Need some help locating my ancestor in Al. Ga. Cemeteries

Please will someone help me locate my ancestores buried in a cemetary in atl. ga. there names are H.H. DeLoach, Jack, Harl. , A.A. Deloach, thanks alot andy from jax. fl.

Lynnette DeLoach, just wanted to say hello from jax. fl. i am a Deloach, my gf was H.H. DeLoach from chattanoooga, tenn. am reading your mail about more cemetery files , thanks alot. andrew DeLoach Bryan,

Hey Mike! You may not remember me (we wrote a few months back about the Bazemore/DeLoach/Durrence line), but I just found out that William Henry Bazemore is my grandmother's (Genie Bazemore DeLoach) father! Woo-hoo!!!! Does this mean that you and I are related through the DeLoach line AND the Bazemore line? Where do you live? I live in MD You Distant Cousin, Lynette DeLoach Kelly -----Original Message----- From: Jmike45@aol.com [mailto:Jmike45@aol.com] Sent: Monday, June 28, 1999 8:20 PM To: DELOACH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [DELOACH-L] More Cemetery Files In a message dated 6/28/99 3:50:10 PM Eastern Daylight Time, lkelly@laico.com writes: > Genie Bazemore DeLoach Lynette, Are any of these Bazemore's familiar??? They are Durrence related. Mike Durrence Report Name Birth date Death date Marriage date Spouse Anita BAZEMORE Collie Clifton BAZEMORE Corley Franklin BAZEMORE Edna Pearl BAZEMORE Henry Kellie BAZEMORE Jessie Josephine BAZEMORE Rittie Randel BAZEMORE Rolie Ranford BAZEMORE Russell William BAZEMORE Vera Vaden BAZEMORE William Harris BAZEMORE William Henry BAZEMORE 5-Sep-1869 5-Nov-1946 Ophelia DURRENCE

Wanda, sure would like the list, but I still looking for a DeLoach from Atl. Ga. who is related to me, than ks andy, DeLoach, from jax. fl.

