Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/187 Surname: Ennis, Pound, Reynolds, Waller, Tompkins, etc ------------------------- Nellie Mae E. Logan and Asa Soloman Logan are buried at Black Springs Church in East Baldwin County. Along side is James B. Logan 1925-1989. Could this be your Jim Logan? I have information on the Ennis connection to this family. If you are interested, please let me know.

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/186 Surname: logan ------------------------- i am need information on jim logan & molly layton logan they are my ggg-grndparents.the only information i have is they had a son by the name of asa soloman logan b.10/01/1894 in washington county ga. d.07/23/1944 married nellie mae ennis logan on 12/12/1912 in milledgeville ga.my family has no more information on them.the family that is still here says nothing was ever mentioned about them.any informatiion would be deeply appreciated.anything.it looks like the name ends with my generation.

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/185 Surname: West, Russell, Mccloud, Harrison, Daniel, Stanley ------------------------- Doing research on family of Ira C. West of Baldwin County Georgia. He member of 45th Georgia and had brother Edward West in the 4th Georgia. Second wifes father Benjamin Russell of the 57th Georgia.

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/183 Surname: ------------------------- BALDWIN COUNTY ANCESTOR AT GETTYSBURG? Published author seeks copies of war-time images/photos of Georgians (in uniform)that were documented casualties at Gettysburg, PA, July 1-5,1863, to be featured in the upcoming book, "Georgia At Gettysburg". (Casualty - killed, wounded, captured) Descriptive soldier letters, reminiscences, human interest stories, etc. by Georgians regarding their Gettysburg experience also wanted. I WILL PAY FOR COPIES! PLEASE CONTACT ME FIRST WITH A DESCRIPTION OF WHAT YOU HAVE! Gregory C. White 3101 Mills Ridge Drive Canton, GA 30114 770-345-7640 (evenings) author,"A History of the 31st Georgia Volunteer Infantry", (Butternut And Blue, Baltimore, 1997)

