In a message dated 1/11/01 11:52:33 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > : [email protected] > Thank you for the URL
Susan, I have: George Washington Haupt b. abt. 1855 m. Stella Coolidge b abt 1864 - married before 1884. George's line: George, Samuel Beecroft, John Henry and Johannes HAUPT. I had cataract surgery last week so let me know if you think this fits with the generation of Fannie White. I was told George Haupt was mentioned but was unable to find it. I did see the names Coolidge and Cope. Maureen ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 5:53 PM Subject: Re: [GACHATHA] Fannie White's Daily Record of her Girlish Life.--Savannah, GA > > In a message dated 1/11/2001 7:05:02 PM, [email protected] writes: > > >Do you have info on George Haupt? > Maureen, > I have a George HAUPT, son of John & Elizabeth (Bollinger) Haupt, brother of > John Henry. This George was the husband of Jestine Barnard. But they were not > of the same generation as Fannie White. > > Susan >
Dear Judy, Thanks for the treat. Reading the diary of Fannie White was like a step back in time, visiting dear ol' Savannah. I am not related to these folks, but I still felt close to them and really enjoyed reading of this time period, first hand. Fannies's mom told her that she was wasting her time by writing the diary, if only she knew. Thanks again! Cheers, George Watson Fort Walton Beach,Fla.
Susan Do you have info on George Haupt? I maybe able to help if you don't. Maureen ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 3:00 PM Subject: Re: [GACHATHA] Fannie White's Daily Record of her Girlish Life.--Savannah, GA > In a message dated 1/11/01 12:50:50 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] > writes: > > > > Daily Record of her Girlish Life. > > > > This book was commenced on May 11th > > > > 1874. >> > > > > This was very interesting. Thanks for passing it along. I suspect that her > > teacher, Miss Miller, was Lillian Miller, daughter of Samuel S. Miller and > > Anne Henderson Miller. Lillian was my grgrandfather's cousin. > > > > Susan Marshall > > > > Susan - did you see the HAUPT name in that? > > Judy >
In a message dated 1/11/01 10:06:03 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Subj: Re: [GACHATHA] Fannie White's Daily Record of her Girlish > Life.--Savannah, GA > Date: 1/11/01 10:06:03 PM Eastern Standard Time > From: [email protected] > Reply-to: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > > > > Where are you seeing these messages? I am not finding them?. > In the diary, there are names of many people as you read through it. If you didn't get the URL when I first sent it, here it is again: http://www.wsnet.com/~ernie.seckinger/Fannie.htm Judy Canant
Where are you seeing these messages? I am not finding them?.
Maureen, Yes, that sounds about right. You could do a "find" on the page. That would pick it up. Take care of your eyes and don't strain them 'til they are healed. Susan In a message dated 1/11/2001 9:14:22 PM, [email protected] writes: >George Washington Haupt b. abt. 1855 m. Stella Coolidge b abt 1864 - married > >before 1884. > > > >George's line: > >George, Samuel Beecroft, John Henry and Johannes HAUPT. > >
In a message dated 1/11/2001 7:05:02 PM, [email protected] writes: >Do you have info on George Haupt? Maureen, I have a George HAUPT, son of John & Elizabeth (Bollinger) Haupt, brother of John Henry. This George was the husband of Jestine Barnard. But they were not of the same generation as Fannie White. Susan
In a message dated 1/11/2001 6:02:21 PM, [email protected] writes: >Susan - did you see the HAUPT name in that? Yes I did. Maureen McCarthy will know how he connects. I also saw a Stevens. Susan
I am still needing info on the murder of Fredrick Saunders in Chatham County in the early 1820's. He was killed during the robbery of his store. I need info on Fredrick, his widow, Martha, and their son, Richard, who was less than a year old when Fredrick was killed. Thanks.
