Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=448 Surname: ------------------------- Are you interested in Samuel McKee who died in the early 1800's here in Clarke County. I just saw records on him today. Do you ever use the spelline McKie?
Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=447 Surname: ------------------------- John W. Mayne with a wife Elizabeth E. Mayne was in Clark County. He was dead by 1865 as Elizabeth wa his Admx. They had a daughter named Fannie S. Dean (married name?) Are you interested in them or in a John G. Mayne that did in the 1830's?
Hi, Is there anyone on the list that are members or attend Mt. Tabor Baptist Church in Jackson County?? If so, could you please e-mail. Thank You, Belinda [email protected] http://www.genealogybin.com/
Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=446 Surname: Bass ------------------------- William F. Bass, born Clarke Co ca 1812 m Mary A ? ca 1845, six offspring, Walter B., George L., William L., Lizzie L., Sallie H., Henry C. William L. is my gf. I have no other information. All help greatly appreciated. Bert F. Bass
Posted on: Clarke County Biographies Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/ClarkeBios?read=11 Surname: WILLOUGHBY, SMITH, SHANK, LEVERETTE, THOMAS, FULLER ------------------------- William Thomas Willoughby was born in Coweta County, Georgia in 1851. He was the son of James and Sarah Chapman Willoughby. After the Civil War, members of James Willoughbys' family moved to Texas. As the train was leaving the station for Texas, William ran away from the train station. After running away from the train station, William Thomas Willoughby went to Lafayette, Alabama. He remained in Lafayette for about two years. Family legend has it that he lived with a Jeff Tucker and worked as a partner in the business of Tucker-Willingham. It is not known if this is the Tucker family that James Willoughby, Williams father married into (Elizabeth Tucker, daughter of John Tucker in Milltown, Alabama,) after returning from Texas. It is highly possible and likely. Family members also say that he lived with a Sorrell family for a short period. The Willoughby and Sorrell families knew each other as early as the late 1700s in Virginia. A Sorrell family lived in Oglethorpe County, Georgia prior to moving to Alabama. Oglethorpe County is adjacent to Clark County, where the Willoughby family comes. It is quite likely that they knew each other in North Georgia as well. William met his first wife Caroline A. Smith, daughter of William "West" Goodrich SMITH, in Chambers County, Alabama, in 1872. They had one child, name unknown, who died at birth. Caroline, along with quite a number of unmarked childrens graves is Located in the SMITH Cemetery. Caroline also died during the first year of marriage and William married her sister, Josephine (Parrie) Lee SMITH, in 1875. The middle name of my Grandfather, Rhodes Goodrich Willoughby, gets its origin from West Goodrich SMITH. William Thomas WILLOUGHBY and Josephine Parrie Lee SMITH had five children. Three of the children died as infants. Surviving were two sons, my grandfather, Rhodes Goodrich WILLOUGHBY, and his brother, Seaborn Gideon WILLOUGHBY. W.T. moved to Dadeville, Alabama in 1903. Seaborn Gideon ran a general store in Dadeville, Alabama. Gids store and house are still standing. A wrought iron worker is operating the store, and the house is vacant. Parrie died in 1882 and William married a third time 14 years later. On April 16, 1896, William married Ella Estelle MORGAN. There were three children of this marriage; i. Dewie, 4 March 1899 ii. Winnie Heflin, 1 December, 1901 iii. John Gaines, 1 October 1905 William Thomas Willoughby died on 10 September 1923. He is buried in the Dadeville, Alabama City Cemetery, Tallapoosa County. Husband: William "West" Goodrich SMITH Birth: 1814 Place: S.C. Death: 26 Feb 1884 Place: Chambers Co. Ala Burial: Place: Smith Cemetery Father: James Matthew SMITH (1785-1865) Mother: Mary Evans SMITH (1798-1873) Marriage: 6 Feb 1845 Place: Troup Co. GA MB C # 18 Wife: Jane SHANK Birth: 1827 Place: Ga. Death: 2 Mar 1884 Place: Chambers Co Ala Burial: Place: Smith Cemetery Father: John SCHENCK SHANK (1789-1850) Mother: Mary SHANK (1802-1860) Children... 