In a message dated 04/14/2001 9:57:17 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << the country experienced a severe Influenza epidemic in 1850-51. It's possible they succumbed to the effects of that. Bill Brown >> Thank you Bill, I thought that might have been the reason, but hoped that someone could confirm. Happy hunting and have a nice Easter, Sherry

I wonder if any of the Dutton descendants might share, if known, the cause of death of Henry and his youngest daughter Martha.  It is curious that Martha died on June 25, 1851 and her father, Henry, two days later, on June 27, 1851. - - - - - - - - - - Sherry, Not to suggest anything positive but the country experienced a severe Influenza epidemic in 1850-51. It's possible they succumbed to the effects of that. Bill Brown

THANKS,WE HAD TRACKED JOHN WESLEY DOWN THROUGH THE CENSUS,TO FLA BUT DIDN`T CONTACT HIS PRESENT DAY DECENDENTS JOHN [email protected] wrote: > Thought the following information might be of interest to descendants and > researchers of the Dutton family. > > 2001 Historic Preservation Special Category Projects > Approved by Secretary of State Katherine Harris > #46 on list. John Wesley Dutton House - Historic DeLand Inc. - Volusia Co. FL > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

Thought the following information might be of interest to descendants and researchers of the Dutton family. 2001 Historic Preservation Special Category Projects Approved by Secretary of State Katherine Harris #46 on list. John Wesley Dutton House - Historic DeLand Inc. - Volusia Co. FL

John, Thank you for all of your help. Sherry

SHERRY,,I DO NOT KNOW,JOHN [email protected] wrote: > Thank you very much John..... Do you know, by any chance, the cause of death > of Henry and little daughter Martha? > > Sherry > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html

Thank you very much John..... Do you know, by any chance, the cause of death of Henry and little daughter Martha? Sherry

SHERRY,I BELIEVE THAT THE INFO ON JW IS ACCURATE, JOSEPH,AND ANDREW WERE BROTHERS AND MARRIED TWO SISTERS, DAUGHTERS OF ROBERT MACK WILLIAMS JOHN WESLEY WENT TO FLA AFTER 1900 JOHN [email protected] wrote: > I'm not a, direct, Dutton descendant, but because of my connection to Ann > Theresa Cox, 2nd wife of Henry Dutton, and the inclusion, of Henry's > immediate family records, in my program, I wonder if any of the Dutton > descendants might share, if known, the cause of death of Henry and his > youngest daughter Martha. It is curious that Martha died on June 25, 1851 > and her father, Henry, two days later, on June 27, 1851. > > Also, would the following information be for John Wesley Dutton, son of Henry > and Mary Wilson Dutton? > Per Muster Roll of Company 1, 9th Regiment [Toomb's Guard], Georgia Volunteer > Infantry, C.S.A., Bulloch Co. GA. John W. Dutton, Private, June 10, 1861, > Deserted to enemy, Savannah, GA., March 26, 1865. Took oath of allegiance to > U.S. Gov't., [there] March 27, 1865. (W.R.). > > And finally, my question still stands regarding Joseph Dutton and Andrew > Dutton (also son/s of Henry and Mary Wilson Dutton) listed in 1850 census as > individuals and not one person. > > Will appreciate any help......thank you, > S. Jones > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

I'm not a, direct, Dutton descendant, but because of my connection to Ann Theresa Cox, 2nd wife of Henry Dutton, and the inclusion, of Henry's immediate family records, in my program, I wonder if any of the Dutton descendants might share, if known, the cause of death of Henry and his youngest daughter Martha. It is curious that Martha died on June 25, 1851 and her father, Henry, two days later, on June 27, 1851. Also, would the following information be for John Wesley Dutton, son of Henry and Mary Wilson Dutton? Per Muster Roll of Company 1, 9th Regiment [Toomb's Guard], Georgia Volunteer Infantry, C.S.A., Bulloch Co. GA. John W. Dutton, Private, June 10, 1861, Deserted to enemy, Savannah, GA., March 26, 1865. Took oath of allegiance to U.S. Gov't., [there] March 27, 1865. (W.R.). And finally, my question still stands regarding Joseph Dutton and Andrew Dutton (also son/s of Henry and Mary Wilson Dutton) listed in 1850 census as individuals and not one person. Will appreciate any help......thank you, S. Jones

