George/Deb/Carol etc, The name EVERETT caught my eye. Can anyone tell me if/where the following EVERETT lady might fit in the puzzle? Permelia EVERETT bSeptember 1825 Bulloch Co, GA md 1848 (?Bulloch Co) to Hamilton WILLIAMS s/of Shepard WILLIAMS b abt 1775NC-d abt 1851Bulloch Co .. Permelia and Hamilton both died in Thomas Co GA. Many, many thanks, Joni In a message dated 4/7/01 9:11:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Bulloch County, Georgia Genealogical Source Material by Alveretta Kenan Register, Revolutionary Soldiers buried in Bulloch County, Georgia: Page 12: McCall, Charles: Born 1732 in Virginia on Pennsylvania line, son of Francis McCall; he married 1st ca 1755 in South Carolina to Celete Ann Williams, called Nancy, dau. of Rev. Robert Williams and wife Ann Boykin of Society Hill, South Carolina. He married 2nd ca 1797 to Hannah Everett, born ca 1782 in Tyrell County, North Carolina dau. of John Everett and wife Sarah Fagan. She died June 5, 1805 (Southern Patriot, Savannah, Georgia; issue of July 5, 1805). He died ca 1814 in Bulloch County and is buried in the Everett Cemetery, Bulloch County (now Candler), grave marker gone. 12 children by 1st wife and three by 2nd, although only two lived to adulthood. He served at the Battle of McCall's Field, his home place in South Carolina and was a Revolutionary Patriot due to having rendered material aid during the Rev. He received a bounty grant in Effingham County for his services and was cut into Bulloch County in 1796 when it was created. George H. Flake ----- Original Message ----- From: "G A Drexel" <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 07 Subject: [GABULLOC] Re: Sarah McCall Hi Debra. Of course I remember. Do you have Alvaretta Kenan Register's "Bulloch County, Ga Genealogical Research Material", available for sale from the Statesboro Library, [email protected]? I think you will find a WORLD of information about them in that book. > I have a note that I added at some point on page 148...since my computer was hacked right after the election last November, I have no reference. Anyway, I have added to her page 148 this note: [Sarah McCall was the step-sister to my Elinor "Nelly" McCall who married McKeen Green, so Sarah would have been step aunt to my Jane Harris Green who married Michael Henderson in 1809 in Bulloch County, GA.] from Alvaretta's book, p. 148..."Mrs. Sarah Stewart, widow of Alexander Stewart, became Mrs. Sarah Everitt, wife of Hardy Everitt and he requested that the case be transferred to Screven County. Screven County records show that the marriage occurred 1 May 1842. (Note by contributing editor: She was originally Sarah McCall, dau. of Charles McCall and Hannah Everett McCall [2nd wife]; married 1st Simon Alexander Fraser of Liberty Co.; he died and she married 2nd Jeremiah Halsey in Chatham Co.; 3rd Alexander Stewart; then 4th Hardy Everitt. akr). > I believe the above came from Minute Book X, 1815-1843, Bulloch County, Georgia records. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 > Subject: McCall > > Hi Carol, Remember me, Frank's friend? I was just reading a post you made to the Bulloch list and saw that you are researching the surname McCall. I am researching the Lee line for my oldest two children, and just recently found out their 3rd great grandparents were William Lee & Sarah McCall. Sarah was born about 1825. They were married in Bulloch County, so I believe she was probably from Bulloch. I just began researching the McCall line and I think she may have been the daughter of John E. McCall from Bulloch. John E. was the son of Charles McCall & Hannah Everett. I am wondering if this might be the same McCall line you are researching and if you may have any idea as to > whether I am on the right track or not. Any help would be most appreciated. > Thanks, Deb >>