SOME EARLY MARRIAGES OF BALDWIN COUNTY 1807-1820 Recorded in Book "A" Baldwin County, Georgia 1807 Anthony Adams & Rutha Rutlege, George Roper & Elizabeth Owen, Wm. Beeding & Jenny Gan, John Magriff & Anna Green, James Ledbetter & Peggy Baker, Thomas Mullins & Ruthey Cohorn, Edward Vaun & Tracy Downing, Isom Aventon & Nancy Griffin, David Eastus & Nancy Parker, James Zackery & Polly Flourney, Benjamin Brookins & Prissa Sawyer, William Jackson & Nancy Springer, William Hays & Janet Wilson, Joseph Laughren & Polly Brazil, Simpson Sawyer & Mary Lester, James Watley & Anna Jones, Nathaniel Denham & Milly Periman, William Coplen & Agnes Triplett, Price Stephens & Elizabeth Wilson, John Smith & Alice Lester, Robert Howe & Susan Gray, Benjamin Martin & Martha Lester, Floyd Williams & Soosey Weeks, Ichabud Davis & Patsy Brooks, Joseph Milton & Lelah Dukes, Jesse Sanders & Mary Ann Mehone. 1808 Charles Magnan & Eliza M. Halstead, Jesse Marten & Betsy Harrison, Daniel Beckham & Fannie Hawkins, William Holder & Sally McCormick, Ephriam Cox & Lotty Crawford, Bryant Bateman & Charity McCrary, Daniel Green & Fanny Garrett, William Allen & Polly Davis, Thomas P. Carnes & Susannah Crews, Archibald Quinally & Susannah Read, Willliam Russell & Mary Andrews, John Darnell & Mary Lord, Abel Acredge & Polly Clark, Drury Clark & Susannah Hammond, Irwin Calhoun & Martha Lawrence, Thomas Howard, Jr. & Polly Stephens, Robert Rutherford & Eliza Howard, Jesse Moran & Theney Bailey, James boggs & Polly Simmons, Isiah Mosely & Sarah Hunt, William Borland & Sally Thompson, Gillian Miles & Cynthia Irwin, John Dawson & Ann McDonald, George Nelson & Polly Studevant, Micajah Hunnington & Rebecca Cox, Nathaniel Robinson & Serene Rogan, Thomas Head & Rebecca Haddaway, Frederick Freeman & Patsey Mop, James Studevant & Polly McBride, Benjamin Chappell & Betsey Bass, Jesse Simmons & Jenny Green, Nathaniel Wilder & Patsey Green, William Edwards & Sally Cox, Thomas Miles & Rachel McKenzie 1809 Hollinger Brown & Sally Marcus, William Sampson & Sally Digby 1810 Charlton Thompson & Ann Castleberry, James Collins & Elizabeth Benson, Mark Brown & Sallie Waller, John Neves & Catherine Jewel, Robert Hill & Lucy Wilkinson, Thomas T. Parham & Amey Myrick, Isiah Chapman & Frances Buchanon, Terrell Barksdale & Sarah Harvey, Jeptha Hill & Temperance Chapman, Levi Tracy & Rachel Walker, Thomas Harden & Bethland Pruett, Jacob Cobb & Susan Allen, Nyles Green & Nancy Bass, James Norman & Caudis Wood, Charles Smith & Eliza D. Jackson, John Moran & Martha Russel, Thomas Harvey & Frances Coleman, George herring & Charlotte Wilson, Newbell Moore & Mary Matthews, Richardson Owen & Catherine Jenny Goff, Henry Thompson & Drucilla Jackson, Gideon Johnson & Polly Redding, Daniel Childs & Sarah Andrews, George Simpson & Molly Coleman, Josiah Gordon & Catherine Scoggins, John Ethridge & Frances Rainey, Absolam Foster & Elizabeth Studivant, William Brooks & Elizabeth Lavane, James Berryhill & Elizabeth Clemon, John Brown & Sally Taliaferro. 1811 Elisha Hall Calloway & Delila Proctor, Josiah Matthews & Jane Brown, John Etheridge & Susan Langford, John Phillips & Olive Hunt, Philip Jones & Nancy Coleman, George William Francis de la Huff & Mary Pruett, Benjamin Chaines & Sarah Powell, Roger Olmstead & Elizabeth Navy, Silas Gallman & Patsy Fairchild, Ishman Turner & Charity Buffingtoon, Nathaniel Williams & Laviney Smith, Allen & Robinson & Sarah Chapman, James Barrow & Lucy Miles, John Evans & Cintha Kelly, James Allums & Sarah Jackson, George Perdue & Lucinda Durden, Stephen C. Bostwick & Polly Wells, James English & Rebecca Bankston, William Disteron & Edy Lineth, Benjamin Partee & Eleanor Cone, Spotswood Ready & Polly Beckom, John Benard & Elizabeth Smith, John Leonard & Rebecca Nobles, Willie Rogers & Sally Johnston, John Bivins & Sidney Davidson, Allen Strickland & Jolly Dillard, James Horton, Jr. &Sarah Hilliard, Richard Lewis McGrieve & Julia Beanridge, William Dukes & Polly Harris, Samuel Etheridge & Sally Raines, William Rhew & Jancy Tucker. 