In a message dated 8/24/2000 6:42:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time, MarySExley writes: << Al: My Thomas Strickland, son of Gadi was born abt 1815 in Ga. (Or so I thought). Are we talking about the same Thomas? Mary >> We are talking about the same person. I sent his information to you earlier this week and you agreed he was one of Gadi's son. The 1860 Bryan County census transcribed by E. L. Williams in 1984 for the Huxford Genealogical Society, reports that Thomas and family lived in House #60. In that household lived: Thomas Strickland age 48 Farmer $5000 R.E. $242 P. E. Born NC Winney 43 GA Sarah 23 William 21 James 19 Louisa 15 Martha 13 Nancy 11 Josephine 6 Henry G. 5 Susan 4 Georgian 3 Robert, John M. 41 Laborer Thompson, McDonald 21 In the 1850 Bryan County census Thomas was listed as William Strickland, age 38. His wife was listed as Miram, age 27. Children listed were: John N. Strickland Age 12 Sarah J. Strickland Age 10 James G. Strickland Age 8 William H. Strickland Age 6 Josephene M. Strickland 4 Georgia L. Strickland Age 2 Frances C. Strickland Age 8 months Since he was listed as William in 1850 and Thomas in 1860, I feel safe in assuming he was William Thomas Strickland. Both were born about 1812. Are Winney and Miram different wives or the same person???? They have different ages in 1850 and 1860. Still no clue about this family after the 1860 census. Some have suggested he may have died in the Civil War -- perhaps he did and his wife remarried before 1870 and has a different last name????? Alfred (Al) Chassereau AChasserea@aol.com

In a message dated 08/24/2000 4:24:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time, GlBueschel@aol.com writes: << You've probably already checked this but do you know if he served and died in the war? Gloria >> Haven't been able to find him in CSA. Mary Exley

Unless I missed something, this is the only refrence to any military record for a Strickland: In the Strickland Cemetery in, I believe, Upper part of Bryan (which is one of many being listed as being in the Fort Stewart Military Reservation) there is Sarah J. Strickland 1849-1856. Then there is a John N. Strickland 1837 - 1862 listed as Bryan Independent Rifleman, Co A, 25th Regiment, Georgia Volunteers, Confederate States Army. GlBueschel@aol.com wrote: > You've probably already checked this but do you know if he served and died in > the war? > > Gloria > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.

You've probably already checked this but do you know if he served and died in the war? Gloria

I see mention of Gadi Strickland b 1778. William b 1812. (Are you sure your Thomas was not maybe William Thomas Strickland? I ask, because I noticed he named a child William.) These two are listed as living in area of the Canoochee section, and areas around Black Creek and Mill Creek in upper part of Bryan Co. And there is a deed of March 24 1853 from Elijah Strickland to Cyrus Bird and A.G. Smith 80 acres of land bounded by lands of Morgan, Bird and Smith and unknown land and grants to said Elijah Strickland. There is a Strickland Cem. also. There are many Strickland names, but these are the only ones close to what you asked. Susie AChasserea@aol.com wrote: > Can anyone identify or connect to the Thomas Strickland family born in NC, > married in Tattnall Co., GA and was last known living/farming in Bryan Co. GA > in 1860? He disappears between 1860-1870. He is believed to be the son of > Gadi and Elizabeth Strickland from Tattnall Co. GA. Any help in locating > information about this family will be sincerely appreciated. > > Alfred (Al) Chassereau > AChasserea@aol.com > > Descendants of Thomas Strickland > 1 Thomas Strickland b: Abt. 1812 in North Carolina. Thomas was a farmer > in Bryan Co. in 1860 but not in 1870. > +Wineasy (Winney) Holman b: Abt. 1817 in Tattnall County, Georgia > m: October 11, 1835 in Tattnall County, Georgia > 2 Sarah Strickland b: Abt. 1837 > 2 William Strickland b: Abt. 1839 > 2 James Strickland b: Abt. 1841 > 2 Louisa Strickland b: Abt. 1845 > 2 Martha Strickland b: Abt. 1847 > 2 Nancy Strickland b: Abt. 1849 > 2 Josephine Strickland b: Abt. 1854 > 2 Henry G. Strickland b: Abt. 1855 > 2 Susan Strickland b: Abt. 1856 > 2 Georgian Strickland b: Abt. 1857 > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/

