I am sure it is too late to submit something for the book. Right?

James, Sorry it has taken so long to reply, but time has been tight lately. The Mock's did not live in Early County, but in Miller County. That is probably why you could not find them. They were close to the Early County line, but officially in Miller. I am descended from G.F. and M.A. My g grandfather Wright Robert was born after they came back to Ga. The weekend of June 9, we will all be (my family, cousins, etc.) will be in Blakely. We are going to try to do some cemetery repair work. The majority of us will be camping in the Kolomoki State Park, just North of Blakely. I don't know where you live, but if you would like to join us that weekend, we would love to have you. We can show you where things are. The old family homesteads are gone, but we could show you where they were and where the graves are. It really would be better to give you a hard copy of the family tree as there are so many to list. G.F. had 20 children between the 2 wives. By the way, do you know what happened to his first wife (Sarah was her name)? If, for some reason, you cannot be with us in June I will send you the information by snail mail. E-mail your address and al to Erinhaus@aol.com. We are all excited to know of a half cousin and look forward to hearing from you. Carol Mock McKinney Erinhaus@aol.com

The Susie Mock who married James Arthur Cannon was my grandfather's sister. Uncle Arthur and Aunt Susie have a number of relatives still in Blakely. At least 2 of them are daughters. Off the top of my head, I don't have their addresses and phone numbers. If you will give me yours, I will find them and let them contact you. They are very nice ladies. Carol Mock McKinney Erinhaus@aol.com

Does anyone know if there is a Cemetery Index for Early County? Back in 1998, I E-mailed with a Henry Herndon and I think he was doing a project for Early Co! Does the VolIII of Early Co have that info in it? Thanks Berrien Chambers, my gg-grandfather's brother is buried in Early county with many relatives in Cedar Springs Cemtery there. http://www.geocities.com/heartland/village/9340 ____________________________________________________________________ For the largest MP3 index on the Web, go to http://mp3.altavista.com ____________________________________________________________________

There is a Days Inn on Hwy 27 just on the outer limits of Blakely going East. There is a Ramada Inn close to a family restaurant in Donalsonville, Ga. on Hwy 84 and a very nice Tara Inn on the square in Colquitt, Ga. (more expensive than the rest) but very historic and nice.........There is a Helen's Restaurant in Colquitt which is a family owned place........Mrs. Brown's Busy Bee is not a fancy place just out of Blakely on the Damascus Rd. is a popular place to eat lunch..........Joan Herndon

There is a Days Inn in Early County or there was a week ago.... Its address is Blakely Days In 435 Arlington St. Blakely, GA, 31723, US There phone number is 912-723-5858 I am not sure who rates there hotels, but for some reason they gave this one 5 Sunbursts. But they are clean and if your like me thats all that matters. I am from there so I can recommend places to eat that you would not eat at if you did not know... Dalla KaseyCo@aol.com wrote: > There is not a Days Inn in Early County. I recommend that you stay in Dothan.

Last year, I stayed at the Days Inn and enjoyed it. It's on the highway and convenient to the library, courthouse, and cemetary. Be prepared to drive a long way for meals or else eat fast foods. ----- Original Message ----- From: <PatsFamilyTree@aol.com> To: <GAEARLY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 6:22 PM Subject: [GAEARLY-L] Hotels > Hi Everyone, > > I'm coming down to Georgia to do some research for a couple of days and was > wondering if anyone could recommend a hotel/motel or B&B to stay at. I'll be > mostly in the Early County area as this is where the majority of my relatives > come from. To give you an idea where I'll be - Sowatchee, Bethel and Cedar > Springs Cemeteries, the Blakely Library and whereever else anyone can > recommend for research. > > Thanks! > > Patricia Parker > I'm researching the following surnames: McCormick, McCoy, Parker, Tharp, > Birch. Concentration is in Florida, Georgia and Alabama. >

There is not a Days Inn in Early County. I recommend that you stay in Dothan.

Hi Everyone, I'm coming down to Georgia to do some research for a couple of days and was wondering if anyone could recommend a hotel/motel or B&B to stay at. I'll be mostly in the Early County area as this is where the majority of my relatives come from. To give you an idea where I'll be - Sowatchee, Bethel and Cedar Springs Cemeteries, the Blakely Library and whereever else anyone can recommend for research. Thanks! Patricia Parker I'm researching the following surnames: McCormick, McCoy, Parker, Tharp, Birch. Concentration is in Florida, Georgia and Alabama.

hi i am looking for hezakiah evans, he is known to be in early co ga in 1830 and 1850 cencus. he was born in north carloina, 1780 m sophrena in 1777 she was born 1780 . had 2 known sons william timothy evans b 1810 d 1870 married, smithy segars jonathan evans 1812 m. delley segars , who was born 1816. if any can help me fill in the blank spaces it will be appreciated/ I am faye hatton daydreamer@digitalexp.com