1812 William Young Hansell & Susan Harris, Caleb Johnston & Nancy Feagin, Stephen Douglass & Polly Rice, Sanford Pullen & Darkis Willis, Edmund Huff & Milly Harrison, John Shiver & Sarah Smiley, John D. Perdue & Hetty White, John A. Jones & Martha W. Jenkins, John Kennedy & Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Jerimiah Lamar & Joannah Troutman, William Moore & Raches Beauchamp, Claiborne Harris & Sally Pickett, John Alexander & Sally Bridges, John Pride & Mrs. Sallie Mills, Willie Abercrombie & Eliza M. Carson, Carvy Curvey & Nelly Moore, Frederick Sanford & Mary s. Stanton, John S. Reeves & Mrs. Hariette E. Beddingfield, Elijah Matthews & Mary Cobb, Mosees Fort & Eudocia W. Moore. 1813 John Slaughter & Ann Brown, Simeon Ragan & Bethena Veasey, James C. Watson & Elizabeth M. Woodward, Josiah Cooper & Elizabeth Jones, John Hardee & Peggy Mitchell, Luke Brown & Delilah Lacy, Bartley McCrary & Rebecca McCrary, John McCrary & Jenny McCrary, Abner Davis & Nancy Williams, William Bivins & Eliza W. Harris, Seaborn Jones, Jr. & Mary Howard, Otway Glenn & Patience Smith, Ambrose Chapman & Elizabeth Andrews, Walter Jones & Martha E. Wallace, William Williams & Hannah Thomas, William Russell & Diana Roberts, John J. Owens & Lucinda Long, James Webb & Rachel Lamar, Washington McGinty & Tabitha Moore, Elijah Horton & Nancy Holcomb, Benjamin Maddox & Nancy Chambliss, Issac McCrary & Hannah Hay, Francis Carter & Polly Holly, John Moore & Nancy Currey, Jesse Dupree & Polly Moore, Luncford Loong & Nancy Jackson, Jesse Moreland & Elizabeth Coleman, William Underwood & Sallie Roberts, John Parrish & Sally Barnes, Robert Preswood & Mary Price, George W. Rogers & Caroline Worsham. 1814 James Williams & Nancy Etheridge, Samuel Buchanon & Nancy Harrington, Amos F. Byington & Nancy Freeney, William Johnston & Milley Hogan, Jason Jackson & Prudence Alluna, Alexander Sledge & Martha Wallace, Ward Taylor & Nancy Matthews, Isham West & Elizabeth H. McKinzie, John D. Campbell & Martha Gates, Thomas Trapp & Rachel Wooten, Richard Methvine & Martha Perdue, Wm. H. Hardwick & Winnifred Ann Richardson, Frederick Sims & Susan Jackson, Isaac McGinty & Sarah Samples, Abraham Anderson & Elizabeth McMullen, John Taliaferro & Lydia Howard, Edmund Horton & Martha Freeny, Timothy Bruen & Mary Louisa Downer, Robert M. Pattersoon & Mary Curry, Benjamin Doles & Rebecca Stevens, William Sims & Tamar Lowe, William Shepard & Jane Oliver, John Shaw & Elizabeth Page, John Reddick & Sally Wilson, John Allum & Pamelia Scoggins, Isiah Chapman & Prudencd P. Slaughter, Owen Middleton & Nancy Raines, Joseph Stovall & Mary P. Bonner, Osburn Wiggins & Sarah Redding, Timothy L. Rogers & Mary Miles, Jesse Williams & Betsy Brooks, Ezekiel Redding & Winnie Scurlock, John Parker & Winney Hunt, William Flewellan & Mary Thweatt, Evans Long & Lovoice Pritchett, Archibald Woodwall & Cabel Matthews, William Bivins & Polly Hall, Thornton Sanford & Elizabeth Brown, William Beasley & Temperance Jackson, John Gallier & Mary Ann Davis, Benjamin B. Smith & Nancy Haskins, William Lord & Margaret Durden. 1815 Lewis Etheridge & Sarah Chambliss, Amos Wright & Mary Jordon, William Davis & Sarah Grantland; Seaborn Jones & Tabitha Stevens, William Waller & Elizabeth Waller, Hugh Brown & Elizabeth Deane, James Thweatt & Frances Moore, Eli Mark & Sarah Johnson, Daniel Jackson Hammond & Louisa Brown, Benjamin Pulley & Sarah Calloway, William Whitehead & Catherine Clemon, Charles Williamson & Sarah P. Jones, John Boon & Alcy Selby, John Pratt & Mary Ann Womack, Elisha Gates & Ann B. Muzzell, William Borland & Sarah King, William H. Crenshaw & Susan M. Wallace, Enoch Underwood & Elizabeth Buckner, Charles Baker & Celia Clark, Willis Wood & Margaret Irwin, James Wallace & Elizabeth Burnier, Josiah Persons & Sarah Babcock, John White & Mary Etheridge, Livi Walker & Elizabeth Simmons, Francis Crews & Nelly Mark, Arthur Morow & Elizabeth Tolly, John Howard & Harriett Smith, Thomas W. Baxter & Mary Ann Wiley, Richard Taliaferro & Mary Chapman, Elisha Parker & Sarah Wilson, William Pryor & Charity Holliday, Drury M. Lesueur & Mahala B. Beckom, J. D. Chapman & Martha Chapman, Thomas Mills & Nancy Coulter. 