If you are reading these message faithfully, but never finding anything at all about your ancestors --- or counties --- or cemeteries that you are interested in.... THEN it is time to do something about it!! Some people don't realize that all the information that is on-line (on these FREE sites like GAGenWeb) come from volunteers. Volunteers who type them up, and send them to other volunteers who put them on-line. It's all of us working together that creates the County pages that you see... here's just two of them... Either the Archive pages: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm or GAGenWeb County pages http://www.rootsweb.com/~gagenweb/table.htm There are so many places to put things on-line now....but the critical factor is YOU who has the materials, and who is able to share. If you have something to put on-line ANYWHERE...just send it to me, and I'll be sure it gets on-line somewhere so others can find it and be helped by it. If you have something, but really can't TYPE....then write to me. We can find someone to work with you on this... So don't just read this message and click delete....pull out a file, type up something, and share it!! OR if you don't have a single piece of paper to share, then ask some questions, so we can help you find something!! Virginia Crilley

If you are interested in this please contact Scott privately. [email protected] Thanks Faye >Date: Tue, 04 Jun 2002 22:52:13 -0400 >From: Scott Warren <[email protected]> >Subject: Cemetery books >To: [email protected], [email protected], > [email protected], [email protected], > [email protected], [email protected], > [email protected] >Reply-to: [email protected] >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook IMO, Build 9.0.2416 (9.0.2910.0) >Importance: Normal > > > >Remember that Bleckley County was once a part of Pulaski County and Laurens >County and this books contains many very old graves. > >Visit us online at www.rootsweb.com/~gawgs/ > >Feel free to email [email protected] with any questions >Thanks >Scott Warren > > >COMING SOON > >The >BLECKLEY COUNTY >GEORGIA >CEMETERY >Book > >Published by the Wiregrass Genealogical Society, Eastman Georgia

BOWEN, WILLIAM HILL, JR Hill was born September 12, 1925 in Monticello, FL and passed from this life June 3, 2002 at Hospice House, Tallahassee, FL. He was predeceased by his parents, William Hill (Bill) Bowen, Sr. and Bessie Clark Bowen and is survived by his sisters, Frances Bowers, Monticello, FL and Madelon Beecher, O'Brien, FL. Hill served our country as a Corporal during the Korean Conflict and after discharge he resided in Malibu Beach, CA for many years. Upon retirement he returned to Monticello, FL. His request will be honored for private, family only, graveside services with burial in Roseland Cemetery, Monticello.

GA AHGP is growing by leaps and bounds. Two new counties have been place online and one has been moved to a new site. Thanks to Stephanie and Paula for all their hard work getting these counties online. Jones County http://gagen.i-found-it.net/jones.html and Liberty County http://www.rootsweb.com/~galibert have been placed on line this week and GA Unknown County http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaunknow/ has been moved to a new site. You can now list your Bible Records, Obits, Family Reunions as well as your Brick Walls. A new category has been added called "Ghost Towns". More Counties have been adopted and should be online soon. If you would like to adopt one of the GA Counties or already have a web page for a GA County and would like to join our non-profit group, please e-mail me about becoming an AHGP host. Doris GA State Host for AHGP http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/state/

