From: Eleanor Greene Hemmes <HemmesEG@aol.com> ===================================================================== A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ ===================================================================== Source: GC-Elmore Co. Al Queries Forum URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Elmore?read=257 Subject: Cottons in Elmore Surname: Cotton, Ingram, Moore, Faulk, Young, Chapman ------------------------- Marie, We have corresponded about our Cottons and found on 1900 Census of Elmore the following: Roll #14 Elmore 1900 T-623 Beat l Coleman HH167-168 Cotton, Marion (Lander) W M May 186l 39 Mar 4 yrs AL GA GA Mary M. (Deloach) Dec 1876 23 GA GA GA Edna Sep 1897 2 AL AL AL Andrew J. Letlow Jan 1878 25 AL UNK GA HH168-169 Deloach, John Mar 1844 56 29 yrs GA SC SC Dorcas M. May 1845 55 GA GA GA Above couple married 29 yrs. Best Wishes Eleanor in Dallas ( ) are mine.

Hi Everybody, Can anyone help Lynda? From: SANGHL@aol.com Subject: {not a subscriber} MATTIE DELOACH SANGSTER Read with great interest your story on the possible background of the DeLoach family . Our particular interest is Mattie DeLoach (born in Macon County, Georgia), wife of William T. Sangster, and who died in 1897. She died after the birth of her 2nd child and we take her age to have been mid-twenties. Her parents were Davis (DOB c. 1829) and Georgia Ann DeLoach (DOB c. 1836). Davis and Georgia had 14 children, 10 of whom were still living in 1900. Davis had a sister Augusta (DOB c. 1859), who took over the upbringing of the child Mattie left behind at her death, and who was still in the home of that child (then adult, married and with family, too) in 1920 census. We'd love to know more about Mattie and her DeLoach family. To find out all we know about Mattie and see a picture, go to (personal website page) http://hometown.aol.com/sanghl/san-hist.htm Any reply welcome.. Thanks in advance, Lynda Ollenburger Sangster

I think I was the one that requested any information or leads to Elizabeth Sawyer and Rebecca Sawyer DeLoach, second wife of John R. DeLoach.. I have responded to Arcell's post and would like to remind all on the list, if you have any info on these two ladies to please respond to me. Thank you. Wanda wrtracy@juno.com > > From: searching2@mindspring.com > Message-ID: <004f01bf9b08$19271aa0$f782f7a5@a3h2k1> > Subject: Sawyers > X-UIDL: 913403252 > Status: U > > Just wondering if you have connected your Elizabeth and Rebecca > Sawyer with > parents as yet. Thought you may have heard from someone. I don't > know > how...........but I believe they are connected with the John Sawyer > line in > Edgefield Co.....and were probably children of one of his children. > This just keeps nagging at me because there were no other Sawyers > around or > in Edgefield during this time period. Some of Sawyers also went to > Crawford > Co. Ga. > > Maybe one of those mysteries that will never be solved!! > > Thanks for a response if you know more about these Sawyers > > Arcell Sawyer >

Can anyone help Arcell? From: searching2@mindspring.com Message-ID: <004f01bf9b08$19271aa0$f782f7a5@a3h2k1> Subject: Sawyers X-UIDL: 913403252 Status: U Just wondering if you have connected your Elizabeth and Rebecca Sawyer with parents as yet. Thought you may have heard from someone. I don't know how...........but I believe they are connected with the John Sawyer line in Edgefield Co.....and were probably children of one of his children. This just keeps nagging at me because there were no other Sawyers around or in Edgefield during this time period. Some of Sawyers also went to Crawford Co. Ga. Maybe one of those mysteries that will never be solved!! Thanks for a response if you know more about these Sawyers Arcell Sawyer

Posted on: DeLoach Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/del/Deloach?read=68 Surname: DeLoach, Groover ------------------------- Researching Shelton Isaiah DeLoach (b.08/04/1879 Tattnall Co., GA; d.03/05/1957 Long Co., GA) and his wife Arra Eneze Groover (b.04/03/1879 Tattnall Co., GA; d. 06/18/1956 Long Co., GA). Shelton's parents are Henry Hardy DeLoach (b.06/09/1852; d.04/19/1893 Tattnall Co., GA) and Mary Ann Todd (b.01/30/1862; d.01/19/1941). Arra's parent is America Catherine Groover (b.05/18/1852; d.01/15/1923, Tattnall Co., GA). Shelton and Arra were farmers and lived on a large farm in Long County, GA and raised a fairly large family. Shelton and Arra DeLoach are my grandparents.

