I live in Hall Co., GA. It's in the foothills of the Blue Rige Mountains in NE GA. Richmond is on the coast line near Savannah. There is a Thomas J. Carter m. Jane Cagle  12 Aug 1841 listed on the Hall Co. Genweb site. There is a map available there also. Luck to you! www.rootsweb.com/~gahall/                                      Bonnie

I don't have much information. Most of it has been posted. But I did look through my records and while I don't have anything on John Warren, the named Cawthon is mentioned. I show that John Tilman Carter's father (Thomas Carter) was married to Sarah Fannie Cawthon.

I have seen WARRENs in Lincoln Co. GA as well. The first names where Hackley, and Lot (short for Lancelot), and some others. I am drawing these from sheer memory. I would have to go back in files to find all I have. These WARREN I believe came from Spottsylvania Co., VA., where I found the exact names in land records there. Thank you, Cynthia CARTER DYER Janet Small wrote: > > I have just joined this list and am trying to verify some of > the WARREN information I have accumulated. > > Does anyone have evidence of the parentage of John Jackson > WARREN who married Pricilla Vaughn? He is sometimes shown as > the son of Thomas Hackley and Hannah Cawthon WARREN, but the > dates don't seem right to me. > > Does any one have information about the John WARREN, son of > Valentine WARREN of Hall Co, who is said to have married a > Priscilla? > > My unproven theory is that John Jackson may be the son of > Valentine and "my" John Warren who was born 1792 in SC is > the son of Thomas Hackley & Hannah Warren. > > Any help very much appreciated. And if there should be a > 'cousin' reading this, I would love to share info with. In > over ten years of Warren research, I have a lot of > info--some likely credible, some very 'iffy'. > > Janet Small

I responded to the sender of this message but thought why miss an opportunity to make a connection with others related to me. I too am related to Thomas Carter born 1750 SC, died 1810 GA. My dates of his children are different from those listed and I am wondering if anyone else out there has what I have? Don't have my doc's handy but I do remember Thomas Carter Jr is said to have been born in 1772. My Mary Carter was born in 1775 and my info shows another son John Carter but can't remember his dob. I've been told that Thomas might have married a Mary Chilton but no hard evidence so that door is still open. As I told the sender of this message, there were at least three Thomas Carter's in Georgia. All were in the REV WAR. One I know was a captain and I believe he's buried in the same part of GA as our's. Some of my info shows that Thomas Carter and Mary ? married in Hall Co, GA or at least it says that is where they found the record of marriage. Anyone know if Hall Co is close to Richmond, GA or what relation there might be between the two? The records I'm referring to were checked by DAR and I've been told (by a former President) that by the # on the DAR application record, that it being such a higher #, that the info would have been checked throughly versus in the past, I believe they went by what was sent in and depended on that person to verify information. My Elias Sanders is mentioned in land records with Thomas Carter as there being a conditional? line on Thomas' property with my Elias. Can anyone tell me what that might mean??? Get in touch if you're related and let's compare notes, thoughts or whatever!!!! Sincerely, Gale Sanders 922 West Ave F Garland, TX 75040 972-205-1872 ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Wayne Browning" <JANETDB@email.msn.com> To: GAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Carter Family Date: Sat, 20 Jan 2001 10:15:03 -0600 I am a descendant of Thomas Carter who was a revolutionary war soldier who received a land grant in Franklin County for his services in the war, and came to Richmond, GA sometime in the 1780's. My father is the son of Claude Telford Patterson and Costelle Valley Carter. I believe Costelle was born sometime in the early 1890's. My father was born in 1921 and is still alive living in Missouri. In 1987, he went to South Carolina to visit sister and niece and became interested in the family geneaology. He visited an older lady named Sarah Carter who lived in Gainesville, GA at the time and she sent him a letter which told him that he was a descendant of Welborn Carter. Welborn died young, leaving children who were divided up among relatives. Only one, stayed with "Sandy" carter, until she married Tweet Robinson. My father and Sarah Carter were double first cousins. The information she provided is as follows: We are descendants of Thomas Carter of South Carolina. He was a private under Col. Elijah Clark at the siege of August and in South Carolina. Thomas Carter Born 1750 76th District, S.C. - Died 1810?? He received a grant of 289 acres in Franklin County, GA for his services as a revolutionary war soldier. He came to Richmond, GA in 1784? His wife's name was Mary. We do not have her last name. Children: Thomas Carter J. (dob 1795 dod 1857) He was a soldier in the war of 1812 from Franklin County. He drew the lottery of 1827. John Tilman Carter (dob 1796 dod 1881 Married: Katy Starnes (June 1, 1817) Children: Thomas J. Carter (dob 1818) Married Jane Cagle Lewis Carter (dob 1826 dod 1900?) Married Mandy Cane Larkin Calloway Carter (dob 1820 dod 1899) Married Elizabeth King (dob 1823 dod 1896) Children: Granville (dob 7/14/47 dod 11/13/93) Welborn (dob 1849 dod 1891) Married Emily Pittman (1st wife) Their children were: Lalla, Dock, Delia, Blanche, C. Lona 2nd wife Liza Jane Gaily 1894 - Children: Costelle Valley Carter (Costelle was orphaned as a child - I do not know what happened to her mother. She married Claude Telford Patterson and had 3 children: Elsie Mae, Elizabeth M. and Claude Swilling. Claude Swilling was the youngest born in 1921. Both Elsie and Elizabeth are dead. They lived in Georgia growing up and then moved to Florida. Manning Baxter Carter (dob 11/16/55 dod 1920) Married "Abbie" Francis Abigail Pittman Allen Carter (dob 1860) Sandy B. Carter married to Minnie Evans Rene Carter married Pearl Maddox Children: Margie, Cloora, Hatchcock, Aileen, Travis Bernice Carter married John Griffin Children: Sandy, Hugh, Mood, Guy, Thad, Lucas, Lou, Mattie, Pearl and Bertha << Wayne_Browning.vcf >> _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