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I thought this was just fascinating and very useful. Valerie Freeman ---------------------------------------- From: MISSING LINKS: A Magazine for Genealogists Vol. 7, No. 22, 2 June 2002 Circulation: 17,622+ http://www.petuniapress.com/ (c) 2001-2002 Julia M. Case THE HIDDEN CLUES IN GUARDIANSHIP BONDS by Richard A. Pence [email protected] http://www.pipeline.com/~richardpence/ The researcher was becoming frustrated by her inability to discover the maiden name of her ancestor Mary, the wife of Anthony KELLER. "All I have been able to find out," she lamented on a surname mailing list, "is that Anthony's second wife made life so miserable for Mary's two boys that they were forced to go back to Ohio to live with their Uncle Bill." When someone asked how she was able to learn that, here is the story she told: Anthony's wife Mary died, leaving two small boys, Philip, age five, and George, age three. About a year later, in 1847, Anthony remarried to a woman named Sally and the following spring the family moved from Ohio to Indiana. Our researcher discovered that in February of 1850, Anthony's brother William, who remained in Ohio, had been made the guardian of Philip and George, "children of Anthony KELLER" (the word "orphans" had been crossed out and "children" inserted in the record). "That second wife actually drove them out of the house!," our researcher declared. When another family researcher pointed out that Philip and George were enumerated with their father and stepmother in Indiana in both 1850 and 1860, our researcher wrote this off by saying the boys were "probably just visiting" in the summer. We all know guardianship bonds are important genealogical sources. Often, in the case of the early death of a parent, they provide the only proof of the link from one generation to the next. Additionally, an understanding of the reason for such records can also help solve other knotty genealogical mysteries. One of the perplexing things for many researchers is that a family might exist without one of the parents for a considerable period -- even several years -- and then, suddenly, the names of the children appear in the guardianship bond book and they now have a court-appointed legal guardian. Why? Why the long delay? Why suddenly is there a need for a guardian for the orphans of a man or a woman who has been dead for a half dozen years? Was the surviving spouse just too busy to get around to doing a required legal chore? Or were the children actually being maltreated by the surviving parent? What is going on? An important thing to understand is that when a person was appointed the guardian of a minor child (generally any child under age 21), the reason is not to place the guardian in charge of rearing of the child. "Bound boys and girls" are the ones who are placed in the charge of others. Guardians have a different responsibility, that of protecting the material assets of their wards. Therein lies the answer to the question, "Why now?" What a guardianship bond silently tells us is that some recent event had triggered the need for a guardian. Some new event may mean the children are about to acquire some property. For example, one reason for the sudden need to have a guardian for the children might be that a widow has decided to remarry. Now it has become necessary to protect the children's property rights in their father's estate from the "clutches" of their new stepfather. So one of the first things you should do is check the marriage bonds for that time frame. If the widow did remarry, knowing who she married might enable you to track the family's later moves, for example. It gets better. Let us consider the case of "the unwanted stepchildren" who were "adopted by their Uncle Bill." Our researcher saw the record and thought of it in terms of an adoption proceeding, thus missing the real message in the record. The reason for a guardian surely had to be that some outside event had made it necessary. It is this triggering event that might have told our researcher how to solve the mystery of the maiden name of Anthony's wife Mary. For, you see, Philip and George were about to come into some money. Therefore, they needed a guardian to look after their interests. The family was way off in Indiana, so it was decided that Anthony's brother William back in Ohio was the one to look after things -- because he was where "the action" was. "The action" was this: Mary's father had died intestate (without a will). Since Mary's mother was already deceased, this meant that Mary and her siblings were each entitled to an equal share of the father's estate. Since Mary also was deceased, her two sons were, by law, each entitled to half of her share. So, while the guardianship record didn't actually say that Uncle William was going to be keeping track of how Mary's father's estate was being administered, it should have alerted our researcher to the fact that "Something recently happened to trigger this action." And what triggered the activity probably was not the "wicked stepmother." Once you have this clue, then it is time to start looking at the other county records for the "trigger" -- in particular, the contemporary estate records. You can now focus your search, making it relatively easy to discover that among the heirs of Alexander WILEY, who died in late 1849, is "Mary KELLER, deceased, leaving two sons in Indiana." There are still other clues in guardianship records and these, too, must be properly interpreted. Sometimes, for example, you will encounter a record that says, "George Jones, age 14, orphan of Samuel Jones, chose Adam Jones as his guardian." In most jurisdictions, once a child reached age 14, he or she had the legal right to choose his or her own guardian. Thus, in the absence of a specified age, a person who has chosen his or her own guardian can be presumed to be at least 14 years old. However, the words "age 14" in such a record may not mean that the child was age 14 at the time. What they often mean is that he or she is AT LEAST age 14 and thus is entitled to choose his or her own guardian. As you become more experienced, your eye will discover even more hidden messages in guardianship records. What, for instance, could be the reason one of the children in the family is not mentioned in any of the guardianship records? When the mother is made the guardian is it relevant when the record says "the orphans of her deceased husband" and DOES NOT say something like "her minor children"? Is there a story behind why the bond says "orphan and sole heir" rather than just "orphan"? (There sure can be!) The lesson is that even a supposedly brief and direct record such as a guardianship bond can contain within it the answer to a completely different puzzle. [Editor's Note: To find other articles by Richard Pence, click on the search option at http://www.petuniapress.com/ and use "Pence" (without the quotation marks) as the search term.] PERMISSION TO REPRINT articles from MISSING LINKS is granted unless stated otherwise, PROVIDED: (1) the reprint is not used for commercial purposes; and (2) the following notice appears at the end of the article: Previously published in MISSING LINKS, Vol. 7, No. 22, 2 June 2002 http://www.petuniapress.com and written by [author's name, e-mail address, and URL, if given].

