Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/10187 Surname: Miller, Williams ------------------------- I am searching for records on my grandmother, Annie Virginia Williams Miller. I think that she may have died in the State Hospital at Milledgeville. She was married to Benjamin Ellsberry Miller, they lived in Norman Park, Colquitt Co., Ga. Benjamin died in 1928. We are unsure if Annie went to the hospital before or after his death. I have been unable to find a death certificate for Annie in the 1930's or 1940's. This makes me wonder if she died in the 50's perhaps. We know that she was born in Ideal, Macon Co., Ga about 1875. I believe she may have gone to the hospital before Benjamins death. I have his death certificate, and as there is little information about him due to no family members giving the information I am guessing that she may have been a patient already. Any suggestions on where to go from here are appreciated. Thank you, Braxton L Garris

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/10185 Surname: Wilson, White ------------------------- I am looking for Carlos Glazier WILSON (perhaps also known as Charles) b. 1835 in NY and came to Milledgeville, as a carpetbagger I guess, and became postmaster of that town after the Civil War. His wife was Katy Estelle WHITE b. abt 1845 in Humburg,SC. The families later moved to Arkansas and Oklahoma. This is for a friend of mine who is just beginning in genealogy and cannot get anywhere on either side of his family. Thank you for any help anyone can offer.

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/10184 Surname: ------------------------- I am looking for a Cyrus Hezikiah Jones born in GA. I have no idea who his family is. the story is that he left home and the age of 15 and never looked back. He was born in abt1835-37. Do you have a missing Jones. I have his descendants, Just can't go backwards. thanks

Hello: Would anyone know if there was a census taken for 1810, and if so, if someone has easy access to it? If not, is there someone who might know if there were tax lists kept for that year, and where I could write, etc. to find out if my relative (POOL) was on it? Thanks for any advice. Leslie Hill

Could someone please help me I am searching for info on a McPherson Franklin Woodward. I know little of him. In his Civil War enlistment papers from Fla. he stated in May 1864 he was 19 years of age and born in Milledgeville Ga. Does any one have any record of a Woodward family in Baldwin Co. in 1845/50. Any help would be appreciated, god bless. Steve Hill Natchez, Ms. flacracker@peoplepc.com

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/10183 Surname: Isham Mckinley ------------------------- My g,g grandfather was Isham McKinley, who served in Capt. Samuel S. Steel's, Baldwin Dargoons in the War of 1812. He is in Alabama for the 1820 census. He was born in 1790 in Ga. but I have no other info. on a Ga. connection than I have listed. Help is needed. Thanks David L. Bayne

Ruth, I am interested in Seaborn, the attorney and his dealings with Thomas Carnes. I suspect he was Thomas's attorney for GA land dealings etc. More importantly for my research I'm interested is Seaborn's association with my Benjamin, Dr Henry, Joel and Frederick Freeman lines. James W. Jones as an editor for the Augusta Chronicle and was the best man in Dr Henry Freeman's wedding, 11 Jan 1820, to Pamelia F. Cook, d/o George Cook, attorney in Elbert Co. Could this be your James/Celia? FYI, Henry was born 16 Dec 1795, d 13 Dec 1862 in Franklin Co. My families were in and around Franklin, Clarke, Jackson, Baldwin, Madison, Hancock Co.. Another Jones that I have been interested in is Dudley (and wife Clarissa) Jones, Franklin Co at the same time as Henry. Dudley was a patient of Henry's and after his death I think Henry's family lived next door. Henry names a daughter Clarissa Louisa Freeman. All are in the Carnesville, Franklin Co GA area. The series of books "Men of Mark in Georgia" by William J. Northern there is a bio of Seaborn Jones, Vol 2 pg 236-242 and there is a photo. I haven't gotten the correct volume yet as I have to order things through Interlibrary loan. Other Jones listed are: Noble, v.1 pg 195-207, Noble W., v. 1 pg 208-218 George, v. 2 342-344, James, v. 2 pg 360-361, John, v. 2 pg. 128-129, David Rumph, v.3, pg 538-542, Charles Colcock Jr, vol 3 p 437-463, Samuel Porter, v. 5 pg 373-376, Enoch Callaway, v,7 pg 311-314, Note that Seaborn, John, James and George are all listed in the same volume. Perhaps they are related. I hope to hear from you. Laura Freeman Mills lfmills@ucdavis.edu cc: to the lists in case this helps others >Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries ==== GABALDWI Mailing List ==== Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/10182 >Surname: JONES, EDGE >> >I am searching for a James Jones who was married to a Celia Edge in BALDWIN >CO., GA on 2-15-1816. I believe that his brother also lived in Baldwin >Co. and his name was Seaborn Jones. They probably are sons of a Seaborn >Jones who lived in Augusta, GA and died in 1815. Seaborn from Augusta had >parents by the name of Abraham Jones and Martha. > >James and Celia and I believe his brother Seaborn later moved to Troup >Co. and James died there in 1864. James' children were Rebecca, Susan, >Seaborn J., Christopher, James H., John W., and Katherine Elizabeth. Ruth Moore Ruth Moore <nickypup@charter.net>

