Do you have a marriage date for William Wright and Elizabeth McGuire? Are their McGuire's in the cemetery books born during 1800's? There were several McGuire and Wright families on 1850 Cobb Census, haven't connected Wm. & Elizabeth to a family as yet. Elizabeth & children lived in Big Shanty district. William deceased by 1850. Thanks. Karen Smith Louisville, KY

Does anyone know these HICKS/JOHNSON families in SC or GA? JOHNSON, Durham b 1803/SC d 1883/Cobb Co. GA His wife was Jane Unknown b 1802/SC d 1891/Cobb Co. GA One of their sons was George Phillip JOHNSON b 10-1831/SC d 3-20-1925/Milton Co. GA m Prudence HICKS ca 1855/Cobb Co. GA (Prudence was the daughter of Henry L HICKS and Luvisa maybe STANCIL; she was born Feb 1832/SC and died between 1901-1910/Milton Co. GA) George and Prudence HICKS JOHNSON had the following known children: John A b 1856/GA (m Georgia Unknown ca 1880) Mary L b 1859, d 1878/Cobb or Milton Co. GA George Robert b 1863, d 1934/Cobb or Milton Co. GA (m Lillian J Unknown ca 1890) Am seeking info on the descendants of George and Prudence HICKS JOHNSON through their sons, John and George JOHNSON. Census records show John A JOHNSON had at least the following children: W H (male) b 1875/Cobb Co. CL (female) b 1879/Cobb Co. George Robert JOHNSON had at least the following children: Alfred E b 1894/Cobb or Milton Co. GA Georgia L b 1896/Cobb or Milton Co. GA Thanks, April [email protected]

I am looking for anyone who has access to Cobb County Marraige Records. I need someone to do a lookup for me between 1815 and 1835. If you can help me, please email me at [email protected] Thanks! Nancy Bedell

I need any info that I find on Benjamin Fannin and wife Winnefred. I was told they are on the 1850 Cobb County census. Also that he has a WILL listed in Cobb County. Would appreciate any info and will gladly exchange info. Thanks so much Jewel

-----Original Message----- From: sbrosch [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, September 12, 1999 9:40 PM To: [email protected] Subject: {not a subscriber} 1840 census Lookups I hope I have reached the right place to have a look-up on the 1840 census of Cobb County. If so, would you please check the Head of household- Seaborn SUMMERS. 892nd District GA 1840 Fed.Census , GAS4a2525189, for members of the household. Thank you, Jackie

-----Original Message----- From: MLFarrer [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, September 12, 1999 2:10 PM To: [email protected] Subject: {not a subscriber} Richard Marion MATHIS, b. 1 May 1842 probably in Cobb County Richard Marion MATHIS, born 1 May 1842 in Cobb County, Georgia. Richard was the child of Orruon and Elizabeth MATHIS. Marion enlisted in the CSA army on 11 June 1861 at Camp McDonald, serving in Cobb County's, Cherokee Artillery, Van Den Corput's Company. Fought at Vicksburg MS, captured on 4 July 1963, paroled 9 July. Captured again on 13 April 1865 at Salisburg, NC. Imprisoned at Camp Chase, Ohio until 13 June 1865. Richard M. MATHIS married Annie E. WILLIAMS in Floyd County on 18 Feb 1866. Do you have any records on him? Lynn Farrer [email protected]

-----Original Message----- From: MLFarrer [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, September 12, 1999 1:56 PM To: [email protected] Subject: {not a subscriber} Orruon MATHIS, b. 1819 in GA. Info on Orruon and Elizabeth MATHIS. Elizabeth was b. cir 1818 in GA. Their children were; Richard Marion, Jesse F., and Thomas. Only found in the 1850 Cobb County Georgia Census. I think they married in Cobb County but there are no Marriage records before the mid 1860's. Did Orruon fight in a Cobb County military group during the civil war? How long did Orruon Mathis live in Cobb County GA? Are there tax records for him in Cobb County? I think Orruon MATHIS died in Cobb County, GA in the late 1860's. Is there a WILL or Probated Estate?

