As was stated in “Following Joseph”, we know that Joseph Dunagan (1740-1808) came into Georgia in or around 1790 and settled in Georgia’s original Franklin County. His land was near the Curahee Mountain on the upper North Fork of the Broad River. Posted is a map showing the location of Joseph Dunagan’s land. It is referred to as Donnegan’s Station on the map. Also posted is a letter from the settler’s to the Governor, notice that Joseph’s signature shows that he spelled his name as Dunagin. You will also see documents referring to the building of a blockade on Donnagan’s Plantation and general orders given to build the blockade. Also note on the map that Donnegan’s Station was located ten miles from Fort Mathews and 2 miles from Wofford’s Settlement.
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Thank you, Darline, for posting a wealth of information. I descend from Joseph Dunagan through Ezekiel Dunagan to Benjamin Black Dunagan to Lee Alexander Floyd. I was wondering if you had documentation for Joseph Dunegan in reference to him being a minister of the gospel. Also, I was wondering if there was any documentation other than the early census that would show that he was the father of Benjamin Black Dunagan.
My mother grew up in Hall County and I have cousins living there now. It is great to have this information.
Elaine Thames
I am the Great Granddaughter of Abraham Greenberry White, son of Sarah Malinda Smith and James H. White, of Hall County, Georgia. Living now in Georgia and “just love it”!!!!