Carol: I have that his first wife, Mary Ann Hutcheson, was buried in Santa Fe Cemetery, Bradford Co., FL, so perhaps he was buried beside her since they had several children. This information came from Charlotte Young. Olivia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Miller" <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 08, 2008 7:35 AM Subject: Re: [GAEMANUE] Place of death of Bolling Hall b 1818, son of Juniper Alachua may be where Bolling is buried. I thought I had his cemetery information but apparently not. Does anyone know where he is buried?

In 1900 census, his age is given as 83. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Riner Everett" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 08, 2008 3:00 AM Subject: [GAEMANUE] Place of death of Bolling Hall b 1818, son of Juniper It looks like Bolling/Bolen died not in Alachua, but in Bradford County which is just north of Alachua: 1900 US Census: Hampton, Bradford, FL - District 21; Household 66: HALL, Borlan 32; born Sep 1898 (should read 1818); widowed; born in GA Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 Name: Bolen Hall Death Date: 1903 County of Death: Bradford State of Death: Florida Race: White Gender: Male Thanks for sharing your Hall information, Carol! The other Carol Emanuel County GaGenWeb http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Cyrus Kinyan (Kenyan) Hall was born 8/27/1820 in Emanuel Co Ga, died 5/22/1878 in Hampton, Bradford Co Fl, buried Saluda Cemetery, Orange Heights Fl. He married Ellender Yell Hutchinson (or Hutcheson) b 2/22/1826 in Emanuel Co Ga, daughter of Moses Hutchinson and Elender (or Eleanor) Barwick. She died 9-01-1878 om Alachua Fl, buried Saluda Cem. There is a land plat for Cyrus for 80 acres of land, most likely owned much more, in keeping with siblings. (I think I said in post for Bolling that Cyrus was in Ga in 1860. Cyrus and Lyman were in Florida by 1860, Bolling followed after the 1860 census} Moved to Alachua Fl in late 1850's. He was in Emanuel Co Ga in 1850 - Visit 342: Cyrus 29, Ellender 24, John 7, William 5, Malatha 4, Green 3. Was in Alachua Fl in 1860: Cyrus 39, Elender 34, John age 18, William 15, Malatha 13, Green 12, Delann 9, Calvin 8, Daniel 6, Madison 4, and Lyman 1. Was in Marion Co Fl in 1870. Children: 1) John b 2/1842 d 2/05/1899 2) William b 8/27/1844 d 7/19/1917 3) Malatha b 12/09/1846 d 5/20/1830 Married ukn Norton 4) Green b 4/19/1848 Married Elnora G Wilkes Daughter named Maudel 5) Delania Eleanor b 12/28/1850, d 6/24/1933, Hampton, Bradford Fl, buried Santa Fe Cem. m. David Gordon Jones b 6-08-1850 Emanuel Co Ga, d 12-26-1925. 6) Calvin b 4/09/1852, d 5/1902 7) Daniel b 1/06/1854, d 1/01/1918 8) Joseph Madison, went by Madison, b 5-26-1856, d 9/21/1933 in Alachua Fl Married Lydia Ann Wilkes on 8/19/1886 in Bradford Co F. She died 9/1933 in Alachua Fl Sons Calvin b 1911 and John 9). Lyman b 9-1858 d 1/04/1916 The above children all born Ga, the last four born Florida 10) Mary b 12/15/1860 May have died at birth 11) Martha b 5/03/1862 d 9/23/1957 Married Silas Futch. 12) Henry R b 11/1865. d 6/26/1941 13) Moses b 2/1867, d 9/1869 Carol B. Miller

Carol, Thanks, I'm trying to get my information updated and corrected. Alachua may be where Bolling is buried. I thought I had his cemetery information but apparently not. Does anyone know where he is buried? Thanks, Carol -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Carol Riner Everett Sent: Friday, August 08, 2008 3:00 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [GAEMANUE] Place of death of Bolling Hall b 1818, son of Juniper It looks like Bolling/Bolen died not in Alachua, but in Bradford County which is just north of Alachua: 1900 US Census: Hampton, Bradford, FL - District 21; Household 66: HALL, Borlan  32; born Sep 1898 (should read 1818); widowed; born in GA Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 Name:     Bolen Hall Death Date:     1903 County of Death:     Bradford State of Death:     Florida Race:     White Gender:     Male Thanks for sharing your Hall information, Carol!  The other Carol Emanuel County GaGenWeb http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

