Jonathan remained in Spanish Florida through at least 1807, returning to Wayne County, Georgia, before 31 July 1810, when he was appointed Captain of the militia there. John lost his eyesight, and on 8 October 1805, requested permission to return to Augusta, Georgia. Jonathan stated he was married, and he brought with him no children, two total family, two slaves and 80 cattle. John stated he was married, a farmer, born in Virginia, and he brought with him one son, one daughter, four total family, two slaves, two horses, and 30 cattle. Jonathan asked for 200 acres, east of the land of Captain Nathaniel Hull. John asked for 400 acres on the shore, adjoining to land to the north of Juan Hodges. They signed Oaths of Allegiance to the Spanish Government on 2 September 1803, and requested permission to return to the United States to bring their families and property to Florida. In the autumn of 1803, 'Juan' Knight and his son Jonathan were granted land in Spanish Florida, in Fernadina. 1803 Sep 2: Fernandina, Spanish Florida (northeast of Jacksonville, now in county adjacent to GA-FL border). 1801 Jan 15: Glynn County, Georgia, (county seat Brunswick). 1791 Feb 17: Effingham County, Georgia, (northwest of Savannah). īased on Thomas Knight being married in Cheraws District in 1777, it is presumed both John and Thomas remained there until after 10 July 1777.Īfter the American Revolution, John moved often: David's Episcopal Church, Cheraws District, South Carolina, (now in Cheraw) by the Reverend Evan Pugh. John Knight and Rachael Anderson were married on 9 January 1774, in St. John removed to Cheraws District, South Carolina before 9 January 1774, perhaps several years earlier. He is named in the Will of his grandfather John Knight dated 7 February 1760. His sponsors were Edward Shelton, Samuel Wright, Elizabeth Alsobrook. He is the son of William Knight and Mary his wife. The Treasurer’s Office is the one county office that just about everyone must deal with each year and we will always do our best to earn and maintain your trust by efficient, helpful service.John Knight was born on 17 September 1745, and christened on 3 November 1745 in the Episcopal Church, Albemarle Parish, Surry County, Virginia. Our office does not create or adjust bills (Auditor’s Office) or calculate a property’s taxable value (Assessor’s Office). The Treasurer’s Office is responsible for the collection of taxes, maintaining county bank accounts, investment of funds and certain disbursements. Annually, our office collects approximately 490,000 tax payments and more than $550 million. We hope you find what you need, but if you don’t, please don’t hesitate to e-mail your questions to office has twenty-seven full-time and four part-time employees who serve more than 390,000 people in Richland County. Thank you for visiting our online office. Pay Taxes Find Tax Receipt Tax Payment Options Planned Payments FAQs Treasurer Bio News News Archive FLC Avail. Part rustic natural beauty, part vibrant city scene - Richland County offers something for everyone! Find out more East Richland Public Service Commission.Transportation Penny Advisory Committee.Discretionary Grant Fund Review Committee.Agendas, Minutes & Actions - Prior Years.Board Meetings - Agendas and Minutes - Prior Years.Water System Consumer Confidence Reports.Property Appraised by the SC Department of Revenue.How to Challenge Your Value or Assessment.

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