Thanks Joan & Saundra for the help. Lindy

Urquhart is still a courthouse in Early County and still known as a voting district....Joan Herndon

>From The Fort Gaines Sentinel 24 Aug 1900 "Mr C R Sanders, one of Bluffton's enterprising young merchants informs us that he will open a branch store this fall at Urquhart's court house in Early Co of which Mr E W Sanders will have charge." Does anyone know where this courthouse was located? I assume it was just a militia district courthouse for small claims. E W Sanders was my grandfather & C R Sanders his brother. They were two of the children of James Richard Madison Sanders who was in Early Co Ga as a child as early as 1838. Lindy

I know that Urquhart was Militia District 1140

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Joyce Temple Barnet, author of "Temple People" and my wife and I are trying to document the descendants of the Prince George County Virginia Temple's. Our research suspects that after the Revolutionary War many of these families migrated to TN, NC, SC, GA, & KY. We have a Frederick Temple c. 1720 with three sons, Frederick, James, and John in Anson Co., NC prior to the war. We are now focusing on the Virginia and north Carolina lines from 1690-1800 to find founders of these lines. Of particular interest are Jesse, John, Jones, Jacob, Frederick, and James that move to Georgia from 1780-1810. The multiple combinations of these names in all families over several generations has made separating them difficult, not to mention a war or two destroying court houses! Your help is needed. Robert Temples

I have been looking for any information that I can get on James Jasper Cannon.This is what I know, if anyone knows any of his decedents please contact me at dalla@bellsouth.net. James Jasper Cannon b.3 Oct 1859 Georgia d. 17 July 1937- Miller County Buried in Roberts Cemetery, Miller co. GA Married.... 14 Nov 1883 Julia Elizabeth Scott b 10 Aug 1866 in early Co. GA d. 6 Oct 1958 in Miller Buried in Roberts Cemetery, Miller co. GA They had the following children : 1. Olindy Cannon b. 1 Mar 1885 d. 16 Nov 1886 Buried in Roberts Cem. 2. Gail Cannon b. 1 Mar 1885 d. Before age 1 3. Jesse Cannon b. 12 Oct 1887 d. 25 Feb 1920 in Miller Co Buried in Roberts Ceme.. Miller Co GA Married Lizzie Thomas They had children but I do not know any names ? 4. James Arthur Cannon b. 15 Sept 1894 d. 26 April 1965 Buried in Roberts Ceme.. Miller Co GA Married Susie Mock b. 23 Jun 1896 d. 10 Apr 1963 Buried in Roberts Ceme.. Miller Co GA 5. Stephen Cannon b. 20 May 1901 d. 11 Feb 1978 in Early Co Buried in Roberts Ceme.. Miller Co GA Married 10 Aug 1924 Eliza Merle Mock b. 11 March 1905 d. 1 July 1995 Early Co Buried in Roberts Ceme.. Miller Co GA Stephen is my grandfather and James Jasper is my great grandfather but I have not been able to located anyone past him. Its almost as if he moved to Ga from somewhere else and assumed the name. I am hoping that I can find someone else who has more information about his line than we have been able to come up with. Any help would be great... Thanks again....

No, I show no Viola Danley or Viola Bonner in my database. If I find anything in the future, I'll pass it on. ----- Original Message ----- From: <ChyBob@aol.com> To: <GAEARLY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2000 2:16 PM Subject: Re: [GAEARLY-L] James Carson Deal > Dear Edward~ > I saw your posting for relatives DEAL. I am also looking for info on my > ggmother, VIOLA DANLEY. She hailed from Alabama and I am told she married my > ggfather, Jim (James) Benjamin Bonner, and when he died, she remarried a > DEAL. She was referred to by her grandchildren as "Ma Deal". They lived in > Early County, Jakin-Blakely area. Would you know anything about someone by > that name? Any info appreciated! Cindy Alderton > >

Dear Edward~ I saw your posting for relatives DEAL. I am also looking for info on my ggmother, VIOLA DANLEY. She hailed from Alabama and I am told she married my ggfather, Jim (James) Benjamin Bonner, and when he died, she remarried a DEAL. She was referred to by her grandchildren as "Ma Deal". They lived in Early County, Jakin-Blakely area. Would you know anything about someone by that name? Any info appreciated! Cindy Alderton

Hello All, I am looking for any information on the WOMBLE/HORTON families of Early County, GA. My great grandmother, Adeline "Willie" WOMBLE, was born somewhere in Early County on 12 April 1863. I have her parents listed as: John "Henry" WOMBLE Sarah Ann Elizabeth HORTON They were married in Stewart County, GA on 25 Sep 1860 but evidently had moved to Early County before the birth of my great grandmother. I have no further information on them or any other children. Thanks in Advance, Mike Holland james.m.holland@compaq.com