Don't forget TUBBY'S in Thunderbolt. They had was excellent last year. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2001 4:10 PM Subject: Re: [GACHATHAM] Research Facilites in Savannah > Williams Seafood, going out toward Tybee, is also a winner.

Hello Savannah - HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY! A Native of Savannah Living in CA Maureen

March 14, 2001 Just wanted to send a note letting you know that I finally got a death certificate today for Helen Lufburrow Waldrep (1888-1978) and it shows that her parents were Orlando Lufburrow and Mary Muller. There's much more to learn about this, but at least I've passed that hurdle. I still suspect Orlando is buried near his father at the Laurel Grove Cemetery, but have no idea when or where Mary Muller died. Take care, Jim DuPlessis, Camden, S.C. March 9, 2001 Thanks to all of you for information received so far on the search for the father of Helen Lufburrow (1888-1978). Again, as she told it, her father was a older, wealthy Lufburrow in Savannah who died before or soon after her birth Oct. 1, 1888 there. I think the answer may lie in the Laurel Grove Cemetery on Savannah's westside. A photo of a large crypt there (shown at www. SavannahGeorgia.org) shows the inscription: "MATTHEW M. LUFBURROW/ 1787-1865 / BORN MONMOUTH COUNTY,  N.J. / MARY GREGORY LUFBURROW / 1796-1886 / BORN GOLDSBORO, N.C." It appears to be in a walled area that probably contains graves of other family members. My guess is that my wife's great-grandfather is the son of Matthew who died in 1888 and that he was probably buried near his father. I will be away this weekend, so I've I'm slow in replying to email, please understand. Thanks again, Jim

In a message dated 3/13/01 1:58:49 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Thank you Judy, for this information on the CONE family. Little by little the families seem to come together, thanks to those who are willing to share. Maureen >> You are welcome, Maureen. Judy

This is surely my line of william cone of PeeDee River and Kessha his wife. My line starts at Agnes Cone who Married William Lane Hagan his second Marraige .They had nine kids One of who was lila hagan and she married Julius Talmadge Robbins from Pooler georgia, And their daughter Grace Robbins Married Elikins Mason Howard and they begat my MomSally Howard . sure would like to get some info on Julius and his faimly .I have a bit on Cone's And Hagan, But nothing on Robbins other than where Julius is burried. His daughter Evalynn Robbins (KIENE) will be laid to rest with him at Bonaventure cemetery on april 14 (her Ashes That is) she passed this past week.I hope to make the Funeral. If any body has info on any of the names mentioned please resapond . Thanks for your time

In a message dated 3/13/01 1:18:35 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Is anyone familiar with this CONE family? They lived in Effingham Co. GA. -------- Descendants of Aaron Jackson Cone >> Yes - I have his ancestry in my file. This is from the research of:Screven Co History, Dixon Hollingsworth, Editor, p 81; The Sylvania Telephone, June 19, 1975; Huxford's Pioneers of Wiregrass, Second name of Henry from Patricia C CONE [email protected], John Robert Peavy has these lines, also (Huxford's Pioneers of Wiregrass GA, pp 64-67, Vol V p 73.). Only the Direct Descendants of William Henry Cone, II, RS Capt (siblings and their families not included in this.) 1 William Henry CONE, II, RS Capt b: Bet. 1745 - 1755 in Upper Pee Dee River, Montgomery, NC- to Bulloch Co Ga (then Effingham) 1785 d: June 24, 1816 in Bulloch Co, Ga b at Ivanhoe in Bulloch Co near Hubert commun. on Hwy 119 .+Keziah BARBER b: October 16, 1750 in NC m: 1765 in Bulloch Co, GA or NC d: 1811 in Camden Co, SC (GA??) Father: William Barber, RS .2 Aaron CONE b: October 31, 1766 in NC - moved with parents to Cheraw Dist, SC 1779, thence to Effingham Co, GA d: June 06, 1835 in Bulloch Co, GA or NC (Bulloch Co was cut out of Effingham 1796) ....+Susannah MARLOW b: February 02, 1770 in SC - of Effingham Co, and Screven Co, GA m: 1788 in GA d: 1818 in Bulloch Co, GA or NC Father: Robert Marlow, RS Mother: Ann ....3 Barber CONE b: January 10, 1803 d: March 16, 1886 .......+Eliza SLATER b: 1805 m: December 20, 1832 in (Dec 3??) .......4 Aaron Jackson CONE b: 1834 d: April 14, 1906 ===============================================

