The following in recorded in the 1860 Census, Georgia, Carroll Co., 9th district, 10th of August, 1860, enumerated by G.W. Autuy. J. F. Barron age 32 M Farmer born GA Real estate $500, personal property $350 Zilla A. age 30 F GA William age 12 M att. school GA Mary age 10 F att. school GA Joseph age 8 M att. school GA Ann age 6 F att. school GA Cinthia age 5 F GA James age 3 M GA Not Named age 9/12 M GA I have not been successful in locating this line of my family in a earlier or a later census. If you have information that you can share on this Barron family, I would appreciate a reply. Bill Stephenson

This is for the Kilgore researcher - -----Original Message----- From: Triovlaif@aol.com <Triovlaif@aol.com> To: SCSPARTA-L@rootsweb.com <SCSPARTA-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, April 01, 2000 10:26 AM Subject: [SCSPARTA] Spbg and Grvl Estates >JORDAN, VERNON, SHUMATE, KILGORE, & DEMPSEY >******************************************************************* >Berriman D. Shoemate (Berryman D. Shumate) >Spartanburg Co. Estates >File #1811 4 Feb 1803 > >WILL: >Wife, Jane >Dau. Eliza Shumate > >Rev. James Gilliland, co-executor with wife, Jane > >Date of Will: 3 Nov. 1802 > >Witnesses: W. Thompson, William Hill, James Kilgore > >***************************************************** > >James Vernon >Spartanburg Co. Estates >File #2300 6 Apr 1835 > >Son, Jackson Vernon Timmons tract of land > >To yard books > >Samuel Pearson Con $ .25 desperate account >Samuel Pearson, Esq. $1.30 solvent account > >Shop book > >Legatees of James Vernon: > >Thomas O.P. Vernon >H.F. Vernon >Richard Ballenger >Elizabeth C. Ballenger >James J. Vernon >K.E. Cleveland >Elizabeth Cleveland >S. Wilds Vernon >J.G. Vernon >C.V. Vernon > John Bomar, Jr., Guardian > >Will: >Wife, Peggy Vernon > >He owned a tract of land formerly of James Jordan, Esq. >and another formerly owned by Alexander Ray > >North side of Jimmy's Creek, middle Tiger River Mills > >Children: >Alexander Vernon >Polly C. Bomar >James J. Vernon >John G. Vernon >Elizabeth Snoddy >Samuel W. Vernon >Andrew J. Vernon >Thomas P. Vernon >Henry F. Vernon > >******************************************************* > >Estate of William Jordan >Spartanburg estates >File #1160 6 Oct 1791 > >Will, 22 June 1790 > >Wife, Jean > >Children: >Alexander >John >Mary >Grissal >William >David > >Witnesses: John Davis, John Jordan, Samuel Nesbett (?) > >******************************************************** > >Estate of Josiah Kilgore >Greenville Co. >Apt. 16, File 39 > >Letters testamentary >28 Nov 1854 >to Benjamin F. Kilgore > >Mrs. S.G. Wood's legacy, $1,070.00 > >Return: > >J.C. Kilgore >Mrs. Stokes (M.K.) >W.C. Kilgore [had a $9,875.62 note] >Mrs. Hunter > >Division of personal property 15 Dec 1876 > >Mrs. M.K. Stokes (Mary K. and John W.) >Mrs. Hunter (Harriet J. and M.M.) >W.C. Kilgore >J.C. Kilgore >B.F. Kilgore > >Josiah Kilgore's book of advances to his children: > >B.F. Kilgore >W.C. Kilgore (Wm. C.) >M.K. Kilgore >H.J. Kilgore >Jesse C. Kilgore > >Nannie W. Hunter vs. Mary V. Sullivan et al., Nov. 20, 1900 > >1856 Receipts include E.B. Hendrix > >1858, 15 Nov. > J.D. Pearson > Geo. Holtzclaw > E.B. Hughes > A. Ray > >Wife, H (or A) M. Kilgore? >************************************************************ > >Estate of James Kilgore >Greenville Co., Apt. 4, File 271 >[I have just gone through the file and recorded information of interest to me >from each document as I came upon it, so dates are not necessarily in order.] > >1 Apr 1828 Return Andrew McCrary, Exr. > >Receipts: None >Payments: P. Borroune > T.P. Brockman > >Henry Brockman, Exr. > >Receipts: Wm. Z. Ford for rents >Payments: to the ordinary > >30 Apr 1814 A bill fo sale for part of the estate > >Henson Ester, Nicholas Garret, Wm. Johnson, John Chapman, Stephen Howard, >Joshua Glibert, Larkin Step, Joseph McNealy, Dickison Lock, [stopped listing >all names here]. > >This sale involved crops and livestock. > >John Bruce and Parschal Smithson purchased land. > >30 Oct. 1813 A citation >Read and published 31 Nov 1813 by Lewis Rector > >26 Oct 1813 A citation >Read and published 27 Oct 1813 by Samuel Brown > >Sale of residue of estate 8 May, 1843 >entered 30 March 1836 >recorded in Sale Book B, pp. 52-54 > >A typed transcript of the will: [I didn't find the original in the file] > >James Kilgore, Sr. of Greenville District > >Wife, Keziah Kilgore 200 acres where they lived > >Sons and daughters: > >Josiah Kilgore >Elizabeth Banister Stone 600 acres on Horsepen Creek--they and Richard Locke >lived there, bounded by Jones, including 85 acres of Dinah Mogan dec'd., >James Dillard land >Other children as they may get married or come of age (not named) > >Requires the division of home lands into four equal lots. This land was >bounded by: (west) James N. McCrary, Esq. and Archibald Lester; (NW) Banister >Stone/Charleston Road; (south) Sarah Jackson, Jr., Jonathan Davis, Solomon >Jones, Clemen Horners, William Johnson; (SE) John Westmoreland, John Moon; >(east & NE) Christopher McCrary and Henry Brockman; (NE and north) Thomas >Dean, James Pike; (NW) Abraham Smith. > >Four sons: >Josiah Kilgore, eldest son >Benjamin Kilgore, second >James Kilgore, third >Jesse Kilgore, fourth > >Four younger daughters: >Mary Kilgore >Margaret Kilgore, underage >Malinda Kilgore, underage >Lavina Kilgore, underage > >Wife, executrix and trusty friends, Andrew McCrary and Henry Brockman. > >19 May 1813 > >Witnesses: Wm. Johnson, P. Smithson, Benjamin Greer > >Proven 2 Nov 1813 >D. Goodlett, OGD >Recorded in Book A, pp. 223-226 >Apt. 4, #271 > >1814, 19 Nov: Acct. of cash received of the estate: >Bennett/Barnett Willson $5.00 (by book) >1814, 29 Nov: >Newman Wilson $4.00 (by book) >1815?, 1 Mar: >Lewis Rector >1815?, 5 Jan: >John Wilson >1815?, 15 Jul: >Penial Wood >1815?, 15 Oct: >Wm. Hendrakes $5.00 (by book) >Solomon Langston $ .25 (by book) > >Another salebill 24 Jan 1814 entered 13/14 Dec 1813 > >8 Dec 1814 Rec'd of Numan Wilson, Sr. 2/00/00 > Numan Wilson, Jr. 2/62/05 [I don't understand these >figures] > >Names in return for 1815 > >Receipts: > >John Wilson 17 Jan >William Wilson 24 Apr >Baly Redman 4 May > >25 Dec 1834 Nine legatees paid $333.68 each > >Josiah Kilgore > >2 headstone >Dr. Crook > >Return of 1818 >rec'd of Manly Ford > >Appraisers 27 and 