This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Cc.2ADI/689.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hello, I am wondering is this william mckenzie related to george b. mckenzie of emanuel county. if so i may can do some research to help. but i have not been able to do much luck on my research lately. good luck. Mckenzie reunion was today august 7, 2005. it turned out good.

Doing a search on Marriages in Ga 1699-1944 on the ancestry.com. Found this information. Winfield Flanders married Emily Wright 8 May 1879 Johnson County, Ga. Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: "emullins" <emullins@pineland.net> To: <GAEMANUE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 07, 2005 12:25 PM Subject: [GAEMANUE-L] Darling White Flanders/Mary Davis > Looking for the parents of Darling "Bud" White Flanders b > 12-10-1900 d 7-18-1976 and the parents of his wife Mary > Davis b 1898 d 4-15-1987. Any help would be appreciated. > Thanks, > Eva > > > ==== GAEMANUE Mailing List ==== > Search the Archive of Messages for GAEMANUE Mailing List > http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=GAEMANUE >

Looking for the parents of Darling "Bud" White Flanders b 12-10-1900 d 7-18-1976 and the parents of his wife Mary Davis b 1898 d 4-15-1987. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Eva

For Obits from Savannah Morning News Live Oak Public Libraries... Go to www.liveoakpl.org/Genealogy.htm Under "Online Resources" click on "Savannah Morning News Obituaries Index... a library volunteer database, covers 1920's and 1987-1996. Do a surname search. (you get better results with surname and no other info.) If you find an obit you are interested in, click on "contact us" (top right) and fill out the form. They will send the obits you request and inform you of the amount due. You can request up to three copies and pay $2.50 handling fee and 25 cents a copy payable to Like Oak Public Library. Also, you might want to check the Emanuel County Rootsweb Archives 1997-2005 for info submitted on your surname. http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/?list=GAEMANUE Hope this helps Regards claudia

Obit for John A. NUNN Swainsboro Forest Blade 10 Aug 1961 Funeral services were held Monday at 3 p.m. for John A. Nunn, 44, of Swainsboro, who drowned while swimming Saturday in a pond near his home. Services were held at the graveside at Hall Cemetery, near Swainsboro with Rev. Kenneth Youmans and the Rev. Robert Steinberg officiating. Pallbearers were Carlos Logue, Rufus Hannah, Melvin Nunn, Henry Gene Lamb and Johnny Curl. The accident occured at 11:30 a.m. Saturday and the body was recovered at 4:45 p.m. by Emanuel County Sheriff Josh Lewis and local residents who had joined in the search. An Emanuel County native, he was the son of the late Aren Nicholas Nunn and Mrs. Eva Rich Nunn of Swainsboro. In addition to his mother, Mr. Nunn is survived by his wife, the former Ruby Adel Vaughn; two daughters, Mary Elizabeth Nunn and Martha Dianne Nunn, both of Swainsboro; a son, John Lee Nunnn of Swainsboro; three sisters, Mrs. Ruby Curl of Thomson, Mrs. Madie Fennell of Swainsboro, and Mrs. Alma Vogel of Atlanta. T.C. Hunnicutt & Son of Swainsboro Mortuary in charge of arrangements.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wheeler, Fortner, Anderson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Cc.2ADI/677.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi, Charon, I had noticed your other postings on this site and was hoping you would respond. I would like to know if you ever found the parents of Sara Elizabeth Wheeler or any dates on her. I have information on the Wheeler family her sister-in-law, Mary Rachel Flanders, married into, but I have not connected them to your Sara Wheeler. I have a feeling there is a connection somewhere. You can email me at home-emullins@pineland.net-if you would like. Eva

