>From "The Macon [GA] Telegraph, Vol. I #1 - Vol. VII #13, Nov. 1, 1826-Dec. 26, 1832, Abstracts of marriage, Divorce, Death and Legal Notices" compiled by Farmer, Warren, O'kelley and Hill. Vol. V #34, Aug. 20, 1831: Married in Clinton, Mr. Thomas WARD, of Burke, to Miss Emily C. CAIN. Vol. V #36, Sept. 3, 1831: Sheriff's Sales; Crawford Co. At Knoxville, by William B. FILES, Shf.: Lot 104, 6th Dist., ppty of Franklin MITCHELL and John POWELL, fi fa of Stephen IVENS. Vol. V #37, Sept. 10, 1831: Died in Talbot Co. by the accidental discharge of a fowling piece which he was loading, Col. John P. BLACKMON, aged 46. Vol. V #38, Sept. 17, 1831: Sheriff's Sale; Talbot Co: Lot 87, 15th dist., ppty. of John GUTTREE. Vol. V #39, Sept. 24, 1831: At Knoxville, Crawford Co. by Sarah UNDERWOOD and Luke ROBINSON, Admrs. Negro fellow, John, and a wench, Patsey, belonging to the estate of William UNDERWOOD, dec. Admr.'s Sales. At Horry, Marion Co. by Mary and John WELLS, Admrs. Lots 9 and 12, 12th Dist., ppty. of Elijah Wells, dec. Gdn.'s Sale. At the Ct. House in Knoxville by Hiram WARNER, Gdn. Lot 119, 2nd Dist., ppty. of the heirs of Core HOWELL, dec.

Hi - No I'm sorry but I don't have any info on the Davis line yet. I am just looking right now for my husband ggrandfather Andrew J. Davis who married Sarah (Martin) Morgan around 1850 or so. I have him but can't find anyone past that. Will keep your e-mail in case I spot any though. Good hunting. Wanda

Hi - don't know how I got on the Crawford interest list but I should not be. Am looking for a Andrew J. Davis in Crawford Cty. Thanks anyway. Wanda

I am forwarding this message to the lists because I think it is important. It may keep someone from being defrauded by others. Just wanted to keep everyone up to date. I will be adding the same messages to all the sites so if someone reaches the pages they will know they are paying for free information and that there are possible violations in the law for what he is doing. Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "TeresaR" <teresa@maro.net> To: <GAGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2000 9:23 AM Subject: [GAGEN-L] Fraudulent website > Mr. Craig Campbell > Blueberry Hill Communications Inc. > > Mr. Campbell, > > There is a site on your servers that is breaking copyright and fraud laws. > The domain name is familydiscovery.com, and the IP address is128.121.230.66. > Chances are you will be receiving alot of emails regarding this thievery. > > He is stealing data from other websites and CHARGING people to look at these > FREE websites. > > Proof: The webpage of his located at > http://128.121.230.66/Records/states/georgia.htm > > Lists several different URL's, none of which is his. One of them is Butts > County marriages from Microfilm. That is on MY USgenweb site, and is NOT > FOR SALE to any organization. He did not ask if he could link to me, much > less CHARGE people to click on that link! He is even stealing data from the > National Archives and Records Administration, (I'm sending them a copy of > this as well) from his north carolina page. > > http://128.121.230.66/Records/states/northcarolina.htm > > These pages are NOT his work. Never have been. Never will be. He is > committing fraud by misrepresenting this data as his own. He charges a fee > of $49.95 to "join" his webpage so you can view this data. As soon as I > can, I'll be adding the following to all my pages: > > IF YOU HAVE ARRIVED HERE THRU FAMILYDISCOVERY.COM THEY ARE BREAKING THE LAW. > THIS PAGE IS FREE FOR ALL TO USE, AND ANY CHARGE IS SIMPLY FRAUDULENT. > PLEASE LET ME KNOW BY EMAILING TERESA@MARO.NET and then I will add a Break > away link. > > This is unacceptable, and your company is opening itself up for lawsuits > with you allowing your customers to break the law. I've not found your > website to view your terms of service, but I can tell you that by allowing > your customers to break the law it puts you in a precarious situation. I am > keeping a copy of this email, and please, let me know when or if you are > taking action. > > He has already been removed from another server for breaking the law, and > thinks genealogists will just allow him to move from server to until WE get > tired of checking on him. He is totally wrong. As you probably know, he > hasn't even completed the full propogation process because when I go to the > IP it goes to your servers. If I go to the domain name it's going to his > old one. Also, so you know, he has given inaccurate registration > information for his Domain name registration, so noone can contact him > directly. > > --------------------------------- > > Administrative Contact, Billing Contact: > Campbell, Craige (CC435) hostmaster@BHCOM.COM > Blueberry Hill Communications, Inc. > 77-670 Springfield Lane, Suite 11B > Palm Desert, CA 92211 > (760) 360-4600 (FAX) (760) 772-3654 > Technical Contact, Zone Contact: > BHCOM Hostmaster (HC391-ORG) hostmaster@BHCOM.COM > Blueberry Hill Communications, Inc. > 77-670 Springfield Lane, Suite 11B > Palm Desert, CA 92211 > US > (760) 360-4600 > Fax- (760) 772-3654 > > --------------------- > > Administrative Contact: > Abodeey, Elias (EAP259) email@FAMILYDISCOVERY.COM > Family Discovery > PO BOX 83 > Hiawatha , IA 52233 > 3193637000 (FAX) 3193637000 > Technical Contact, Zone Contact: > Abodeely, Elias (EAO164) email@FAMILYDISCOVERY.COM > Family Discovery > 9843 Cambridge Drive > Cedar Rapids , IA 52404 > 319-378-9654 > Billing Contact: > Cook, Brad (BCI287) email@FAMILYDISCOVERY.COM > Family Discovery > PO BOX 83 > Hiawatha , IA 52233 > 3193637000 (FAX) 3193637000 > > Record last updated on 12-Sep-2000. > Record expires on 07-Jan-2002. > Record created on 07-Jan-2000. > Database last updated on 17-Sep-2000 04:05:05 EDT. > > Domain servers in listed order: > > NS1.4SERVERS.COM 209.176.24.140 > NS2.4SERVERS.COM 209.176.21.100 > > > ------------------------------------------ > > Sincerely, > > Teresa M. Rozich > http://lofthouse.com/USA/ga/butts/ > > > > > ==== GAGEN Mailing List ==== > This list is for open communications among County Coordinators, Regional > Coordinators and the officers and project leaders of GAGenWeb. If you > wish to address only the GAGenWeb Board, send your email to: > <GAGENWEB-L@rootsweb.com> > >

