Dear Listmembers: I don't like having to do what I am about to do but I have no other choice. Since this involves genealogy, I hope I don't hear about it. In September, I ordered maps from the SRVGS @ a cost of $23.00. I waited and waited for my order. Finally, I called the very nice people at the Hartwell Library and they gave a the name of someone they felt was responsible for orders, etc....I emailed this person and he emailed me back Oct 11, 2000, saying he would check into my order. Well, needless to say, I am still waiting. This person never responded to my emails after my first one. I have sent several emails but never a response. Is there anyone on the list that knows someone on the SRVGS, that is responsible that might help me to resolve this. Three months is long enough to have to wait without knowing what is happening. If someone out there is from SRVGS, help me to understand what is going on and feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Gale Sanders 922 West Ave F Garland, TX 75040 972-205-1872 _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

Found on the 1870 Census for Elbert Co., GA: Page 17, Elberton Post Office, Dwelling # 92, Family # 92, June 18, 1870 Anderson, Jos. E., age 33, male, b. GA, Occupation Shoemaker " Malinda J., age 28, female, b. SC, Keeping house " Joseph L., age 7, male, b. SC " William L., age 5, male, b. SC " John J., age 3, male, b. SC " Mary E., age 1, female , b. GA " George S., age 1/12, male, b. GA in the month of April This 1870 Census for Elbert County, GA was said to be lost and not available when I began researching this family 25 years ago. With marriages not required to be recorded in SC at that time period, this now gives a valuable piece of documentation for the family. Malinda died the following year, in 1871 making it impossible to find her on a later Census. I never knew there was a girl born to this couple, she must have died young. Have never found another reference to her. Another point which had always been a thing of speculation is now proven. This proves that my grandfather Jim Anderson, who always signed "J. J. Anderson" was in fact named John James Anderson. Frances Hall

Looking for the parents of MARY ELIZABETH JANE SMITH, born about 1855 in Madison or Elbert County, Georgia. She married JESSE C. SEYMOUR on January 4, 1874 in Madison County, Georgia. Please get in touch with me if you know who her parents are. Thanks, Carole S. (Moon) Walker in South Carolina.

Hi, I am looking for information on Thomas Dooley who was in Elbert Co GA in 1820. Is anyone researching this family? Know his children? Did a daughter marry a Wright? Thanks in advance Karen Smith

I am trying to help my cousin find her missing father. If you are researching this line of Casey families, please get in touch with me. What I am posting below is all I know about this Casey family. Thanks, Carole in South Carolina. Descendants of Daniel Casey Generation No. 1 1. DANIEL1 CASEY He married MARY. Notes for DANIEL CASEY: Georgia Land Lottery made to Revolutionary War Soldiers: Casey, Daniel Elbert, County, Georgia 1820 - 414 3 Appling 12/21/1839 - 209 12 Irwin 11/16/1824 Child of DANIEL CASEY and MARY is: 2. i. JOHN2 CASEY, b. 1770; d. July 09, 1849, Banks County, Georgia. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN2 CASEY (DANIEL1) was born 1770, and died July 09, 1849 in Banks County, Georgia. He married ELIZABETH PACE, daughter of BARNABUS PACE and AGNES AYCOCK. She was born 1785, and died July 04, 1870 in Banks County, Georgia. Notes for JOHN CASEY: Family Group Report sent to me by Helen Thompson. More About JOHN CASEY: Burial: Casey Family Cemetery, Banks County, Georgia More About ELIZABETH PACE: Burial: Casey Family Cemetery, Banks County, Georgia Children of JOHN CASEY and ELIZABETH PACE are: i. JOEL3 CASEY, b. Abt. 1802, Elbert County, Georgia; d. October 1878, Brooks County, Georgia. Notes for JOEL CASEY: Family Group Report January 16, 1998 Submitted by Raymond P. Howell (See address in file). ii. JOHN A. CASEY, b. Abt. 1807, Georgia; m. EMILY I.. iii. PARRIS PACE CASEY, b. 1814, Georgia; d. September 20, 1868; m. MARY HOGAN, December 04, 1835. iv. BARNABAS PACE CASEY, b. April 03, 1816, Georgia; d. January 14, 1892; m. NANCY BENNETT, October 06, 1851. 3. v. DREADZIL PACE CASEY, b. 1818, Georgia; d. June 26, 1882, Banks County, Georgia. vi. ADULESEY CASEY, b. Unknown, Georgia. More About ADULESEY CASEY: Burial: Casey Family Cemetery, Banks County, Georgia vii. ARTAMIPA A. CASEY, b. Unknown, Georgia. viii. DONNIS CASEY, b. Unknown, Georgia. ix. JOSEPH CASEY, b. Unknown, Georgia. x. LETTA CASEY, b. Unknown, Georgia. xi. WILEY CASEY, b. Unknown, Georgia. Generation No. 3 3. DREADZIL PACE3 CASEY (JOHN2, DANIEL1) was born 1818 in Georgia, and died June 26, 1882 in Banks County, Georgia. He married (1) MARY "POLLY" FERGUSON Abt. 1839. He married (2) MARTHA JANE MEADERS September 12, 1869, daughter of CHRISTOPHER MEADERS and CANDICE GARRISON. She was born December 25, 1836, and died April 30, 1911 in Gillsville, Hall County, Georgia. More About DREADZIL PACE CASEY: Burial: Casey Family Cemetery, Banks County, Georgia Child of DREADZIL CASEY and MARTHA MEADERS is: 4. i. JAMES WILEY4 CASEY, b. January 16, 1872, Banks County, Georgia; d. December 22, 1964, Gainesville, Hall County, Georgia.