_http://neptune3.galib.uga.edu/cgi-bin/homepage.cgi?link=zlgl&style=&_id=cdbc7449-1184143906-8354&_cc=1_ (http://neptune3.galib.uga.edu/cgi-bin/homepage.cgi?link=zlgl&style=&_id=cdbc7449-1184143906-8354&_cc=1) I found this document in the Georgia archives and am passing it on, in case it may benefit some of the GA List and other relatives. Pat Davis =============================================== Server S | A GALILEO Digital Initiative Database While in this database, use the Search and Help buttons below. ____________________________________ Georgia Legislative Documents _Search_ (http://neptune3.galib.uga.edu/ssp/cgi-bin/ftaccess.cgi?location=fhtml/legis/simple.html&sessionid=cdbc7449-1184143906-8354) _Help_ (http://neptune3.galib.uga.edu/ssp/cgi-bin/ftaccess.cgi?hfrom=fhtml/legis/simple.html&locati on=fhtml/legis/help.html&sessionid=cdbc7449-1184143906-8354) Content of Act/Resolution ____________________________________ ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA, PASSED IN MILLEDGEVILLE, AT AN ANNUAL SESSION, IN NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER. 1840. ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA, PASSED IN NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, 1840. EDUCATION. 1840 Vol. 1 -- Page: 56 Sequential Number: 057 Full Title: AN ACT to create and establish a free system of Education in the county of Bulloch, by common schools; to appoint commissioners to carry the same into effect; to consolidate the Academy fund, the poor school fund, as a fund for Education; and to authorize said commissioners to loan out any surplus funds at interest, and to receive any bequest given for the purposes of Education. Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Georgia, in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority aforesaid, That from and immediately after the passage of this act, the funds heretofore known as the Academy Fund and the Poor School Fund of the county of Bulloch, be, and the same are hereby consolidated, and shall in future be known as the Common School Fund of the county of Bulloch, under the direction and control of fifteen commissioners, or a majority of said Board, who are hereby authorized and empowered to appropriate the said Fund to the purposes of Education; and the said commissioners are hereby authorized to loan out any surplus funds in their hands not wanted for immediate use. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That Henry Hodges, Jeptha Hagin, Joshua F. Hodges, James Wilkinson, John Anderson, John G. Williams, Erastus Waters, Peter Strickland, Thomas Knight, Jesse Moore, senior, James Hendrix, Lewis Lanier, senior, John Olliff, Absalom Parrish, senior, and William Holloway, be, and their successors in office shall be known as a body corporate, capable of suing and being sued, of pleading and being impleaded, and shall be known as the commissioners of common schools, for the county of Bulloch; and the said commissioners are hereby authorized and required to appoint a treasurer, who shall act as secretary, shall record all the proceedings of the said board of commissioners, shall keep a book in which shall be recorded the amount of funds in hand, the name of those indebted, and their security, &c., the amount paid out, and to whom, and for the use of what person. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That when a vacancy in the said board of commissioners occurs, the said vacancy shall be filled by the Grand Jury of said county; the resignation of commissioners shall be made in writing to the ____________________________________ Page: 57 secretary, who shall report the same to the board at their next meeting thereafter; the resignation of the treasurer shall be made to a majority of the commissioners, who shall not accept of the same until a successor is chosen and qualified, agreeable to the requisition of this act -- The treasurer shall take and subscribe an oath faithfully to discharge all and singular the duty of treasurer and secretary, which said oath so taken and subscribed, shall be deposited in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of said county; he shall also give bond and security in a sum double the sum in his hands, with such security as shall be approved by a majority of said board of commissioners, which bond shall be made payable to the commissioners of common schools for the county of Bulloch, and their successors in office, and shall be recorded in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That no person shall at any time be allowed to owe the institution more than five hundred dollars; and in case any individual, now or at any other time, shall owe an amount over five hundred dollars, and shall refuse or neglect to reduce the same by payment, it shall be the duty of the board of commissioners to commence suit against such delinquent debtor for the whole amount of his, her or their indebtedness; and it shall be the duty of said commissioners and treasurer in all cases to take small notes with good and sufficient security, and make said notes payable to the commissioners of common schools for the county of Bulloch or bearer. Sec. 5. And be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That the treasurer of common schools shall not be authorized to pay any teacher without the accounts of said teacher be sworn and subscribed to before a justice of the peace of said county of Bulloch, or a justice of the Inferior Court, and shall show in said account the name, age and sex of said student, together with the number of days taught -- which said account shall be approved and signed by one of the commissioners of the district where said school was located. Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That the provisions of this act shall not be so construed as to authorize the said commissioners to pay for more than six months' tuition of any one student in one year, nor at a higher rate than three dollars per quarter. Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That all free white persons, between the age of seven and eighteen years, shall be entitled to the benefits of education, as provided for in this act. Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the commissioners to assemble at Statesboro', Bulloch county, at least twice in each year, to take down and return to the treasurer the name and age of those entitled to be ____________________________________ Page: 58 educated at public expense; and it shall be the duty of the said treasurer to transmit said returns of persons to the Executive Department, and it shall be the duty of his Excellency to make the annual dividends agreeable to said returns. CHARLES J. JENKINS, Speaker of the House of Representatives. THOMAS STOCKS, President of the Senate. CHARLES J. McDONALD, Governor. Approval Date: Assented to, 19th December, 1840.