Just wanted to let everyone know that I will be out of town from friday next, until October 3. I will be in Montgomery, Birmingham, Atlanta, Macon, Barbour. Just wanted to let everyone know that I will be checking in on the lists. Margie

Thank you very much for posting the newspapers. It is really a blessing. Finally I have seen a lead on my Glover family. Thanks again, Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Wall" <dfshine@worldnet.att.net> To: <GACRAWFO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 16, 2000 12:21 AM Subject: [Crawford County] FILES, KEY, KELLUM, DIGBY, RICKS, WARNER, HOWELL, STONE, SMITH, GRANT, TUFT, BROOKS, WORSHAM, LAWSHE, BACON, WHITTINGTON, GLOVER, EDWARDS, MOORE > These are not my family lines, but thought this may help someone else. I > have NO add'l. info. on these individuals. > > Source: "The Macon [Georgia] Telegraph, Vol. I, #1 - Vol. VII, #13, Nov. 1, > 1826-Dec. 26, 1832, Abstracts of Marriage, Divorce, Death and Legal Notices" > compiled by Farmer, Warren, O'Kelley and Hill. > > p. 73: Vol. V #14, Apr. 2, 1831, Crawford Co. At Knoxville, by Wm. B. > FILES, Shf.: Lot 230, 7th Dist., ppty. of Henry KEY, fi fas of Russel > KELLUM. Lot 188, 7th Dist., ppty. of William DIGBY, fi fa of John RICKS. > > Vol. V #17, Apr. 23, 1831, Application will be made by Hiram WARNER, > guardian, for leave to sell Lot 119, 2nd Dist., for the benefit of the > orphans of Core HOWELL, late of Crawford Co., dec. > > Vol. V #23, June 4, 1831, Crawford Co. At Knoxville, by Wm. B. Files, Shf.: > Lot whereon the Knoxville Academy stands, ppty. of the Academy, two small fi > fas of Jesse STONE. > > Vol. V #27, July 2, 1831, Sheriff's Sales, Crawford Co., At Knoxville, by > Wm. B. Files, Shf.: Lot 132, 2nd Dist., ppty. of Sampson SMITH, fi fa of > John O. GRANT. > > Lot 236, 2nd Dist., ppty of George and Richard TUFT, fi fas of William H. > BROOKS. > > Negro man, William, 26 yrs., ppty. of David WORSHAM, fi fas of LAWSHE & > BACON. > > Vol. V #32, Aug. 6, 1831, Sheriff's Sales, Crawford Co. At Knoxville, by > John WHITTINGTON, D.Shf.: Lot 73, East Half of Lot 72, 3rd Dist., interest > of Milton P. GLOVER in the estate of John Glover, dec., ppty. of the widow > of John Glover, executions of James D. EDWARDS. Pointed out by John O. > MOORE. > > > ==== GACRAWFO Mailing List ==== > I am a Southern Woman forn with revolutionary blood in my veins. Freedom of speech and of thought are my birthright. Rose O'Neal Greenhow Heroine of the Confederacy > >