The GA AHGP Brick Wall page has been updated. Some Surnames that have been listed since Friday are Baker, Carroll, Davis, Lunch, Miles, Pearce/Pierce, Smith, Spear, Walters. Please stop by and see if you can help these people break through their Brick Walls. Please see the Brick Wall link at the bottom of the GA AHGP web site at http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/state/ Have you ever wanted to be a County Host/ Webmaster? Many of the GA AHGP Counties are still available for Adoption. If you would like to adopt one of the counties, please go to "About This Project" at http://www.ahgp.org/about.htm for information on what is required for hosting a county. Then e-mail the State Host with your request. American History and Genealogy Project (AHGP) is a non-profit group of independent sites that are joined together to provide Free Genealogy and History information on the internet. Doris GA Host for AHGP http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/state/

Talbot Co Deed Bk C pg 177 25 May 1831 George Norwood (Campbell Co) to Hiram (?) McClaren $200 16th dist LL 178 202.5 acres Granted to George Norwood in Lottery Nov 1830 Wit Joseph Bradberry JP pg 177 Meriwether County 4 Jan 1834 Osburn McGaughey to Wesley A. Anderson (Talbot) $500 1st dist LL19 202.5 acres Wit Hannah (x) McQuik, David MaQuick, JP Recorded 21st Feb 1834 pg 178 11 Jan 1834 Hardy R. Jackson (Marion) Promissory Note from Chesly P. Trice (Talbot) $500 Negro man Bob 21 years of age given to Jackson until note paid. Wit Albert G. Colbert, John Pratt, JP Recorded 21st Feb 1834 pg 179 13 Jan 1834 James Wimberly (Houston) to James J. Tuke (Talbot) For love of his daughter, Cloe Cook, the daughter of Thomas G. Cook, gives to James J. Tuke in trust for her: Negro Boy named Cy about 17 years old, woman named Mary 20 yrs, and her child named Nelson about 2 yrs old and their future increase; two beds and furniture and a bay horse with a ball face, one glass eye, two cows and calves, a pair of fire irons, a full set of walnut table and two H __ ?, and a pot also a Square of land adjoining Centerville, Lot purchased by me from a man named Holland LL208 16th Dist for the use of Cloe (free from her husband) and for education of her children. Wit Charles Collins, E.R. Gerdrict, J.D. Mance JIC Recorded 21st Feb 1834 pg 180 I, Ezekial J. Ratchford, $5 appoints Thomas P. Rusk, his attorney . LL323 3rd Dist, 2nd section Cherokee County to Hiram Kellye (Habersham)and one undivided half interest in any gold, silver mines or other fossils that is on or might be discovered. Wit Frances M. Lawrence, C.R. Wynn, JP Recorded 28th Feb 1834 pg 180 21 (no month) 1833 Burwell Pope promissory note to Richard B. Rucker $143 15th Dist LL39 Note: This land lot is actually in Taylor County Wit: William R. Davis, James S. Harvey, JP Recorded 1st Mar 1834 Pg 181 3 March 1834 Thomas U.M. Steed and Charles L. Pace $500 promissory note one Negro man, Scott about 40 yrs old and blin, one black horse about 7 yrs old, 1 Bay horse about 12 yrs old, 1 cow, red speckled and her calf, 1 red cow with a white face and her calf, two red cows and 3 feather beds and furniture, one ox waggon, 2 red oxen broke to ..... Wit John X Jemesson, Henry X Bracher pg 182 Baldwin Co 12 Dec 1833 William Searsey (Baldwin) to Dempsey Willis (Talbot) $600 24th Dist ll 73 Wit: John B. Gorman, Elbert G. Smith, John R. Smith, JP Recorded: 5 March 1834 pg 183 1 jan 1834 Henry Brown (Morgan Co) and William Green Green obligates himself to clear and put under a good ten rail fence 30 acres 16th Dist LL248 and make a good double sound log cabin 8 ft between the two a passage, the logs to be pealed or split; crib and smoke house and Brown agrees to give William Green at a lease for 5 years. Elijah E. Jones, JIC, John Prat JP Recorded: 5 