The Mcleod's, Henley's, Rambo's were all friends of Eugene . Does anyone have in their records any Foster notes. I am really looking for the line of Sarah Mcleod Foster. Thanks SD

Anne, If you find any Waters listed in the marriage records, I'd appreciate knowing. I am particularly looking for the marriage of Robert Payne Waters and his wife, Sara Holt around 1870-75, and any marriage records of an Oliver Waters and his wife, perhaps Martha, around 1850. Any Waters info would be helpful, though. Thanks. Ken Waters --- Ken Waters --- kjwaters98@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

You should be able to get that book inter-library loan for as little as 25 cents. Shelby

Hi William - hope this helps. Diane Page 367B J. W. McCollum Age 32 Farmer Value of Real Estate 2800 Born SC Elizabeth Age 27 Born NC Oscar A. Age 11 Born GA William M. Age 9 Born GA Esther Age 5 Born GA John W. Age 4 Born GA Sarah E. Age 1/12 Born GA Elizabeth McCollum Age 47 Born Virginia ----- Original Message ----- From: "William W. McCollum" <mccollumw@home.com> To: <GACHATTO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 8:20 PM Subject: [GACHATTO] 1850 Census Look-up: McCollum > Can anyone do a look-up on page 367 of the 1850 census for the > McCollum family listed in the index? Am interested in all family > members and ages. Would also like to confirm whether or not the 1880 > death of John W. McCollum of tuberculosis (1880 mortality schedule) was > this family. He would have been age 2 or 3 on the 1850 census. > Thanks. > W. McCollum > > > ==== GACHATTO Mailing List ==== > Chattooga Calendar - Post Your Reunions > http://resources.rootsweb.com/~calendar/cgi-bin/calendar.cgi?calname=Chattoo ga_Co._GA > > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp >

Can anyone do a look-up on page 367 of the 1850 census for the McCollum family listed in the index? Am interested in all family members and ages. Would also like to confirm whether or not the 1880 death of John W. McCollum of tuberculosis (1880 mortality schedule) was this family. He would have been age 2 or 3 on the 1850 census. Thanks. W. McCollum

Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ga/Chattooga/10432 Surname: Hammond, Pettyjohn ------------------------- Where would I find the book. I ckd with the library in our county and they do not have. Would I be able to purchase it somewhere. I will keep looking for it. Thanks for your help. Betty

Anne, Do you have any Foster marriages in Chattooga? Thx Shelby

Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Chattooga/10431 Surname: Foster ------------------------- Looking for the actual farm of Robert Sinclair Foster. He lived 1/2 mile from the J N Taliafeero farm. Between Taliaferro farm & Chattooga River. Can anyone help me find this? The post office was Melville, GA. Thanks Shelby

Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Chattooga/10430 Surname: ------------------------- Have you checked out the Book,"Chattooga: A County & It's People"? Shelby

Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Biographies Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/ChattoogaBios/10005 Surname: Foster, Mayo, Allison, Brooks, Horton, Mosely, Hawkins ------------------------- E. E Foster was born in 1874 Chattooga Co, GA the son of Capt Kinchen Rambo and Malissa Mayo Foster of Foster's Store. He was raised as a Methodist and committed his life to the Lord early in his life. He was raised in the community and when he was 19, he fell madly in love with a 32 yr old woman. He went to his father for approval of this marriage and K R Foster sent him out west to TX. He wanted him to oversee lands along the Concho River that he had traded for "sight unseen". The exchange involved a vineyard in GA. His sister Carrie Adeline Foster wrote: "with a thousand miles between them, his love for the woman vanished like morning mist." Eugene met Bessie Arthur who was a schoolteacher and an "Alabama Belle." He proposed to her on the bridge over Dove Creek in Tom Green Co, TX and she accepted. This family proceeded to buy up land in Tom Green Co. TX, sometimes as low as 75 cents per acre until they had a sum total of a 900 acre West TX plantation. He farmed and ran a dairy. He served as Sunday School Supt. in the church his family founded for a great number of yrs and also served as County Commissioner in Tom Green Co, TX. He was involved in a great many activites in the community and was responsible for many of the paved roads in the county. Our family is very thankful for Papa Foster's accomplishments . Michelle Doss- his ggggrandddaughter.

Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Biographies Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/ChattoogaBios/10003 Surname: Foster, Mayo, Brooks, Hawkins, Mosely, Horton ------------------------- Capt. Kinchen Rambo Foster was born in Gwinnett Co, GA and married Malissa Mayo ( her father Micajah Mayo-of the Floyd Co, Bar Lock- Dam). They founded the community of Foster's Store, GA outside of Lyerly. K. R. served with gallantry in the Civil War and returned home to make a success of his life after serving time in a POW camp for nine months. He was one of the most prosperous plantation owner's in Chattooga Co. Growing strawberries, tobacco, clover, and raising mules. He and Malissa had 14 children and buried 8 of them before their own deaths. Malissa grew up in Floyd Co and wrote her life story in the Atlanta Journal" Sunny South". She was the President of the Epworth Women's Missionary Society in Lyerly. They are both buried in the cemetary in Lyerly, GA. This family was one of the founding families of the Oak Hill Methodist church. A couple of years ago, I made a trip to their original planatation. The kind people of Chattooga Co, GA and Lyerly made us feel so welcome and my hat is off to such a warm community.....

