Leon, your last email kicked up a CW question. Is there a way to locate the prisoner list from Camp Chase, Ohio for the year 1864-1865? Thanks. Sue Knudsen, not able to get online to access website

Hi, My gggrandfather was Jessee Williams, born in SC. I found him in Roswell GA where he was part of the Home Guard in 1864 when the mill was captured. He was in the 1860 census but I can find out NOTHING else about him. Does anybody recognize him? Thank you for any and all help. Bonnie

Cheryl, > >>If anyone has volume 3 of the Cobb County, Georgia >> Cemeteries, could you please look this up for me - First Sergeant Amos A. >> Leist died 27 Jun 1864 (Company F, Ninetieth Ohio Volunteer Infantry). I have the following from Cobb County, Georgia, Cemeteries, Volume III published by the Cobb County Georgia Genealogical Society, Inc. Page 194 Name: Leist, Amos S. Death: 27 Jun 1864 Original Interment: Marietta Rank: Sgt Sec: H Grave No.: 8695 Co: F Unit: 90 OH Since he was a Union Soldier, his records should be readily available at National Archives. "Rule Number One - Genealogy is Supposed to be FUN!" -- Sharon Thomas Cobb County Georgia GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~gacobb2/ Cobb County Georgia Genealogical Society, Inc. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaccgs/ Thomas Family Homepage http://www.stsi.net/~semper73/ North Georgia Chapter SDC http://www.studebakerclubs.com/NorthGeorgia/ > >

-----Original Message----- From: Cheryl Gallagher [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, July 25, 1999 4:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: {not a subscriber} Cobb County, GA Cemetery Book 3 lookup I've been told that one of my relatives died in the Civil War at the battle at Kennesaw Mountain and that he was buried in the Marietta National Cemetery in Cobb County. If anyone has volume 3 of the Cobb County, Georgia Cemeteries, could you please look this up for me - First Sergeant Amos A. Leist died 27 Jun 1864 (Company F, Ninetieth Ohio Volunteer Infantry). Please respond to [email protected] Thank you, Cheryl Gallagher

Hello I'm sorry but this is all I have at this time on my Mayes line , and that is Martha Jane Mayes 12-24-1834 , to 3-10-1915 M. Columbus Thomas Sewell 2-24-1833, and her sister Teresa Cordelia Mayes 2-1-1833. They (Martha and Columbus Thomas Sewell) are buried in the Mayes- Sewell cemetery in Marietta, Ga. I am trying to get up a group to clean the cemetery up this fall after the misquotes die , If you are interested let me know. If you find a connection let me know also , I would like to know martha's parents. I have a photo of her and her husband. I also have Gober in my family line , but directly. There will be a camp meeting at the campgrounds July 30 - to - Aug.8. There will be some people there that may have info. after church ,that may help you in your research, I know there are still some decendance of that time frame that still go ever year , its been going on sense 1876. Sandra Sewell Lewis [email protected] wrote: > Due to computer problems I have lost all addresses for those who I have > previously corresponded regarding our common families in Cobb Co, GA. If > you have unanswered mail to me I will need you to re-send your request as > saved messages are also gone. > > I recently visited the Mayes Family Cemetery (near Sprayberry High School) > in Cobb Co and located a large group of Hamby's there that I cannot > associate with my files and need to re-establish contact with a MAYES > family researcher for assistance. > > Several of the children and grandchildren of David C. Hamby (1815-1860) and > Olive Daniell (1815-1859) married members of the Mayes family of Cobb. This > particular Mayes group is also affiliated with Gable, Gober, Dobbs of Cobb > Co and are descendants of William James Mayes (1797-1862) and Elizabeth > Thomas (1793-1871). > > Garry Daniell > > Currently researching: Barber, Daniell, Grogan, Hall, Hamby, Howe, > Hightower, Johnston, Kinman, Lay, Peek/Peak, Petttett/Pettit, Reid/Reed, > Rogers, Ruddell, Shellhorse, Thomas in the Southeastern US.