Hi, Rhonda I tried to respond to the surname you had put on the Cobb County Georgia Genweb page and my message was returned. I don't know how else to get in touch with you, so I thought I would try the mailing list. I was wanting to know what ADAMS you are researching. I will look forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Nancy Bedell

We have a Riley Medley married to a Mary ? with the following children on the 1850 census in Cobb County. Mary is there but Riley is not: 312 312 Mary Midlan 38 F SC Joel E. 18 M John 22 M Susan 21 F George 17 M Sarah Allgood 16 F Nathan Allgood 26 M Nancy Midlan 16 F John 13 M James Cox 8 M Mary Ann 12 F Elizabeth 11 F Catharine 9 F Ellen 6 F Don't know if James Cox is a Midlan/Medley or not, neither Mary Ann, Elizabeth, Catharine nor Ellen. The copy of the 1850 Cobb County census was very difficult to read. If someone in Cobb County would verify what we have written, or clarify for us, we certainly would appreciate it. Sarah was a Medley because she is taking care of her mother Mary in 1870 and Joel is taking care of Mary in 1880. Catharine is living with Joel's family in 1880. Hope you can shed some light on this Medley family for us. We do know that we have found Meadling/Midlan/Medlin/Medley/Meddlin all the same family. We found Riley M. in the Cobb County Census in 1840. He bought land in 1849 in Cobb County, can't locate him in 1850 but we know that Joel is a g-g-grandfather. We found a Riley M. married to a Mary in Troup County, Ga about 1830. Hope you or someone can assist us. ----- Original Message ----- From: Tonya Freeman <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, September 18, 1999 9:07 PM Subject: Medlin > Hi ! Does anybody out there know anything about the Medlin family > in Cobb County GA in 1870? Medlin,Benjamin > Rosetta > Riley M. > John Benjamin > Mary > Acy > Frank > Annie > Andrew Jackson > > In 1850 Moore County N.C. > Medlin,Benjamin > Rosetta > William (L,F,H,)initials not clear > Archibald > Riley M. > John > > Any clue as to their whereabouts in 1860?? > Thanks for any help. Tonya > > ___________________________________________________________________ > Get the Internet just the way you want it. > Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! > Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj. > >

Hi ! Does anybody out there know anything about the Medlin family in Cobb County GA in 1870? Medlin,Benjamin Rosetta Riley M. John Benjamin Mary Acy Frank Annie Andrew Jackson In 1850 Moore County N.C. Medlin,Benjamin Rosetta William (L,F,H,)initials not clear Archibald Riley M. John Any clue as to their whereabouts in 1860?? Thanks for any help. Tonya ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

-----Original Message----- From: Robert L. Butler [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 1999 8:47 PM To: [email protected] Subject: {not a subscriber} CCGS News Board Members: Good News First - Franklin Garrett will come on Oct 26 - if we pick him up (and Mrs. Garrett) and take them to dinner first. I wrote a letter which I shared with Joe in which I told him that we wanted to honor him on our special 21st anniversary. He will be 93 Sept 25. I did tell them that we could supply transportation both ways. (We might better find someone who can bless the loaves and fishes for our reception when folks find out Mr. Garrett will be there!!!) Bad news - I had to have replacement quarterlies of 6 issues to complete the binding project......... Cox Printing shorted us big time but after 3 days of 6 hrs each, I have them ready to go to Bindery. We will just have to pay the expense so that we can generate fund from the quarterlies which we had already. If you disagree, it is too late. I just had to get it over with as my house was covered with 35 x 16 issues, etc. I will notify Ken Thomas to tell about our anniversary plans and honoring Mr. Garrett......... Mimi Jo [email protected] <w4fw.mindspring.com/~w4fw>

