Banks County
Georgia Officials
Ordinary (Probate Court Judge)
1859 Fountain
G. Moss
1860 Elisha P.
Headen
1864 Augustus
C. Moss
1873 Augustus
C. Moss
1877 Thomas F.
Hill
1908 Logan Perkins
1917 William
Madison Thomas
1928 R. L. Sullivan
1946 Van Early Chambers
1953 Mrs. Van Early Chambers
(Nancy Parson Chambers)
Superior Court Clerk
1859 James Anderson
1860 Thomas B. Higgins
1862 Joel D. Gunnels
1866 Martin Van Estes
1868 William B. Gillespie
1871 William Turk
1873 John Willard Owen
1875 Stewart L. Oliver and W. W. Moore
1877 Robert J. Dyer
1885 Lucas Newton Turk
1896 Logan Perkins
1898 Andrew H. Stapler
1902 W. A. Meeks
1904 Columbus A. Meeks
1912 C. W. Gillespie
1920 G. M. Chambers
1924 T. S. Cheek
Banks County's First Elected Officials
( March
7 1859)
Superior Court Clerk- James Anderson
Inferior Court Clerk-William H. Means
Tax Collector-Thomas Ausburn
Tax Return Receiver-Elijah Owen
Surveyor-Pierce Key
Coroner-Archibald McDonald
Treasurer- Madison H. Thomas
Sheriff-William P. Richards
Election of June 4 1859
Constable, 208 GMD- John C. Smith
Constable, 265 GMD-John Hill
Wilmot District Bailiff-James L. Gillespie
Overseers of the Poor
William McCracken Ash,
south of the Federal Road
and
James Crocker,
north of the Federal Road
Banks County Officers Bonds
May 11 1859-
Warranty Title to 50 Acres
for a County Site for Banks County
given by Elisha P. Headen as heir of
Estate of Samuel Headen
Henry Meyer also gave bond
to build the temporary courthouse (Allenton)
June 4 1859-Elected Constable
for Allenton GMD-
Thomas A. Mize and Samuel Morgan
July 9 1859-
License to sell Spirits to
George J. Forbis at Ausburn Hill
for 8 months and 10 days
Sept. 7 1859-
Fountain G. Moss, Ordinary,
became Treasurer of the School Funds
License to Retail liqours
at his residence, Leonard R. Dalton
License to Retail liquors
at his residence, L. H. Wright
Constable, 1210 GMD-Samuel Morgan
Constable, 1210 GMD-Stovall
Poole
January 2 1860-
Inferior Court Clerk-William H. Means
January 7 1860-
Constable, 1210 GMD-Samuel Morgan
Constable, 284 GMD- Hugh M. Brown
Constable, 284 GMD-James H. Caudell
License to Retail liquors
at his residence-Wiley Acrey
Constable, 912 GMD-John C. Oliver
Constable, 207 GMD-John L. Chandler
Constable, 1206 GMD-John M. Patterson
January 19 1860-
Apointed County Treasurer-McKinney H. Boling
Constable, 448 GMD-James Monroe Little
January 30 1860-Coroner-Archibald McDonald
Superior Court Clerk-Thomas B. Higgins
February 6 1860-
County Surveyor-Michael J. Ragsdale
County Tax Collector-William P. Brown
February 23 1860-
Tax Return Receiver-Elijah Owen
Sealed Bids received for the construction
of the permanent courthouse.
Winning bid of $13000.00
was awarded to John W. and Samuel W. Pruitt
Constable, 371 GMD-Reuben Brock
May 1 1860-
Treasurer of Common School Fund-
Elisha P. Headen
January 2 1861-
Tax Collector-William P. Brown
January 16 1862-
Constable, 912 GMD-James H. Crocker
Constable, 207 GMD-William P. Chandler
Constable, 1206 GMD-William L. Carlan
Constable, 371 GMD-Dillard H. Cash
Constable, 1210 GMD-T. A. Mize
Constable, 284 GMD-William Brady
Constable, 284 GMD-Wilson P. Jordan
Constable, 265 GMD-Thomas R. Dodd
Constable, 265 GMD-L. B. Hardy
Constable, 208 GMD-G. J. Forbis
Constable, 1210 GMD-Morgan M. Brown
Constable, 912 GMD-Warren D. Roper
Constable, 1210 GMD-Samuel Morgan
1862- Appointed Tax Collector
284 GMD-Isaac B. Lawrence
Appointed Tax Collector 207 GMD-
Washington J. Burgess
Commissioned Clerk of Superior Court
by Governor Joseph E. Brown-Joel D. Gunnels
Allegiance sworn to the State of Georgia
by the signature of
G. W. Verner, Clerk of the Inferior Court
Copyright 2004 by Jacqueline King