Due to computer problems I have lost all addresses for those who I have previously corresponded regarding our common families in Cobb Co, GA. If you have unanswered mail to me I will need you to re-send your request as saved messages are also gone. I recently visited the Mayes Family Cemetery (near Sprayberry High School) in Cobb Co and located a large group of Hamby's there that I cannot associate with my files and need to re-establish contact with a MAYES family researcher for assistance. Several of the children and grandchildren of David C. Hamby (1815-1860) and Olive Daniell (1815-1859) married members of the Mayes family of Cobb. This particular Mayes group is also affiliated with Gable, Gober, Dobbs of Cobb Co and are descendants of William James Mayes (1797-1862) and Elizabeth Thomas (1793-1871). Garry Daniell Currently researching: Barber, Daniell, Grogan, Hall, Hamby, Howe, Hightower, Johnston, Kinman, Lay, Peek/Peak, Petttett/Pettit, Reid/Reed, Rogers, Ruddell, Shellhorse, Thomas in the Southeastern US.

Thanks for the info, does anyone have access to a map that I might purchase for that time period? Sue K

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-----Original Message----- From: Jim Roberts [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, July 16, 1999 10:12 PM To: [email protected] Subject: {not a subscriber} Lookup Hi! My name is Gail Roberts and I'm trying to find information on my Grandfather, Raleigh Brooks. He was born December 29, 1886 in or around Marietta, Georgia. All I know of his parents is that his mother's first name was Victoria. I would like to get information re: his parents full names and any other information that might be readily available. If there is any further information that you need from me, please contact me at [email protected] Gail Roberts

Hi, I am hoping someone has access to a 1860 census and would look up Jessee Williams in Cobb county. I am hoping to see if there are any relatives living around him. Thank you very much for your time and trouble. Bonnie

> Manning Austin DAY married Sarah Elizabeth MCCLURE, at least I THINK it was > MCCLURE. Deborah, I looked in the Cobb County, Georgia Marriage Index published by the Cobb County, Georgia, Genealogical Society, Inc. and could find no reference to this couple. "Rule Number One - Genealogy is Supposed to be FUN!" -- Sharon Thomas Cobb County Georgia GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~gacobb2/ Cobb County Georgia Genealogical Society, Inc. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaccgs/ Thomas Family Homepage http://www.stsi.net/~semper73/ North Georgia Chapter SDC http://www.studebakerclubs.com/NorthGeorgia/

I have a mystery: Manning Austin DAY married Sarah Elizabeth MCCLURE, at least I THINK it was MCCLURE. In the Family bible it says they were married Jan.17, 1860 in Woodstock, Cherokee County. Sarah was from Acworth, and Manning Austin from Cherokee County. Researchers doing look-ups for me in Cherokee county have found NO marriage record for Manning Austin, yet they are both on the 1860 census together in Cherokee County. While their first son, Jack, was born Dec.6, 1860 in Acworth. BTW- Jack died in 1868, so he is not on any 1870 census. I can't even find Manning Austin on the 1870!!!! Anyway, if they got married in Jan.1860, the census data and birthdate fit. Could they have been married in Acworth, Cobb County? Someone told me that marriage licenses were often in the bride's county. Could someone check records there for me please? I am in North Carolina. (We have red clay here, too!) Thanks very much for any help you can offer! Sincerely, Deborah Day Olsen

I am trying to locate any families that might be related to my gggrandfather Harris (Harrison) Kay. Harrison is listed in the Cobb. Co. Ga 1850 census as Harrison Bay with his wife Sarah Dunn dau of William Dunn of the Merrietta area. Infact his house still stands today. Harris and Sarah had 2 little boys at that time.. my ggrand father William James b:1847 and his brother John Thomas b:1849. Harris and Sarah lived among the Dunn's but I find no Kay families any where in that area and I can find no connection to any Kay families that were living in ajoining counties of Cass / Bartow and Gordon Co's. It is a mystery to me as to what Kay family he belongs to.. if there is anyone out there who might have a clue to any Kay families or branches of a Kay family that lived in Cobb Co. please let me hear from you... THIS IS MY BRICK WALL Any help would be greatfully appreciated. Here ia a link to my web page.. and Harrison Kay's story is there along with his family and decendents - <A HREF="http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/o/r/Louise-K-Horton/">Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: User Home Pages: The Kay-Blaydes Family Tree </A> Louise Kay Horton