This is scary folks but true. Elderly person has outlived her savings and retirement/social security is not enough and does not want to accept Medicade but needs 24 hour assistance. Need help finding a knowledgeable and trustworthy collector to value stamps. These stamps are dated as early as 1892. Yes, that is the actual date on the stamps. All are in plastic wrap except early WW II German stamps circa 1940. Yes, the 'bad guys' picture is on the stamps. First page is United States..."Issued January 2nd and March 3rd, 1893, in commemoration of Columbian World's Fair held at Chicago, Illinois, from October 21st, 1892 to May 1st, 1893." Please contact me privately not thru the lists or groups. Mike Ps...Sorry for any interruption. This is kind of an emergency but not a fire sale.

Gintut@aol.com wrote: > > I need to prove lineage to the Colonial Dames. Can someone tell me if Joseph > Deloach who married Leasy/Lucy Johnson 15 April 1795 in Johnston Co., N.C. > left a will or a bible that indicates his children's names. Also did his > father Samuel > Deloach who was married to Jerusha ? abt. 1765 leave a will or a bible? Are > any of you Deloach descendants members > of the Hugenot Society? Please reply to Virginia Tuttle, Email > Gintut@aol.com I sent off for information on joining the Hugenot Society and asked about some of the lines. Until I can prove my Charlotte Bell Delotch's line, I cannot join. Mary

This is very interesting!!! Could the answer be posted to the list? If not, could you send me the information? Bertha antique_books@hotmail.com >From: Gintut@aol.com >Reply-To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com >To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [DELOACH-L] DeLoach Query >Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2000 21:50:49 EST > >I need to prove lineage to the Colonial Dames. Can someone tell me if >Joseph >Deloach who married Leasy/Lucy Johnson 15 April 1795 in Johnston Co., N.C. >left a will or a bible that indicates his children's names. Also did his >father Samuel >Deloach who was married to Jerusha ? abt. 1765 leave a will or a bible? >Are >any of you Deloach descendants members >of the Hugenot Society? Please reply to Virginia Tuttle, Email >Gintut@aol.com > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Dear Jean, Thanks for writing back, and so quickly. Daniel E. Jones wasn't a relative of the DeLoaches, but I do know that he sold his 1/2 interest in 4100 acres to John Calvin DeLoach in 1836. I was pondering if that was that was the way that he "donated" land for the church and cemetery, but I wasn't sure. Daniel was a wealthy landowner in the area before he moved to Lumpkin County in the 1840s. Thanks for the help, William scott

WILLIAM, JUDGE HARRY DELOACH'S BOOK WAS THE SOURCE OF MY INFO. REGARDING THE ACQUISTION OF THE PROPERTY FOR DELOACH'S CHURCH,HOWEVER, THERE WERE TWO DELOACH CHURCHES AND THEREFORE, DANIEL E.JONES MAY HAVE GIVEN SOME OF THE LAND. WAS HE A RELATIVE, ALSO? I DO NOT HAVE MY RECORDS HERE IN TEXAS BUT WILL TRY TO REMEMBER TO LOOK THIS UP WHEN I GET BACK HOME TO ALABAMA. PLEASE KEEP ME INFORMED OF UPDATES REGARDING SAME. THANK YOU. SINCERELY, JEAN DELOACH MYRICK GOBER

I need to prove lineage to the Colonial Dames. Can someone tell me if Joseph Deloach who married Leasy/Lucy Johnson 15 April 1795 in Johnston Co., N.C. left a will or a bible that indicates his children's names. Also did his father Samuel Deloach who was married to Jerusha ? abt. 1765 leave a will or a bible? Are any of you Deloach descendants members of the Hugenot Society? Please reply to Virginia Tuttle, Email Gintut@aol.com

Can anyone answer William's question From: "WILLIAM SCOTT JR" <wicked11@email.msn.com> I just paid a visit to the DeLoach site again, and stumbled on the DeLoach Church minutes (the church in Bulloch county, GA). I have a question, if you could help me out----wasn't some of the land for the church and cemetery donated by Daniel E. Jones? "A History of Evans Couinty" said that he gave land for them. I would appreciate your thoughts... William Scott

Regarding James Morse's message about Hannah Bostick. According to my Father (Ben Tillman DeLoach)'s Bible, His Great Grandfather was David DeLoach and his Great Grandmother was Hannah Bostick Breeland DeLoach. David was born in 1774 but I have no information on my Great Great Grandmother, Hannah. The family ;lived in Old Beaufort District, S.C. in a section that is now Hampton County, S.C. I, too, have been unable to find any records (birth, deaths or burial) of either David or Hannah. However, one son (Michael DeLoach and his spouse Rebecca Jane DeLoach) are buried in the DeLoach Cemetery in the Nixville area of Hampton County, S.C. David & Hannah had seven children: (1) Michael DeLoach, born March 4, 1826 who married Rebecca Jane; (2) Jacob C. DeLoach who married Mary Tuten; (3) Sarah D.DeLoach born August 11, 1828 and married Michael Mixon; (4) Rebecca DeLoach, born 1822, and married Jim Mixon; (5) Mary Penelope DeLoach, born 1817 and married Thomas Louis Gohagan and John Blanchard Goldin Long; (6) Margaret DeLoach, who married Nathaniel Ruth and (7) James E. DeLoach , who married Elizabeth Goethe. I have been unable to locate any information on the parents of David or Hannah Bostick DeLoach and I, too, am interested in any information on them. The 1830 Census record of Beaufort County, S.C. (Page 311 of St. Lukes Parish) lists David DeLoach and Hannah DeLoach. I would be interested in any information which you may be able to develop. Charlie DeLoach Javan Michael DeLoach wrote: > Can anyone help James: > > James B Morse <jbmobm@juno.com> > > I have a question. > > You mention David DeLoach as the husband of Hannah Bostick > I am a descendant of the Bostick family and have researched for more than > 25 years, and having a problem finding parentage of Hannah. > Can you provide a bit of info. > > James