28 Nov 1813 >John Moon, Wm. Johnson, John Westmoreland > >NO LIST OF SETTLEMENT >*********************************************** >Lucretia Demsey >Spartanburg Co. Estates >#780, Box 8, Pk 11 >11 pieces > >1-4 Will > >Daughters: >Milly Wiggington >Elizabeth Wood > >Grandsons: >Solomon Powers Wood >James Fate Wood > Land on Maple Swamp Creek >Fielding Wiggington Wood >Pinul Wood >Granddaughters: >Milly McDaniel Wood >Lucy Wood >Hister Wood > >Fielding Wiggiington is mentioned, but not the relationship > >Grandson, Solomon P. Wood and William Wilson, "my true and trusty friends, my >executors." > >Made her mark 10 June 1826 > >Witnesses: Henry Brockman, Matthew Jones, Tracy Huson (Freddy?) > >Recorded in Will Book B, p. 102 7 Oct 1826 >W. Lancaster, OSD > >5. Citation to prove, given 7 Aug 1826 >Read in Westmoreland's Store 19 Aug 1826 >James Crook JQ >William Wilson > >6. Letters Testamentary >21 Aug 1826 >William Wilson > >7. Warrant of Appraisement for 21 Oct 1826 >Thomas Wood, Esq. (one of the JPs) >Henry Brockman >Thos. Brockman >William Gresham >Hugh Bayly > >8. Inventory >Thomas P. Brockman >Henry Brockman >Hugh Balay >Recorded in Book C, p. 97 $538.00 > >9. Schedule of notes due in: >David Fowler $1.00 >Thos. Kemp $1.00 > >10. Wm. Wilson, Ext. petition for sale >2 Oct 1826 > >11. Annual return >P.C. Lester paid $32.75 >Thos. Austin $54.00 >************************************************ > >Barnett Dempsey >Spartanburg Estates >File #771, Box 8, Pk 22 >10 pieces > >1. Application of Jesse Dempsey for administration 1 Aug 1814 > >2. Administration Bond >Jesse Dempsey (by his mark), William Hendricks (by his mark), and James >Hammett >Test: Smith Lipscomb >$500.00 >5 Sep 1814 > >3. Inventory by Wm. Hendrix, Manley Ford, Neverson Cook >12 Sep 1814 > >4. Inventory of Goods and chattels given to the several legatees of the >dec'd "that was gave to them in his liftime." > >Elixar, dau. >James Demsey, son >John Demsey, son >Jesse Demsey, son >William Demsey, son >William Willson, son-in-law >William Medford, son-in-law >Levy Demsey, son > >Neverson Cook, William Hendricks (by their marks) >Manley Ford >26 Sep 1814 > >5. Partial appraisement of the estate >6 Oct 1814 >Thos. Wood >William Tippins >Wm. Hendricks > >6. Notes & Accounts due the estate: > >James Wood $5.00 > $6.00 >Levy Demsey $5.00 >Jessie Demsey $1-6-3 1-93-8 [I don't understand these figures] >Wm Willson $5.00 > >Certified by Jesse Dempsey (his mark) >7 Oct 1814 > >7. Petition for sale >7 Oct 1814 >Jesse Dempsey > >8. Amount of Sale 28 & 29 Oct 1814 > >Winney Demsey, widow > >Other purchasers: John Demsey, Levy Demsey, Lazarous Demsey, Benjamin >Barary, James Brockman, John Brown, Moses Butter, James Carnes, Loftus a >Carey, Hubbard Carns, Joshua Durham, Archibald D[aws?], Charles Deen, William >Ford, Tyree Glenn, Samuel Hill, James Hammett, James Hendricks, Hartwell >Lester, Wm Medford, Lewis Turner, Elexander Thomson, John L. Tippins, James >Willson. > >10. First year return > >Sundry expenses in 1816 > >John L. Tippins >Joshua Benson >Eber Smith >Manley Ford >Ordinary >Spirits and newspaper > >To Henry Brock on a note of land for $29.50, $59.70.2 > > > >