Wanda, I'm interested in Solomon Davis of Crawford Cty and his wife Letha Barnes. Do you have any info on these Davises? He would have been born ca. 1800-10 and she ca. 1810. Children: Columbus W., Wm. B., Allen Ramsey, Malinda Jane, Letha, Solomon, Harrison, Matilda, Roduskia(my husband's ggrandmother). Any help appreciated greatly. Barbara Grizzle bjgrizzle@mindspring.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <NatureCape2@aol.com> To: <GACRAWFO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 8:09 PM Subject: Re: [Crawford County] Sawyer > Hi - I'm sorry to say I have no info on Sawyers. I am looking for Andrew J. > Davis 1837. This is my husband's mother's side and I have very little info. > Since they were from Crawford Cty I thought I might find something. The 1860 > census is on the internet at the Crawford County site. You can physically > look at the real thing. You might find something there. Also they have 2 > people that will do lookups for you at that site. Good hunting. Wanda > > > ==== GACRAWFO Mailing List ==== > I am a Southern Woman forn with revolutionary blood in my veins. Freedom of speech and of thought are my birthright. Rose O'Neal Greenhow Heroine of the Confederacy >

Barbara did you find any of the males on the 1860 Crawford County Census online still in the county? Patsy

For all you guys suddenly interested in the SAWYER line please email me privately and I will supply email address of the present day Sawyers who can give you all the info you could possibly ever need. Frances McGough Carroll ggg grandaughter of Epsey Sawyer and Littleberry Boon

These are not my family lines, but thought this may help someone else. I have NO add'l. info. on these individuals. Source: "The Macon [Georgia] Telegraph, Vol. I, #1 - Vol. VII, #13, Nov. 1, 1826-Dec. 26, 1832, Abstracts of Marriage, Divorce, Death and Legal Notices" compiled by Farmer, Warren, O'Kelley and Hill. p. 73: Vol. V #14, Apr. 2, 1831, Crawford Co. At Knoxville, by Wm. B. FILES, Shf.: Lot 230, 7th Dist., ppty. of Henry KEY, fi fas of Russel KELLUM. Lot 188, 7th Dist., ppty. of William DIGBY, fi fa of John RICKS. Vol. V #17, Apr. 23, 1831, Application will be made by Hiram WARNER, guardian, for leave to sell Lot 119, 2nd Dist., for the benefit of the orphans of Core HOWELL, late of Crawford Co., dec. Vol. V #23, June 4, 1831, Crawford Co. At Knoxville, by Wm. B. Files, Shf.: Lot whereon the Knoxville Academy stands, ppty. of the Academy, two small fi fas of Jesse STONE. Vol. V #27, July 2, 1831, Sheriff's Sales, Crawford Co., At Knoxville, by Wm. B. Files, Shf.: Lot 132, 2nd Dist., ppty. of Sampson SMITH, fi fa of John O. GRANT. Lot 236, 2nd Dist., ppty of George and Richard TUFT, fi fas of William H. BROOKS. Negro man, William, 26 yrs., ppty. of David WORSHAM, fi fas of LAWSHE & BACON. Vol. V #32, Aug. 6, 1831, Sheriff's Sales, Crawford Co. At Knoxville, by John WHITTINGTON, D.Shf.: Lot 73, East Half of Lot 72, 3rd Dist., interest of Milton P. GLOVER in the estate of John Glover, dec., ppty. of the widow of John Glover, executions of James D. EDWARDS. Pointed out by John O. MOORE.

