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You're about right street,but I think a gasoline engine's about 150-200 psi but a diesels' much higher,around 400-1200 psi or so.Has to be to ignite the vapor using extreme compression only as you know.You know,here's a thought.How about using a semi hermetic refrigerant motor compressor.An old one.You can find loads of old rooftop ones in the 3-25 hp range.The condensers usually go bad or someone forgets to keep up the refrigerant.No problem with explosion,they are semi hermetically sealed.Problem with an engine as a compressor is you don't want to add any air to your natural gas so your intake manifold'll have to be sealed up from any air getting in.That can be extremely explosive!Then you gotta cool it because pressurizing any gas creates heat.Heavier the gas the more heat generated.Natural gas is pretty heavy,it tends to sink,not as much as propane does but it still will create heat.Oh,as far as hp's concerned,I'd guess since you're not compressing massive volumes of gas I would start off with a one horse and see where that gets you.Thats the good news.If it works well street(here comes the electrician in me)ya have to wire the equipment for a Class 1 Division 1 location or terrible things may happen,lol.sorrie,dont want to scare you!Flashback arrestors @1000-1500 psi are common for oxy-acetylene torches,try that route.Go to any welding supply or gas supply house and I think they'll be able to greatly help.As far as pipe size,since high pressure low volume,max size I'd use is 1/4 inch stuff,preferably stainless because NG straight from the ground tends to be very strong acid-wise.Do you have a lot of hydrogen sulfide in it?
Wow. If you had a 3" piston, I think the piston load would be over 20,000 pounds with the surface area over 6 square inches. Hard to turn.
You may be interested in a device I used to pump up air/oil struts on aircraft. It multiplied the output of the shop compressor. It had two long cylinders of different diameters attached end to end. Air applied to the large piston provided much higher output from the small one. It cycled back and forth with valving. In your case, you would need a way to recover the gas exhausted by the valves. The neat thing is that it powered itself with compressor output.
Another thought would be to refrigerate your vehicle tank to allow more to flow in, then let it warm up as you drive. Good luck!
Davisonh: I should've been more specific - I was wondering what the psi in an engine cylinder was when the fuel/air mixture ignited. As for the refrigeration compressors, I've never seen any refrigeration equipment that dealt with more than 350 psi or so. If I put 1,500 psi into such a compressor and expect it to put out 3,600, it seems to me something's likely going to come apart.
The flashback arresters I've used are downstream from the regulators, and so only are required to deal with psi in the hundreds (or less), but I'll do more research into them.
I've not smelled any H2S, but it may be present. Come to think of it, years ago I had an H2S safety certification. The gas field where this well is located is one of only a few in the US that contains arsenic - yum! Stop by and I'll grill you a burger
And no, I ain't going down the explosion-proof wiring road - I don't care what you spark-tricians say
Last week, I installed a valve and a quick-coupler on my (50 psi) gas line - I then connected all my air hoses to it and used a weed burner torch to singe all of the cochilla weed that had sprouted in my yard - cool! It works as well as Gramoxone and is a lot healthier for the applicator.
I am still tweeking on my gas-absorption, gas-fired chiller, but last week, it was putting out 37 degree F water.
I have some questions about water heater/boiler burner controls - I'll make another post for that.
Pat: You are correct, it will be hard to turn. I suppose it's just a matter of doing the math to determine the horsepower/torque required.
I am familiar with the pressure amplifiers that you mentioned. I have two issues with those, one being the waste gas and the other being the initial cost.
The waste gas could be captured and routed to a low pressure storage tank that would feed my house - that's probably not a big deal. If the storage tank were full, the gas would vent to atmosphere. I could just dump the waste to atmosphere since I have no cost in it anyway, but it's just not in my nature to be wasteful like that.
I spoke to a guy at Haskell about such an amplifier. As I recall, the cost was going to be $12,000 or so.
I've beat this thing around for months, and I still find myself going back to a simple, one-lung gas engine converted to a compressor - all I have to do is build the intake/exhaust manifolds, deal with possible flashback, and turn the *@#^ thing!
