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These were taken from the Grantee Index, from 1827 to the present, books located in the office of the Superior Court Judge, Meriwether County Courthouse. For those who are just beginning, the Grantee is the person who received, or purchased, the land. The Grantor is the person who sold the land. Since I was looking for specific Boyds, I didn't write down the acreage and land lots for the first few, until I realized how helpful this information might be to others. I did write down the deed book and page number, the district and date of filing/record. The first entry is the earliest recorded Boyd transaction, that is, the first Boyd who bought land in Meriwether County. Many of these Boyds moved to Carroll county, died and are buried there. In most cases, the date of instrument (the day the two persons actually sat down at the table and made the deal) was a few days before the deed was filed. However, in some cases, it was years before. Again, I did not get all the dates of instrument. When running the letters/numbers together would be confusing, I put a dash (-) between them. But most of the books are abbreviated (i.e., J434 would be book J, page 434). I hope this may help some of you (like me) who are trying to separate all the different Boyds in Meriwether, most of whom came from Newberry Dist., SC. Mine specifically is the family of Robert Boyd, who married Rosannah Stewart, and died in Meriwether County in 1846. Most, if not all of Robert's children who were with him in Meriwether, moved to Carroll. You may find copies of these original records at the Meriwether Courthouse, on microfilm at the Georgia Archives, or most likely on microfilm at your local LDS Family History Center. The deed book and page number should point the way. The first two entries will show the format I used. Happy hunting and good luck! -- Judy Kilgore BOYD, John, purchased land in the 10th Dist., from LEVERETT, Duncan, recorded/filed 25 Dec 1830, Book A, p. 414 BOYD, John, purchased land in the 9th Dist., from HANNER, James A., rec orded/filed 10 Mar 1834, Book C, p. 165 BOYD, Milton, purchased land in the 8th Dist. from MOORE, William, r/f 8 Sep 1834, C353 BOYD, ROBERT, 9th Dist, from BUTLER, John (estate sale), r/f 25 Sep 1834, C377. Date of instrument on this transaction was 7 Jan 1834. The land was an entire land lot (no. 269, 202.5 acres) and Robert purchased it for $250. John Butler of Elbert County drew the land in the 1827 land lottery and it was originally in Troup County. John died and the land was put up for public sale by Martha Butler, his wife and executrix, as ordered by the court, and Robert was the highest bidder. This transaction also may be recorded in Elbert County probate records as part of John Butler's estate, as that is the way the deed begins ... "Georgia, Elbert County ..." However, it was recorded in Meriwether since that is where the land was located. In Robert's will, this is the land he described as leaving to his heirs ... "Lot. No. 269 in the Ninth District, formerly Troup now Meriwether ..." The land is located in the Upper Ninth District, in the extreme northeastern corner of the county, almost adjacent to Pike County. I have a copy of this deed if anyone wants one. Most of my Boyds were in that section of Meriwether County (upper 9th). It is near Mt. Carmel Methodist Church. BOYD, John, 9th Dist., from STANFORD, Joshua T., r/f 26 Jan 1835, C470 BOYD, Joseph, 9th Dist., L(and) L(ot) 270, from BOYD, William, r/f 24 Apr 1835, D84 BOYD, Robert, 9th Dist., LL 227, from BOYD, John, r/f 26 Jan 1835, C471 BOYD, Robert, 9th Dist., LLs 271-227, from TIDWELL, John, r/f 26 Jan 1835, C472 BOYD, James, 9th Dist., LL 265, 50 acres, from BOYD, John Sr., r/f 18 April 1835, D74 (I believe this to be the James Boyd who married Amelia (Millie) Tidwell and moved to Fayette County. If so, the John Sr. above would probably be John "Waggoner Jack" Boyd, the colorful rascal described in George Hugh Boyd's book, "Our Boyd Family, Allied families ...." and whose family connected to the DeGraffenried line.) BOYD, Hugh, 9th Dist., LL270, 101.25 acres, from BOYD, William, r/f 24 April 1835, D84 BOYD, James, 9th Dist., LL233, 101.25 acres, from BOYD, John, r/f 18 Oct 1835, D75 BOYD, Hugh, 9th Dist., LL227, 50 acres, from STANFORD, Levi, r/f 17 Nov 1835, D262 BOYD, Joseph, 9th Dist, LLs 170-150, 405 acres, from GREENWOOD, Wm., r/f 14 Apr 1836, D410 BOYD, James, 9th Dist., LL265, 51.25 acres, from BOYD, John, r/f 25 Apr 1836, D438 BOYD, Hugh, 9th Dist., LL150-171, 202.5 acres, from BOYD, Joseph, r/f 16 Mar 1837, E231 BOYD, John B, Jr, 2nd Dist., LL218, 202.5 acres, from BOYD, John Sr., r/f 25 May 1837, E277 BOYD, Robert H, 9th Dist, LL270-277, 202.5 acres, from PALMER, John W., r/f 18 Oct 1838, F349 BOYD, Robert, 9th Dist., LL228, 25 acres, from VARDEMAN, Edwy L., r/f 19 Oct 1838, F351 BOYD, Robert H, 9th Dist, LL227, 50 acres, from BOYD, Hugh, r/f 29 Nov 1838, F387 BOYD, Robert H, 9th Dist., LL228, 112.5 acres, from QUICK, Henry G., r/f 7 Nov 1838, F363 BOYD, William, 9th Dist., LL284, 95 acres, from DAVIS, Lewis, r/f 1839 (no book given) BOYD, Joseph & Hugh, 9th Dist., LL171, from HULSEY, Elijah, sheriff, r/f 7 Dec 1839, G9 BOYD, D.B., 9th Dist., LL166, 101.25 acres, from THOMAS, Stephen, r/f 11 JAN 1840, G38 BOYD, John D., 10th Dist., LL200, 101.25 acres, from TRAMMELL, John, r/f 16 June 1842, G540 BOYD, John, 10th Dist., LL85, 101.25 ac, from WILLIAMS, Isaac, sheriff, r/f 25 Jan 1843, G664 BOYD, Hugh, 9th Dist., LL234, 50 ac, from OWENS, Martin, r/f 22 Feb 1843, H6 (This one took me by surprise. Hugh Boyd was my maternal GGG grandfather. Martin Owens was my paternal GGG grandfather. Who would have thought their GG grandchildren would meet and marry nearly 100 years later (1935) in Fulton County?) BOYD, Alston, 11TH Dist, LL238, 