Hi Clyde, I am showing 11 children for Kiler and Alice Kirkland. They are as follows: Mary Jane, born 10-27-1873; died 9-6-1875 John Abraham, born 4-19-1876; married Betty Tanner Ellijay, 1-27-1879; married Mary Laura McGovern Aleph (male ?), born 10-10-1880; died 10-5-1946 Marjorie, born 12-8-1882; married W.B. Williams Kiler Jr., born 4-20-1885; died 2-4-1933 Alice, born 10-14-1885; married Lonnie Baker Frank, born 5-5-1888; died 10-7-1889 David, born 6-22-1890; married Annie Southerland Elias, born 4-11-1892; died 3-22-1963 Annie Lula, born 12-21-1894, no further info Need some help myself. Somehow I've lost the dates of birth/death for Kiler Kirkland as well as his parents, Timothy Kirkland and Celia Lankford. Does anyone have this information? As always, let me say that nothing I have in my database is 'written in stone' meaning that I'm sure I have my share of mistakes. Anytime I post something, if anyone sees an error, please point it out to me so that I can make any necessary changes. Regards, Nancy E Parr -----Original Message----- From: Clyde Hooks <c_hooks@bellsouth.net> To: GACOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com <GACOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, March 05, 2001 10:10 AM Subject: Re: [GACOFFEE] Family lines >Do you have a list of all the children of Kiler and Alice and could you send me same? I have some information on John Abraham, and I know about Ellijay "L. J.", but were there others? Thanks. > >Clyde > > >==== GACOFFEE Mailing List ==== >Please do not send any attachments or photos to the list. Rootsweb will not accept them. Send them to either Melody at mmccook@bellsouth.net or to Karen at bordeaux@surfsouth.com > >============================== >Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life >If you know how to reduce these risks. >http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html > >

My grandmother was Lois Myrtle Vining McMichael...Her mother was Mary Janie O'Steen Vining.....her mother was Mildred Herrin married to Benjamin O'Steen. I am trying to trace the McMichael line....my grandfather was born in 1897 in Coffee County Ga....Bronton I believe..my grandfathers name was Louis Veron McMichael..his father was William McMichael married to Frances Cliatt...I can find no records on them...all my family was born or lived in Coffee Country at some time....any help appricated,,,I need William's full name. Family Names: McMichael...Vining....Cliatt....O'Steen...James..... Herrin.....Chainey ..all lived in Coffee County..and at some time Ware Country

> #2 m. Serena ??? no dates on either. Joseph, s/o Timothy. Who is Serena and when was this Joseph born? Joyce, I gleaned part of this from the book on the Paulk Family and from Folks Huxford's books: Joseph Ricketson, son of Timothy and Bathsheba (Wilbur or Wilbora?) Ricketson, Jr., was born circa 1774 in Burke County, Georgia. He married Serena Foy July 17, 1806, in Tattnall County, Georgia. [Serena was born in the 1790s in North Carolina.] Their children include Allen; Sarah; Harriet; and John. Joseph died in Oct., 1820, in Montgomery County, Georgia. Serena was living in Ware County, Ga., during the 1830 census. She died circa 1856 in Coffee County, Georgia. I have some information on Sarah, Harriet and John. Clyde

Hi Clyde.... I just 'resurrected' some correspondence from last year when you wrote to tell me about the family of John A. KIRKLAND and 2nd wife Betty "Shug" TANNER. Sorry, I didn't find it before placing the query. I appreciate your sharing the info, however, I am still searching for the identity of "Will ADAMS". There were 2 or 3 different "Adams trees" in Coffee Co, and I have been trying to identify and sort them for years. I've come a long way, and there are still a few illusive ones I'd like to link with their right family tree. So, I just keep 'asking' and hoping that someone with the answers will reply. Good luck, and thanks for all your help. Nancy in AZ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Clyde Hooks" <c_hooks@bellsouth.net> To: <GACOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 8:22 AM Subject: Re: [GACOFFEE] Willie ADAMS/Bettie TANNER > Nancy Nilsen wrote: > > > Looking for parents of Willie ADAMS who married 1906, Bettie TANNER. Would she be the one called "Shug"? and buried at Douglas City Cem, as wife of John A. KIRKLAND. Looking for any information on this ADAMS family. Nancy in AZ > > > > Hello Nancy, > Yes, Betty was called Shug. I still don't know anything about Will Adams. > > Clyde > > > ==== GACOFFEE Mailing List ==== > Please visit the Coffee County GaGenWeb site at > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/5941 > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