I have just finished transcribing the "Hardman Letters" that were just recently discovered on microfilm at the Georgia Archives. These were correspondences between Francis Marion Hardman and his family in Cobb and Paulding Counties, Ga. A listing is gives below of the names that were mentioned in the letters. Many of these people were most likely from Cobb County, Ga. Does anyone recognize any of these names? Augustus Dickerson Andrew Neese Seaborne T. "Tom" Ramsay John Akin(s) Jack Groover Jim McClusky Gukes(?) Artema ? Harvey McKee Robert Wood Malichi "Mally" Pitts (relative of Joseph P. Pitts) William and Caley Smith T.S. Paden(Atlanta?) Miles Murdock Mr. Ragen(Paulding County) Hardman Family Civil War Letters and Papers, 1859-1867 and undated. Original loose papers, 14 items, 14 pieces. Copies of these Letters and Papers are on file at the Georgia Archives in Atlanta, Georgia: microfilm roll #10 in drawer 270. The original documents were microfilmed on October 1, 1979. At this time the originals were in the possession of: Mrs. Betty Pope 1631 Timber Lane Kennesaw, GA 30144 Mrs. Pope died September or 1986 in Kennesaw, Georgia. It would be very helpful to know who received the original papers and letters that were in her possession. The letters have been transcribed from microfilm copies and many parts cannot be deciphered. It possibly would be helpful to view the original letters if they are available. Also, reference is made to a photograph of Francis Marion Hardman. This photograph could possibly be in the collection. Francis Marion is my g-greatgrandfather and no one that I know has a photograph of him. There letters were most likely passed down thru the descendants of Thomas Camp who married Francis Marion's widow after his death in the Civil War. Alfred C. Ellis

Do you know to what Civil War regiment Francis Marion Hardman belonged? Some of the names look like they could be misspellings of men in the Phillips Legion (Andrew Reese vs. Andrew Neese; Jim McCleskey vs. Jim McClusky). In addition a Parkes Hardman had either a professional or personal relationship with my ancestors - Malachi, Leroy, and Mark Reeves (Mark was also a member of the Phillips Legion). Parkes Hardman and my ancestors were from the Cobb and Paulding area as well. Thanks, Richard Reeves -----Original Message----- From: Alfred Ellis [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 1999 9:53 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Francis Marion Hardman and Civil War Letters I have just finished transcribing the "Hardman Letters" that were just recently discovered on microfilm at the Georgia Archives. These were correspondences between Francis Marion Hardman and his family in Cobb and Paulding Counties, Ga. A listing is gives below of the names that were mentioned in the letters. Many of these people were most likely from Cobb County, Ga. Does anyone recognize any of these names? Augustus Dickerson Andrew Neese Seaborne T. "Tom" Ramsay John Akin(s) Jack Groover Jim McClusky Gukes(?) Artema ? Harvey McKee Robert Wood Malichi "Mally" Pitts (relative of Joseph P. Pitts) William and Caley Smith T.S. Paden(Atlanta?) Miles Murdock Mr. Ragen(Paulding County) Hardman Family Civil War Letters and Papers, 1859-1867 and undated. Original loose papers, 14 items, 14 pieces. Copies of these Letters and Papers are on file at the Georgia Archives in Atlanta, Georgia: microfilm roll #10 in drawer 270. The original documents were microfilmed on October 1, 1979. At this time the originals were in the possession of: Mrs. Betty Pope 1631 Timber Lane Kennesaw, GA 30144 Mrs. Pope died September or 1986 in Kennesaw, Georgia. It would be very helpful to know who received the original papers and letters that were in her possession. The letters have been transcribed from microfilm copies and many parts cannot be deciphered. It possibly would be helpful to view the original letters if they are available. Also, reference is made to a photograph of Francis Marion Hardman. This photograph could possibly be in the collection. Francis Marion is my g-greatgrandfather and no one that I know has a photograph of him. There letters were most likely passed down thru the descendants of Thomas Camp who married Francis Marion's widow after his death in the Civil War. Alfred C. Ellis

