Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=478 Surname: GUNNELS ------------------------- Seeking information on the Gunnels family of Clarke Co. Possible names include Joseph, Thomas, John from 1790+

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=477 Surname: ------------------------- I to have been looking for the Clarke co. Connection for William Henry and his parents. I have them from 1830 until my son following the Fransis line. I do know that William Henry is buried in Crabapple, Ga.

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=476 Surname: Wood ------------------------- My great grandfather was Benjamin Jordan Wood. His father was George R. Wood(Washington Country). George had a brother named Henry H. Wood. I heard some of Henry's family lived in Athens. Someone said this family had an old picture album. Thank you for any help!

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=474 Surname: Peeler, Sheridan, Garrison, Meaders, Hill, Hix, Williams, Sailors, Muse, Sailors ------------------------- Can someone provide me with the Sexton's name and address for Oconee Hill Cemetery. Thanks

Can't remember where I saw a query for Fred ROBISON - b. 1881 in Oconee County. I have some info for you. JO Joanne Robison Case [email protected] ROBISON - SIMONTON - MONTGOMERY - DANIELL - LESTER PATMAN

Hello, I am new to the list and need help in locating a Martha Ann McDonald who married a S.J. Linam in 1854 in Wilcox Co., AL. I find them in Monroe Co., Al in the 1860 census; but cannot find them in 1870 census recordsin AL. She was born in GA., I do not know where in GA. she was born. I can find do record of death for either of them. He fought in the civil war, company A, 4th Alabama Cal ( Russell's ) and was wounded Aug. 1, 1864 at Jonesburough, GA. His service records do not give any information on who his parents were. His birth place was listed as SC on census records. I find him with another wife in 1880 census in Conecuh Co.,AL. and also on 1900 Conecuh Co.,AL with yet another wife. I will really appreciate any help anyone may have to offer me. I thought since Martha was born in GA. maybe she went back to some family there while he was in the war and maybe died there. In the 1880 Conecuh Co, AL. census I find their oldest child listed with three small children. Her name was Evelina. Thank you, Evelyn [email protected]

Hi Everyone, If Barbara Duncan is on this list could you please contact me. I have tried e-mailing you several times and it keeps bouncing back to me. Warm Regards, Belinda http://www.genealogybin.com/

Posted on: Clarke County Obituaries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/ClarkeObits?read=21 Surname: LANE, LUCKIE, HODGSON, UPSON, LUMPKIN, AYCOCK ------------------------- from Annals of Athens, A. L. Hull, 1906, p. 16 "The late Mrs. HODGSON's house, below the carriage shops, was first the home of Sterling LANE, son of old Jonathan LANE, one of the first white men living west of the Oconee River. Sterling LANE was a young man of fine promise. He read law with Mr. UPSON, of Lexington, and was admitted to the bar, but preferred commerce to the law and after building a home and a prosperous business died in 1820 of typhus fever, universally regretted. His father planted the large cedars in the yard when they were mere switches." William LUMPKIN bought Sterling LANE'S house. Also, according to Hull's Annals of Athens, Sterling LANE designed the seal for the University of Georgia. Theophilus Sterling LANE was the son of Jonathan LANE and a grandson of Jesse LANE and Winnifred AYCOCK LANE. My g-g-grandfather, Theophilus S. LUCKIE, was named after T. S. Lane. Glenn B. RAY

Does anyone know where the 239th District was located during the war and/or what CSA units were formed from there? I am looking for information on Cross family. Roy Hunter

Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=473 Surname: Smith, Scudder ------------------------- Searching for same day death obits for: Rev. N.Keff Smith and his wife Carrie Cleveland Scudder Smith. Both died on March 25, 1929 at Memphis, Shelby County, Tenn. Thank you.