Can anyone identify or connect to the Thomas Strickland family born in NC, married in Tattnall Co., GA and was last known living/farming in Bryan Co. GA in 1860? He disappears between 1860-1870. He is believed to be the son of Gadi and Elizabeth Strickland from Tattnall Co. GA. Any help in locating information about this family will be sincerely appreciated. Alfred (Al) Chassereau AChasserea@aol.com Descendants of Thomas Strickland 1 Thomas Strickland b: Abt. 1812 in North Carolina. Thomas was a farmer in Bryan Co. in 1860 but not in 1870. +Wineasy (Winney) Holman b: Abt. 1817 in Tattnall County, Georgia m: October 11, 1835 in Tattnall County, Georgia 2 Sarah Strickland b: Abt. 1837 2 William Strickland b: Abt. 1839 2 James Strickland b: Abt. 1841 2 Louisa Strickland b: Abt. 1845 2 Martha Strickland b: Abt. 1847 2 Nancy Strickland b: Abt. 1849 2 Josephine Strickland b: Abt. 1854 2 Henry G. Strickland b: Abt. 1855 2 Susan Strickland b: Abt. 1856 2 Georgian Strickland b: Abt. 1857

Thanks for your message and the Sutton info. I can add a little to what you have. James J. and William M. married, lived and died in Emanuel Co. If you are interested in their children, I have a good bit of info on James and his family of 11 children. I have much more on the desc. of William who was my husband's g grandfather. I also have big gaping holes in the line. William died before the 1900 census (date unknown) from measles and probably pneumonia. A graddaughter related " He had measles and got wet and died in a few hours." In the 1900 census his children were all living with uncles, either James Sutton or Martin connections. Harriet had died by 1900 of TB. The cemetery of James's family as well as William and Harriet is Sim Warren Cemetery near Stillmore in Emanuel Co. She also said he had 4 brothers and 1 sister namely Ed, John, Jim and Winefield and sister Linda. Neither your list or mine has a John listed althought there is a John R. in Emanuel Co. at time of 1900 Census with wife Georgia and daugther Gladys b. Oct 1899. So at least some of the other children of James and Hulda should show up somewhere, just finding the right county is the problem. I do have one other problem with the James E. Sutton information. There is a marriage in Emanuel Co. for "Sutton James E. and Martin, Merendy Huldy on 1 Feb 1850" Wonder who he is? Enough to think about for a while? Pauline Eubanks

Hi, I'm new to this list. I'm interested in the family of James E. Sutton (1821-1881 and wife Hulda (1833 - 1896). They are buried in Ash Branch Cemetery in Bryan Co. Ch: Melinda b. abt 1851; m. Edward Backon James J. b. 1 Apr 1852; m. Lydia Warren Harriet b. abt 1854; m Ebenezer Braddy William M. b. abt 1855; m. Harriet Martin Lydia b. abt 1858; m. Edwin Griner Welcome or Winfield b. abt 1856 Edward b. 1859 I would like to hear from anyone researching this family. Thanks, Pauline Eubanks

