Today, there are almost 60 of us on this list. Let's all post our Bullock county surnames and a query to [email protected] - maybe we can help each other find some ancestors and cousins! Carol C-H <[email protected]> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/

Scarborough, Dampier, Monk, Daughtry, Twitty.

MIXON, SAMMONS, SAULS, MOCKS, HARRELL Linda Starren, FL [email protected]

Looking for information to link Beverly Daniel Evans of Washington Co. to Beverly Daniel Evans of Paulding Co. 1850 or any other info on him or them. I understand his father was also named Beverly Daniel. I have a BD married to Mary Screws of Butts Co or Newton (show in both counties). I have a BD of Washington Co.married to Isabella who died in SC visiting Evans inlaws - Marion CO. Any info on these would be appreciate. Willing to share what I have on these and their descendants. Annette

If you are originally from Bulloch County, do any of your remember: When Vandy's was ONLY located on W. Vine Street, and you could count on Vandy Boyd to "pinch" a taste of barbecue from your plate, as he sat it on the counter? When you could get Lehman Gerrald to cut your hair....underneath the Bulloch County Bank? When the Kentucky Fried Chicken was only a take-out window in the back of the Paragon restaurant? When you could count on there being AT LEAST one new Cadillac, one new Oldsmobile, and one new GMC truck on display at Woodcock Motor Company? (But hardly ever MORE than one of each.) When Barnes Funeral Home was located between Pearle Screws' Texaco Station, and Bill Tucker's Sinclair Station? (Didn't Buddy Barnes have the perfect "look" for an undertaker?) When it was 12 LONG miles from the Statesboro city limits, to the Brooklet city limits? When you always looked forward to going to Minkovitz, and having Sol Minkovitz fit you perfectly in that new suit? When you really wanted to ride on that old, hand-drawn, freight elevator at W.C. Akins & Son Hardware? When there was nothing but corn and cotton growing where Statesboro Mall is now? When everybody PROPERLY said "it's up yonder on the 4-Lane", instead of "I believe they're located on Northside Drive West"? When all the youth (of driving age) went down to the A & W, to "Squall a tire"? When Lannie Simmons sold Studebaker cars and trucks? When the "FAMILY" Drive-In Theatre, really was for the entire family? When you could count on Leodel and G.C. Coleman to print all the news that you really needed to know? When a trip to McConnels and/or McClellans was a great way to spend the day, spending your allowance? When EVERYBODY "came to town" on Saturday? When you count on Roger Holland or Ed Smart to make sure you had the perfect pair of glasses? When you referred to your doctor as Doctor Johnny, or Doctor Albert, or Doctor Bird, and everybody knew who you were talking about? When Franklin's restaurant was open 24 hours a day, and had the "World's Worst Apple Pie"? When you could always count on see James Aldred, with that #2 lead pencil stuck behind his ear, at Aldred's Food Mart? When J.B. Johnson brought your dry cleaning from Register Dry Cleaners, in that green Chevrolet panel truck? When people gave you their telephone numbers by saying "P.O., or Poplar 4-5446? When the Banks family put that fresh, City Dairy milk on your doorstep everyday? When the Coke float from Ellis Drug Company was better than it had to be? When you loved to hear people say that they lived in the Sinkhole District? When you heard the latest news, sports and weather Ray Shader, and the tops in pops from Ray Classens, over "WWNS radio, 1240 on your dial, in Statesboro, Georgia"? When the "Buggy & Wagon" was where you went to purchase a "nicer" gift? When Doctor Henderson was the "head man" at Georgia Southern (and "always" had been)? When Fair Road used to be the Pembroke Highway? When you could give people directions by telling them to "go out past Pine End", or "go right past Red Bug Haven", or "just as you get past Upper Lotts Creek Primitive Baptist Church, turn right, and they'd get to where they needed to go? When seeing (Clinton) Tucker ride that big Harley Duo-Glide, just made you feel a little scary? When Jim Brock used to ACTUALLY bottle Coca Cola, at the Statesboro Coca Cola Bottling Company? When Gay & Marsh sold American gasoline, and Leland Riggs (at 4-Points Service Station) sold Atlantic gasoline? When "Mizz" Jessie Averitt always had a sucker for you at the First Federal? When important gatherings were held in the Lamplighter Room at the Howard Johnson's? AND ......DO YOU REMEMBER: When you could always count on seeing and hearing a little smoking, drinking & cussing down at Bird's Pond? Can you add others? Larry <>< ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Would like information re: Abigail Riggs who married Allen Bethel Geiger 1826 in Wayne Co. GA. According to her children's response on census records, she was born in Bulloch Co. 1800-1808. I think she had 10 children and died in abt 1840, probably in Liberty Co. GA. Last child was born between 1835-1839. Allen brought the family to Northeast FL. and was shown on the 1840 census in Nassau County. Abigail was not with them. He remarried soon after. Looking for her parents or siblings who may have remained in Bulloch Co. Thanks, Harriett Ogilvie