Posted on: Chattooga Co. Ga Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Chattooga/10429 Surname: Foster, Mayo, Brooks, Mcleod, Hawkins, Mosely ------------------------- Just wanted to thank you for all the work you are doing remembering our war heroes. Thanks Shelby

> Hi Ann, Do you see anything about the following Finleys? Henry, Sanford, Lawrence and Laura? Thanks

Tim, I have the index for the Chattooga Marriage records and looked up Clark's after seeing your request. I didn't find the ones you requested but, I only have the index for 1839-1880. If they married before or after those years, I wouldn't have it. Hope this helps. Anne Clark, Wm. & Matilda Mosely bet. 1839-60 pg 182 Clark, George & Sarah A. Elleram? bet. 1861-80 pg 18 Clark, A. B. (male)& A. White " pg 17 Clark, J. M. (male) & S. A. Sewell " pg 30 Clark, Robt. & Lucy Gore " pg 91 Clark, J. W. (male) & M. J. Scogin " pg 93 Clark, Adam & Margaret Harris " pg 101 Clark, John & Mariah Helton " pg 229 Clark, Benjamin & Jane Richardson " pg 269 Clark, George & Summer Tyler " pg 281 or 288

Linda, I found your Pete Broom and Sarah Cook record. I also extracted the rest of the Broom's and Cook's from the records for 1839-1880. I am still working on the Salmon's. The index is done by the grooms. not the brides. I did look up the two Salmon's you had there but, they were not in the index. I will extract the other Salmon's. I will also look up the exact date for Peter Broom and Matilda Cook tomorrow at the library. Broom, Peter & Matilda Cook bet 1861-80 pg 164 Broom, S. A.(male) & O. A. Graves? 61-80 pg 228 Broom, J.F. & Mary McCoy " pg 244 Broom, Amanda & John Anderson " pg 12 Broom, Ethel & Timothy Bryant " pg ? Cook, Jas.F. & Cynthia E. Graham " pg 26 Cook, John & P.V. Price " pg 230 or 270 Cook, Thos.F. & N. E. Baker " pg 201 Cook, William & Lucy Johnson " pg 208 or 209 Cook, G. N.(male) & M. J. Silk " pg 218 Cook, John D. & Sarah Smith " pg 314-323 not readable Cook, W. C. & Miss Lanida Johnston " pg 323 Cook, Charles & Miss Harriet Green? " pg 357 Cook, Elizabeth & G T. Baird bet 1839-60 pg 146 Cook, Barbary & Enoch Hammond " pg 45 Cook, Matilda & John Little " pg 80 Cook, Polly & Washington Rowse? " pg 82 Cook, Polly & Bennet Sims " pg 270 Cook, Julia M. & F.O. Bagget bet 1861-80 pg 241 Cook, Francis & John Basbun? " pg 262 Cook, Mary & A.J. Jones " pg 27 Cook, Jane & Andrew Thomas " pg 34 Cook, Mary F. & Henry Scoggins " pg 119 Cook, Tixas & George Liles (col) " pg 338 Cook, Mary E. & G. M. Smith " pg 269 Cook, M.C. (female) & L. Marrow " pg 256 Hope this helps. If you have interest in the dates or exact spelling of names for any of these, let me know and I will look them up in the records. Usually I have found that the ones with initials in the index have the names in the records. I will go to the library Thursday. Anne

John, I don't have the years for the marriages that you requested but, I did look up the surname Allen between 1839-1880 and here is the results. Allen, Elizabeth & Nimrod Burgess bet. 1839-60 pg 376 Allen, E. J. (female) & CR. Hood (male) bet 1861-80 pg 16 Allen, W. C. & Martha B. Little " " pg 42 Allen, A. B. & Martha A. Harper " " pg 52 Allen, D. H.(Male) & L.E. Johnson " " pg 119 Allen, RAS (male) & A.M. Martin " " pg 143 Allen, Lula & Albert Gregory " " pg 173 Allen, Green & Frances Cambron " " pg 174 Allen, M. E. (female) & W. W. Perry (male) " " pg 221 Allen, G. T.? & Mary Candall " " pg 341-367 (couldn't read) Allen, Emma & Peter C____? (not readable)" " pg 364 Let me know if any of these interest you. I can look them up in the records. These are from the index and it is messed up in places. Hope this helps, Anne