Can anyone tell me where the old burial cards from Hodges-Turner Funeral Home disappeared to? I need to find out where William/Willie (W. T.?) Mixon was buried in 1917 and it is my understanding that this is the funeral home that he would have been buried out of back then. Rumor has it that he is buried in Eastside Cemetery in Statesboro, but I cannot find him. I talked to a lady at the funeral home yesterday and she said that she does not know what happened to the old burial records. Please Help!! Linda

Sorry..........did it again......didn't look up and the message went to all of you. My apologies, please.

In a message dated 04/12/2001 8:04:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << EMAIL ADDRESS,REMINDS ME OF OUR VISIT TO TYBEE ISLAND A FEW WEEKS AGO JOHN MARGARET >> My husband grew up on the island, I in Savannah and we lived on the island a couple of times..........but have been in Florida for many years. We planned to retire on Tybee Island, but not like it is now........so we stayed in Florida. You should have been there 40 years ago before the developers took it over and changed it. Wish that I had a nickle for every mile that I walked on the beach there, preferred the winter months when it was quiet and empty. Used to be a great place, like a small fishing village, where everyone knew each other and they could afford to pay their taxes. :-))

SHERRY,, IT IS SO GOOD TO SEE ,SO MANY DOING RESEARCH ON THE DUTTONS,YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS,REMINDS ME OF OUR VISIT TO TYBEE ISLAND A FEW WEEKS AGO JOHN MARGARET [email protected] wrote: > Thanks John..........appreciate the help, very much. Sure helps to work > together doesn't it? > Sherry > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2

Thanks John..........appreciate the help, very much. Sure helps to work together doesn't it? Sherry

SHERRY,, HENRY MANN DUTTON MARRIED ANN COX THIS WAS HIS SECOND WIFE HE DIED IN BRYAN AND IS BURIED IN NEW HOPE METHODIST BULLOCH CO. WITH HIS FIRST WIFE MARY WILSON 1/21/1818 MARRIED ANN AFTER 2/6/1845 JOHN MARGARET [email protected] wrote: > Does anyone have information regarding the DUTTON, possibly of Bulloch Co., > who was married to Ann Theresa Cox? I would appreciate any help and/or > corrections. > Thank you > Sherry > > 1. Ann Theresa2 Cox (Spencer1) was born November 14, 1800 in Bryan Co., GA, > and died October 02, 1880 in Bryan Co., GA. She married Dutton. > > Notes for Ann Theresa Cox: > Ann Cox Dutton, per 1880 Bryan Co census, lived out her remaining days with > the Emmett Downs family. > > More About Ann Theresa Cox: > Burial: Little Creek Cemetery, Ft Stewart, GA > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

