I am trying to find data on the Thomas William Daley family. He was shown in 1880 census as being born in SC. His tome stone at Upper Mill Creek Church Cemetery reads - born Nov 1850 - died 29 Aug 1907. Married 1873. His wife was known as "Nannie" surname not known. She was also born in SC. born 31 Dec 1852 - died 12 Dec 1909. Their children were: William R "Willie", Apr 1875, Tish, born May 1876 (married Charles Woodcock). Lilly May, born Oct 1877, died 1972, married Mr ? Jackson (2 daughters May and Lois). Jessey, born ca 1879, Almon, born Jun 1884, Carrie born 04 Oct 1889, died 13 Apr 1908, (My Great Grandmother), married Bennie E Woodcock, 1903, 1 children: Bessie P, born 1905, died 2000. Cecil Ernest Woodcock, born 04 Feb 1908 - died 24 Jul 1986. Dock (not sure if this is name or nickname) born Sep 1891. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Edward Breland

Sheila, Thomas J. Hart married a Vina Barnes on May 28, 1868 Bulloch County, Ga. It appears he was about 18 when he married Vina Barnes. It appears she was his first wife. Bonnie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sheila Hart" <hart627@comcast.net> To: <GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2004 11:15 PM Subject: [GABULLOC] Thomas J Hart, Remer Hart Famlies > Can anyone tell me how I can find out (if possible) about the wives of > Thomas J Hart ?? Thomas is buried at Poplar Springs Baptist Church > cemetery, in same plot are Nancy E ?? stone says "wife of TJ" (Thomas J?) - > did they have children? Who were her parents? Also in same plot, a Weatha > Ann Woods - on stone it says "wife of Thomas J Hart" - why would her stone > say Woods if she was married? In the Bulloch Co census for 1880 it lists > Thomas J Hart and wife "Lavina" but she is not buried there. She is buried > in Friendship Baptist Church cemetery. Anyone have any idea who her parents > were? Is there a way I can find out when and where each of these were > married? > Thank you, Sheila > Also, I was just wondering, I don't get hardly any mail from this group. I > am also on the Emanuel County group and get lots of mail. Am I not signed up > to receive daily mail or what? > > > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > >

John, yes that is the location I am talking about. There is a web site that has the entire cemetery listed (as of October 1980.) Where are the state archives located? Since there are several members of my husband's family buried there I would be interested in seeing if there are any mention of any of them in the minutes. Have a great week end, Sheila ----- Original Message ----- From: <JUAN45689@aol.com> To: <GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 8:59 AM Subject: Re: [GABULLOC] Thomas J Hart, Remer Hart Famlies > are you talking about popular springs up in the back woods > above portal ?? i`ve been there a few times,,other than the cemetery > records?? have read the minutes of the church > they are on micro film at the state archives,,my deceased wifes > grands are buried there ,henry davis,and his wife > > God Bless, > John > > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

John Green, Esq., member of Executive Council for this state (GA) for Effingham County, and HARRIS, Miss JANE, daughter of Benjamin Harris of Augusta, married 9/25/1789. AC, (Augusta Chronicle newspaper), 10/3/1789. Does anyone know about the family of Benjamin HARRIS, whose daughter, JANE, married Col. John Green, a brother of McKeen and Benjamin Greene?

Dot, I was just going back through some old emails, and I came upon yours. I was looking through old Young messages, and saw where one of Isaac Young's daughters married a "Cooksey". And yes, it was old man Isaac Young, with wife and 7 children, who came over with the 2nd batch of settlers, and arrived somewhere around August 1, 1736, to Savannah. Old man Isaac was dead by May, 1757, as shown in the Land Claims, Department of Archives in Atlanta, p. 112-3, Claim of Isaac Young, dated May 1757, for land on Pipemakers Creek originally granted to him; also a tract joining aforesaid, "late his father's deceased, Isaac Young, Sr." entailed on said Isaac. According to a letter that he wrote to the Trustees, not dated on my copy, they had all had severe sickness, and one of his daughters died, probably c. 1738 or so. Several perhaps 'quit' GA and went on to South Carolina c. 1740's. According to an old family tree, Isaac had married Mary Mounce or Mouse, a daughter of Thomas Mounce, in Ireland or England, and their children were: Nathaniel, who possibly went to S. C.; Isaac, Jr., married Martha Bradley and made it through the Revolution with granted lands intact, on the Patriot side; Sarah, married William Cooksey, but she a widow by 1757 when her brother, Isaac Young made a claim #50 for her for a lot in Savannah, granted Cooksey by the Trustees; John; Thomas, married the widow of Thomas Box, a hatter, her name being Mrs. Mary Box, who had two sons when she married him, and Thomas and Mary were the parents of William Young of Savannah [who married Sophia Chisselle) an attorney of prominence and later the Speaker of the House of Commons, died 1775, and one who shows up in the early Colonial Records as being an ardent Patriot, Dr. James Box Young, a prominent physician, and Mary Charlotte Young, who married General James Jackson; Elizabeth, who I think died earlier. That's as far as I've gotten. Do you have enough of your family in sendable form so I could look at other surnames that they might have married? We've been at this over 10 years now, and still too many unanswered questions about the GA clan. Carole Farr Drexel drexel410@charter.net ----- Original Message ----- From: DBaker3381@aol.com To: drexel410@charter.net Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003 12:16 AM Subject: Re: Maps of Arthur Gross Carole, I only got the one map. I am a descendant of a William Young line that settled in the Old Orangeburgh District of South Carolina cir 1735. But, I think in my notes, there was a Young who landed in Savannah about the same time -- was this Isaac or his ancestor? But the names I keep seeing posted on the Screven list sure look a lot like my own ancestors -- although most are such common names. My great-grandmother was a Young (married a Baker) out of South Carolina. She moved to Bulloch Co from Orangeburg Co around 1908. I am also a Brinson/Beasley descendant. Dot