202.5 ac, from MILLS, Richard, sheriff, r/f 7 Nov 1843, H143 BOYD, William, 9th Dist., LL269, 202.5 ac, from BOYD, Robert, r/f 10 Feb 1845, H380 (Apparently Robert, father of William above, sold all the land he purchased earlier from John Butler's estate, to his oldest son, William. The date of instrument [the date Robert signed over the land] was 2 Nov 1843, more than a year before the transaction was filed with the court.) BOYD, Alston, 8th Dist., LL121, from SHARP, James T., r/f 22 Feb 1844, H217 BOYD, John B., 10th Dist., LL3, from MONCRIEF, John M., r/f 3 Dec (no year), H310 BOYD, Joseph, 9th Dist., LL156, 101.25 ac, from COOK, Powell. r/f 18 Dec 1846, I-208 BOYD, John H, 7th Dist., LL48, 102 ac, from DENNY, Wm., r/f 17 July 1848, I-492 BOYD, John H, 7th Dist., LL17, 5.25 ac, from BRAZELL, Nathan, r/f 11 Oct 1848, I-534 BOYD, John B., 10th Dist., LL299, from SMITH, Jeptha V., r/f 20 Feb 1849, I-603 BOYD, John B., 10th Dist., LL189, 100 ac, from EARNEST, Elisha C., r/f 28 April 1849, I-632 BOYD, John, 11th Dist., LL238, 100 ac, from CLOWER, Cyrus I., r/f 30 Nov 1849, J119 BOYD, Melton, Upper 9th Dist, LL147-148, 352 ac, from FAVOR, W.R., r/f 31 Oct 1851, J526 BOYD, Herbert, 9th Dist., LL150-171, 202.5 ac, from BRITTAIN, A.J., r/f 7 Feb 1855, K409 BOYD, Robert H., 9th Dist., LL270, from LANEY, Geo. W., r/f 25 Aug 1859, L316 (date of instrument was 24 Dec 1845) BOYD, H.H., 9th Dist., LL284, 95.6 ac, from BOYD, Wm., r/f 3 Nov 1862, L624 (Date of instrument was 28 Feb 1854. This is probably Hugh H. Boyd, son of William Boyd, and grandson of Robert Boyd. William died intestate in Carroll County in 1857. Hugh married Martha Caroline Pyron and moved first to Carroll County, and then went on to Texas.) BOYD, H.H., 9th Dist. LL277, 33.33 ac, from ENLOW, Wm., Admr., r/f 3 Nov 1862, L627 (Date of instrument was 1 Feb 1854) BOYD, Milton, Greenville, City Lot 33-34, from WINSLOW, Elbridge, r/f 2 Jan 1867, M295 BOYD, John W., Greenville, City Lot 43, from HARRIS, Judge R., sheriff, r/f 2 Jan 1867, M290 BOYD, Milton, Mid. 9th Dist., LL81-82, 163 ac, from SASSER, Wm. W., r/f 5 Mar 1867, M322 BOYD, John W. et al, Greenville, City Lot 5, from LAWSON, W.S., r/f 17 Oct 1867, M531 BOYD, John D., Mid. 9th Dist., LL110, from COOK, James M. sheriff, r/f 8 Feb 1869, M592 BOYD, Milton, 9th Dist., LL111, from GRIFFIN, F.F., et al, r/f 27 Apr 1869, N38 (Lein) BOYD, Milton, 9th Dist., LL111, from LOVEJOY, A.R., et al, r/f 27 Apr 1869, N38 BOYD, J.W., Greenville 8th Dist., Store Lot, from ADAIR, W.H.P., Admr, r/f 21 Nov 1871, N436 BOYD, John W., Greenville, City Lot 8, from RENDER, Sarah, r/f 21 Dec 1871, N438 BOYD, M.C., Upper 9th Dist., LL97, 50 ac, from BOYD, Frederick, r/f 25 may 1875, O-207 BOYD, McDuffie C., 9th Dist., LL271, 101.25 ac, from BOYD, Robert H., r/f 7 Dec 1885, V278 BOYD, William H.B., Upper 9th Dist., LL271, from BOYD, Robert H., r/f 7 Dec 1885, V276 (Date of instrument was 25 Aug 1849) BOYD, R.H., Upper 9th Dist., LL271, 101.25 ac, from BOYD, W.H., r/f 7 dec 1885, V277 BOYD, Joseph D., Upper 9th Dist., LL9, 1280 ac, from EDGE, W.R., r/f 17 Feb 1892, X666 (Date of instrument was 21 Oct 1873) Here the books change from letters to numbers) BOYD, Douglas & Joseph D. Jr., (no lot or dist), 810 ac, from BOYD, Emily, et al, , r/f 21 Mar 1898, 3-148 BOYD, Douglas & Joseph D. Jr., 810 ac (no dist or LL), from Mangham Ora B. & Olive B., et al, r/f 21 Mar 1898, 3-148 BOYD, Douglas & Joseph D. Jr, Upper 9th Dist., 1000 ac, from City National Bank of Griffin, r/f 5 May 1898, 3-168 BOYD, Douglas, from Edge, Wm R., Admr., r/f 2 Jan 1900, 2-643 BOYD, Douglas, Upper 9th Dist., 840 ac, from Edge, Wm. R., Admr, r/f 2 Jan 1900, 2-642 BOYD, Douglas, 810 ac, from BOYD, Joseph David, r/f 2 Jan 1900, 3-441 BOYD, J.W., 2nd Dist., LL181, 202.5 ac, from GODWIN, W.H., r/f 19 July 1923, 19-264 All remaining deeds for Boyds are after 1927 and none are in the 9th District ... so I stopped looking. Mine were gone by 1860, having moved to Carroll County, but apparently some still owned land there up until the late 1800s. I believe the Boyd/Edge transactions involve Carroll County Boyds. -- JK

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Yes, any donation is accepted. His project won't be finished for months, so this is an ongoing thing. And he doesn't want to admit he has the genealogy bug, but he likes cems and taking pictures! Pray he won't forget genealogy when he finishes college or the military! Ken Johnson is the Coweta Cordinator for the GAGenweb send any donations to: Ken & cc to me [email protected] [email protected] Thanks, Andrew and Dianne Wood __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com

Dianne, Hi. I have some tombstone pictures from Carroll county and Douglas county. I don't have them scanned yet, but I'd be willing to scan what I have and send them to you for the project. I'll have to dig them out of my files, and I won't have time to do so until after the weekend, so if your son can wait a week or so, I'll be more than happy to share. Judy Campbell At 07:47 AM 8/28/03 -0700, you wrote: >I am Dianne Wood from Coweta County GA. >My son is attempting to complete his Eagle project for boy scouts. >He is taking pictures of every church in Coweta Co, and becuase >I know all the backroads for 5 counties around, >is doing some other counties too. >We asked for and received freespace from Rootsweb. > >Ken Johnson from the gagenweb has graciously and >thankfully agreed to help me (he's doing it cause I couldn't) >put the photos on the website, and upload files. > >If you have any pictures of churches, wide angle of >cemeteries, or any tombstones you would like to >donate he would be most appreciative. (you receive credit). > >He has also taken pictures of barns, houses, and such. >And hopefully we can incorporate these into the site. > >Thanks in advance! >dianne wood >[email protected] > >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~southwestcentralga/ > >__________________________________ >Do you Yahoo!? >Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software >http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com > > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, >go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