In a message dated 8/8/2000 9:45:30 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jimpaule@bellsouth.net writes: << I'm interested in the family of James E. Sutton (1821-1881 and wife Hulda (1833 - 1896). They are buried in Ash Branch Cemetery in Bryan Co. >> Hi Pauline, I am glad to find someone else interested in the James E. Sutton family. James married into my Sims family -- my gg-aunt Mahulda (Hulda) A. Sims. She was the sister of my gg-grandfather, Elbert C. Sims. Below is two generations of information I have about this family. I have not been able to learn where James originated nor who were his parents. I have some additional generations of information on some of the children that I can share. Some of the children seemed to disappear without any record -- perhaps they died early or moved away from the area. I look forward to hearing from you and others with information about this family -- including any additions or corrections to the data show below. Sincerely, Alfred (Al) Chassereau AChasserea@aol.com Descendants of James E. Sutton 1 James E. Sutton b: February 21, 1821, in Bryan County, Georgia? d: March 1881 in Bryan County, Georgia +Mahulda (Hulda) A. Sims b: April 19, 1833, in Bryan County, Georgia d: January 1896 in Bryan County, Georgia m: Bef. March 1851 in Bryan County, Georgia Father: Jacob Sims Mother: Martha Brown Sims 2 Malinda Sutton b: March 24, 1851 in Bryan County, Georgia d: November 12, 1897 in Bryan County, Georgia +Edwin Halcomb Bacon, Sr. b: Abt. 1849 in Bryan County, Georgia d: Abt. 1911 in Bryan County, Georgia m: December 17, 1877 in Bryan County, Georgia Father: Nathaniel Bacon Mother: Rebecca ??? 2 James J. Sutton b: April 01, 1852 in Bryan County, Georgia +Lydia Warren 2 Harriett Sutton b: Abt. 1853 in Bryan County, Georgia +Ebenezer Braddy b: in Bryan County, Georgia m: December 23, 1874 in Bryan County, Georgia 2 William M. Sutton b: Abt. 1855 in Bryan County, Georgia +Harriett Martin 2 Welcome Sutton b: Abt. 1856 in Bryan County, Georgia 2 Lydia Sutton b: Abt. 1858 in Bryan County, Georgia +Edwin R. Griner b: in Bryan County, Georgia m: October 02, 1881 in Bryan County, Georgia 2 Edward F. Sutton b: Abt. 1859 in Bryan County, Georgia 2 Cornelia Sutton b: Abt. 1864 in Bryan County, Georgia 2 Isaac W. Sutton b: Abt. 1865 in Bryan County, Georgia 2 Malcomb P. Sutton b: Abt. 1866 in Bryan County, Georgia 2 Mary M. Sutton b: Abt. 1867 in Bryan County, Georgia 2 Susan S. Sutton b: November 01, 1868 in Bryan County, Georgia d: January 13, 1938 in Bryan County, Georgia +Claudius Wesley (Bud) Shuman b: March 12, 1860 in Bryan County, Georgia d: August 19, 1904 in Bryan County, Georgia m: May 29, 1884 in Bryan County, Georgia Father: John (Thomas) Martin Shuman Mother: Elizabeth (Lizzie) E. Harvey 2 Charles C. Sutton b: Abt. 1872 in Bryan County, Georgia 2 Melvin? Sutton b: Abt. 1878 in Bryan County, Georgia

Wanted: ANY TYPE documentation / proof of relationship of Israel BIRD (father) and William BIRD (son). Considering the public offices held by Israel BIRD and William BIRD (some noted below) in the communities of Bryan, Bulloch, Screven and Effingham Counties, GA, it seems likely there would be some information on record to prove their relationship as father and son. This IS my brick wall and welcome ANY suggestions. Thank you for your time, Maureen in CA ISRAEL BIRD born 1738 JP, Effingham Co., 1784-1789. JP, Screven Co., 1795-1796 HR, Effingham Co., 1785, 1786, 1789-1790 JIC Bulloch Co, 1796 WILLIAM BIRD born 1776 JP, Effingham Co., 1806-, 1799-1812 (p. 387) HR, Effingham Co., 1812

Hi I am new to your list. I am searching for info on William P. Cannady, born in Emanuel County, Ga., in 1856, died 1925 who married Marriah Olliff, born 1852 died 1907. They married around 1873 and had 8 children. They lived in Emanuel Co and in Candler Co. They are buried at the Olliff Family Cemetery in Olliff Town. When Marriah died William married Rosie Lee Bailey and had four more children. His father was Daniel B. Cannady born 1831 died 1887 who married Rebecca Durden born 1837 died 1910. They had eight children. We believe the brothers of Daniel B. are William E. Cannady and James H. Cannady. They each married Durden sisters. I have the names of the children of Daniel & Rebecca and the names of the children of William & Marriah. Can anyone add to my info, especially in locating the parents of Daniel B. Cannady? If so please e-mail me at CannadyGirl@aol.com or post to this list. Thank you in advance, Claudia