In a message dated 1/11/01 3:35:29 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > If you and/or CHARLES have any interest in the EADY family of Savannah, > Georgia, I would be most happy to share with you and CHARLES what little > information I currently posses. > > Look forward to hearing from you and/or CHARLES at your earliest > opportunity. > > Your cooperation and assistance will be greatly appreciated. > > Robert D. Peterson > e-mail address: [email protected] > Yes, indeed, I would appreciate seeing what you have on the Savannah EADY family, as it might help me find more on the family of my husband's great grandmother, Ida Amanda PETTUS (Sikes) BRINSON. Judy Canant
This may be of use to some of you Carcker Trackers who have Bahamian connections: I received the notes recorded in Love Tuckers prayer book from Alex S. Hopkins of Atlanta, Georgia. He is some how a descendant of Love Tucker and Simeon Martinangel--Alex spells it Martinangele. He tracked the book down to a Mrs. Derst in Savannah. Because the book was in too poor condition to photocopy, Mrs Derst hand-copied the notes for Mr. Hopkins. He sent me a photocopy of what she sent him. He had first contacted me when he found one of his ancestors, John Hopkins, in my book Wooden Ships - Iron Men. John Hopkins and William Lyford Jr., my fifth great-uncle, had been harbor pilots in Savannah and both had fled Georgia has Loyalist at the outbreak of the Revolution. I have transcribed to notes to print as faithfully as I could and have inserted some few comments in brackets. In looking at old Bahamas records on microfilm, I found some that substantiate some of the items in the prayer book. I also found numerous records to do with many of the people she mentions. One surname prominent among the names I found in these records was Love, primarily Ebenezer and John. I strongly suspect that Love Tuckers given name was derived from some sort of relationship between the Love and Tucker families. J. G. Braddock Sr. [email protected] Notes Recorded in Love Tuckers Prayer Book Millener [old Bahamas records spells it Milner] Tucker was married to Mary Coverly 24 day of November 1758 George Tucker was Born February 23 in the year of our Lord One Thousand seven(page torn) Miller[sic] Tucker departed this life January 12, 1813 Love Martinangle [Martinangel] departed this life November the 30th 1823 Charles Rowland Departed this life January 26, 1782 and in the Fortieth year of Reign - - - Simeon Martinangel and Love Rowland was married February the 14th 1785 [Simeon Martinangel took part, along with my 5th great-uncle William Lyford Jr., in Col. Andrew Deveauxs famous raid that drove the Spanish from Nassau in 1783] Robert henning[sic] was married to married to Love Tucker April 12, 1765 Charles Rowland was born January 12, 1742 Love Tucker was born March 11, 1739 Charles Rowland was married to Love Henning the 9th of July 1769 George Tucker was born February 23, 1763 Elizabeth Lyford departed this life August 3, 1758 [she was Elizabeth Evans who was first married to a Rowland and was mother of Charles Rowland. Widowed, she was third wife of my 6th great-grandfather William Lyford Sr.--and she died on my birthday (not the year)] George Tucker, father of Love Rowland, departed this life June 10, 1773 Robert Tucker was bornd [sic] September 17,1768 Simeon Martinangel and Love Rowland was married the 14th of February 1785[appears in book twice] Willm Green the son of Josiah and Catharine Green was born June 24th In the year of Our Lord 1755 John Steel, the son of Joseph and Catharine Steel was Born tuesday[sic] May 8, 1770 Joseph Steel was Born Monday Sept 21, 1772 Catharine Steel the wife of Joseph Steel Departed this life January 26, 1777 Mary Lebey the daughter of William Green was born March 24, 1792 Died Dec. 17th, 1859 Catharine Steel was the widow of Josiah Green [On the back page of this book is written: Mary Lebey Savannah, Georgia 1813
In a message dated 1/11/01 12:50:50 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Daily Record of her Girlish Life. > > This book was commenced on May 11th > > 1874. >> > > This was very interesting. Thanks for passing it along. I suspect that her > teacher, Miss Miller, was Lillian Miller, daughter of Samuel S. Miller and > Anne Henderson Miller. Lillian was my grgrandfather's cousin. > > Susan Marshall > Susan - did you see the HAUPT name in that? Judy
Judy Canant - Hello: Noted your message dated January 8, 2001 addressed to CHARLES relating to the surname EADY located in Lot Number 1302, Laurel Grove Cemetery, Savannah, Georgia. Specifically, my interest centers on those individuals buried in Lot Number 1302 with the name of EDWARD R. EADY, EMILY E. EADY, EMMIE EADY, and JOHN EADY. These indicated individuals appear to be the grandparents and their children of my wife. I would greatly appreciate if you could confirm that the individuals listed in you message and my wife's ancestors are the same people. For your information, set forth below are the birth and death dates of my wife's ancestors: NAME DATE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH EDWARD R. EADY 1856/1857 July 27, 1924 EMILY E. EADY 1850 December 8, 1902 EMMIE EADY (Daughter) 1894 November 22, 1907 JOHN EADY (Son) 1889 December 9, 1912 In addition, there were seven (7) other children of EDWARD R. EADY AND EMILY E. EADY in addition to EMMIE EADY and JOHN EADY. At this time, I