Date: Sun, 19 Dec 1999 11:55:06 -0800 : To: javan@paonline.com From: gslat <gslat@uswest.net> : Subject: PML Search Result matching DeLoach X-Loop: pmlbounce@rootsweb.com X-RCPT-TO: <javan@paonline.com> : : ============================================================ A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ ============================================================ Source: SCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: Biographical Info from Ga-Dowdy-POWG DOWDY, BENJAMIN F. 1816-1881 TATTNALL Benjamin Franklin Dowdy was born on August 12, 1816 in Screven County, Georgia. He was the only child of Benjamin Dowdy and his second wife, Rebecca Smith. The elder Dowdy died during 1819 and his estate was probated in Savannah. The widow, Rebecca Smith Dowdy, drew land in the 1821 Land Lottery as a resident of Screven County. Rebecca Smith Dowdy married second, about 1823, Aaron B. Strickland, probably in Screven County. They had moved to Tattnall County by 1825, taking young Benjamin F. Dowdy with them. Benjamin grew to maturity in Tattnall County, where he lived with his mother and stepfather near Beard's Creek. Benjamin F. Dowdy was married on February 4, 1836 in Tattnall County, Georgia to Emily Mattox. She was born on May 19, 1817, in Tattnall County, and was one of the youngest children of John and Sarah Mattox (Vol.I). The Mattox family were staunch members of the Methodist Church and Benjamin F. Dowdy came to be associated with that denomination through his marriage. Benjamin and Emily Dowdy were the parents of ten children, as follows: 1. Aaron Wiley b. ca. 1838, m. Ann A. Bacon, 11/15/1860. d. 7/1/1863. 2. Sarah Rebecca b. ca. 1840, m. Jacob Easterling, 9/3/1856. d. after 1870. 3. Georgia Ann b. 1/23/1842, m. John Burkhalter, 7/26/1866. d. 3/26/1878. 4. Louisa A. b. ca. 1844, m. Richard A. Waters, d. 1894. 3/13/1864. 5. Mary A. b. 5/21/1848, m. Isham C. DeLoach, d. 10/3/1903. 1/5/1870. 6. John A. b. 8/10/1850, m. never married. d. 2/10/1889. 7. Florida V. b. 3/10/1854, m. Wiley H. Todd, ca. 1874 d. 6/14/1894. 8. Laura E. b. 3/19/1857, m. B. E. Weathers, 3/22/1882. d. 3/29/1891. 9. Benjamin F. b. 4/1/1860, m. Georgia E. Weathers, d. 5/19/1919. 1/8/1880. 10. Emma b. 3/11/1864, m. D. E. Weathers, ca. 1879. d. 2/9/1913. On April 15, 1840, Benjamin F. Dowdy made a deed to Spencer Moore, Alexander Smith and Thomas Southwell as trustees for the Methodist Episcopal Church by the name of "Harmony". In return for $5.00, Benjamin gave the trustees enough land for a meeting house and a cemetery. This same church has now been continuously active on that spot in Tattnall County for 150 years (1990). Two of Benjamin's children are buried there. Mr. Dowdy owned about 590 acres in Tattnall near the headwaters of Beard's Creek and in the center of the county. About 500 acres of this property came to him through his wife and was originally owned by John Mattox. Benjamin was listed as a slave owner on the 1838 State Census of Tattnall County. He served as Tattnall County Tax Collector in 1851 and the Tax Digest for that year is recorded in his own handwriting. Perhaps, Benjamin F. Dowdy is best remembered as the Sheriff of Tattnall County. He served five terms of two years each between 1846 and 1870. Benjamin F. Dowdy died on June 8, 1881 at his home in Tattnall County. He is buried in his family's cemetery about one mile north of Harmony Church on the lands of Remer Dowdy. Emily Mattox Dowdy died on July 13, 1885 and is buried beside her husband. Their son, John A. Dowdy, and two infant grandchildren are also buried in the family cemetery. The Dowdy home stood just to the east of the family cemetery, but no trace of it remains today. It has been handed down as tradition that Benjamin F. Dowdy and several of his children died of Tuberculosis. While this is not provable, many of his children died at an early age. Contributed by: Joseph E. Spann, Jr. of Winter Haven, Florida. SMITH, SIMON. (p.271): The grandson, Benj. F. Dowdy, mentioned in the will of his grandfather, the said Simon Smith, was a son of the latter's daughter, Rebecca, by her first marriage to Benjamin Dowdy who died a year or so after marriage. Said Rebecca later married Aaron B. Strickland. This reduces the number of children of Simon Smith to four. -----Original Message----- From: MsDredbud@aol.com [SMTP:MsDredbud@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, December 19, 1999 11:36 AM To: SCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Biographical Info from Ga hello if any one sees DOWDYS OR MURPHYS when looking threw georgia please send my way merry christmax all lori ann ==== SCROOTS Mailing List ==== ********** QUOTING SHOULD END ABOVE THIS LINE ********** Remaining subscribed or otherwise using the Forum in any manner constitutes acknowledgment that you have read and agreed to the Forum Policy. 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In my revew of The Hood County (Texas) Genealogical Society Newsletter, I found some research tips that I thought were very interesting and I wanted to pass on to the list in case some of you, like myself, were not aware of what to do if you found the County Court House had burned. These suggestions were given by Loretta Burns, speaker at the October 1986 workshop in Austin Texas. "What to do when the Courthouse burned" Partial records are elswhere; some just partially burned Don't let go --check re-recorded records. Check indexes since fire. Check other buildings. Check ages on military enlistments. Check Orphan's cout records. Check higher district courts. Check adjacent County's records, especially near county line (likewise with adjoining States-WT) Check church records, especially Virginia as parish boundairies crossed county lines. Join area historical/ genealogical societies. Place ads in newspapers; send letters to librarians. Check old newspapers; funeral homes Check early county histories; census records; will banks; state archivess; WPA survey records before or after 1930's; check old boxes in the present courthouse-offer to inventory. Check early microfilms; talk to older people in small towns. Check church Seminaries. I hope these tips will gine you an idea where to search. It did me. Wanda