1816 Maurice Martin & Salatha Dismukes, William Chavis & Rhoda Mifflin, Ameli L. Evans & Jane Waggooner, William Wallace & Elizabeth Sexton, John Hickman & Elizabeth McDade, Thomas Stanford & Elizabeth Reynolds, John Wood & Susan Evans, Phineas Coyne & Nancy D. Franklin, John Steward & Lydia Cone, James Hilliard & Polly Carter, Hezekiah Jordon & Lydia Wright, Green Parish & Parthenia Parish, Stephen Sanders & Mary P. Green, Thomas Ketler & Hetty Beauchamp, Robert H. Hill & Elizabeth Spencer, Arthur Johnson & Sarah Peddie, James Jones & Celia Edge. 1817 John Woodall & Emelia Cooper, Wiley Rogers & Elizabeth H. Smith, William H. Hutchinson & Elizabeth Wotten, Peter Gordy & Sally Russell, John Holly & Rebecca Brooks, Levi Cobb & Charlotte Grant. 1818 Asa Sparks & Nancy Goodwin, thos. Redding & Mariah Searcy, James goodwin & Nany Hill, Duncan Carmikle & Mary Sykes, Daniel Hicks & Nancy Simpson, John S. Wright & Levina Lamar, John white & Hetty Layfield, Simeon Kemp & Judah Horton, James Hay, Phebe Sims. 1819 Lorin R. Lewis & Frances Ann Blithe, John Malcolmb & Ameliai B. Kraatz, Izaac H. Simons & Eliza Steel, Resson Gay & Elizabeth Picket, Berry chapman & Sarah Candler, William Cay & Kitty Kimbro, Wm. Hightower & Eliza Skinner, Wm. Yarbrough & Hannah King, Hiram Lester & Susan Atkinson, James Mason & Elizabeth Philips, James Kinney & Sernana King, Elisha Wood & Martha C. Burgan, John McMunan & Lydia Pool, John Callaway & Peggy Turner, Wm. Taylor & Mary A. Mitchel, Thomas Wright & Louisa Tue, James Willingham & Phariby Hill, John B. King & Eliza L. Sturgis, Mathew Clements & Nancy Ivey, Thomas Youngblood & Elizabeth Lacy, Thomas Gafford & Sarah Harvel, Archibald peevy & Betsey Cox, Patrick Gardner & Yonorica Stephens, Rhodon S. Griggs & Sharloat Smith, L. Q. C. Lamar & Sarah W. Bird, John Nelson & Nancy Prichard, George W. Thompson & Nancy Daverly, Reuben Tamplice, Barsheba Oliver, John Kating & Elizabeth Shinholster, Hardy B. Humphrey & Harriett Britton, Brittain Willis & Nancy Parker, Jesse Moran & Fanny Trice, James Willingham & Pheriby Hill, Wiley Rogers & Elizabeth H. Smith, Stephen Harvey & Ann Barkesdale, David G. Worsham & Sarah Mims, Isaac Stephens & Polly Harris, James O. Bryant & Esau Davis, Nancy Williamson, Willis Cox & Betsey Davis, Barnet Goslin & Martha Sims, William Hudson & Sarah Brooks, Emanuel Wingate & Piety Triplet, Hugh P. Craft & Mary E. Pitts, Henry Gay & Hudly Allen, William Watts & Hannah McCarthy. 1820 Augustina Parsons & Mary Ann Mills, Joseph Simpson & Elly Moran, John B. Lacy & Martha Freeman, Elisha Calloway & Srah Wicker, Wiley Armstrong & Jane Rice, William Sherson & Polly Ready, Hiram allen & Carsia Eilands, Absolum Joiner & Candace Brooks, John Beasley & Martha Allums, Edward B. Oxford & Susannah Briges, William Ferrell & Jane Fair, James Bridges & Susan Clements, John C. Johnson & Bethland Lingo, Rolen Bivins & Nancy Redding, John Pucket, Elizabeth Ferrell, Jesse Busen & Mary Pratt, Peter Stubbs & Ann Hammond, Baldwin Davis & Eliza Chapman, Moses Colins & Martha Puckett, Owen Myrick & Elizabeth Candler, James Powell & Sarah Harris, Arthur Donelly & Lucinda M. Brown, Simeon L. Stevens & Mildred B. Murden, William D. Wray & Sarah Moore, Richard Collin & Elizabeth Durden, John Hendrick & Nancy Abernathy, Will Minor & Nancy Smith, Fauntleroy Lewis & Lucy Garland, Thomas Bradford & Jane R. Lewis, James Montgomery & Nancy Freeman, Charles Williamson & Ann Howard, Wiley McCraven & Polly Colbut, Royal Lockett & Martha Smith, Hopson Morgan & Patsey G. Shoat, Newton Troutman & Louisiana C. Pritchard, Eli Abbott & Claracy Tarpley, John Modest & Sarrah Stokes.