Dear Jackie--Just been catching up on e-mail and found this one which I think might have been meant for someone else. Thought I'd better tell you so you can resend it. Always nice to see your name anyway. Lila ----- Original Message ----- From: <JMar822@aol.com> To: <GACRAWFO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: September 13, 2000 10:44 AM Subject: Re: [Crawford County] Sorry > Margie, > > Thanks for ALL you do! I really appreciate you! I am so sorry that I > deleted the beginning of the diary. If at all possible could you sent it to > me again. I have truly enjoyed reading the about the life and times of the > writer. I did not even keep the first notice of whose diary and how it came > about. Whatever you can do to correct my mistakes, I will thank you! This > diary is a treasure and I certainly want to keep it in its entirety. > > Jackie Marshall Marshall > > > ==== GACRAWFO Mailing List ==== > 750,000 men from the South faced 2 million men from the North . 2 million men could not defeat 750,000 Southern troops what did defeat them was disease, hunger, lack of money and supplies. > >

Hi - I'm sorry to say I have no info on Sawyers. I am looking for Andrew J. Davis 1837. This is my husband's mother's side and I have very little info. Since they were from Crawford Cty I thought I might find something. The 1860 census is on the internet at the Crawford County site. You can physically look at the real thing. You might find something there. Also they have 2 people that will do lookups for you at that site. Good hunting. Wanda

Dear Donna, I saw your post on Crawford Cty. website and am interested in the info. you have on the Sawyers of that county. I am trying to find out who the parents of my gggrandfather, William Sawyer, were. Maybe you can help me. This is what I know about him: William Sawyer b. ca. 1830-35, S. C. or Ga. Married Amafsa L. (Massey) Pryor(Prior) in Russell Cty.Ala. on Jan. 15, 1852. They were on the 1860 Houston Cty, Ga. census and in 1870 they were on the Pulaski cty, Ga. census. By 1880 they had moved to Dodge Cty, Ga. Children were: Mary, Laura, Henry Barto, Martha(Mattie), William Thomas(Tom, my ggrandfather) and Lillace. I suspect that my William was the 19 year old single male listed on the 1850 Houston cty, Ga. census also. There was an older William Sawyer in Houston Cty on the 1840 Census with several male children and I suspect that he could be my William's father but I have no proof. This older William was also in Crawford Cty in 1830 along with Elkanah, Lewis, Patrick, Martin or Mastin, and Rebecca. Do you have the spouses and children of any of the Crawford Cty, Ga. Sawyers? Any info you can provide will be appreciated. Thank You. Barbara Grizzle bjgrizzle@mindspring.com