Mike, Thanks for giving us ( me, especially) a taste of PML. I must subscribe, but first have to have more hard drive, perhaps a new computer, this one is absolete at 2 1/2 years old. Anytime you want to send us another *taste* it will be appreciated. Wanda

Hi Everyone, I am forwarding the following query in case someone has found more information about the DesLoges family than I have: Date: Mon, 13 Dec 1999 14:38:08 -0500 From: Michel St-Onge <msonge@videotron.ca> Subject: Malvina Desloges Bonjour Javan, My name is Michel St-Onge and I live in Granby, Québec. I am searching for the ascendance of my mother's mother Malvina Desloges. Malvina Desloges married Jean-Louis Taillon here in Québec but she was born somewhere in the States maybe Mass. Her mother was called Malvine Berger. Malvina Desloges was adopted in the beginnindg of this century or in late 1800's by a family called Galipeau. Malvina Desloges had many children with Jean-Louis Taillon and they where all born here. Thank for all what you will do to help me, Michel St-Onge

Forwarded as a matter of interest. Mike ============================================================ A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ ============================================================ Source: LAWINN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [LAWINN-L] Archive update Hello, The following files have been added to the Winn Parish Archives: OBITS: November obits from the Winn Parish Enterprise submitted by Yvonne Jones J.E. DeLoach, 1904 Kate T. Carver DeLoach, 1944 Mrs. Lula Owens Drewett, 1904 Tillman E. Drewett, 1885 all submitted by Michael Drewett PARISH GOVERNMENT: June 1906 Petit & Grand Juries submitted by Michael Drewett http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/winn.htm Thanks Yvonne & Mike!! Peggy

Hi Everyone, In further response to Wanda Tracy's earlier question about the value of the RootsWeb PML service, here is an example that I just received: ============================================================ A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ ============================================================ Source: GC- Bulloch Co. Ga Queries URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Bulloch?read=11 Subject: Bulloch Families Surname: Bradley, Rushing, DeLoach ------------------------- Looking for information on Alonzo B. Bradley. Lived a portion of his life in what was then Bulloch Co. He married Matilda Rushing, daughter of Thomas Rushing and Susannah DeLoach. Father of the following children: Lenton; Wallace; Jack; Ovie; Verl; Lesley; Wilton & Dinah (twins); Udell; Ollie: Alma; Lerrie. Died in Evans County 1951, while on a hunting trip with a group from a hunt club in the area. Who were Alonzo's parents? Did he have brothers and sisters? And where was he from originally?

Mike, Thank you for this information, it sounds great. I think I will need to purchase a newer & faster computer with more hard drive before I can subscribe to this list, but your information makes me realize I should be there and soon, I hope. Wonder what all I have been missing.... Again, thanks for the input. Wanda

At 12/15/99 03:46 PM, Wanda Tracy wrote: >Hello Cousins, > >I received the following from the listowner of another mail list. Sure >does sound interesting. Is anyone on this list(RootsWeb Personalized >Mailing List (PML)? I would be interested in hearing some feedback. Hi Wanda (and everyone), I signed up for PML, and it is a very good service. When it was first announced, I thought it would be a duplication of all of the information that I currently receive from the surname mailing lists I currently subscribe to. It has proven to be anything but that. I have been surprised to find the messages about the DeLoach family that occur on a regular basis in the county and regional mail lists. Many of them have been queries that I can provide some help, and others have produced new leads. I generally forward the information or query to the DeLoach list. Anyone who is a Supporter of Rootsweb should sign up. If you are not a supporter of RootsWeb, then this is another reason why you should be. While we are talking about RootsWeb, the new WorldConnect Project is fantastic. I have not seen any on-line genealogy service as good as this one. When you find a surname that you are researching, you can download a GEDCOM of a single branch, or the whole thing. You can specify if you want the GEDCOM to be for ancestors or descendants. Pedigree charts and descendant charts are both available. If you have additional information or questions about a certain person or family branch, you can leave a Post-em note attached which is available to the public. I have received numerous new contacts for the surnames that I have placed in WorldConnect. Anyone having their information stored in a genealogy program would benefit from uploading their GEDCOM to the WorldConnect Project. Best part - it is free. Mike