I am Dianne Wood from Coweta County GA. My son is attempting to complete his Eagle project for boy scouts. He is taking pictures of every church in Coweta Co, and becuase I know all the backroads for 5 counties around, is doing some other counties too. We asked for and received freespace from Rootsweb. Ken Johnson from the gagenweb has graciously and thankfully agreed to help me (he's doing it cause I couldn't) put the photos on the website, and upload files. If you have any pictures of churches, wide angle of cemeteries, or any tombstones you would like to donate he would be most appreciative. (you receive credit). He has also taken pictures of barns, houses, and such. And hopefully we can incorporate these into the site. Thanks in advance! dianne wood [email protected] http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~southwestcentralga/ __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com

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Coweta-Paulding-Carroll County GaArchives Military Records.....Confederate Widow's Pension Application December 15 1900 Civilwar - Pension Co. C, 34th Regiment GA Volunteers ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Chris Karr [email protected] August 24, 2003, 4:57 pm 1. Affidavit to be Made by the Widow State of Georgia County of Paulding In person came before me, the undersigned Ordinary in and for the County of Paulding, Mrs. S.J. KARR, who, being sworn according to law, says under oath that she is the widow of G.B. Karr who as a soldier in the service of the Confederate States or Georgia State troops, and served as a member of Company C of the 34 Regiment of Ga Volunteers, that he enlisted in said service on or about the 13 day of May, 1862 and was in the Army up to May 1865. That while in the Army, he was on the 1 day of August, 1863. He died in Jan. 1899 on the 27th day. The effects of Injury occurred while in Service, in August 1863. He had started to his Command and at the R.R. Crossing at Powell Station in Coweta Co., Ga, he was struck by the Engine and badly hurt. His right arm was broken. His skull was fractured from which injury he never really recovered. He went back to his command but was never able to do but litle Service. He complained al the time of his heart. Was never able to do but little labor of any kind and I am satisfied that the injury he received was the cause of his death. Deponent further swears that she was the wife of said deceased soldier during his term of service in the Army, and that she has never married since his death; that she became his wife on the 12th day of Jan 1854 and that she was born in the State of Ga and since said date she has not lived in any other State or locality. Deponent, as the widow of said deceased soldier husband applies for the pension provided by Act of General Assembly of Georgia, approved December 23rd, 1890, for the pension year ending February 15th, 1898, and herewith tenders the proof of her right to receive the pension granted by said Act. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 21st day of Dec. 1899, F.P. Henderson Post Office Ordinary. Signed, S.J. Karr (Her mark). 2.Power of Attorney, State of Georgia, Paulding County I, Mrs. S.J. Karr hereby authorize R.A. Chiles, Ordy. of Paulding Co., to receive and receipt for the pension allowed and request that he remit same to me at Dallas, Ga. By hand. Witness my hand and seal this 28th day of July 1902. Executed in presence of R.A. Chiles, Ordy. Mrs. S.J. Karr (her mark). 3. Certificate of Ordinary of the County of Applicant's Residence State of Georgia, County of Carroll. I, S.J. Brown, Ordinary in and for said County of Carroll, State of Georgia, hereby certify that I am acquainted with Mrs. S.J. Karr, the applicant for a pension in this case, and know from my own knowledge (or from positive proof presented to me by reputable witnesses)that she resides in this County, and that she has resided in the State of Georgia continuously and has not lived out of the state. I also certify that the witnesses, to wit: Jasper Williams, W.F. Couch and W.B. Caldwell, whose testimony she presents to sustain her claim, are know to me to be truthful witnesses, entitled to full faith and credit as such, and that the full text of the affidavit was read to and understood by them before same was signed. I am fully satisfied that this claim is made in good faith, and I have caused the applicant and the witnesses to read or hear read, the proofs they sign. In Witness Whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed this seal of my office, this 4th day of Sept. 1902. S.J. Brown, Ordinary. 4. Statement of three Witnesses: Wm. B. Caldwell and W.F. Couch said, under oath and from their own personal knowledge that: "Mrs. Sarah Jane Karr, now a resident of the County of Paulding, State of Georgia, is the widow of G.B. Karr, who was a soldier in Company C of the 34th Regiment of Georgia Volunteers." They stated that they did not know, personally, the cause of death of said, Green B. Karr, "but the reports and rumors in the Settlement was that he died from effects of hurt rec'd. while in the Service - Said hurt being caused by accident being on his return to the Army was hurt by being run into by train at Powell's Station, causing loss of the use of one arm and seriously injuring his head to such an extent that his mind has been impaired ever since, also his physical health, rendering him unable to do full manual labor up to time of his death." 