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    1. [GACHATTO] Re: HAMMOND SAWMILL
    2. Betty, Did you get any info on your Hammond? My great grandparents were also from Chattooga county. Their names were Miles R and Catherine (Curry) Hammond. He was born in 1823 and died in 1902 and was in the construction business. I read an article that said he was exempt from the civil war because of his interest in milling. These occupations are so close to a sawmill, I wondered if there might be a connection. Please let me hear from you. Thanks, Billie

    07/17/2001 06:44:55
    1. [GACHATTO] Reverend Johnston, J.N. O'Bannon, Maggie Powers
    2. looking for a Rev. Johnston who performed the marriage of my ancestors in Chattooga Co. Ga in 1881. J.N. O'Bannon and Maggie Powers are listed as witnesses. Any info on them would also be welcomed.

    07/17/2001 04:14:59
    1. [GACHATTO] John Humphreys (Humphries) & Mary A. McMinn (or Memin) or O'Bannon family
    2. Looking for any information on John Humphreys born ca 1812 in Tenn., married Mary A. McMinn (or Memin) Born ca 1822 in Tenn. Their first child was born in 1842 in Tenn. Family moved to Summerville GA around 1850. One son, WIlliam Robert born 1854 in Chattooga Co.,GA married Sarah Frances O'Bannon in 1881 in Chattooga Co. Ga. Any info. on Humphreys or O'Bannon's will be greatly appreciated.

    07/17/2001 03:55:26
    1. Re: [GACHATTO]Bob Baker's Book
    2. I would scan that book carefully. My Foster's were in there alot more than they showed in the index. Michelle

    07/16/2001 05:48:37
    1. Re: [GACHATTO] Underwood
    2. Michelle, I have Baker's book but it really gives no detail on the Underwood family. Are there other references? Carolyn

    07/16/2001 05:30:58
    1. Re: [GACHATTO] Underwood
    2. Check out Bob Bakers Book Chattooga : A Co and It's People from your library. It has a section on that town. Michelle

    07/16/2001 05:26:33
  1. 07/16/2001 03:05:39
    1. [GACHATTO] Underwood
    2. Would appreciate any information with regard to the Underwood (Under - Sub, Ligna - Wood) for whom Subligna was named.

    07/16/2001 02:12:36
    1. [GACHATTO] Floyds in Summerville
    2. Scot McGary
    3. My Floyd family lived on Lookout Mountain during the Civil War and shows up in 1880 at Summerville, Chattooga, Georgia. Does anyone know if Lookout Mountain is in that same county? My atlas doesn't show it. Also, is there a cemetery index of those buried in Summerville or nearby? Thanks. Tamlee (Floyd) McGary

    07/15/2001 08:30:27
    1. Re: [GACHATTO] Re: GACHATTO-D Digest V01 #88
    2. June, Stone Mountain is in DeKalb Co east of Atlanta and Forsyth Co is in north central Ga. Mike

    07/15/2001 07:16:40
    1. Re: [GACHATTO] Re: GACHATTO-D Digest V01 #88
    2. In a message dated 7/15/01 10:08:49 AM Eastern Daylight Time, RJMGran@aol.com writes: > One appears to say it > was " near Madison Georgia", the other says "at Murphysburg Georgia" Can > anyone clarify? Thanks for any help you can offer....June M I don't know where Murphysburg is or was but Madison, GA is in Morgan County, about due east of DeKalb where Stone Mountain is. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gagenweb/gamap.jpg Donna Parrish

    07/15/2001 06:17:49
    1. [GACHATTO] Stone Mountain and Forsyth County
    2. A short time ago, I answered the question about Stone Mountain and Forsyth County for a searcher. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaforsyt/no2/stone.html This is a webpage with links to 3 maps showing the relationship between Sheltonville which is in the lower southeast part of Forsyth and Stone Mountain. It was put up especially to answer this question. None of this is close to Chatooga County. Donna Parrish

    07/15/2001 06:08:04
    1. [GACHATTO] Re: GACHATTO-D Digest V01 #88
    2. In researching a relative who was born around 1846-1848, I found two documents showing his place of birth. One states he was born "near Stone Mountain, close to Atlanta Georgia". The other says he was born in Forsyth County. Can anyone tell me where Stone Mountain is, and if it is in, or close to Forsyth County? Also, there are two documents showing where his confederate army company surrendered after the war. One appears to say it was " near Madison Georgia", the other says "at Murphysburg Georgia" Can anyone clarify? Thanks for any help you can offer....June M