March 1834 pg 183 11 Dec 1833 Cyrus Robertson and William Green $113.50 south half LL222 16th Dist 101.5 acres Wit: William V. Collier, John Pratt, JP Recorded: 5 March 1834 pg 184 Upson Co 20 July 1833 Henry Freeman to Alexander K. Leonard $1000 24th Dist LL23 Wit: Roderick Leonard, John R. Boon, James P. Leonard Recorded: 5 March 1834 pg 185 pg 184 Talbot 20 July 1833 Motley, James to Alexander K. Leonard $700 24th Dist LL 38 Wit: John R. Boone, John Haynes, JP. Recorded: 5 March 1834 pg 185 3 Nov 1832 Jacob P. Hollingsworth (Richmond) to Roderic Leonard $725 23rd Dist 2nd section LL 227 Granted to William P. Bagly 21 May 1827 (Richmond) Wit: H. Bowdre, W.H. Thomas Recorded: 5 March 1834 pg 186 Morgan Co 17 Sept 1833 Spine W. Askew to Roderick Leonard $200 15th Dist LL 17 Wit; A.K. Lomar ? Luman?; Elijah E. Jones JIC Recorded: 5 March 1834 pg 187 Walton Co. 13 oct 1832 Elisha Batts (Bells) ? to Roderick Leonard $800 23rd Dist LL 261 Wit: T.A. Bealls, Egbert B. Beall, JIC Recorded: 6 March 1834 pg 187 25 Dec 1832 Thomas Saunders to Roderick Leonard $500 LL228 23rd Dist Exception: James H. Williams to use water out of a spring on land. Wit: Wm Robbins, James Callier pg 188 16 Aug 1833 Elijah Horn (Jones Co) to John R. Russell $600 23rd Dist LL 3 Wit: James McCrary, G.W. Cook, H.W. Usry ? Recorded: 6 March 1834 pg 189 3 Mar 1834 William Towns, James Bussey, John Brown, Bailey C. Dukes, Bartley Whitehurst, Justices of Inferior Court To Elijah Wells $70 Talbotton 1/2 acre - Squar C Wit: William S. Goss, C.R. Wynn, JP Recorded: 6 March 1834 pg 189 23 Sept 1833 Robert Duncan to John R. Russell $45 22nd Dist LL238 6.5 acres Wit: S.M. Davis, William Towns, JIC Recorded: 6 March 1834 pg 190 4 Mar 1834 William Towns (Administrator of John P. Blackmon) to Allen Robinson LL128 23rd Dist (Public Sale) Wit: William S. Goss, Arch' Colquhoun Recorded: 6 March 1834 pg 191 14 Sept 1833 John M. Hammack (Jones) to Levi Smith $100 16th Dist LL81 drawn by John M. Hammack Wit: Thomas W. Choats, Michael Sullivan, JP Recorded: 6 March 1834 pg 192 5 Feb 1834 Peter F. Malone to Allen Robertson $300 22nd Dist Ll237 Wit:Hubbard Brown, Jones M. Malone, William Towns, JIC Recorded: 6 March 1834 pg 192 27 Jan 1834 James Clements to Henry Mims $425 16th Dist LL 121 Wit: Wm Rogers, John T. Cox Recorded: 6 March 1834 pg 193 27 July 1833 Jordan Brooks (Upson) to William Brooks $300 23rd Dist LL 143 (west half) Wit: John Robertson Recorded: 6 March 1834 pg 194 1 Nov 1833 Peter Sanders to Thomas P. Bugg $1,000 16th Dis LL229 Wit: Reuben Phillips, John Fleming, JP Recorded: 10 March 1834 pg 194 20 Jan 1834 Barnard Hill to Thomas J. Bugg $400 L 16 Square C Talbotton Wit: G.C. Leach, R. Fitzpatrick Recorded: 10 March 1834 pg 194 24 Dec 1833 Samuel Hopkins to James Motley $125 24th Dist LL41 50 acres Bounded N by Dean; E by Marlow; S by ?; E by Johnston Wit: Samuel C. Haynes, Gipson M. Dean, John Haynes JP Recorded: 10 March 1834 pg 196 13 Jan 1834 Justices of Inferior Court,William Towns, John Brown, Bailey C. Dukes, Bartley Whitehurst, to Thomas P. Bugg $85 lot 16 Square C Talbotton Wit: C.R. Wynn, JP Recorded: 10 March 1834 pg 196 21 April 1832 Francis M. Lawrence to Thomas M. Robertson $235 west half Lot 3 Square A Talbotton (north side of public square) Wit: William Quinnerly, Charles R. Wynn, JP Recorded: 10 March 1834 pg 197 9 Mar 1834 John Evans to William Duncan ? Discon $1,000 17th Dist LL46 150 acres Wit:C.j. Wallis, C.R. Wynn, JP Recorded: 10 March 1834 pg 197 17 Duly 1833 Justices of Inferior Court,William Towns, Wm Snellings, Julius C. Alford, John Brown, Bartley Whitehurst, to Reuben Phillips $30.25 LL8 Square A 1/2 acre Talbotton Wit: William S. Goss, C.L. Pace, John Pratt, JP Justices of Inferior Court,William Towns, John Brown, Bailey C. Dukes, Bartley Whitehurst, Virginia Crilley