are you talking about popular springs up in the back woods above portal ?? i`ve been there a few times,,other than the cemetery records?? have read the minutes of the church they are on micro film at the state archives,,my deceased wifes grands are buried there ,henry davis,and his wife God Bless, John

Can anyone tell me how I can find out (if possible) about the wives of Thomas J Hart ?? Thomas is buried at Poplar Springs Baptist Church cemetery, in same plot are Nancy E ?? stone says "wife of TJ" (Thomas J?) - did they have children? Who were her parents? Also in same plot, a Weatha Ann Woods - on stone it says "wife of Thomas J Hart" - why would her stone say Woods if she was married? In the Bulloch Co census for 1880 it lists Thomas J Hart and wife "Lavina" but she is not buried there. She is buried in Friendship Baptist Church cemetery. Anyone have any idea who her parents were? Is there a way I can find out when and where each of these were married? Thank you, Sheila Also, I was just wondering, I don't get hardly any mail from this group. I am also on the Emanuel County group and get lots of mail. Am I not signed up to receive daily mail or what?

Hi all, I am trying to sort out all the Andrew Kicklighters. I believe Andrew, Jr. , the Baptist Minister who died in Florida in 1886 is my line. Can anyone help me with this family who moved to Bulloch around 1814 from SC? Thanks, Elaine