My apology was as public as I could make it for two reasons: (1) to set the record straight that you deserve all the credit for the Bell research (2) to embarrass me publicly as punishment to let you know the sincerity of my apology (and to let you know that while I blundered, I did not intentionally inflict pain) Sharlotte TYBEETIDE@aol.com wrote: > My apologies to all of you on the lists, for what "was" a private matter, > exposed on the wrong forum. > > "Usually the greatest boasters are the smallest workers. The deep rivers pay > a larger tribute to the sea than shallow brooks, and yet empty themselves > with less noise." > W. Secker (1650 English Clergy) > > TYBEETIDE (Sherry Jones) > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------7F54272CF5EB75962E001BEF Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------7F54272CF5EB75962E001BEF Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from lists6.rootsweb.com ([63.92.80.125] EHLO lists6.rootsweb.com ident: IDENT-NOT-QUERIED [port 6160]) by mail.one.net with ESMTP id <300009-16597>; Sun, 25 Jun 2000 21:39:27 -0400 Received: (from slist@localhost) by lists6.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id e5Q1Iux25674; Sun, 25 Jun 2000 18:18:56 -0700 X-Original-Sender: TClipper1@aol.com Sun Jun 25 18:18:55 2000 From: TClipper1@aol.com Message-ID: <e6.73b53c9.26880979@aol.com> Subject: Re: [STRICKLAND] Questions to Me About Mathew Strickland Old-To: STRICKLAND-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 114 Resent-Message-ID: <Q3BYTC.A.xQG._9qV5@lists6.rootsweb.com> To: STRICKLAND-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: STRICKLAND-L@rootsweb.com Reply-To: STRICKLAND-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <STRICKLAND-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/2943 X-Loop: STRICKLAND-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: STRICKLAND-L-request@rootsweb.com Resent-Date: Sun, 25 Jun 2000 21:39:22 -0400 X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Please! un-subsribe me from this list!There is always someone who thinks that they got all their research with no help from anyone!I thought this list was supposed to be a sharing of information!Sometimes without help, it is all but impossible to connect notes and sources together that could even help those that think they are always giving and not getting anythig in return! If people feel that way I wish they would un-subscribe so some of us could get on with gathering and sharing what we have with others!Thats what familys do!Thanks ,Terry Covington ==== STRICKLAND Mailing List ==== Strickland Mailing List - Send all queries to Strickland-L@Rootsweb.com To unsubscribe send email to Strickland-l-request@rootsweb.com Leave subject blank, Put the word unsubscribe in the body of email. ============================== The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ --------------7F54272CF5EB75962E001BEF--

FYI--As you request, I will now cease all correspondence with you, Sherry, and I will with the Bulloch and Bryan lists, too. Once again, my heartfelt apologies. Sharlotte TYBEETIDE@aol.com wrote: > Still printing and reading. Very clever, not to print data verbatim, but > it's there, nevertheless. Tell me, was it because I said that I would not > submit my data to FTM and that IF I did submit that it would be to LDS and > you had to get there first. I intend to find out if you submitted ALL of my > text and family quotes, MY WORDS, to LDS. > You have no idea how much incorrect information that you have provided to > serious researchers who will pay hard earned dollars to buy all of your CDS. > > This is the last that you will hear from me, unless, ALL OF MY THOUGHTS AND > WORDS have been included in your CDS, without my permission. Certainly does > raise serious questions about the ethics of a published writer. > > By the way, my Aunt Netherae will be shocked to learn that SHE died 25 years > ago > instead of her husband!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

FYI TYBEETIDE@aol.com wrote: > The attachment is what I'm deleting from my file. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Name: Sharlotte.rtf > Sharlotte.rtf Type: Winword File (application/rtf) > Encoding: base64

FYI TYBEETIDE@aol.com wrote: > Just found the Murrows and Badgers, and you've included that ridiculous > Shivers Swamp garbage in there as well. How foolish that makes you appear, > because that tale has been told for generations about every possible surname. > If you only knew "the truth" and all of the additional information that has > been discovered and documented, all the way back to the early 1700's. I > gave you credit for being a professional because you're the one with the > college education. Someone said once, "A college education doesn't mean that > a person has common sense." > > I don't expect a response, but would be very curious to know if you were > encouraged to do what you've done and by whom.