Thanks for the input, guys - I'll keep working on it.
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Sorry street I thought you meant intake pressure.All I can say is try the one-lunger see if the 8:1 does what you want it to do.Really I doubt you'll have trouble with flashback so long as you keep the heat down and the air out of the fuel. I'd do it!
hmmmm...hadn't thought of crankcase pressure. I doubt the flat walls and square corners of a typical crankcase would stand 1500 psi. If I vent the crankcase, and with 3600 psi trying to push the oil out of the rings, I wonder how long my rings would last. And I like the idea of scatter-shields.
A 2-stroke engine would be twice as efficient as a 4-stoke, but 2-strokes are harder to find and seldom have a "workable" output shaft. A 4-stroke with off-the-shelf compressor valves would be best. That way I could make pressure on each stroke. But then I'd have to build (read: $$$machine shop$$$) a special head to hold the valves and manifolds, and I'd still have the issue of block pressure.
I have an old graco airless that has a reciprocating hydraulic cylinder that drives the paint fluid pump, and it develps pressure on both the up-stroke and down-stroke. If I took the fluid (paint) pump off and installed a small, double-acting pneumatic cylinder with input and output check valves, it might work purty good. I suuspect it would be mighty slow, but then I could let it work all night if necessary. Drawing 10 amps, if it ran for 8 hours, the electricity would cost me aprx $1.73.
Maybe for now I just need to install more and/or larger tanks and only fill the tank(s) half full - and let you guys stew on it for a while
Thanks again for the input
I just don't see any way of modifying a engine to handle those pressures.I had a DOT approved NG cylinder, however it was destroyed in the fire. Now I have to try and figure out the replacement cost for the Insurance company.My plan was to use a pressure washer or a hydrolic pump. It's not that hard to set up a pump with a cycling oiler that feeds in 10% oil and then recovers the pump oil on the other side.
Hey Street,
I have seen a reciprocating compressor do some pressures close to what you want to acheive at the paintball range. The kids won, dammit. They were pumping around 3,200 psi with a 7.5 HP electric motor belt driving a smallish but heavy built 2 cylinder 2 stage pump. It had a label on that the word "Diver" in it. I'm not a scuba diver but I'm betting that's what the unit was built for. Just a thought! Next, I work around aircraft which use high pressure oxygen and nitrogen, both of which are used in the 2,500 to 3,400 psi range. Both are boosted to the needed pressure using an intensifier so that the O2 and nitrogen can be completly used up out of their cylinders. Haskell makes all the units I've seen. They use either shop air (cheap) or nitrogen (out on the flight line) to drive a large cylinder which move a small cylinder (ratio) to get the pressure up. Google intensifiers, they come in many ratios, volumes and pressure ratings to the many many thousands of pounds (and dollars). You could use an NG fed 4 stroke motor to run a home made compressor to run an intensifier to pack the fuel into the cylinder on your truck to screw Obama and Richardson out of the road tax and make us all proud. By the way, I have a brand new surplus, never used 1999 model O2 intensifier in the garage if your interested. no kiddin'.
tavey, thanks for the suggestions. I'm familiar with Haskel, and am interested in the intensifier you have. Do you have a model # and/or the specs on it?
I want to turn a single cylinder gasoline engine into a compressor head. I have in mind an 18HP or so, 4-stroke, horizontal shaft, lawn mower-type engine with about 8:1 compression ratio. I will belt drive this compressor with an electric motor (or preferably with a natural gas-powered engine).
I will feed the suction (intake) side with up to 1,500 psi of raw natural gas. I am looking for 3,600 psi on the pressure (exhaust) side. This compressor will be used to refuel a cng vehicle, and a high volume out of the compressor is not necessary. In theory, I will fill my cng fuel tanks half-full with the 1,500 psi of pressure that I already have, then pressure-up the top half with the compressor.