Hello Cousins, I received the following from the listowner of another mail list. Sure does sound interesting. Is anyone on this list? I would be interested in hearing some feedback. Wanda _________________________________________________ o NEW AND IMPROVED PERSONALIZED MAILING LIST. ROOTSWEB's THANKSGIVING GIFT TO CONTRIBUTORS. Two weeks ago RootsWeb announced the beta test of a major new contributor benefit, the RootsWeb Personalized Mailing List (PML). This feature allows a RootsWeb contributor to enter multiple complex search terms and receive by e-mail notification each day of ANY new post that matches these search terms on ANY of RootsWeb's almost 15,000 archived mailing lists. Now this notification feature works with ANY of RootsWeb's almost 140,000 message boards AND with the RootsWeb Surname List, which contains more than 763,000 surname entries by 80,000 Net genealogists. Literally tens of thousands of new posts accumulate on RootsWeb on a given day, any of which might lead to a breakthrough in your research. Never again miss that important post on a mailing list to which you have not subscribed, on a message board that you have neglected to check, or on the RootsWeb Surname List. RootsWeb contributors at the $24/year level and above are invited to beta test this new feature at <http://pml.rootsweb.com/>. If you wish to become a RootsWeb contributor or wish to upgrade your membership to the $24/year level, please visit <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html>. TO SUBSCRIBE OR UNSUBSCRIBE from ROOTSWEB REVIEW and MISSING LINKS, send e-mail with only SUBSCRIBE (or UNSUBSCRIBE) in the message area to: <Rootsweb-Review-request@rootsweb.com>. ============================================================ To investigate, refine or cancel your Personalized Surname List search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ ============================================================

I have more information about the family of Sidney D. DELOACH of Alabama, who was the son of Solomon Randolph DELOACH. Sidney, born 24-May-1873 at Coosa County AL, married Lula R. Holley (a/k/a Lulu R Kelley) on 11-Dec-1895 in Coosa County AL. Sidney D. DeLoach died on 22-Jan-1963 in AL and was buried at Bethany Missionary Baptist Church, where he had been a longtime minister. Lulu R. DeLoach (nee Holley/Kelley) was born on 27-Jul-1873 and died 21-Dec-1960. The nine children of Sidney D. DeLoach and Lulu.R. DeLoach: i. Effie DEVAUGHN (nee DELOACH) (female) born 8-Nov-1896, died 8-Dec-1969 married to John DeVaughn ii. Sarah (Sally) DELOACH (female) born Jun-1899, died unknown iii. Fronnie B. NEELEY (nee DELOACH) (female) born 1901, died 1990 married to Flave Elijah Neeley iv. Cloie WILLIAMS (nee DELOACH) (female) born 16-Aug-1904, died 29-Dec-1996 married to William B. Williams v. Jewell JACKS (nee DELOACH) (female) born 7-Jan-1907, died 23-Apr-1985 married to James Henry Jacks iv. Sidney Lloyd DELOACH (male) born 30-Aug-1910, died 22-May-1992 married to Lora J. Shewbart v. Elzie DELOACH (male) born 19-Oct-1914, died Jun-1986 married to Helen ___ ix. Lena DRIVER (nee DELOACH) (female), [still living] married to Robert Driver -Dana- (another great-granddaughter of Solomon Randolph DeLoach)