_http://www.sos.state.ga.us/archives/what_do_we_have/online_indexes/pdi/rg058/ 058-02-027.htm_ (http://www.sos.state.ga.us/archives/what_do_we_have/online_indexes/pdi/rg058/058-02-027.htm) GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30334 WP-O1 PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTIVE INVENTORY CORPORATE NAME: Georgia Confederate Pensions & Records RECORD GROUP: 58 (110a) Department (035) ___ SUB-UNIT: Georgia Soldier Roster Commission SUB-GROUP: 2 (110b) (035) ___ SERIES: Abstracts of Compiled Service Records of Men in SERIES: 27 (245) Units from States Other Than Georgia (035) ___ SCHEDULE: n/a PAGE: 1 (035) RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS: NONE (506a) DESCRIPTION OF SERIES AND ITS CONTENTS: (545, 520) Beginning in 1903, the U.S. War Department began the compilation of service records of men in the Confederate Army. The information for these service records was taken from records of the Confederate Government (company muster rolls, hospital registers, etc.) that were captured at the end of the war and taken to Washington, D.C., and from certain U.S. Army records that gave information about these Confederate soldiers such as prisoner of war registers, etc. A few years after the program was begun, the Georgia Commissioner of Pensions began writing to the U.S. War Department requesting abstracts of these service records. This was done in order to prove the service of the applicants for a pension. They usually give a brief summary of the man's service. UNIT CONTENTS LOCATION 98-1998A 1 Alabama, A - Hi 3298-05 2 Alabama, Ho - R 3298-05 3 Alabama, S - Z 3298-06 Arkansas, A - Z Florida, A - D 4 Florida, E - Z 3298-06 Kentucky, A - Z 5 Louisiana, A - Z 3298-07 Maryland, A - Z Mississippi, A - Z Missouri, A - Z North Carolina, A - Co 6 North Carolina, Cr - R 3298-07 7 North Carolina, S - Z 3298-08 South Carolina, A - Co 8 South Carolina, Cr - J 3298-08 98-1998A 9 South Carolina, K - R 3298-09 10 South carolina, S - Z 3298-09 Tennessee, A - G 11 Tennessee, H - Z 3298-10 12 Texas, A - Z 3298-10 Virginia, A - Z 00-1048A 13 A-D 3342-11 14 E-K 3342-11 15 L-R 3342-12 16 S-Y 3342-12 _http://www.sos.state.ga.us/archives/what_do_we_have/online_indexes/pdi/rg058/ 058-01-024.htm_ (http://www.sos.state.ga.us/archives/what_do_we_have/online_indexes/pdi/rg058/058-01-024.htm) GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30334 WP-O1 PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTIVE INVENTORY CORPORATE NAME: Georgia Department of Confederate Pensions RECORD GROUP: 58 (110a) and Records (035) ___ SUB-UNIT: Pension Office SUB-GROUP: 1 (110b) (035) ___ SERIES: Financial Records Relating to Pension Payments, SERIES: 24 (245) and Miscellaneous Materials (035) ___ SCHEDULE: n/a PAGE: 1 (035) RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS: NONE (506a) DESCRIPTION OF SERIES AND ITS CONTENTS: (545, 520) The volumes cover 1912-1929. They contain: (1) requisitions for payment of pensions; (2) letters refunding money to the State Treasury and corresponding receipts; (3) statements of fees due ordinaries; (4) memoranda concerning amounts due for payments of pensions by counties; (5) memoranda concerning amounts of funeral expenses paid; (6) annual reports to the governor on the status of the Pension Office, (7) orders to strike names from the pension rolls; (8) interpretations of the pension laws, (9) sundry other related records Other copies of some of these items are to be found in other series. In most cases the items have been pasted into the volumes, but in some cases they have been attached with metal fasteners. Items are arranged within the books in a roughly chronological order. There is no index. The loose records for 1958-1981 contain records of payments to widows filed by county; records of payments to widows who lived in the A.G. Rhodes Confederate Soldiers' Home, 1963-1973; copies of Confederate widow's pension files; miscellaneous administrative files such as correspondence relating to widow pensioners, laws and regulations, requisitions for payments, newspaper clippings, etc. UNIT CONTENTS LOCATION 97-2519A 1 1912 - 1923 3289-03 2 1924 - 1926 3289-03 3 1926 - 1927 3289-03 4 1929 - 1931 3289-03 89-525A 5 Copies of Confederate widow's pension files, 1958 - 1980 3358-10 -Includes applications and may contain documents relating to soldier's service 89-525A 5 (continued) 3358-10 Listing of Confederate widows with county of residence, 1980-1981. Includes death date when known