Nancy Nilsen wrote: > Looking for parents of Willie ADAMS who married 1906, Bettie TANNER. Would she be the one called "Shug"? and buried at Douglas City Cem, as wife of John A. KIRKLAND. Looking for any information on this ADAMS family. Nancy in AZ > Hello Nancy, Yes, Betty was called Shug. I still don't know anything about Will Adams. Clyde

mmccook@bellsouth.net wrote: > Hi Nancy, > I'm at work now and don't have my info with me, so I don't have the dates, but LJ's name was actually Ellijay Kirkland. > > He was the son of Kiler and Alice Kirkland Kirkland (no typo, they were cousins). Melody, Do you have a list of all the children of Kiler and Alice and could you send me same? I have some information on John Abraham, and I know about Ellijay "L. J.", but were there others? Thanks. Clyde

Posted on: Coffee Co. Ga Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Coffee/10526 Surname: Wright, Spivey, Corbitt, Kirkland ------------------------- I don't recognize either of those names but I will share this with a Corbitt researcher who is not on the computer but has a tremendous amount of all Corbitt lines. My grandfather was Lester Corbitt, s/o of Allen Corbitt. One of my grandfather's brothers, Colonel W. Corbitt was married to Ruby Wright. His half brother, Tim Mancil, was married to Estelle Wright. Thought there may be a connection.

> >ii. BENJAMIN DANIEL MILLER, b. Abt. 1811, Bulloch Co., Ga.; d. August 01,> 1848, Lowndes Co., Ga.; m. MARTHA DRIVER, December 13, 1827, Ware Co., Ga;> b. 1812, SC; d. Lowndes Co., Ga..<>> Does ANYone know who the parents of this Martha DRIVER were> Sharon DriverWright> --------------- >Sharon, This is all that I have on her. Sorry. Melody< --------------- Thanks for replying Melody...never hurts to ask. ;-) Sharon

Hi Nancy, I don't mind repeating this story at all.It has offended some folks but the truth is the truth.Okay,yes you do have what you have written about Manning Spivey and Mary Kirkland right.Nancy,when Joshua Jr.was married to Hester Clesta Lott,her mind went bad and she was put in a home for many years,and never got able before her death to come home.Well in the meantime Joshua Jr.(my G-grandfather)got this lady to come to his home and take care of his kids,Minnie,Linnie,Mary and Seward.This woman's name was Sarah Elizabeth Spikes.Well as the story goes,Joshua Jr.had an affair with this woman and they have 3 more children,Lillie,Penny and Ben Kirkland.When Manning married Mary Kirkland,they had two children,My uncle Homer and Aunt Vivian,the she passed away.After Mary's death he married her half sister Lillie.(my grandmother) Hope I haven't plum drove you crazy with this,but this is how it was. At 01:21 AM 3/5/01 -0500, you wrote: >Hi Shirley, > Mind if I ask you a question? I have a Manning Spivey who is >married to a Mary Kirkland, daughter of Joshua Kirkland, Jr. and Hester >Clesta Lott. I show this Mary Kirkland as being born 1-15-1888 and that she >married Manning Spivey on 7-4-1906 in Coffee Co., Ga. > Are these your dad's parents?? Do I have his mother's name >incorrect? What about the other dates; are they right? I don't have any >other info on this Manning Spivey nor do I have any children listed. >Unfortunately this is one of the couples that I lost my source documentation >and haven't been able to find it again. > I'd be interested in any info you could share if these are your >dad's parents. >Regards, >Nancy E Parr >-----Original Message----- >From: Shirley (Spivey) Thigpen <sjt@planttel.net> >To: GACOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com <GACOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Monday, March 05, 2001 12:39 AM >Subject: [GACOFFEE] Which Lines > > >>Surname: Spivey, Kirkland, Wright, Corbitt >>------------------------- >> >>My dad's side of the family are Spivey's and Kirkland's.His >>parents were Manning Spivey and Lillie Kirkland.My mom's side are the >Corbitt's >>and Wright's.Her parents were Vernie Nelson Corbitt and Alice Wright.I've >>got the Kirkland's and Spivey's in order but not the Corbitt's and >Wright's. >> >> >>==== GACOFFEE Mailing List ==== >>Please visit the Atkinson County GaGenWeb site at >>http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lane/3390 >> >>============================== >>9 Health Tips for Computer Genealogists >>http://www.thirdage.com/features/tech/ouch/ >> >> > > >==== GACOFFEE Mailing List ==== >Please visit the Coffee County GaGenWeb site at >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/5941 > >============================== >Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com > > ----------------------------------------------------- Click here for Free Video!! http://www.gohip.com/free_video/