FYI TYBEETIDE@aol.com wrote: > Sharlotte, > My sincere sympathy to Tom on the loss of his mother and to Bridgette for the > loss of her grandmother. > > I've delayed looking up my mother's siblings on LDS until tonight and your > fact notes are from my text. Cause of death, cemeteries. Grandma being > thrown from a buggy, all mine and before I even had a chance to give > information to family. I'm so hurt and feel so foolish for having been so > stupid to think that the one person, a member of my family, would do this. > Apparently, it was for your ego, I don't know and I don't really care why you > did it, only that you did it. What you did has a name...................... > > Several copies of my Bell file (far more extensive than you have) are being > given to the family, at a gathering this week. Much of my original text is > still included, and if any of the family have been to LDS doing research, > they will assume that I stole that information from you. Maybe that's what > you wanted to happen. The one thing that I now regret, is the glowing > tribute to you and your accomplishments, which as of tonight will be deleted > from my file. > > I'm so glad that I did not send you my file on Joseph S. Murrow (though his > birth is now in LDS and wasn't earlier) or it would, no doubt, also be on > LDS, without permission from the source. > > Goodbye Sharlotte......

Hi, Sherry and everyone, You will note, Sherry, that I am sending a copy of my replies (this is part one of four or more) to the Bulloch County, Georgia and Bryan County, Georgia genealogy lists so that the maximum number of those affected will be notified. You emailed me on June 7th that I had submitted your Bell family data to LDS without your permission. My first reaction was an honest one. I said I did not do that, and I thought I was correct in saying that. As you know, my mother-in-law died (an awful fight with brain cancer) the day after you emailed me, and I said I would get back to you after I had finished my obligations and mourning surrounding her death. I have now caught up with my email and will answer as promised. I thought you were mistaken since I "knew" I had not submitted your data. I was wrong. I have two genealogy files on my computer. One with information no one has a problem with being public and a second one that also contains (1) your working data and (2) my husband's uncle's (his mother's brother's) family data which is complete but which he never wants to be made public, even to other close family (he feels everyone should have to go through the research independently without help, that hard work will do them good). In the second file, I also put theories, speculations, anything to research further. Well, I goofed big time. I submitted the wrong file. (I am still trying to understand how I could have made such a blunder.) I must, therefore, apologize to you and to my husband's uncle. ( I confess that with my husband's uncle I may wait a few more weeks to tell him since he is devastated by my mother-in-law's--his sister's--death.) I will check again, but even my second file should credit you with all the research. I want to preserve, not take credit for, your research. For some of the data (the Shivers Swamp story, for example), you should also see my late grandmother, Nevada McClelland Bell, credited, as well as the Georgia Archives. Hopefully, in contacting the Bulloch and Bryan lists, everyone will be clear the research is yours. (Let me know who else you want me to contact.) Hopefully, you will believe my sincere apology and that I made a real--if horribly painful--mistake in submitting your working data to LDS. I hope you will check to see that even though it should not be there at all, that you are credited with the work. Someday I hope you will submit your finished data since it will be more complete and obviously the ultimate research on the Bells. Thanks, Sharlotte Kathleen Bridgette Neely Donnelly donnelly@one.net TYBEETIDE@aol.com wrote: > Sharlotte, > Our hearts and prayers have been with you and Tom since the moment that we > were notified about Tom's mother. We have been where you are right now and > the pain of loss is more intense than physical pain. > I'm not an insensitive person, on the contrary......................... > You don't really know me, nor I you, however in reading your NKU website, we > share many of the same beliefs, concerns and with intensity, whether serious > or humorous. That intensity is what triggered my reaction to seeing my > mother's words in, LDS profile of facts, and that same intensity was > reflected in your response and reference to my "more important" concerns, in > your email to all of us, who are aware of your family's grief. So you see, > we really aren't so different. > The data is public record, but, my "heartstopping fear" was that "my words" > would be exposed to the world, private words, only meant for family. I > needed reassurance that wasn't happening. Having said that, I won't > apologize for who I am and what I feel, or for reacting. > You, Tom and Bridgette are part of our family and I love and care about you. > May you draw on that love in the painful days to come. > > Sherry

In response to questions, and this will be my final, online, response to all of the emails that I am receiving. This matter was not about names, dates and data that we all share with each other. This was about a private mini biography that I composed, including quotes from family members that was presented to an elderly aunt on her 86th Birthday, last October. It was copied to the name that you have, unfortunately, seen so frequently on your screens today, with the note that it was for family only. Please, let this be the end of it. Thank you

My apologies to all of you on the lists, for what "was" a private matter, exposed on the wrong forum. "Usually the greatest boasters are the smallest workers. The deep rivers pay a larger tribute to the sea than shallow brooks, and yet empty themselves with less noise." W. Secker (1650 English Clergy) TYBEETIDE (Sherry Jones)