9 Nov. 1819 Baldwin Co. Candidate for Tax Collector H.L.Jones.esq. Wilkinson Co. Capt Robert Brooks Candidate for Sheriff 23 Nov. 1819 Jasper Co. My wife Dicy Bryant,has left my bed and board.. signed William Bryant Telfair Co. Married 21 Oct. By C.B.Strong...Capt. Losiah Rogers,,of Green Co. to Miss Louisa J.Cook.. Columbia Co. Married 28 Oct. By Rev. Joseph W.Wallace E.Hinsdale Burrittesq.of Conn. to Miss Ann Williams Watson... and Augustus Wood to Miss Sarah Watson..daus of Capt. John Watdon.. Laurens Co.Dublin Died 27 Oct. Mrs. Mary Chislom..age 25 Consort of of E.B.Chislon.. Morgan Co. Died 29 Oct {Friday} Mrs. Martha Gill..conort of Capt John Gill... Montgomery Co. Died 23 Oct. Batt Wyche esq...age 53..Methodist.... Green Co. Died 19 Oct. Mrs Margaret Dillard..age 39 Consort of Capt George W.Dillard Leaving 6 children Greene Co. Died 25 Sept Mrs. Mary George..step-mother of the Rev.Enoch George..one of the Bishops of the Methodist Church.. Hancock Co. Died 2 Nov. Mrs Mary Hurt.. age 53 ,relict of William Hurt. Methodist Church.. Died at the home of her son-in-law ..G.Hendrick esq.. Morgan Co. Elizabeth Hawthorn,Henry Sharp,James Cameron..appllied for letters of admr' on the estate of Benjamin Hawthron. signed John Nisbet..Clerk Jones Co. Adm'r Sale. Perishable property of Reuben Y.Langston..a smaill collect of books..one horse. signed Samuel W. Langston.... Oglethorpe Co. $10 Reward Strayed from the subscriber..living near the Bowlling Green.. 2 steers ... signed Armstird Carter Walton Co. William Hand..tolled before Jon F.Piper esq..one horse..appraised $30 23 Nov.1819 Jasper Co Died..17 Nov. John Byrom esq ..age 41 Jones Co. Married..17 Nov. By Henry Candler esq..David Lockheart.of Hancock Co. to Mrs.Nancy Dubose.. Putnam Co. Married..a few days ago, Henry Varner to Miss Martha Napier..dau of Maj.Thomas Napier.. Washington Co. Libel for Divorce.. Elijah Cutts vs Lavina Cutts Def. is not to be found in the county... date 16 Ocy. 1819 signed William A. Tennille..Clerk $150 Reward 3 convicts escaped from the Penitentiary John A. Tully..Baldwin Co. age 23 John Mitchell..Jones Co. age 22 John T.Mitchell..Bryan Co. age 29 signed C.M'Carty P.K.P Wilkinson Co. Adm'r Sale 222!/2 acres. Sold for rhe benefit of heirs and creditors of Jesse Pierce. signed Thomas and Elizabeth Pierce... Dublin,Laurens Co. E.B.Chislom informs the public,that he continues to keep a house of public intertainment... Wilkinson Co. I hereby forewarn all persons from trading for a certain note given by the subscriber to Ephram Ellis...$1000,....I do not intend paying....It being fraudulently obtained. signed John Roberston Madison Co.Al died 9 Nov 1819 Mrs. Louisa Johnston..consort of Dr.William Johnston... Left 2 children.. M'Intosh Co. Superior Court.. Col. John L Hopkins was found guilty of man slaughter... for the killing M'Queen M'Intosh... Judge..John M. Berrien Father of John L...Gen. Francis Hopkins... Baldwin Co. For Sale My plantation....2,000 acres...on Oconee and Town Creek...also 35 negros and livestock... Apply to Francis Boykin....10 miles below Milledgeville... 30 Nov. 1819 Pulaski Co. Married..on the evening on Tues.last...by J.Cannon esq. Nelson Clayton to Miss Carruthers.. Wilkes Co. Died 16 Nov. David Phillips.. Twiggs Co. Simmons Fowler and Sarah Chapman ..applied for letters of adm'r on the estate of John Chapman... signed Micajah Fulgham..Clerk Clark Co. Lary Bryant..tolls before Moses H.Cogburn,esq... one horse...Appraised $50... signed Sterling Elder..clerk Jones Co. Jacob King tolled before Henry B.Cabaniss esq..one horse...appraised $20... signed Henry Wyche..Clerk Baldwin Co. Persons indebted to the estate of John Byrom.....are requested to make immediate payment.. signed Jackson Fitzpatrick ...Cynthia and William Bryom.. Baldwin Co. The subscriber being about to leave the this state,informs all persons indebted to him..that their accounts..are in the hands of Henry Turner..at Coopers Bridge for collection.. signed Chappell Sledge.. Morgan Co. Admr's sale Estate of Boswell Turner... signed Josephus Love and John Warren 7 Dec.1819 Jones County For Sale 2021/2 acres...#142 10th Dist...drawn in the name of Stephen J. Maxwell.. signed George M.Waters..Bryan Co. Washington Co. Estate Sale Personal property of Shadrack Perry Sr. signed S.Perry .. To Rent Plantation at the Wicked Shoals..on Ocmulgee River.. 60 acres of good land..fishery... apply to Samuel Buffington..Milledgeville Jackson Co. Susanna and Travis George alppy for letters of adm'r on the estate of Joseph George.... signed Edward Adams.clerk Warren Co. All persons indebted to the estate of henry Williams...make immediate payment.. Signed Henry Williams Adm'r Hancock Co. Married.. 25 Nov. 1819 Major Flewellin Wright of Warren Co. to Miss Frances H.W. Goud.. Married...5 Dec. 1819 at the Penitentiary... William Watts of Jackson Co. to Miss H.W.M'Carty..dau of the Rev. C.M'Carty ..{Principal Keeper,Penitentiary} Burke Co. Died 25 Nov. {in child bed} Mrs. Esther Welch age 26.. consort of James Welch esq... Presbyterian Church....{she was a step-mother}... ........................................................ to be con't