Would like information re: Abigail Riggs who married Allen Bethel Geiger 1826 in Wayne Co. GA. According to her children's response on census records, she was born in Bulloch Co. 1800-1808. I think she had 10 children and died in abt 1840, probably in Liberty Co. GA. Last child was born between 1835-1839. Allen brought the family to Northeast FL. and was shown on the 1840 census in Nassau County. Abigail was not with them. He remarried soon after. Looking for her parents or siblings who probably remained in Bulloch Co. Thanks, Harriett Ogilvie

Does anyone have any information on Lavinia GAY born about 1800 in Bulloch County? I am trying to find out her parent's names. She married Allen LANIER I on 26 Nov 1815 at Rosemary Church, Emanuel Co., GA. Their daughter, Rebecca LANIER was my 2nd great grandmother. If anyone has any information on this family, I would really appreciate your sharing. Thanks in advance, Debbie

Have you checked with your local Family History Center and see what they have on marriages about that timed? IF your FHC doesn't have one but they do have alist of marriages, you may put in for a loan and they will get it from another library. I found some mariages between 1857-1879 and that was in book "C". Check out your resources. N Miles

Hi Al, You wrote: 2 Delanie Burnsed b: November 03, 1843 in Bulloch County, Georgia d: April 29, 1928 in Bulloch County, Georgia +Calvin McCullough Lanier, CSA b: March 31, 1838 in Bulloch County, Georgia d: October 28, 1906 in Bulloch County, Georgia m: Abt. 1861 in Bulloch County, Georgia Father: John Lanier Mother: Nancy FitzPatrick I have John Lanier, b. 1778, d. 1855, married Nancy FitzPatrick b. 1795. I haven't taken the time to fill in their children's information in genealogy program yet, they are not my direct line. My direct line is John's brother, Allen Lanier who married Lavinia Gay of Bulloch County. You may be able to find additional information on your Burnsed line by checking out the Lanier Home page at: http://www.mindspring.com/~wdlanier/lemuel.html Also additional information can be found at Carol Middleton's Lanier Pages: http://home.att.net/~c.middleton/Lanierline1.html#anchor1335588 She also has some interested information about Bulloch County posted on her website. It seems our Lanier ancestors were very famous musicians in the Court of King Henry II of France, Queen Elizabeth I and King James of England. I hope you find some information that helps you with your research. On a more personal note....I was able to download the file you sent on your Murray line, but I wasn't able to read some of it. I don't think I have the knack of handling Gedcom files, yet. I have been working at getting as much information as I can, gathered for my direct Murray line. I think I have about as much as I will be able to get for a while. I'll print the information out and send it by snail mail to you as soon as I have a little time off from work Your Cuz, Deb