5. Affidavit of Mrs. Sallie McGee: I reside at Powellville, Coweta County, Georgia, and was well acquainted with Mr. Green B. Karr during his lifetime. During the war, I know he was a soldier and had been to the army of the Confederacy and had come home on furlough. He lived near Powellville and was there to get on the train to return to his command when his furlough was out. When the train came on which he was to start back to the Confederate Army, he was hurt by the train. He attempted to pass in front of the engine before the train stopped, and was struck and hurt in his head. He was carried into my house and I saw him. Before the wound was dressed, Mrs. S.J. Karr, his wife, carried him home. Above affidavit sworn to and subscribed before Orlando McClendon, Ordinary, Coweta County, Ga. 6. State of Georgia, Paulding County: Personally came before me, F.P. Hudson, Ordinary of said County, Wm. H. Beall and W.O. Hitchcock, both known to me as reputable Physicians of said county who, being severally sworn, say on oath, that they have carefully examined Green B. Karr, deceased, and that said Karr was woundedby crushing in of his skull, the indenture being about two and one fourth inches long which pressed directly down on anterior portion of brain; the same rendering him incapable of any business, his mind being permanently injured, and he had hernia of right side which was permanent and disabled him for life and caused his death, which occurred Jan. 27th, 1899. The said Beall has treated deceased for seven years and was present when he died and states positively that the above injuries were the cause of his death. Sworn to and Subscribed before me February 20th 1900, F.P. Hudson, Ordinary. Signed W.H. Beall,MD W.O. Hitchcock MD. 7. Information included in "Questions for Witnesses": (A)W.F. Couch and W.B. Caldwell resided in Carroll County and had known Sarah J. Karr since 1849. (B)W.B. Caldwell was in the same Company as Green Karr and W.F. Couch was in same Brigade. (C)Green Karr performed regular duty until he was captured in 1864 and sent to prison.(D)Green Karr was captured on Hood's advance into Tennessee. (E)Sarah Jane Karr owned no property except 40 acres of land, the income of same was about $10.00.(F)Sarah Karr's physical condition was bad - unable to earn a support. 8. Information included in "Questions for the Applicant" (A) Mrs. S.J. Karr was 68 years old in February of 1901, born in 1834 in Coweta County. (B) G.B. Karr was born in December of 1833 in Coweta County and she married him in 1851. (C)Since the death of her husband, she had made a living by farming and rental of some property. (D) She owned 40 acres of land, 1 cow, 1 mule and wagon. (e) She returned $215.00 of Real and Personal property in Paulding County in 1899 and 1900. (F) She applied for a pension in 1900 on the Invalid list and in 1901 under the Indigent Widows' list. Both applications were denied - the first because Green lived after his injury and they were considered "affluent" with their 40 acres, and the second becuase she still had the property. 8. Additional Comments: Also included in the attached Pension Application is a copy of the marriage license of Green and Sarah and an affidavit by R.D. Cole, Sr. who stated that he saw their marriage and that the Mrs. S.J. Karr who submitted the Pension Application was the same woman he saw married to Green B. Karr. The second application was filed on July 28, 1902 and Sarah states, under oath, that At the time of his death, as a resident of Paulding County, Ga., under the Invalid Pension Roll of the State of Georgia, Green was allowed a pension of $50.00 per annum. This income stopped at his death and Sarah had to rent some of her property and picked cotton when she could to earn her support. In 1902, she had no income because she could no longer work and was unable to rent the property. One of the witnesses named in her Pension Application, Jasper Williams, was the husband of Green's sister, Rachael Karr Williams. W. F. Couch, I believe, was Sarah's brother. This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/gafiles/ File size: 8.9 Kb

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Carroll County GaArchives Military Records.....Francis Marion "Frank" Skinner September 1901 Civilwar - Pension Co. I 2nd GA State Troops ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Candace Gravelle [email protected] August 17, 2003, 4:32 pm Francis Marion Skinner was a Civil War veteran; enlisting in Company I, 2nd GA.Excerpts from Francis M. Skinner's civil war pension file: September 1901 Application for Civil War Pension of F.M. Skinner, Carroll County, George; served in Co. I 2nd GA State Troops Questions (and answers) for Applicant: F. M. Skinner of said county, desiring to avail himself of the pension act hereby submits his proofs and after being duly sworn makes true answers to the following questions, deposes and answers as follows: 1. What is your name and where do you reside: F.M. Skinner, in Carroll Co., GA; P.O. Corbitt, GA. 2. How long and since when have you been a resident of this state: Resided in GA all my life. 3. When and where were you born? 1825 Dec 10th in Jackson Co. GA. 4. When and where and in what company and regiment did you enlist or serve: Enlisted 1862 in State Troops for 6 months, served 6 months and then reenlisted in Co. I 2nd Reg't GA State Line Troops. 5. How long did you remain in said company and regiment: I was a member of Co. I 2nd GA State Line Troops until the surrender. 6. When and where was your company and regiment surrendered and discharged: 1865 April, partly at Columbus and partly at Macon, GA or near there. 