Looking for information on a WILLIAM ELDRIDGE listed on the 1820 Baldwin County, GA Census, Page 022. On the Census Index: William Eldridge page 022 William Elldridge page 028 On the actual Census: William Eldridge page 022 Wm. Ethridge page 028 Marmaduke Ethridge page 028 Caleb Ethridge page 038 Allen Etheridge page 044 I have not made any connections between William ELDRIDGE and the ETHERIDGE families, but have seen later known Eldridge families listed as Etheridge. Any help with finding information on William Eldridge is greatly appreciated. THANK YOU, Donna Eldridge

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/182 Surname: Peeples ------------------------- LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, FOUNDED IN BALDWIN COUNTY---PARTICULARLY THE FOURTH SESSION, 1859 GRADUATING CLASS. MY ANCESTOR, W.L. PEEPLES GRADUATED AS A MEDICAL DOCTOR THAT YEAR. WHAT WAS THE NAME OF LOCAL NEWSPAPER AT THAT TIME? THANKS FOR ANY REPLY!!

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/181 Surname: Sanders ------------------------- Looking for cousins and possible half siblings. Father is Jeffery Mark Sanders (dob 1959) last known living in Milledgeville, Baldwin Co., GA in early 1980's

Margie Daniels has started this new SOUTHEAST-PIONEERS-list..... read below her description of its purpose. >>>>I have started a new mail list. My ancestors came from VA>NC>SC>GA>AL, I felt a list was needed for those that are trying to track their ancestors between those states without having to be on a zillion mail lists. Hopefully this list will get subcribers that will have reference material and will be able to help. I will start out by saying I have the Georgia Black Books both volumns, I also have Clarke County Alabama histor book, A lot of information on Barbour county, Al. (Barbour has loads of this information posted) I have many FTW CD's also the Confederate veteran newsarticles. These newspapers are being transcribed and I am putting them on the www.rootsweb.com/~ganews.htm web site. SOUTHEAST-PIONEERS-L-request@rootsweb.com that contains the word subscribe and nothing else. If they prefer digest mode, they should send the command instead to SOUTHEAST-PIONEERS-D-request@rootsweb.com. To unsubscribe, they should send the command "unsubscribe" to SOUTHEAST-PIONEERS-L-request@rootsweb.com (if in mail mode) or SOUTHEAST-PIONEERS-D-request@rootsweb.com (if in digest mode.) To post to both SOUTHEAST-PIONEERS-L and SOUTHEAST-PIONEERS-D, messages should be sent to SOUTHEAST-PIONEERS-L@rootsweb.com. Messages sent there will appear both places. Virginia