Can anyone identify the parents of Henry Milledge Burnsed, Sr.? Also, can you identify missing spouses of any of his children below? Additions and corrections will be appreciated. I have more generations for some of these lines I can share. I am trying to connect the Milledge Burnside line to the older Burnside/Burnsed families in Bulloch County. Alfred Chassereau 1 Henry Milledge Burnsed, Sr. b: Abt. 1812 in Bulloch County, Georgia d: Aft. 1870 in Bulloch County, Georgia +Martha Wright b: Abt. 1820 in Bulloch County, Georgia d: Aft. 1870 in Bulloch County, Georgia m: August 28, 1838 in Bulloch County, Georgia Father: William Wright, Sr. Mother: ??? 2 William Burnsed, CSA b: September 24, 1839 in Bulloch County, Georgia d: July 23, 1861 in the CSA during the Civil War at a hospital in Winchester, Virginia. 2 John Burnsed, CSA b: October 10, 1841 in Bulloch County, Georgia d: 1861 in the CSA during the Civil War. 2 Delanie Burnsed b: November 03, 1843 in Bulloch County, Georgia d: April 29, 1928 in Bulloch County, Georgia +Calvin McCullough Lanier, CSA b: March 31, 1838 in Bulloch County, Georgia d: October 28, 1906 in Bulloch County, Georgia m: Abt. 1861 in Bulloch County, Georgia Father: John Lanier Mother: Nancy FitzPatrick 2 Henry Milledge Burnsed, Jr., CSA b: December 17, 1845 in Bulloch County, Georgia d: June 19, 1909 in Bulloch County, Georgia +Mary Ann Bacon b: November 21, 1842 in Bulloch County, Georgia d: November 17, 1928 in Bulloch County, Georgia m: December 26, 1866 in Bulloch County, Georgia 2 Eliza Burnsed b: July 06, 1849 in Bulloch County, Georgia 2 Elizabeth Burnsed b: Abt. 1850 in Bulloch County, Georgia 2 General Washington Burnsed b: May 14, 1853 in Bulloch County, Georgia 2 Sarah (Sallie) Burnsed b: February 05, 1854 in Bulloch County, Georgia d: July 16, 1908 in Bulloch County, Georgia +Mitchell Jones b: February 1853 in Bulloch County, Georgia d: in Bulloch County, Georgia m: Abt. 1874 in Bulloch County, Georgia Father: Hiram Jones Mother: Margaret Lanier

Have received information on my Wells and Groover and Carter history that dates to the mid-1800's in Liberty County and am posting for those on the list. I got it from a post on Genforum about information on the Groover relationship to the Carters and heard from another Groover in Virginia. Essentially, the information below is provided to others in Liberty County and Bulloch County, Ga, that might be looking for information on the Carters, Wells, Groovers, or others listed below: Essentially, my family history on my grandmother Carter's side dates to the book "The Progeny of Peter [Gruber] Groover" by Fred Lee Groover. Mary Ann GROOVER (my great-grandmother, was b. in 1852 in Liberty Co., GA. She m. Columbus WELLS on 29 Nov 1877. They had 6 children including: 1. Lula WELLS m. Frank CARTER (my direct line) 2. Beulah WELLS m. --- CARTER 3. Janie WELLS m. Leonard McINTIRE 4. Leila WELLS m. Grant Gideon POPPELL 5. ---- WELLS 6. Lonnie WELLS m. Charles KEATON Mary Ann GROOVER was the daughter of Charles A. GROOVER, b. 1829, Bulloch Co., GA, d. 20 Dec 1873, Liberty Co., GA. He was married on 13 Aug 1851 to Rebecca ROBERTSON, b. 1832, d. 27 Jan 1887. I'm trying to gain information on my "grandfather", named Frank Carter, or Robert Franklin Carter as I've been told was his name (he died before my birth). If anyone has information related to him, please send to me via the list. Bob Carter Greensboro, NC

Kindly check the listings of cemeteries with the Bulloch County Library. I saw a cemetery named "GAY" and it is in Volume III of Bulloch Count, Georgia Cemeteries. This may be the one that you are looking for. Some are named by the street location, name of church and family but I did not see a Mt. Carmel Cemetery listed. http://lcom.com/library/genord.html Nay Miles