7. Were you present with your company and regiment when it surrendered: No 8. If not present, state specifically and clearly where you were, when you left your command, for what cause and by whose authority: I was in Carroll Co., GA, sent from Ft. Valley on 15 days detail after soldiers absent, and while in said county was captured at Bowdon, GA and paroled by Yankees authority. 9. How much can you earn per annum by your own exertion or labor: Hardly anything. 10. What has been your occupation since 1865: Farming. 11. Upon which of the following grounds do you base your application for pension; viz; age and poverty, infirmity and poverty or blindness and poverty: Infirmity and poverty. 12. If upon the first or second ground, state how long in this condition and that you could not earn your support: Been unable to earn a support about three years. 13. What property, real estate or income do you posess and it's gross value: None except a little household goods, value $25. 14 What property, real or personal did you possess in 1894, 1895, 1896, 1897, 1898 and 1899 and what disposition if any by sale or gift have you made of same: Up to 1900 I was in possession of 50 acres and of a little stock, all under mortgage and I was paid out for supplies to live on. 15. In what County did you reside during those years and what property did you then return for taxation: Carroll County, returned above valued property. 16. How were you supported during the years 1898 and 1899: By supplies obtained by mortgages on what little property I had. 17. How much did your support cost for each of those years and what portion did you contribute thereto by your own labor and income: About $75; contributed nearly nothing. 18. What was your employment during 1898 and 1899 and what pay did you receive in each year: Trying to farm, very little pay. 19. Have you a family, if so, who composes such family; give their means of support; have they a homestead: Yes, myself and wife and three children; have no means of support except their own labor, have no homestead. 20. Are you receiving a pension, if so, what amount and for what disability: Receiving no pension. 21. Have you ever made an application for pension before: No. F. M. Skinner Sworn to and subscribed before S.J. Brown, Ordinary of Carroll County, State of Georgia, this 9th day of September 1901. September 9, 1901 Questions for Witness in support of pension application of F. M. Skinner State of Georgia, County of Carroll J.E.J. Lee, of said state and county, having been presented as a witness in support of the application of F.M. Skinner for pension, after being duly sworn, makes true answers to the following questions, deposes and answers as follows: 1. What is your name and where do you reside: J.E.J. Lee, reside in Carroll County, GA. 2. Are you acquainted with F. M. Skinner the applicant; if so, how long have you known him: Yes, known him ever since 1863. 3. Where does he reside, and how long and since when has he been a resident of this state: In Carroll County, GA.; resided in GA to my knowledge ever since 1863. 4. When, where and in what company and regiment did he enlist and how do you know: In Fall of 1862 in Carroll Co., GA.; Comp. I 2nd GA State Line Troops. 5. Were you a member of the same company and regiment: I was. 6. How long did he perform regular military duty: From enlistment to battle of Jonesboro in Aug 1864 where I was captured and sent to prison. 7. When and where was his company surrendered: I don't know as I was in prison at the time of the surrender. 8. Were you present when it surrendered: I was not. 9. Was applicant present: I don't know, I was in prison. 10. If he was not present, where was he: I don't know 11. What property, effects or income has the applicant: None except a little household goods. I live in 1 1/2 miles of him. 12. What property, effects or income did the applicant possess in 1896, 1897. 1898, 1899 and what disposition, if any, did he make of same: Up to 1899 or 1900 he had a little piece of land and some little stock all of which went to pay his debts. 13. Has he conveyed away any of his property in the last four years, if so, what was it and to whom: Conveyed only what went on his debts. 14. What is the applicant's occupation and his physical condition: Farmer. His physical condition is bad. 15. Is the applicant unable to support himself by labor of any sort, if so, why: He is. On account of age and infirmity. 16. How was he supported during the years 1898 and 1899: By the aid of his family and by supplies rec'd from mortgages on his little property. 17. What portion of his support for these two years was derived from his own labor or income: None from labor, partly from mortgages mentioned. J.E.J. Lee, Witness. Sworn to and subscribed before S.J. Brown, Ordinary, Carroll County, State of Georgia this 9th day of Sept 1901. State of Georgia, County of Carroll September 11, 1911 W. N. Lowrey of said county and state having been presented as a witness in support of the application for pension of F. M. Skinner, who after being duly sworn says: That he has been acquainted with F.M. Skinner since 1863, that he knew him from his enlistment in the military to the surrender; that he was in the same company and regiment, Co. I 2nd GA Reg't State Line Troops. Sworn to before S.J. Brown, Ordinary, Carroll County, GA on Sept 11, 1901. W.N. Lowrey Sept 9, 1901 State of Georgia, County of Carroll B.F. Brown of said county and state having been presented as a witness in support of the application for pension of F.M. Skinner, who after being duly sworn says: That he resides in Carroll County, GA; has known applicant ever since 1863. That he, B.F. Brown was in the same company and regiment as F.M. Skinner while stationed at Camp Rough above Atlanta until the surrender in 1865. He further says that the company was in the Battles at Columbus GA in 1865 about the time of the surrender, some surrendered in Columbus and some in Macon GA. That