I have just joined this list and am trying to verify some of the WARREN information I have accumulated. Does anyone have evidence of the parentage of John Jackson WARREN who married Pricilla Vaughn? He is sometimes shown as the son of Thomas Hackley and Hannah Cawthon WARREN, but the dates don't seem right to me. Does any one have information about the John WARREN, son of Valentine WARREN of Hall Co, who is said to have married a Priscilla? My unproven theory is that John Jackson may be the son of Valentine and "my" John Warren who was born 1792 in SC is the son of Thomas Hackley & Hannah Warren. Any help very much appreciated. And if there should be a 'cousin' reading this, I would love to share info with. In over ten years of Warren research, I have a lot of info--some likely credible, some very 'iffy'. Janet Small

Dear Temple's researchers and interested parties: Joyce Temples Barnett, Author of "Temple People" printed in 1988, revised 1995, is preparing to print a second book expanding on the first book and incorporating some of my research on the South Carolina connections. One of the key factors into determining the cost of the book is ascertaining the number to be printed. The more demand, the greater costs are divided up, reducing the over all price of the book. She is producing this as a non-profit offering and is fronting the costs of printing herself. She is in the process of getting the indexing completed. She is anticipating to hard bind the book as well. The book will sell for $50-75 depending on demand. It appears that her book will around 1000 pages. To aid her in establishing the demand, interested parties may contact me with requests. Please include the total number of copies interested. Listservers, libraries, genealogical societies, and research groups, please poll your members and post this if you would. Her first printing sold 300 copies initially and another 200 over ten years. With the access to the web and more intersted researcher involved, we expect the demand to be much higher. Joyce is hoping to get a good measure of the interest, since she will be investing thousands of dollars to bring this book to printing, not to mention thousands of hours of research! Robert Temples Lynnwood, Washington templesd@ix.netcom.com

I am about as organized as a henhouse full of chickens. So don't expect perfexion.,

Manning Baxter Carter (son of Larkin Calloway Carter) Born November 16, 1855 Died 1920 Married to Frances Abigail Pittman They had 12 children 1. John Fletcher Carter Married Nettie Day one child 2. Oliver Carter married Fannie Orr one child 3. Faly Carter married Fred Estes two children 4. Kate Lee Carter died in infancy 5. Modaine Carter married john Powell one child 6. Lally May Carter died young 7. Sandy Baxter Carter married Julia three children 8. Cassie Carter married Russ Jones three children 9. Bessie Carter married Marvin McKinney three children 10. Ruth Carter married Felix Mashburn two children 11. Joseph Dean Carter married Janet Hogned one child 12. Mi. Pittman Carter married Mozelle Farmer Accidentally left this info off my last message. begin 666 Wayne Browning.vcf M0D5'24XZ5D-!4D0-"E9%4E-)3TXZ,BXQ#0I..D)R;W=N:6YG.SM787EN90T* M1DXZ5V%Y;F4@0G)O=VYI;F<-"D5-04E,.U!2148[24Y415).150Z2D%.151$ M0D!E;6%I;"YM<VXN8V]M#0I2158Z,C P,3 Q,C!4,3@S.#$P6@T*14Y$.E9# %05)$#0H` ` end