    07/15/2001 05:20:33
    1. [GACHATTO] Re: GACHATTO-D Digest V01 #88
    2. In researching a relative who was born around 1846-1848, I found two documents showing his place of birth. One states he was born "near Stone Mountain, close to Atlanta Georgia". The other says he was born in Forsyth County. Can anyone tell me where Stone Mountain is, and if it is in, or close to Forsyth County? Also, there are two documents showing where his confederate army company surrendered after the war. One appears to say it was " near Madison Georgia", the other says "at Murphysburg Georgia" Can anyone clarify? Thanks for any help you can offer....June M

    07/15/2001 04:07:14
    1. Re: [GACHATTO] Re: Deed Help??? Summerville
    2. I am looking for someone who might be able to volunteer to look up 4 deeds in the Chattooga Co Courthouse. Mary, has helped me a great deal and I am thankful! I am just having a hard time finding someone to help. Here is what I need and I would appreciate anyone who could be of help. Thanks Shelby in TX A R & S E Foster to Ida Waters 1895 Book S p. 524 K R & M A Foster to S E Foster 1894 Book S p. 526 S E Foster to K R Foster 1894 Book S p. 495 K R & M A Foster to W A Parks 1894 Book T p. 295

    07/14/2001 06:51:14
    1. [GACHATTO] Re: Fitts/Foster
    2. I know nothing of the Fitts family after the early 1900's. My husband's ggmother was Nancy (Nannie) Elizabeth Bennefield, sister of Dorcas Tabitha Jane. His grandmother, Nannie Eula Wilder Boles was close to her Fitts cousins.

    07/14/2001 03:52:30
    1. Re: [GACHATTO] Re: William Harper
    2. Taylor Cavin is listed in the Chattanooga phone book. Taylor Cavin 6203 N Innisbrook Dr 423-847-1010 Michaellann

    07/14/2001 04:58:08
    1. [GACHATTO] Marriage Records
    2. Ken Johnson
    3. Anne Renshaw has graciously transcribed and submitted the Chattooga Co. Marriage Records from 1839-1860 to the Chattooga Co. Archives. You may view them at http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/chattooga.htm A big round of applause to Anne. Ken

    07/14/2001 04:11:36
    1. [GACHATTO] Archives Files
    2. Ken Johnson
    3. The following files were added to the Chattooga Co. GA Archives http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/chattooga.htm during the month of June 2001 It's been a busy month for Chattooga Co. Dendy-Quails Bible Records 1850 Federal Census Summerville p. 267b, 357a, 357b & 368b 1850 Federal Census Summerville p. 365a, 365b & 366a People of Chattoogaville, GA 1883 John C. Foster Wheat Mill, Fosters Mill, GA, (Image) John C. Foster Cotton Gin, ca 1900, Fosters Mill, GA, (Image) William Green & Sarah Adeline Mayo Foster (Image) This is a must read: Aaron M. Sewell Letters, Correspondence Between Aaron M. Sewell, Private, Co. H, 39th GA Infantry, and his wife, Louisa Dorsett Sewell Isaac Gilbert Donation of Land for Church 3 Nov 1861 Muster Roll of Co. H,, 39th Regiment, GA Volunteer Infantry Letter from Milledge Richardson Dorsett to his brother, John Richardson Dorsett 14 April 1863 Thomas Kendrick Civil War Pension Application 14 April 1903 Obituary of Zessie M. Bramlett Austin 7 June 1983 Obituary of Alfred Foster 15 Jan 1896 Obituary of Sally McLeod Foster 1 Aug 1935 Obituaries of Matilda Foster Henderson 1895 Obituary of Andy J. Henderson 20 Nov 1902 Obituary of Laura Hazeltine White Stephenson 7 Feb 1904 Will of Elijah Dorsett 4 March 1861

    07/14/2001 04:10:46
    1. [GACHATTO] Re: William Harper
    2. Do you know Taylor Cavin living in either Chattoonga or Ga???? I would like to get in touch with him. If you could help I would appreciate it. Thank you.

    07/14/2001 12:29:21