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Thomas LEVERETT, 1755-1834, was son of William LEVERETT, 1724-1816, formerly of Essex County, Georgia, late of Wilkes County, Georgia, and of his wife, Bridget [family researchers dispute Rachel Bridget WATTS versus Bridget MNU], died after 1792, Wilkes County, Georgia;

Silbings of Thomas LEVERETT, 1755-1834, include sister, Rebecca LEVERETT, 173-1800, New Kent County, Virginia, md. George TUCKER, 1745-1852, late of Wilkes County, Georgia; brother, Robert LEVERETT, 1757-1806, late of Lincoln County, Georgia, md. Martha Nancy HAMMOCK, 1768-1794; brother, Abraham LEVERETT, 1760 - , buried Holt-Juhan Cemetery, Gwinnett County, Georgia; brother, William LEVERETT, 1760-1812, late of Putnam County, Georgia, md. 1790 Cealey Ann MOSELEY, 1766- d. before 1854, Putnam County, Georgia; brother, John LEVERETT, 1761-after 1811, Wilkes County, Georgia, md. Mary Ann THOMPSON, 1764 [she may have been Mary Ann GRIFFIN-she md. 1st - THOMPSON; 2nd, LEVERETT]; sister, Annie Elizibath LEVERETT, 1762-1847, buried Holt-Juhan Cemetery, Gwinnett County, Georgia; brother, Henry LEVERETT, 1764-1820, md. Mary WADE, 1765- ; sister, Sealey LEVERETT, 1764 - ; brother, Richard LEVERETT, 1766 - ; brother, Aaron LEVERETT, 1770 - ; brother, Absolom LEVERETT, 1778-1817, late of Wilkes County, Georgia;

Thomas LEVERETT, 1755-1834, served in Captain John Clarke's Company during the American Revolutionary War, New Kent County, Virginia. Mrs. Howard H. McCall, Roster of Revoloutionary Soldiers in Georgia Vol. III, Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004. Ancestry.com, database of page images online. Provo, UT, USA: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2006, p. 143. Lineage Books of the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, Vol. I-CLII (152). The Georgia Refugees Living History Group, The Georgia Refugees, http://www.georgiarefugees.org/navpage.htm

Private in Capt. John Clark's company, Colonel's Clark, Dunn and Alexander's regiments, Georgia Line.

[Reverend] Thomas LEVERETT (May 12, 1755-June 8, 1834) - A Baptist preacher, born in Wilkes County, served first as a Ranger, and in 1780, joined Captain John Clarke's Company at Columbia Court House. He served 18 months under Colonel Elijah Clarke, Josiah Dunn, and Samuel Alexander. He was honorably discharged. In 1781, he enlisted in the Georgia Continental Line, where he served for 3 years, until the close of the War. Also had nine brothers who also served.

Thomas LEVERETT, 1755-1834, was granted land bounty for his military service from the State of Georgia, on March 25, 1784, for 287.5 acres land in Washington County, Georgia;

On July 28, 1784, a land grant of 200 acres was granted to Thomas LEVERETT from the State of Georgia, in Wilkes County, Georgia: Written: July 28 1784; Recorded: July 29 1784 Georgia Land Grant Register, Book DDD, page 203:

'State of GEORGIA

By the Honorable John Houstoun Esquire, Captain General, Governor and Commander in Chief, in and over the said State.

To all to whom these presence come, GREETING:

Know Ye, That in Pursuance of the Act for opening the Land Office, and by virtue of The Powers in me vested, I HAVE, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Honorable the Executive Council, given and granted, and by these Presents, in the Name and Behalf of the said State, DO give and grant unto Thomas Leverett his Heirs and Assigns forever, ALL that Tract or Parcel of Land, containing two hundred Acres, situate, lying, and being, in the County of Wilkes in the said State, and butting and bounding northwestwardly by Land of Trawick, southwestwardly by Land of Mungsill, and South by William Bentleys Land and on all other Sides by Vacant Land having such Shape, Form, and Marks, as appear by a Plat of the same hereunto annexed; together with all and singular the rights, Members, and appurtenances thereof, whatsoever, to the said Tract or Parcel of Land belonging, or in any wise appertaining; and also all the Estate, Right, Title, Interest, Claim and Demand, of the State aforesaid, of, in, to, or out of the same: TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said Tract or Parcel of Land, and all and singular the Premises aforesaid, with their and every of their Rights, Members, and appurtenances, unto the said Thomas Leverett his Heirs and Assigns, to his and their own proper Use and Behoof forever, in Fee-Simple.

GIVEN under my Hand in Council, and the Great Seal of the said State, this twenty eighth Day of July in the Year of our Lord, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty four and in the ninth Year of American Independence.