It looks like Bolling/Bolen died not in Alachua, but in Bradford County which is just north of Alachua: 1900 US Census: Hampton, Bradford, FL - District 21; Household 66: HALL, Borlan  32; born Sep 1898 (should read 1818); widowed; born in GA Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 Name:     Bolen Hall Death Date:     1903 County of Death:     Bradford State of Death:     Florida Race:     White Gender:     Male Thanks for sharing your Hall information, Carol!  The other Carol

Bolling Hall was born 9/25/1818 in Emanuel Co Ga and died 1903 in Alachua Florida. He married 1)Mary Ann Hutchinson b 2/18/1821 Emanuel Co Ga, d 7/3/1879 Alachua Fl. , daughter of Moses Hutchinson and Elender Barwick and 2) Hester P. Johns Wynn on 10/10/1879 in Florida. She was born 1832 in Florida Her parents, according to Huxford, were Archibald Hardy Johns b 5-12-1810 in Camden Co Ga,and his first wife Martha Prevatt. Descendant of Richard Johns/Elizabeth Kensey of Calvert Co Md. A land plat exists for Bolling for 154 acres in Emanuel Co Ga, another for 417 acres. Bolling moved his family from Emanuel Co Ga to the Hampton Lakes area of Alachua Co Fl, shortly after the 1860 Emanuel Co census. He moved about the same time as Cyrus, and after Lyman. In 1863 he enlised in Capt Dells Co, Florida, CSA. Chidlren of Bolling and Mary: 1) Dicey b 1838, married Simeon Moore 2/01/1855 in Emanuel Co Ga. 2) Mary b 1840 3) Daniel b 1842, d 2-08-1889, m. Susan Woodward b 1851 Fernandina, Nassau Co Fl. 4) John b 1843 5) Martha E b 1844 m 1) John G Durden on 8/12/1860 Emanuel Co Ga and 2) Levi Johns 6) Levina b 5/24/1844, m Thomas J Durden b 1/02/1837. 7) Temperence b 1846, d 10/10/1930, m William Jones b 1849 8) Angus b 2/13/1848, d 5/29/1928 buried Santa Fe Cem, Bradford Fl, m Avy Thomas b 4/2/1847 9) Katherine b 1850 m Elija Jones 10) Pheriba b 1/14/1852 d 7/31.1916 m Eli Hicks 11) Elender b 13/08/1858 Emanuel Co Ga 12) Henry H b 2/01/1860 Emanuel Co Ga,d 1935 buried Santa Fe Cem., married Susan Futch 13) Uriah 14) Bolling E b 1872 Alachua Fl, d 1949 15) Melancton b 1872 Alachua Fl, d 1958, buried Antioch Bapt Cem Alachua Fl In 1880 Bolling and Hester lived at Cross-Roads, Bradford Fl, with son Henry age 22 and daughter Nelly age 12, and a servant and a farm laborer. Nellie was either another child of Bolling and Mary Ann or, more likely she was a child of Hester from her previous marriage to Mr Wynn, possibly John Wynn. Carol B. Miller

Olivia, I found the information about Claude at Worldconnect, not certain of it. Am hoping someone on the list can verify this marriage. Claude's parents are given as Ephriaim Leonard Edenfield and Mary Balzora Parrish. It also appears that Claude and some of his family moved to Florida, where he died in Alachua Co in 1966 and Maude in Clay Co in 1985. I am also questioning just when Travis and part of his family actually moved to Florida. Based on the marriages of some of his children in the late 1800's in Emanuel and Montgomery counties, it appears that they may have stayed in Emanuel until near 1900. Carol -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Olivia & Larry Braddy Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2008 8:29 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GAEMANUE] Elam Hall, son of Travis, b 1860 Carol: I don't have a Claude Leonard Edenfield in my file. Do you know his parents? But I have Elam/Elamb Hall married Mary E.F. Lumley, d/o of James Wilson "Jim" Lumley & Donah E. Harbuck. They're also buried at Ebenezer. Another child I show for Elam and Mary is Leon W. Hall. Olivia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Miller" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2008 6:29 PM Subject: [GAEMANUE] Elam Hall, son of Travis, b 1860 >I think this is Elam, actually spelled Elamb - b 9-15-1862 d 8-15-1898, > buried Ebenezer Cemetery, Kemp, Ga. He had a son named Elamb. Also a > daughter named Bertha Maude Hall who married Claude Leonard Edenfield? > > Carol > > Emanuel County GaGenWeb > http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > Emanuel County GaGenWeb http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Carol: I don't have a Claude Leonard Edenfield in my file. Do you know his parents? But I have Elam/Elamb Hall married Mary E.F. Lumley, d/o of James Wilson "Jim" Lumley & Donah E. Harbuck. They're also buried at Ebenezer. Another child I show for Elam and Mary is Leon W. Hall. Olivia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Miller" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2008 6:29 PM Subject: [GAEMANUE] Elam Hall, son of Travis, b 1860 >I think this is Elam, actually spelled Elamb - b 9-15-1862 d 8-15-1898, > buried Ebenezer Cemetery, Kemp, Ga. He had a son named Elamb. Also a > daughter named Bertha Maude Hall who married Claude Leonard Edenfield? > > Carol > > Emanuel County GaGenWeb > http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I think this is Elam, actually spelled Elamb - b 9-15-1862 d 8-15-1898, buried Ebenezer Cemetery, Kemp, Ga. He had a son named Elamb. Also a daughter named Bertha Maude Hall who married Claude Leonard Edenfield? Carol