In a message dated 3/13/01 12:49:43 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Gerald, My father's cousin, Caroline Marshall is married to Thomas Cone. They live in FL. Are they part of your research? In a message dated 3/13/01 12:17:54 PM, [email protected] writes: >> Susan, which CONE family do you have? My husband comes from the line of John CONE, Sr, below. These CONEs are quite confusing, as there was another set of John CONEs in the same place who apparently are not kin to ours. Here is a 2 generation outline of our CONE family, from John Sr. Judy Canant Descendants of John Cone, Sr 1 John CONE, Sr b: Abt. 1750 in ? in SC 1787 d: April 27, 1801 in Barnwell Dist, SC (died intestate) .+Rachel COLDING b: Unknown (her Bro and husband "deserted" (were absent ) together for a few days in the Rev. War - probably taking a rest ;-) were there other children?? I don't know. d: Aft. 1790 in SC - she was living in Orangeburgh Dist in 1790 Census Father: Blanchard Colding, Sr Mother: Temperence .2 John CONE, Jr b: 1774 in SC? d: 1824 in (bef 1825??) Barnwell Dist, SC ....+Amy COLDING b: Bet. 1788 - 1790 in SC d: Aft. 1850 in Barnwell Dist, SC Father: Henry Colding, Husb Of Jennett Mother: Jennett Bryan .2 Sarah CONE b: October 16, 1780 in SC d: February 20, 1857 in Allendale Co, SC - b Humphreys Burial Ground (now Brunson-Smart Cemetery) off S Bluff Rd ....+John Conyers HUMPHREYS b: April 19, 1772 in SC Was in 1810 census Barnwell Co, Sc m: Bef. 1801 in all children born at Milbury Grove, SC d: September 26, 1817 in near Milbury Grove, Allendale Co, SC - saw grave off of Bluff Rd, 11-1996 Father: Joseph William Humphreys, Capt RS Mother: Esther Conyers (Their daughter Sarah Asenath HUMPHREYS married Lewis Martin Luther BRYAN (he was known as Martin L Bryan) and they lived in Screven Co on Brier Creek. They were my husband's gr-gr-grandparents.

Gerald, My father's cousin, Caroline Marshall is married to Thomas Cone. They live in FL. Are they part of your research? In a message dated 3/13/01 12:17:54 PM, [email protected] writes: >researching the names ,Hagan Robbins, Cone >,Shefieild, Barber,Knight,and a few more .I am trying to find info on The > >Robbins First I Have info on Cones And Hagan

Hi Iam new to list, I am researching the names ,Hagan Robbins, Cone ,Shefieild, Barber,Knight,and a few more .I am trying to find info on The Robbins First I Have info on Cones And Hagan. But nothing on Robbins ,His Name was Julius Talmadge Robbins .I Understand he died in 1938 and is burried in the Bonaventure cemetery. I would like to find out who and what his faimly did, I Know a couple of his brothers are at the cemetery in a milatery plot , I think There names were Jessie and John also there were some other siblings ,His father was Geoge C Robbins and his Mother was Julia Robbins (?) They were suppose to be from Pooler GA.My Greataunt will be layed to rest next to julius this april 14 ,her ashes will be burried next to julius Talmadge . If any body Regagnizes any of these names please email me . Gerald K Tuttle JR

Thank you Judy, for this information on the CONE family. Little by little the families seem to come together, thanks to those who are willing to share. Maureen ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 10:32 AM > Yes - I have his ancestry in my file. This is from the research of:Screven > Co History, Dixon Hollingsworth, Editor, p 81; The Sylvania Telephone, June > 19, 1975; Huxford's Pioneers of Wiregrass, Second name of Henry from Patricia > C CONE [email protected], John Robert Peavy has these lines, also > (Huxford's Pioneers of Wiregrass GA, pp 64-67, Vol V p 73.). > > > Only the Direct Descendants of William Henry Cone, II, RS Capt (siblings and > their families not included in this.) > > 1 William Henry CONE, II, RS Capt b: Bet. 1745 - 1755 in Upper Pee Dee > River, Montgomery, NC- to Bulloch Co Ga (then Effingham) 1785 d: June > 24, 1816 in Bulloch Co, Ga b at Ivanhoe in Bulloch Co near Hubert commun. on > Hwy 119 > .+Keziah BARBER b: October 16, 1750 in NC m: 1765 in Bulloch Co, GA or NC > d: 1811 in Camden Co, SC (GA??) Father: William Barber, RS > .2 Aaron CONE b: October 31, 1766 in NC - moved with parents to Cheraw > Dist, SC 1779, thence to Effingham Co, GA d: June 06, 1835 in Bulloch > Co, GA or NC (Bulloch Co was cut out of Effingham 1796) > ....+Susannah MARLOW b: February 02, 1770 in SC - of Effingham Co, and > Screven Co, GA m: 1788 in GA d: 1818 in Bulloch Co, GA or NC > Father: Robert Marlow, RS Mother: Ann > ....3 Barber CONE b: January 10, 1803 d: March 16, 1886 > .......+Eliza SLATER b: 1805 m: December 20, 1832 in (Dec 3??) > .......4 Aaron Jackson CONE b: 1834 d: April 14, 1906 > =============================================== > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! >