I am searching for information on the parents of George ANDERSON, who married Sarah Ann GOSS widow of Maben/Maybourn CRENSHAW/GRANSHAW some time after 1792 probably in Elbert Co, GA. Issue: Thomas, John, James M., William, Sarah Ann, Elizabeth & Rebecca. The family moved from Elbert Co, GA to Autauga Co, AL in the mid-1820's. Sarah Ann died in 1851 in Lauderdale Co, MS where she was living with her son James M. ANDERSON.

Is there a listing for William N. Pather/Prayter or or? Dorris dbext@accucom.net ---------- From: Racbrow@aol.com Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 12:41 PM To: GAELBERT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GAELBERT] Re: GAELBERT-D Digest V00 #73 In William Dooley's household (page 130) in 1820 Elbert Co., GA Census, there are the following males and females: Males: under age 10 - 2, age 10-15 - 2, age 16-18 - 1, age 16-25 - 1, age 26-44 - 1; Females: under 10 - 3, age 16-25 - 1, age 26-44 - 1. On page 131, in the household of William Dooley are Males: under age 10 - 2, age 26-44 - 1; Females: Under age 10 - 2, age 10-15 - 2, age 26-44 - 1.

Does anyone on the list have a connection to Charles P. Sanders b 1800-1810? He appears on the 1830 Census for Elbert County with the following living with him: 1 male -5 1 male 20-30 (Charles) 1 female -5 1 female 20-30 This Charles appears in the same area of Elbert Co as my ancestor, Elias Sanders b 1775. Elias first child born 1797. If you have a information on his parents, siblings, the name of his wife and children, please get in touch with me. LGaleSanders@hotmail.com Gale Sanders _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

In William Dooley's household (page 130) in 1820 Elbert Co., GA Census, there are the following males and females: Males: under age 10 - 2, age 10-15 - 2, age 16-18 - 1, age 16-25 - 1, age 26-44 - 1; Females: under 10 - 3, age 16-25 - 1, age 26-44 - 1. On page 131, in the household of William Dooley are Males: under age 10 - 2, age 26-44 - 1; Females: Under age 10 - 2, age 10-15 - 2, age 26-44 - 1.

Does anyone have access to the 1820 Elbert Co., census who could do a look up for me? There is a William Dooley on page 175 and one on page 215. I would like to know the ages and number in household of each of these men. Thanks to anyone who is willing to do this. Pat Grogan ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Sarah GOSS married Maybon CRENSHAW 12 Dec 1784 in Granville Co, NC. Maybourn CRENSHAW died prior to Oct. 6, 1794 in Elbert Co, GA when Thomas NAPPIER obtained letters of administration for his estate. Later George ANDERSON & his wife Sarahann & Mary CRENSHAW sold land on Beaverdam Creek, where the CRENSHAW land had been located. Does anyone know if Sarah, wife of George ANDERSON is the same Sarah GOSS who married Mayben CRENSHAW? Carol Shrader Virginia Beach, VA

This deed is an important one as George ANDERSON moved to Autauga Co, AL, probably immediately after this land sale. There are documents tying his son William ANDERSON to the CRENSHAW family in mid 1830's Autauga Co, AL. There is a possibility that 1-2 of his son James ANDERSON's daughters may have married CRENSHAW men in the Kemper/Lauderdale Co, MS area in the early 1840's. Who is the Mary CRENSHAW in this deed? Could she be the Poley CRENSHAW, heir of Maben/Maybourn CRENSHAW. Polly was commonly used as a nickname for Mary in that period of time. (Granville Co, NC Marriages: Mabron CRENSHAW m Sarah GOSS 12 Dec 1784.) Elbert Co, GA Deed Book U, p. 162. 19 Dec. 1825. George ANDERSON & Sarahann, his wife, & Mary CRENSHAW to Eathal TUCKER, Sr., all of Elbert Co for $200 on Beaverdam Creek waters in said county, 100 acres, adj HENDERSON, in fee simple. Test: Wm U. BOWEN, Thos W. DAVIS, Benja FLEMING JP. Recorded 8 Dec 1826.