Index cards for 77 names with cross reference to veteran's file 6 Records of payments to widows living in A.G. Rhodes Confederate 3358-11 Soldiers' Home, 1963-1973. Records of payments to counties, 1970-1980: -Barrow, Ben Hill, Bibb, Calhoun, Chatham, Cherokee, Clarke, Cobb, Decatur, Dooly, Early, Floyd, Fulton, Gordon, Hall, Haralson, Muscogee, Rabun, Seminole, Thomas, Toombs, Treutlen, Turner, Walton, Ware, Warren 7 Records of payments by county, 1961-1969; 1980: 3358-12 -Baldwin, Barrow, Ben Hill, Calhoun, Carroll, Chatham, Cherokee, Clarke, Cobb, Coweta, Dooly, Early, Elbert, Floyd 8 -Fulton, Gordon, Hall, Haralson, Long, Miller, Muscogee, 3358-13 Richmond, Seminole, Thomas, Rabun 9 -Treutlen, Turner, Ware, Warren, Wilkes, Worth 3358-14 Administrative Files: -Correspondence - Widows, 1965-1971 -Widows, 1973-1980 -General information - Confederate pensions -List of pensioners by county, by name, January 1, 1960 -Contract, Family and Children Services, 1968-1981. Care of Confederate widows -Laws and regulations - Confederate pensions -State Confederate pensions - list of pensioners, June 1, 1968 - May, 1962 89-525A 9 (continued) 3358-14 Administrative Files: (continued) -Confederate Widows Pensions - general information, 1961-1980. Includes copy of inventory prepared by Harmon Smith on the records of the Confederate Pensions and Records Department on file at Archives -Confederate Widows Pensions - journals, vouchers, FY77 -Confederate Pensions - Requisitions, 1961-1964 -Requests for Cash BB112, Confederate Widows, FY75 -Confederate Pensions BB112, master file, 1965-1966 -Requests for cash -Confederate Widows - miscellaneous information, 1971-1973 -Confederate Widows - newspaper clippings -Confederate Widows - correspondence, 1964 -Forms -Confederate Widows - pending applications -Correspondence, 1969 -Confederate Widows - journal, voucher, 1961-1968 Confederate Widows - 1958-1981: Wife's Name Soldier's Name Widow's Death Date Anderson, Elizabeth B. Christopher C. Anderson 9/26/68 Beckworth, Maggie L. Jacob Beckworth 11/2/69 Booker, Mary Jane Thomas Milton Booker 7/77 Booth, Low P. J.J. Booth 6/4/88(?) Bush, Effie Sharp William Sharp Bush(?) 3/3/80 Cameron, Mary Jane Augustus C. Griffin 11/3/74 Griffin Carter, Georgia S. John Carter 5/3/74 Cherry, Hattie J.C. Cherry 8/7/68 Cooper, Mrs. W.C. W.C. Cooper 1/24/70 (Maggie Ison) also Maggie Cooper Pitts Crockett, Viola Skinner Robert A. Crocker, Sr. 11/25/72 Crumpier, Lula Mae John Crumpler 1/25/75 also Lula Mae C. Self 89-525A 9 (continued) 3358-14 Confederate Widows - 1958-1981: (continued) Wife's Name Soldier's Name Widow's Death Date Curtis, Debra A. William M. Curtis 6/22/78 Daily, Ida M.M. Daily 11/17/69 Delk, Catherine Nathaniel Delk Delk, Sallie Stubbs William Shelton Delk 8/6/68 Dew, Jimpsie W.F. Dew 9/6/69 Douglas, Maner L. J.R. Douglas 7/2/71 Doyal, Belle L.T. Doyal 3/3/72 Elder, Viginia E.S. A.G. Elder 6/6/76 Edmonson, R.J. (Dora) R.J. Edmonson 5/27/68 Edwards, Mary James C. Edwards 11/23/78 Folsom, Fannie Daniel Capers C. Daniel 10/1/68 Garner, Jessie L.P. I.T. Pritchett 7/l4/68 Gray, Nackie Monroe Gray 5/10/73 Greeson, Ella B. Willis G. Brown 3/17/79 Grimes, Lula M. John B. Grimes 3/7/74 Hadaway, Mary A. J.F. Hadaway 12/18/74 Hall, Stella Long Stockton S. Hill Hancock, Margaret J. W.S. Hancock Harper, Luda Moore Bright Harper 4/16/72 Hudson, Louise J.E. Hudson 6/1/72 Hunter, Avadelle Wolf Dr. William E. Hunter 3/25/72 Johnson, Rainey Richard Johnson 10/21/70 Lavender, Mrs. J.J. John William Suber 9/3/80 (Willie) Martin, Lillie Hatville J.R. Martin 6/25/71 Martin, Mary Henry Bud Martin 12/2/72 Nix, Emma V. Frances Nix 1/30/72 Noell, Ollie L. Epps T.L. Epps 3/22/77 Owen, Lola B. George S. Owen 3/1/69 Owens, Mrs. Georgia W. George W. Owens 9/1/68 Pitts, Maggie Cooper W.C. Cooper 1/24/70 see Mrs. W.C. Cooper (Maggie Ison) 89-525A 9 (continued) 3358-14 Confederate Widows - 1958-1981: (continued) Wife's Name Soldier's Name Widow's Death Date Pope, Lola S. Marshal A. Pope 7/2/68 Ricks, Jannie James H. Ricks 11/10/71 Roberts, Bertha M. George M. Roberts 12/80 Seabolt, Sara Carter F.L. Seabolt 9/7/71 Smith, Verdey John M. Peters 11/2/70 Stringfield, Minnie E. William Thomas Stringfield 6/8/70 Suddath, Annie S. Joseph Hamilton Swann 10/21/70 Sweat, Addle Maria Crews Alfred J. Sweat 2/5/75 Taylor, Ada Z.B. Taylor 4/6/70 Thornton, Estelle F.M. Thornton 12/6/69 Warr, Annie Willaim Henry Warr 4/29/76 Williams, Lou Lankford John J. Williams Wynn, Elizabeth F. J.M. Fountain 7/14/72