I have just transcribed and published the 1797/99 & 1802 Tax Digest for Jackson County, Georgia. This book is the transcriptions for the first Tax Digest book in the Jackson County, Georgia Probate Court Office. It has what could be found of the 1797, 1799 and all of the 1802 Tax Digest, 1800 & 1801 are missing and not in the Courthouse. This book contains approx. 949 surnames and over 1200 individuals. The Tax Digest list the Tax Payers Name, the Quality of Land, To Whom the Land was Granted, which County the Land was in, the Water Way, Whose Land it Joined, Number of Slaves they owned, Town Lots they owned, Stock in Trade, the Tax they paid and if they only paid a Poll Tax. In some cases it list the Agent, Administrator, or Guardian who was representing the tax payer. Tax Payers paid taxes in the county they resided in, so this books also list if they owned land in a different county and also includes the above information on it. Jackson County was formed from Franklin County in 1796. The following counties were formed from part of Jackson County: Banks (1858), Barrow (1914), Clarke (1801), Gwinnett (1818), Hall (1818), Madison (1811), and Oglethorpe. 8 1/2" x 11", sftbnd, 374 pages, fully indexed. Surnames Listed: Abner, Abney, Acock, Adair, Adams, Adkins, Akins, Albertan, Alexander, Allcorn, Allen, Amonds, Anderson, Anglin, Anthony, Aplin, Apling, Appleby, Appling, Armer, Armour, Arthur, Atkinson, Aubrey, Awbrey, Awbry Baar, Bagby, Baggat, Baggby, Bailey, Baily, Baker, Bandy, Banks, Bankston, Barkley, Barksdale, Barnet, Barnett, Barran, Barren, Barret, Barron, Bashworth, Baskins, Bates, Baxter, Bayley, Bazzle, Beachem, Beadin, Beard, Bearden, Beardin, Bearyan, Beauchamp, Becherstaff, Bell, Bellar, Bench, Bennet, Bennett, Benton, Benwood, Benword, Berry, Bery, Betts, Bevers, Birton, Black, Blackburn, Blakes, Bleak, Blount, Boggs, Bonner, Booker, Boon, Borders, Boren, Boring, Boskins, Boss, Bowen, Boyd, Boyde, Bradford, Bradshaw, Brantley, Brazle, Brazles, Breakfield, Brewer, Brian, Brinton,Brister, Bristor, Brooks, Brown, Bruford, Brunt, Bryant, Buckhanon, Bufrin, Buller, Burke, Burkelew, Burnett, Burns,Burson, Burton, Busbin, Butler Calahan, Caleham, Calhoun, Call, Callihan, Calvert, Cameron, Camp, Campbell, Camron, Canady, Candlor, Cannon, Carlile, Carlisle, Carrett, Carson, Carter, Casey, Cash, Casselberry, Cassleberry, Castleberry, Cavern, Cellars, Chambers, Champman, Chandlor, Chapman, Chapmon, Clark, Clarke, Clements, Cleveland, Clindon, Clindonor, Cloud, Clower, Clowers, Cobb, Cobbs, Coby, Cochram, Cocker, Cockram, Cockrom, Cocks, Colb, Cole, Coleman, Colin, Collins, Collyar, Colman, Colyar, Cone, Conelley, Conelly, Connelly, Connor, Cook, Cooks, Coon, Cornelius, Cornish, Cornwell, Couller, Cowan, Cowden, Cowder, Cowdon, Cowen, Cowin, Cown, Cox, Cozart, Crall, Crenshaw, Cresswell, Cribbs, Cribs, Criswell, Crittington, Crobie, Crocker, Crockett, Crolb, Crumley, Cubit, Culpepper, Cuningham, Cunningham, Cup, Curry, Curton D’ Eslaing, D’ Estaing, D’Estaing, Dachsy, Dallon, Dalton, Dam____, Daniel, Daubs, Davinney, Davis, Day, Deal, Deaslang, Dedweller, Depriest, Dern, Devall, Diamond, Dickey, Dickson, Dixon, Dodson, Doss, Doster, Driskiel, Driver, Dubose, Dudly, Duff, Dunbar, Dunn, Duprest, Durban, Duton, Dutton Dykes Eady, Eakin, Easley, Easly, East, Eaton, Eavens, Eavins, Edward, Edwards, Ekins, Elliot, Ellis, Ellisson, Embry, Emmet, Emmit, Envry, Epperson, Espey, Estang, Evans, Ewing, Ezzed Fall, Fann, Fanniel, Fannon, Farmor, Farrell, Faulk, Fawtin, Fearrell, Ferrell, Few, Finny, Fishburn, Fitspatrick, Flournoy, Forbes, Foster, Fowler, Fowlor, Franklin, Fuller, Fullerton, Fullwood Garbrath, Gardiner, Gardner, Garner, Garret, Garrett, Garthright, Gaston, Gates, Gathright, Gay, Gedeion, Gentry, Giboat, Giddens, Gideon, Gillaspey, Gillim, Gillum, Ginn, Ginnins, Gintry, Glascock, Glasson, Glen, Glesson, Glover, Glynn, Gooch, Good, Goodlet, Gorham, Gossett, Gotherd, Grace, Graham, Green, Greer, Griffin, Griffith, Griggs, Grimes, Grizel, Grizzle, Gunnels, Guttery