In a message dated 11/8/01 9:03:20 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Talk about serendipity! >> Hi Richard, Dale and Geoffrey, Amen and Amen. This is indeed a small world. I think whole communities moved together in those days. Thanks to all of you for such good info. I am looking for info on my g-grandmother, Hettie MITCHELL b. abt 1857 Ala. She married Jesse BOYETTE b. abt 1850 Ala. By 1900 she had died and Jesse and his 8 children were in Jackson Co., Fla. Hettie was reportedly part Creek/Cherokee. They too tried to live as whites and little was ever told abt the native american background. My grandmother, Ella BOYETTE b. 1878 Butler Co., Ala married E.H. HOLCOMB b. 1881 Habersham Co., Ga. Now part is Banks Co. E.H was the son of William Russell Holcomb and Tempy Ellen Wade (Waid), both of Habersham Co. Ga. So I am looking for any and all info on native americans and what was happening in this area during that time. I wonder why Jesse Boyette bought his family to Jackson Co?? Relatives, jobs and etc?? Thanks, Richard ,for the URL site. June.