I am searching for any information on the family of James M. ANDERSON, born abt. 1797 in GA and married 1) Bathsheba HIGHTOWER 1818 in Elbert Co, GA. Issue: William, Elizabeth, Martha W. m William NORMAN, Jane H. m Ezra JENNINGS, Eliza & Temperance H. (One or both of the Eliza/Elizabeth daughters may have married CRENSHAW men.) The family moved from GA to Autauga Co, AL probably in mid-1820's. Bathsheba was deceased by the mid-1830's. James ANDERSON moved to Lauderdale Co, MS abt. 1835 and married 2) Caron HODGES 1835 in Sumter Co, AL. They had the following children by the 1850 Lauderdale Co, MS census: George W., Sarah, James K. P., Malinda & Robert. William & Martha NORMAN are enumerated on the 1850 Newton Co, MS Census. Jane & Ezra JENNINGS are enumerated on the 1850 Clarke Co, MS Census. William ANDERSON is probably the same who is enumerated on the 1850 Lauderdale Co, MS Census. Temperance is living in her father's 1850 Lauderdale County household. Can anyone locate Elizabeth & Eliza ANDERSON in 1850? I would like to correspond with anyone researching this family. Carol Shrader

Wish to correspond with any MOON family connection in Elbert and Madison County, Georgia. Thanks, Carole (Moon) Walker

Looking for someone to correspond with on the HANCOCK and McCARTY families from Jackson, Greene, Elbert, Forsyth, Madison or Hall County, Ga. I have very little information and need some help in putting together some census I have. Thanks, Carole in SC

I appreciate all the praise I have gotten for my Ancestry web page. I have just improved it even more by adding family specific mailing lists! I will be slowly adding more and more -- so keep an eye out! I look foward to all you cousins out there signing up on the appropriate lists so we may further our research! Just so you know -- the site also has Net Mind services -- so if there are specific pages that interest you -- you can use this service to get notification when that page is updated/changed! Drop in and see if there is a mailing list for you! I have strated it with my Lunsford, Hardy, Stroud, Yancey, Wilkerson, Weaver, Thurston, Moore and Maddox lines! Cuzzin Terry gomn@genealogy.org http://members.aol.com/bonessgt/ancestry.html

I have found marriage records in Georgia for two Sallie/Sarah Duncans and am trying to determine which Sallie/Sarah Duncan belongs to the family I am researching. 1) Elbert County, Georgia: Duncan, Sallie S. to Christian, George J., 6 Nov 1879, D-409 2) Forsyth County, Georgia: Duncan, Sarah E. to Garrett, Truman V., 27 Mar 1881, E-229 Does anyone know the parents of these Duncan women or more information about them? Could someone possibly lookup the records to see if there is mention of any other family members? Thanks, Stephanie Campbell s.j.campbell@home.com

Hi, I am looking for the family of CRAWFORD H. BURNETT of Elbert County, Georgia. He married 8 Nov 1877 ELLEN JANE BOOTH, daughter of John R. Booth and Elizabeth Catherine Tucker. Thanks. Anne Booth

Part of Elbert was cut off when Hart Co.was organized. What Militia District or Districts were cut off into Hart Co.?

-----Original Message----- From: Janice Craft <jrcraft@tecinfo.com> To: gaelbert-L@rootsweb.com <gaelbert-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, September 03, 2000 7:04 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} EARLY >My ancestor FENTON COOK, b. 1796 Elbert Co, Ga married EMILY SCHOFIELD >in 1819 Elbert Co. They named their first son EARLY BARTON COOK, b. 1820 >Elbert Co. >Does anyone know anything about any EARLY families in Elbert Co? >Emily was the daughter of Robert Schofield who died before March 1815 >Elbert Co. He left two minor children: Eliza married 1814 Benjamin Ford, >and Emily. >Does anyone know why the oldest child of Fenton and Emily was named >EARLY BARTON COOK? Could Emily's maternal grandfather been Early Barton? >Emily was born in Virginia, possibly Northumberland County. >Desperately need help on this! I feel sure this first child was named >for SOMEONE's ancestor. >Janice Barnett Craft > > > >