Emanuel Griner was born and grew up in Effingham County. It was cut into Bulloch County when it was formed in 1796. In 1829 he sold his 807 acre farm located in Bulloch county to John Mikell and bought a farm from John Smith and moved to Lowndes County, where the present town of Nashville, Berrien County is located. He lived on his plantation there until his death in 1852. He was buried in a small burying-ground that later became the town cemetery when Nashville was built up following the creation of Berrien County in 1856. It is now known as the "Old Cemetery" in Nashville. His wife died soon after and is also buried there. Thier graves are unmarked.
fgs-project.com/florida/g/griner_Daniel.txt
fgs-project.com/florida/g/griner_Daniel.txt
Emanuel Griner was born and grew up in Effingham County. It was cut into Bulloch County when it was formed in 1796. In 1829 he sold his 807 acre farm located in Bulloch county to John Mikell and bought a farm from John Smith and moved to Lowndes County, where the present town of Nashville, Berrien County is located. He lived on his plantation there until his death in 1852. He was buried in a small burying-ground that later became the town cemetery when Nashville was built up following the creation of Berrien County in 1856. It is now known as the "Old Cemetery" in Nashville. His wife died soon after and is also buried there. Thier graves are unmarked.
fgs-project.com/florida/g/griner_Daniel.txt
fgs-project.com/florida/g/griner_Daniel.txt
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Son of John Martin Griner and Mary Eicshperger, wife Nancy Ann (Hancock) Griner.
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