The Polk County AHGP Web Site at http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/county/polk/ has been updated with several partial cemetery surveys, additional Surnames, Marriage Records, Obits and Brickwall information. We have photos of Blooming Grove Church, Hills Creek Church and Lime Branch Church. With more to be added the next few days. Drop by and see if you can make a connection and meet a "new" cousin or two. Don't forget to send in your information for the web site, even if it is just one Obit, Burial or Marriage Record. It could help someone break down a brickwall. Thanks Doris

I'm a long-time lurker on this and other rootsweb lists. I'm also a computer network administrator. So, I feel somewhat qualified to speak about this topic. These files are indeed so-called backdoor files that are downloaded to a user's computer by a Trojan (similar to a virus, but different). It is unclear whether they cause any destruction or whether they just monitor user habits (what websites you visit, etc.). HOWEVER -- These trojans are well-known and will be detected and stopped by any currently available virus protection software. Therefore, this should not be an issue for anyone who follows one of the cardinal rules of owning a computer. Get a good virus protection program, scan your computer regularly AND KEEP YOUR VIRUS SOFTWARE UP TO DATE. Keeping it up to date is the part most computer owners overlook. All virus detection software companies release new updates continuously. You MUST download and install virus updates regularly to catch any new virus that has been released. It is also advisable to run a thorough virus scan on your computer on a regular basis. *******Back to lurking mode********* Lana Stuart Webmaster/App. Support Spec. Public Information/Management Info Services Dougherty County School System Albany, Georgia 229.431.1245 www.dougherty.k12.ga.us "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." --Arthur C. Clarke, Technology and the Future. -----Original Message----- From: Loneskye/Cecilia [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 1:40 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GA-Roots] Off Topic for some. Do you have a secret back door? Is this to be trusted? It seems like a lot of hooey to me. Surely my firewall system blocks this kind of intrusion. Can anyone enlighten me, please? -------Original Message------- From: [email protected] Date: Thursday, May 30, 2002 4:47:10 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [GA-Roots] Off Topic for some. Do you have a secret back door? To check to see if you have a Secret Back door on your computer go to find files and search your hard drive for the following files. AUUPG.EXE BVT.EXE ABSR.EXE AUSVC.EXE MNSVC.EXE IF YOU FIND THESE FILES ON YOUR COMPUTER YOU HAVE A SECRET BACK DOOR THAT is being used to keep track oof what you do on the internet. Go to this web site for more information. http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2002/05/07/malware/?x --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.368 / Virus Database: 204 - Release Date: 5/29/02 ==== GA-ROOTS Mailing List ==== Faye Dyess [email protected] Listmanager Thou shalt not use e-mail for any illegal or unethical purpose. GA Volunteer lookups:http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/state/volunteer.html . ==== GA-ROOTS Mailing List ==== Faye Dyess [email protected] Listmanager When in doubt, save thy message overnight and reread it in the light of dawn. GA Volunteer lookups:http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/state/volunteer.html

Is this to be trusted? It seems like a lot of hooey to me. Surely my firewall system blocks this kind of intrusion. Can anyone enlighten me, please? -------Original Message------- From: [email protected] Date: Thursday, May 30, 2002 4:47:10 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [GA-Roots] Off Topic for some. Do you have a secret back door? To check to see if you have a Secret Back door on your computer go to find files and search your hard drive for the following files. AUUPG.EXE BVT.EXE ABSR.EXE AUSVC.EXE MNSVC.EXE IF YOU FIND THESE FILES ON YOUR COMPUTER YOU HAVE A SECRET BACK DOOR THAT is being used to keep track oof what you do on the internet. Go to this web site for more information. http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2002/05/07/malware/?x --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.368 / Virus Database: 204 - Release Date: 5/29/02 ==== GA-ROOTS Mailing List ==== Faye Dyess [email protected] Listmanager Thou shalt not use e-mail for any illegal or unethical purpose. GA Volunteer lookups:http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/state/volunteer.html .