Store-bought compressors for this purpose are $10 grand or so, and conventional air compressors will not handle the high pressure - so what's a redneck to do but build one?
My questions:
How much psi does an internal combustion engine normally develop in the cylinder - do I need to worry about blowing the head off my compressor?
Any guess as to the horsepower I would need to turn such a compressor? I know that depends on rpm, but what would you recommend and why.
If the compression ratio is 8:1, then I assume I would need an input pressure of 450 psi. Do they make flashback arrestors with that high a pressure rating?
Any other warnings or words of wisdom?
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Posts: 4757 In news about a (heh) catastrophic decline in the west african lion population, views are proffered by an expert from the charity, LionAid. His name?
Dr Pieter Kat
#208874 - 01/10/13 02:01 AM Re: Nominative determinism (redux) [Re: maverick]
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Loc: Lower Aberdeen, Mississippi Is kat a con man? I cry for the lions. The damn Africans must set aside enough land to insure that their indigious lions survive. Damn them. Their culture propagates people they can't feed and doesn't protect a wonderful legacy.
Bad culture.
#208886 - 01/10/13 10:28 AM Re: Nominative determinism (redux) [Re: maverick]
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#208888 - 01/10/13 12:24 PM Re: Nominative determinism (redux) [Re: Buffalo Shrdlu]
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#208906 - 01/10/13 03:43 PM Re: Nominative determinism (redux) [Re: maverick]
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Loc: Lancaster, UK Make up my own lion? OK, here goes :-
Two big cats in the registry office: are they Marriage Lions?
WWII - A big cat joined the French Maquis, but wasn't very effective. he was the Lion of least resistance
Two big cats travelling at right angles to each othe: they are crossed lions. If they travel next to each other as parallel lions - they'll never meet
The yellow-and-black big cat makes straight for his objective: is he making a Bee Lion for it?
The star of the Lion King is off sick: there are many applicants to take his place. They stand in Lion for the job?
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Loc: Auckland, New Zealand You can't hide those Lion eyes - the Eagles
I walk the Lion - Johnny Cash
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#208914 - 01/10/13 08:13 PM Re: Nominative determinism (redux) [Re: olly]
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Loc: this too shall pass >I walk the Lion - Johnny Cash
the way I heard it, was:
I keep my pants up with Piece of Twine
I keep my eyes wide open all the Time
I keep the end up for the Ties that Bind
Because you're mine, Please pull the Twine.
#208918 - 01/10/13 11:28 PM Re: Nominative determinism (redux) [Re: tsuwm]
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Loc: Lower Aberdeen, Mississippi tsuwm, You're lion! That's not the real lions to I walk the lion.
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Yeah gnome is moving at warp speed right now. 3.4 is near outdated.
LoLzzz. Gnome 3.8 is ready soon.
Too bad shitty KDE cant keep up.
For example, systemd
I think that systemd could become the default init system when Debian 8.0 is released as by then it'll have matured into a rock-stable init system
Switching to systemd from sysvinit on an existing install is rather tricky without breaking something, so maybe at install time there should be an option to select your preferred init system (sysvinit, upstart, systemd)
Yeah gnome is moving at warp speed right now. 3.4 is near outdated.
LoLzzz. Gnome 3.8 is ready soon.
Too bad shitty KDE cant keep up.
GNOME has never been in a worse state, dude. Listen to the GNOME devs:
The transition to GNOME 3 has hurt them just like version 4.0 hurt KDE, but unlike KDE 4 which was years ahead of anything on Linux, GNOME is facing serious competition. The fact is that the KDE-GNOME duopoly is over and the age of many viable desktops has arrived. GNOME, KDE, Xfce, Unity and Cinnamon are all serious players at the moment, with a significant number of users sticking to a simpler WM+launcher+apps combo.
Personally, I think that this will benefit the users in the medium term.
But, like I said, I see this as a GREAT thing. Now the major players will be forced to interoperate and create desktop standards instead of pushing incompatible solutions.Sometimes, being right is no fun. Three years ago, I suggested that the Linux desktop was headed for a future dominated by KDE, and that GNOME would be at a disadvantage. Looking back, I conclude that I was right, if only approximately.