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Could someone possibly look up an obit for me on the following person.... Ida Smith d. Nov. 15th 1971 in Villa Rica, GA. (Carroll Co. GA) Thank's, Pat

Greetings Carroll County researchers, I thought I would post information about my web site for the new members, or anyone else who has not checked it out and would like to. Ancestors of Johnny & Angie Cook at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jcook/ has information about Carroll County, Georgia. My mother and father both are from Carroll County and I have information on many surnames from both sides, too many to list here. Click on the "Gedcoms" to view my files. I also have my brick walls listed on the site and some stories and history about Carroll County. Feel free to use my guestbook to post any queries related to Carroll County. If anyone has any web site with Carroll County information I would like to link to your site from my page. Send me an e-mail and let me know. Also, is there a Web Ring for Carroll County, Georgia? I would be interested in joining if there is. Let me know if you have relations to any of the surnames on my site. Thanks. Johnny Cook.

I checked out this site: http://www.mindspring.com/~swampfox/Carroll_County/Cemeteries/Carroll_Cemete ries.htm Camp Cemetery is listed, but there is no information about it. At the bottom of the page it says: "If you would like to help with Carroll County Cemeteries, please e-mail me at: swampfox@mindspring.com " You might give them a try. Johnny Cook ----- Original Message ----- From: <Trisha1934@aol.com> To: <GACARROL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2000 8:39 AM Subject: [GACARROL] Re: GACARROL-D Digest V00 #16 > Can anyone tell me where the CAMP CEMETERY in Carroll Co.GA. is located. I > beleive my GGG Grandparents are buried in that cemetery. I would appreciate > any and all help. I don't know if there is a book of cemeteries in Carroll Co > that I might find the information in. > Patricia Camp-Mullis > Trisha1934@aol.com >

Gail, That is great information except for one thing. Carroll Co. is in the 770 area code. The name of the library is the Neva Lomason Library. They have a great geneology room. Paula Golden pg4890@mailcity.com Researching: Bearden, Boatwright, Daugherty, King, Patterson, Golden, and Smith of Carroll co. -- On Thu, 23 Mar 2000 12:01:20 Gail Moore wrote: >Hi Trisha: >And the rest of the Carroll County list, I have decided to post this hear >because I also know this will find it way into the Archives of this list as >well for people who may join up later on so here goes: > >Yes there is a book on Carroll County Cemeteries. > >To get information from home (where ever you may live in the world) >Dial 1 + 912-555-1212 this is the number for information tell them Carroll >County, GA and or Carrollton for the City in Carroll County, GA. >Then ask for the phone number for the City Library there. > >Now they are open 7 days a week...............yes this is correct Monday >thru Sunday!! >I was surprised myself. but this is true. >I don't recall the hours but just keep trying. > >Ok now this book that you are needing > >It is indexed in the back, the name is "Cemeteries of Carroll County, GA" >Ok easy enough. > >Inside this book it lists all of the known cemeteries at the time it was >written. >It tells how to find the Cemetery on each of the listed pages for that >listed Cemetery. >It then lists all of the information from the tombstones at the listed >Cemetery. > >Now if you only need like one page or two pages. They may offer to copy >those and mail them to you at no cost. > >However I would suggest that a donation be sent in return to the Library as >a thank you. >If you need several pages ask them to please copy them and mail them to you >and offer to pay them for the copies. >They will even copy for you the title page complete with Copyright page. > >The library and the Historical Society did this book I believe they told me, >anyway they haver permission to copy parts of the book just not the whole >thing to make money off of. > >They may even be able to tell you how to buy your own copy of this book you >could ask them. > >They are some of the sweetest people you will ever meet by phone! > >Hope this help you guys out. > >Gail >Please reply to regular e-mail at embracer@strato.net >Please reply to embracer532@hotmail.com with large attachments >Thanks, >Gail Moore >-----Original Message----- >From: Trisha1934@aol.com <Trisha1934@aol.com> >To: GACARROL-L@rootsweb.com <GACARROL-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Thursday, March 23, 2000 8:41 AM >Subject: [GACARROL] Re: GACARROL-D Digest V00 #16 > > >>Can anyone tell me where the CAMP CEMETERY in Carroll Co.GA. is located. I >>beleive my GGG Grandparents are buried in that cemetery. I would appreciate >>any and all help. I don't know if there is a book of cemeteries in Carroll >Co >>that I might find the information in. >>Patricia Camp-Mullis >>Trisha1934@aol.com >> >> > > MailCity. Secure Email Anywhere, Anytime! http://www.mailcity.lycos.com