Hi Shirley, Mind if I ask you a question? I have a Manning Spivey who is married to a Mary Kirkland, daughter of Joshua Kirkland, Jr. and Hester Clesta Lott. I show this Mary Kirkland as being born 1-15-1888 and that she married Manning Spivey on 7-4-1906 in Coffee Co., Ga. Are these your dad's parents?? Do I have his mother's name incorrect? What about the other dates; are they right? I don't have any other info on this Manning Spivey nor do I have any children listed. Unfortunately this is one of the couples that I lost my source documentation and haven't been able to find it again. I'd be interested in any info you could share if these are your dad's parents. Regards, Nancy E Parr -----Original Message----- From: Shirley (Spivey) Thigpen <sjt@planttel.net> To: GACOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com <GACOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, March 05, 2001 12:39 AM Subject: [GACOFFEE] Which Lines >Surname: Spivey, Kirkland, Wright, Corbitt >------------------------- > >My dad's side of the family are Spivey's and Kirkland's.His >parents were Manning Spivey and Lillie Kirkland.My mom's side are the Corbitt's >and Wright's.Her parents were Vernie Nelson Corbitt and Alice Wright.I've >got the Kirkland's and Spivey's in order but not the Corbitt's and Wright's. > > >==== GACOFFEE Mailing List ==== >Please visit the Atkinson County GaGenWeb site at >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lane/3390 > >============================== >9 Health Tips for Computer Genealogists >http://www.thirdage.com/features/tech/ouch/ > >

Hi Miss Virginia :-) It's been some time since you and I corresponded. We moved from Valdosta to Columbia, SC last October and I'm just now getting back on all the different mailing lists. Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't Downing Musgrove instrumental in bringing telephone service to Homerville? I tried to call my mother tonight but couldn't reach her; I knew she'd remember alot of this. Here goes. I remember being a very young child and my parents and I lived with my paternal grandparents, Ivey and Alma Evans, in a house owned by Downing Musgrove on Thelma Highway (don't think it's still called Thelma Hwy). Mama was a nurse working for Dr. Robbins and Daddy and Grandaddy both worked for the telephone company. I've always been told this is why they were living in this particular house because Mr. Downing owned the telephone company and the house. We lived in that house from the time I was born until I was 3 years old but I vividly remember all the rooms in it :-) I also remember my grandmother dressing up like a man and sitting outside under the street light on a bench; this was to prove something to my cousin Ann Kaney and me. We'd probably been mischevious that day and she wanted to scare us :-) I also remember one night the circus had been in Waycross and Ann and I wanted to go badly but I guess we didn't have the funds to go, so her dad went outside and scratched on the windows, making all kinds of growling noises and Daddy told us that the tigers had gotten loose and they'd closed down the circus! Imagine...I can remember that :-) I do remember a family of Musgroves living either next door or two houses down from us. They had two teenage daughters but I can't remember their names right now (they might be Lyneath and Julie that you spoke of). The main reason I remember these girls is that they had a horse and we have a photo of me sitting on this huge horse when I was about 2 1/2 years old :-) They were really sweet girls; I can remember them coming over and playing from time to time. Granny would fill the washtub with water and that was my 'swimming pool' and those two girls would come over and get the biggest kick out of watching me 'swim' in my big pool :-) You have to remember this was in the early 1950's :-) You know that the road from Brunswick out to Jekyll Island is now the Downing Musgrove Highway. Someone said something about William Vernie Musgrove being in the turpentine business. It comes to mind that Uncle Walter Musgrove, son of Charles H and Jule Musgrove, was also in the turpentine business. I just remember seeing alot of trucks at his and Aunt Eula's house there in Homerville. Nice to talk with you again. If you can add further to any of this, I'd be most appreciative. Regards, Nancy E Parr -----Original Message----- From: To: GACLINCH-L@rootsweb.com <GACLINCH-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, March 04, 2001 10:03 PM Subject: Re: Musgrove << MUSGROVE, William Vernie b. Nov 15, 1880 s/o of C.H. (a native of Baker Co. d. Mar 23, 1915.)and Julie Musgrove. m. 1900 Alice O'Steen d/o of Jonathan.>> Wasn't Vernie Musgrove father of Downing Musgrove of Homerville? I knew Mr. Downing and his wife Lyneath as well as their daughters, the eldest also named Lyneath, and I believe her younger sister was Julie. Mr. Downing Musgrove was a very well respected prominent citizen of Homerville, a fine attorney and very active in civic life there. V. Adams