Haggard, Hailes, Hainy, Hall, Hambleton, Hambrick, Hampton, Haney, Hardeman, Hardgroves, Hardin, Harell, Hargraves, Hargroves, Harkin, Harkins, Harlin, Harper, Harris, Harry, Harvey, Hase, Haskin, Hawkins, Hay, Hayman, Haynes, Hays, Headen, Headon, Hearin, Hearn, Heath, Heggins, Hegins, Henderson, Hendricks, Henerly, Henly, Henson, Hickes, Hickman, Hickmans, Higgins, Highbanks, Hight, Hilhouse, Hill, Hillhouse, Hinyard, Hird, Hobson, Hodge, Hogen, Hogg, Hogs, Holeman, Holliday, Hollingshead, Hollins, Hollinshead, Hollinsworth, Holloway, Holmes, Holoway, Hombs, Hood, Hoover, Hopkins, Horton, Howard, Howel, Hoy, Hubbard, Huett, Hughes, Huie, Hull, Humphries, Humphris, Hunt, Hunter, Hurd, Hurt, Hyde, Hynor Ivy Jackson, James, Jarrett, Jarrot, Jarrott, Jermany, Jermeny, Jiles, Johnson, Jones, Jordan, Joyce, Justin Keith, Kellett, Kelley, Kelly, Kemp, Kenelly, Kerby, Kermule, Kesterson, Key, Keys, Kimley, Kimzey, King, Kirk, Kirkland, Kirkling, Kirkpatrick, Knight, Knox, Kolb Lackey, Lacy, Lafferty, Lamaar, Lamastor, Lamb, Lane, Langley, Langlin, Lanos, Larkin, Latherdale, Lauddox, Lauder, Law, Lawder, Lawson, Ledbetter, Lee, Lichre, Light, Lindsey, Linn, Lisle, Listen, Little, Liveley, Lively, Loftan, Loften, Lofton, Long, Longstreet, Lord, Loughridge, Lovejoy, Loving, Low, Lucas, Luckey, Lyle, Lynch, Lyndsey Mabry, Maby, Macever, Macfiel, Mackey, Mackord, Maddox, Mahary, Mahoney, Mains, Malcom, Maloan, Man, Manifee, Maning, Marberry, Marbery, Marbrey, Marbury, March, Marshal, Marshel, Martain, Martin, Mason, Massey, Matthews, Matthis, Matton, Maxfield, May, Mayo, Mays, Mecutchen, Menifield, Meniwether, MGehee, Middleton, Miligan, Miling, Mill, Millar, Miller, Mills, Minn, Mirdock, Mires, Mitchel, Mobley, Mobly, Montgomery, Moon, Mooney, Moor, Moore, More, Moreton, Morgan, Morris, Morrison, Moses, Mucklehannon, Mulkey, Muplaster, Murdin, Murphy, Myers, Myrick MCasle, McCain, McCall, McCallister, McCarrell, McCartney, McClain, McClendon, McClung, McCluskey, McCombs, McConnel, McConnell, Mccord, McCord, McCrary, McCree, McCune, McCurdy, McCutch___, Mccutchen, McCutchen, McCutchin, McCutchins, McCutchson, McDaniel, McDonald, McDonel, McDurman, McEver, Mcfalls, McFalls, McGaughy, McGauhey, McGee, McGehee, McGinnis, McGowen, McGuire, Mchaine, McHarge, McHight, McHorton, McKeever, McKenzie, McKeser, McKight, McKindly, McKlehanon, McKleroy, McKnight, Mclaskey, Mclinden, McMillen, McMirtery, McVey Naile, Nall, Nash, Nations, Nazeas, Neal, Nelson, Newell, Newton, Neyres, Niblack, Nicols, Nicots, Nivels, Niviel, Niviels, Norman, Normon, Northanon, Norton, Nunn, Nurels Offil, Ofill, Ogdon, Oliver, Olover, Olwell, Oneals, Orr, Ortrey, Otwell, Ozz, Page, Pallon, Palmer, Park, Parke, Parker, Parkes, Parks, Parmentor, Parmer, Parmerly, Parsmore, Pasmore, Pat, Pate, Path, Patterson, Pattillo, Patton, Pattrick, Paxton, Pearce, Penington, Pennington, Pentecost, Pentington, Peoples, Pepper, Pereys, Perkins, Peterson, Pettitjohn, Phair, Philips, Phillips, Phinizey, Pickett, Pierce, Piggot, Piron, Pitman, Poiner, Poole, Pope, Porter, Pots, Potts, Powel, Pratley, Price, Prince, Pruitt, Pruswell, Pyrom, Queen Radon, Rainey, Rainwater, Rassberry, Ratchford, Ray, Ready, Reece, Reed, Reid, Reynolds, Reynols, Richey, Riggin, Right, Rinder, Roberds, Roberts, Robertson, Robins, Rodgers, Roger, Rogers, Rolling, Ronin, Ross, Rowan, Rowin, Runnels, Runnols, Russel, Rutherford, Rutledge, Ryan, Ryley Saffold, Sandage, Saxon, Saxton, Scott, Scroggin, Scroggins, Scurlock, Shannon, Shanns, Shanon, Shaw, Sheales, Shearer, Shelton, Shepherd, Shields, Ship, Shockley, Short, Shradley, Simmons, Simonton, Simpson, Singleton, Slaughter, Slavin, Smith, Snow, Soars, Somerford, Sorrells, Sparks, Speer, Spenser, Spensor, Sper, Spradlin, Springfield, Spruce, Stacks, Stang, Stapler, Star, Starks, Steen, Steward, Stewart, Stiles, Stith, Stokes, Stoneham, Stovall, Stow, Streetman, Strickland, Stricklin, Strong, Strothers, Stub??, Stubblefield,Stubbs, Summerford, Sumner, Sutton, Sykes Tanner, Taylor, Tearell, Tearrel, Templeton, Tench, Tendal, Tendle, Tenelle, Tenille, Tennel, Tennell, Terrell, Thelford, Therman, Thirmond, Thomas, Thompson, 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Belinda http://www.genealogybin.com/