Searching for Dempsey Odom b abt. 1766 NC d 1834 Emanuel County, Ga. My lines come from Dublin, Ireland to McKenzie, Butler Cty, Al. His son Aaron Jacob Odom, Sr. b abt 1800 d 1886. Any information would be greatly appreciated. My other lines in Ga. Wright,Harvey,Lanier,Pughsley,Williams. Jean

Hi anybody have access to the Savannah Newspaper obituaries. I am looking for the Obit of Benjamin Noah Bennett (Civil War Vet) April 25,1916...Echols County. Thanks Bill Bennett ----- Original Message ----- From: <passdatime1@aol.com> To: <GAEMANUE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 8:25 PM Subject: [GAEMANUE-L] Mrs H H Stewart-Garfield, Ga > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Stewart, Johnson, Corley > Classification: Obituary > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Cc.2ADI/693 > > Message Board Post: > > SAVANNAH NEWSPAPER > Feb. 21, 1918 > > MRS H H STEWART, GARFIELD GA > > Garfield, GA., Feb 20- Mrs H H Stewart died here tonight at 7 o'clock. She had been in poor health for several months and her death was not unexpected. Mrs Stewart is survived by her husband, H H Stewart, and one daughter, Bertie May; five brothers and one sister, Mrs Maggie Corley of Boston, Fern Johnson of Summit, Ga., J W, DC, WM and R Johnson of this place. the body will be interred Sunday afternoon at Hebron Cemetery. > > > ==== GAEMANUE Mailing List ==== > Always try to be fair, honest and kind!!!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Stewart, Johnson, Corley Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Cc.2ADI/693 Message Board Post: SAVANNAH NEWSPAPER Feb. 21, 1918 MRS H H STEWART, GARFIELD GA Garfield, GA., Feb 20- Mrs H H Stewart died here tonight at 7 o'clock. She had been in poor health for several months and her death was not unexpected. Mrs Stewart is survived by her husband, H H Stewart, and one daughter, Bertie May; five brothers and one sister, Mrs Maggie Corley of Boston, Fern Johnson of Summit, Ga., J W, DC, WM and R Johnson of this place. the body will be interred Sunday afternoon at Hebron Cemetery.