Diana, My apologies if I am asking you to send something you have sent to me previously. In all honesty I don't remember corresponding with anyone about the Sears families except Barry Weatherington but I have been known to have 'senior moments' along the way :-) My computer crashed last year and I've not fully recovered all my genealogy data as yet; all my sources were lost and I've spent the past year trying to document the sources again. Then last October we decided to uproot and leave our home of the past10 years in Valdosta and trek up here to Columbia, SC....not an easy task leaving family and friends behind ( Our youngest daughter is 21 and a student at VSU and didn't want to leave Georgia because she receives the HOPE grant that pays for her schooling.....SC has recently voted in an educational lottery but it will take some time for it to be implemented. Again, my apologies. As you can see there has been a good deal of Sears information on the list so I can use what's been posted without having you try and locate your file :-) My one question is still this...does anyone know who Ella V Sears belongs to??? In all the info that has been posted here, she hasn't surfaced. I'm beginning to think she may not even belong to any of the David Sears' families. Regards, Nancy E Parr -----Original Message----- From: D. Sjoberg <sjoberg@alltel.net> To: GACOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com <GACOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, March 04, 2001 9:55 PM Subject: Re: Re: [GACOFFEE] Family lines..Sears/Ricketson >Gee Nancy I thought I sent you a bunch last year? I see if I can up load it >again...I changed computers and haven't switched all the data yet.