Hello list, I'm going to post what I have on Juniper Hall's children, but take them one at a time. I've been working on Travis's family lately, so I'm going to start with him. Travis Francis Hall was born 11/02/1816 in Emanuel Co Ga, and died 9/22/1904 in Emanuel Co Ga. The death date is based on the short obit from the Swainsboro Forest Blade dated 9/22/1904: "Unlce Travis Hall died at the home of his daughter , Mrs. Kate Wickstrum last Monday. Uncle Travis was one of the oldeset men in the county, being about 90. He was one of the most liberal men that ever lived and everybody that knew Uncle Travis as he was, was his friend." I think that his body was moved to Florida and that he was buried on 7/16/1907, which is usually given as his death date. He was buried in the New Shiloh Cemetery along with other family members. He married Martha Moore on 8-30-1848 in Emanuel Co Ga. Who were her parents? I have some old files that say her father was Drewry Steely Moore, but I'm not at all certain that that is correct. There are plats that showed he owned 400 acres and another 40 acres of land. There may have been more. He lived in the area around Norristown, and I remember seeing a post that said his old homestead was still standing late into the 20th century. Does anyone know if it is still there? In 1850 he lived in District 28. In 1860 he was in District 395 where he remained until his move to Florida, which occurred after 1880, but not sure when. I have heard descendants say that his wife Martha always said that she "married at 14 and had 14 children." Here is my list: 1) Martha b 1849, d 4/09/1924, apparently never married, buried New Shiloh Cem, Altha Fl. 2) Katherine (or Catherine) "Katy" or Caty" b 1851. Married ukn Wickstrum. 2) Dicey b 1854. Married James H Hutchinson, who was born in 1854. 3) Mary b 1857. Married Ukn Hutchinson. With parents, apparently widowed, 1880 Em. census, with one yr old son Henry Hutchinson. 4) Lyman b 6/15/1858, d Dec 22, 1927. Married Teresa Williamson on 8/01/1886, Montgomery Co Ga. 5) Elam b 1860, d 1961, Ga. Married Mary Francis "Mollie" Lumley, 11/08/1893, Montgomery Co Ga. 6) Emily Florence b 1864; m. Lewis Cogle Durden b 3/04/1872, Emanuel Co Ga 7) Edeline "Eddy" Hall, b 1865. 8) William Juniper Hall b 1867, called Juniper. 10) George Hall b 1872, Emanuel Co Ga, d 6/05/1956, Altha Fl, buried New Shiloh Cem. Married Harvie Trull on 3/20/1897 Wright Williamson?, Harvie was born 7-01-1879 in Johnson Co Ga and died 11/02/1972 in Altha Fl. 11) Dora Hall b 1873. 12) Francis J Hall b 1875. 13) Algerine "Bunks" Hall b 1876, Emanuel Co Ga died 1961 Calhoun Co Fl, buried New Shiloh Cem. Married Christian Davis on 8-25-1895 in Montgomery Co Ga. 14) Emma Hall b 1880. Any additional information and/or corrections would be greatly appreciated. Carol B. Miller

> Caswell had three wives: > Georgia Ann Kicklighter (1853-1890) - married 24 Jan 1884 > Nancy Brannen (1860-1908) - married 11 Sep 1890 > Mary Ellen Green (1875- 1969) - married about 1909 Caswell married Georgia Ann Kicklighter 24 Jan 1884, Tattnall Co Ga. Caswell married Nancy Brennen 11 Sep 1890, Tattnall Co Ga. Caswell married Mary Ellen Green 18 Jul 1909, Wayne Co Ga. Georgia (dau of Jesse Kicklighter, Jr and Martha Lynn) is buried Beards Creek, Tattnall Co Caswell, Nancy and Mary Ellen are buried Bethesda Cemetery, Wayne Co Ga. Judith