Seeking Dorman and Unity HENSON, listing on page 191 of the 1850 Cobb County census. Need date and place of marriage. Need Unity's maiden name. Need siblings and parents of both Dorman and Unity. Any leads will be appreciated. David E. McCarley mailto:[email protected] http://www.mindspring.net/~dmccarley/home.htm

Hi Anne, I would love to know who else is searching the elusive Bullard Clan. Jenny Lee Tolbert [email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > GACOBB-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 106 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Daniel Bullard Family from Cobb ["Crabtree's" <[email protected]>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from GACOBB-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Daniel Bullard Family from Cobb > Date: Mon, 06 Sep 1999 08:03:27 -0500 > From: "Crabtree's" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > My Bullard is Daniel, born Mar 1853 in GA and married Martha (Matt) F. LEE > 30 Jan 1873 in Cobb Co., GA. I don't know who Daniel's parents were. I > haven't found him yet in the 1860 or 1870 census. I've been focusing my > research on his wife Martha, who was the daughter of Nathan LEE, my > gggrandfather. > > In 1880, Daniel & Martha were in Carroll Co., GA. They moved to Blount > Co., AL, sometime between 1895 and 1900 as their last child was born in > 1895 in GA. In the 1900 and 1910 Census, they're in Blount Co., > Blountsville Precinct #5. Martha is found in the 1920 Census still in the > same district and county, but now is a widow. Daniel died 30 Apr 1912 and > Martha died 4 Mar 1943. Both are buried in Austin Creek Cemetery, Blount > County. The following is a list of their children that I obtained from the > census records. > > Sallie, b 1874 > Thomas, b May 1876 > Abbie, b Apr 1879 > Claude, b Apr 1882 > Georgia, b Sep 1884 > Arthur, b Apr 1887 d 21 May 1931 > Feriby?, b Jun 1888 > Pearl, b Sep 1890 > Wesley, b Dec 1892 > Della, b Jun 1895 > > I have some names of fellow Bullard researchers who have been seeking other > Bullard connections. If you want, email me and I'll give you their email > addresses. > > Annie > Crabtree > Houston TX > HomePage http://www.hal-pc.org/~crabl

Good morning, volunteers - I am in desperate need of a lookup in the 1860 Federal Census, Cobb County, GA on page 484, Marietta P.O. for J. E. Gober - Need his entire family. Know the 1860 film (at least the one I looked at many years ago) is very hard to read. An e-mail answer would be wonderful. I am more than willing to pay for this service if someone of you would be kind enough to help. I am trying to get the Gober book to the printer/binder by the end of this month. Peggy Taylor 1413 Blue Forest Court Maryville, TN 37803-2971

My Bullard is Daniel, born Mar 1853 in GA and married Martha (Matt) F. LEE 30 Jan 1873 in Cobb Co., GA. I don't know who Daniel's parents were. I haven't found him yet in the 1860 or 1870 census. I've been focusing my research on his wife Martha, who was the daughter of Nathan LEE, my gggrandfather. In 1880, Daniel & Martha were in Carroll Co., GA. They moved to Blount Co., AL, sometime between 1895 and 1900 as their last child was born in 1895 in GA. In the 1900 and 1910 Census, they're in Blount Co., Blountsville Precinct #5. Martha is found in the 1920 Census still in the same district and county, but now is a widow. Daniel died 30 Apr 1912 and Martha died 4 Mar 1943. Both are buried in Austin Creek Cemetery, Blount County. The following is a list of their children that I obtained from the census records. Sallie, b 1874 Thomas, b May 1876 Abbie, b Apr 1879 Claude, b Apr 1882 Georgia, b Sep 1884 Arthur, b Apr 1887 d 21 May 1931 Feriby?, b Jun 1888 Pearl, b Sep 1890 Wesley, b Dec 1892 Della, b Jun 1895 I have some names of fellow Bullard researchers who have been seeking other Bullard connections. If you want, email me and I'll give you their email addresses. Annie Crabtree Houston TX HomePage http://www.hal-pc.org/~crabl

