 29th November 1809
On recommendation
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for John Moore from the County of Jones, with his family to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which was presented and signed

Tuesday 14th November 1809
On the recommendation of Zachariah Lamar, Eleazar Early and Geo. R. Clayton Espuires, it is
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for John Evans and his family of Baldwin County to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which was presented and signed

Thursday 30th November 1809
On application and recommendation
ORDERED
That passports he prepared for the following persons to travel thro the Creek Nation of Indians, to wit—one for Joshua Bryan from the County of Burke and one for Tristom Rouse, a free man of colour, his freedom and character being vouched for by Thomas Gaiphin of South Carolina—which were presented and signed

Wednesday 13th November 1809
On application
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for James McPowell and Alexander Bonner to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which was presented and signed

Saturday 2nd December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That passports be prepared for the fol-lowing persons to travel through the Creek Creek Nation of Indians, to wit—one for John Powell, with his wife and one child and one for Robert Merritt—which were presented and signed

Thursday 16th November 1809
On recommendation
ORDERED
That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel thro the Nation of Indians, to wit,—one for Peter Camel and his family from Washington County and one for David and William Irwin—which were presented and signed

Tuesday 5th December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians, to wit-One for Robert Robinson and one for Joseph Keen—which were presented and signed

Tuesday 21st November 1809
On application
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for Mr. Richard Kannon of Putnam County to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which was presented and signed

Wednesday 6th December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Creek Nations of Indians, to wit, one for Willoughby Williams, one for Hezekiah Gates Junr. and one for Charles Gates—which were presented and signed

Saturday 16th December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians, to wit—One for Mr. Moses Hailford, one for Mr. Jacob Hallford, his wife and child one for Mr. Henry Anderson, with seven whites and one black person and one for Mr. Stephen Read—which were presented and signed

Saturday 9th December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel thro the Creek Nations of Indians, to wit—one for John
Gayle, one for Mathew Gayle, one for Nathan Shackleford — one for James Young, and one, for William Pearce—which were presented and signed

Monday 18th December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians, to wit-One for Mr. William Tullos, one for Mr. William Tullos, one for Mr. John Tullos, one for Mr. Willoughby Tullos with a family of nine white and seven blacks and one for Mr. Walter Davis and family—which were presented and signed

Monday 11th December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for John Williams to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which was presented, examined and signed

Tuesday 12th December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for Hezekiah Luckie Esquire, a Representative from the County of Oglethorpe in the State Legislature, to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which was presented and signed

Tuesday 19th December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for Mr. Samuel Wilson, his wife and three children to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which were presented and signed

Tuesday 26th December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for James Dewitt, his wife three children and two negroes to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which was presented and signed

Thursday 14th December 1809
On the recommendation of John Herbert Esquire, of Milledgeville
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for Mr. George Pope to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which were presented and signed

Wednesday 20th December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for Robert and Clem Freeney to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which was presented and signed

Friday 22d December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That a passport be prepared for Jonathan and David Scarboroughs with their families, to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians—which was presented and signed

Friday 15th December 1809
On application
ORDERED
That passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians, to wit—one for James C. Smart, with a family of five black, and four white persons, and one for John Donahoo, with a family of six white and one black person—which were presented and signed