Sue; Christy Williamson was my father. Dorothy Marie Strange was my mother's maiden name. We just had an 80th. birthday party for my mother July 10th in Jacksonville, Florida. v/r Cary Williamson Virginia Beach, VA

Can anyone give me the maiden name of Dorothy S. w/o Christy M. Williamson b. 27 Aug. 1918 d. 1 Mar. 2003? Thanks, Sue From the Desktop of Sue & Richard Marsh

I am wondering about this family: Darlington SC 1810: William Beasley 121100 301100 Could this be William Beasley b 1767 and Rachel Robinette b 1777 and their family? The two adults are the right age. There is also a son age 16-26 and a daughter age 10 to 16 who could not have been Rachel's children. But, if William was married previously, they could be his children. I have seen some postings that suggest he was married first to a Mary Ann Ukn. I am trying to figure out this family, and the various postings I have found are conflicting. I found a will posted for James - Warren Co Will Book A p 38 14 May 1799, probated 3 June 1799. Life estate to wife Ann. Then to be divided among children Richard, William, Elizabeth, Henry, James, Berel, and Polly. EX: Richard Beasley (son) and son in law William Earnest, witnesses Levi Pruitt, James Beasley, William Howard I have seen a posting that says James served in the Ga Militia during the Rev. War, and was a participant at the Battle of Kettle Creek. So, if correct, he was in Ga by this time, and then settled in Warren/Greene Co, where he later died in 1799. I have seen some postings that say he moved to Laurens Co and died there in 1799, but if this will above was his, that does not seem to be the case. I also saw a posting that says that Willliam won 360 acres in Emanuel Co in the Land Lottery ( I presume 1807?). This doesn't explain why he would have then moved to Darlington SC. There is a Warren Key living next door to Edward Skinner in the 1810 Darlington census. Is this the same Warren Key who founded Kea's Church, who marrie Nancy Polly Beasley? (Edward Skinner was probably either the father or grandfather of my 2great-grandfather John J Skinner who married Sarah Beasley. Sarah Beasley Skinner was a member of Kea's Church after she moved from SC to Emanuel Co). This is what I am thinking, though I have found nothing anywhere that suggests this. Sarah Beasley Skinner b 7-1816 SC and her sister Nancy Beasley Harrell b 6-1814 SC were daughters of John Beasley b 1788 Darlington SC and Mary Anna Pipkin. Sarah is my 2great-grandmother. She and Nancy and their families moved from Darlington to Emanuel Co in the early 1850's. (William Beasley b 1767 died in Emanuel Co in 1850). John's father is said to be William Harvey Beasley b either 1769 or 1775, and Harriett Hudson. However, I have never really found much information on this family, and the dates have never added up where they make any sense. William Harvey's father John is usually posted as born in 1755, so one of these men, either John or William, would have been 13 0r 14 years old when he became a father. What I am wondering is whether William Beasley b 1767 might be the father of John Beasley b 1788. This would explain why John and Sarah Beasley Skinner are buried in the same small cemetery as Daniel Elijah Beasley and his wife Rebekah Barnes - off Kea's Mill Pond Rd in Emanuel Co - Sarah would then be Elijah's niece, and Elijah would be a half-brother of John b 1788. William b 1767 may have lived in Darlington and then moved to Greene Co Ga after his first wife died, then moved back there for a while after he married Rachel Robinette, where their children were born, then they decided to move to Emanuel Co where they owned land. This is all highly speculative, but I haven't really seen anything so far that would make it impossible either. Regards, Carol -----Original Message----- From: Clyde Hooks [mailto:c_hooks@bellsouth.net] Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 2:01 PM To: GAEMANUE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GAEMANUE-L] William Beasley b 1767, Rachel Robinette b 1777 I'm only a step-descendant of the Beasley family, but my information is that William and Polly were siblings and children of James, that died testate in Warren County, Ga., in 1799 (I have not seen that will. I was told about it by Ray Tapley, I believe.) Their mother was Polly Ann Pate (most likely Mary Ann "Polly"). Her parents were Travis and Annie Pate of Johnston Co., North Carolina. There are no census reports for Ga. for 1790, 1800, or 1810. William was born in 1767 in N.C., moved to S.C., then to Warren Co., and then to Emanuel. But, looking at his children. They were born in South Carolina. Looks like he might have been living with his father in Warren Co. and after his marriage, moved to South Carolina. Perhaps I should be saying that he was born in N.C., moved to Warren Co., then to S.C., and then to Emanuel. Polly (a nickname for Mary) was born circa 1791 in South Carolina (3 years before William married). Why did William marry in Greene County? Warren and Greene were adjoining counties until 1825. If I have looked at the South Carolina census records for William, I don't have a record of it. Clyde Carol Miller wrote: >Does anyone have the census information for my 3great-grandparents, >William Beasley and Rachel Robinette, for 1800 and 1810? They were >married Sept 23, >1794 in Greene Co Ga, and were in Emanuel Co by 1820, where they lived >until their deaths in 1845 and 1850. Were they in Darlington SC in the >1800 and 1810 censuses? Also, does anyone know if William was married previously? >Some people seem to think that he was the father of Nancy Polly Bealsey >who married Rev Warren Key/a. Others say that Nancy was a sister of >William, whose parents were James Bealsey and Mary Ann Polly Taylor. > >I would really like to see the census information for this family for >1800 and 1810 if anyone has it, and also for the James Beasley family for 1790. > >Thanks for any help. > >Carol B. Miller > ==== GAEMANUE Mailing List ==== Search the Archive of Messages for GAEMANUE Mailing List http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=GAEMANUE