1840 Census: Samuel Fleming (Flemming) born Abt 1794

Hi Jenny, I don't have a William that matches yours but my Robert Bullard came from SC to Cobb County GA. I know it doesn't prove any connections but iit is interesting. I am a descentant of Robert and Sethany (Cynthia) Allen Bullard through their son John and his second wife, Sarah Goss. Robert is buried in Cobb Co in the Bullard Cemetery in Powder Springs. John moved on to Jackson County AL, with daughter, Nancy, marrying and moving on to St Clair and Jefferson Counties - next over from Blount and after her death Nancy's husband, Ab Keith, married a widow from Blount County, Sally Perrin.. A related William Bullard is buried in Warrior Al (Blount County) Good Hunting Doris Reece 1 Samanthy Meadows aka: Samantha Elizabeth Bullard b: 09 February 1843 d: October 1921 Burial: Bullard Cem Cobb Co Georgia .. +James Madison Bullard b: 12 April 1840 d: 04 January 1904 Burial: Bullard Cem Cobb Co Georgia Father: Robert Sidney Bullard Mother: Margaret Grimes ...... 2 William Franklin Bullard Burial: Mt Zion Cem near Warrior Alabama .............. 3 G R Bullard << Hi I am seeking any information on the following people. William Bullard born about 1799 in Robeson Co., North Carolina. He married Mary or Martha (possibly Thompson). They moved to Cobb Co., Georgia and then my great grandfather Marion and one or more of his siblings moved to Oneonta, Blount Co., Alabama. Marion married Rebecca Bynum, daughter of Asa Bynum, son of Asa Bynum and Rebecca Murphree, and Elizabeth Bynum, daughter of John Bynum and Betsy Clowdus. Their son Parker Dometis Bullard, born 10-1-1878, married Laura Omma Webb, born 9-2-1879. Laura was the daughter of James Alexander Webb, son of William Webb and Martha A. Clifton, he was born in Jefferson Co., Tennessee on 11-2-1853 and Sarah Agnes Clifton, born about 1852 in Alabama. Sarah was the daughter of Aaron Clifton and an unnamed Indian Woman. Sorry if this message is confusing. I would appreciate any information on these ancestors. It is possible that William Bullard if the son of James Bullard and Sarah Pittman, but I have no proof. Also question for the Bullard mailing list. Is there any way I could get the picture being discussed? Jenny Lee Tolbert >>

Hi I am seeking any information on the following people. William Bullard born about 1799 in Robeson Co., North Carolina. He married Mary or Martha (possibly Thompson). They moved to Cobb Co., Georgia and then my great grandfather Marion and one or more of his siblings moved to Oneonta, Blount Co., Alabama. Marion married Rebecca Bynum, daughter of Asa Bynum, son of Asa Bynum and Rebecca Murphree, and Elizabeth Bynum, daughter of John Bynum and Betsy Clowdus. Their son Parker Dometis Bullard, born 10-1-1878, married Laura Omma Webb, born 9-2-1879. Laura was the daughter of James Alexander Webb, son of William Webb and Martha A. Clifton, he was born in Jefferson Co., Tennessee on 11-2-1853 and Sarah Agnes Clifton, born about 1852 in Alabama. Sarah was the daughter of Aaron Clifton and an unnamed Indian Woman. Sorry if this message is confusing. I would appreciate any information on these ancestors. It is possible that William Bullard if the son of James Bullard and Sarah Pittman, but I have no proof. Also question for the Bullard mailing list. Is there any way I could get the picture being discussed? Jenny Lee Tolbert