I seem to remember someone asking about a Cuyler and Byrd...so maybe this hit two BYRDs with one stone. :-D Please throw no stones at a bad pun!!! This should help someone: Cuyler Washington BYRD: Oct 18, 1859 Pierce Co. GA Ware Co. Clinch Co farming>mecantile business w/son Leon BYRD in Homerville 1912-constable of 1224th District 1912-coroner 1914-moved back to Ware 1916-back to Clinch to farm death after 1917 Taken from Huxford's History of Clinch Co. GA 1917 pg. 226 This book may be purchased: www.huxford.com Diana

Would the person who sent this request ,please contact me direct...

Hi, I have a web page full of FREE genealogy items found on the net. Stop by and find your free treasure. Freebies for Genealogists: http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/freebies.htm Happy Searchin' Brenda

When posting requests to the list for census lookups, please provide the county if you know it, since there is no state census per se. I have a number of the records and am always happy to do lookups, but just don't have time to go through all of them each time, esp if the requester already knows the county. Thanks.

Sharon If you have the 1910 Emanuel County Census could you look for a FLETCHER family with wife named Alma. One of the children would be named Willie. Thanks in advance, Claudia

If anyone has a Ga. census record for 1870 #291, will you please be so kind as to look up my grgrandfather William L. EVATT. This would mean a lot to me as I cannot get any farther in my history without finding out what his father's name was. Also desperately want to find his mother Mary's maiden name so I can continue my research. W.L. had a brother George W. and a sister Ola Lee. I believe they were all born in Ga. There are tons of EVATTs on the net, but I can't make a connection. If anyone has any suggestions, Please let me know. I need all the help I can get. Thank you so much, Ginny

I missed it too. Is lonnie Rackley or John Rackley Listed, Betty

Records GA crimes/criminals?? Please tell me MORE! Need Look-ups! My tree has very sour apples...

I HAD to of missed the origional email abt this book..............can someone tell me the name? author? pat

I would really appreciate a look-up from this book also, if someone has the time and is willing to do so. I've an ancestor (white) that was murdered by the KKK. I do not know the reason why but would appreciate anything I might could learn if he was included in this book. Please email me for the name and time frame if a look-up is possible. Jane jab50@bellsouth.net ---------- > From: Dorothy Hunt- A. <doroab@webtv.net> > To: GA-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [GA-Roots] BLACK BOOK? > Date: Thursday, July 06, 2000 3:34 PM > > Records GA crimes/criminals?? Please tell me MORE! Need Look-ups! My > tree has very sour apples... >

The Community of Slaughterville is not a town at all, but a rural community. The CSX Railroad, which traverses the community has a siding which is clearly marked with a sign "SLAUGHTERVILLE". I would presume that at some point the community had its own post office, as was the practice in by-gone times. The community is located on Hwy. 82 between Waycross and Hoboken, Ga. I am uncertain as to whether it is in Ware County, or in Brantley County. My recollection is that it is located at or near the boundary between the two counties. Waycross is the nearest city, and I would expect has a local Historical Society. You might contact the local newspaper (Waycross Journal Herald)at (912) 283-2244 ask them for info on how to contact the local Historical Society. If you fail to make a local contact in the area, let me know and I will see if I can help get you in touch with someone who has knowledge of local history. I lived and worked in this area for almost 20 years, and still have contacts there. Vernon Holt ----- Original Message ----- From: D. Sjoberg <sjoberg@alltel.net> To: <GA-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 4:09 PM Subject: [GA-Roots] Slaughterville > Where is this Town of Slaughterville and how can I get more information on > it? This is very important to me because Sluaghterville is mention many > times in my family's papers and I have never been able to connect it to any > place. PLEASE HELP? > > GREY FOX > > South-East-Creek@egroups.com > >

Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 4:09 PM Subject: [GA-Roots] Slaughterville Slaughterville is between Waycross and Hoboken, Ga.

If you will allow an interloper to interject, I will mention that there is a rural community lying just East of Waycross, Ga. called Slaughterville. This implies that the early settlers there were predominately Slaughters. This is not Clinch County, but is relatively close. The Slaughterville Community lies near the Ware County, Brantley County line. If you are unable to satisfy your needs in Clinch County, you might broaden your search to Ware and Brantley Counties. Vernon Holt ----- Original Message ----- From: D. Sjoberg <sjoberg@alltel.net> To: <GA-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 12:22 PM Subject: [GA-Roots] CLINCH CO: Slaughter, BYRD, > Would you look in the Huxford for the following surnames: > Slaughter > Taylor > Byrd > Dilbon(e) > Thank you so much > GREY FOX > > Huxford's History of Clinch Co. GA (1917) > I don't ever remember seeing surnames of > Slaughter--could this evolved to Slater? > Dilbone --I have never run across this name in my SE Ga research. > > Taylor: > John E. Taylor b. 1818 chatham co. came to Clinch about 1840 the Cow Creek d. 1893. pg 26 > > Jackson J. Taylor, a farmer and grist mill owner on Cow Creek b. Dec 18, 1847 Clinch w/o John E.;raised south of Stockton; elected county surveyor in 1876 & 1878; m. 1ST May 28, 1882, cordelia DAMPIER M. 2ND 1904 Fannie Grooms. children-not listed. 1886 joined Stockton Methodist church served 8 yrs as stewart; d. after 1917. pg 301-302 > > BYRD, Cuyler Washington: b. Oct 18, 1859, Pierce Co. mercantile business with son--Leon--in HOmerville. 1912 constable of 1224th dist.; appt. coroner of Clinch Co. to replace WR. Findley who moved from Clinch co. 1914 Cuyler moved to Ware Co. d. after 1917 > > Now in my Huxfords PWG vol. 10 --there is a extremely long list of Taylors--and Byrds are: Anthony, David, Eliza, Elizabeth, Leonard, Lurancey, William, William Anthony, William Benjamin. >