have no idea as to the relationship of the indicated EADYs to the other individuals listed in your message, i.e. PETTIS, BINGHAM, NIX, RICH, SHULER, and SYKES. Obviously, if these surnames are related to the EADY family, I would greatly appreciated learning more about these individuals. And, if you have any information whatsoever concerning the EADY family, I would greatly appreciate such data if you would be so kind to forward such information to me, at your convenience. Also, if CHARLES has any above requested information I would most welcome hearing from him. If you and/or CHARLES have any interest in the EADY family of Savannah, Georgia, I would be most happy to share with you and CHARLES what little information I currently posses. Look forward to hearing from you and/or CHARLES at your earliest opportunity. Your cooperation and assistance will be greatly appreciated. Robert D. Peterson e-mail address: [email protected]
In a message dated 1/11/01 2:08:42 AM, [email protected] writes: << Fannie White's Daily Record of her Girlish Life. This book was commenced on May 11th 1874. >> This was very interesting. Thanks for passing it along. I suspect that her teacher, Miss Miller, was Lillian Miller, daughter of Samuel S. Miller and Anne Henderson Miller. Lillian was my grgrandfather's cousin. Susan Marshall [email protected]
Thank you. Enjoyed reading Fannie White's Daily Record and discovering that her daughter, Louette Rabun, was one of my teacher's at Richard Arnold Junior High School in Savannah. Sherry
I just came across the following while doing a search on GOOGLE search engine. This is no one in my own family, but I'll bet that someone on this List will like to see this: Fannie White's Daily Record of her Girlish Life. This book was commenced on May 11th 1874. Ended on January 25th 1875. 14 years old. Introduction: Fannie White, the author of this journal, was born 27 April 1860 in Savannah, Georgia. Her parents were Christopher White, born Christoph Witte in Hanover, Germany, and Eliza Holliday probably born in Chatham County, Georgia. Her father was a grocer in Savannah as several entries in the journal reveal. Their residence was at 165 Jones Street. It is quite long and the URL is: http://www.wsnet.com/~ernie.seckinger/Fannie.htm Have fun looking through this, which mentions many names. Judy Canant
ELLIOTT and SOLOMONS Usually I just read and listen, but today I have questions. I have an Esther Elliott born Feb. 20, 1780. She married Saul Solomons and lived in Beaufort District,SC, but may be connected to the Savannah Wylly family. Her son John Graves Solomons married Sarah Matilda Dasher daughter of Solomon Dasher and Maria Wylly (Maria was daughter of Thomas and Naomi Wylly of Effingham County...Thomas was the son of William and Catherine Wylly of Cherokee Hill Plantation near Savannah.) Esther Elliott Solomons' other sons were named Henry Elliott Solomons, Samuel Solomons, William P. Solomons and Elliott Gibson Solomons. I am aware that the Elliotts were married into the Habersham and Wylly families. Saul Solomons b.about 1775 in Germany came to Charleston,SC. He had a younger brother Hart Solomons who lived the latter part of his life in Savannah. They operated a cotton factoring business together between Savannah and Beaufort District,SC. I know where Saul and his children are buried in Beaufort District,SC, but what became of Hart Solomons and his family in Savannah? Hart had two sons: Edward W. and Samuel Solomons. Also there were daughters: Freelove E., Caroline, Mary (married a Williams), Priscilla Ann (married a Burk). In 1842 (according to a deed ) Hart and Samuel Solomons were already dead, but the other children were still alive. Where? Carolyn Ramsay
Referring to the KRENSONs re-interred, I imagine that they were buried on the old plantation. The Arsonist's men burned the old Krenson plantation and attacked one of the women in the family and then killed her and ano;ther family member. That story was carried on through the family with so much heartbreak , and I heard it myself when I was just a little girl, overhearing my grandmother (who was Martha Miller Krenson's younger sister) talking to my mother about why Alex had such a hard time in his life. It was during WWII that I overheard that tale, and I do think it was correct, but I have no proof of it. Judy In a message dated 1/9/01 6:15:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Bonaventure Cemetery Index, Sections A-H, page 137 > - Elisabeth Thompson Bass, 22 Apr 1912-2 Dec 1960 > > - Alexander D. Krenson, 21 Sep 1874 - 14 Jun 1963 > > - Mattie Gray Miller Krenson, wife of A.D. Krenson, 12 Dec 1875 - 27 Nov > 1938 > > - Alexander D. Krenson, Jr. 10 Nov 1908 - 24 Nov 1908 > > - William Gerken, 22 May 1915- > > - Martha Krenson Gerken, 29 Oct 1911-7 Feb 1994 > > - Alexander D. Krenson, 26 July 1845-15 Aug 1874 [Reinter 2/1909, > F-26]-this > man died of Malarial fever. > > - Catherine F. Krenson, 10 Nov. 1864-31 May 1917 > > - Harry D. Krenson, 10 Sept 1871-18 Nov 1897 [Reinter 2/1909, F-26] > > Judging from this, I would think that one of those 2 reintered men was his > father, but it doesn't say. > > Susan >
In a message dated 1/9/01 6:15:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Judging from this, I would think that one of those 2 reintered men was his > father, but it doesn't say. > > Susan > Thank you so much, Susan!! I do appreciate that. Judy