I am looking for Manning Austin Day and Sarah Elizabeth on a census or other record. Children were Maggie born 1862, Jack b.1860 died 1868, Ben b.1866 Becca born 1872 Thomas born 1871 died 1876 Bettie orn 1876, William Austin born 1884 and Charles Van born 1890. Manning Austin died in 1899. Sarah died in 1924. HELP. Thanks.Deborah Day Olsen

In the 1850 Rutherford Co,NC census Toliver is listed with wife Nancy. Her last name is DYCUS and they were married 26 Sep 1833. Source: FamilySearch IGI Record. Batch # 8630205, sheet 85. They also show up in the 1870 Cobb Co GA census. Still looking for the spouse and children of their son Toliver b. 1848/9. Henny Carlisle

I am adding to the info from Sharon Thomas in her reply to Sue K. My comments follow: At 01:34 PM 7/12/99 -0400, you wrote: > >> Date: Sun, 11 Jul 1999 12:03:11 EDT >> From: [email protected] > >> Does anyone have access to the 1810 census for Cobb? Also does anyone know >> how I might locate information in Douglas County, cemetery information? >> Thank you Sue K >> > >Sue, > >Since Cobb County was not established until 1832, there is no 1820 census. >Cobb was a part of Cherokee county until 1832. > >Sharon Thomas There also is not a 1820 Census for Cherokee Co as it was within the territory held by the Cherokee Indians. White settlement was prohibited by Federal Law although there were a few traders, missionaries (mostly Moravian), etc. The boundry line generally followed the Chattahoochie River. Everything northward was a part of the Cherokee Nation. Most white settlement did not begin until after the removal of the Cherokee. Garry Daniell Currently researching: Barber, Daniell, Grogan, Hall, Hamby, Howe, Hightower, Johnston, Kinman, Lay, Peek/Peak, Petttett/Pettit, Reid/Reed, Rogers, Ruddell, Shellhorse, Thomas in the Southeastern US.

Hi Saw your post, I don't know anything about the Wallace line but your Rainey caught my eye. I'm looking for info on Nancy Ranie/Rainey born about 1832 SC.. She married 1850 toJeremiah Burnett, born 1830 GA. Thei first child was born 1851 AL Do you have a Nancy in your Raineys? Thank you, Kathy

> Date: Sun, 11 Jul 1999 12:03:11 EDT > From: [email protected] > Does anyone have access to the 1810 census for Cobb? Also does anyone know > how I might locate information in Douglas County, cemetery information? > Thank you Sue K > Sue, Since Cobb County was not established until 1832, there is no 1820 census. Cobb was a part of Cherokee county until 1832. "Rule Number One - Genealogy is Supposed to be FUN!" -- Sharon Thomas Cobb County Georgia GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~gacobb2/ Cobb County Georgia Genealogical Society, Inc. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaccgs/ Thomas Family Homepage http://www.stsi.net/~semper73/ North Georgia Chapter SDC http://www.studebakerclubs.com/NorthGeorgia/

Has anyone info on spouse and children of Toliver WALLACE b. 1848/ 9 Cobb Co? I have a Luckey Dallas WALLACE b. Jun 2, 1881 Marietta, Cobb Co, GA, d. Aug 16, 1922 in Brooklyn NY whose parents are Toliver (Watson?) WALLACE and Eliza(Jane?) RAINEY from Cobb Co, GA. Any help is appreciated. Henny

Does anyone have access to the 1810 census for Cobb? Also does anyone know how I might locate information in Douglas County, cemetery information? Thank you Sue K