Hi, Could someone please look up the children of Benjamin GARRETT in this county ON PAGES 530 AND 395 in the 1860 census? I am interested in finding out IF his daughter RACHEL / RACHAEL was listed in the 1860 census of this county aged about 11 and where she was born. Thank you for any information you can provide. Sincerely, Paul Beauregard

What is the date of your Joseph? WE have Glenns..Hardy Glenn 1828, Jesse G. Glenn 1897.Thanks, G.J.

The Genconnect Boards as they were are no more. They have been combined with other boards and moved to http://boards.ancestry.com/ I will try to update all my pages as soon as possible. If the page still has the puzzle pieces on it click on query and you should reach the message boards to read them. To post, you will have to register. I have been granted admin status on the boards but am unable to reach an admin page that will let me do anything at this time. Donna Parrish USA/Ga/Bartow USA/Ga/Chatham USA/Ga/Chattooga USA/Ga/Cobb USA/Ga/Dawson USA/Ga/Floyd USA/Ga/Forsyth USA/Ga/Gordon USA/Ga/Hall USA/Ga/Walker USA/Ga/White Mccracken Surname Templeton Surname

I seem to be receiving answers to questions but not the send with the question??? carolyncbaugh@aol.com

She lived in Rome and was taken care of by the Stephens Davenport Funeral home at her burial in 1968. Does anyone know who has these records??????? This funeral home was in Rome. Thanks Shelby in TX

He died in 9-17-1939 and is buried in the Lyerly cemetary. Can anyone find his obit for me???????? Thanks Shelby-TX

----- Original Message ----- From: <MFLP@aol.com> To: <GACHATTO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 9:15 AM Subject: [GACHATTO] Dorsett Will Online Chattooga County, History People and Places of Foster's Store, GA, 1883-84 Foster's Store was a community of 140 people, about 8 miles southwset of the town of Summerville,GA. It has a Baptist and Methodist church, one academy, two schools, and a gin and grist mills operated by both steam and water power. Cotton 250 bales and lumber 50,000 feet , grain and produce are it's shipments. Farmer's in this town are: John Bridges S. M. Brown K. R. Foster B. F. Hawkins A. J. Herran L. Johnson W. F. Killiam W. Rutledge C. Stone G. D. Thornburg W. Tucker W.T.Bridges James Cheek Foster & Berry B. H. Hawkins J.L. Hule P. Johnson John Rose B. Silk C.W. Temple J. Tucker Wm. Tucker John Brown- Blacksmith Cotter-Rev. Methodist John Driskell-shoemaker K.R. & Paul Mayo Foster-gin,general store,tanner,gin,& grist mill Miss Laura Foster-teacher Hunt Daniel-shoemaker Alfred mapler-Rev. Baptist Source 1883-84 Ga State Gazetteer Business & Planters Directory

Will of Elijah Dorsett filed Chattooga County, Ga http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/nwgeorgia/chattooga/dorsettwill.html Shared by Linda Harris

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Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Chattooga/10469 Surname: Foster ------------------------- Looking for info on this family. I know he was the one to put a water system in Lyerly. He was also the bro-in-law of Sally Mcleod Foster. And son-in-law to Angus Mcleod. Any help is appreciated. Thx. SD

Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Chattooga/10468 Surname: Sarah E Mcleod, Foster ------------------------- I am looking for history on the home on Foster and TN St's in Lyerly. In 1891 Lyerly was est. (This home was built then. According to what I have been able to put together.) Largely due to Angus Mcleod and his efforts. His second-born child married A. R. Foster, son of K. R. & Malissa Foster of Foster's Store, GA. Her name was Sally. They had six children and A. R died at 35 yrs old of some illness. Might anyone know anything about this family of Chattooga Co and their home??? I am in touch with Mr. Jones who owns the home. Thanks for any leads to the history of this home and it's family. And thanks to the help of the citizens of Chattooga Co, GA for their kindness. Sincerely, Michelle

Charlie, The book is not indexed. Do you have a page number or category on Dempsey Rivers?

Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Chattooga/10466 Surname: RIVERS ------------------------- Can someone E-Mail me a scanned copy of the Article on Dempsey Rivers that is founded in a book entitled "CHATTOOGA: The Story of a County and its People" by Robert S. Baker". Thanks. Charlie

Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Chattooga/10464 Surname: Harmon ------------------------- I need information on the Harmons living in Subligna in Chattooga County in at least 1900 to 1935. Her name was Sally and I believe his name was George. They lived just to the side of the Subligna School and were related to the Fowler family. Thanks.

Approximately where is Gamble Springs Cemetery located? Bill Stephenson

Kudos to Anne for all the work she has doen...and still willing to do!!!!

You should check out this page for helpful links. http://www.rootsweb.com/~galumpki/gainfo/ Part of the Georgia Genweb. Donna

http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm Will take you to the GaGenWeb Archives The only problem with the archives is that don't make corrections. Also, I believe the new statement says you lend them permanently If the new County Coordinator would like to upload them to the website, I would be glad to make the webpages for you. Carolyn and Ken Johnson are in charges of additions to the Archives for the GaGenweb for Chattooga County and I believe that he offered to help also. I would say it is your choice. Donna Parrish

Anne, I would suggest the marriage information should go in the county archives and Ken Johnson, who is on this list, is the archive manager (Ken@pro-usa.net). Yes the archives are accessable to anyone free or I would not post info on them! (UsGenWeb.org then select table of states - select Georgia - select archives - select counties - select chattooga lots of good data there) Anne - you have done a great service to all of us searching for roots in Chattooga County Georgia. I say BRAVO, GOOD FOR YOU, MARVELIOUS, WONDERFUL, SPARKLING, APPLAUSE, FEET STOMPING. Thank you thankyou thankyou! And that is just speaking for myself. I am sure that others feel likewise and will so state! Bill Stephenson Subject: [GACHATTO] Chattooga Marriage records > I have about finished the marriage records for the years > 1839-1860. Let me know what is the best way to get them > on the website. I have corresponded with a Joan at GenWeb. > Should I do it through her or through the website directly. > Instructions please :) I will start on 1861-1880 next week. > Anne Renshaw >