1. M Child: John Evans SMITH Birth: 1846 Death: 1926 Place: Chambers Co Al Burial: Place: Rock Springs Cemetery Spouse: Martha Jane LEVERETT Marriage: 21 Jan 1875 Place: Chambers Co Al 2. F Child: Sara Sadeania SMITH Birth: 7 Jan 1852 Place: Chambers Co. Death: 4 Feb 1907 Spouse: William Palmore MATHEWS Marriage: 21 Nov 1871 Place: Milltown, Al 3. F Child: Caroline (Carrie) A. SMITH Birth: 9 Feb 1854 Death: 16 Sep 1873 Place: Smith Co Cemetery, Chambers Co., AL Spouse: William Thomas WILLOUGHBY Marriage: 1872 Place: Chambers Co., Ala 4. F Child: Nancy Ellen SMITH Birth: 1856 Death: 11 Mar 1894 Burial: Place: Bowling-Briskey Cemetery Milltown, Al Spouse: Gideon Judson LEVERETT Marriage: 7 May 1874 Place: Chambers Co Al 5. F Child: Josephine (Parrie) Lee SMITH8 Birth: 11 Dec 1858 Death: 8 Mar 1885 Place: Chambers Co. Ala. Burial: Place: Smith Cemetery Spouse: William Thomas WILLOUGHBY Marriage: 23 Dec 1875 Place: Chambers County, Co. Al MB 7 P. 239 6. M Child: West G SMITH, JR. Birth: 1861 Place: ALA Death: 1881 Place: Chambers Co Al Burial: Place: Smith Family Cemetery 7. M Child: Rev. Arnold Shank SMITH Birth: 18 May 1864 Place: Chambers Co. Ala Death: 16 Apr 1930 Spouse: Mamie Lou WATT (SMITH) Marriage: 6 Jun 1894 Spouse: Annie Blanche WATTS Marriage: 21 Dec 1898 8. F Child: Lavida SMITH Birth: 1866 Place: Ala Death: 1891 Place: Chambers Co Al Burial: Place: Smith Family Cemetery Spouse: Howard HAWK Husband: Joe THOMAS Death: 1977 Place: Dadeville, Ala Burial: Place: Dadeville Cemetery. Marriage: 5 Feb 1927 Place: Chambers Co. Wife: Winnie Heflin THOMAS Birth: 1 Dec 1901 Father: William Thomas WILLOUGHBY (1851-1923) Mother: Ella Estella MORGAN (1862-1952) Wife: Caroline A WILLOUGHBY Birth: 12 Aug 1880 Place: Chambers Co. Death: 29 Sep 1980 Place: Chambers Co. Father: William Thomas WILLOUGHBY (1851-1923) Mother: Josephine (Parrie) Lee SMITH8 (1858-1885) Husband: James WILLOUGHBY Father: John Gaines WILLOUGHBY (1905-1962) Mother: Emma Lou TILLERY Husband: James E. WILLOUGHBY Birth: 12 Jul 1881 Place: Chambers Co. Death: 20 Jan 1856 Place: Chambers Co. Father: William Thomas WILLOUGHBY (1851-1923) Mother: Josephine (Parrie) Lee SMITH8 (1858-1885) Husband: John WILLOUGHBY Father: John Gaines WILLOUGHBY (1905-1962) Mother: Emma Lou TILLERY Husband: John Gaines WILLOUGHBY Birth: 1 Oct 1905 Place: Dadeville, Ala. Death: 31 May 1962 Place: Dadeville, Ala. Father: William Thomas WILLOUGHBY (1851-1923) Mother: Ella Estella MORGAN (1862-1952) Marriage: 8 Nov 1928 Wife: Emma Lou TILLERY Children... 1. M Child: James WILLOUGHBY 2. M Child: John WILLOUGHBY
Jesse Jones (b. circa 1788 in Ga.) and Rebecca Miller were issued a marriage license Sept. 30, 1820 by John H. Lowe and their marriage ceremony was performed the next day by William C. Dobbins. This was in the 222nd general militia district, "Oates", then "Stewart". They were still in Clarke in 1828 when their son Harrison was born. His 1906 application for a CSA pension says he was born in Clarke. Their other sons were Jesse, Jr.; Paschal, Burton and Robert (Bob). Their daughter was Martha. By 1831 Jesse shows up on the Fayette county tax rolls. Rebecca apparently died before the 1850 census. In 1850 Jesse's household consists of himself, Jesse, Jr. age 31, Robert age 19. Martha age 3 and James age 1. I assume the children are offspring of Jesse, Jr. and that both Jesses are widowers. In 1860 Jesse is living alone in household # 284. Does anyone have information as to who the parents of Jesse and Rebecca were? I would like to correspond with any descendants. Can anyone locate general militia district 222 and explain the meaning of 'Oates" and "Stewart"? Anne Westbrook
Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=444 Surname: Tweedell ------------------------- Jeremiah Tweedell's name appears in Georgia history as being an early pioneer. I am looking for his descendants as I also am of that line.
Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=443 Surname: McDonald, McDaniel, Armour, Langley, Wiley ------------------------- You may want to check Jackson County as well as Clarke County on the Bradley family. My family (McDonald/McDaniel) appears to be close to the Bradley family (geographically and also socially), and their properties were mainly in Jackson county but some were in Clarke County, and, after the lotteries, they owned in Early county also, but this was in the early 1800s so I can't help you get back that far as I have not traced the Bradleys. You might find someone on the Jackson County site who has. Once you get that far back I can give you some information about where they lived and all. dan
Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=442 Surname: Richards, Culp, Bullock, Bradley, Ingram ------------------------- I am searching for information on any of the listed surnames from Clarke or surrounding counties. The earliest names I have are Thomas S. Richards, b. 1840, who m. Sara (Sally) Culp, d. of Peter and Martha Culp. They were listed in 1860 Clarke census with Thomas and Sara m. 1859 and living next to Peter and Martha Culp. Peter Culp was b. in SC. Richards family may be connected to Greene County Richards listings. I am still searching for the parents of Thomas S. Richards. Bradley family includes James Walton Bradley (b. 1876), son of Robert Bradley and Susan Baugh (m. 1870), who may have been from Clarke, Walton, Madison or Elbert counties. Will be happy to share information.
Hi all, I am new to this list and Want to find out about my ALLISON Line in Clarke Co. GA. I am especially interested in my John Quincy ALLISON as he is my line. Does anyone know about CSA muster rolls in Clarke Co.? I am trying to find out John Q. CSA info. I haven't been able to find out about my first John either, don't even know for sure of any of his info. Here is some of my info: Descendants of John Allison, * 1 John ALLISON, * b: 1802 in North Carolina? d: in Guilford County? .. +Martha PATTERSON, * b: 1808 in North Carolina m: Jan 26, 1824 in Guilford Co NC . 2 John Quincy ALLISON, * b: Sep 12, 1829 in Clarke Co. GA, Athens Lived in 1: 1865 Athens, GA Lived in 2: Beaufort, SC after the Civil War Military service: CSA, have letter Occupation: 1857 Paper mill in Athens, GA and Planter ..... +Arminda Elizabeth PARKER, * b: Nov 18, 1830 in Hart Co. GA m: May 25, 1852 in Clarke Co. GA d: Feb Father: Lewis PARKER, * Mother: Matilda SWANN, * ..... 3 Albin Cone ALLISON, * b: Sep 07, 1854 in Clarke Co. GA d 1: Oct 06, 1928 in Anderson Co. SC d 2: Oct 06, 1929 in on tombstone Burial: Old Silver Brook Cemetery, Anderson, S.C. Fact 2: Tombstone says Alvin C. and Mary A. Allison Fact 4: In a letter from father his name is Albon Kinship 1: Harold Kinley<[email protected]> Kinship 2: Connie Waldrop<[email protected]> ......... +Mary Lantha Louiza CENTER, * b 1: Dec 16, 1858 in Clarke Co. GA b 2: Dec 16, 1857 in tombstone says m: Dec 24, 1874 d: Jun 26, 1923 in Anderson Co. SC Burial: Old Silver Brook Cemetery, Anderson, S.C. Fact 2: Tombstone says Alvin C. and Mary A. Allison Kinship 1: Harold Kinley<[email protected]> Kinship 2: Connie Waldrop<[email protected]> Father: William CENTER, * Mother: Mary LEE, * ..... 3 Antoinette ALLISON d: WFT Est. 1854-1958 ..... 3 Fred ALLISON d: WFT Est. 1854-1955 Fact 1: lived in Charleston, SC ......... +REBA ..... 3 Janie ALLISON ......... +GROOME . 2 Rebecca ALLISON b: Abt. 1827 . 2 Martha. A ALLISON b: Abt. 1831 . 2 Sodoska ALLISON b: Abt. 1831 . 2 Catherine E. ALLISON b: Abt. 1833 . 