----- Original Message ----- From: "Margie Daniels" <margie@majorinternet.net> To: <GACRAWFO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 10:06 PM Subject: [GACRAWFO] Georgia divorces 3 > Georgia Divorces granted by an act in 1816 > > William Chauvin and wife Ann > > James H. Perdue and wife > Catherine > > Thomas Mills and wife Sarah > > David Terry and wife Susannah > > Abihu Sewell and wife Sarah > > John Royston and wife Polly > > Edmund Jeter and wife Lucy > > Martin Howard and wife Lucy William Pinder and wife > Rebecca Ann > > Benjamin Head and wife > Margaret > > Thomas Rodman and wife Ann > > Matthew Wood and wife Mourning > > John Battle and wife Sarah > > James Cook and wife Lucy > > John Douglass and wife Jane > > Joseph John Martin and wife Polly > > John Brady and wife Rebecca > > Walker Hickman and wife Martha > > John D. Patterson and wife Patience > > Clevis Andrews and wife Elizabeth > formerly of Wilkes Co.) Lamar, p. 262. > > > The following divorces were granted in the Act of Dec. 13, 1816 published > in Lamar, pp. 262-63: > > Thomas Napier > Tabitha D. Napier > December 19, 1818 > Lamar, p. 265. > > Abner Glore > formerly Nancy Swinney > December 13, 1819 > Lamar, p. 266. > > William Whitfield > Jane Whitfield > December 18, 1819 > Lamar, p. 266. > > John Hodges > Tabitha Hodges > December 21, 1821 (in Putnam County) > Dawson, p. 141. > > David Cilford Pugh > Chris tiana Pugh > December 21, 1821 (in Putnam County) > Dawson, p. 141 > > > John Harris > formerly Katherine King > December 21, 1821 > Dawson, p. 141. > > William P. Sims > (abandoned his wife) > Patsey Sims > December 13, 1820 > (children also involved) > Dawson, p. 298. > > James Echols (of Ogle- thorpe County) > Rebecca (feme sole; has children from previous marriage) > December 4, 1801 > Clayton, pp. 20-1. > > Mathias Williamson > formerly Betsey Chandler Blackwell > May 9, 1803 > Clayton, pp. 113-4. > > Buckner Bass’ marriage to Ann Dozier was declared legal by the legislature > in an act of December 20, 1826, which also legitimized their daughter Lane > Elizabeth. Their marriage had been performed by someone not authorized to > perform the service. > > > ==== GACRAWFO Mailing List ==== > ".... people will forget what you said ... .... people will forget what > you did ... .... but people will never forget how you made them feel > ..." > >