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/10182 Surname: JONES, EDGE ------------------------- I am searching for a James Jones who was married to a Celia Edge in BALDWIN CO., GA on 2-15-1816. I believe that his brother also lived in Baldwin Co. and his name was Seaborn Jones. They probably are sons of a Seaborn Jones who lived in Augusta, GA and died in 1815. Seaborn from Augusta had parents by the name of Abraham Jones and Martha. James and Celia and I believe his brother Seaborn later moved to Troup Co. and James died there in 1864. James' children were Rebecca, Susan, Seaborn J., Christopher, James H., John W., and Katherine Elizabeth.

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/10181 Surname: Self ------------------------- I am trying to find any information on J.D. Self. He is listed in the Georgia Death records 1919-98 as having lived in Clayton Co. and died in Baldwin Co. He may have been a school teacher at some point or connected with education in general. We have a missing J.D. Self born in Forsyth Co. 1870-71 that we believe to be the same person.

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/196 Surname: BEAUCHAMP ------------------------- Littleton Beauchamp was my gggg-Grandfather Littleton William Henry M Matthew A. Beauchamp was My g-Grandfather. What I need is information on him. My Aunt Mary told me that she remembered going to Matthew's funeral in Alabama . She was born in 1933 so it had to have been after that year. She was very young at the time but she remembered him being in the hospital in Brundage,Al with injuries from a storm. She said a door flew off and hit him in the back. His daughter in Law Zoe was also injuried but she didn't die then. she suffered for a few years from the house falling on her and later died. This is really all the information I have at this time. Wanda

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/195 Surname: Beauchamp ------------------------- Are you looking for the early Beauchamps in Baldwin Co.? The Beauchamps of Somerset Md. are a well documented family. After the American Revolution, a group of Beauchamps moved from Maryland to Georgia. Littleton Beauchamp and a number of relatives came to Georgia from Somerset, Md. sometime after 1780. Littleton settled in Baldwin County and became a land and slave owner in Capt. Steven's District on Potato Creek, according to surviving tax records in Middgeville, Ga. Records also survive of other Beauchamps who settled in Putnam, Jackson and Montgomery Counties. Littleton Beauchamp and his wife and probably some children were in Baldwin Co., Ga by 1795 when daughter Hetty was born (Butler Co., AL Census 1850). Littleton and his son William are on Baldwin County tax records through 1817. The records for 1818 are missing and in the 1819 records the Beauchamps are missing for they had moved to Henry Co., AL where Littleton died and his estate administered in 1822. Sons William and Green later moved to Barbour Co., AL. where they were both on the Barbour Co., AL census in 1840. Son Laban (my ggggrandfather) moved back into GA and later to FL.