Hi Trisha: And the rest of the Carroll County list, I have decided to post this hear because I also know this will find it way into the Archives of this list as well for people who may join up later on so here goes: Yes there is a book on Carroll County Cemeteries. To get information from home (where ever you may live in the world) Dial 1 + 912-555-1212 this is the number for information tell them Carroll County, GA and or Carrollton for the City in Carroll County, GA. Then ask for the phone number for the City Library there. Now they are open 7 days a week...............yes this is correct Monday thru Sunday!! I was surprised myself. but this is true. I don't recall the hours but just keep trying. Ok now this book that you are needing It is indexed in the back, the name is "Cemeteries of Carroll County, GA" Ok easy enough. Inside this book it lists all of the known cemeteries at the time it was written. It tells how to find the Cemetery on each of the listed pages for that listed Cemetery. It then lists all of the information from the tombstones at the listed Cemetery. Now if you only need like one page or two pages. They may offer to copy those and mail them to you at no cost. However I would suggest that a donation be sent in return to the Library as a thank you. If you need several pages ask them to please copy them and mail them to you and offer to pay them for the copies. They will even copy for you the title page complete with Copyright page. The library and the Historical Society did this book I believe they told me, anyway they haver permission to copy parts of the book just not the whole thing to make money off of. They may even be able to tell you how to buy your own copy of this book you could ask them. They are some of the sweetest people you will ever meet by phone! Hope this help you guys out. Gail Please reply to regular e-mail at embracer@strato.net Please reply to embracer532@hotmail.com with large attachments Thanks, Gail Moore -----Original Message----- From: Trisha1934@aol.com <Trisha1934@aol.com> To: GACARROL-L@rootsweb.com <GACARROL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 23, 2000 8:41 AM Subject: [GACARROL] Re: GACARROL-D Digest V00 #16 >Can anyone tell me where the CAMP CEMETERY in Carroll Co.GA. is located. I >beleive my GGG Grandparents are buried in that cemetery. I would appreciate >any and all help. I don't know if there is a book of cemeteries in Carroll Co >that I might find the information in. >Patricia Camp-Mullis >Trisha1934@aol.com > >

Can anyone tell me where the CAMP CEMETERY in Carroll Co.GA. is located. I beleive my GGG Grandparents are buried in that cemetery. I would appreciate any and all help. I don't know if there is a book of cemeteries in Carroll Co that I might find the information in. Patricia Camp-Mullis Trisha1934@aol.com

Seeking information on WILLIAM J. FOWLER (1849-1919) possibly living in Carroll Co. in 1870 or 1880 with wife ----- OWENS and possibly brother GEORGE W. FOWLER (1852-1928). Children were supposedly LUTHER FOWLER (1885-1937), LULA FOWLER, CECIL FOWLER (female), WALTER FOWLER & JOHN FOWLER. -----Owens may have died and may be buried in Carroll County. William may have taken the children and moved to Hightower, Cleburne Co., AL. There is a second wife, SARAH MARGARET FOWLER and 4 more children, Annie, Lee, Warner and Fred.. WILLIAM J. FOWLER is buried in cemetery at Ranburne Baptist Church in Ranburne, Ala., along with second wife SARAH MARGARET FOWLER and brother GEORGE WILSON FOWLER. Many Fowlers there, but no Owens. Need ancestor info (parents, siblings) on WILLIAM J. and need first name, birth, death, etc. of wife ---OWENS. Any information greatly appreciated. Will share anything I have. WILLIAM is my great-grandfather. Judy Fowler Kilgore Newnan, GA

Carolyn, I have no information about this family, but think I can answer a question or two. Type of instrument QC ( What is this?) - Probably a quitclaim deed. Might (but not necessarily) indicate a family relationship between grantee and grantor. If there was a family relationship, perhaps he quitclaimed the land to her as he was going off to war just in case he didn't make it back????? That might also explain the length of time between the date on the deed and the date of recording. This is all purely speculation on my part. Kind of instrument SHERIFF (Why?) Could have been a foreclosure/sheriff's sale? Kind of instrument W Deed Could mean Warranty Deed. Hope this helps. Pam