he, B.F. Brown was sick on furlough in Carroll County, GA; that the applicant was not with the command at the surrender, he was at home on detailed service in Carroll County, GA and was captured by a raid of Yankees, Wilson's Raid, in April 1865, and paroled by them. Witness knows the above facts because he was captured at the same raid and paroled at the same time by the Yankees. B. F. Brown Sept 9, 1901 Affadavit of Physician State of Georgia, Carroll County Personally appeared, W.W. Fitts and W.L. Fitts, both known as reputable physicians of said County, who after being sworn on oath say that they have examined F.M. Skinner and say that his precise physical condition is as follows: Gun shot wound in right foot which interferes with walking; frequent fevers and attacks of Lumbago. He is quite feeble caused from old age. W.W. Fitts, M.D.; W.L. Fitts, M.D. Jan'y 13, 1902 State of Georgia, Carroll County For Applicants Heretofore Allowed Pensions Personally appeared, F.M. Skinner of Carroll County, State of Georgia who being duly sworn says on oath that he is a citizen and resident of said county and state; that he is 76 years old and by occupation a Farmer; that his present physical condition is as follows: Suffering with Rheumatism and severe pains, old age and general debility rendering him unable to earn a support by labor. That his property consists of the following items: No property except household and kitchen furniture, the value of which is $25; that he has heretofore been a resident of Carroll County. F. M. Skinner Sept 1, 1919 State of Georgia, County of Carroll WIdow's Application for Pension under the Amended Act of 1919 Mrs. Mary A. Skinner, Carroll County, Georgia, widow of Frank M. Skinner who served in Co. I 2nd GA State Line; Widow's Affadavit Personally appeared, Mrs. Mary A. Skinner of said County and State, who after being duly sworn, says: That she is the widow of Frank M. Skinner, to whom, in the County of Carroll, State of Georgia, she was married on the 3rd day of January 1875 and that she remained his wife and resided with him to the date of his death on May 22, 1904 and that she has not since his death remarried. That at the time of his death he was on the Indigent Pension Rolls, a resident of Carroll County in said state of Georgia, and paid a pension of $60. per annum. That she is now a resident of Carroll County and that she has so continously resided since the 3rd day of January 1904. Mrs. Mary A. Skinner Affadavit of Witness to Prove Marriage and to Whom and Date of Death of Said Soldier; State of Georgia, County of Carroll September 2, 1919 Personally appeared, W. W. Skinner, known to be a responsible and truthful person, residing in said county who after being duly sworn says, that by his own personal knowledge, Mrs. Mary Ann Skinner who made the foregoing affadavit, is the lawful widow of Frank M. Skinner who died in Carroll County in the State of Georgia on the 12 day of May 1904 and that she has not since remarried. That she became the wife of Frank M. Skinner on the 3rd day of January 1875 and that she and he had resided together as man and wife continuously since 3rd day of Jan. 1875, and that the said Frank M. Skinner was the same man who was on the pension roll from Carroll County when he died. W.W. Skinner *********************************************************************** Submitted by Candace Gravelle August 2003 This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/gafiles/ File size: 11.3 Kb

Carroll County GaArchives Military Records.....Wiley W. Skinner November 6 1912 Civilwar - Pension Co C 56th regiment ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Candace Gravelle [email protected] August 17, 2003, 4:30 pm Civil War pension applicaton of Wiley W. Skinner Skinner, Wyley W. -- Enlisted as a private in Company A, 4th Regiment, Georgia State Troops October 25, 1861. Mustered out April 25, 1862. Enlisted as a private in Company C, 56th Regiment, Georgia Infantry May 10, 1862. Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi July 4, 1863, and paroled there July 15, 1863. Excerpts from Wyley Skinner's civil war pension file: Nov 6, 1912 Application for Soldier's Pension Under Act of 1910 State of Georgia, Carroll County Questions for Applicants' to Answer: W. W. Skinner of said state and county hereby applies for the pension provided by Act of 1910 to Confederate Soldiers and submits his sworn statement with his testimony to make out the same, and being duly sworn makes true answers to the questions, as follows to wit: 1. What is your name and where do you reside: W. W. Skinner, Bowdon, GA. R.5, Carroll County 2. How long and since when have you been a continuous resident citizen of this state: writing not legible 3. Did you enlist in the Army of the Confederate States or of the Organized Militia of this State from 1861 to 1865: I did in both. 4. When and where and in what Company and Regiment did you enlist: May 1862, Bowdon, GA., Co. C. 56th GA Reg't Inf. 5. How long did you remain in the actual Military Service with said Company and Regiment: About 3 years from May 1862 to April 26, 1865. 6. When and where was your Company and Regiment surrendered or discharged from service: April 26, 1865 at Greensboro, N.C. 7. Were you actually present with your Command when it was surrendered or discharged: No. 8. If you were not actually present, state specifically and clearly where you were: I was at home in Carroll County, GA. Where was your command when you left it: Opelika, Ala. When did you leave the Command: About Feb 15, 1865. For what cause did you leave: Granted leave first for 10 days pass to go to my home granted by Lieut. Ragan Commanding Co., and approved by Col. Watkins commanding the brigade at that time. For how long was your leave granted: 10 days at first. Why did you not return to your command after leave expired: Was cut off. In what way were you prevented: Couldn't get to my command. What effort did you make to return: When the 10 days was out, I went to Newnan. Were you captured during the war: Yes. If so when and where, in what prison were you held and when were you released: July 4, 1863 in Vicksburg, Miss. Not sent to prison, was paroled for exchange. 