Shelby, I don't have the marriage record for 1900. I only ordered the records between 1839-1880. I did extract all of the names from the index for Starling and Foster that I found in those years. Hope it is useful. Starling, Melissa & Alexander Copeland 1839-60 pg 125 Starling, Wiley & A.A. Powers 1839-60 pg 262 Starling, Louie or Levi & Patience Kincaid 1861-80 pg 7 Starling, Doctor Lawrence & C. Hawkins 1861-80 pg 113 Starling, Jane & David Adams 1861-80 pg 188 Starling, Riley & Lucy Bell 1861-80 pg 216 The following Starlings' had (PC) after their entry. I assume that meant "person of color". I would not assume that because PC wasn't there that people where not "persons of color", necessarily. Starling, John & Sarah Gilbert (PC) 1861-80 pg 151 Starling, Lewis & Clarrissa Bell (PC) 1861-80 pg 238 Starling, Lou (female) & Jerry Nix (PC) 1861-80 pg 308 Foster, L. J. & S. A. Hosch? 1861-80 pg 7 Foster, H. W. & Isabell Larsen? " pg 43 Foster, Jane & Edward Smith " pg 55 Foster, Mattie & J. C. Benefield " pg 60 Hope this helps. Let me know if you need more clarification. If any of them interest you, let me know and I can get the dates from the film. Anne

June, I found the following for the Hughes, Catlett, Loveless names: Hughes, A. W. & Ela Blain bet 1861-80 pg 45 Hughes, Alexander & Miss Alice Lockes? bet 1861-80 pg 316 Catlatt, Miss T. C. & Ed. Adams bet 1861-80 pg 328 Loveless, Mary & E.B. Sullivant bet 1839-60 pg 358 Loveless, Mary & D. B. Hall bet 1861-80 pg 18 Loveless, T. J. & Elizabeth Loveless bet 1861-80 pg 19 Loveless, Ann & Moses F. Purcell " " pg 64 Loveless, Martha & C. W. Abrams " " pg 134 Loveless, Safonia? & G.W. Parker " " pg 162 Loveless, Jefferson & Henrietta Bane " " pg 210 Loveless, Robert B. & Nancy A. Abrams " " pg 240 The following Loveless' had the initials (PC) after their entries so, I am assuming that means "Person of color" Loveless, Lou (female) & Joseph Sturdivant (PC) 1861-80 pg 199 Loveless, Silas & Eliza Dodson (PC) 1861-80 pg left out but, bet 251-257 Loveless, Samuel & Mary Pulsite? (PC) 1861-80 pg 288 Hope this helps you. I could have misinterpreted some letters. I am working off of copy of the index from the film. If you have any questions or want further clarification, let me know. I go to the library on Thursdays and can look at the actual record on the film. I have had so many requests that I am just using the index first then I will go back to the records if someone wants the dates for them. It is not a problem. I am happy to do it. I am also trying to get this index transcribed and put onto the Chattooga Website in the near future. I haven't decided yet if I will put dates or page numbers with the names. We will see how long it takes. Anne

My wife, Carolyn & I (Ken) have taken on the task of Archivists for the Chattooga Co. Georgia GenWeb Archives at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/chattooga.htm Come on, all you genealogists. Pull out the keyboard and let's get those records transcribed. We know you have them. (They're stacked up on the desk and the floor.) It helps others and it helps others contact you who are researching the same persons. So, let's get those wills typed up, those Bible records transcribed, or any other record you have. Submit them to clhjohnson@aol.com in text format only (and no additional formatting i.e. tabs etc.) Ken

C. Bourn, The Joseph and John Lively are brothers, born in Spartenburg,SC, moved to GA, lived in Chattooga Co. John 's daughter Lucy Ann married my Joe Green, their children were born in Summerville, GA. I have Lucy Ann's line to date and will share with anyone. I can't say if you line connects with mine or not, I know some Lively's went to TN,and KY. but am sure they are kin somewhere. My line listed below. Joseph Lively(The Wagoner) b in VA, married a Sarah (Sally). children: Anderson b 1790, married Elizabeth Bryant, after his 1st wife died, he moved to Izard Co. AR where he died, he had two children John, 1820, Elija b 1818 in SC. John went to GA and had the children I listed before, I know nothing about Elija. Lucy Ann Lively married Joe Green, has to be in Chattooga Co. because their children were born there. I have no marriage record for them. Lucy moved to Montague Co. TX and had, Beulah 1882 (my grandmother) Arthur 1880, Tommy 1884, Noah 1886, Joseph C. 1892 and Sally Ann 1895. I have both Lively books that mentions my ggrandmother, hope by the next book my family will be listed in it. I still know nothing about the Green family and would like to find someone doing this line. Thanks for your reply. Janice