Peyton was the fifth son of Simon and Sarah (Hines) Holt. He came to Georgia with his parents in 1798. In October 1807 he is shown as Justice of the Peace in Baldwin County. When Putnam County was formed from Baldwin in December 1807, Peyton Holt automatically became an original settler of Putnam County. Judge Peyton Holt married Mary "Polly" Luca and died without issue. In his will, written in 1840, Peyton Holt identified a number of nephews and great nephews as well as his living brothers and sister.
Peyton was the fifth son of Simon and Sarah (Hines) Holt. He came to Georgia with his parents in 1798. In October 1807 he is shown as Justice of the Peace in Baldwin County. When Putnam County was formed from Baldwin in December 1807, Peyton Holt automatically became an original settler of Putnam County. Judge Peyton Holt married Mary "Polly" Luca and died without issue. In his will, written in 1840, Peyton Holt identified a number of nephews and great nephews as well as his living brothers and sister.
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