I am a descendant of Thomas Carter who was a revolutionary war soldier who received a land grant in Franklin County for his services in the war, and came to Richmond, GA sometime in the 1780's. My father is the son of Claude Telford Patterson and Costelle Valley Carter. I believe Costelle was born sometime in the early 1890's. My father was born in 1921 and is still alive living in Missouri. In 1987, he went to South Carolina to visit sister and niece and became interested in the family geneaology. He visited an older lady named Sarah Carter who lived in Gainesville, GA at the time and she sent him a letter which told him that he was a descendant of Welborn Carter. Welborn died young, leaving children who were divided up among relatives. Only one, stayed with "Sandy" carter, until she married Tweet Robinson. My father and Sarah Carter were double first cousins. The information she provided is as follows: We are descendants of Thomas Carter of South Carolina. He was a private under Col. Elijah Clark at the siege of August and in South Carolina. Thomas Carter Born 1750 76th District, S.C. - Died 1810?? He received a grant of 289 acres in Franklin County, GA for his services as a revolutionary war soldier. He came to Richmond, GA in 1784? His wife's name was Mary. We do not have her last name. Children: Thomas Carter J. (dob 1795 dod 1857) He was a soldier in the war of 1812 from Franklin County. He drew the lottery of 1827. John Tilman Carter (dob 1796 dod 1881 Married: Katy Starnes (June 1, 1817) Children: Thomas J. Carter (dob 1818) Married Jane Cagle Lewis Carter (dob 1826 dod 1900?) Married Mandy Cane Larkin Calloway Carter (dob 1820 dod 1899) Married Elizabeth King (dob 1823 dod 1896) Children: Granville (dob 7/14/47 dod 11/13/93) Welborn (dob 1849 dod 1891) Married Emily Pittman (1st wife) Their children were: Lalla, Dock, Delia, Blanche, C. Lona 2nd wife Liza Jane Gaily 1894 - Children: Costelle Valley Carter (Costelle was orphaned as a child - I do not know what happened to her mother. She married Claude Telford Patterson and had 3 children: Elsie Mae, Elizabeth M. and Claude Swilling. Claude Swilling was the youngest born in 1921. Both Elsie and Elizabeth are dead. They lived in Georgia growing up and then moved to Florida. Manning Baxter Carter (dob 11/16/55 dod 1920) Married "Abbie" Francis Abigail Pittman Allen Carter (dob 1860) Sandy B. Carter married to Minnie Evans Rene Carter married Pearl Maddox Children: Margie, Cloora, Hatchcock, Aileen, Travis Bernice Carter married John Griffin Children: Sandy, Hugh, Mood, Guy, Thad, Lucas, Lou, Mattie, Pearl and Bertha begin 666 Wayne Browning.vcf M0D5'24XZ5D-!4D0-"E9%4E-)3TXZ,BXQ#0I..D)R;W=N:6YG.SM787EN90T* M1DXZ5V%Y;F4@0G)O=VYI;F<-"D5-04E,.U!2148[24Y415).150Z2D%.151$ M0D!E;6%I;"YM<VXN8V]M#0I2158Z,C P,3 Q,C!4,38Q-3 S6@T*14Y$.E9# %05)$#0H` ` end

Dear list: My GG grandmother Sarah Ann Higginbotham Thompson remarried after her husband Isham Thompson was killed in the War Between the States. He was Co. I, 34th Ga. Regt. She remarried to Benjamin Bennett in 1866 in Franklin Co. He was some younger than her. She had 4 children and in the 1860 census of F.C. they are in the household of Nancy CRUMP, who was their Great Aunt and in the household of William Higginbotham and his wife Elizabeth (their grandparents) who were living on the farm of Nancy Tyner Crump. He is listed in the 1850 Franklin Co. census in the household of Philemon Bennett age 48 born in S.C. Sarah and Benjamin had one son, James "Jim" Bennett. If this is of any help or interest to the ones of you doing Bennett research ...e-mail me. I have the other families listed in the 1850 census of Bennetts. I am told that Sarah Ann Higginbotham Thompson Bennett was buried in an old burial plot behind old J.O. Kelley's store on Hwy 106 in Red Hill. The cemetery was destroyed years ago and the field stones all removed and piled up. I cannot find Sarah and Benjamin Bennett in any census records. Maybe I have missed it. Karen Thompson Ledford/Toccoa, Ga.

If you are doing research in Franklin Co. and other N.E. Ga. counties please take a look at this webpage. If you have questions please e-mail me. "http://www.hartcom.net/~scv935/grey Karen T. Ledford/Toccoa, Ga. Names of my ancestors Franklin Co. Thompson Wood Burgess Bennett Hardy Brown