Does anyone have all the names of Juniper Hall Sr. kids of both wifes. Thanks Marilyn Vance

"Carol Miller" <[email protected]> wrote: Carol, he does name a William in his Will. I will say I don't believe he had all of the children that I have. Most of my information comes from different ones on the internet but I did send for his Will and I can't find A year posted on it. Grace >Grace, > > The only proven information is his marriage to Martha Thigpen on Dec 1, >1811. This is where the lack of records is a problem. Most people give a >birthdate of 1769 but this is based on his being of age in the early 1790's. >I don't know of any proof of his actual birthdate. Where did you get 1764? >As to a marriage or marriages before 1811, there is absolutely no proof that >he married Elizabeth Braswell, this is family tradition and speculation >based on his having a son named Kindred and his name on documents involving >Braswells .Was she a daughter of Kindred and Rhoda Braswell? Their family >records show no Elizabeth. Was she their daughter with a different first >name? Maybe. Or was her name something else, not a Braswell at all? >Possibly. There is also speculation as to whether Kindred, William, and Mary >Darcy were his children. I think they were, but there is no proof. Possibly >also, there may have been a third wife, either before Elizabeth or after >her, but before Martha. > >Carol > >-----Original Message----- >From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] >On Behalf Of [email protected] >Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2008 1:49 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: [GAEMANUE] Juniper Hall > >Hi Carol, I have Juniper Hall Sr. born 1764 in N.C. first marriage abt. 1790 >to Elizabeth Braswell and died died January 27, 1828. >last marriage to Martha Thigpen December 1,1811. Please let me if this is >correct. >Thanks >Grace >Emanuel County GaGenWeb >http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >in the subject and the body of the message > >Emanuel County GaGenWeb >http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Grace, The only proven information is his marriage to Martha Thigpen on Dec 1, 1811. This is where the lack of records is a problem. Most people give a birthdate of 1769 but this is based on his being of age in the early 1790's. I don't know of any proof of his actual birthdate. Where did you get 1764? As to a marriage or marriages before 1811, there is absolutely no proof that he married Elizabeth Braswell, this is family tradition and speculation based on his having a son named Kindred and his name on documents involving Braswells .Was she a daughter of Kindred and Rhoda Braswell? Their family records show no Elizabeth. Was she their daughter with a different first name? Maybe. Or was her name something else, not a Braswell at all? Possibly. There is also speculation as to whether Kindred, William, and Mary Darcy were his children. I think they were, but there is no proof. Possibly also, there may have been a third wife, either before Elizabeth or after her, but before Martha. Carol -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2008 1:49 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GAEMANUE] Juniper Hall Hi Carol, I have Juniper Hall Sr. born 1764 in N.C. first marriage abt. 1790 to Elizabeth Braswell and died died January 27, 1828. last marriage to Martha Thigpen December 1,1811. Please let me if this is correct. Thanks Grace Emanuel County GaGenWeb http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

"Marilyn Hall" <[email protected]> wrote: >Am trying to find a copy of Juniper Halls Sr. will from emanuel county Georgiafrom August 1 1827. You can get Geneper Hall's Will from the Probate Office at the Court House in Emanuel. We have to remember that he spelled his name Geneper not Juniper. I have his Will , I might could send you a copy , email me at [email protected] Grace >Thanks >Marilyn Vance Hall >Emanuel County GaGenWeb >http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hi Carol, I have Juniper Hall Sr. born 1764 in N.C. first marriage abt. 1790 to Elizabeth Braswell and died died January 27, 1828. last marriage to Martha Thigpen December 1,1811. Please let me if this is correct. Thanks Grace

