↑ 1.01.1 Hancock County, Georgia, Will Book D Pages 297-302, April 1, 1805.
Mentioned in the will of his father, Jesse Connell of Hancock County, as "Newdy Connell".
↑ The Farmers Cabinet (From the Mount Zion Missionary, Dec. 3, 1821) January 5, 1822.
"Distressing Event- "On Saturday evening, 25th ult. Mr. Newdy G. Connell of this county, was burnt to death about a mile from Warrenton. He was on his way to Augusta with a wagon, and last observed sitting over a fire which he had prepared for the night, and is supposed to have fallen into it in a fit. When found, the flesh on one arm and on his body was burnt almost to a cinder. He continued in the most excruciating agony until Monday afternoon, when he expired." - Reprinted at: http://www.georgiagenealogy.org/hancock2/news%201820%20-%201829.html
Hancock County Tax Records for "Captain Connell's District", show "N.G. Connell" was assessed tax of $3.43 3/4 on: 400 acres of 2nd quality land in Hancock County, adjacent to Beaver Dam Creek, adjoining property of Thomas Hudson, granted by Connell; 200 acres of 3rd quality land in Greene County, adjacent to Shoulder Bone Creek, adjoining property of Connell, granted by Connell; and 6 slaves.
↑ 1820 Census, Hancock County, Georgia - Capt. Connels District Page 88, Line 6.
Nudy G. Connell, head of household, consisting of 2 males under 10 years old, 1 male 26-45, 3 females under 10, 1 female 10-16, and one female 26-45 years.