OOOPPPSSS! This is the correct site address! http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaclinch/ > D. Sjoberg > >

Where is this Town of Slaughterville and how can I get more information on it? This is very important to me because Sluaghterville is mention many times in my family's papers and I have never been able to connect it to any place. PLEASE HELP? GREY FOX South-East-Creek@egroups.com

> If you will allow an interloper to interject, I will mention that there is a > rural community lying just East of Waycross, Ga. called Slaughterville. You not interloping...you are being a great participant in the interest of genealogy!!!> Thank you Diana

Another lookup by Cynthia Forde for Cyndi in Baltimore and other Cowan researchers: _____________________________________________________ Cynthia Forde wrote: > To add to the list of Cowan data: > > The Reverend Reuben Addison Cowan (Methodist Episcopal - Rome, GA for many > years) b. November 16, 1842 Cherokee County, AL d. March 16, 1918 > Stigler, OK married: Cinthia Lucinda Adeline Shirley b. December 17, 1843 > Rome, GA - d. March 29, 1911 Stigler, OK > > Daughter: Mary Virginia Cowan b. September 11, 1865 - Rome, GA -- d. March > 15, 1911 - Stigler, OK (flu epidemic) married: 1894 - Rome, GA Caleb > Sappington McDonald b. 1870 - Montgomery > Co. AL - d. 1911 - Stigler, OK. > > Caleb Sappington McDonald was the son of Elijah McDonald b. 1834 - Walton Co, > GA and Martha Bankston Brooks, b. 1834 - Walton Co, GA > > The Rev. Cynthia Forde, D. Min. > 25487 Old Howth Road > Hempstead, Texas 77445-9727 > > Barns burnt down - Now I can see the moon. Masahide >

Would you look in the Huxford for the following surnames: Slaughter Taylor Byrd Dilbon(e) Thank you so much GREY FOX Huxford's History of Clinch Co. GA (1917) I don't ever remember seeing surnames of Slaughter--could this evolved to Slater? Dilbone --I have never run across this name in my SE Ga research. Taylor: John E. Taylor b. 1818 chatham co. came to Clinch about 1840 the Cow Creek d. 1893. pg 26 Jackson J. Taylor, a farmer and grist mill owner on Cow Creek b. Dec 18, 1847 Clinch w/o John E.;raised south of Stockton; elected county surveyor in 1876 & 1878; m. 1ST May 28, 1882, cordelia DAMPIER M. 2ND 1904 Fannie Grooms. children-not listed. 1886 joined Stockton Methodist church served 8 yrs as stewart; d. after 1917. pg 301-302 BYRD, Cuyler Washington: b. Oct 18, 1859, Pierce Co. mercantile business with son--Leon--in HOmerville. 1912 constable of 1224th dist.; appt. coroner of Clinch Co. to replace WR. Findley who moved from Clinch co. 1914 Cuyler moved to Ware Co. d. after 1917 Now in my Huxfords PWG vol. 10 --there is a extremely long list of Taylors--and Byrds are: Anthony, David, Eliza, Elizabeth, Leonard, Lurancey, William, William Anthony, William Benjamin.

Steveswade50@mail.usa.com: Huxford's Clinch Co. History book pg 171-172 (this boook may be purchased at (www.huxford.com): > Is it possible that the Roxie Morgan m. to Lewis Smith is the dau of John L. > Morgan( Joseph L. Morgan-Solomon Morgan, Jr.-Solomon Morgan, Sr.-Wm Morgan). > This family is located throughout the Huxford books. She would be my 1st > cousin, 3x removed. > John L. Morgan s/o Berrien Morgan b. 1796 m. Elizabeth 1815 children: John L. Jr.; Thomas C., Joseph hampton, Lemuel T. William R., and Quarterman B. and a daughter m. Hon. John Williams. There are more listed..but I see no Roxie Morgan or Lewis Smith listed in the sketch. Diana

Cyndi in Baltimore and other Cowan/en researchers: Thanks to Pat here are two more Cowen marriages in Georgia. Jeanette / Telfair Co.Ga A Rootsweb Sponsor Pat wrote: > Cowen, Stephen married Russle, Sarah on Jan 13th 1831 in Hall County, GA. > > Cowen, Elijah A. married Stribling, Ruth on Oct 31st 1839 in Hall County, GA