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/193 Surname: Gemmecke ------------------------- Looking for Gemmecke family. Mrs. P.C. Gemmecke died 9/30/1929 in Baldwin County - certificate #22981-K. P.C. Gemmecke came from Germany in 1882 and originally came to Terre Haute, Vigo Co. IN. Only have notation in Grandpa Gemmecke's journal that address of PC Gemmecke was Box 5, Nashville, GA. Who is P.C.? How is he related? Did he have any children? Could someone look up obituary, death certificate, 1900, 1910, 1920 census?

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/192 Surname: Ennis, Reynolds, Pound, Waller, Tompkins, ETC ------------------------- Alice, In response to your query, it is possible that there is a link to the Ennis in Johnson County. Charles and Elinor Moman Ennis had 14 children, including a Thaddeus Ennis, who I believe moved to Johnson County. Johnson, Washington, Hancock and Baldwin counties are very close to each other. This is pure speculation, but I do know that Thaddeus had a son named Erasmus James and I am sure had other children. Have you checked census records for Johnson County? Let me know if I can help, as I am trying to reconstruct records of the Ennis Family in the early 19th century. Judy

If you will go to this link, you will find information on the licening of early Georgia physicians. http://www.georgiaresearch.com/ This is the home page of the Georgia Research Consortium and has lots of good information. Mary Ann Willoughby Greensboro, NC At 07:23 PM 02/19/2001 EST, MHolmes102@aol.com wrote: >Were there even medical schools in GA then? My thought is that in those days >many docs learned by studying books, apprenticing, etc. It was nothing then >like today. > >Martha Kendall Holmes > > >==== GABALDWI Mailing List ==== >Do you have Baldwin County material you would like to share with others? Why not sign up to be a Baldiwn County Look-Up volunteer today! Email claire@genealogy-quest.com for more details if interested. > > >============================== >The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! >http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1 > >

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/190 Surname: Ennis ------------------------- I don't think that he would be from the same line. My Ennis ancestors are mainly from Washingon, Hancock and Baldwin Counties.

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/189 Surname: Ennis, Hutcheson ------------------------- Hello, I saw in your message that you have an "Ennis" genealogy book. I don't know if your Ennis line is the same as my husbands but I wonder if it has anything about Rufus Ennis born in Laurens or Johnson Co. Ga. abt. 1871. He was the son of John M. Ennis who married Celia Hutcheson Jan. 12, 1867 in Johnson Co. We are trying to trace my husbands family Ennis line and do not have much information at this time. Thank you for any information Alice Knipp Garnto

I know the Medical College of GA has been around forever. I know it has been in Augusta since the 1800's, but not sure when. I believe Emory is a Medical College as well. Beth MHolmes102@aol.com wrote: > Were there even medical schools in GA then? My thought is that in those days > many docs learned by studying books, apprenticing, etc. It was nothing then > like today. > > Martha Kendall Holmes > > ==== GABALDWI Mailing List ==== > Do you have Baldwin County material you would like to share with others? Why not sign up to be a Baldiwn County Look-Up volunteer today! Email claire@genealogy-quest.com for more details if interested. > > ============================== > The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1

Were there even medical schools in GA then? My thought is that in those days many docs learned by studying books, apprenticing, etc. It was nothing then like today. Martha Kendall Holmes

Dr. Allen Jefferson AUSTIN and Dr. Laban Turk AUSTIN, Sr. would have most likely attended medical school in GA between 1820 and 1870. Does anyone know what medical schools were in existence in GA during those years? Thanks for your help. Bob

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/188 Surname: logan ------------------------- thank you for the response.my ggrt-grandparents are nellie mae e & asa soloman logan.my grt-uncle is james b logan.i have plenty of inf. on the ennis side of the family but none on the logan side.i even contacted a ennis family member hoping they new any thing on asa logan mother & father which is jim logan & molly layton logan.that is were my journey ends of finding my family.i never knew anything on this side of the family.i have found all of the above but when i come to jim & molly logan i am at a stand still.again thank-you i appreciate the help