Posted on: Clarke County Wills Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/ClarkeWill/26 Surname: WILLOUGHBY, ANDERSON, ELDER ------------------------- Estate Records Source: Copies from microfilm, Georgia State Archives, Atlanta Originals in Clark County Court House Athens, Georgia A LIST OF THE APPREAISMENT OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM B. WILLOUGHBY DECEASED, MADE 10 NOV. 1827 AS FOLLOWS: 1. 1 Bedstead and furniture 2. 2 Do do do do 3. 1 do do do do 1 lot of bed clothing 1 Bureau 4. 1 Large Chest 5. 1 Trunk 6 Split bottomed chairs 6. 1 lot of cooking wear 7. 1 looking glass 8. 1 lot Books 9. 1 shot gun’ 10. 2 stands of curtains 11. 1 loom and gin 12. 1 coffee Urn 13. 1 cotton wheel 14. 1 table 15. 1 lot of tin wear 16. 1 lot of castings 17. 1 iron pot rack 18. 1 churn and pail1 19. 1 lot and jars 20. 1 lot of empty barrels 21. bushels wheat @ 1.00 22. 1 plow and lot of guns? 23. 1 club axe 24. 1 mans saddle and two bridles 25. 1 lot of plows and1 side saddle-old 26. 1 raw hide 27. 20 stock hogs 28. 1 gray mare and colt 29. 1 bay horse 30. 1 Grey filly 31. 1 mule, cow and calf 32. 1 spottled cow 33. 1 white bull 34. 1 red cow and calf 35. 1 heifer 36. 3 stocks fodder 37. 1 stacks oats 38. 10 geese 39. corn at 2.50 per bundle 40. cotton at 1.75 per 11 Negro women Whitney and child Mary 41. 1 bull CLARK COUNTY GEORGIA: Agreeable to a warrant of appraisement from the honorable court of ordinary to as directed, we have appraised the Estate of William B. Williby deceased so for as was produced to us by the Adm. to this test of our understanding this 16th day of November 1827. Signed David Elder Thomas Robertson Samuel Blakely Joshua Elder I do hereby certify that the above named appraisers were duly sworn as such before me this 16th day of November 1827 Signed Etheldred Sorrell J.P. SALE BILL OF THE ESTATE OF WM B. WILLIBY JAN. TERM 1828 EXAMINED AND APPROVED, RECORDED IN BOOK C PAGES 233-235 JAN 25TH 1828 CLARK COUNTY, GEORGIA PROBATE COURT A LIST OF THE SALE OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM B. WILLIBY, SOLD ON SASTURDAY THE 22 Dec 1827 on a credit of 12 months. William Williby 1 gray mare and colt $60.00 1 Bay Horse $22.00 1 plow 1.93 1 stock and plows . 50 1 side saddle .55 2 bridles .50 1 oven and hooks 1.23 10 geese 5.00 Richard Anderson 1 gray filly 56.00 Jacog Calahan 1 Stack fodder 5.25 Oliver Porter " " " " Etheldred Sorrell Fodder 2.47 1 bull 9.06 1 cradle .75 Gaddeal Fambrough 10 barrels corn 24.75 1 club ace 2.18 1 iron wedge 1.00 Aaron Bearding 4 barrels of corn 15.75 1 large pot 2.56 David Elder 3 barrels corn 3.56 1 raw hide 1.43 1 mans saddle 3.62 John H Low 1 cow and calf 10.00 1 curry comb .25 Absalom Vickers 1 cow and calf 12.00 Plow and stock 1.12 Balance brought forward $267.97 Elizabeth Williby 1 spotted cow 10.00 1 Bowl and Pitcher 1.50 1 sugar dish 1.00 1 cream pot ..25 1 salt and pepper box .50 1 bread baker .25 1 spinning whell 1.00 1 loom and coffee mill 10.00 1 chest . 62 1 trunk 1.50 1 large chest 2.00 1 bureau 15.00 1 bed sted and furniture 22.00 2 bed st3ed and furniture 38.00 1 lot bed cloths 13.50 same 14.25 ditto 18.00 ditto 10.00 ditto 21.00 ditto 10.00 ditto 19.00 Total-Elizabeth Williby $209.84 James Williby 1 plow and stock old plows 1 lot cooking plates tin bucket and coffee pot smoothing iros furniture table sifter and tray 1 pot rack 6 chairs 1 bed of furniture $43.31 Hartwell Elder white bull 2.84 5 choice hogs 6.43 Edward Bearding 1 small heifer 1.50 Thomas Robertson 1 Bbl .25 A L Seemes 2 smalls bbls . 50 1 churn .37 Joseph Durham 2 jars 1.75 Amt. Brought forward $498.35 John P Elder 1 amall jug . 37 Bailey Meddows 2 small jugs . 18 Charles Steward 4 bushel wheat 4.75 1 decanter . 4.25 John Hardigree wheat 1 sythe and cradle 5 choice hogs 1 pot 8.18 David Holloway wheat 5 hogs 11.81 Jonathan H