I have been busy updating the Migrations homepage at http://www.geocities.com/gsmiss/georgia.html Several counties now have a coordinator and are online. Stop by and see us and add your ancestors names to the database. As always, I am looking for people to adopt counties. Thanks! Pamela Dyess Mann

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/180 Surname: Durden ------------------------- If anyone can help me find my ggg-grandfather's gravesite I would really appreciate it. He was a 2nd Lieutentant in the 54th Ga. Co."C". He died in October of 1909 and lived in Milledgeville at the time. I live in Alabama so it is hard to search all the cemetaries in Baldwin Co. - Please Help it is very important to me that I find it.

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/179 Surname: Ennis ------------------------- I am a descendant of Charles Ennis and Elinor Morman of Baldwin County and have a book of Ennis Genealogy (given to me by my mother) that goes from present day all the way back to E. Nathanial Ennis Who was born about 1755 and was from North Carolina. Anyway about your inquiry, the book shows that Charles was born around 1800 in Hancock county. There is no record of his mother's name but E. Nathanial Ennis was married twice and Charles was presumably from his first marriage. He served as sheriff of Baldwin Co. for a number of years. Charles married Elinor Morman on Sept. 18, 1818. Elinor was from Wilkinson County, however there is no record of her parents name. You may already have the book, but if you don't I would be glad to look up more info. for you. I am curious which Ennis line you come from? My grandfather was Erasmus Minor Ennis Jr. One of Charles's sons Pleasant M. Ennis would have been my g-g-g grandfather. Feel free to e-mail me if you want to. Hope to hear from you.

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/178 Surname: Ennis, Prosser, Reynolds, Pound, Waller, Tompkins ------------------------- I am searching for descendants of Charles and Elinor Moman Ennis. I am unable to locate parents of Elinor Moman Ennis or birth mother of Charles Ennis. Charles was born about 1800 and was the son of E. Nathaniel Ennis. Thanks

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/177 Surname: Foster ------------------------- Looking for Kinchen Rambo( K R ) Foster of Milledgeville, GA in the 1900 census. Thanks for anyone who can help. SD

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/176 Surname: Lola, Leola ------------------------- Looking for a Leola or Lola Hicks an afro-america woman. She was married to Archie Alexander a white man in millgeville Georgia, Baldwin county. She had one daughter Helen Alexander born in the same county.