-----Original Message----- From: Clyde Hooks [mailto:c_hooks@bellsouth.net] Sent: Friday, August 05, 2005 2:01 PM To: GAEMANUE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GAEMANUE-L] William Beasley b 1767, Rachel Robinette b 1777 I'm only a step-descendant of the Beasley family, but my information is that William and Polly were siblings and children of James, that died testate in Warren County, Ga., in 1799 (I have not seen that will. I was told about it by Ray Tapley, I believe.) Their mother was Polly Ann Pate (most likely Mary Ann "Polly"). Her parents were Travis and Annie Pate of Johnston Co., North Carolina. There are no census reports for Ga. for 1790, 1800, or 1810. William was born in 1767 in N.C., moved to S.C., then to Warren Co., and then to Emanuel. But, looking at his children. They were born in South Carolina. Looks like he might have been living with his father in Warren Co. and after his marriage, moved to South Carolina. Perhaps I should be saying that he was born in N.C., moved to Warren Co., then to S.C., and then to Emanuel. Polly (a nickname for Mary) was born circa 1791 in South Carolina (3 years before William married). Why did William marry in Greene County? Warren and Greene were adjoining counties until 1825. If I have looked at the South Carolina census records for William, I don't have a record of it. Clyde Carol Miller wrote: >Does anyone have the census information for my 3great-grandparents, >William Beasley and Rachel Robinette, for 1800 and 1810? They were >married Sept 23, >1794 in Greene Co Ga, and were in Emanuel Co by 1820, where they lived >until their deaths in 1845 and 1850. Were they in Darlington SC in the >1800 and 1810 censuses? Also, does anyone know if William was married previously? >Some people seem to think that he was the father of Nancy Polly Bealsey >who married Rev Warren Key/a. Others say that Nancy was a sister of >William, whose parents were James Bealsey and Mary Ann Polly Taylor. > >I would really like to see the census information for this family for >1800 and 1810 if anyone has it, and also for the James Beasley family for 1790. > >Thanks for any help. > >Carol B. Miller > ==== GAEMANUE Mailing List ==== Search the Archive of Messages for GAEMANUE Mailing List http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=GAEMANUE

I'm only a step-descendant of the Beasley family, but my information is that William and Polly were siblings and children of James, that died testate in Warren County, Ga., in 1799 (I have not seen that will. I was told about it by Ray Tapley, I believe.) Their mother was Polly Ann Pate (most likely Mary Ann "Polly"). Her parents were Travis and Annie Pate of Johnston Co., North Carolina. There are no census reports for Ga. for 1790, 1800, or 1810. William was born in 1767 in N.C., moved to S.C., then to Warren Co., and then to Emanuel. But, looking at his children. They were born in South Carolina. Looks like he might have been living with his father in Warren Co. and after his marriage, moved to South Carolina. Perhaps I should be saying that he was born in N.C., moved to Warren Co., then to S.C., and then to Emanuel. Polly (a nickname for Mary) was born circa 1791 in South Carolina (3 years before William married). Why did William marry in Greene County? Warren and Greene were adjoining counties until 1825. If I have looked at the South Carolina census records for William, I don't have a record of it. Clyde Carol Miller wrote: >Does anyone have the census information for my 3great-grandparents, William >Beasley and Rachel Robinette, for 1800 and 1810? They were married Sept 23, >1794 in Greene Co Ga, and were in Emanuel Co by 1820, where they lived until >their deaths in 1845 and 1850. Were they in Darlington SC in the 1800 and >1810 censuses? Also, does anyone know if William was married previously? >Some people seem to think that he was the father of Nancy Polly Bealsey who >married Rev Warren Key/a. Others say that Nancy was a sister of William, >whose parents were James Bealsey and Mary Ann Polly Taylor. > >I would really like to see the census information for this family for 1800 >and 1810 if anyone has it, and also for the James Beasley family for 1790. > >Thanks for any help. > >Carol B. Miller >