Posted on: Clarke County Wills Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/ClarkeWill/25 Surname: WILLOUGHBY, ANDERSON, ELDER ------------------------- Estate Records Source: Copies from microfilm, Georgia State Archives, Atlanta Originals in Clark County Court House Athens, Georgia A LIST OF THE APPREAISMENT OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM B. WILLOUGHBY DECEASED, MADE 10 NOV. 1827 AS FOLLOWS: 1. 1 Bedstead and furniture 2. 2 Do do do do 3. 1 do do do do 1 lot of bed clothing 1 Bureau 4. 1 Large Chest 5. 1 Trunk 6 Split bottomed chairs 6. 1 lot of cooking wear 7. 1 looking glass 8. 1 lot Books 9. 1 shot gun’ 10. 2 stands of curtains 11. 1 loom and gin 12. 1 coffee Urn 13. 1 cotton wheel 14. 1 table 15. 1 lot of tin wear 16. 1 lot of castings 17. 1 iron pot rack 18. 1 churn and pail1 19. 1 lot and jars 20. 1 lot of empty barrels 21. bushels wheat @ 1.00 22. 1 plow and lot of guns? 23. 1 club axe 24. 1 mans saddle and two bridles 25. 1 lot of plows and1 side saddle-old 26. 1 raw hide 27. 20 stock hogs 28. 1 gray mare and colt 29. 1 bay horse 30. 1 Grey filly 31. 1 mule, cow and calf 32. 1 spottled cow 33. 1 white bull 34. 1 red cow and calf 35. 1 heifer 36. 3 stocks fodder 37. 1 stacks oats 38. 10 geese 39. corn at 2.50 per bundle 40. cotton at 1.75 per 11 Negro women Whitney and child Mary 41. 1 bull CLARK COUNTY GEORGIA: Agreeable to a warrant of appraisement from the honorable court of ordinary to as directed, we have appraised the Estate of William B. Williby deceased so for as was produced to us by the Adm. to this test of our understanding this 16th day of November 1827. Signed David Elder Thomas Robertson Samuel Blakely Joshua Elder I do hereby certify that the above named appraisers were duly sworn as such before me this 16th day of November 1827 Signed Etheldred Sorrell J.P. SALE BILL OF THE ESTATE OF WM B. WILLIBY JAN. TERM 1828 EXAMINED AND APPROVED, RECORDED IN BOOK C PAGES 233-235 JAN 25TH 1828 CLARK COUNTY, GEORGIA PROBATE COURT A LIST OF THE SALE OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM B. WILLIBY, SOLD ON SASTURDAY THE 22 Dec 1827 on a credit of 12 months. William Williby 1 gray mare and colt $60.00 1 Bay Horse $22.00 1 plow 1.93 1 stock and plows . 