It would be so nice to learn more about Faith Elliston.....and her family. Sadly it appears she died in childbirth. Who was she before she married, and what other relatives lived around this area? Original Listing: The History of Schley County compiled by the Schley County Preservation Society. Available: Cost $40.00 plus shipping Make checks payable to: Schley County Preservation Society Schley County Tax Assessors Office P.O.Box 326 Ellaville, Georgia 31806 ELLISTON FAMILY CEMETERY Located north of Ellaville at the N. E. corner of the intersection of U.S. Hwy. 19 & GA 240 in the area Known as Murray's Crossroads. Name Born Died Elliston, Faith 1824 1858 Elliston, Infant 1858 1858 1 grave, no name 1882 No date Virginia Crilley

I have no further information on any of the families listed in the Bible Records unless they are connected to my direct lines. Faye >Bible Records of the Cooper - Etheridge (Etheredge) - Branan Families. >Owned by Miss Effie Cooper of Cooper's Ga. >Brannan Record From Bible >Owned by Miss Effie Cooper, Cooper's Georgia. >(D) James Branan, son of Kenyou Branan, of Va. married Miss Sarah Tommy in >1795. >Their Children: >1. Harris Branan was born Aug. 25, 1796. >2. Polly Branan Was born Jan. 11, 1798. >3. Adam Branan was born Dec. 19, 1799. >4. Winnie Brannan was born July 7, 1801. >5. Vashti Branan was born Apr. 1, 1803. > >6. Joseph Branan was born Jan. 18, 1805. >7. Caswell Branan was born Mar. 3, 1809. >8. Paschal Branan was born Mar. 3, 1809. >9. James Branan was born Dec. 29, 1810. >10. Alfred Branan was born July 21, 1812. >11.Sarah Branan was born Dec. 4, 1813. >12. Frances (or Fannie) Branan was born Mar 1, 1815. >13. John Tommy Branan was born Feb. 21, 1817. >14. Littleton Branan was born Dec. 18, 1818. > >15.Almeta Branan was born Apr. 28, 1821. >18. (No # 16, 17) Elizabeth Branan was born Jan. 18, 1822 > > >- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - >- - - >Note- All of whom lived in Wilkinson Co., GA., except Vashti, who lived >and died in Taylor Co., Ga.; Joseph, who went to Texas; Paschal, who went >to Alabama; and Fannie wh married Joseph T. Etheredge, and lived and died >in Baldwin County, Ga. > >Faye

>The table on contents is up for Volumes III and IV These records have not >been types and posted yet. All the others are posted. Check out the web >site listed at the bottom of this message. If anyone request copies that >I have to type, I will put them in order and type them when possible. For >the next few weeks I will be very busy and probably not get much typing >done, but I will get to it in time. > >While working on old books for DAR I came across the following Bible >Records. They come from Georgia Genealogical Records Part IV, Series 3 >Volume 22. These records were submitted to DAR in 1933. > >Bible Records of the Cooper - Etheridge (Etheredge) - Branan Families. >Owned by Miss Effie Cooper of Cooper's Ga. > >Cooper Record >Page 37 >(A) Rev. William M. Cooper was born Aug. 11, 1811, and his wife Millie >(McGinty) Cooper was born Jan. 17, 1811. > >Their Children: >1. Mary Jan Cooper was born Sept. 11, 1832. >2. Sarah A. M. Cooper was born Sept. 23, 1834. >3. Thomas Jefferson Cooper was born Oct. 3, 1837. >4. Emily A. M. Cooper was born Oct. 23, 1839. > >5. Nancy C. Cooper was born Oct. 21, 1841. >6. James M. Cooper was born Dec. 30, 1843. >7. Elizabeth D. Cooper was born Feb. 2, 1847. >8. Gattie W. Cooper was born Nov. 12, 1849 > >Page 37a >(B) Thomas Jefferson Cooper, born Oct. 3, 1837, and his wife Sarah Ann >Ethridge, born Nov. 4, 1841. > >Their Children: >1. Nancy Catheryne Cooper was born Mar. 13, 1860. >2. James Oliver Cooper was born July 15, 1862. >3. William T. Cooper was born Dec. 27, 1863. >4. Charles Harris Cooper was born Feb. 21, 1865. >5. Robert J. Cooper was born Sept. 7, 1867. >6. Sarah Ann Cooper was born Aug 11, 1868. >7. John Orrie Cooper was born Dec. 18, 1870. > >8. Frances Winnefred Cooper was born Dec. 19, 1872. >10. (No #9) Mary Elizabeth Cooper was born Nov. 21, 1877. >11. Roy Emmett Cooper was born Aug. 10, 1880. >12. Joseph Cleveland Cooper was born Apr. 3, 1885. > >Marriage Record found in Bible- >This certifies that the rite of Holy Matrimony was celebrated between >Thomas J. Cooper of Baldwin Co., Ga., and Sarah A. Etherdege of Wilkinson >Co., Ga. On the 30th of May, 185-, at J. T. Etheredge's by Wiley F. >Rogers, M. G. Witness: Wm. R. Fenn, E. A. M. Etheredge > >Ethridge or Etheredge >Owned by Miss Effie Cooper, Cooper's Georgia >(C) Joseph T. Etheridge was born June 7, 1813, and his wife, Frances >Branan Ethridge, was born Mar. 1, 1815. > >Their children: >1. Almeda A. Ethridge was born Dec. 6, 1835. >2. Merritt W. Ethridge was born Feb. 6, 1838. >3. James I. Ethridge was born Dec. 17, 1839. >4. Sarah A. Etheredge was born Nov. 4, 1841. >5. Oliver D. Etheredge was born Sept. 21, 1843. >6. Hershell V. Etheredge was born Aug. 25, 1845. >7. Harris N. Etheredge was born July 10, 1847. >8. Wiley T. Etheredge was born Aprl. 20, 1849 > >9. Hopie A Etheridge was born July 16, 1852. >10. Isaac T. Etheredge was born Dec. 10, 1857. > > >To see all the Georgia Bible records I have, go to my web page, scroll to >Georgia Links and click on Georgia Bible Records. Many have been typed >and posted. Two volumes are waiting to be typed and posted, but the >Tables of Content are there. > > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Village/9828/ > >Faye