Is anyone familiar with this CONE family? They lived in Effingham Co. GA. -------- Descendants of Aaron Jackson Cone 1 Aaron Jackson Cone . +Altosso Theresa (Teresy) Brannen ..... 2 Sarah Eliza Beulah Cone b: 26 October 1863 d: 22 September 1950 ......... +William Henry Tullis b: 10 June 1855 m: 10 March 1895 d: 17 August 1910 ............ 3 Henry Butler Tullis b: 24 January 1896 d: 23 May 1896 ............ 3 Nellie Ivandene Tullis b: 28 November 1897 d: 1977 ................ +Clinton Walter Trowell m: 29 September 1920 ............ 3 Herman Judson Tullis b: 11 November 1903 d: 23 October 1952 ................ +Louis Kerr m: 28 December 1932 ............ 3 Willie Eliza Tullis b: Abt. 1907 d: 1944 ................ +Joseph Brice b: 1905 Researching the following names: Barthelmess, Bass, Bird, Blitch, Bollinger, Bryant, Buntz, Canuet, Clark, Considine, Dean, Dykes, Gery, Graham, Gugel, Haupt, Hickey, Kieffer, Lavender, McCullers, McTyier, Naser, Neisler, Persons, Robeson, Scully, Stafford, Steiner, Tyner, Tullis, Tyson, Walker, Zimmerebener, Zettler and more. Maureen

March 9, 2001 Thanks to all of you for information received so far on the search for the father of Helen Lufburrow (1888-1978). Again, as she told it, her father was a older, wealthy Lufburrow in Savannah who died before or soon after her birth Oct. 1, 1888 there. I think the answer may lie in the Laurel Grove Cemetery on Savannah's westside. A photo of a large crypt there (shown at www. SavannahGeorgia.org) shows the inscription: "MATTHEW M. LUFBURROW/ 1787-1865 / BORN MONMOUTH COUNTY, N.J. / MARY GREGORY LUFBURROW / 1796-1886 / BORN GOLDSBORO, N.C." It appears to be in a walled area that probably contains graves of other family members. My guess is that my wife's great-grandfather is the son of Matthew who died in 1888 and that he was probably buried near his father. I will be away this weekend, so I've I'm slow in replying to email, please understand. Thanks again, Jim from http://excursia.bestreadguide.com/savannah/stories/19990702/att_laurelgrove.sh tml Laurel Grove Cemetery Laurel Grove Cemetery, on the west side of Savannah, is one of Georgia's grand historic graveyards. Established in 1850 on the grounds of the old Springfield Plantation, it holds many of Savannah's and Georgia's most famous historic figures. A pleasant stroll along the wide lanes and shady paths of Laurel Grove opens a world of local history and provides an elegant closure for those personages whose lives have made Savannah the jewel that it is today. ...

FYI, I saw an ad last night for a program that might prove interesting to many of us on the list: This Friday night, March 9th, at 10:30 p.m. (EST) on the cable channel HGTV will be the 30 minute show "Dream Drives." Featured this week is a "dream drive" in Savannah--Bull Street. The show presents views of the streetscape and tours of some of the "dream homes" along the street, with some interviews of owners, historians, and preservationists. It should be interesting, I think. Esther Benitez (Searching for Burnside/Bowman)

You know, looking at the census with a fresh eye, without relying on the old index might really be a good idea. At least you wouldn't repeat their mistakes. You might make fresh ones, but I think it's always better to have unprejudiced eyes staring at that faded old spidery writing. And then we'll have two completely different opinions in the case of difficult to read names. That's always better. As for mistaking the "n" for the "r" in Raysor I certainly wasn't surprised! It's a very common mistake because it's almost impossible to tell the difference between them with much of the old handwriting... so I know to search for Rayson as well as Raysor, Razor, Rayzor, Raisor, etc. :-) I'm sure you've had the experience in your own research with various names. And for those really undecipherable names I prefer to see R?ys?? rather than to see it guessed at. I always look at the patterns when names are only partial to see if they fit any of my folks. At least then the person "MIGHT" be mine and I know I'll have to look at the original myself. Such as my Risher clan. I highly suspect they've become Fisher on many documents because people are unfamiliar with the name Risher and assume it must be Fisher when the first letter is hard to decipher. Unfortunately I don't find these entries at all because there are too many Fisher folks to wade through and it's impossible to tell which might be my Rishers. I end up trusting that the transcriptionist was sure that it was Fisher. But if it says ?isher. I know there is hope. :-) Keep up the good work! -Bev ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim Stowell" <[email protected]> <snip> > The biggest problem in transcribing is trying to figure out another person's > handwriting especially when they were using quill or very early ink pens to > write all this info. >