Signed by His Honor the Governor in Council the 28th Day of July 1784, Wm Freeman D C E C; Registered 29th July 1784
Additional Comments: Land Grant; Order signed at
Milledgeville, Georgia, and ordered by the Executive Department of Georgia.'

On February 12, 1785, a land grant of 200 acres land was granted to Thomas LEVERETT, 1755-1834, from the State of Georgie, in Wilkes County, Georgia, Written: February 12 1785; Recorded: February 14 1785; Georgia Land Grant Register, Book FFF, page 812

On February 12, 1785, Thomas LEVERETT, 1755-1834, received a land grant from the State of Georgie, for 300 acres land, in Wilkes County, Georgia; Written: February 12 1785;Recorded: February 15 1785; Georgia Land Grant Register, Book FFF, page 827;

In the Early Tax List of 1785, a substitute for the 1790 Wilkes County, Georgia census records destroyed by the British during the War of 1812 enumerates Henry LEVERTT, John LEVERETT, Robert LEVERETT, and Thomas EVERETT.

Thomas LEVERETT, 1755-1834, received military land bounty from the State of Georgia, for 250 acres land, on February 2, 1786, order signed in Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia by Col. Elijah Clarke--'This grant to be of "good land"' from the new counties of Franklin and Washington.

On July 23, 1788, Thomas LEVERETT, 1755-1834, was granted 170 acres land, in Wilkes County, Georgia, from the State of Georgia. Deed Written: July 23 1788; Recorded: July 24 1788, Georgia Land Grant Register, Book QQQ, P:166;

Thomas J. LEVERETT married July 3, 1789, Wilkes County, Georgia, Mary Ann GRIFFIN, born March 22, 1772, North Carolina, died February 1850, in Milltown, Chambers County, Alabama, a daughter of Judge John GRIFFIN, and of his wife, Sarah 'Sally' WILLIAMSON;

To this marriage, these children are known:

son, Jeremiah LEVERETT was born on 12 Dec 1791 in Wilkes, GA. He died on September 23, 1863; md. July 20, 1815, Wilkes County, Georgia;

daughter, Catherine Griffin LEVERETT was born on 26 Jan 1793, Wilkes County, Georgia; she died after 1845 [in New Kent County, Virginia]; md. December 17, 1815, in Georgia, Nicholas TOMPKINS, [variant spelling: TOMKINS, THOMKINS, THOMPKINS], 1796-1860;

daughter, Mariah 'Maria' Ann LEVERETT, born May 12, 1795, New Knet County, Virginia, died October 4, 1788;

son, Thomas J. LEVERETT, Jr., born 11 May 1793, Wilkes County, Georgia; died 08 Jun 1826, Chambers County, Alabama; md. February 15, 1820, Putnam County, Georgia, Jane DOWELL, 1800- ;

son, Reverend Gideon 'Gid' LEVERETT, born 14 Jan 1799, Wilkes County, Georgia, died 27 Oct 1864, Milltown, Chambers County, Alabama;

daughter, Matilda LEVERETT, born 03 Jan 1803, Wilkes County, Georgia, died 13 Feb 1857; md. February 19, 1819, Putname County, Georgia, Thomas Harris BLACK, 1796- ;

daughter, Almeda LEVERETT was born on 22 Jan 1806 in Lincoln County, Georgia; she died November 16, 1876; md. July 1, 1832, Putnam County, Georgia, Reverend Charles BUSSEY Rev. Charles BUSSEY, born circa 1806, Georgia;

daughter, Merlitta LEVERETT, born 12 May 1808, Lincoln County, Georgia, died 20 Dec 1883, Ashland, Clay County, Alabama, buried Liberty Church Cemetery, Ashland, Clay County, Alabama; md. October 6, 1825, Georgia, Reverend Dredzil Evans PACE, 1805-1852;

son, Reverend Abraham R. LEVERETT, born March 18, 1811, Wilkes County, Georgia, died March 25, 1896, Dublin, Erath County, Texas, buried Green's Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Erath County, Texas; md. 1st October 9, 1834, Troup County, Georgia, Emily R. DOZIER, 1814-1861; md. 2nd, Melissa Ann KENNEDY, 1822-1907;

daughter, Mary Elizabeth LEVERETT was born on 15 Oct 1816 in Wilkes County, Georgi; she died May 2, 1887 in Brundige, Pike County, Alabama; md. first March 9, 1824, Wilkes County, Georgia, Samuel HURT, born circa 1810, Georgia; md second July 18, 1832, Troup County, Georgia, Green E. CARLISLE born about 1810-;

Find A Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 26 February 2020), memorial page for Rev Thomas Jefferson Leverett (12 May 1755–16 Aug 1834), Find A Grave Memorial no. 152288537, citing Rock Springs Baptist Church Cemetery, Penton, Chambers County, Alabama, USA ; Maintained by J. Griffin Weldon (contributor 46956442) .