> I would like to know more about > Caroline Elizabeth Dugger/Duggar who married abt. 1814 Daniel Sidney Clanton > both buried in Ash Branch Cem. Bulloch Co > also her sister: > Mary Dugger/Duggar b. abt. 1799 Bulloch who married Thomas Futch 1816 in > Bulloch Co > > who were their parents etc. This is what I have on Caroline and her families: Descendants of Caroline Dugger Generation No. 1 1. CAROLINE1 DUGGER was born Abt. 1793, and died Aft. 1830 in Bryan County, GA. She married DANIEL SIDNEY CLANTON 1814 in Bulloch County, GA, son of CHARLES CLANTON. He was born 1790 in Frankling Co., GA, and died 1836 in Bryan County, GA. Notes for CAROLINE DUGGER: There is no record showing that Caroline Dugger and Ann Dugger are sisters. I detached them from the same (unknown)parents for this reason. I will research this more and try to find out where they are related. At this time, it is thought that they are possibly cousins, instead of sisters. The parents of John Daniel CLANTON are Daniel Sidney Clanton and Caroline Dugger. The parents of Sarah Jane (Mary Ann) HAYMAN CLANTON (first wife of John D. CLANTON) are Jeremiah Hayman and ANN DUGGER. DANIEL SIDNEY CLANTON JOHN DANIEL CLANTON ((B1815) CAROLINE DUGGER JEREMIAH HAYMAN SARAH JANE (MARYANN) HAYMAN (B 1819) ANN DUGGER SO, Ann Dugger and Caroline Dugger could be sisters, or they could have been cousins. Either way, John and Sarah Jane were related. (dpw) Notes for DANIEL SIDNEY CLANTON: Source: PIONEERS OF BRYAN COUNTY, GEORGIA (http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/john_f_wise/jfw003.htm) Daniel Sidney Clanton, born 1790, died 1836 and his wife, Caroline Duggar (b1793/died aft 1830) and family were pioneers of Bryan County, GA: Children of CAROLINE DUGGER and DANIEL CLANTON are: 2. i. JOHN DANIEL2 CLANTON, b. 1815, Bryan or Bulloch County, GA; d. Unknown; Stepchild. 3. ii. MARY ANN CLANTON, b. Jun 15, 1824, Bullch, GA; d. Aug 6, 1864, Smith- Bird Cemetary, Ellabelle, Bryan Co. GA; Stepchild. iii. CHARLES W. CLANTON, b. Apr 27, 1817, Bullch, GA; d. Apr 27, 1817; m. LAVINIA GEIGER, Mar 12, 1846. Notes for CHARLES W. CLANTON: Subject Re: [GABRYAN] Duggars, Clanton - Daniel S. Date: Sat, 05 May 2001 23:12:35 +0200 From: Jane and Bob Reid <jandb.reid@brutele.be> I think thats wrong. Charles Clanton was Caroline's son too. He was born in 1817, according to his tombstone. The dates below dont work. There's a huge gap between the two children for Caroline Dugger and all sorts of others in btween. Frankly, I dont think he ever married Mary Harvey. Bryan County genealogies are very unreliable. Bob Jane and Bob Reid wrote: > > Daniel S. Clanton was my great-great-grandfather (through son Charles William Clanton b 1817, married Lavinia Geiger). His wife, Charles' mother, was Caroline Duggar. Was Eleanor Strickland a second wife or do we have some confusion along the way? > > Bob > > We orginally had Charles Clanton as Mary Harvey's son. Changed that today (5/5/2001) after talking to Bob Reid. I have to agree with Bob that I don't think that Daniel S. Clanton was ever married to Mary Harvey. If so, when? And I don't think all of the children that he supposedly had with Mary Harvey could possibly be his? Part of these COULD be his and Caroline's. DPW Generation No. 2 2. JOHN DANIEL2 CLANTON (CAROLINE1 DUGGER) was born 1815 in Bryan or Bulloch County, GA, and died Unknown. He married (1) MARY ANN HAYMAN Bef. 1842, daughter of JEREMIAH HAYMAN and ANN DUGGER. She was born Jan 25, 1820 in Bulloch Co., GA, and died Unknown. He married (2) ELLEN OPHELIA STRICKLAND 1841. She was born and died Unknown. He married (3) MARY CRIBBS Bef. 1847. She was born Unknown, and died Abt. 1847. Notes for JOHN DANIEL CLANTON: 6/13/98 Source: PIONEERS OF BRYAN COUNTY, GEORGIA (http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/john_f_wise/jfw003.htm) Daniel Sidney Clanton, born 1790, died 1736 and his wife, Caroline Duggar (b1793/died aft 1830) and family were pioneers of Bryan County, GA: John Daniel Clanton, born 1815 in either Bulloch or Bryan Co., GA, was married twice. His first wife, Sarah Jane HAYMAN (I have MARY ANN, as listed in the family Bible), was born 1819 in Bulloch Co. This is the couple that are the parents to Caroline Clanton. John's second marriage was to Ellen Ophelia STRICKLAND. (source: Joe Davis) ( When did he marry his third wife?? Who is the mother of his other two children, James and Sarah??) Notes for MARY ANN HAYMAN: Listed in WILLIAM DUKES Bible:Mary Ann Hayman was born onJune 25, 1880 (in the possession of David B. Dukes, 1381 Odum Highway, Jesup GA 81545 sheet #4)) Joe Davis has Mary Ann Hayman's name as Sarah Jane Hayman. His parents are listed as Jeremiah Hayman and ANN DUGGER. (April 22, 1999) Children of JOHN CLANTON and MARY CRIBBS are: i. JAMES ERVIN3 CLANTON, b. 1842. ii. CAROLINE ELIZABETH CLANTON, b. Feb 11, 1843, Bryan County, GA; d. Unknown; m. HENRY JASPER CRIBBS, Dec 27, 1866, Bryan County, GA; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. Notes for CAROLINE ELIZABETH CLANTON: John D. Clanton was married more than once. His first wife was Sarah Jane Hayman (MaryAnn), daughter of Jeremiah Hayman and Ann Dugger. They are the parents of Caroline Clanton. I don't know if MaryAnn is also the mother of John's other two children at this time. source: Joe Davis, Richland, WA iii. SARAH CLANTON, b. Abt. 1844. 3. MARY ANN2 CLANTON (CAROLINE1 DUGGER) was born Jun 15, 1824 in Bullch, GA, and died Aug 6, 1864 in Smith- Bird Cemetary, Ellabelle, Bryan Co. GA. She married WILLIAM H. HAYMANS Bef. 1840 in Probably GA, son of JEREMIAH HAYMAN and ANN DUGGER. He was born Mar 12, 1816 in GA, and died Aug 21, 1909 in Smith- Bird Cemetary, Ellabelle, Bryan Co. GA. Notes for WILLIAM H. HAYMANS: William H. Haymans was born 3/16/1816 and died 8/21/1909. He is buried beside his first wife and other members of his family in the Smith-Bird Cemetery in Bryan Co., He married 1) Mary Clanton, daughter of Daniel, born 6/15/1824; died Aug 6, 1864. The name of his 2nd wife is unknown, but she had one child. His 3rd wife Mrs. Marjorie Cannon, widow of William A. Cannon. In 1840 William Haymans was living near his mother in Bryan Co. He was still in Bryan Co. in 1870, but by 1880 he was in Bullock Co., Ga. >From Census Records and family sources the following children can be named: Sarah Elizabeth (b 1840); Elixa A (b1841); John J (b1847); Cyrus (b1847); Julia (b 1849); George T. (b 5/16/1852; d 12/11/1929 - married Rebecca A.); Jane (b 1853); Amanda (b 1855); Ellen C (b 1856); Alice J. (b 1858); Charles H. (b 1860); & "Little Willie" (b after 1864; d before 1870). Source: The Duke Family c 1979 by Evelyn D. Brandenberger, page 435) William had at least two step-children: Matthew (b 1857) and Margery (b 1863) (don't know who the mother and actual father is to these two children. dwalls) The Duke Family, page 435 Listed in WILLIAM DUKES Bible: William Hayman was born on March 12, 1816 (in the possession of David B. Dukes, 1381 Odum Highway, Jesup GA 81545) Children of MARY CLANTON and WILLIAM HAYMANS are: i. SARAH ELIZABETH3 HAYMANS, b. 1840. ii. ELIXA A. HAYMANS, b. 1841. iii. JOHN J. HAYMANS, b. 1847. iv. CYRUS HAYMANS, b. 1847. v. JULIAN HAYMANS, b. 1849. vi. GEORGE T. HAYMANS, b. May 16, 1852; d. Dec 11, 1929; m. REBECCA A., Unknown; b. Unknown; d. Unknown. vii. JANE HAYMANS, b. 1853. viii. AMANDA HAYMANS, b. 1855. ix. ELLEN C. HAYMANS, b. 1856. x. ALICE J. HAYMANS, b. 1858. xi. CHARLES H. HAYMANS, b. 1860. xii. WILLIAM HAYMANS, JR., b. Aft. 1864; d. Bef. 1870. xiii. MATTHEW ? HAYMANS, b. 1857. xiv. MARGERY ? HAYMANS, b. 1863.