<<It looks like he was married at least one other time. Do you have information on his other wife? >> Here's what I've found: Caswell had three wives: Georgia Ann Kicklighter (1853-1890) - married 24 Jan 1884 Nancy Brannen (1860-1908) - married 11 Sep 1890 Mary Ellen Green (1875- 1969) - married about 1909 1870 US Census: Emanuel Co., GA - Household 265: EDENFIELD, James 64; born in SC Elizabeth 49; born in GA Sally 19 Wm 16 Louisa 14 Drewsiller 11 Caswell 8 Sophia 4 1880 US Census: Wayne Co., GA - District 583, ED 96; Household 741: EDENFIELD, James W. 85 (age should be 75) Elizabeth 56 Cazwell 17 Sophira 14 1900 US Census: Madray, Wayne, GA - District 96; Household 208: EDDENFIELD, Caswell 38; born Jan 1862; married 17 years Nancy 40; born Mar 1860 Cleveland 8; born Jun 1891 Lura 16; born Feb 1884 Cristopher 12; born Aug 1887 Clyde 3; born Jul 1896 Calvin 11/12; born Jun 1899 1910 US Census: Madray, Wayne, GA - District 186; Household 81: EDENFIELD, Caswell 48; 3rd marriage; married 1 year Ellen 34; 0 children Cleveland 18 Clyde 13 Calvin 11 Ira 7 Marvin 4 1920 US Census: Madray, Wayne, GA - District 175; Household 61: EDENFIELD, Caswell 56 Mary E. 34 Calvin 19 Alma 19; daughter-in-law Ira C. 15 Marvin C. 13 Leo 9 Alton 7 Nathaniel J. 5 1930 US Census: Madray, Wayne, GA - GMD 519, District 10; Household 222: EDENFIELD, Caswell 67; first married at age 20 Ellen 50; first married at age 40 Leo 19 Alton 17 Nathaniel J. 16 Georgia Deaths, 1919-98 Name: Carswell Edenfield Death Date: 19 Sep 1939 County of Death: Wayne Gender: M Race: W Age: 77 years Certificate: 22634

Marilyn, I don't think we'll ever know the exact location/s or extent of the land that Juniper owned. Too many records have been destroyed in Emanuel County for that. He did call it a plantation in his will, and I suspect he owned a considerable amount of land. I included information on some of it in the gedcom file I sent you. There are plats for some of the land Juniper owned and for some of the land owned by his sons, but I don't have copies of them. I know there are some because Inez Brett says she has them,she gave me a list of them, and you could probably find them at the courthouse. This area of Georgia wasn't settled really until after the Revolutionary War, and never really got as established in the plantation economy as did the other Southern states of the original colonies. If he named his plantation, I don't know what it was called. You might notice he did have slaves, but only 9 or 10. We know he owned a lot of land because he seems to have left land to all of his 13 sons. Quite amazing, really. I know that he owned land in the area of Hall's Bridge Road and Norristown, including the land where the cemetery is located where he is buried. Some of the land extended up into the area around Ebenezer Church, and in fact my 2great-grandfather, John Choice Hall, donated some of the land for the present day church. Some of the older children apparently lived in Laurens Co for a time, but I don't know where that land came from. Juniper Jr and John Choice owned land in Jefferson Co, but may have purchased that themselves. One of the descriptions of Juniper's land and of his son William say near McGar's Mill and Daniel Creek. I'm not sure of the location. The military district that Juniper lived in would also be a clue, I don't have that information handy. Of course he won some of the land in Early/Thomas Co in the land lottery, but owned more than one person's draw, so he must have purchase some of it. Some of his sons also participated in the land lotteries, or were granted land for military service. As to what crops, I'm not sure, maybe cotton and tobacco, those were the big money crops. And of course probably corn. Maybe a little livestock. And he may have been into the lumber/turpentine industry to some extent,as this area was covered in pine forests. You'll notice that Lyman went into the turpentine business down in Florida. Juniper did have a long time job as Constable, or Sheriff - the best I can tell he was the constable of Montgomery, then Emanuel, for a good long while. I'm sorry I can't answer these questions any better for you, but that's about all I know. Carol -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Marilyn Hall Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2008 3:34 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GAEMANUE] Juniper Hall Where was Junipers land in George I know it was in Emanule county just where did they have a plantation are just land and they framer it and what did they raise? Thank you Marilyn Vance Hall Emanuel County GaGenWeb http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

It looks like he was married at least one other time. Do you have information on his other wife? Dianna Raiford Andersen -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bo Mosley Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2008 3:35 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GAEMANUE] Edenfield May be of help to someone. Caswell Edenfield b. Jan 1862 Emanuel Co, Ga died 1939 in Wayne County, Georgia, buried Bethesda Primitive Baptist Cemetery. Married 9-11-1890 Tattnall Co, Ga Nancy Brannen b. Mar 1860. Their son Joseph Clyde Edenfield b. 10-25-1895 d. 6-18-1959 Wayne Co, Ga married Shelley Mosley b. 11-29-1901 Montgomery Co, Ga d. 7-13-1969 Wayne Co, Ga. Bo Mosley of Macon, Georgia Emanuel County GaGenWeb http://www.thegagenweb.com/gaemanuel/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Where was Junipers land in George I know it was in Emanule county just where did they have a plantation are just land and they framer it and what did they raise? Thank you Marilyn Vance Hall