Where is St.Andrews Cemetery located? thank you [email protected] wrote: > Hi, > > Thank you for your most kind offer. > > Could you please check on the names THOMAS and TYSON / TISON... > > Thank you very much, > > Ann > [email protected] > > ============================== > Search more than 150 million free records at RootsWeb! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/

Samuel Miller was born in SC about 1722; his father was reputed to have come from the Islands to SC. Jim

Jim, Are your Millers connected to mine? My Andrew and Samuel were born in or near York PA, and migrated to Savannah between 1847 & 1851. Philadelphia is not very far from York. I also have another Miller line from Philadelphia. Susan Marshall [email protected]

It took 7 years, but I finally made contact with a cousin from the Miller Bond Grant branch of the family. As luck would have it, he has the Grant Family Bible, and I was able to fill-in many blank spaces for lots of kin from Savannah and Philadelphia. I also learned of plantations and such I didnt know existed. Miller's obituary indicates that he graduated West Point and was involved in the construction of Savannah's Civil War fortifications and the pontoon bridge the troops used to evacuate Savannah by. In the 1870s he was an engineer on the James Eads St.Louis Bridge, then returned to Savannah. Venables Bond's fate has been an old mystery, but the Bible records that he died at Savannah 19 October 1819. His wife, Nancy Ann Miller, died at Savannah 28 July 1828. Searching for a missing 3rd great grandfather, Alexander Turner, I may have found him in the Macon area circa 1815, where his estate was being adinistered by son, Joseph and a daughter? with the last name of Cowart. Jim Johnson

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English Crown Grants in St Andrew Parish in Georgia Delegal, David 54 acres in St. Andrew Parish Granted on November 5, 1771 Grant Book H, page 61 54 acres bounded on the northwest by salt marsh, east by John Jones and south by John Barber. Delegall, David 300 acres in St. Andrew Parish Granted on December 3, 1771 Grant Book I, page 472 300 acres bounded on the west by South Newport River, south by Roderick McIntosh, east by salt marsh, north by Barber and lands said to belong to Roderick McIntosh ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2001 8:21 PM Subject: Re: [GACHATHAM] St Andrews Cemetery > Susie > I would appreciate it if you would keep an eye out for any Robertson or > Stanley. The name DeLeGal that caught your eye -- they were in north Florida > very early, starting out first (I think) around St Augustine and later moving > inland. The name is also found De Legal, and later evolved into the name > Delegal. Not my line, but if anyone is looking, many are still in Suwannee > Co, FL today. > Thanks, > Alcyone > [email protected] > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > >

<A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/rduggan2/73-r.txt">Cone descendants</A> from Google..............good luck.

Rich and Gerald, What years/century did Wm. Cone live? I have been trying to find out something about a Mary CONE who md. my ancestor, Samuel PAVEY. He was born about 1710. (This information is "family tradition" ... no documentation.) It could be that one of his brothers (Joseph Pavey/Pevey) was hired by Oglethorpe as a Ranger/Victualler in Savannah & Augusta in the 1730's. Thanks. Marsha IL -----Original Message----- From: Rich Welch [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 5:52 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GACHATHAM] WILLIAM CONE Greetings I have located William Cone's burial place. It is in a Rifle Club Range near the William Cone Bridge in Bulloch County. It does not photograph well, as it is overgrown and in a very shady treed area. But I do have photos, I have never tried to scan them. I have the CONE Family in America by Wm Whitney Cone. He does not clear up the parentage of William. Our work is cut out for us on this one. Rich in TAMPA

Greetings I have located William Cone's burial place. It is in a Rifle Club Range near the William Cone Bridge in Bulloch County. It does not photograph well, as it is overgrown and in a very shady treed area. But I do have photos, I have never tried to scan them. I have the CONE Family in America by Wm Whitney Cone. He does not clear up the parentage of William. Our work is cut out for us on this one. Rich in TAMPA R. W. Welch - Tampa FL USA - 27.5n Long 82.3w Lat 14.3 Elev SOL 3 - Virgo Cluster - The Milky Way Galaxy ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 5:34 PM Subject: Re: [GACHATHAM] cone,hagan robbins,barber,knight,townsend,sheppard. > In a message dated 3/19/01 7:13:22 AM Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > << Subj: [GACHATHAM] cone,hagan robbins,barber,knight,townsend,sheppard. > Date: 3/19/01 7:13:22 AM Eastern Standard Time > From: [email protected] > Reply-to: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > Hi Looking for any one with ties to these names .I have William Cone who > married Keshia Barber,I found a web site that went back further than the > info > i have on william ,but cant find it again all i have is William born in Conn > and then removed to NC. and married Keshia In NC. or CN. They then removed > to > GA. were William Sat on The first Grand Jury they then had sevral kids one > which i belive to be arron he begat a peter Cone who never married and was > non the Bulloch County Legeslature for 22 years in a row. I also have some > info on The Hagans ,Agnes Cone Married William Lane Hagan,They had Twins > Lilla, And Lila ,Lila marriede Julius Talmadge Robbins From Pooler Ga. If > you > see somthing familure please email me back. sure would like to find more > babout all the above mentioned last names. > > Gerald K > Tuttle Jr > >> > > Gerald - ry a lookup on GOOGLE search engine. This is fairly new and the > best search engine I have used before. > > http://www.google.com/search > > Judy Canant > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >

Susie - Thanks for offering to do lookups! We appreciate it greatly. Searching for CAVANAUGH, EGAN, MCINTOSH or GORRIE. Shannon ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elf" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2001 10:38 AM Subject: [GACHATHAM] St Andrews Cemetery > Savannah was divided into Parish's. St. Phillips, St. Johns, St Andrews. > > I have several cemeteries of the area St Andrews, cataloged. > I am now working on the St Andrews Church cemetery. It will probably > take me forever to do! Very large. > The cemetery was began as a private burial ground for family of Thomas > Spalding... I think around 1817, I will have to recheck that. The > cemetery was later given to the St Andrews church, and is full of > history, names. A lot of the Planters had homes in both McIntosh up to > Savannah. I have already ran across several burials that list place of > death as Savannah, but buried in St Andrews. > Who was looking for WYLLY's??? Was it someone on this list? > I have a Alexander W. WYLLY b 2/20/1801 d 7/13/1872 Confederate Veteran, > > and Elizabeth S. WYLLY (wife) b 3/25/1806 d 3/30/1876 > Other WYLLY's also... so far. > Here are a couple of others I have that caught my attention... > I have also ran across a very different surname. "DeLeGal". I had > never heard of this name before. It caught my eye. > There is a Jane HILTON b in Lancashire England 6/6/1802 d 4/26/1866 > married to Thomas HILTON b 11/17/1797... > Dr. James HOLMES b Sunbury GA 11/29/1804 d 8/26/1883 Confederate > Veteran. > Laban M. SMITH b 9/12/1797 d 10/1/1883 & wife Lavinia T. CLARK Smith b > 12/2/1819 d 3/27/1865. > It will be quite some time before I finish this cemetery. > If you have a name you want me to look on what I have so far, let me > know. > Susie > > > > ============================== > Search more than 150 million free records at RootsWeb! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/ > >

In a message dated 3/19/01 7:13:22 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Subj: [GACHATHAM] cone,hagan robbins,barber,knight,townsend,sheppard. Date: 3/19/01 7:13:22 AM Eastern Standard Time From: [email protected] Reply-to: [email protected] To: [email protected] Hi Looking for any one with ties to these names .I have William Cone who married Keshia Barber,I found a web site that went back further than the info i have on william ,but cant find it again all i have is William born in Conn and then removed to NC. and married Keshia In NC. or CN. They then removed to GA. were William Sat on The first Grand Jury they then had sevral kids one which i belive to be arron he begat a peter Cone who never married and was non the Bulloch County Legeslature for 22 years in a row. I also have some info on The Hagans ,Agnes Cone Married William Lane Hagan,They had Twins Lilla, And Lila ,Lila marriede Julius Talmadge Robbins From Pooler Ga. If you see somthing familure please email me back. sure would like to find more babout all the above mentioned last names. Gerald K Tuttle Jr >> Gerald - ry a lookup on GOOGLE search engine. This is fairly new and the best search engine I have used before. http://www.google.com/search Judy Canant

Hi..... I have lived in Thunderbolt, Ga. all my life and remember a Rev. Shelley who was pastor of St. Lukes Lutheran Church on Mechanics Avenue in Thunderbolt for fifteen years. He died on February 14th of 1946 in the parsonage next door to the church. I remember seeing him that night through the screen door sitting in a chair and the next day we found out that he had a heart attack and died. Joe Wilharm, Thunderbolt......