What I did not foresee was that GNOME 3 would not only lag behind KDE for code maturity and innovation, but fail catastrophically with users, resulting in alternative interfaces, ranging from Ubuntu's Unity to Linux Mint's re-creations of GNOME 2 in Cinnamon and Mate.
The collapse is so thorough that GNOME is reportedly now talking about obtaining a twenty percent share of the Linux desktop by 2020, where a few years ago its share was well over forty percent.
I know of no figures for traditional desktop usage in 2012, but LinuxQuestion's 2011 survey showed KDE in front, followed by Xfce. Cinnamon was too new to make the survey at all, and Mate registered only a few percent, but, like Unity, both are almost certain to do better this year.
DBUS was the right way to go. NetworkManager too. We need more of such universal desktop technologies. A move to Akonadi would be a good choice, for example.
Basically it is possible to use systemd with wheezy but you need this as well after you installed systemd:
The systemd package in Debian wheezy is very old however and i could not say it is faster than multithreaded sysvinit. It also did not work on every box, one box with old hd worked, one with ssd didn't. So i can not say if it would improve boot speed.Code:apt-get install --reinstall udev
there is nothing wrong with KDE 4. the problem is that there no good distros that support it. Kubuntu is attention starved, and opensuse is a usability nightmare. i tried KDE with opensuse 12.1 and it was terrible. i rather be raped with metro tiles in a cold basement then use opensuse again. and don't say fedora cuz it is broken alpha after broken alpha. we need a Ubuntu level support and love for KDE. Desktop environments are not wordpress plugins, they need talented designers and devs that are paid full time.
So you never tried Kanotix? The latest test images you find the site of a co-developer (he also wrote the installer):
Most distros has a decent KDE packege. KDE is comparatively the Gnome based DEs easier to create decent package for.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Bears and budgets top the list as Congress returned Tuesday from a seven-week election break to a long list of unfinished business.
Looming large in the lame-duck session is the urgent need for President Barack Obama and Congress to figure out how to avoid the double economic hit of tax increases and automatic spending cuts to defense and domestic programs that kick in after Jan. 1. Those high-stakes negotiations could take weeks and the issue may not be resolved by year's end.
In the interim, Democrats and Republicans are picking up where they left off on several bills while welcoming the newest members _ 12 in the Senate and some 70 in the House _ for Congress' version of freshmen orientation.
The Senate has scheduled an early evening procedural vote Tuesday for a sportsmen's bill that will decide the fate of 41 polar bear carcasses that hunters want to bring home from Canada as big-game trophies. Hunters killed the bears just before a 2008 ban on polar bear trophy imports took effect, but were not able to bring them home before the Fish and Wildlife Services listed them as a threatened species.
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While the nation's voters endorsed the status quo of divided government _ a Democratic president and Senate, a Republican House _ Obama cruised to re-election and his emboldened party gained seats in both the House and Senate. In the new political order, Democrats will hold a 55-45 edge in the Senate if independent Angus King of Maine caucuses with them as expected. Republicans' advantage in the House narrowed and is likely to stand at 233-201.
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Repository: Chestatee Regional Library System, Lumpkin County Library, 342 Courthouse Hill, Dahlonega, GA 30533Title: Lorenzo Dow Davis collectionDate: 1832 to 1893Abstract: The Lorenzo Dow Davis collection contains documents formerly belonging to the Lorenzo Dow Davis family, dating from 1832 to 1893. The papers include promissory notes, receipts and bills, gold bullion deposits at the U.S. Branch Mint in Dahlonega, guardian papers, court ordered seizures, powers of attorney in land lot sales. Also included are correspondence, rifle permits, original deeds from the 1832 land lottery, obligation papers from prospectors who went to California, a letter from IT (Indian Territory), and hand-drawn weaving patterns by Susan Davis.
