5. Martha Crawford; born ca. 1747; married Sept. 3, 1767, George Long (born in Virginia, ca. 1750; son of Matthew Long and Elizabeth Montgomery of Abbeville Co., SC). “George and Martha sold their land in Abbeville Co., SC and moved to Georgia.”
According to Sarah Lois McMichael, and Film No. 2034554, of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, George Long and Martha Crawford were married Sept. 3, 1767. In Sarah Lois McMichael’s book Trailing Our Ancestors, pages 234-239, is a very lengthy and detailed genealogy of this Long family that arrived from London on the Bellinger in 1737, landing in Philadelphia, Jan. 8, 1738. Children of George and Martha are apparently named in the section “See Long [Paternal] Genealogy, Second Generation” mentioned on page 219 of above book. Anyone interested in this Long family is urged to read the account in Trailing Our Ancestors.
George Long received On The Bounty, a grant May 13, 1768, in Granville Co., SC, the
same day that one James Crawford, received what was apparently, his second 200 acre grant in Granville County. “George Long, 150 acres in Granville County on Duck Branch, waters of Coosahatchie, bounded by vacant land. Survey certified Sept. 9, 1767, granted May 13, 1768.
Quit Rent begins in 10 years. Recorded Sept. 6, 1768. John Knight (X) his mark, for the memorialist. Isaac Perry, D.S.” 16
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