PATTY, SOME OF THE CENSUS RECORDS IN GA. LIST APPRENTICES AND SOME LIST OTHERS IN THE HOUSEHOLD WHO WERE NOT FAMILY MEMBERS. THIS COULD BE WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. GOOD LUCK, JUDY PS. GEORGIA AT ONE TIME WAS KNOWN AS A PENIAL COLONY!

Hi Judy, Yes I believe thats what I am looking for. I am thinking that Thomas Warren's father came from Ireland and was a indentured survant, so he should be listed in the census living with another family on a farm or plantation or etc. An old aunt said she remembered stories from her father that his grandfather had to work for 3 yrs to pay back for bring him here to Ireland. I spent the day today in Jefferson City looking thru all of the MO census again. There is no sign of Thomas Warren (born TN) in MO before 1870 . So off to searching now in all counties of TN looking for them! I have a fealing I will be one of those 30 yrs gen. people looking for Thomas Warren! Thanks for the information. Patty ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 9:19 AM Subject: Re: [BRIDGES-L] Slave schedules > PATTY, SOME OF THE CENSUS RECORDS IN GA. LIST APPRENTICES AND SOME LIST > OTHERS IN THE HOUSEHOLD WHO WERE NOT FAMILY MEMBERS. THIS COULD BE WHAT YOU > ARE LOOKING FOR. GOOD LUCK, JUDY > PS. > GEORGIA AT ONE TIME WAS KNOWN AS A PENIAL COLONY! > >