2 Julia A. ALLISON b: Abt. 1835 . 2 Franklin F. ALLISON b: Abt. 1837 . 2 Sarah Jane ALLISON b: Abt. 1840 . 2 Martin V. ALLISON b: Abt. 1842 Fact 1: CSA 28th. AL Fact 2: Moved To St. Clair Co. AL (Springville) ..... 3 Charles ALLISON ===== Thanks, David S. Payne View my Gedcom at: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=otime See other related photos, etc. http://www.myfamily.com/front_members.asp (Username: user_n Password: user90) Searching for surnames mostly in Upstate SC/GA: ADDISON, ALLISON, CANADY, CORBIN, COX, CRAIG, DEAN, FOWLER, GILLILAN, HALEY, GORDON, GRAY, HENSON, JAMES, McMILLIAN, McPHERSON, MOODY, NEWTON, PARKER, PASSMORE, PATTERSON, PAYNE, POINDEXTER, REDWINE, REID, ROY, SHIRES, SWANN, WEST, WHITMIRE, WOODALL __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/
Posted on: Clarke County Obituaries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/ClarkeObits?read=18 Surname: Garrison, Ogletree ------------------------- Seeking Family Info, On A Mildred Ogletree That Married A Garrison In The Athens, Clarke Co, Ga. Area, I Believe That Mildred Ogletree's Mother Was A "LORD" Thanks;
Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=440 Surname: Garrison ------------------------- I Need A Cemetery Look Up In Athens, Clarke Co, Ga. "John Silas Garrison" - Died 01-30-1968, In Athens, Ga. His Wife "Mary W. Garrison" Died In Athens, Ga. 10-27-1975, Need Name Of The Cemetery Where They Are Buried, And Birth Date On Mary ; Thanks;
Hi Karen, I have done some limited research on the PRATER family that you mentioned. Here is what I have: Francis C. PRATER married Ann C. KENNEY on April 21, 1853 in Clarke County, Georgia. They had two children, William Lucas, born April 18, 1854 and Hugh N., born in 1856. William Lucas married Susan Victoria KENNEY on November 8, 1874 in Clarke County. Hugh married Mamie SMITH. Ann PRATER was enumerated in the 1860 Clarke County census along with William and Hugh. Francis PRATER was NOT enumerated in the 1860 census or any subsequent census. I have assumed that he died after 1856 and before 1860. I did not find a Francis C. PRATER in the "Roster of the Confederate Soldiers of Georgia, 1861 - 1865. I would appreciate any additional info that you might receive in regards to this family. Bill Prather Fort Worth, Texas "Karen T.Ledford" wrote: > > Dear list: > > As many of you know I am writing a series of books entitled THESE MEN > WORE GREY. I am currently at work on Jackson Co. I canvassed > cemeteries all day yesterday. One I worked on late yesterday was > PROSPECT. > > I would like to see if anyone can help me identify the husband of a > ANN KENNEY PRATER 1836--1922 buried there. She did not draw a widow's > pension and I have no marriage records that list any surname of Prater > in any county. I do have some from Clarke Co. but this one is not among > them. She is the perfect age to have been married to a Confederate > Soldier. They have sons buried there with her, William L. Prater 1854 > and Hugh N. 1856. Any help appreciate in identifying her husband's name > so he may be identified as a soldier would be wonderful. > > I also am searching for a husband or to identify that a MILDRED C. > PARROT 1841--1922 is a single woman. I found no pension for her either. > > and an AMANDA JAMESON 1838---1917. no pension drawn > > and an AREADNA SCROGGS: 1848--1937 also no pension recorded. > > These last three women may have never been married and they certainly > lived long enough that it seems they would have applied for widow's > pensions. > > If you can help I would greatly appreciate it. > > Karen T. Ledford/Toccoa, Ga. > These Men Wore Grey > "http://www.hartcom.net/~scv935/grey" > Franklin Co. Volume I > Habersham Co. Volume II > STephens Co. Volume III > Rabun Co. Volume IV > White Co. Volume V > Banks Co. Volume VI