I almost deleted this! Then a few words caught my eye, BROWNs, Cowpens, Then HUGHES. I believe, and am still trying to prove, that these HUGHES were my ancestors. Do you have any more info, or can you tell me where I can find it? Thank so much, Kay PS...You might also hear from Don HUGHES! LOL "D. Sjoberg" wrote: > REPEAT from 1999 > ----- Original Message ----- > From: gslat <gslat@uswest.net> > To: <GAWARE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 1999 7:49 PM > Subject: [GAWARE] Murder in the Wiregrass, Savages excluded, thru V4POWG. > > > John Gruber received grant to 52 acres in Ebenezer district December 9, > > 1756- (Vol. 7, page 446, Georgia Colonial Records, by Candler); also grant > > to fifty acres, in St. Phillips Parish, June 19, 1772. In 1802 the widow > > and the above children (except Joshua) joined in a deed to William Denmark > > of McIntosh County, conveying the last named fifty acre tract above, also, > > a 100-acre tract granted to the widow August 14, 1795. > > John Gruber fought in the Revolutionary War, and was murdered by Tories in > > 1780 at or near his home on Cowpens Branch in Effingham County when they > > invaded that county. The widow never remarried. > > The Gruber family were members of Mount Zion Church at Ebenezer. John and > > Mary M. Gruber, or Groover, were the ancestors of the large Groover family > > connection of South Georgia. > > > > > > William Brown was murdered at his home in Barnwell District in May 1780, > by > > a party of Tories commanded by the notorious McGirt. His wife, Sarah, > died > > four years later. > > Two of William Brown's sons, Tarlton and Bartlett, were Revolutionary > > soldiers, also at least four of his sons-in-law. It was the intense Whig > > sentiments and attachments of the Brown family that made the elder Brown > > the object of McGirt's wrath. > > An instrument on record in Barnwell County Deed Book "H", pp. 221-222, > > dated July 14, 1810, signed by Bartlett Brown, one of the heirs, discloses > > the names of the above heirs as listed, and also the fact that the elder > > Brown had been killed as above stated, etc. > > > > > > On the afternoon of November 6, 1889, Mr. Hughes and his wife, both old > and > > living alone, were attacked by three Negroes, murdered, and robbed. Their > > bodies were found a few hours later by members of the family when they > > called for an evening visit. The Negroes were apprehended. One of them > > was shot to death resisting arrest, the other two confessed and were tried > > and convicted in an orderly manner, and were hung. > > > > > > Mrs. Rice, the widow, was married in later years to William Hughes, and > > they were both murdered and robbed by Negroes November 6, 1888 (See > William > > Hughes sketch, this volume). She was baptized into Prospect Primitive > > Baptist Church October 6, 1865 but was dismissed with her husband, William > > Hughes, May 9, 1885 and united with Olive Leaf Church near their home. > > > > > > north of Flat Creek, Berrien County. Bradford Ray, a son of Hiram, > remained > > on the place as a tenant. In 1873, in a dispute between Bailey and > Bradford > > Ray over crop management, it terminated in the fatal shooting of young Ray > > by Bailey in Alapaha. Ray was shot in the stomach and lingered two weeks > > and died. Bailey was indicted for murder and after some delays was tried > > and finally acquitted. Mr. Bailey thereupon decided to remove to Florida, > > and with his family moved to Taylor County, Fla., later to LaFayette > > County. There he died March 22, 1885. He and his wives are buried in Salem > > Cemetery in Taylor County. > > > > All of the Brady boys were faithful Confederate soldiers, in O'Steen's c > > ompany from Clinch County (Co. "G", 50th Georgia Inf.). John A., died in > > the service, at Savannah, June 3. 1862. Samuel E., died in the service at > > Savannah, May 3, 1862. Tragedy befell two others of the boys when in 1874, > > a murderous gang struck down "Jack" Brady and "Bob" Brady at the latter's > > home on the Suwannee River in Clinch County in retaliation for Bob Brady, > > who was Sheriff of- Clinch at the time, arresting some of the gang for > > horse-stealing in Florida. The last years of Mr. and Mrs. Brady were very > > sad times for them. > > > > "BenJamin P. Girtman was killed July 31st at the J. P. Court-ground in > > Coffee County (where his residence was). There was a fight between several > > and it was over; then one of them, James L. Tillis, went, towards Mr. > > Girtman (who had been careful to keep out of the fray) with pistol in hand > > and when about four feet away he fired at Girtman, the ball passing > through > > his body. Tillis says it was an accident and some of the witnesses thought > > it was, but Mr. Girtman insisted to the last that It was not and that > > Tillis had an old grudge against him and had pushed the pistol against > him. > > A worthy and up-right man cut down by a rowdy ... Tillis is in jail." > > (News-item condensed). > > The Coffee County Superior Court minutes show that Tillis and Charles J. > > Shelton Hatton were indicted for murder at the ensuing September term; the > > court ordered them in be incarcerated in Irwin County jail. A verdict of > > not guilty as to Tillis was returned September Term, 1859. > > The widow was appointed administratrix of the estate November term, 1858, > > Coffee Court of Ordinary. The estate inventory showed the deceased owned > > seven head of slaves, a fine plantation and some other property. > > > > > > Soon after marriage, Mr. Jones settled on lands in the 590th District of > > Ware County (now Brantley) not far from High Bluff Church, where he came > to > > have a large plantation and carried on his operations with slave labor. > > This was on lot of land 107, 9th district of Ware. On August 26, 1853, he > > was hacked to death with a hoe in the hands of a negro boy named George, a > > slave of James Griffin, Sr., a neighbor, the boying having been loaned to > > Mr. Jones to do some work. His remains were buried in the cemetery at High > > Bluff Church where his deceased wife had been buried. The murderer was > > captured and hung. > > James Jones, Jr., at the time of his death was Justice of Ware Inferior > > Court, having been elected to the office in 1850 at a special election. > > > > ------------------------- > > 7. Perry Wayne b. Mar. 15,1845, never m. Was murdered in young manhood. > > 8. Rebecca H. b. Apr. 21, 1848, m. R. T. Adams. > > > > Mr. Ziegler moved with his family from Barnwell District, S. C., to > Lowndes > > County about 1844, and he bought lands near the Hamilton County, Fla., > > line. There he built a log house and cleared up and owned a large > > plantation. Later he built a larger and better type of residence. His > place > > was located on the old road from Valdosta to Bellville, Fla., and was > > called "Sunshine Plantation". He owned about 1500 acres there. His farm > was > > known as one of the best in Lowndes County. He also came to be the owner > of > > valuable town property in Valdosta in his later years. He died at the home > > of his daughter, Mrs. Roberts, in Valdosta, July 7, 1881, survived by his > > wife and children. Mrs. Howell died a few years later and was buried by > her > > husband on their old home place, in a family burying ground there. > > The parents of Mrs. Ziegler were Joseph Howell and Sarah Kirkland and her > > maternal grandparents were George and Cynthia Brabham Kirkland of Barnwell > > District. George Kirkland was a son of Reubin Kirkland, R. S., and his > wife > > Mary Clark, also of Barnwell District. > > > > > > ==== GAWARE Mailing List ==== > > > > Angell"s Unlimited Research Library > > Open to Public - APPOINTMENT ONLY > > 912-283-6612 - angell@gate>net > > http://www.gate.net/~angell - angell@gate.net > > > > ============================== > > Free Web space. ANY amount. 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Posted on: Coffee Co. Ga Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Coffee/10525 Surname: Spivey, Kirkland, Wright, Corbitt ------------------------- My dad's side of the family are Spivey's and Kirkland's.His parents were Manning Spivey and Lillie Kirkland.My mom's side are the Corbitt's and Wright's.Her parents were Vernie Nelson Corbitt and Alice Wright.I've got the Kirkland's and Spivey's in order but not the Corbitt's and Wright's.

