Sheila, this might be a long shot as to what a family name might have been prior to your information listed, but the name REMER WILLIS or WILLIS REMER were two sons, a WILLIS YOUNG and a REMER YOUNG, both children of WILLIAM YOUNG of Screven County who died in 1815. The reason that I mention this is because the YOUNG family seemed to have named most of their children, and there were numerous lines from the original 8 or 9 children of the original William Young and his wife, MARY HENDERSON, and in other families not blood related, the name REMER shows up as a honorarium to whichever generation of the Youngs named Remer or Willis at the time. Does that make any sense? I don't know about marriage and death records for them. Does anyone know of a Young daughter who married into the HART family after c. 1850? Carole in Texas drexel410@charter.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sheila Hart" <hart627@comcast.net> To: <GABULLOC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 6:14 AM Subject: [GABULLOC] Hart Family > I am searching for info on the Remer Willis Hart or Willis Remer Hart > Family. I believe Thomas J Hart was his father and Amos Hart was his father. > I found Remer in the Bulloch Co census (different years) as a child and in > the 1920 Emanuel Co census with wife Alma Turner but cannot locate them > after that. I know there is a Thomas J Hart, and Remer Hart buried in Poplar > Springs Bapt Church cemetery but Alma is not there. There is a Nancy E, wife > of T.J Hart & Wealtha/Welthia Ann Woods, wife of Thomas J Hart. There is > also a Mattie E buried there, says wife of Willis R. Hart. Where can I find > marriage/death records? > > Thank you, Sheila Hart >