50 1 side saddle .55 2 bridles .50 1 oven and hooks 1.23 10 geese 5.00 Richard Anderson 1 gray filly 56.00 Jacog Calahan 1 Stack fodder 5.25 Oliver Porter " " " " Etheldred Sorrell Fodder 2.47 1 bull 9.06 1 cradle .75 Gaddeal Fambrough 10 barrels corn 24.75 1 club ace 2.18 1 iron wedge 1.00 Aaron Bearding 4 barrels of corn 15.75 1 large pot 2.56 David Elder 3 barrels corn 3.56 1 raw hide 1.43 1 mans saddle 3.62 John H Low 1 cow and calf 10.00 1 curry comb .25 Absalom Vickers 1 cow and calf 12.00 Plow and stock 1.12 Balance brought forward $267.97 Elizabeth Williby 1 spotted cow 10.00 1 Bowl and Pitcher 1.50 1 sugar dish 1.00 1 cream pot ..25 1 salt and pepper box .50 1 bread baker .25 1 spinning whell 1.00 1 loom and coffee mill 10.00 1 chest . 62 1 trunk 1.50 1 large chest 2.00 1 bureau 15.00 1 bed sted and furniture 22.00 2 bed st3ed and furniture 38.00 1 lot bed cloths 13.50 same 14.25 ditto 18.00 ditto 10.00 ditto 21.00 ditto 10.00 ditto 19.00 Total-Elizabeth Williby $209.84 James Williby 1 plow and stock old plows 1 lot cooking plates tin bucket and coffee pot smoothing iros furniture table sifter and tray 1 pot rack 6 chairs 1 bed of furniture $43.31 Hartwell Elder white bull 2.84 5 choice hogs 6.43 Edward Bearding 1 small heifer 1.50 Thomas Robertson 1 Bbl .25 A L Seemes 2 smalls bbls . 50 1 churn .37 Joseph Durham 2 jars 1.75 Amt. Brought forward $498.35 John P Elder 1 amall jug . 37 Bailey Meddows 2 small jugs . 18 Charles Steward 4 bushel wheat 4.75 1 decanter . 4.25 John Hardigree wheat 1 sythe and cradle 5 choice hogs 1 pot 8.18 David Holloway wheat 5 hogs 11.81 Jonathan Hardigree 1 plow Lot hoes 1. 00 Joseph Braswell 1 shot gun Razor and Shaving box 6.56 E F Cox 1 clock reel . 75 Thomas Elder looking glass 2 decanters 1 razor strap 4.75 balance carried farward $589.54 A List of the sale of part of the Real Estate of William B Williby sold by order of Court this 1st Tusday in August, 1828-Payable June 1829 1 Tract of land containing three and thirty five acres more or less in Clark County, bid off by Etheldred Sorrels for $1000,00. Estate Records Source: Copies from microfilm, Georgia State Archives, Atlanta Originals in Clark County Court House Athens, Georgia The guardianship papers and aministrative date are all in the propate records in Walton County,Ga. There were said to be 9 minor children living at the time of Williams B Willoughbys Death in 1827. The records in the courthouse are out of order, missing and in general in quite a mess. Return: by William S Tweedle, Guardian Walton County Georgia/Guardianship Return dated 224 Jul 1840 and approved by John P Lucas Deputy Clerk/ Wm S Tweedle quardian Examined and approved Sept Term, 1840 Recorded this 25 Nov 1840/Jesse Mitchell Clerk William S Tweedle for guardian for the minor heirs of WM B Willoughby dec To cash on hand, 31 Dec 1838 $2279.98 Int on same to 1 Jan 1840 $182.18 $2462.16