Thanks Nancy for the reply! I really appreciate the information. It is good to hear from you again, too. I get jealous of all the wonderful Coffee County researchers who get to discuss their lines so frequently and every now and then I just have to find SOMETHING to talk about, even if it isn't my direct kin! ha, ha! Take care, Luan Harper Brunswick, GA lyh@gate.net Researching my kinfolks who passed through Coffee County at one time or another: Graham, Yawn, Rentz, Griffin and probably a few more who wouldn't claim me even if they could! :o) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy Parr" <nancparr@bellsouth.net> To: <GACOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2001 6:49 PM Subject: Re: [GACOFFEE] Another Kirkland family > Hi Luan, > Long time no talk :-) Great to see a post from you; maybe we can > stay in touch more often. To answer your question, I have Leon Kirkland as > a son of David Kirkland and Sarah Sallie Davis Kirkland. David Kirkland was > born 12-4-1860 Coffee Co and died 8-17-1936 Coffee Co., Ga. David was a > son of Joshua Kirkland and Sarah Fender (my g g g grandparents). > I have the same dates as your for Leon Kirkland; but I do not have > any of the other information on his family. For that, I'm very grateful you > submitted your info to the list :-) > Again, great to hear from you :-) Hope this answered your question. > Regards, > Nancy E Parr

Melody, didn't you say you would put this map on the web? Emmett ----- Original Message ----- From: "julie munn" <bonnyblu@digitalusa.net> To: <GACOFFEE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2001 11:52 AM Subject: Re: [GACOFFEE] Cuz Melody! The Maps!!! > Melody, I'd sure like a copy of the maps, too. julie munn

Looking for parents for the following ADAMSes all married in Coffee Co. Benton ADAMS/Dosia GASKINS, 1897; Charles B. ADAMS/Levicy SEARS, 1908; James ADAMS/T. Janie McIVER, 1897; S. J. ADAM/Victoria ROBERTSON, 1907. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Nancy in AZ

Looking for parents of Willie ADAMS who married 1906, Bettie TANNER. Would she be the one called "Shug"? and buried at Douglas City Cem, as wife of John A. KIRKLAND. Looking for any information on this ADAMS family. Nancy in AZ

Listers..... I am still trying to learn parents for William Riley ADAMS, b Aug 1875, GA who married 1897, Coffee Co, to Elvina R. GRIFFIS, b Jan 1881. Anyone have the names of their parents? Their children are: Charlie, Laura, Lawrence, Homer, Lewis, Janie. Interested in corresponding with anyone doing ADAMS research in Coffee Co and surrounding counties. Nancy in AZ

Posted on: Coffee Co. Ga Queries Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Coffee/10524 Surname: SPIVEY, WRIGHT, CORBITT ------------------------- Which line of Spivey, Wright, Corbitt, Kirkland are you researching? My family was related to all four of these surnames. Thanks, Frances