9. What property of every description was owned, in the use, possession and control of yourself and wife and it's cash value on the 4th Nov. 1908: 100 acres of land 16 miles west of Carrollton worth $8. per acre, $800. Two old mules both worth $100., one cow $25., one hog $8., household and kitchen furniture $40., Total $973. Wife has 50 acres adjoining worth $400. 10. What property of any kind have you or your wife disposed of and for what purpose since 4 Nov. 1908: Sold none. One of the mules got killed and the cow died. 11. What property of any description of any kind and of any value now owned and in the use, possession and control of yourself and wife and it's cash value: Same 100 acres of land in #9 worth now $10. per acre, $1000. One mule 23 years old, $50., one old carriage $25., three hogs $15., household and kitchen furniture $40., Acct. Cole Cook, $25., Total $1155. wife has same 50 acres. 12. What annual or monthly income or earnings of yourself or wife and the source derived have you? None except small crops. 13. Are you drawing a pension of any amount from this state or the United States: No. 14. Have you ever applied for the Georgia Pension and had it refused: No. Wyley W. Skinner Sworn to and subscribed before W.J. Mullican, Ordinary of Carroll County, State of Georgia, this 6th day of November 1912. November 18, 1912 State of Georgia, County of Haralson Pension Claim of W.W. Skinner Personally appeared, W.W. Ragan, a citizen of said county who is entitled to full credit and who being duly sworn says: My name is W.W. Ragan. My Post Office is Bremen, GA. I am well acquainted with the applicant, W.W. Skinner. He enlisted in Co. C 56th GA Inf. in Carroll County, GA on or about the 15th of May 1862. He served faithfully in said company and regiment till about Feb 15, 1865. At that time he was given a furlough or leave of absence to go home in Carroll County, GA for 10 days from Opelika, Ala. I was in command of Co. C as a Lieut. and gave him the permit or furlough which was duly approved by the higher officers. This was about Feb 15, 1865. Applicant never returned to his command but his failure to do so was accounted for by his commanding offiers by reason of the fact that at the time of the surrender April 26, 1865 and for some time before, it was impossible for one living at Bowdon, GA or in that vicinity to get to his command in the 56th GA Reg't. Sherman's Army covered the whole country and completely blocked every way out for travel. Applicant's absence from the surrender was considered altogether honorable and no hint of disloyalty was ever lodged against him. I can certify that Mr. Skinner was a true Confederate Soldier. W.W. Ragan. Nov 30, 1912 State of Georgia, County of Carroll Affadavit of Witness as to Service of Applicant: Alfred W. Duke of said State and County is hereby presented as a witness in support of the application of W.W. Skinner for the pension provided by the Act of 1910 in said state and after being duly sworn makes true answers to the questions and answers as follows: 1. What is your name and where do you reside: A.W. Duke, Carrollton, GA. 2. How long and since when have you known W.W. Skinner: Since 1861, 50 years or more. 3. Where does he now reside and since when has he been a continuing resident of tis state and how do you know: Carroll County, GA, 50 years. Have known him well all that time. 4. When, where and in what company and regiment did W.W. Skinner enlist during the war from 1861 to 1865: May 1862, Bowdon, Carroll Co., the 56th GA Inft. I knew him well. 6. How long within your own personal knowledge did he perform actual military service with tis Company and Regiment: A little over three years in Co. C. 56th GA. 7. When and where was his Command surrendered or discharged: At Greensboro, NC. April 26, 1865. 8. Were you personally present at the surrender: Yes, I was at the discharge as above. 9. this line left blank 10. Was the applicant present at the surrender: He was not. 11. If not, where was he and how came him there: At home near Bowdon, GA on furlough. 12. When did he leave his command: About last Feb 1865. Where was his command when he left it: Augusta, I think. For what cause did he leave it: Furloughed. By whose authority did he leave: His officer and command granted leave of 10 days. What effort did he make to return to his command: I don't know personally, but learned that we went to Newnan to report when his time was out and that the officer in charge sent him back home. Was applicant ever captured as a prisoner: Yes, at the Fall of Vicksburg. He was paroled and afterwards exchanged. A. W. Duke Oct 31, 1914 Pension Claim of Wiley W. Skinner Georgia, Carroll County Personally appeared, Jas. T. Barnes, who is a citizen of said county and state and worthy of credit, who being duly sworn, says: My post office is Carrollton, GA. I was a member of the same company with W.W. Skinner. We enlisted and served together from enlistment in 1862 till about March 1865 when he was given a ten days' furlough home. I knew him intimately and well. I was Orderly Sergeant of the Co. at the close. I called the last Roll, at the surrender at Greensboro, NC. April 26, 1865. I know that there was not a truer southern soldier than Wiley Skinner. He was in every important engagement of the regiment from Baker's Creek when he was wounded till he was sent home on ten days furlough about the last of February or the first of March 1865. He was always on hand ready