Hi guys. I just transcribed the Bible record of the first McKeen Greene. I can see how people later mistakenly thought there was a McKeen Greene, Sr. and Jr. both of whom were thought to be Rev. Soldiers. However, from this Bible, it shows that McKeen Green was born to Susanna and Thomas Greene in 1761, and that future generations of the Greene family did have a McKeen, but he wouldn't have been the McKeen, Sr. or Jr. as described in earlier generational charts. I haven't transcribed the pencilled pages as referred to below yet. I hope to soon. This is my family line. See note on the end. Carole Farr Drexel A CERTIFIED TRUE COPY OF ENTRIES MADE IN THE FAMILY RECORD SECTION OF THE MCKEEN GREENE FAMILY BIBLE * Pages 677-680 Page 677. MARRIAGES Joseph Fair and Maria Greene was married Dec. 4, 1839 John Fletcher Wesley Greene and Caroline Howard Capps was married Feb. 13, 1856 James Russell Greene and Mary Anne Fair(,) 1832 Rinaldo McKeene Greene and Martha Ann Bullard(,) May 24, 1860 James McKeen(sic) Greene and Julia Howard(,) June 10, 1885 Page 678. BIRTHS McKeen Greene(,) son of Thos and Susannah Green(sic)(,) born October 11, 1761 Nelly McCall(,) Daughter of Charles McCall(,) born October 20, 1771 Susannah H.(,) Daughter of McKeen and Nelly Greene(,) born July 15, 1788 Robert W. Greene(,) Son of McK.(sic) Greene(,) born 27th January 1791 Celete W. Greene(,) Daughter of N.(sic) & McKeen Greene(sic)(,) born January 27, 1792 Jane H. Greene(,) Daughter of N.(sic) and McKeen Greene(,) born Oct. 3, 1793 Benjamin H. Greene(,) born Nov. 21, 1795 Sarah H. Greene(,) born Feb. 1, 1798 Frances Dubose(,) Daughter of Isaac and Sarah Dubose(,) born Dec. 20, 1773 Amanda Ann Dubose(,) born 30th August 1805 Mary Goldwin Greene(,) born May 1, 1807 Isaac McKeen James Russell Greene(,) born Oct. 4, 1809 John F.(letcher) W.(esley) Greene(,) born Oct 18, 1811 Martha Maria Greene(,) born Feb. 18, 1814 [next line intentionally left blank on typed original document] James McKeen Greene was born Dec. 31, 1856 Sarah Eliza Mariah Greene was born Mar. 25, 1859 Floura Francis Greene was born Mar. 28, 1863 Amanda Olivia Greene was born Jan. 9, 1865 Caroline Eliza Greene was born June 4, 1868 [next line intentionally left blank on typed original document] Rinaldo McKeen Greene(,) Aug. 12, 1837 Martha Anne Greene(,) Aug. 7, 1837 [next line intentionally left blank on typed original document] James Benjamin Greene(,) Feb. 18, 1861 Daniel Arthur Greene(,) Aug. 8, 1863 Rinaldo McKeen Greene(,) July 11, 1866 Frank Greene(,) July 8, 1868 Mary Anne Greene(,) May 10, 1871 Raleigh Williams Greene(,) Dec. 20, 1872 Charles Gordon Greene(,) Dec. 23, 1874 Susie Love Greene(,) May 5, 1876 Mattie Crawford Greene(,) Dec. 21, 1879 Walter Lee Greene(,) July 9, 1881 [next line intentionally left blank on typed original document] Mary Ann Greene(,) Oct. 4, 1805 Caroline Howard Greene(,) Aug. 11, 1833 [next line intentionally left blank on typed original document] Richard McKeen Fair was born Nov the 7, 1840 Joseph Greene Fair was born Apr the 11, 1843 Robert James H. Fair was born Mar 19, 1848 Mary Louisa Fair was born 11 Jan 1850 William Fair (sic) Page 1. {Handwritten note found on face of this transcribed typed copy sent to Carole Farr Drexel, by Georgia Archives reads: "Notarized copy of this record filed with DAR application papers of Margaret Almyra Harris Aubrey (Mrs. Roy) of Wewoka, Okla., for membership in Cedar River Chapter, N. S. D. A. R. -in office of Registrar General N. S. D. A. R. Administration Building 1776 D Street, N. W. Washington 6, D. C."} [beginning of page 2] A CERTIFIED TRUE COPY OF ENTRIES MADE IN THE FAMILY RECORD SECTION OF THE MCKEEN GREENE FAMILY BIBLE (continued) Page 679. BIRTHS (continued) James McKeene Greene Dec 31, 1856 Julia Howard Greene Jan 3, 1856 Julia Howard Greene Jan 11, 1888 Bessie Louise Greene Dec 5, 1889 James McKeene Greene Oct 6, 1891 Susie Greene Apr 2, 1893 John Howard Greene Sept 19, 1895 Page 680. DEATHS Susannah H. Greene died Aug 15, 1790 Robt W. Greene died Feb 1791 Amanda A. D. (sic) 4 Sept 1805 Mary G. Greene deceased Aug 25, 1807 [next line left intentionally blank on typed original document] McKeen Greene expired on the 8th day of April 1838 [next line left intentionally blank on typed original document] George F. Capps died in peace at Cincinnati, Ohio taking lectures for a physician March 17, 1868 Flora Capps died in peace Jan 4th, 1878 ******FINIS***** STATE OF ALABAMA () () Montgomery County () I, Frank H. Hawthorne, a Notary Public, State at Large, State of Alabama, do hereby certify that I have examined the McKeen Greene Bible which is in possession of my Uncle, Dr. John Howard Greene of Chickasaw, Mobile County, Alabama, and that I copied the above information verbatim from said Bible on September 26, 1953 in the presence of my said Uncle. I further certify that the early entries were made in said Bible on April 22, 1836, which was two years prior to the death of McKeen Greene, and that some were made after this time. However, the above date was listed prior to the birth entries. I further certify that the last entries in said Bible were made by my Grandfather, James McKeene Greene, prior to this death on April 12, 1922. My Grandfather was the only son of John Fletcher Wesley Greene, and was a Grandson of McKeen Greene. I also certify that the information given below constitutes all of the entries made in said Bible itself, even though there is a document written in pencil consisting of eight (8) pages which is believed to have been written about the McKeen Greene family by James Russell Greene to my Grandfather, James McKeene Greene, Many many years ago. (signed) Frank H. Hawthorne Sworn to and subscribed before me this The 29th day of September, 1953. (signed) Tula K. Martin (seal) Notary Public Page 2. Transcribed by Carole Farr Drexel, a descendant of the first McKeen Greene, born October 11, 1761, and his first wife, Elinor "Nelly" McCall, born October 20, 1771, through their daughter, Jane H(arris) Greene, born October 3, 1793, all dates according to Bible record as shown above. Jane Harris Greene married, in Bulloch County, Georgia, Michael Henderson, October 10, 1809, as per the marriage record found in Bulloch County, Georgia, Marriage Records.

