Tapley BENNETT
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Name Tapley BENNETT [1] Born Abt 1789 Gender Male Deed-Purchase 30 Aug 1811 Jackson County, Georgia
[2] - P. 398-399 (Deed Book G) Aug 30, 1811, Joshua F. Kennady & Josiah M. Kennady jointly to Tapley Bennett all of said county, $500 for 321 acres being part of an 8,000 acres survey originally surveyed and granted to John Hinson on waters of Turkey Creek and Beaverdam Creek
Census 1830 Jackson County, Georgia
[3] - 2 males under 5, 1 male 40-50, 1 female under 5, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 30-40, 1 male slave 10-24
Census 1840 Jackson County, Georgia
[4] - 2 males 5-10, 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 1 male 50-60, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 40-50, 2 male slave under 10, 1 male slave 10-24, 2 female slaves under 10, 1 female slave 24-36
Reference Number 965 Person ID I965 Bennetts of Pittsylvania County Last Modified 17 Sep 2013
Father Thomas BENNETT, b. Abt 1751, d. Aft 22 Jan 1831, Caswell County, North Carolina
(Age ~ 80 years) Mother Unknown
Children8 children Family ID F213 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Willie SMITH Married 02 Mar 1820 Jackson, Georgia
[5] Children 1. Hosea Abit BENNETT, b. 1824, Jackson County, Georgia
, d. 1908, Saline County, Arkansas
(Age 84 years)2. Alva T. BENNETT, b. 20 Oct 1828, d. 30 Sep 1904, Jackson County, Georgia
(Age 75 years)Family ID F137 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Documents 
Tapley Bennettt & Willie Smith Marriage Record
“Jackson County Marriage Book 1806-1861,” Marriage Records from Microfilm, p. 111; digital image, Georgia Archives, Georgia's Virtual Vault (http://cdm.sos.state.ga.us:8888/)
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Notes - West of the Minish tract was the Bennett place where Tapley Bennett lived. He was the father of Captain A. T. Bennett and Hosea Bennett. This tract was later the W. C. Hood land. The old home, or house, stood near T. J. Syfan's residence where the old chimney of the original house stood for decades. These boys went to California in the Gold Rush of 1849. Captain A. T. Bennett soon returned and settled near Apple Valley where he reared a large family. Hosea remained in Arkansas. The land of Tapley Bennett joined the land of Hardy Minish and Caleb Wood on the north and Isaiah Borders on the west. The Hardy Minish tract probably ran along about the Blue Bell Overall Plant in line with the depot near the present grammar school ground, lying west of this line and joining the Bennett and Borders line. (Jackson County GaArchives History .....History of Harmony Grove-Commerce, Chapter 2 1949)
Some pioneer families and individuals who laid the foundation and formed the background of the village and town of Harmony Grove from its beginning in 1808 to 1880- together with their children and some of their grandchildren: Tapley Bennett-Two sons: Captain A. T. and Hosea (Jackson County GaArchives History .....History of Harmony Grove-Commerce, Chapter 4 1949)
- West of the Minish tract was the Bennett place where Tapley Bennett lived. He was the father of Captain A. T. Bennett and Hosea Bennett. This tract was later the W. C. Hood land. The old home, or house, stood near T. J. Syfan's residence where the old chimney of the original house stood for decades. These boys went to California in the Gold Rush of 1849. Captain A. T. Bennett soon returned and settled near Apple Valley where he reared a large family. Hosea remained in Arkansas. The land of Tapley Bennett joined the land of Hardy Minish and Caleb Wood on the north and Isaiah Borders on the west. The Hardy Minish tract probably ran along about the Blue Bell Overall Plant in line with the depot near the present grammar school ground, lying west of this line and joining the Bennett and Borders line. (Jackson County GaArchives History .....History of Harmony Grove-Commerce, Chapter 2 1949)
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Sources - [S37] Caswell County, NC Will Book M, Pg. 23.
- [S651] Jackson County, Georgia Deeds 1808-1822, Poss, Faye Stone, (Faye Stone Poss, Snellville, Georgia, 200).
- [S755] 1830 Census Jackson Co., Ga, (NARA), Tapley Bennett household.
- [S762] 1840 Census Jackson Co., Ga, (NARA), Tapley Bennett household.
- [S189] Jackson County Marriage Book 1806-1861, Jackson County Ordinary Court, Site Owner: Georgia Archives, p. 111.
- [S37] Caswell County, NC Will Book M, Pg. 23.