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke/619 Surname: Epps, Kidd, Arnold ------------------------- Joshua and Mary Epps , madison Co Ga Children in the 1860 census - Martha Epps age 15 , Francis N. Epps age 12 , mary E. Epps age 11 , Sara J. Epps age 10 joshua F. Epps age 9 , Robert j Epps age 8 , Ora C. Epps age 6 ,William A. Epps age 17. Bet

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke/616 Surname: WILLOUGHBY ------------------------- I am quite interested in Clark County and it's history and geneology. I have a new email address and wanted to make sure everyone knows about it. [email protected] Thanks

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke/611 Surname: Jackson ------------------------- Thanks for your response. I don't believe that our anscestors connect, at least directly, so I do not have any information for you. Jackson, of course, is such a common name that even with the first name of John, it is difficult to definitively conclude that the John Jackson of Clarke County is my (or your) J.J. If your John had siblings named James, Nancy or Elizabeth, there might be a better chance, although I noticed that your John would have had to be born before 1745 to be Ambrose's son. However, there is the possibility that my John B. was the son or grandson of your John. Although this line of research is probably a dead end, I would appreciate your input if you come across new information. I'll do the same. BTW, I have not been able to get further back than John B. who was born in the 1770s.

Hi! William D. Williams born abt. 1835 Georgia. He married a Milita Jane (unknown). Their children at I know about are Rosa L. Williams, Mary Emma Williams who married James Robert Williams in Clarke County, Georgia, James H. Williams, Biddy E. Williams, and Joseph C. Williams. If, anyone has any information on these Williams my e-mail is [email protected] Thank you, Deborah

Hi! Looking for Williams researchers of Clarke County, Georgia. The 1850 census in Clarke County, Georgia has a Polly Williams 23, Lydia 18, Salina Ann 16, Frances 14, Thomas D. 12 , Jesse 8, and Elizabeth 6. I am looking for their parents. Any help sure would be appreciated. Deborah ([email protected])

Hi, If anyone is researching the surname DAVID, would you please contact me. I have a question. Thank you. Warm Regards, Belinda

Subject: Re: Raulerson I am not sure which line I am searching for, but would appreciate any help anyone can offer on these. My family [Morning Star's] line goes as follows; > > My mother and father were; Macy Ann RAULERSON & Russell Edward SLAUGHTER > Macy b] 1919 md.]1935 to Russell b] 1910 > Both born and raised in Alma, Bacon Co., GA > Moved to Jacksonville, FL prior to my birth in 1943 > Mother's parents were: John D. RAULERSON & Minnie Lee DILBON > John b] 1853 d] abt 1927 may have been born TN > Minnie b] 1888 GA. d] 1964 and was widow of Peter BROWN at > time. > {I was always told that Minnie was born and raised in Alma} > [I have been told that John was married and had a family with > children that were older than my grandmother when he married Minnie. Minnie > had also been married to a DAVIS (may be Tim?) and had a son named Thomas > DAVIS that John raised. Thomas would later spend time in prison for murder > of a sharecropper.] > > John & Minnie would have been married aft. 1907 but before 1915. > John's children with Minnie: > 1] Macy Ann b] 1919 Alma, Bacon Co. > 2] Lydia Dell b] 1926 Alma, Bacon Co. > 3] John Decoy b] ? Alma > 4] Johnny(Johnnie) b] 1928 Alma (Minnie was prgnant when John died) > 5] Linnie Mae b] 1915 Alma > 6] Ocie Ola b] 1916 Alma > 7] Eula Lee b] 1921 Alma > 8] Thomas DAVIS b] 1907 > > John's children by his first wife were: > 1] Rayford (Raiford) > 2] Lawton > 3] Ida May(Mae) > 4] Julia > 5] Lou > 6] Rebecca (Becky) > 7] Thelma > > This is all I have on this family so I desperately need help here. > Thank you. > ******************************************************************* > "IN THE SPIRIT OF MENDING THE SACRED CIRCLE" > GREY FOX > www.egroups.com/subscribe/South-East-Creek > A Native American Research Group > (New list members by acceptance only) > ******************************************************************* > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Marie R" <[email protected]> > To: "GREY FOX" <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2000 6:23 AM > Subject: Re: Raulerson > > > > Hi Grey Fox > > There are several different families of Raulerson's in > > South Georgia. Are you looking for any certain branch? > > There was William, Jacob, Noel and Fannie. How are you > > related to the Raulersons? > > I will be glad to send you information if you could be > > more specific. > > Marie Raulerson > >