Would you, please post the URL for your web site. I have lost all the addresses that I had in my address book. Thanks, Sue From the Desktop of Sue & Richard Marsh ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tara D. Fields" <tutcher@camdencounty.org> To: <GAEMANUE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 7:04 PM Subject: [GAEMANUE-L] My trip to Emanuel > > Well folks, James and I just got back from our trip to Emanuel / Jefferson > Counties. I had a GREAT time. We stayed the first night at James's great > uncle Jack's house (another Fields) south of Emanuel. The next two nights > we spent in Swainsboro at the Coleman Inn (what a BEAUTIFUL house). We are > very tired as we spent the entire time running around. We'd stop long > enough to eat and would get back to our room exhausted each night. We saw > a lot! We managed to find the grave of my husband's 3rd great grandparents > (I'll pat myself on the back for that one, it was in the woods!) James's > great uncle never knew that his own great-grandparents were buried so > near. In fact, until I presented him with this information he didn't even > know his name! He's approaching 80 years old and was thrilled with what we > have all learned. > > We also visited the Hall Cemetery as well as about 10 or so other > cemeteries. I will be posting the photos on my web site so you all can get > copies if any happen to be also related to you. > > My high point was getting a photo with my husband, his father, and his > great-uncle together with the grave of two people - their 3rd great, 2nd > great, and 1 great grandfather and grandmother - respectively. It's a > shame that my husband's grandfather has already passed away. I would have > loved to have gotten a photo of a direct line - but this is close enough! > > Even my husband, who doesn't care about all of this quite as much as I do, > felt that the trip was good. His grandfather Fields died the year before > he was born. Pa Henry was always just a name. Spending time with his Uncle > Jack (Pa Henry's son from his second marriage) was a blessing - James > heard stories about Pa Henry he had never heard before. James said that he > know feels like this man was a REAL person. As my husband has a better > mind for stories I'm going to ask him to write down the ones we heard so > that I can add them to the family file. The funny ones I'll also post to > the list! > > All for now. I'm totally pooped, but I am looking forward to spending time > organizing my photos and sharing them with you all. Without this list, > this trip wouldn't have been very productive! > > Also, I have acquired some new books. Once I have finished with the photos > I'll post the names of the books and offer to do (reasonable) look-ups. > > Take care, > > Tara Fields > > > > --- > avast! Antivirus: Outbound message clean. > Virus Database (VPS): 0531-3, 08/04/2005 > Tested on: 8/4/2005 7:04:10 PM > avast! - copyright (c) 1988-2004 ALWIL Software. > http://www.avast.com > > > > > ==== GAEMANUE Mailing List ==== > Nancy Gay Crawford, List Administrator > mailto:MeMeC@alltel.net > >

Thank you so much Carol! You've confirmed that we did indeed find my husband's other 3rd great grandfather! White Roster Smith! (Happy dance!) Tara. --- avast! Antivirus: Outbound message clean. Virus Database (VPS): 0531-3, 08/04/2005 Tested on: 8/4/2005 9:45:15 PM avast! - copyright (c) 1988-2004 ALWIL Software. http://www.avast.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: wheeler--flanders Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Cc.2ADI/677.1 Message Board Post: hi, james wesley flanders was my g,g. grandfather. he was married to sarah elizabeth wheeler. mary rachel was his sister. she married john wheeler. I hope this helps. e mail me if I can help with anything else.

Anyone have any information on this fellow? Born ca 1818? Husband of Rachael Flanders (b ca 1826)? He is my husband's 3rd great grandfather and I would like to know more about him. I found a grave of a W. R. Smith in Emanuel whose dates roughly matched. I also know that this W. R. was married to a "R" Smith - was this White Roster and Rachael? Also nearby in the cemetery was a collection of Flanders. Many clues but nothing definitive. Any help appreciated. Tara --- avast! Antivirus: Outbound message clean. Virus Database (VPS): 0531-3, 08/04/2005 Tested on: 8/4/2005 7:29:10 PM avast! - copyright (c) 1988-2004 ALWIL Software. http://www.avast.com