Hello have had no mail from this list, is there anyone here? If so does anyone know of a Mt. Carmel Cemetery? The cemetery was on gay church road. There is/was a small fence around it. There may be only about five headstones remaining. There was also a church at this sight long ago. When the church moved it became Paynes Chapel. Does anyone know where Paynes Chapel is? Would love to find any info on this church and cemetery. Thanks Evelyn

Stephen: Sorry if it seems like I am disorganized but here is a list of all of cemeteries in Bulloch county and surrounding counties. IF you know which cemetery they were burried in you will find them. If there was no marker on the grave, too old and/or writing is illegible there would be no notation. I found that the churches that owned the cemeteries were not good record keepers so you can't check against any list except what is in these books. Happy hunting. (__)Eastside Cemetery Records, Volume I, (Statesboro, Georgia Cemetery) Listing of "old section" of cemetery; nearly 1800 graves. Many identified and their parents shown in a separate genealogy section. 114 pages; indexed; Xeroxed, soft cover.18.00 (__)Bulloch County, Georgia Cemeteries, Volume I. A few of these were previously located in Bulloch County, now Candler County. Cemeteries include: Excelsior; Franklin; Macedonia; Lane's Creek; Mallard; Nevil's (Peter); New Hope; Old Lane's Cemetery; Old Salem; Parrish; Rigdon's ; Brooklet City Cemetery. 120 pages; indexed; Xeroxed, soft cover. 19.00 (__)Bulloch County, Georgia Cemeteries, Volume II. Cemeteries include: Akins (Solomon); Anderson-Buie; Anderson (John T.); Beasley (David); Beasley (Enoch); Beasley (Thomas); Daughtry; Deal (Calvin); Donaldson; Lawrence Church; Lee (Thos. Franklin); Leefield; Martin (Elias E.); Mikell (Thomas H.); Nevils United Methodist Church; Poplar Springs Primitive Baptist Church; Red Hill Primitive Baptist Church; Wilson (Joseph); Young-Blitch. 105 pages; indexed, Xeroxed, soft cover. 17.00 (__)Bulloch County, Georgia Cemeteries, Volume III. Cemeteries include: Akins (John); Alderman (Samuels); Atwood; Bowen; Brannen-Alderman; Brown (Fereby); Clifton; Clito Baptist Church; Cone; Davis-Martin; Deal (Allison); Eldora; Finch; Friendship Baptist Church; Gay; Groover; Harville; Hendrix; Hendrix (John); Hodges-Rowe; Huggins; Johnson; Langston Methodist Church; Lanier; Larrimore: Laseter; Lee; Lenier: Lester; Mikell (G.E.); Mincey; Moore (Jesse); Moore (William); NeSmith; Oak Grove Church; Pleasant Hill Methodist Church; Rimes; Roach; Shuman (John); Simmons; Smith; Strickland; Toole; Union Methodist Church; Upper Mill Creek Baptist Church; Warren; Waters (Benjamin); Waters (Thomas); Wilson-Rawls; Woodrum; Woods. 160 pages; indexed; Xeroxed, soft cover. 23.00 Return to Top of Page (__)Bulloch County, Georgia Cemeteries, Volume IV. A few of these were previously located in Bulloch County, now Jenkins, Candler, Evans, or Effingham County. Cemeteries include: Aycock; Banks'; Bird (Andrew J.) Bowen; Bowen-Dekle; Brannen (William A.); Clifton; Corinth-Leefield; DeLoach; Elmer Baptist Church; Ephesus Primitive Baptist Church; Oak Grove Baptist Church; Old Eureka (Zoar); Old Providence; Parish; Rushing; Scarboro Memorial; Temple Hill Baptist Church; Union Baptist Church; Williams. 105 pages; indexed; Xeroxed, soft cover. 17.00 (__)Bulloch County, Georgia Cemeteries, Volume V. Cemeteries include: Akins (Lucinda); Akins-White; Anciaux; Antioch Baptist Church; Brown (Two); Cone; Hubert Methodist Church; Johnson Grove Baptist Church; Little Bethlehem Church; Miller Grove Baptist Church; Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church; Old Bethel Primitive Baptist Church; Old Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church; Parrish; Payne's Chapel Methodist Church. Jenkins County: Proctor; Rehovia Baptist Church; St. Mary's Missionary Baptist Church; Second St. John Baptist Church; Wilson-Robinson-Branan. 104 pages; indexed; Xeroxed, soft cover. 17.00 (__)Bulloch County, Georgia Cemeteries, Volume VI. Cemeteries include: Ebenezer (Jerusalem) Church Cemetery, Effingham County, GA; Elkins Cemetery, Effingham County, GA; Friendship Baptist Church (Black); Goshen Methodist Church, Effingham County, GA; Grooms; Hagins (W.A.); Immanuel Baptist Church; Jerusalem A.M.E. Church; Knight; Lee (Black); Mt. Olliff Baptist Church (Black); New Bethel Baptist Church (Black); New Hope Baptist Church (Black); Noah's Ark Baptist Church (Black); Scarboro Grove Baptist Church (Black); Sharpe. 115 pages; indexed; Xeroxed, soft cover. 18.00 (__)Bulloch County, Georgia Cemeteries, Volume VII. Cemeteries include: Brown, Bryan County, GA; Map, Bulloch Memorial Gardens; Bulloch Memorial Gardens; Elam, Effingham County, GA; Ivy D. Gay, Jenkins County, GA; McCollum (Black); Munlin (Black); Piney Grove Baptist Church (Black); Rosemary Baptist Church, Candler County, GA; St. Paul's Baptist Church (Black); Saunders, Jenkins County, GA; Waters Old Field, Bryan County, GA; Willow Peg (Black), Effingham County, GA; Womack; Woods, Effingham County, GA. 100 pages; indexed; Xeroxed, soft cover. 17.00 You check check out the Library's other holdings at http://lcom.com/Library.genord.html Nay Miles