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Obituaries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/BaldwinObits/17 Surname: Jackson, Stovall, Armstrong, Hilsman, deGraffenried, Whitehead ------------------------- The Albany Herald, Friday January 22, 1915 "Mrs. Adelaide E. Jackson Albany's Oldest Resident, Died Yesterday Afternoon" "The death of a community's oldest resident --oldest in years or in the length of time spent among its citizenship--is particularly sad and Albany was therefore grieved in a peculiar way yesterday afternoon when it became known that Mrs. Adelaide E. Jackson had passed away. For Mrs. Jackson was not only Albany's oldest resident, but she was probably the oldest white person in the community. Had she lived until the 19th of June she would have celebrated her 88th birthday, and she has made her home in Albany almost since the time when Albany had it's beginning. Mrs. Jackson's death came unexpectedly. She had suffered from the effects of a cold for several days, but it did not occasion alarm till Wednesday, when it became evident that her condition was more serious than was at first realized. Still, the community was unprepared for the announcement of her death. News of which became current shortly beofr 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Jackson who before her marriage was Miss Adelaide Eloise Stovall lived an eventful life. She was born June 19, 1827 at Milledgeville, where on November 1, 1842 she married the late John Jackson, who was prominently identified with the development of Albany before and after the Civil War. When he went to Milledgville to claim his bride there was no railroad ub this section and after their marriage the young couple made the long journey to Albany in Judge Jackson's carriage, and over roads which lacked a great deal of being as we know them nowadays. Judge and Mrs. Jackson, in those days when Albany was young, lived in a home they built opposite the site of the present Presbyterian church on Jackson street, and a fine old cedar tree which still stands in front of the residence of Mr. Janie Mayo was planted as a sapling my Mrs. Jackson's own hands nearly seventy years ago. Subsequently, Judge Jackson, built the splendid colonial home on the southeast corner of Pine and Jefferson streets, where the rest of their life was spent. Judge Jackson died many years ago but Mrs. Jacskon continued to live at the old home place whose beloved premises she had not left for a number of years prior to her death. The beloved woman was full of wonderfully intersting reminiscences of the Albany of long ago. Her mental faculties were unimpaired and she remembered with distinctness events of this city's and secions early history. Though she did not leave her home, she received many visitors, and these found her a rarely entertaining hostess. Mrs. Jacskon made her home with one of her daughters, Mrs. Cena J. Whitehead and three other daughters reside in Albany. Mrs. J. W. Armstrong, Mrs. Rosa J. Hilsman and Mrs. J. R. deGraffenried. There are twenty two grandchildren and thirty great-grandchildren, most of whom live in this community. Her oldest child Joseph Jackson, died several years ago. When it became know yesterday afternoon that Mrs. Jackson had been claimed by death, ther were many expressions of the sadness which the announcement occasioned. To all the older residents of the communty she was personally known and it was inevitable because of her unique position in the life of the city, that many newcomers to whom she was a comparative stranger, should feel a sense of bereavement in her death. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at the residence, interment following in Oakview Cemetery, Rev. Lamar Sims will be the officiating clergyman. The honorary pallbearers will be Joseph Ehrlich, J.. S. Davis, J. M. Tift, R. A. Tarver, N. H. Tarver, S. B. Brown, V. C. Rust and C. J. Whitehead. The following________? of the deceased will be Active pallbearers; O. A. Armstrong, J W. Armstrong,Jr. Richard F. Armstrong, John J. Hilsman, P. L. Hilsman Jr. Stovall Graffenried and John R. Whitehead."

I am developing a website for Georgia Counties and need someone that is familiar with this counties information to take a look and see if anything needs to be corrected or added. Especially the Local Genealogical Societies. Its located at http://www.segenealogy.com/georgia/gacnty01.htm Thanks in advance. Becky Southeastern Genealogy Online www.segenealogy.com

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/175 Surname: Wells ------------------------- I think we may have the same relatives. Please contact me at JPRowe37@prodigy.net. We can compare notes. Pat in Michigan

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Baldwin/173 Surname: Harrell, James, Wells, Mann ------------------------- Looking for info on early Baldwin Co GA families listed. Am desc of William Wells who md Rhoda Harrell c1810 - Will exchange data.

Posted on: Baldwin Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Baldwin/172 Surname: GILMAN WATSON, RUSSELL ------------------------- WILLING TO SHARE INFO WITH ANYONE RESEARCHING THE FOLLOWING, FRANK GILMAN SR. SARA FRANCES RUSSELL CHAMBERS MARY MOLLEY GILMAN FLEMIMGING GILMAN GROVER CLEVELAND GILMAN KATHERINE DIONE GILMAN FOZIE GILMAN AND FRANK GILMAN JR. ALL FROM MILLEDGEVILLE GEORGIA