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Earl: I have no PEELER surnames but do have: SHERIDAN HIX LOVING MEADOWS GARRISON SAILORS WILLIAMS After reviewing some email received on Sailors (Carole Walker), I find the following for Christopher SAILORS. "We just found our connection to Christopher Sailors 3 weeks ago. I have been corresponding with Jerry Brock, Earl Peeler, Wanda Hoffer, John Vaughn, Anne Crocker and Sue Hall Mills." Is Christopher SAILORS your line? My SAILORS lines and others can be view at: http://back40.bizland.com/related.html and it is not complete by any means. Thanks, Jane From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2000 8:36 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GACLARKE] Elisha Mack Peeler Posted on: Clarke County Biographies Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/ClarkeBios?read=18 Surname: PEELER, SHERIDAN, HIX, GARRISON, SAILORS, MEADOWS, WILLIAMS ------------------------- Elisha Mack Peeler, b ca 1820, GA, 1850 Census of Clark County, GA, lists family as follows: Wife, Maria 26, b in GA; Henry Peeler 2, b in GA; Charles (H?) Peeler 2/12, b in GA. Also in HH was Mary Loving 11, b in GA: and Pinkney Loving (Male) 8, b in GA. Clark County, GA Marr Bk C, page 119, shows that Elisha Mack Peeler marr Mariah Loving on 15 July 1847. Also in Clarke County, GA Guardian Bonds Bk C, 1849-1852, Benjamin Peeler, Elisha M Peeler, and Henry Peeler, are bound to Justices in the sum of $500, on 4 Nov. 1850, when Benjamin Peeler is appointed Guardiam of Mary Ann Loving and William Pickney Loving... minors of Sanford Loving, dec. This was signed by Benjamin, Elisha M and Henry made mark, before Asa M. Jackson. Undoubtly the Loving ch in Elisha Mack's HH were brother and sister of his wife Maria (Mariah) Loving. In Clark County, GA, Guardian Bonds Book C, 1849-1852, Benjamin Peeler, Elisha Mack and Henry Peeler, are bound to Justices in the sum of $500.00 on Nov 4, 1850, when Benjamine is appointed Guardian of Mary Ann Loving and William Pickney Loving.......minors of Sanford Loving, Dec. It was signed by Benjamin, Elisha and Henry made mark, before Asa M. Jackson. In the 1850 Clark County, Ga. Census Mary and Pinkney were in the HH with Elisha Mack Peeler. Elisha married Mariah Loving and these must have been her brother and sister.

