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| On 31 August 1807, a passport was issued by the governor of Georgia for Isham S. Fanning, Jeptha Fanning, John Anderson, Douglas W. Porter, John Mapp, and Littleton Mapp to go through the Cherokee Nation. 3 November 1812, Captains Isham S. Fanning, Littleton Mapp, James Mathews, and Littleberry Gresham, Esqrs., all respectable citizens of Morgan County received permission from the governor to go into the Cherokee Nation on business.61
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| | Children of Littleton Mapp, Jr. and Anna Fannin:
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| John F. Mapp, born circa 1795, died between 1850 and 1860, Hinds County, Mississippi, intestate, married 1 October 1818, Clarke County, Georgia, to Elizabeth Steele,62 born circa 1800, daughter of James C. Steele.63 John F.’s father sold him land in Morgan County, Georgia, 22 August 1812, when he was only seventeen.64 John F. Mapp was sheriff of Morgan County, from September to December 1817. From 1817 to 1819, John F. Mapp sold all of his father’s remaining property in Morgan County, Georgia,65 and moved to Perry County, Mississippi, in 1820. John F. Mapp lived in Hinds County, Mississippi, from 1830 to 1850.66 They had five children.67
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| William F. Mapp, born circa 1797, lived in Walton County, Georgia, in 1830.68
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| 61 Mary G. Bryan, Passports Issued by Governors of Georgia, 1785–1820, NGS publications No. 21 & 28, 1959, 1964, p. 45 & 95.
| | 62 Faye Stone Poss & Ted O. Brooke, Clarke County, Georgia Marriage Records 1803–1909 (Cumming, Ga., 2001), p. 140. Marriage Book A2, p. 91.
| | 63 Hinds Co., Miss., original will of James C. Steele, 3 Feb. 1827, names dau. Elizabeth Mapp & John F. Mapp.
| | 64 Morgan Co., Deed Book D, p. 168.
| | 65 Morgan Co., Deed Book F, p. 327, G, p. 240, GG, p. 172 & 346.
| | 66 1850 U.S. Census, Hinds Co., Miss., p. 168. Mapp, John F., age 55, b. Ga.; Elizabeth, age 50, b. Ga.; Jane, age 20, b. Miss.; Peninah, age 18; John A., age 17; Lewis, age 14.
| | 67 (1) Permelia Mapp, b. 30 Jan. 1824, d. 15 Feb. 1883, buried Pine Bluff Cemetery, Dentville, Copiah Co., Miss., m. 21 Dec. 1842, Hinds Co., Miss., Alfred Hunt; (2) Jane Mapp, b. 6 Aug. 1827, d. 12 Sept. 1886, buried White Oak Cemetery, 3 miles N.E. of Carpenter, Copiah Co., Miss., m. 13 Jan. 1852, Hinds Co., Miss., Thomas R. Hammers; (3) Peninah Mapp, b. circa 1832, m. 29 Jan. 1852, Hinds Co., Miss., Wm. L. Fairchild; (4) John A. Mapp, born circa 1833, buried White Oak Cemetery, no dates; (5) Lewis Mapp, b. circa 1836, d. before 1872, Hinds Co., m. Sarah H. Craig. See Hinds Co., Miss., Chancery Court suit, Nov. Term 1872 & 21 Jan. 1878. Research by Reba Murphey.
| | 68 1830 U.S. Census, Walton Co., Ga., p. 153. Wm. F. Mapp. males: 1 un. 5; 2 15/20; 2 30/40; females: 2 un. 5; 1 5/10; 1 15/20; 1 20/30.
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