>Date: Sat, 12 May 2001 16:27:36 -0700 >To: bnjsma@usa.com >From: Renshaw <renchfam@sdcoe.k12.ca.us> >Subject: Chattooga Marriages > >Here are the rest of the marriages that I found. Thank you >for your kind words. >Anne > >Isaac A. Crow Catherine Cox 9 Aug 1866 >W. J. Floyd Annie Cox 16 Jun 1872 >J. R. Murray H. J. Cox 5 Jun 1873 >A. L. Partain M. A. Cox 23 Oct 1873 >Thos. R. Herrins Miss Lou E. Cox 31 Dec 1878 >Robert Hartline Caroline Cox 10 Mar 1857 >William H. Weaver Catherine Cox 9 Feb 1848 > >

Here is what I found for the 3 surnames. I only found Baker's. There were no Huskey or Hilburn between 1839 and 1880 on the index. Grooms Brides Date Thos. N. Baker Nancy M. Gorden 16 Aug 1866 H. G. Baker Sarah E. Coney 18 Dec 1867 W. T. Baker Sarah E. Worthy 28 Jan 1875 L. L. Baker Sarah A. Chandler 9 Nov 1876 J. A. Baker Malinda West 27 Nov 1879 Jeneral J. Bullard Milly E. Baker 18 Apr 1869 Daniel W. Carol Sallie C. Baker 23 Dec 1877 E. B. Duncan E. C. Baker 31 Mar 1868 W. A. Duncan E. J. Baker 27 Jan 1878 A. W. Milican S. A. Baker 23 Jan 1872 H. C. Scogin Sarah F. Baker 27 Aug 1868 John R. Smith Cynthia Ann Baker 8 Dec 1870 Thos. F. Cook Narcissa E. Baker 10 May 1874 Geo. P. Carroll Mary C. Baker 12 Sep 1878 James M. McCain Louisa Baker 9 May 1850 Wm. C. Tapp Louisa E. Baker 7 Dec 1848 Berry B. White Susannahy P. Baker 26 Apr 1848 Hope this helps you. Anne

Could you send a copy of the Foster Home for the Chattooga Co. Archives? http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/chattooga.htm Ken ----- Original Message ----- From: <CarolynCBaugh@aol.com> To: <GACHATTO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2001 1:27 PM Subject: Re: [GACHATTO] Steve Strickland- Help? > Michelle, > > May I also have an e-mail of the Foster home? > > Many thanks. > > carolyncbaugh@aol.com > > > ==== GACHATTO Mailing List ==== > If you have a Gedcom file, the place to post it is World Connect > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

Michelle, May I also have an e-mail of the Foster home? Many thanks. carolyncbaugh@aol.com

Steve Strickland, Can you get in touch with me? I tried emailing a picture of the Foster family home in Lyerly, Ga to you and it came back. Thanks Michelle

Bill, On copyrights http://www.rootsweb.com/~galumpki/gainfo/copyright.html US Genweb policy The link at the bottom of the page will take you to the full version http://www.usgenweb.org/volunteers/copyright.html Click on the 4 Golden Rules it says material oler than 1923 are absolutely safe Donna Parrish List admin GA Info page http://www.rootsweb.com/~galumpki/gainfo/

Linda, Here is my understanding. If the materials were copywrite before 1920 then they can be posted to USGenWeb. If after 1920 they can only be posted with the consent of the holder of the copywrite. Records that are from the public domain can be transcribed and posted (eg land records, marriages, census, etc). If my understanding is incorrect, perhaps our list manager will let us know. Bill

Dear Steve, I have a copy of the deed dated 1902 for the sale of the home. It was once owned by Capt Kinchen Rambo Foster. A couple of yrs ago my grandparents were in the area. They stumbled on Foster St and got out and started walking around. This old house caught their eye and the own. Chuck Porter came out and told them he owned it and gave them a copy of the deed dated 1902. I would like to be able to touch base with him and maybe get a tour of the home??? :-) . I would appreciate any help you might be able to provide. Maybe someone in the community can tell me something about the house that was owned by Confederate Capt. K R and Miss Malissa Mayo Foster????? Sincerely, Michelle-TX I will be coming to the area May 28 & 29 and would love to catch up with someone that might know something. I will be staying with Mr and Mrs Smith on Dirtsellar Mtn.

Linda, what a wonderful statement you made here. I just recently had alot of my material posted on the internet without my permission. You are such a wonderful person to state this. Hurray for a thoughtful reasearcher. "(I'm unsure of the researchers' names in all instances and wouldn't want to infringe on their research." Sincerely, Shirley in TX ----- Original Message ----- From: <Txsvalley@aol.com> To: <GACHATTO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 11, 2001 5:06 AM Subject: Re: [GACHATTO] Chattooga Marriages > Anne, > Ditto to Bill's response! You ARE wonderful to do this for us...I wish I > had time to commit to such a project. > However, I recently photocopied some cemetery information that was on > file at the library in Chattooga county...would this be appropriate to post? > (I'm unsure of the researchers' names in all instances and wouldn't want to > infringe on their research...) Could someone please advise? > Linda (txsvalley@aol.com) > > > ==== GACHATTO Mailing List ==== > Donna's Tip: A timeline is the easiest and most accurate way > to keep track of your research. > > > ============================== > 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 > >