Historical Sketch
Lorenzo Dow Davis was the fifth child of Daniel and Rachel Martin Davis who were settlers in the Cherokee Nation of Georgia. Rachel was from a prominent Cherokee family in Virginia, and she and Daniel were married in 1808 in South Carolina. In 1819 Daniel filed for a 640 acre plantation in the Cherokee Nation of Georgia with the Federal government. Later the State of Georgia forced him to relinquish his claim or be forcibly removed. Much later Daniel was able to purchase back the bulk of his land. Lorenzo Dow Davis married Susan Miller of South Carolina in 1845, and they had nine children. Lorenzo became a prominent mill owner and gold mine investor. He was an educated man and served Lumpkin County in several elected and appointed capacities. Susan was also educated and taught many children in her home before schools were available. Lorenzo died of pneumonia in 1862 while serving in the Civil War. Susan died in 1890 at the age of 65.Scope and Content Note This collection was donation to the Lumpkin County Library by Douglas and Barbara Abee Saxton. They had obtained it from Minnie Belle Patton who purchased it at a yard sale in Lumpkin County. The date range is from 1832 to 1893. Deeds are arranged according to date and also contain Land Lot numbers (LL#) and names. The papers include promissory notes, receipts and bills, gold bullion deposits at the U.S. Branch Mint in Dahlonega, guardian papers, court ordered seizures, powers of attorney in land lot sales. Also included are correspondence, rifle permits, original deeds from the 1832 land lottery, obligation papers from prospectors who went to California, a letter from IT (Indian Territory), and hand-drawn weaving patterns by Susan Davis.
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Correspondence Promissory NotesGold bullion depositMiscellaneous receipts, bills, and ledgersLand Lottery DeedsWeaving Patterns
Processing Information:Douglas and Barbara Abee Saxton donated the Lorenzo Dow Davis collection to the Chestatee Regional Library System in 2012. They had obtained it from Minnie Belle Patton who purchased it at a yard sale in Lumpkin County.
Lorenzo Dow Davis Collection The collection consists of one series with 3 boxes having 45, 42 and 20 files respectively.
Series I; Box 1 File No. Description1 Promissory note from Job Arrowood and J. W. Walker; Receipt from W. C.Perry2 Promissory notes from A. I. Keller, William Wayne and Pinkney Howell3 Promissory notes from Alfred Harris, Lewis Clark, L. D. Davis, Marvin Bell and M. Dowdy4 Promissory notes from Boling W. Fields, James B. Fain, Joseph B.Hatfield and A. M. Russell5 Promissory notes from James Bosclair, J. M. Fitzgearlde, Wiley Ray and Hiram Williams6 Promissory notes from Ransom Cain and Henry Sheldon7 Promissory notes from H. C Chattin, Benjamin Hamilton, Henry Medford and L. D. Davis8 Promissory notes from E. P. Collins, Edmond Foldings, Lewis Fricks and John Wills9 Promissory notes from John B. Fitz, E. W. Colas, Hiram Williams, James Kilgo and A. Duncan10 Promissory notes from John Fricks, R. H. Campbell, William Edwards and T. J. Parks11 Promissory notes from Wade L. Yarbrough and George Quillian12 Promissory notes from James McElrath, Abner Carder, C. J. Davis and E. P. Collins13 Promissory notes from Henry Rider, Robert Chamberland, Franklin