----- Original Message ----- From: <EnglishSurname@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2000 2:43 PM Subject: Re: [ALBARBOU] THe Diary 7 > Possible marriages for some ind. on diary page #7: > > Heil B. Waugh > m. 18 Jan 1855, Decatur Co., GA > Ryan, Olive G. > > Mollie E. Thomas > m. 5 Jul 1886, Decatur Co., GA > Braddy, William H. > > Noah McNabb > m. 3 Jun 1853, Decatur Co., GA > Waters, Mary Ann > > Timothy Sanders > m. 27 Jan 1830, Decatur Co., GA > Davis, Martha > > Logan Sanders > m. 21 Aug 1828, Decatur Co., GA > Shaw, Eleanor > > John T. Smith > m. 9 Mar 1836, Decatur Co., GA > Gaines, Elizabeth G. > > > Barbara > > In a message dated 09/12/2000 9:32:13 PM Pacific Daylight Time, > margie@majorinternet.com writes: > > << Monday, August 12th, 1861. > > Rain Elin Freeman come over to stay the day > > Tuesday, August 13th, 1861. > > Capt Cormell with his company of volunteers left Bainbridge > on the boat about 4 oclock P M Rain again > > Wednesday, August 14th, 1861. > > Rain > > Thursday, August 15th, 1861. > > I marked 2 calvs at Munnerlyns Qr discription the mothers > both black, the calves deep red Steers now marked 2 under > bits in one ear a split in the other Brand Jo, Cloudy and threaten > rain all day > > Friday, August 16th, 1861. > > Cloudy and rain afternoon finished pulling fodder > > Saturday, August 17th, 1861. > > Rain nearly all day Pretty har flows of wind > > Sunday, August 18th, 1861. > > Jake had a sing all got somewhat frighten about a hors > attempt to run away Aunt Nancy went to Dr. Bills > > Monday, August 19th, 1861. > > Rain till dinner then began to clear up Made baskets > with some of the hands July fixed the cart boddy > got the cart from Munnerlyns shop that was carried for repare > Aunt Nancy is calm to me now - but gives Jake a gooddeal > of trouble > > Tuesday, August 20th, 1861. > > No rain, pleasant weather A surprise party took place > at Mr. Wm C. Thomas all went well with the young > Misses L Mitchell C Barrineau MJ Gray M J Shaw and N Donalson > A Rivire was there the jentlmen Mr Mrs Thomas E Woodered > W King T Gray W Mitchell L Sanders > > Saturday, August, 24th, 1861. > > This is a day memorable for one of the greatest scolding > and the most quarrelling that I ever witnessed done by Aunt Nancy > Mills, the trees fairly trembled with shame for their mrs > No rain Capt W. D. Griffin held muster at Faceville > 50 men was there to drill > > Tuesday August 27th, 1861. > > I found a negro in Aunt Nancys field he run and go away > A small shower of rain fell > > Wednesday, August 28th, 1861. > > Mr. James Blunt come down with his hands and traled a negro > to Mr. Munnerlyns or then away from there and back again > Mr. L. J. Sanders & Mr. A Shaw Mr. M. Lang Mr. J. F. Stanton > & myself was all in the drive we caught nothing It rained > we all got wet and quit the drive Chelson caught Stephen a r > runaway Mr. Thomas and Aunt Nancy had all the fun with him > > Thursday, August 29th, 1861. > > Rain Bery killed a beef one he bought from John Wright > We put a silo under the gin house Commenced gathering corn > Today quite early Dr. Thomas and family all come over today > Dr. Law come Uncle John Ingram come for some medison for > Uncle Jackson Ingram Jake and myself eate a good bate of > water melons today > > Friday, August 30th, 1861. > > J. F. Stanton killed a fine buck the first that he had ever > killed Charles Munnerlyn, Jr. shot a deer Mr. Lang and > Mr. McLauchlyn, old Uncle Billie was along, the dogs that was in > the chas Rufus Old Leon Ring and Bunk Rained Aunt was not mad > > Saturday, August 31st, 1861. > > T. J. Strickland had a sale I bought one cow and calf at > $11 Mrs. Wilson come here to dinner No rain here > > Wednesday, September 4th, 1861. > > We all went deer hunting but did not kill any Rained > > Thursday, September 5th, 1861. > > Rain Aunt went to the field and then dined with Mrs. > C. Thomas Jake went with her Dr. Thomas and J. G. Donalson > started to Florida > > Friday, September 6th, 1861. > > Rain Aunt went to A McLauchlyn to dine She is quite ill yet > > Saturday, September 7th, 1861. > > We drill at the Fowltown Academy J. F. Stanton acted as > capt J. L. Sanders W. Thomas and A. Shaw was the > privetts Went driving for deer got 2 up but killed none > I went to mark my calves but was disappointed Aunt Nancy got > up tremendus mad or cross and went to Dr. Thomas and give Molie > one of the wors scoldings that any one ever taken Jake is still > on the scout yet > > Sunday, September 8th, 1861. > > No rain I went to McNabs found him not at home Mrs. > McLuchlyn came over this morning Aunt was very ill again > No preachin at the church J. F. Stanton had a sing Misses > C. Fain A Thomas E. Shaw and MJ Gray was all at the sing > Mrs. Griffin was there The gentlemen was T. D. Sanders, L. J. > Sanders, J. T. Smith, W. Thomas, A. Shaw Jo Askin and my self > J. T. Smith and myself went to Dr. Thomas and taken supper > Miss S Martin was here today > > Monday, September 9th, 1861. > > H. B. Waugh bargain for my cows > > > > > > ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== > Barbou County is a relaxed mail list. Feel free to discuss Barbour County and the surrounding counties genealogy and feel free to thank someone or ask about another's well being. > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <EnglishSurname@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2000 11:25 AM Subject: Re: [ALBARBOU] THe Diary 7 > [source: Census Index: Georgia, 1870 by AGLL. CD #291] > Results of a search for some of the names on this diary page # 7: > > All Decatur Co., GA 1870 > C. J. Munnerlyn m/w 48 SC Bainbridge Pct. mfroll #146/page #25 > Sallie