Would you mind checking for any members of the FLEETWOOD family? Thanks a million! Nancy Fleetwood Miller ----- Original Message ----- From: "Elf" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2001 10:38 AM Subject: [GACHATHAM] St Andrews Cemetery > Savannah was divided into Parish's. St. Phillips, St. Johns, St Andrews. > > I have several cemeteries of the area St Andrews, cataloged. > I am now working on the St Andrews Church cemetery. It will probably > take me forever to do! Very large. > The cemetery was began as a private burial ground for family of Thomas > Spalding... I think around 1817, I will have to recheck that. The > cemetery was later given to the St Andrews church, and is full of > history, names. A lot of the Planters had homes in both McIntosh up to > Savannah. I have already ran across several burials that list place of > death as Savannah, but buried in St Andrews. > Who was looking for WYLLY's??? Was it someone on this list? > I have a Alexander W. WYLLY b 2/20/1801 d 7/13/1872 Confederate Veteran, > > and Elizabeth S. WYLLY (wife) b 3/25/1806 d 3/30/1876 > Other WYLLY's also... so far. > Here are a couple of others I have that caught my attention... > I have also ran across a very different surname. "DeLeGal". I had > never heard of this name before. It caught my eye. > There is a Jane HILTON b in Lancashire England 6/6/1802 d 4/26/1866 > married to Thomas HILTON b 11/17/1797... > Dr. James HOLMES b Sunbury GA 11/29/1804 d 8/26/1883 Confederate > Veteran. > Laban M. SMITH b 9/12/1797 d 10/1/1883 & wife Lavinia T. CLARK Smith b > 12/2/1819 d 3/27/1865. > It will be quite some time before I finish this cemetery. > If you have a name you want me to look on what I have so far, let me > know. > Susie > > > > ============================== > Search more than 150 million free records at RootsWeb! > http://searches.rootsweb.com/ >

I have a copy of a Diary written by an Uncle - George Pournelle, who was a ME Minister and wrote the Diary at the request of his Bishop. He gave the name of his father as John. He never called his mother by name, but she was received into the Church at a town outside of Baltimore. Hhe gave the names of his 2 brothers: John and William. The son John was born ca. 1797 in Baldwin Co., GA per the 1860 Census of Chatham Co. George b. 1801 NY and Wm. (my direct) b. 1803 Long Island , NY. The diary said his father died in the Late War with the British (War of 1812) died near the end of the War (I guess 1815) at Camp Jax. The family was living in Savannah at that time, later they removed to Sandersville, Wash. Co., GA. Do you suppose Camp Jax is Fort Jackson. I have never been able to find a reference to his death. Any reference to his death would be greatly appreciated. I have looked in books listing the soldiers in War of 1812 - he was not listed. Thanks, Mary

Hi Looking for any one with ties to these names .I have William Cone who married Keshia Barber,I found a web site that went back further than the info i have on william ,but cant find it again all i have is William born in Conn and then removed to NC. and married Keshia In NC. or CN. They then removed to GA. were William Sat on The first Grand Jury they then had sevral kids one which i belive to be arron he begat a peter Cone who never married and was non the Bulloch County Legeslature for 22 years in a row. I also have some info on The Hagans ,Agnes Cone Married William Lane Hagan,They had Twins Lilla, And Lila ,Lila marriede Julius Talmadge Robbins From Pooler Ga. If you see somthing familure please email me back. sure would like to find more babout all the above mentioned last names. Gerald K Tuttle Jr

The Public Library on Bull Street has both, as well as the Georgia Historical Society. The Bull Street location is easier to use as they have more microfilm readers and "elbow room" in which to work.

The Ice House is closed, but there's a zillion others.

My aunt and uncle have lived in Charleston since the late 40's I believe. I think the name of a place they brought me once was called, The Ice House. I am not sure of name. But really good food. Line went around building with people waiting to get in! Susie [email protected] wrote: > Cheryl' > Here is a link to River's Ends web page: <A > HREF="http://www.theriversend.com/">The River's End</A> Icouldn't find one on > Williams' Seafood. > > After you finish in Savannah, come on up to Charleston for some real > histrical research and some real dining. > > Jerry B. > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2

In a message dated 3/17/01 5:43:44 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Do you know where I could see the old copies (or microfilm) of the > newspapers? That is something I am really interested in doing. > > Also I would love to find some city directories from the 20's. Any > thoughts > on those. > > The historical society has both. The directories start about 1858. Mary Ellen

Yes, go to the main library on Bull Street. Good luck with your search. Mary Ellen, ps. also go to the Ga. Historical Society on Drayton St.