Hi Joe, You did send me this information before and I thank you for the second go around. I've been in touch with them, but all I was told was Margaret was buried in Savannah, GA, but not where. Barbara

"Marriages of Chatham County, Vol I, 1748 - 1852": Would you please look for CANNADY OR KENNEDY, Thank you in advance. Claudia

Hi .... I believe I sent this info once before but with my memory ????? Charlie Adams, sister of Margaret, lives at 2346 Shirley Park Drive, Savannah, Ga. Tel. (912) 354-0659. His daughter is doing their genealogy and I' sure you can get help there. Joe from Thunderbolt.

Hi Judy ..... My Bonaventure Cemetery Index covers sections A - H. and Gable is not listed. I looked in "Marriages of Chatham County, Vol I, 1748 - 1852 and found the following info: Marriage Settlements in the deed Books 1785 - 1852: H 908 - 910 KARR, Peter, Elizabeth Gable, widow of Abraham Gable, 25 March 1791/11 August 1791. Marriages in Newspapers 1763 - 1805 Savannah, Ga. April 7, 1791, Married Mr. Peter Karr to Mrs. Elizabeth Gable, widow of Mr. Abraham Gable. (GG 4/7/1791, 3:2) NOTICE: Whereas Elizabeth Gable, my wife, has absconded from my bed and board, without any just cause..... John Gable (CM 8/25/1797, 3:4) Hope this helps some...... Joe

Ancestry.com has access to the Georgia 1920 census, you have to download an image type software to see it properly. You might have luck getting on it or you may have to join, but they seem to have just about all of the counties. Good Luck. Marie

I don't see any Byrds in the index, but the book doesn't cover the whole cemetery. Before I had the book, I called the Cemetery and asked somepne there and they were very helpful. Susan In a message dated 12/30/2000 11:57:23 PM, [email protected] writes: >Can anyone tell me if Margaret Elizabeth Adams Byrd, b. May 20, 1918, d. > >11/24/1973 is buried in Bonaventure? She is buried in Savannah, GA and >that's >all I know. Since her husband, Frederick Andrew Byrd,

I don't know exactly what you are looking for. I am not getting all my email right now for some reason. I hope this helps, even tho it pertains to Alabama records, maybe Georgia kept the same type of info on their records: I got my great grandfather's DEATH certificate (Alabama) and it did list his place of BIRTH, and also HIS FATHER's Name, & place of birth. For some reason, he did not have listed his Mother's Name and place of birth. I assume because HE did not fill it out (obviously)... his Widow did, and she may not have known his mother's name. I then got his wife's (my great grandmother) DEATH certificate (Alabama), and it had her full name and birth and place of birth, and death info. Also listed was her father's and Mother's place of birth and names, and death. Let's just say, I lucked out on that one! It sure filled in a lot of my Genealogy in one fell swoop! I wish my TAYLOR's & STONE's were so easy! Susie Merrill Paletz wrote: > Does the marriage record ask for names of the parents of the married > couple and on the birth record does it ask for place of origin of the > newborn?

Can anyone tell me if Margaret Elizabeth Adams Byrd, b. May 20, 1918, d. 11/24/1973 is buried in Bonaventure? She is buried in Savannah, GA and that's all I know. Since her husband, Frederick Andrew Byrd, b. 6/4/1903, d. 1967 is buried in Bonaventure, it would seem she would be too. Thanks. Barbara

Robert, > I am wondering if you would be so kind as to do look-ups of several > ancestors who may be buried in this facility. Please feel free to send me the names that you are searching for, and I will search the index. I had to return my book due to to an error in the binding process, but hope to receive the new copy within the next week. Thanks, Peter Nesbitt

I am also seeking access to the 1920 Georgia census. Would you please pass along anyone who replies to you and has access? Thank you.

Could you please give me the address where I can write to obtain the Bonaventure Cemetery Index? Thank you. I have relatives buried in 6 H and 35 N plus others.

Does the marriage record ask for names of the parents of the married couple and on the birth record does it ask for place of origin of the newborn?

In a message dated 12/30/00 2:49:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Does the marriage record ask for names of the parents of the married > i haven't seen this listed on any marriage records I've found. Birth records weren't done until about 1910. If they were baptized, you probably will find the parents names on the certificate. Mary Ellen

Judy Mason - Hello: Noted your recent message requesting an index as to burials in Chatham County Georgia cemeteries. I have a very great interest in the same subject, i.e. burials in Chatham County Georgia and, accordingly, would appreciate being advised if you receive such an index or any other related data. Your cooperation and assistance will be greatly appreciated. Robert D. Peterson e-mail address: [email protected]

#1. I found John GABLE, d: April 18, 1816, age: 43, born in Savannah, carpenter, died of consumption. Died at the house of his aunt, Widow GEORGE, in Broughton St. and was thence buried. He left a wife and 1 child. #2 "Georgia Gazette"-1790 (March 4) Last Friday morning died, Mr. ABRAHAM GABLE, carpenter. #3 GABLE, Abraham: Elizabeth Susannah Gable, Excrx, & John Richards, Exec. (GG 5/27/1790, 2:2) Elizabeth McLean unable to support self, in gaol for debt to Exec of Abraham Gable. (GG 12/1/1791, 2:1) Hope this helps, Susan In a message dated 12/29/2000 10:09:55 PM, [email protected] writes: >Does anyone have the index to these records? Seek any infor regarding >the > >surname GABLE/GABEL. Specifically a possible burial in 1790 of one Abraham > >or John Gable, who resided in Savannah. They lived on Broughton Street. > >

Does anyone have the index to these records? Seek any infor regarding the surname GABLE/GABEL. Specifically a possible burial in 1790 of one Abraham or John Gable, who resided in Savannah. They lived on Broughton Street. Thanks, Judy Mason [email protected]

Sorry, I don't have him. Jerry B.

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Jerry, would you know anything about a James BENNETT Robbins, killed in the Civil War, leaving a widow and small children in Ala? Shandi

Dot, do you have any info on John McKee who married Martha Saunders (widow of Fredrick Saunders, mother of Richard Saunders)? She probably married him in the mid-1820's. Thanks, Shandi