Looking for any information on any Nall/Nalle/Naul living in Clarke Co GA in the early 1800s. My great-great-great-great grandfather, Nathan Nall, died there in December1802, and my great-great-grandfather, Berry Nall, was born there in 3 June 1803 to John Nall and Mary Bugg. Thanks! S. Drowatzky
Dear list: As many of you know I am writing a series of books entitled THESE MEN WORE GREY. I am currently at work on Jackson Co. I canvassed cemeteries all day yesterday. One I worked on late yesterday was PROSPECT. I would like to see if anyone can help me identify the husband of a ANN KENNEY PRATER 1836--1922 buried there. She did not draw a widow's pension and I have no marriage records that list any surname of Prater in any county. I do have some from Clarke Co. but this one is not among them. She is the perfect age to have been married to a Confederate Soldier. They have sons buried there with her, William L. Prater 1854 and Hugh N. 1856. Any help appreciate in identifying her husband's name so he may be identified as a soldier would be wonderful. I also am searching for a husband or to identify that a MILDRED C. PARROT 1841--1922 is a single woman. I found no pension for her either. and an AMANDA JAMESON 1838---1917. no pension drawn and an AREADNA SCROGGS: 1848--1937 also no pension recorded. These last three women may have never been married and they certainly lived long enough that it seems they would have applied for widow's pensions. If you can help I would greatly appreciate it. Karen T. Ledford/Toccoa, Ga. These Men Wore Grey "http://www.hartcom.net/~scv935/grey" Franklin Co. Volume I Habersham Co. Volume II STephens Co. Volume III Rabun Co. Volume IV White Co. Volume V Banks Co. Volume VI
I'm sorry but I made a huge mistake . I used the wrong last name on my other post. The man I am looking for is JOHN PATRICK, "NOT" JOHN BREWER. Mary Leonard Stephenson [email protected]
John Brewer lived in Clarke County in the early 1800's with a family. Information is sketchy. If you have any information to help me, I would be most Grateful. Mary Leonard Stephenson [email protected]
Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=439 Surname: Stewart ------------------------- Looking for any school records or attendance lists for the years 1815 - 1825 in Clarke County. Is there anything on-line or that can be purchased. I am looking for the children of Alfred Stewart. Alfred came to Clarke County about 1805 and died there about 1870. Any help would greatly be appreciated. Thanks in advance for any consideration.
Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=438 Surname: Downs, McCullough, McCuller ------------------------- Like sharon ,I seek info. on Sarah McCullough,Wife of William McCullough-McCullers.Need to know where she died-1845 abt.-any descdents of james McCullough,her son ( and Obedience Farmer-his wife) ,would be appreciated.
Posted on: Clarke County Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Clarke?read=437 Surname: AKRIDGE ------------------------- Am looking info. on my G-G-Grandfather, Abel Akridge who was born in 1814 in SC and came to Clark Co., Ga. He died before 1860. I'd like to find out where he moved in Ga.and raised his 8 children who were all born in Ga. possibly in Mitchell Co. or Thomas Co. Any info. would be helpful.