E. Munnerlyn f/w 18 GA Bainbridge Pct. /23 > > Daniel M. Lang m/w 51 GA Bainbridge Pct. /45 > Jasper Lang m/w 42 FL /181 > Matilda Lang f/w 30 Ga /50 > > Eliza McLaughlin f/w 70 NC Attapulgus /190 > Mamlla**McLaughlin f/w 35 GA Attapulgua /64 > **first name questionable > > Stephen P. Wilson m/w 24 FL Bainbridge /47 > Tracy Wilson f/w 80 NC Jones Pct. /110 > > James W. Donalson m/w 59 GA W. Side Flint /186 > John Donalson m/w 44 GA W. Side Flint /184 > John B. Donalson m/w 43 GA Attapulgus Pct. /91 > Johanthan Donalson m/w 63 GA Limesink Pct. /89 > > James Fain m/w 44 FL Bainbridge /47 > T. P. Fain m/w 67 GA Faceville Pct. /38 > Thomas Fain m/w 11 GA Faceville Pct. /38 > > J. L. Saunders m/w 30 GA Faceville Pct. /31 > > H. B. Waugh m/w 44 NY Bainbridge /01 > > James Ingram m/w 27 GA W. Side Flint /148 > Niclas Ingram m/w 28 GA W. Side Flint /147 > Sarah Ingram f/w 53 GA W. Side Flint /147 > > [note: also in GA 1870:] > Jackson Ingram m/w 50 GA Grantsville PO, Meriwether Co.., GA. 165/403 > James Ingram m/w 39 GA Grantsville PO, Meriwether Co. /403 > > > Barbara > > > In a message dated 09/12/2000 9:32:13 PM Pacific Daylight Time, > margie@majorinternet.com writes: > > << Monday, August 12th, 1861. > > Rain Elin Freeman come over to stay the day > > Tuesday, August 13th, 1861. > > Capt Cormell with his company of volunteers left Bainbridge > on the boat about 4 oclock P M Rain again > > Wednesday, August 14th, 1861. > > Rain > > Thursday, August 15th, 1861. > > I marked 2 calvs at Munnerlyns Qr discription the mothers > both black, the calves deep red Steers now marked 2 under > bits in one ear a split in the other Brand Jo, Cloudy and threaten > rain all day > > Friday, August 16th, 1861. > > Cloudy and rain afternoon finished pulling fodder > > Saturday, August 17th, 1861. > > Rain nearly all day Pretty har flows of wind > > Sunday, August 18th, 1861. > > Jake had a sing all got somewhat frighten about a hors > attempt to run away Aunt Nancy went to Dr. Bills > > Monday, August 19th, 1861. > > Rain till dinner then began to clear up Made baskets > with some of the hands July fixed the cart boddy > got the cart from Munnerlyns shop that was carried for repare > Aunt Nancy is calm to me now - but gives Jake a gooddeal > of trouble > > Tuesday, August 20th, 1861. > > No rain, pleasant weather A surprise party took place > at Mr. Wm C. Thomas all went well with the young > Misses L Mitchell C Barrineau MJ Gray M J Shaw and N Donalson > A Rivire was there the jentlmen Mr Mrs Thomas E Woodered > W King T Gray W Mitchell L Sanders > > Saturday, August, 24th, 1861. > > This is a day memorable for one of the greatest scolding > and the most quarrelling that I ever witnessed done by Aunt Nancy > Mills, the trees fairly trembled with shame for their mrs > No rain Capt W. D. Griffin held muster at Faceville > 50 men was there to drill > > Tuesday August 27th, 1861. > > I found a negro in Aunt Nancys field he run and go away > A small shower of rain fell > > Wednesday, August 28th, 1861. > > Mr. James Blunt come down with his hands and traled a negro > to Mr. Munnerlyns or then away from there and back again > Mr. L. J. Sanders & Mr. A Shaw Mr. M. Lang Mr. J. F. Stanton > & myself was all in the drive we caught nothing It rained > we all got wet and quit the drive Chelson caught Stephen a r > runaway Mr. Thomas and Aunt Nancy had all the fun with him > > Thursday, August 29th, 1861. > > Rain Bery killed a beef one he bought from John Wright > We put a silo under the gin house Commenced gathering corn > Today quite early Dr. Thomas and family all come over today > Dr. Law come Uncle John Ingram come for some medison for > Uncle Jackson Ingram Jake and myself eate a good bate of > water melons today > > Friday, August 30th, 1861. > > J. F. Stanton killed a fine buck the first that he had ever > killed Charles Munnerlyn, Jr. shot a deer Mr. Lang and > Mr. McLauchlyn, old Uncle Billie was along, the dogs that was in > the chas Rufus Old Leon Ring and Bunk Rained Aunt was not mad > > Saturday, August 31st, 1861. > > T. J. Strickland had a sale I bought one cow and calf at > $11 Mrs. Wilson come here to dinner No rain here > > Wednesday, September 4th, 1861. > > We all went deer hunting but did not kill any Rained > > Thursday, September 5th, 1861. > > Rain Aunt went to the field and then dined with Mrs. > C. Thomas Jake went with her Dr. Thomas and J. G. Donalson > started to Florida > > Friday, September 6th, 1861. > > Rain Aunt went to A McLauchlyn to dine She is quite ill yet > > Saturday, September 7th, 1861. > > We drill at the Fowltown Academy J. F. Stanton acted as > capt J. L. Sanders W. Thomas and A. Shaw was the > privetts Went driving for deer got 2 up but killed none > I went to mark my calves but was disappointed Aunt Nancy got > up tremendus mad or cross and went to Dr. Thomas and give Molie > one of the wors scoldings that any one ever taken Jake is still > on the scout yet > > Sunday, September 8th, 1861. > > No rain I went to McNabs found him not at home Mrs. > McLuchlyn came over this morning Aunt was very ill again > No preachin at the church J. F. Stanton had a sing Misses > C. Fain A Thomas E. Shaw and MJ Gray was all at the sing > Mrs. Griffin was there The gentlemen was T. D. Sanders, L. J. > Sanders, J. T. Smith, W. Thomas, A. Shaw Jo Askin and my self > J. T. Smith and myself went to Dr. Thomas and taken supper > Miss S Martin was here today > > Monday, September 9th, 1861. > > H. B. Waugh bargain for my cows >> > > > ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== > ".... people will forget what you said ... .... people will forget what > you did ... .... but people will never forget how you made them feel > ..." > >

