Benjamin Rawlings : b.Bet. 1760 - 1765 died Bef. July 1801 Wilkinson County, Mississippi (Estate - Orphans Court - Wilkinson County,Ms. Volume I 1808-1816 Inventory and accounts. born: Ogeechee Georgia buried : Rawlins Plantation Wilkinson ,Mississippi Census 1786 SPANISH CENSUS MOBILE DISTRICT (Mississippi) Ben Rolins 1787 SPANISH CENSUS Benjamin Rolins 33 married age of wife 33 1789 Ben Rolins not shown on this Census Military - Fought for England during the Revolutinary War Loyal to the British in the Revolutionary war (Loyalist, Tory) Ogeechee Georgia- is a village in Scwoen (scriven)county near Dover Georgia 10 miles from Statesboro, Georgia Source: HISTORY OF VIRGINIA - VOL. 14 Blue Bonnet Library, Baton Rouge,LA March 6, 1804 Estate/ Land Claim # 1022 Special Publication of the National Genealogical Society # 28 By Mary G. Bryan Passports issued by Governors of Georgia, 1810-1820 page 102 Benjamin Rawlins got a Passport to travel across Indian Lands to Mississippi usseta, Nov.13,1797 Note: Benjamin Rawlins of Ogeechee in Georgia, exhibited his Passport to me, and upon being asked what his lawful business was, answered to recover some money from the estate of General Alexander McGillivray which was due him... 233 According to Estate /Land papers Benjamin had sons Walter,Webster and Benjamin which purchased his land where they lived after his death.(March 6, 1804 Estate/ Land Claim # 1022) He also, had a daughter Margarette 'Peggy' Rawlins (m) Richard R. Inman from England August 21, 1812 Liberty, Amite Co.,Ms. who purchased assorted items from her fathers inventory (Estate) Walter married October 27, 1803 Elizabeth Jackson d/oReuben H. Jackson, and Susannah Richardson Webster may have died Bef. March 23, 1804 (no Information) Benjamin Rawlins (m) Elizabeth (Betsy) Coates January 06, 1811 d/o Elijah Coates and Elenor Hickman Robbie