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----- Original Message ----- From: Suzi Motley To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, June 25, 2000 5:31 PM Subject: Ref: 40000 Early GA Marriages Trying to locate the author of the books on Early Georgia Marriages -or how to at least find where to purchase these books. The author is Joseph T. Maddox and his last address known was Box 157, Irwinton, GA.(abt 1985) The letter I sent was returned "unknown". This book was a private publishing so there is no publisher listed. Have gone into the internet & cannot locate any copies available. Thanks for your help Suzi

Posted on: Clarke County Biographies Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/ClarkeBios?read=18 Surname: PEELER, SHERIDAN, HIX, GARRISON, SAILORS, MEADOWS, WILLIAMS ------------------------- Elisha Mack Peeler, b ca 1820, GA, 1850 Census of Clark County, GA, lists family as follows: Wife, Maria 26, b in GA; Henry Peeler 2, b in GA; Charles (H?) Peeler 2/12, b in GA. Also in HH was Mary Loving 11, b in GA: and Pinkney Loving (Male) 8, b in GA. Clark County, GA Marr Bk C, page 119, shows that Elisha Mack Peeler marr Mariah Loving on 15 July 1847. Also in Clarke County, GA Guardian Bonds Bk C, 1849-1852, Benjamin Peeler, Elisha M Peeler, and Henry Peeler, are bound to Justices in the sum of $500, on 4 Nov. 1850, when Benjamin Peeler is appointed Guardiam of Mary Ann Loving and William Pickney Loving... minors of Sanford Loving, dec. This was signed by Benjamin, Elisha M and Henry made mark, before Asa M. Jackson. Undoubtly the Loving ch in Elisha Mack's HH were brother and sister of his wife Maria (Mariah) Loving. In Clark County, GA, Guardian Bonds Book C, 1849-1852, Benjamin Peeler, Elisha Mack and Henry Peeler, are bound to Justices in the sum of $500.00 on Nov 4, 1850, when Benjamine is appointed Guardian of Mary Ann Loving and William Pickney Loving.......minors of Sanford Loving, Dec. It was signed by Benjamin, Elisha and Henry made mark, before Asa M. Jackson. In the 1850 Clark County, Ga. Census Mary and Pinkney were in the HH with Elisha Mack Peeler. Elisha married Mariah Loving and these must have been her brother and sister.

Hello I have just discovered my great great grandmother's name was Ann Landon and she had a brother named Benjamin Landon. Ann lists in her adult years that she was born in GA, but we have no idea of the parents of Ann and Benjamin. In 1850, they were living in the household of Charles and Mary Smith Broach who had moved to AR from GA. They had lived in Clarke County. Does anyone have census or marriage records for the 1830-50 period and willing to do a census check and marriage check for LANDON in Clarke County? Thank you Shirley