Capps and William Huff14 Promissory notes from William Kinzey, William Woodward and F. Killian15 Promissory notes from E. P. Collins, John Cochran and H. C. Chattin16 Promissory notes from William Anderson, J. J. Findley; Receipt from L. D. Davis for coffin of Mrs. Free17 Gold bullion deposit at Branch Mint of US at Dahlonega by L. D. Davis; Treasury Dept. audit of J. C. Davis18 Various receipts and bills [1864 - 1893]19 Notice to John C. Early; Court costs of H. W. Riley vs John Jordan; Court costs of L. D. Davis vs Elias Turner20 Debt settlement of John Walker vs James Bolling -1847; Debt settlement of J. J. Finley vs H. C. Chattin - 185721 Debt settlement of J. Lingerfelt and J. Gaddis vs N. Huland - 1848; Debt settlement of unknown details22 Bills for lumber from John Donaldson for Masonic Lodge and Presbyterian Church - 184723 Ledgers, Orders and Receipts - miscellaneous24 Ledger25 Tax Receipts of Lorenzo Davis 1847-186126 Receipts for Daniel Davis and James R. Thomas27 Receipts for M.P. Quillin and Daniel P. Monroe28 Miscellanous bills and receipts29 Miscellaneous receipts 1846-184830 Miscellaneous receipts 1850-185831 Miscellaneous receipts 1860-187732 Guardianship papers to L. D. Davis for orphans of Robert A. Chattin33 Asa B Woods rights to EE Davis 1847; LD Davis vs J Gaddis 1859; M Larman vs LD Davis 1848; EE Davis vs H Barton 184834 JG Cowen vs CJ Davis 1851; D Lingerfelt court costs vs AC Adams 1850; A Morrison court costs vs AC Adams 1850; RB Lewis vs H Medford & J Cowan 184835 E Thompson bond to JC Davis for work in CA gold mine 1851; JR Thomas vs JC Early 185836 JJ Morrison & RL Jones to E Turner 1854; LD Davis bond to W Edwards for LL 430-12-1 185837 State vs CJ Davis 1855; Clay Creek water rights from LD Davis to MH Vandyke & T Clingman 1856; DE Evans rights to D. Davis 1876; W Boyd receipt for E Barnes note 1854 38 W Early vs H Shelton 1857; LD Davis vs JJ McDuncan 1849; JA Collins guardian for JS Yarborough; JW Walker vs JW Boling 185339 LD Davis vs E Turner foreclosure on LL 205-6-1 and 566-4-1; JH Worley & S Willhoite vs W Martin, M Young & H Medford 184940 Missing from box41 Receipts of Susan Davis 1866-188942 Receipts of Susan Davis 1872, 1875, 1877; Note by W Boyd; Superior Court forced ejection case 1873; Agreement between S Davis & AK Walker 189443 AK Walker promissory note to S Davis 1893; To S Davis from CP Culver 1874; Receipt to S Davis from JE ? 1876; Land lots drawn by S Davis44 Bill for sale of Elias Turner's property; Notice to S Davis administratrix of LD Davis estate 45 Agreements between S Davis & J L Stover; E Davis & H Childers Series I; Box 2 File No. Description1 Land Lottery Deed 1832: LL 602-5-1 to Anderson E. Moore2 Land Lottery Deed 1832: LL 551-12-1 to Benajah A. Moye3 Land Lottery Deed 1832: LL 685-12-1 to Levi Teasley4 LL 602-5-1 Anderson E Moore to John Turner 1835; John Turner to Elias Turner 18355 LL 685-12-1 William Horton [Guardian of Levi Teasley] to Daniel Davis 18356 LL 378-4-1 Dr. Bass to Benjamin Stowers 18377 LL 378-4-1 Benjamin Stowers to William Taylor 18378 LL 615-12-1 Joseph J Deal to F D Boartfield 18379 LL 205-6-1 Samuel Warden to Elias Turner 183710 LL 294-12-1 William C. Dawson to Martin Davis 183711 LL 974-5-1 George W Chamblee to Elias Turner 183612 LL 906-5-1 Michael L Schockley to William Burt 183813 LL 906-5-1 William