Thanks for posting the record. It will give us an idea of where they were living. I was told by a researcher of this line, Ben Garrett, that their property was on both sides of the river and therefore they were in both Hall and Forsyth Cos. Their property is supposedly under Lake Lanier. It would be interesting to find the deeds where the land was sold to get the exact location. Were Garretts still on that land when Lake Lanier was planned? They were probably in the same place in 1840 Forsyth Co as they were in 1820 and 1830 when they show up in HAll Co, maybe just moved across the river into a new home or did the lines change?? Just an interesting questions that pops up when I see different records, some from Forsyth and some from Hall. Billie Jones -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, September 18, 1999 9:17 AM Subject: Re: [GAFORSYT-L] Re. 1870 Forsyth Census- Daniel Garrett >Here is a bit of information I have not seen on the GARRETT'S. In Robert S. >Davis' book "The Families of Hall County 1817-1849" Chapter vii, Poor School >Children, 1825-1836, pages 86 & 88 you will find REPORT FOR 1830 (CHILDREN >TAUGHT IN 1829) 413th Militia District, page 86 John Garrot, Hendrick >Garrot, & Satirah Garrot, then on page 88 for same year, 413th militia dist. >John Garrett (age 13), Hendrick Garrett (age 14), Jatirah (Satirah???) (age >10). > >Lorene Veal > > > > >==== GAFORSYT Mailing List ==== >Donna's Tip: A timeline is the easiest and most accurate way >to keep track of your research. > > >