After not having received any responses to my postings for information, I went back to the "saved" emails of the past couple of days from Jackie and Al, and utilizing books that I have, together with information from my files, the following information is what I've come up with. I welcome any additional information or corrections. 1. Ann Theresa2 Cox [daughter of Spencer Cox and Mary Ryall] was born November 14, 1800 in Bryan Co., GA, and died October 02, 1880 in Bryan Co., GA. Per the Bulloch Co Marriage Book 2A, page 127, Miss Ann Cocks (sic) [believe name should be Cox] married Henry Dutton, however no date was recorded. [[email protected] notes a marriage date of 06 February 1845, and also notes birth date for Henry Dutton as; 1789 and date of death as June 27, 1851 in Bulloch Co. Also noted is a birth and death date for Henry's 1st wife, Mary Ann Wilson; b. January 1800 d. February 10, 1843 in Bulloch Co] Per the Bulloch Co Marriage Book 2A, page 12, Henry Dutton married (1st wife) Mary Wilson on January 21, 1818, by Enoch Fagan, J.P. Notes for Ann Theresa Cox: Ann Cox Dutton, per 1880 Bryan Co census, lived out her last years with the Emmett Downs family of Bryan Co GA. Ann Cox Dutton and Sarah Hickman Downs were half- sisters, Sarah and Barrett Downs were the parents of Emmett Thomas Downs. More About Ann Theresa Cox: Burial: Little Creek Cemetery, Ft Stewart, GA Per the 1850 Bulloch Co. census, Dwelling/Family 19, Henry Dutton, age 61, a carpenter, born in Massachusetts, was living with his 2nd wife, Ann [Cox] age 49, born in Georgia, and the children of her husband, Henry, and his 1st wife, Mary Ann Wilson (name provided by) [email protected]/com). Children: Joseph.. age 24, Andrew.. age 21, William.. age 19, Mary.. age 15, John Wesley.. age 13, Overton.. age 10, and Martha.. age 7. Per [email protected] the children were as follows: Samuel Dutton b. abt 1821 in Bulloch Co James Dutton b. abt 1824 in Bulloch Co Andrew Joseph Dutton b. August 01, 1825 in Bulloch Co and d. August 06, ? in Bulloch Co. William Dutton b. abt 1831 Mary E. Dutton b. August 01, 1823 in Bulloch Co and d. August 17, 1864 in Bulloch Co John Wesley Dutton b. abt 1837 Overton Dutton b. March 19, 1840 in Bulloch Co and d. February 05, 1902 in Bulloch Co Martha Dutton b. January 28, 1842 in Bulloch Co and d. June 25, 1851 in Bulloch Co Many thanks to Jackie and Al for their help, for extractions from their email postings. to GABULLOCH. and to the, excellent, records of Bulloch Co. GA. I do have a question though, regarding Andrew Joseph Dutton, who was listed in 1850 census as two individuals; Joseph 24 and Andrew 21. Apparently Samuel and James, being "of age" were no longer living with the family in 1850.

Have another request, please, for any help regarding the children of; William Thorn and Celety Ann McCall (married 04 Sept 1823 in Bulloch Co). Looking for the parents of Elizabeth B. and Sarah W. Thorn, and wonder if William and Celety Ann.........might be their parents. Thank you Sherry

Does anyone have information regarding the DUTTON, possibly of Bulloch Co., who was married to Ann Theresa Cox? I would appreciate any help and/or corrections. Thank you Sherry 1. Ann Theresa2 Cox (Spencer1) was born November 14, 1800 in Bryan Co., GA, and died October 02, 1880 in Bryan Co., GA. She married Dutton. Notes for Ann Theresa Cox: Ann Cox Dutton, per 1880 Bryan Co census, lived out her remaining days with the Emmett Downs family. More About Ann Theresa Cox: Burial: Little Creek Cemetery, Ft Stewart, GA

Do you have any info re: John Wilkinson who was Clerk of the Georgia State House of Representatives from 1782 through 1785? I am not sure if he was from Ware County or Bulloch County. Also, James Wilkinson who was Representative from Bulloch County to the State House of Representatives from 1834-1838?

For once I think I can help! Based on age and given name, Jane should be Permelia's mother, Jane (CARTER) wife of Joshua EVERETT. Joni iIn a message dated 4/8/01 4:34:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:<< Does anyone know who the Jane Evritt is in the below post, age 70 in the 1850 Bulloch County census? ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2001 2:59 PM Subject: Re: [GABULLOC] Re: EVERETT/Sarah McCall > Wow! > I just found a "tree" on ..ancestry.com which places Permelia EVERETT (wife > of Hamilton WILLIAMS) as the niece of the below mentioned Hannah EVERETT who > md Charles McCALL. > Thanks a heap to all of you! My tree getteth bigger and better.. > Joni Hudson > > In a message dated 4/8/01, [email protected] writes: > << Hamilton H. Williams married Miss Permelia Everett on November 30, 1848 in > Bulloch County. Book 2-A, page 155. (From Mrs. Register's book.) > > 1850 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 264, DN 397, FN 407: > Williams, Hampton 25 male farmer GA > Permeloa 25 female > Mary 1/12 female > Evritt, Jane 70 female GA > > They did not appear in 1860, 1870 or 1880 Bulloch County Censuses. > >>