Tried to get on the roots cellar site today but no navigation was found to that site. Would there be a mistake in the site address? Many thanks, Charlen Cathcart

Can anyone help James: James B Morse <jbmobm@juno.com> I have a question. You mention David DeLoach as the husband of Hannah Bostick I am a descendant of the Bostick family and have researched for more than 25 years, and having a problem finding parentage of Hannah. Can you provide a bit of info. James

Can anyone help Wanda? Received: from bl-3.rootsweb.com (bl-3.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.19]) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id LAA12401 for <DELOACH-L-request@lists.rootsweb.com>; Mon, 27 Mar 2000 11:40:55 -0800 (PST) From: SHELGANW@aol.com Received: from imo18.mx.aol.com (imo18.mx.aol.com [152.163.225.8]) by bl-3.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id LAA12621 for <DELOACH-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com>; Mon, 27 Mar 2000 11:40:47 -0800 (PST) Received: from SHELGANW@aol.com by imo18.mx.aol.com (mail_out_v25.3.) id e.45.1ecdfce (4380) for <DELOACH-L-REQUEST@rootsweb.com>; Mon, 27 Mar 2000 14:40:16 -0500 (EST) Message-ID: <45.1ecdfce.2611131f@aol.com> Old-Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2000 14:40:15 EST Subject: Abram DeLoach X-UIDL: 913403018 Status: U I am trying to find out anything on Abram "Tap" DeLoach. We can't find him in the DeLoach listings. They lived around Echols County, Georgia. He had a son in 1896 named Abram. Thank you for any help. Please send to shelganw@aol.com. Thank you Wanda DeLoach Wilson

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would someone please post the names of the civil war people named Boatright from Ga?

Sorry, I had the incorrect address, will try again. Wanda From: Abstracts of Wills Edgecombe County NC, by Ruth smith Williams & Margarette Glenn Griffin. SAMUEL DELOACH Jan 30 1764, Apr. Ct. 1764. Wife & Extx: Mary, land left by my father-in-law Francis Boykin of North Hampton Co., mare & side saddle; lend all plant'n whereon I live, still, all slaves for the raising , maintaining and schooling of my children, for her life or widowhood, all chattles, and tenements until children come of age. Son & Exr.William, all that part of my estate he's already possessed of and 10 S; dau Molly Braswell, all that part of my estate she's already posssessed of and 10 S: son & Exr: Jesse, that land joining Moses Hair; colt, cattle, sows and 1 slave; son & Exr. : Samuel, plant'n purchased of John Stinson, mair, colt, cattle, sows & 1 slave; dau.: Selah, 5 cattle, etc; son: Solomon, plant'n wheron I live, still, and 1 slave. All remaining slaves & increase at wife's death to be divided between 4 daus. Wit: John Gasney, Thomas Bryant, John Faulk. Wanda wrtracy@juno.com

Hello DeLoach Listers, The below may be "old hat" but just in case some of you are interested. I found the info in "Abstracts of wills, Edgecombe County N.C. 1733-1845, by Ruth Smith Williams & Margarette Glenn Griffin. MARY DELOACH Jan 4, 1773. Apr. CT. 1774. Son: William, 5 S; dau Averilla Ruffin, wife of Richard Ruffin, 5. S; son: Jesse, all Iv'e already given him & 5 S; son & Exr: Samuel all I have already given him & cow and calf; 2 ewes and lambs and 5 S; son & Exr: John , 320 A land, part of tract purchased of Solomon Boykin, also my great desk, square walnut table, painted chest, largest linen wheel, mare, horse, 20 lbs. feathers and 30 geese; dau: Milly Bloodworth, all I have already given her, also my wearing close(not my typo-wt) and saddle; son: Solomon, smallest desk, pine table, case of bottles, 5 cattle, 5 "Breading" sows, 1 linen wheel, mare, colt, and 1 (?) 5; Gr.son: William Braswell, 5 schillings. I will that WM.Bloodworth and Elijah Horn anfd two others divide between sons: John and Solomon. Wit: John Faulk, Hannah Faulk, Sarah Faulk. Wanda wrtracy@juno.com