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Ebenezer Stephens--Key 26, page 127, May 5, 1811,---Hugh McDonald ofElbert County sold to Jesse Stephens of Laurens County, 2nd L.D., L.L.#142. $250.00. Witnesses were David Scarbrough, Beverly Stephens, andEbenezer Stephens. Ebenezer Stephens--Key 29, page 35-36, July 31,1812----Jeremiah and SarahMelton, Rachael, David, Elias, Polly, John, and James Scarbrough ofWilkinson County, all heirs of the deceased Ephraim Scarbrough ofWilkinson County, Sold to Richard Bracewell. 2nd L.D., 1/2 of L.L. #127.$100.00 Witnesses: Jesse Stephens and Ebenezer Stephens Ebenezer Stephens--Key 27, page 89-90, July 31,1812----Jeremiah and SarahMelton, Rachael, David, Elias, Polly, John, and James Scarbrough ofWilkinson County, all heirs of the deceased Ephraim Scarbrough ofWilkinson County, sold to David Scarbrough. 27 1/2 acres known asScarbrough's Island on the Oconee River. $500.00. Witnesses: JesseStephens and Ebenezer Stephens Ebenezer Stephens---Key 37, page 87, October 1818,---Members of PetitJury were Ebenezer Stephens and others. Ebenezer Stephens---Key 37, page 93, April 1819,---Petit Jurors swornwere Ebenezer Stephens and others. 1820 Land Lottery of Laurens County, Georgia--Ebenezer Stephens drew landin Early County, Georgia, Lot # 338 containing 250 acres. Early Countywas later divided and Decatur County was born and then Grady County wasformed on division of Decatur in 1905. The land drawn by Ebenezer waslater located east of the Ochlocknee River in Decatur County. It isunknown who claimed this land. Ebenezer Stephens--Key 2, page 5, January 1822, ---David Scarbroughgranted letters of administration on the estate of Elias Scarbrough withJethro Weaver as security. Thomas Mathers, Joseph Carraker, EbenezerStephens, John Perry and Jesse Stephens to appraise estate. Ebenezer Stephens---Key 39, page 20, May 1827, Petit Jurors sworn wereEbenezer Stephens, Samuel Braswell and others. Ebenezer Stephens--- Key 33. pages 64-65, January 10, 1828- WilliamFordham of Laurens County sold to Ebenezer Stephens of Laurens. 2nd L.D.,L.L. #148, $250.00. Land joined that of David Scarbrough. Witnesses:Jethro Weaver and Justice of Peace Hardy B. Stanley. Ebenezer Stephens---Key2, page 184, January 1830,---Eli B.W. Spiveyappointed administrator of the Levi Nobles estate. $1000.00 bond withJeremiah H. Yopp as security. Ebenezer Stephens, Levin Adams, DennisHilliard, Ira Stanley, and Jethro Weaver to appraise the Nobles estate. Ebenezer Stephens---Key 39, page 170, October 1830--Grand Jurors chosenwere Ebenezer Stephens and others. Ebenezer Stephens--Key 2, page 201, September 1830,---David Scarbrough,Jr. appointed administrator of the estate of David Scarbrough, Sr.-$16,000.00 bond with Daniel Hill and Eli Warren as securities. PeterAdams, Daniel Hill, Jethro Weaver, Ebenezer Stephens, and John Perry toappraise the Scarbrough esate. Ebenezer Stephens--Key 2, page 205, January 1831, Estate of DavidScarbrough, Sr.--Drury Scarbrough and Newman Scarbrough, over 14 year oldminors of David Scarbrough, chose Comfort Scarbrough as their guardian.Comfort was also named guardian of Thrane Scarbrough, under age 14.$10,000.00 bond with Jethro Weaver and Ebenezer Stephens as security. Ebenezer Stephens--- Land Lot # 142/2 dist....levied on as the propertyof Beverly Stephens, to satisfy executions or fi fas in favor of StephenParramore; pointed out by E. Stephens. Charles S. Guyton, D. Sheriff Ebenezer Stephens---Key 34, pages 15-16, April 4, 1831,---Lewis Maddux,Sr., of Laurens County sold to David Blackshear of Laurens 400 acres eastof the Oconee River in three tracts. Lands where Maddux lived, Registerlived, and lands known as Kellem lands. Witnesses were Ebenezer Stephensand Justice of Inferior Court Benjamin W. Hampton. Ebenezer Stephens---Key 39, page 175, April 1831--Grand Jurors sworn wereEbenezer Stephens and others. Served as special juror in the case of JohnChaires. Ebenezer Stephens---On December 7, 1852, Laurens County, Georgia, BryantStephens applies to me for letters of administration on the estate ofEbenezer Stephens. F.H. Rowe, Ordinary (Taken from the Southern RecorderNewspaper, Milledgeville, Georgia) It is unknown at this time whether this Ebenezer is the father or brotherof Bryant Stephens. More About EBENEZER STEPHENS: Fact 1: August 07, 1813, Affidavit, Scarborough Land Sale, LaurensCounty, Georgia Fact 2: June 05, 1819, Married Suzannah Griffin, Laurens County, Georgia Fact 3: October 24, 1820, Drew land in Laurens County Lottery Fact 4: November 1822, Juror, Inferior Court, Laurens County, Georgia Fact 5: July 1824, Appointed Constable, Laurens County, Georgia Fact 6: January 09, 1827, Bought land, Laurens County, Georgia Fact 7: March 21, 1827, Bought land, Laurens County, Georgia Fact 8: April 06, 1831, Bought land, Laurens County, Georgia Fact 9: December 07, 1852, Bryant Stephens applied for administration ofEbenezer's estate ------William Lackey Stephens;http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/t/e/William-Lackey--Stephens/index.html
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