I found a site that is pretty good for looking up cemetery info, it's www.interment.com. You can go to any state, cemetery that is listed. Sheila

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It is public record, but the abstract which is published is incorrect...it says that the Thompsons are heirs of James Martin, which they are not...as you can clearly see from the reading the Document... >From: GlBueschel@aol.com >Reply-To: GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com >To: GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [GABULLOC] Archibald Thompson McIntyr- Goldwire >Date: Sat, 7 Feb 2004 12:33:46 EST > >In a message dated 2/5/2004 9:39:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, >giegerg@hotmail.com writes: > > > The Deed you mention is posted at > > <http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw& > > p=localities.northam.usa.states.georgia.counties.bryan&m=309> > > > >Gerald thanks so much for bringing this to my attention. I had heard of >the >deed a few years back from Linda Davis. I hope it's ok that i printed a >copy. > Thanks Again. >Gloria > > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > _________________________________________________________________ Find great local high-speed Internet access value at the MSN High-Speed Marketplace. http://click.atdmt.com/AVE/go/onm00200360ave/direct/01/

In a message dated 2/5/2004 9:39:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, giegerg@hotmail.com writes: > The Deed you mention is posted at > <http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw& > p=localities.northam.usa.states.georgia.counties.bryan&m=309> > Gerald thanks so much for bringing this to my attention. I had heard of the deed a few years back from Linda Davis. I hope it's ok that i printed a copy. Thanks Again. Gloria

I was interested to see a Soloman Thompson listed as a sibling of Archibald Thompson. The earliest ancestor that we have been able to trace is Solomon Thompson. He had a son named James Russell Thompson. We have been unable to find any information on parents or siblings for Solomon. Our Solomon wound up in Wilkinson County and died there o/a 1820. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Diane Thompson Dixon

