Actually, all of the Chestatee District from the 1870 census is up and online. When you click on the 1870 census you have to choose which district you want to look at. For Chestatee there are 2 choices: "Chestatee" and "More Chestatee". Daniel is in Household 263 which is listed on "More Chestatee". Soon Coal Mountain District will be online also. When I get the whole census online, I will probably do an alphabetical index for the whole thing. It's only separated into Districts because the page numbers started over at Page 1 on each district and it would have been very confusing to have them all listed together when page numbers were being repeated. >From: [email protected] >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [GAFORSYT-L] Forsyth County Censuses - Daniel Garrett >Date: Fri, 17 Sep 1999 15:47:03 EDT > >Sharon posted the 1850 - Daniel is #756 and he is up. >I donated the 1860 census to the Forsyth County Genweb page and it is >posted >in its entirety. >Marsha Roach is posting the 1870 Census and it is posted through household >30 >of the Chestatee section - Daniel is hsehold 236 in that section, so it >shouldn't be much longer until it is up.Daniel Newman is the only child >with >him. >My mother and I also donated the first 100 years of marriages and they are >posted on the genweb page. >What I am doing now is trying to get all my loose records up and deciding >what to do about the cemetery book and the census index book. >If you don't have the link for the Forsyth County page - use this one. >http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaforsyt/old.htm >That will get you to the links to reach the marriages and censuses. >Please take the time to look around the genweb site and my site and the >historical society site (soon) often. We add material almost daily. We have >a >great group of volunteers. And people have been most generous. >Donna > > >==== GAFORSYT Mailing List ==== >=======================Forsyth County Georgia======================= >Did you know? Although Forsyth County's Courthouse was burned in the >1970's most records were saved. Lost were Marriage Book A&B, >(which are on microfilm) some early newspapers, current files left >on the desks, most recent tax records and recent voter registration. > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com