At 12:40 AM 3/8/01 -0500, Beverly Mott Alstrom wrote: >Tim! > >A Big Thank You for posting the 1850 census!! :) - It looked like it was needed - so I said what the hey. <snip> >Thank you so much for your dedication and hard work. You are certainly >revealing accidental treasures that are worth more than gold. > >Btw, Rayson as he appears in the transcription should be Raysor (100% >certainty on this, no guesswork) The H.J. Chalmers in your record is the >son of James M. Raysor and Elizabeth Sophia Chalmers. He married Sarah >Wilson and is buried in Swallow Savannah Cemetery near Allendale, SC. The biggest problem in transcribing is trying to figure out another person's handwriting especially when they were using quill or very early ink pens to write all this info. One stares and stares at this trying - even with an 1850 Census Index as a handy reference trying to figure out what was written. The copy I'm working on is at my local library. I try to go one night a week for an hour or so as it's not far from my work. Then on Saturday afternoon for a couple of hours, after I spend the morning at a local cemetery - where I'm working on another massive project. >Thanks again, Tim. Great job! And thank you and all the others who've written with their feedback. Tim

Tim! A Big Thank You for posting the 1850 census!! On page 225A I found a gg uncle I was searching for, H.C. (Henry Chalmers) Raysor. I've run across him in the indexes but he isn't a direct ancestor so I hadn't expended effort to find the full entry. But you made it easy, so I looked over the page I knew I'd find him on and what I saw could have blown me over with a feather. I found him living with his grandfather (my gg grandfather) H.J. (Henry James) Chalmers. It astounded me because we all thought his grandfather had been dead for 30 years! He didn't die in 1820, he just moved from Colleton County, SC to Savannah! It also appears that he may have a new wife whom we knew nothing about! Thank you so much for your dedication and hard work. You are certainly revealing accidental treasures that are worth more than gold. Btw, Rayson as he appears in the transcription should be Raysor (100% certainty on this, no guesswork) The H.J. Chalmers in your record is the son of James M. Raysor and Elizabeth Sophia Chalmers. He married Sarah Wilson and is buried in Swallow Savannah Cemetery near Allendale, SC. Thanks again, Tim. Great job! -Beverly Mott Alstrom Low Country Surnames: Risher, Raysor, Mott, Fontaine, Stokes, Williams, Chalmers, Koger, Ackerman, Utley, Andrews, Sweat, Inabinet, Smoak

Rich, That would be great. I'll look forward to seeing the images. Thanks, Jim

BOIFEUILLET, MARY ANNA LARMANDIE Jan 31, 1801 No Prob. Native of Bergerac in Paigne*, aged 39 yrs. 6 mos., born from Armand De Larmandie, dec., and Henrietta De. Lavardie, my father and mother, widow of Charles Peter Caesar Picot De Boifeuiller. Res. Sapelo Island. Four chil: Jeanne Mary, wife of Mr. Ralph Clay. charlotte Angilique Sersanne**, Michael, and Joseph Balthazer. (Minors) Appoints as Guardian, cousin, Mr. Marie Joseph Emile De Charon and his wife, and in lieu of him Mr. Jacques De Chessa and John Lafond, the latter with Margaret Archer as maid, having come with testator from France. To Mr. Dumont, money for the voyage if he desires to return to France. To Mr. Picot, brother of my husband/ Exr: Mr. Marie Joseph Emile De Charon. Wit: John de Laval, J.P. Prignet, Pr. Guinan. * Note: Perigard, France. ** Note: Servanne. *********************************************************** BOISFEILLET, CHARLES PIERRE CESAR (PICOT) DE Mch. 30, 1799; Sept 6, 1800 Of Sapelo Island. Born at St. Malo, France, age 58 yrs. Four minr children: Jean Marie, Sersanne, Michael, Joseph Balthazar Charles. Extx: wife. Marie de Lamardie, sole heir. Wit: Jacques Aubert Dechessa. Joseph Deleval, Charles Hammond.

Jim We stayed there a two years ago. Our cousin was the manager. I have photos. It is a stately old home. I will look for them and scan them. With your approval I will send them. 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: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 6:58 PM Subject: Re: [GACHATHAM] Re: Lufburrow mystery OLIVER GA > Wish we had gotten there before it reverted to a private residence. Thanks > for the tip. > > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html > >

Hi, I am researching the Boifeuillet line in Savannah Georgia, and am hoping that someone has heard of them, they seem to be somewhat mysterious. Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks, Becky Boifeuillet , Hayden Lake, Idaho