Sheila, I do not know specifically any thing about these church's cemeteries. Usually though, churches have a sexton that keeps records regarding persons buried in their respective churches. Thanks for the additional information! George ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sheila Hart" <hart627@comcast.net> To: <GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 11:29 PM Subject: Re: [GABULLOC] Thomas J Hart Wives - Re:George > George, thank you for the info, I'll add it to my collection! Even tho the > DOB's don't quite match up it still must be the same people. They are all > buried in the same plot in the Poplar Springs Baptist Church cemetery and on > Nancy E's stone it says "wife of TJ Hart" and on Weltha/Weatha Ann Wood's > stone it says "wife of Thomas J Hart" maybe different Thomas J/TJ Hart's? > It looks like Amos Hart was Thomas's father (1860 Bulloch Co census.) Also > in the 1880 Bulloch Co census, in Thomas and Lavina/Viney family the > Emmaline married James Jackson Woods and they are also buried in the Poplar > Springs cemetery. > > In the Friendship Baptist Church cemetery is: > > Lavinia Hart - 8/05/1850 - 6/27/1881 > Francis Hart - 3/15/1881 - 5/17/1881 > Willie Hart - 3/15/1881 - 7/30/1881 > > In the Oak Grove Baptist Church cemetery is: > > Willie T. Hart - 7/15/1905 - 8/17/1925 > > In Pleasant Hill Meth Church cemetery is: > > Annie T. Hart, wife of W.R. Hart (another Willis Remer?) 6/14/1881 - > 8/19/1919 > (daug of John L and Mary M Clark) > > Do you think the church's may have any info on those buried there? > > Sheila > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "geflake" <geflake@ameritech.net> > To: <GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 10:45 PM > Subject: Re: [GABULLOC] Thomas J Hart Wives > > > > Sheila, > > > > The information following may be helpful to you. It does not correlate > with > > the wife "Nancy E." or the birth date for Weltha Ann. Let me know if the > > information is informative. > > > > George H. Flake > > geflake@ameritech.net > > > > "Bulloch County, Georgia Genealogical Source Material" by Alveretta Kenan > > Register, Page 417, Common School Fund: > > Woods, John > > Mary, b. July 2, 1826 > > Levicia, June 20, 1829 > > Robert, b. May 2, 1831 > > George, b. June 8, 1834 > > --------------------------------------- > > 1850 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 266, DN 420, FN 430: > > Woods, John 73 male farmer GA > > Frances 53 female > > Mary 20 female > > Vicy 18 female > > Robert 17 male > > George 15 male > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 1860 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 807, DN 197, FN 202: > > Woods, Robert 29 male farmer GA > > Mary 40 female > > William 6 male > > Henry 3 male > > Davis, Nancy 75 female (Mary's Morther?) > > ---------------------------------------------- > > 1870 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 242R, DN 59, FN 56: > > Woods, Robert 39 male farmer > > Mary Ann 49 female > > William A. 16 male > > Henry M. 11 male > > Weltha Ann 9 female > > Robert B. 6 male > > Roberts, Angeline 50 female > > ------------------------------------- > > 1880 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, 48th District, Hagins, Page 539, DN > > 320, FN 332: > > Woods, Robert 49 head > > Mary 61 wife > > Welthy 20 dau > > --------------------------------------------- > > Bulloch County, Georgia Marriage Record Book 1808-1918, Pt. 1, Page 149: > > Thomas J. Hart married Vina (Lavina?) Barnes on May 28, 1868 in Bulloch > > County. > > --------------------------------------------- > > 1870 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 216R, DN 140, FN 140: > > Hart, Thomas 19 male farm laborer > > Tiney 19 female (Lavina?) > > Annis 3/12 female Feb. > > -------------------------------------- > > 1880 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, 1209th District, Page 477, DN 277, FN > > 294: > > Hart, Thomas J. 29 head > > Lavina 27 wife > > Anna C. 10 dau > > Catherine H. 8 dau > > Emmaline V. 6 dau > > Amos J. 6 son > > Wallis R. 1 son > > ---------------------------------------------------- > > 1900 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, 46th Militia District, Lockhart, DN > > 170, FN 170: > > Hart, Thomas head 10/1850 49 m. 18 yrs. farmer GA GA GA > > Weltha wife 1/1862 38 M. 18 yrs. GA GA GA > > Olie dau 5/1887 13 > > Ab son 2/1889 11 > > Artha son 1/1880 10 (1890?) > > Otis son 12/1881 9 (1891?) > > Barney son 5/1883 7 (1893?) > > Remer son 3/1879 21 (Wallis Remer?) > > > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Sheila Hart" <hart627@comcast.net> > > To: <GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 9:10 PM > > Subject: [GABULLOC] Thomas J Hart Wives > > > > > > > Thomas J Hart - 1850/1851 - How can I find out which wife was his or > maybe > > I > > > should say "how many" he had? > > > I have found: > > > > > > Buried in Poplar Springs Baptist Church cemetery - > > > > > > Thomas J Hart - 10/28/1850 - 3/13/1926 > > > Nancy E - wife of T J Hart (Thomas J?) - 3/17/1862 - 11/6/1897 > > > Weatha/Weltha Ann Woods - wife of Thomas J Hart - 8/22/1863 - 7/19/1939 > > > > > > In the 1880 Bulloch Co census it lists Thomas J Hart and Lavina > > > > > > In the 1900 Bulloch Co census it lists Thomas J Hart and Weltha > > > > > > I know there were not birth ,marriage, death certificates back then but > do > > > you think they would have any kind of records at the church cemetery > where > > > they are buried? > > > > > > Sheila > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. 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George, thank you for the info, I'll add it to my collection! Even tho the DOB's don't quite match up it still must be the same people. They are all buried in the same plot in the Poplar Springs Baptist Church cemetery and on Nancy E's stone it says "wife of TJ Hart" and on Weltha/Weatha Ann Wood's stone it says "wife of Thomas J Hart" maybe different Thomas J/TJ Hart's? It looks like Amos Hart was Thomas's father (1860 Bulloch Co census.) Also in the 1880 Bulloch Co census, in Thomas and Lavina/Viney family the Emmaline married James Jackson Woods and they are also buried in the Poplar Springs cemetery. In the Friendship Baptist Church cemetery is: Lavinia Hart - 8/05/1850 - 6/27/1881 Francis Hart - 3/15/1881 - 5/17/1881 Willie Hart - 3/15/1881 - 7/30/1881 In the Oak Grove Baptist Church cemetery is: Willie T. Hart - 7/15/1905 - 8/17/1925 In Pleasant Hill Meth Church cemetery is: Annie T. Hart, wife of W.R. Hart (another Willis Remer?) 