I agree, what a wonderful idea! Shelby

Anne, Ditto to Bill's response! You ARE wonderful to do this for us...I wish I had time to commit to such a project. However, I recently photocopied some cemetery information that was on file at the library in Chattooga county...would this be appropriate to post? (I'm unsure of the researchers' names in all instances and wouldn't want to infringe on their research...) Could someone please advise? Linda (txsvalley@aol.com)

Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Chattooga/10435 Surname: ------------------------- Hello! I am the editor of the Chattooga County Historical Society quarterly. We would be very pleased to run a story on your family and this fine old house. I can remember the house from childhood. Please contact me. Steve Strickland, 1039 Seven Springs Circle, Marietta, GA 30068

Anne, I think that this is fabulious that you are willing to transcribe the Chattooga Marriages and store it on the appropriate web site. I say good for you, thanks, marvelous, wonderful, a standing ovation. Such a great example you are setting. I hope we all can do likewise to help repay you by adding more to the archives. Bill Stephenson

In a message dated 5/10/01 1:19:55 PM Eastern Daylight Time, renchfam@sdcoe.k12.ca.us writes: > Someone suggested Excell > but, I don't have Excell. Would Microsoft word or office due? Let me > know and I will get it done as soon as possible. If you don't have Excel, the easiest way to transfer them to a webpage is to type them as text with a comma where you want a column to go. For example Lastname,Firstname,Lastname2,Firstname2,Date,Book,page Jones, Larry W., Smith, Mary Jane,11 Dec. 1850,A,235 This this can be opened with Excel as a comma delimited file and very little adjustment except for column width and column naming has to be done. IF you want to type them this way, save them as a txt file, send it to me as an attachment and I will convert it for you. Donna Parrish Chattooga Mail List admin

Ken, I am planning on transcribing all of the marriages from 1839-1880 in the next couple months. I just need to know the best way to get them on the website. What program is best to use. Someone suggested Excell but, I don't have Excell. Would Microsoft word or office due? Let me know and I will get it done as soon as possible. If someone else wants to do the later years after 1880. The records are on microfilm that can be rented from the LDS Library in Salt Lake. It has to be kept at an LDS Family History Center and viewed there. That is what I am doing. Let me know what you would like. If there is no interest in this, tell me now so I won't spend a lot of time on this. If someone else has volunteered, let me know. Thanks Anne

Bill, I do have Family Tree Maker & I am in the process of loading all my information into my computer. Not much left to do so I will get the information to you ASAP. I am a slow typist & not an expert but I will get it done. My GGGrandfather James Alexander White lived in White, Ga. that was named for him. I have a book The History of White Georgia that gave me a lot of information on him & my GGGrandmother was Nancy Lourana McEver. They are both buried in the cemetery at Woffords Crossroads Bapt.Church in White. I also have a book on the McEver family. They lived in Cass Cty. I have tried to get copies of both books but was told that there are no more available. Please be patient with me & I will get it done & will help as much as I can. Susan White Livingston

I am looking for someone in Lyerly who might be able to tell me if Chuck Porter Jones still lives on TN Ave??????? He owns a home(old) on the corner of TN and Foster St in Lyerly. I will be making a trip to the area soon and wonder if anyone might be able to connect with him. I have tried calling but just seem to miss him. Here is his phone #. 706-895-2788. I will be in the area May 24, 25. I would like to see if he might let me see the inside of the home. My gggggrandfather owned it at one time. Thanks to anyone who might be able to help. Sincerely, Shelby :-)

Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Chattooga/10434 Surname: RENFROE ------------------------- I NEED INFORMATION ON THESE PEOPLE. THEY ARE MY AUNT, UNCLE AND COUSINS. THEY LIVED IN CHATTOOGA CO. I THINK L.C AND RUBLE WERE IN OAK VIEW NURSING HOME. THEY HAD 2 SON'S HOWARD AND RONNIE, I ALSO NEED ANY INFORMATION ON THE RENFROE FAMILY WHO LIVE ON LYERLY HWY. L.C. IS THE SON OF BEN AND AMANDA JANE RNFROE MORGAN.

Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Chattooga/10433 Surname: ben morgan, amanda jane renfroe ------------------------- i am looking for information on a benijam or ben morgan who married amanda jane renfroe. tjese are my grandparents. ben morgan was killed in al. near b,ham in a train. i think he was working for the rail road. any information would be helpful. he was killed around the 1920-1940 yrs.

My GGGGrand Parents William & Sarah White are buried in the S. Carolina Campground Cemetery. I have not been able to find any further information on this part of my family. I live in Marietta, Ga. and went to the Cobb County Library & read through the Robert Baker book but could not find any information on them. I found a reference to them in the John James Davison family but could not find the section about William White. Was this section left out of the book or is it listed somewhere other than the family section ? I plan to buy the book as it contains more about the family but William & Sarah White are my major interest at this time. Your help will be greatly appreciated. Susan White Livingston