To check to see if you have a Secret Back door on your computer go to find files and search your hard drive for the following files. AUUPG.EXE BVT.EXE ABSR.EXE AUSVC.EXE MNSVC.EXE IF YOU FIND THESE FILES ON YOUR COMPUTER YOU HAVE A SECRET BACK DOOR THAT is being used to keep track oof what you do on the internet. Go to this web site for more information. http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2002/05/07/malware/?x --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.368 / Virus Database: 204 - Release Date: 5/29/02

[See the book of abstracts "The Macon Telegraph 1833-1839", Warren.] I'd like to get more information on-line that was published in The Macon Telegraph about the Creek or Seminole War. I understand that there are several mentions in the Index of this book. If someone would describe the "abstract"...and give me the page # and volume of the newspaper, I'm going to request these copes and then transcribe them. If anyone is interested in helping with this typing, I could also use the help!! Virginia Crilley

This is a reminder that the June "Lunch & Learn" lecture will take place in two weeks on Tuesday, June 11, at 12:15 a.m. The topic is "How to Take Care of Your Videotapes and Audiotapes" by Ruta Abolins, Director, Media Archives and Peabody Awards Collection, University of Georgia Libraries. The rest of the schedule is as follows: Related Repositories July 9: City of Atlanta Resources *Atlanta Fulton Public Library, Celeste Tibbets, System Manager of the Georgia Local and Family History Department *Atlanta History Center, Paul Crater, Archivist August 13: Metro Atlanta Resources *Cobb County Public Library, Carolyn Crawford, Librarian, Georgia Room *DeKalb Historical Society, Francis Overcash, Archivist *Gwinnett Historical Society, Joye Quinn, Library Chairperson September 10: Georgia Resources *Augusta Genealogical Society Library, Carrie Adamson, Honorary President *Georgia Historical Society (Savannah), Susan Dick, Director of Library and Archives Begun in 1993, the Lunch and Learn Lecture Series is an educational program which features prominent speakers who present brief talks on a wide variety of historical and cultural topics. Lectures are from 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month, and take place in the Georgia Archives auditorium. These presentations are free and open to the public, so please bring your lunch and join us! Directions to our facility may be found at: <http://www.sos.state.ga.us/archives/as/ggi.htm>. Pamela W. Coleman, Public Programs Coordinator Georgia Division of Archives and History 330 Capitol Avenue Atlanta, GA 30334 404-651-6474 www.GeorgiaArchives.org Pamela W. Coleman, Public Programs Coordinator State Archives of Georgia 330 Capitol Avenue Atlanta, GA 30334 404-651-6474 www.GeorgiaArchives.org

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The Mystery Photo has been identified. If you would like to know if your guess was correct, please visit the Floyd County Site at http://www.rootsweb.com/~gafloyd/ Would like to have some stories about the site. If you know any and would like to share, we will gladly put the on the web page. If you have an old Photo from the Floyd County area and need help with identifying it, please contact us about how to send. Thanks to everyone that submitted information on the photo. Doris AHGP Co-Host for Floyd County, GA