6/14/1881 - 8/19/1919 (daug of John L and Mary M Clark) Do you think the church's may have any info on those buried there? Sheila ----- Original Message ----- From: "geflake" <geflake@ameritech.net> To: <GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 10:45 PM Subject: Re: [GABULLOC] Thomas J Hart Wives > Sheila, > > The information following may be helpful to you. It does not correlate with > the wife "Nancy E." or the birth date for Weltha Ann. Let me know if the > information is informative. > > George H. Flake > geflake@ameritech.net > > "Bulloch County, Georgia Genealogical Source Material" by Alveretta Kenan > Register, Page 417, Common School Fund: > Woods, John > Mary, b. July 2, 1826 > Levicia, June 20, 1829 > Robert, b. May 2, 1831 > George, b. June 8, 1834 > --------------------------------------- > 1850 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 266, DN 420, FN 430: > Woods, John 73 male farmer GA > Frances 53 female > Mary 20 female > Vicy 18 female > Robert 17 male > George 15 male > ----------------------------------------------- > 1860 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 807, DN 197, FN 202: > Woods, Robert 29 male farmer GA > Mary 40 female > William 6 male > Henry 3 male > Davis, Nancy 75 female (Mary's Morther?) > ---------------------------------------------- > 1870 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 242R, DN 59, FN 56: > Woods, Robert 39 male farmer > Mary Ann 49 female > William A. 16 male > Henry M. 11 male > Weltha Ann 9 female > Robert B. 6 male > Roberts, Angeline 50 female > ------------------------------------- > 1880 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, 48th District, Hagins, Page 539, DN > 320, FN 332: > Woods, Robert 49 head > Mary 61 wife > Welthy 20 dau > --------------------------------------------- > Bulloch County, Georgia Marriage Record Book 1808-1918, Pt. 1, Page 149: > Thomas J. Hart married Vina (Lavina?) Barnes on May 28, 1868 in Bulloch > County. > --------------------------------------------- > 1870 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 216R, DN 140, FN 140: > Hart, Thomas 19 male farm laborer > Tiney 19 female (Lavina?) > Annis 3/12 female Feb. > -------------------------------------- > 1880 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, 1209th District, Page 477, DN 277, FN > 294: > Hart, Thomas J. 29 head > Lavina 27 wife > Anna C. 10 dau > Catherine H. 8 dau > Emmaline V. 6 dau > Amos J. 6 son > Wallis R. 1 son > ---------------------------------------------------- > 1900 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, 46th Militia District, Lockhart, DN > 170, FN 170: > Hart, Thomas head 10/1850 49 m. 18 yrs. farmer GA GA GA > Weltha wife 1/1862 38 M. 18 yrs. GA GA GA > Olie dau 5/1887 13 > Ab son 2/1889 11 > Artha son 1/1880 10 (1890?) > Otis son 12/1881 9 (1891?) > Barney son 5/1883 7 (1893?) > Remer son 3/1879 21 (Wallis Remer?) > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Sheila Hart" <hart627@comcast.net> > To: <GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 9:10 PM > Subject: [GABULLOC] Thomas J Hart Wives > > > > Thomas J Hart - 1850/1851 - How can I find out which wife was his or maybe > I > > should say "how many" he had? > > I have found: > > > > Buried in Poplar Springs Baptist Church cemetery - > > > > Thomas J Hart - 10/28/1850 - 3/13/1926 > > Nancy E - wife of T J Hart (Thomas J?) - 3/17/1862 - 11/6/1897 > > Weatha/Weltha Ann Woods - wife of Thomas J Hart - 8/22/1863 - 7/19/1939 > > > > In the 1880 Bulloch Co census it lists Thomas J Hart and Lavina > > > > In the 1900 Bulloch Co census it lists Thomas J Hart and Weltha > > > > I know there were not birth ,marriage, death certificates back then but do > > you think they would have any kind of records at the church cemetery where > > they are buried? > > > > Sheila > > > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. 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Sheila, The information following may be helpful to you. It does not correlate with the wife "Nancy E." or the birth date for Weltha Ann. Let me know if the information is informative. George H. Flake geflake@ameritech.net "Bulloch County, Georgia Genealogical Source Material" by Alveretta Kenan Register, Page 417, Common School Fund: Woods, John Mary, b. July 2, 1826 Levicia, June 20, 1829 Robert, b. May 2, 1831 George, b. June 8, 1834 --------------------------------------- 1850 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 266, DN 420, FN 430: Woods, John 73 male farmer GA Frances 53 female Mary 20 female Vicy 18 female Robert 17 male George 15 male ----------------------------------------------- 1860 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 807, DN 197, FN 202: Woods, Robert 29 male farmer GA Mary 40 female William 6 male Henry 3 male Davis, Nancy 75 female (Mary's Morther?) ---------------------------------------------- 1870 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 242R, DN 59, FN 56: Woods, Robert 39 male farmer Mary Ann 49 female William A. 16 male Henry M. 11 male Weltha Ann 9 female Robert B. 6 male Roberts, Angeline 50 female ------------------------------------- 1880 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, 48th District, Hagins, Page 539, DN 320, FN 332: Woods, Robert 49 head Mary 61 wife Welthy 20 dau --------------------------------------------- Bulloch County, Georgia Marriage Record Book 1808-1918, Pt. 1, Page 149: Thomas J. Hart married Vina (Lavina?) Barnes on May 28, 1868 in Bulloch County. --------------------------------------------- 1870 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, Page 216R, DN 140, FN 140: Hart, Thomas 19 male farm laborer Tiney 19 female (Lavina?) Annis 3/12 female Feb. -------------------------------------- 1880 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, 1209th District, Page 477, DN 277, FN 294: Hart, Thomas J. 29 head Lavina 27 wife Anna C. 10 dau Catherine H. 8 dau Emmaline V. 6 dau Amos J. 6 son Wallis R. 1 son ---------------------------------------------------- 1900 Bulloch County, Georgia Census, 46th Militia District, Lockhart, DN 170, FN 170: Hart, Thomas head 10/1850 49 m. 18 yrs. farmer GA GA GA Weltha wife 1/1862 38 M. 18 yrs. GA GA GA Olie dau 5/1887 13 Ab son 2/1889 11 Artha son 1/1880 10 (1890?) Otis son 12/1881 9 (1891?) Barney son 5/1883 7 (1893?) Remer son 3/1879 21 (Wallis Remer?) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sheila Hart" <hart627@comcast.net> To: <GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 9:10 PM Subject: [GABULLOC] Thomas J Hart Wives > Thomas J Hart - 1850/1851 - How can I find out which wife was his or maybe I > should say "how many" he had? > I have found: > > Buried in Poplar Springs Baptist Church cemetery - > > Thomas J Hart - 10/28/1850 - 3/13/1926 > Nancy E - wife of T J Hart (Thomas J?) - 3/17/1862 - 11/6/1897 > Weatha/Weltha Ann Woods - wife of Thomas J Hart - 8/22/1863 - 7/19/1939 > > In the 1880 Bulloch Co census it lists Thomas J Hart and Lavina > > In the 1900 Bulloch Co census it lists Thomas J Hart and Weltha > > I know there were not birth ,marriage, death certificates back then but do > you think they would have any kind of records at the church cemetery where > they are buried? > > Sheila > > > > > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237