Passports were issued by Georgia Governors to those wishing to travel through Indian lands from 1785-1820. These passports are abstracted in two volumes: 1. "Passports of southeastern pioneers, 1770-1823 : Indian, Spanish, and other land passports for Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Mississippi, Virginia, North and South Carolina" by Dorothy Williams Potter. 2. Passports Issued by Governors of Georgia by Mary G. Bryan. Joan Pettengill www.georgiaresearch.com

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke/596 Surname: Griffeth, Smith ------------------------- Looking for descendants of Hillman Griffeth 1882-1937. Married Esla Smith in Clarke County, Georgia.

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke/595 Surname: griffeth, kent ------------------------- Looking for descendants of Asenith Griffeth Kent 1875-1906. Married W B Kent in Clarke County, Georgia.

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke/592 Surname: McDonald, McDaniel ------------------------- Wayne, this is probably a line related to my line, as we are probably tied in to Alexander McDonald who was in Clarke County and Jackson County in the late 1700s and early 1800s, and suspect that a John McDonald was father to my James McDonald, also in these counties at that time period. Still trying to get a handle on this. The Pike Co. MS is also a good bet as my ggrandfather practice medicine in that area just after the Civil War. I have quite a bit of circumstantial evidence tying my James into the Daniel McDonald in SC from about 1720s on, but it is circumstantial. We can correspond on this if you'd like, to see if we can link these.

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke/586 Surname: McDonald, McDaniel, Daniel ------------------------- I have heard of these also. I believe there is one book that is a collection of them, but can't tell you anything about it (not even the title). If anyone knows where to access them, please post the reference information to the list so others can find them as well. I believe the book dealt with Tennessee, not Jackson County. Thanks, Dan

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke/581 Surname: Carter, Stephens ------------------------- I am looking for my grandfather Colley Carter he shows up in the 1920 census I was wondering if anyone had or could find anymore information on him? He also had a sister named Ida mae Stephens. Any information would be very helpful.

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke/578 Surname: McDonald, McDaniel, Daniel ------------------------- If you don't find much in CLarke County, You may want to check tax records for Jackson County. I saw some Ramseys on the tax rolls there in the early 1800s and some of my ancestors cross counties quite a bit. Dan McDonald

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke/576 Surname: Jones ------------------------- Robert A. Jones was in Clarke Co. when he drew land in Fayette Co. in the 1821 land lottery. His son Jesse was born 1788 in GA (prior to the establishment of Clarke). If they were on the same property then, they would have been living in Franklin Co. one of the original counties established in 1777. Does anyone have access to records which would show when and how Robert Jones acquired land in Franklin or Jackson or Clarke? Also when and to whom he disposed of land in Clarke Co.? His son Jesse married in Clarke in 1820 and was still there in and after 1828. In 1830in Clarke Co., Robert executed a deed to Jesse conveying the Fayette Co. land to Jesse. Jesse seems to have moved to Fayette at that time. A son was bnorn in Clarke in 1828 and another son was born in Fayette in 1830.

Posted on: Clarke County Wills Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/ClarkeWill/23 Surname: Wood, Woods ------------------------- Looking for parents of Thomas Edward Woods born 1814 and brother James E. Woods b. 1820. Their Father is said to be a John Wood/s. James E. Wood/s married Allie Wood/s and Thomas Edward Wood/s married Minerva Wood/s, both were daughter of Samuel H. Wood/s and wife Lucy. Migrated to Walker County, Alabama.