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Here is what I have on Laureney De Loach, she happens to be my Ggggrandmother Descendants of Abraham De Loach 1 Abraham De Loach b: Abt. 1780 in Beaufort District, South Carolina d: Aft. 1840 in Lowndes County, Georgia .. +Elizabeth Rowe b: Abt. 1782 in Bulloch County, Georgia m: November 26, 1804 in Bulloch County, Georgia . 2 General De Loach b: Abt. 1801 in Tatnall Co , GA d: March 02, 1884 in Echols Co, GA ..... +Rebecca Durrance b: 1805 d: Abt. 1855 m: May 09, 1825 in Tatnall Co , GA Father: William Williams Durrance Mother: Cynthia Anne Tippins . *2nd Wife of General De Loach: ..... +Dorcas m: June 14, 1855 in Hamilton Co, FL . *3rd Wife of General De Loach: ..... +Sarah Bohannon b: 1835 in GA m: May 30, 1857 in Echols Co, GA . 2 Zachariah De Loach b: Abt. 1807 in Bulloch County, Georgia . 2 Luraney "Louraney Lauranie" De Loach b: 1807 in Tattnall Co, GA d: 1875 in Fargo, Clinch Co, GA ..... +William James "William Williams Durrance II" Durrance b: 1804 in Tattnall County, Ga. d: March 08, 1841 in Lowndes County, Ga. m: February 12, 1824 in Tattnall County, Ga. Father: William Williams Durrance Mother: Cynthia Anne Tippins . 2 Mary Ann De Loach b: Abt. 1814 in Georgia d: 1842 ..... +Malachi Monk b: 1805 Father: William Monk, R.S. Mother: Jerushia Parrish . 2 Ebenezer De Loach b: Abt. 1815 in Tattnall Co, GA d: 1870 in Lowndes Co, GA Burial: Union Church ..... +Jemima Monk b: December 10, 1816 in Bulloch Co, GA d: December 15, 1878 in Lowndes Co, GA m: 1836 in Lowndes Co, GA Father: William Monk, R.S. Mother: Jerushia Parrish Burial: Union Church . 2 Eliza De Loach b: February 18, 1820 in TATTNALL COUNTY, GA d: November 30, 1889 in LOWNDES COUNTY, GA (CAT CREEK) ..... +Elias Thomas b: April 02, 1822 in Bulloch Co, GA d: October 04, 1908 in LOWNDES, GA (CAT CREEK) m: October 04, 1845 in LOWNDES, GA Father: John Thomas Mother: Sarah Hodges *2nd Wife of Abraham De Loach: .. +Sarah Reeves b: Abt. 1790 in Georgia m: Abt. 1820 in Georgia . 2 Riley De Loach b: 1820 in Georgia ..... +Dory Ann Mathis b: Abt. 1821 m: March 05, 1843 Father: James Mathis Mother: Rhoda Monk . 2 Angela Deloris De Loach b: December 26, 1826 in Tattnall Co, GA d: February 02, 1914 Burial: Union Church ..... +John J Carter b: April 16, 1821 in Barnwell District, SC d: May 28, 1904 in Milltown, Lowndes Co, GA m: May 02, 1847 in Lowndes Co, GA Father: Isaac Carter Mother: Elizabeth Davis Burial: Union Church . 2 Edmond De Loach b: 1830 ..... +Mary A Summerall Father: William Summerall Hope this helps, I have a good deal more on the Durrance line, also the Tippins. Bill Fish

Can anyone on the DeLoach list help me with any documentation to estabilish who is the FATHER of Laureney DeLoach b. abt 1800 d. after 1875 John? or Abraham ? sons of Hardy DeLoach . Records of marriage( s) for John DeLoach ?(in Judge DeLoach book Elizabeth ___ maiden name unknown) Yes I have seen most of the online information.Working with information from DeLoach , Durrance/Durrence, Huxford ( BOOKS) and other genealogical sources. If you think you can help clear up some of the conflicts please contact by e-mail . PS Laureney DeLoach first name found spelled several different ways married on Feb. 1824 to William Durrance in Tattnall County Georgia. Thanks in advance for any help . Jim

Branda, did not fine the URL you posted, let me know if that was the right one, thanks andy

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