Posted on: Clarke County Biographies Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/ClarkeBios?read=17 Surname: WILLOUGHBY, PYRON, SEAY, MARSHALL, GRIFFITH, POWERS ------------------------- Elizabeth was one of four daughters born to William and Jeru Willoughby. She was born ca. 1806 in Green County, Ga. Her father, Willoughby born 1759, a REV Soldier, owned land in Green, Clark, Wilkinson and other counties in Georgia. First Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— 1. Joseph (Josiah) PYRON. Josiah was born 18 Dec 1806 in Green County, Georgia. He married Elizabeth WILLOUGHBY, daughter of William WILLOUGHBY & Jerusha JONES, 12 Dec 1833 in Green Co. GA. Elizabeth was born 18 Dec 1808 in Green Co. GA. Josiah Pyron and Elizabeth Willoughby lived and raised their children in Pike County, Georgia. After the Civil War, he sold his lands in Pike and moved to Taylor County. The land he had in Pike County was rich land, good for farming. The Taylor county lands were poor, so timber was used as an investment. In the years that followed, he reportedly regretted selling the land and the move to Taylor County. He often expressed this displeasure to family members. He later became a merchant. Upon the death of her brother Robert Willoughby in Clark County in 1834, Elizabeth and Josiah assumed guardianship of Mary and Nancy and they moved to Pike County to live with the Pyrons. Josiah and Elizabeth had the following children: i. William Lafayette PYRON CSA ii. Aria PYRON iii Martha Susan "Mattie" PYRON iv. Emma Elizabeth PYRON Second Generation 2. William LaFAYETTE CSA PYRON was Born 29 Sep 1834 in Skull Shoals, Greene County, Georgia. He died in battle 31 Mar 1863 in Chattanooga, TN. He received his education at Bethany College, Virginia. He was a minister (Christian Denomination.) He never married and died of pneumonia during the Civil War in Chattanooga, Tennessee. 3. Aria PYRON was born 26 Dec 1838 in Erin, Meriwether County, Georgia and died 7 Jun 1867 in Erin, Meriwether County, Georgia. She married Capt., C.S.A. Thomas David SEAY SR., 26 Dec 1860 in Spaulding County, Georgia. Captain SEAY was in killed in battle on the 31 Dec 1862 in Murphresboro, Tennessee. . 4. Martha Susan "Mattie" PYRON was born 26 Aug 1841 in Pike County, Georgia and died 19 Feb 1888 in Pike County, Georgia. She married T.J. MARSHALL, 21 Nov 1869 in Taylor County. Georgia. 5. Emma Elizabeth PYRON was born 18 Apr 1854 in Pike County, Georgia. She married Rev. Ignatius GRIFFITH, 12 Dec 1871 in Taylor County, Georgia. Elizabeth Willoughby Pyron died in April of 1859, in Taylor County, Georgia. After her death, Josiah married a second time to Sarah Elizabeth POWERS. They were married 15 Nov 1860, in Poplar Grove, Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Sarah was born 29 Apr 1828. Her father, the Rev. Nicholas H. POWERS came direct from Dublin Ireland to Georgia and was a Methodist preacher. She was very proud of her ancestors. She had an Uncle who was a Governor of Georgia. (Governor Gilmer) the Meriweathers, Taliaferros, Strothers, Powers and others were relatives.. Josiah and Sarah had seven children. Martha Emily Mary Caroline Albina Louie Sarah Gilmer Albert Cambell Charles Louis Josiah died 22 Nov 1882 in Taylor County, Georgia. He is buried in Buried on His Own Property, in Green County, Georgia. (2) 1.1 Martha PYRON ————————————————————————————————————————————— Death Place: Carroll Co. GA. Spouse: Stephen ALLEN Marriage Place: Green, Co., GA. (2) 1.2 Emily PYRON ————————————————————————————————————————————— Spouse: William MASON (2) 1.3 Mary Caroline PYRON ————————————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 7 Jan 1862 Birth Place: Popular Grove, Oglethorpe Co., GA. Death Date: 26 Jan 1862 Death Place: Popular Grove, Oglethorpe Co., GA. Occupation: Infant (2) 1.4 Albina Louie PYRON ————————————————————————————————————————————— Birth Date: 13 Oct 1863 Birth Place: Poplar Grove, Oglethorpe Co., GA. Death Date: 21 Aug 1862 Spouse: L.B. LUCAS Marriage Place: Reynolds, Taylor Co. GA. %

Posted on: Clarke County Biographies Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/ClarkeBios?read=16 Surname: WILLOUGHBY, PYRON, SEAY, MARSHALL, GRIFFITH, POWERS ------------------------- Elizabeth was one of four daughters born to William and Jeru Willoughby. She was born ca. 1806 in Green County, Ga. Her father, Willoughby born 1759, a REV Soldier, owned land in Green, Clark, Wilkinson and other counties in Georgia. First Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— 1. Joseph (Josiah) PYRON. Josiah was born 18 Dec 1806 in Green County, Georgia. He married Elizabeth WILLOUGHBY, daughter of William WILLOUGHBY & Jerusha JONES, 12 Dec 1833 in Green Co. GA. Elizabeth was born 18 Dec 1808 in Green Co. GA. Josiah Pyron and Elizabeth Willoughby lived and raised their children in Pike County, Georgia. After the Civil War, he sold his lands in Pike and moved to Taylor County. The land he had in Pike County was rich land, good for farming. The Taylor county lands were poor, so timber was used as an investment. In the years that followed, he reportedly regretted selling the land and the move to Taylor County. He often expressed this displeasure to family members. He later became a merchant. Upon the death of her brother Robert Willoughby in Clark County in 1834, Elizabeth and Josiah assumed guardianship of Mary and Nancy and they moved to Pike County to live with the Pyrons. Josiah and Elizabeth had the following children: i. William Lafayette PYRON CSA ii. Aria PYRON iii Martha Susan "Mattie" PYRON iv. Emma Elizabeth PYRON Second Generation 2. William LaFAYETTE CSA PYRON was Born 29 Sep 1834 in Skull Shoals, Greene County, Georgia. He died in battle 31 Mar 1863 in Chattanooga, TN. He received his education at Bethany College, Virginia. He was a minister