Delegal Cemetery Signage

Georgia Historical Society manuscript collection 873, Caroline Price Wilson genealogy papers, 1806-1936

The British Evacuate Savannah Georgia by Georgia Society Sons of the American Revolution, Compatriot Gordon B. Smith, RevolutionaryWarArchives.org

Oglethorpe’s Regiment, Wikipedia

Recollections of a Georgia Loyalist, 1839, by Elizabeth Lichtenstein Johnston, edited by Arthur W. Eaton, (New York: M.F. Mansfield, 1901; reprint, Spartanburg, S.C.: Reprint Co., 1972);

An Archaeological Investigation of the Waters and Delegal Cemeteries on Skidaway Island, Georgia  by Laura Seifert, Digging Savannah, Armstrong State University, 2015,  (This report can be downloaded below)

A Short History of Skidaway Island, by V.E. Kelly, Second Edition, 1994 

Once Upon an Island; The Barrier Marsh Islands of Chatham County, Georgia, by Elizabeth Piechocinski, Oglethorpe Press, 2003

New Georgia Encyclopedia, www.georgiaencyclopedia.org

The Chronological Diary for the Year 1737, October, ‘Preferments,’ p.21, The Historical Register: Containing an Impartial Relational of All Transactions, Foreign and Domestic for the Year 1716-1738, Vol 22, books.google.com

What’s in a Name? (of a Creek, Road, Marina and More) X Marks the Spot by Chuck Mobley, The Skinnie, 9/21/15 (This article can be downloaded below)

Georgia Women: Their Lives and Times, Edited by Ann Chirhart and Betty Wood, Vol 1, University of Georgia Press, 2010

Old Georgia Families: Philip Delegal, oldgeorgiafamilies.blogspot.com

Will of Philip Delegal Sr. , Files.usgwararchives.net

Land Grants to Philip Delegal jun, The Colonial Records of the State of Georgia, 1758, Vol.XIX, p.745

Tabby description by Elizabeth DuBose, Executive Director of the Ossabaw Island Foundation, Feb. 8, 2017 (This report can be downloaded below)

Timeline excerpted from “Georgia as an English Colony 1732-1775,” georgiainfo.galileo.usg.edu