Burt to Elias Turner 183814 LL 430-12-1 William Woods, sheriff to Edly H Collins 183915 LL 315-4-1, 378-4-1 & 639-5-1 William Hollingsworth to Elias Turner 184016 LL 647-12-1 Robert H Sledge to Shirley Sledge 184117 LL 647-12-1 Benjamin Cleveland to Oliver Sewell 184218 LL 685-12-1, 688-12-1 Daniel Davis to D. Davis & Coleman Davis 184519 LL 755-12-1 Charles Garner to LD Davis 184720 LL 615-12-1 WW Kilpatrick to LD Davis 184721 LL 647-12-1 William B Brewster to Robert H Sledge 184822 LL 508-12-1 Joseph S Ragsdale to Lorenzo D Davis 184823 LL 616-12-1 Henry B Cabaniss to John D Hyde 184924 LL 614-12-1 James Dees to William S Grogan 184925 LL 615-12-1, 616-12-1 & 617-12-1 GM McGuire to Marlin M Bell 185226 LL 614-12-1 William S Grogan to Lorenzo D Davis 185227 LL 551-12-1 BA Moye to Burket Atkinson 185328 LL 646-12-1 James Bexley to Lorenzo D Davis 185329 LL 616-12-1 John D Hyde to GM McGuire 185330 LL 420-12-1 Alfred B Holt to Lorenzo D Davis 185431 LL 612-12-1 Marlin Bell to LD Davis 185432 LL 551-12-1 Ranson Cain to William G Drummonds 185533 LL 574-12-1 Lorenzo D Davis to William C Crow 185734 LL 30, 31, 37 & 38 John Huff to LD Davis 185735 LL 719-12-1, 754-12-1, 753-12-1, 787-12-1, 788-12-1, 823-12-1, 857-12-1, 1019-12-1, 510-121 John C Early to Lorenzo D Davis 1858; amended 31 Dec 1869 by JC Parks36 LL 1182-12-1 John C Early to LD Davis 186037 LL 294-12-1, 337-12-1, 364-12-1, 364-12-1, 408-12-1 & 269-12-1 John Davis to LD Davis 1861 38 LL 294-12-1, 337-12-1, 364-12-1, 364-12-1, 408-12-1 & 269-12-1 John Davis & Julian Davis to LD Davis 186239 LL 293-12-1 John M Barnes to Susan Davis 187040 LL 718-12-1 Coleman J Davis to Daniel Davis 187541 LL 1182-12-1, 718-12-1 Susan Davis to Daniel Davis 187642 LL 685-12 -1 Daniel Davis to Susan Davis 1893 Series 1; Box 3 File No. Description1 LL 583-2-4 Power of Attorney to Elias Turner from Jonas Age 18332 LL 964-5-1 Bond to Elias Turner from Henry Adams 18373 LL 269-12-1 Power of Attorney to John Duffey to John Moore 18384 LL 932-5-1 Power of Attorney to Elias Turner from John Cheatham 18445 LL 11-12-1 Power of Attorney to Josiah Roberts from David O Sears 18536 LL 294-12-1, 337-12-1, 364-12-1, 408-12-1 & 269-12-1 Power of Attorney to John Parker from John Davis & Julian Davis 18617 Letters: To cousin from Mary; to Earl Davis from unknown 1900; to Davis & Bearden from JR Lawhon 1854; to LD Davis from CJ Davis 18578 Sketch of some land lots; Lock of hair from unknown person9 Land lots drawn and sold10 Court transcript: Augustus Crawford vs William S Jackson 184711 Tax receipts of Lorenzo D Davis and family, 1848-188512 Witness subpoenas to LD Davis, 1852-185813 Arrest warrant for Joseph W Boling 185314 Administrator discharge of LD Davis for estate of WS Yarborough 185715 Court summons and pay receipts for LD Davis 185916 Taxable property list of Lorenzo D Davis 185917 Rifle permit of Daniel Davis 186518 LL 1182-12-1 [Boley Fields Mine] letter of deed possesion by WR Pierce19 LL 601-5-1 deed to Joshua R McCook 1835; Deed John Chambliss to Elias Turner 1835; Deed Augustus Crawford to Daniel Davis 1841; Stephen Bird obligation to LD Davis 185520 Weaving Patterns Collated by Sallie Sorohan; indexed by Manuel Carvalho. This project was supported by funds from the Lumpkin County Historical Society.
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