Should have sent the address for the Diaries. More intresting information there also. I send this info along so in case it is someone's family and also to get the records in the mail archives. Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: <JMar822@aol.com> To: <GACRAWFO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2000 11:44 AM Subject: Re: [Crawford County] Sorry > Margie, > > Thanks for ALL you do! I really appreciate you! I am so sorry that I > deleted the beginning of the diary. If at all possible could you sent it to > me again. I have truly enjoyed reading the about the life and times of the > writer. I did not even keep the first notice of whose diary and how it came > about. Whatever you can do to correct my mistakes, I will thank you! This > diary is a treasure and I certainly want to keep it in its entirety. > > Jackie Marshall Marshall > > > ==== GACRAWFO Mailing List ==== > 750,000 men from the South faced 2 million men from the North . 2 million men could not defeat 750,000 Southern troops what did defeat them was disease, hunger, lack of money and supplies. > >

Hello everyone! I am researching Bearden's in Crawford Co. Can someone tell me if there is a cemetery book for this county? Thanks! Pamela Dyess Mann Dyess/Bass Genealogy http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pdyess/ MS AHGP http://www.geocities.com/gsmiss/mississippi.html MS Migrations http://www.geocities.com/gsmiss/ AL AHGP http://www.geocities.com/gsmiss/alabama.html Researching Dyess, Bass, Pierce, Robbins, Polk, Evans, King, Beasley, McPhail, Stuckey, Tolar, Myers, Spurlock, Sterling, and Fortenberry A country which supresses it's history is doomed to fail...

Margie, Thanks for ALL you do! I really appreciate you! I am so sorry that I deleted the beginning of the diary. If at all possible could you sent it to me again. I have truly enjoyed reading the about the life and times of the writer. I did not even keep the first notice of whose diary and how it came about. Whatever you can do to correct my mistakes, I will thank you! This diary is a treasure and I certainly want to keep it in its entirety. Jackie Marshall Marshall

If anyone has access to the newspapers around Geneva/Barbour and Dale Counties in Al. I need a look up for June 1890 the death of William Glover. He died 18th 1890 according the the CSA pension filed by his wife Martha Glover. Thanks, Margie

Some of the pages are duplicates. Too late going to bed sorry. There is just so many names in here and I know that most of our folks were in Georgia and then moved on that I thought it may help someone connect. Margie