I purchased the 1870 and 1880 Census of bulloch county and did not see Monk or his wife listed. Nay Miles

You might check with the LDS Family History Centers for land records or other types of legal deals that he might have transpired. Did he own land? DO you know when he died? What was his occupation? IF he was a farmer, regardless of his living in Georgia or the Carolinas, he would be listed in the Agriculture Census. Hope that this helps. Nay Miles

Statesboro Regional Library has a collection of books on the cemeteries in Bulloch County and surrounding counties. Go to the BUlloch COunty site and check out the library holdings. There is a list of the books that they are selling and you can find a list of all the cemeteries and which book you will have to buy. If you are near Bulloch county they have a collection in their genealogy section. I was able to find 2 books that listed the cemeteries I needed. Nay Miles

Do we know that Malon Monk died in Georgia? A family researcher found info via LDS page that while he was born in NC, then lived in SC, later he returned to NC. I have not verified this as yet. If he returned to NC, New Hanover might be a place to look. What do you think? On Sat, 9 Oct 1999 13:02:49 EDT [email protected] wrote: > From: [email protected]> Date: Sat, 9 Oct 1999 13:02:49 EDT > Subject: Bullock County Cemeteries... > To: [email protected] > > Looking for anyone who has a list of Cemeteriesin Bullock County? I'm trying > to find out where Theophilus Scarborough and Malon Monk are buried. Anyone > that can help, PLEASE do. > > Thanks, > Steve Stephan > > > ============================== > Support free genealogy on the Internet! Join RootsWeb.com today! > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html

Looking for anyone who has a list of Cemeteriesin Bullock County? I'm trying to find out where Theophilus Scarborough and Malon Monk are buried. Anyone that can help, PLEASE do. Thanks, Steve Stephan