The Deed you mention is posted at <http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.states.georgia.counties.bryan&m=309> >From: GlBueschel@aol.com >Reply-To: GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com >To: GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [GABULLOC] Archibald Thompson McIntyr- Goldwire >Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2004 20:12:43 EST > >Dear Tony, >I am also looking for information on an Archibald THOMPSON, born about >1794. >I'm not sure where he was born. could be south carolina. I believe he >died >about 1829, in Bryan county. can't find him on any census past then. From >another researcher i learned that he was possibly listed as one of a group >of >heirs selling land in 1819 to a Mr. Martin. these were the brothers: John, >william, richard, Benjamin, Soloman, Thomas B., and the youngest was >Archibald. I >have not been able to determine for sure who Archibald's parents were. >there >is the possibility of the father being a James THOMPSON. >Aside from all of that, i'd like to find out who Archibald was married to. >I'm related to a Richard THOMPSON, born about 1818 in GA, married to >Johanna >BALL in 1842. Richard's mother was Julia Thompson. in the 1830 census >there is >a Mrs. J. Thompson, who could be Julia, and who could also be the widow of >Archibald, but i can't find the missing link. >can you shed any light on this for me? >thanks, >Gloria Bueschel > > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > _________________________________________________________________ Let the advanced features & services of MSN Internet Software maximize your online time. http://click.atdmt.com/AVE/go/onm00200363ave/direct/01/

Dear Tony, I am also looking for information on an Archibald THOMPSON, born about 1794. I'm not sure where he was born. could be south carolina. I believe he died about 1829, in Bryan county. can't find him on any census past then. From another researcher i learned that he was possibly listed as one of a group of heirs selling land in 1819 to a Mr. Martin. these were the brothers: John, william, richard, Benjamin, Soloman, Thomas B., and the youngest was Archibald. I have not been able to determine for sure who Archibald's parents were. there is the possibility of the father being a James THOMPSON. Aside from all of that, i'd like to find out who Archibald was married to. I'm related to a Richard THOMPSON, born about 1818 in GA, married to Johanna BALL in 1842. Richard's mother was Julia Thompson. in the 1830 census there is a Mrs. J. Thompson, who could be Julia, and who could also be the widow of Archibald, but i can't find the missing link. can you shed any light on this for me? thanks, Gloria Bueschel