--part1_c9.25f0533.2605712a_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_c9.25f0533.2605712a_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: Cdonut8@aol.com From: Cdonut8@aol.com Full-name: Cdonut8 Message-ID: <db.265daa9.2604e03f@aol.com> Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2000 08:35:59 EST Subject: Winters family To: GACARROLL-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 68 Hi, I sure hope someone can help me. I have gotten two different answers to the same question. I have been trying to research some land that is located (closed to the Campbell Co. Line). This is what I have: Carroll Co. Deed: Grantor: Robert Martin (who had the land before him ?) Grantee: Delilia Winter was she kin to Robert Martin? does it say? Land District 3, Land Lot 140 (land close to Campbell Co. line) Date of Instrument: 4 Feb. 1863 (Why would people by buying land in the middle of the Civil War or was it obtained another way????) Date of Filing: 4 March 1871 Why so long between the dates? Type of instrument QC ( What is this?) Book M page 349 Grantor: William Bullard DEFT. Grantee: Manda Winters (no A) (Campbell Co. Said her name was MASON) Land Dist. #., Land Lot 140 ( Amanda was Deliliah's daughter) date of InstrumentOctober 7, 1875 Date of filing October 12 1875 Kind of instrument SHERIFF (Why?) Book N., page 552 grantor AMANDA WINTERS ( Deliliah's daughter) grantee N J KNIGHT (we have reason to believe this is deliliah's daughter too) Land Districk 3 Land Lot 140 Date of Instrument 1881 (??? No date was given) Date of filing (Was blanK) Kind of instrument W Deed Is there a copy of the will that I could get? Book P page 735 In doing some research I am comming up blank on some questions. We had always been told that Mary Ann Winters Byers (Deliliah's daughter) had homsteaded (which I've been told they didn't do) 160 acres of land somewhere around Atlanta, (Campbell or Carroll ) They had gotten married in 1860. They had to build a house on it and live there 5 years. Mr. Byers was killed in the Civil war. In 1870 census Mary Ann WINTERS using maiden name - her sisters did the same thing, is listed with 3 sons in Carroll co., Carrollton, Ga. 5th Dist. Value of land 200. She married Mr. __Glaze in 1871 - 1873 and left her land (to her kin folks?) and they moved to Etowah Co.., Ala. What happened to the land ?? is this the land that Deliliah is on? I am trying to find descendants of the WINTERS and am hoping legal document will hold some of the clues. What happend to NJ KNIGHT's land? Did she sell Let me know if you can make copies of these documents for me I will gladly pay whatever it costs for your time and expenses. Thank you for you help. Carolyn Glaze 3621 University Memphis, Tn. 38127 --part1_c9.25f0533.2605712a_boundary--

Recently there was a post to this list from someone regarding the Carroll County census. If anyone has the index I would so much appreciate a look-up for 1870. I have not been able to find Silas TANNER or Sarah Adeline TANNER anywhere in 1870. He reportedly died in 1875 (place unk) and in 1880 she and the kids are back in Cherokee Co., AL. As he had connections in Carroll Co, GA I thought maybe he was there in 1870. They were married in Polk Co., GA in 1860. It is a long shot but nothing else has worked. So if anyone can assist me, I would be most grateful. Patsy Spradley Davis -- http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~davisdwd/ ICQ #15893205

Can anyone do a lookup for me on the 1840 Carroll County census? I would like to know the family members and their ages in the home of Jesse W. Morrow, page 084 and also for Leonard Morrow on page 096. This particular census at the archives, here, only goes up to page 76! Thank you. -- Dianne

In a message dated 3/17/00 5:57:56 PM, Dearly@balch.com writes: >I would like to know the family members and their ages in the home of Jesse >W. Morrow, page 084 and also for Leonard Morrow on page 096. > The index for the 1830 and 1840 Carroll Co. census that I have does not list any Morrows. Nor does the 1850 or 1860. Barbara Good

Hi All, I just joined this list because I heard from a friend that my GG Grandparents lived in Carroll County. They were ROBERT M AND ELIZABETH NEWTON. Robert's parents were THOMAS E. & ELIZA, I believe. Robert and Elizabeth were married on December 2, 1858 in Carroll County, Georgia. This has been a brick wall for a very long time, and I need help in finding anything about this family, from all you wonderful researchers in this county. I also have a JAMES M. NEWTON, born 2-11-1832--5-27-1901 MARTHA F. NEWTON, born 5-22-1836--11-16, 1906. They both were in Carroll County I think, and were buried in Hunt County, Texas. I have heard from relatives that these Newton's were related to Sir Isaac Newton, but have not found the connection yet Can anyone help me find out more about this family, or suggest where I might look on the net. Thanks for you time, Alaine in California equilla@psnw.com