I am looking for information on the following family. 1 John Whitton, Sr. b: Abt. 1740 d: Aft. 1810 in Probably Clarke County, Georgia .. +Elizabeth Hanson b: in Fauquier County, Virginia m: Abt. 1765 in Fauquier County, Virginia ......... 2 [1] John Whitton, Jr.b: 1766 in Fauquier County, Virginia d: December 11, 1824 in Clarke County, Georgia ............. +Unknown Unknown m: Bef. 1795 in Virginia ......... *2nd Wife of [1] John Whitton, Jr.: .............+Alice Orr b: June 02, 1775 in Fauquier County, Virginia d: Aft. 1860 in Tallapoosa County, Alabama m: June 17, 1795 in Fauquier County, Virginia ......... 2 [2] Polly Whitton b: 1769 in Fauquier County, Virginia ............. +Unknown Rose m: 1790 in Virginia ......... *2nd Husband of [2] Polly Whitton: ............. +Robert Hanson, Jr. b: December 25, 1757 in Fauquier County, Virginia d: Aft. March 17, 1846 m: 1802 ......... 2 William Whitton b: 1771 in Fauquier County, Virginia d: 1806 in Clarke County, Georgia ............. +Elizabeth Settle b: in Virginia d: 1823 in Clarke County, Georgia m: January 15, 1793 in Fauquier County, Virginia ......... 2 Sarah Whitton b: 1775 in Fauquier County, Virginia ............. +William English m: 1796 in Fauquier County, Virginia ......... 2 Robert Whitton b: 1780 in Fauquier County, Virginia ............. +Elizabeth Turner m: 1804 in Clarke County, Georgia ......... 2 [3] Nancy Whitton b: 1784 in Fauquier County, Virginia ............. +Isaac Bates m: 1805 in Clarke County, Georgia ......... *2nd Husband of [3] Nancy Whitton: ............. +John Wise m: Aft. 1805 in Clarke County, Georgia ......... 2 Elizabeth Whitton b: 1785 in Fauquier County, Virginia ............. +William Kines m: 1803 in Clarke County, Georgia ......... 2 George Whitton b: 1786 in Fauquier County, Virginia ............. +Frances Horne m: 1807 in Clarke County, Georgia ......... 2 Millison Whitton b: 1791 in Fauquier County, Virginia ............. +Richie Carter m: 1812 in Clarke County, Georgia ......... 2 Mary Whitton b: 1792 in Fauquier County, Virginia ............. +Francis Fitzgerals m: 1810 in Clarke County, Georgia Any help would be appreciated. Doyle T. Brittain [email protected]

I am forwarding this from another list I am on in case anyone may have this person in thier family line and will be interested in this bit of news. ******************************************************************* "IN THE SPIRIT OF MENDING THE SACRED CIRCLE" GREY FOX www.egroups.com/subscribe/South-East-Creek A Native American Research Group ******************************************************************* ----- Original Message ----- Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 6:08 AM Subject: Fw: Lost Tombstone > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > > We have a tombstone that was found at a home my dad inherited. It was being > used as a step and we would like to return it to it's rightful place or at > least to the correct family. It was found at a home in Cobb Co.,Kennesaw, > Ga.but we don't know if it came from a grave there or not. If you know this > person or the family please contact me. The tombstone reads as follows: > James L. Evans > Georgia > Tech. Sgt. Ord. Dept. > World War II > Jan. 5, 1915 July 28, 1944 > > Thanks for any help you can give. > Jerri > McPherson-Jordan > > > > > -------------------------- eGroups Sponsor -------------------------~-~> > Get a NextCard Visa, in 30 seconds! > 1. Fill in the brief application > 2. Get rates as low as 2.99% Intro APR with NO annual fee! > http://click.egroups.com/1/9333/13/_/472426/_/971183354/ > ---------------------------------------------------------------------_-> > > > >