and willing to perform any duty required of him, and was not the man to stand back when danger faced us. I personally knew that Wiley Skinner was not absent without leave, that he was on furlough, and that his absence at the surrender was recognized by his superior officers and comrades as unavoidable, as it was generally conceded that from the current reports in circulation and which were believed to be true, that all kinds of transportation from where his command was in West Georgia had been cut off by the enemy and that the railroads had been torn up by Sherman's Army. I believe he would have joined us if he could. I can't think that one so faithful to the cause of Jeff Davis for three years or more would willfully absent himself at the last. He was never and is not now spoken of as anything but a true Condederate Soldier. J. T. Barnes Oct 31, 1914 Letter to Honorable J. W. Lindsey, Atlanta, Georgia written by G.W. Merrell, Notary Public and J.P. in Carrollton, Georgia, regarding the pension application of Wiley W. Skinner: Dear Judge, I want to ask you to file the enclosed evidence with the papers sent yesterday of Wiley W. Skinner. He came today at 12 'oclock, 15 miles, and brought the Orderly Sergeant of his Company and I took the affadavit from each. I was not in the same service with the applicant but know something of his service. He enlisted in Co. C 56th GA in May 1862. I did too. I know that he was a faithful soldier and in many battles. I was present at the surrender. Wiley Skinner was not, but his Captain and officers said they thought he had good reasons for being absent as they knew he would be there if he could, and that they thought that he had been cut off as many others were. I know that his failure to return was recognized as entirely honorable and he was such a good soldier. I think I know that he ought to get a pension. The word came to the company that he went to Newnan to come to us and that he couldn't get transportation as the railroad had been torn up between there and North Carolina where our regiment was. He was present a short time before the surrender. He was given a short furlough, perhaps six or eight weeks before. I am returning herewith W.W. Skinner's application and proofs. I think, with the affadavit of his old comrade A.W. Duke the defects requiring amendment are cured. In the first place, applicant was not absent without leave. He was at home on furlough but it had expired, just a short time before the surrender. He reported to the nearest post, Newnan. The officer in command Col. Griffin whom I have been unable to locate, kept him two weeks, trying to get him transportation, and then sent him home and told him to report to a Lieutenant which he did. This Lieutenant gave him no orders, simply told him to wait til he went back and could go back with him and his squad. The Lieutenant and his squad were captured by the Yankees . This fact goes to show that while he was making every effort to get back, he was cut off from his command by the actual presence of the enemy. Besides this fact, the affadavit of Lieutenant W.W. Ragan shows that he was in command of the company at surrender; that Skinner had a furlough duly approved; that Skinner was a faithful soldier; that his failure to return was accounted for by his commanding officers because for some time before, it was impossible for one living where he did to get to his command because of Sherman's Army covering the whole country, and completely blockaded every route of travel. The applicant's absence was considered entirely honorable. I can certify that Mr. Skinner was a true Confederate soldier. All of his witnesses have sworn to the same, and that no hint of shirking duty was ever made against him. Now, if his commanding officer and his comrades say he was all right, ought that not be sufficient, in the absence of any counter charges or evidence to the contrary. I think and I believe you do, that every presumption should be in favor of the soldier who shows faithful allegience and service for the length of time this man did, and if there is a doubt about it, he should have the benefit of it, the same as a ??? who is charged with robbing a hen roost, don't you? From the objection on the application, it seems that a mistake was made, for W.W Skinner, the applicant, was not a deserter. J.E. Fletcher was at home sick on furlough. A.A. Widener was at home wounded on furlough. Lieut. W.W. Ragan was at the surrender A.W. Duke was present at the surrender Most of them are on the Pension Rolls. I know every one of them well, and know them all to be good men. Pardon me for writing so much. I will rest assured in my own mind that you will do right, and that you will weigh the matter well. Your friend, G.W. Merrell. ************************************************************ Submitted by Candace GravelleAugust 2003 This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/gafiles/ File size: 13.5 Kb

Carroll County GaArchives Photo person.....William Karr and Lucy Blair ca 1896 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Chris Karr [email protected] August 14, 2003, 8:50 pm Source: Chris Karr's Photo Collection Photo can be seen at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/carroll/photos/ph187williamk.jpg Image file size: 29.0 Kb William Ivey Karr and Lucy Lorena Blair - Photo taken around the time of their marriage on March 1, 1896 near Villa Rica, GA. Additional Comments: William Karr, b. 19 July 1873, d. 11 June 1956, was the son of Green B. Karr and Sarah Jane Couch of Coweta County, GA. Lucy, b. 08 February 1880, d. 18 September 1916, was said to be the daughter of Fuller J. Blair and Mary Jane Karr of Carroll County. This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/gafiles/ File size: 1.0 Kb

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