My only information is that Mary Frances Cochran, b. 2 Jul 1850 in Cochran,Bleckley,GA, m. 11 Dec 1973 in carroll co. GA to George William Brock, d. 11 Oct 1885 likely in Villa Rica, Carroll co. Ga, had five children, two of which died in infancy, the remaining three were daughters. If this in any way fits lets communicate. Richard Brock in Texas Barbara Howard wrote: > > Hi Gail, Richard & list, > My husband is of Cochran descent. He has a Silas King Cochran, dob March > > 1824 & dod June 1904. I don't know where he was buried though. Gail - > where is this cemetery and who are the other families that are buried > there? The > Cochran's were a large family in and around Cobb, Douglas (Campbell) > areas of Georgia. In fact, one of Silas' children, John Cochran, married > > Johnny Sewell (Sewell Manufacturing so I'm told). Here is a family > outline: > > Descendants of Silas King Cochran > > 1 Silas King Cochran b: March 1824 d: June 28, 1904 > .. +Elizabeth Hardy b: Abt. 1825 m: July 20, 1843 d: Bef. 1900 > ........ 2 Martha Elizabeth Cochran b: November 04, 1845 d: August > 04, 1915 > ............ +Perry Wade b: Abt. 1845 m: 1866 > ................... 3 Frances Wade b: 1866 > ................... 3 Alice Wade b: 1869 > ................... 3 Perry Wade b: November 1871 > ....................... +Noel b: Abt. 1876 > ............................. 4 Luther G Wade b: March 1894 > ............................. 4 Ethel Wade b: September 1899 > ........ 2 Emma E Cochran b: April 10, 1852 d: February 29, 1928 > ............ +J A Wade > ........ 2 John Brock Cochran b: 1854 > ............ +Johnny Ann Sewell > ................... 3 Norman Cochran > ................... 3 Charles Cochran > ................... 3 Grady Cochran > ................... 3 Mutia Cochran > ................... 3 Uria Cochran > ................... 3 Bessie Cochran > ........ 2 Mary M Cochran b: 1856 > ........ 2 Thomas Cochran b: 1859 > > I have more on this family if anyone is interested. I'm always looking > for corrections, connections or additions. > Barb in GA

Hi Gail, Richard & list, My husband is of Cochran descent. He has a Silas King Cochran, dob March 1824 & dod June 1904. I don't know where he was buried though. Gail - where is this cemetery and who are the other families that are buried there? The Cochran's were a large family in and around Cobb, Douglas (Campbell) areas of Georgia. In fact, one of Silas' children, John Cochran, married Johnny Sewell (Sewell Manufacturing so I'm told). Here is a family outline: Descendants of Silas King Cochran 1 Silas King Cochran b: March 1824 d: June 28, 1904 .. +Elizabeth Hardy b: Abt. 1825 m: July 20, 1843 d: Bef. 1900 ........ 2 Martha Elizabeth Cochran b: November 04, 1845 d: August 04, 1915 ............ +Perry Wade b: Abt. 1845 m: 1866 ................... 3 Frances Wade b: 1866 ................... 3 Alice Wade b: 1869 ................... 3 Perry Wade b: November 1871 ....................... +Noel b: Abt. 1876 ............................. 4 Luther G Wade b: March 1894 ............................. 4 Ethel Wade b: September 1899 ........ 2 Emma E Cochran b: April 10, 1852 d: February 29, 1928 ............ +J A Wade ........ 2 John Brock Cochran b: 1854 ............ +Johnny Ann Sewell ................... 3 Norman Cochran ................... 3 Charles Cochran ................... 3 Grady Cochran ................... 3 Mutia Cochran ................... 3 Uria Cochran ................... 3 Bessie Cochran ........ 2 Mary M Cochran b: 1856 ........ 2 Thomas Cochran b: 1859 I have more on this family if anyone is interested. I'm always looking for corrections, connections or additions. Barb in GA

It not only lists your birthday, (day month and year) but also your full name, your town and zip code. It may have to do with phone numbers, I have an unlisted number and I wasn't on it. Neither was my daughter. But my brother, sister-in-law and mother were. It's not "sinister" Bill, just an invasion of my privacy. Judy in Newnan, GA

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