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William Rabun (
April 8,
1771 –
October 24,
1819) was an
American jurist and politician.
Rabun was a member of the
Georgia House of Representatives and
Georgia Senate in addition to serving as the governor of
Georgia from
1817 to
1819.
He was born in
Halifax County, North Carolina and moved with his parents to current-day
Hancock County, Georgia around 1786. He died at his home in Hancock County and was originally buried in the Martin family cemetery; however, his grave was moved to the Powelton Baptist Church in
Powelton, Georgia in
1985.
Rabun County, Georgia was named in honor of William Rabun.
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