Gayle, I have a Cooper Bennett that lived about that time in Franklin Co. I think his family lived in Pendleton District SC now Anderson Co. at one time too. I have many Franklin Co. GA families on my website below. > Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2001 21:50:12 -0600 > From: Gayle Keough <kelsey@texramp.net> > To: GAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Bennetts > > I am looing for imformation on a Hiram Bennett who was born May 29, > 1796 > in Franklin County, Georgia. The information I have says his > parents > (unknown) were born in South Carolina Could possibly have a half > brother Pleasant Bennett. Hiram at the age of 24 married Theodocia > (Docia) Dobbs. > > Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. > > Gayle Keough > kelsey@texramp.net > ===== Thanks, David S. Payne View my Gedcoms at: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=otime HALEY HOLLER http://www.iqthost.com/velocity/ My Wife's line: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=cateel Searching for surnames mostly in Upstate SC/GA: ADDISON, ALLISON, ARENDALE/ARENDELL/ARENDALL, CANADY, CORBIN, COX, CRAIG, DEAN, FOWLER, GILLILAN, HALEY, GORDON, GRAY, HENSON, JAMES, McMILLIAN, McPHERSON, MOODY, NEWTON, PARKER, PASSMORE, PATTERSON, PAYNE, POINDEXTER, REDWINE, REID, ROY, SHIRES, SWANN, WEST, TODD, WHITMIRE, WOODALL __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - Buy the things you want at great prices. http://auctions.yahoo.com/

I am looing for imformation on a Hiram Bennett who was born May 29, 1796 in Franklin County, Georgia. The information I have says his parents (unknown) were born in South Carolina Could possibly have a half brother Pleasant Bennett. Hiram at the age of 24 married Theodocia (Docia) Dobbs. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. Gayle Keough kelsey@texramp.net

Joseph Paul Chastain Kannapolis, N.C. Joseph Paul Chastain, 89, of 2007 West A St. died Sunday, Jan. 14, 2001. A native of Franklin County, Mr. Chastain was a son of the late Balus S. and Ada Bray Chastain. He retired from Cannon Mill Co., Plant 1 Bleachery Department in 1971 and was a member of Jackson Park Pentecostal Holiness Church, Kannapolis. Services will be at 3 p.m. today at Jackson Park Pentecostal Holiness Church with the Rev. Ralph Adams officiating. Graveside services will be at noon Wednesday in Peniel Pentecostal Holiness Church cemetery, Royston. Survivors include his wife, Pauline Barney Chastain; two sons, Robert Glenn Chastain, Salisbury, N.C., and Balus S. Chastain, Arden, N.C.; two sisters, Reb C. Mann, Greenville, S.C., and Hanna C. Brosche, Atlanta; two brothers, J. Frank Chastain, Anderson, S.C., and F. Taylor Chastain, Peachtree City,; six grandchildren; and several great-grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 11 a.m.-noon Wednesday at Peniel Pentecostal Holiness Church. Whitley's Funeral Home, Kannapolis, has charge of arrangements in North Carolina. Pruitt Funeral Home, Royston, has charge of local arrangements. Athens Daily News, Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2001

Bertha Mae Cheek Clarkesville Bertha Mae Eller Cheek, 75, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001. A native of Franklin County, Mrs. Cheek was a daughter of the late Henry and Mary Etta Savage Garner, and was preceded in death by a son, Joel Eller. She was the last member of her immediate family, was a homemaker and was of the Baptist faith. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Whitfield Funeral Home, South, Baldwin, with the Revs. Randy Chaffin and Rich Hardeman officiating. Burial will be in Yonah Memorial Gardens. Survivors include her husband, Jack Cheek; three daughters, Joyce Melton, Alto, Janet Norton, Baldwin, and Becky Anderson, Clarkesville; three sons, Curtis Eller, Baldwin, Carless Eller, Cornelia, and Clarence Eller, Demorest; a stepdaughter, Jackie Goss, Demorest; three stepsons, Paul Cheek, Cornelia, Benny Cheek, West Union, S.C., Clay Cheek, Mt. Airy; 14 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; 13 stepgrandchildren; and two step-great-grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at the funeral home. Athens Daily News/Banner-Herald, Sunday, Jan. 14, 2001

The next issue of "Georgia Settlers," a publication of the East Georgia Genealogical Society, will come out the first week of February 2001. Contents in this issue: 1) Elbert Co. Superior Court Minutes (1806-1811) - pp. 78-105. 2) Glascock Co. Marriage Book B (1869-1897), pp. 141-215. 3) Greene Co. Research Resources. 4) Madison Co. Poor School Fund - 1836-38. 5) Morgan Co. Bonds (1816-27), pp. 101-150. 6) Oglethorpe Co. Echo - issues of 2/9/1877 & 2/16/1877 7) Walton Co. Wills & Estate Records Book A (1819-1827) pages 101-116. For information on joining the East Georgia Genealogical Society, visit our web site at: <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaeggs/">EGGS</A> www.rootsweb.com/~gaeggs Contents of issues for 2000 are now listed on the web site. Coming soon on the web site! Pauper Farm Records, Jackson County, Georgia

the person who sent in Hill and Hart your address bounced Joyce McMurray wrote: > I have 1800 tax list for Franklin.(will do look ups) > Would like infro on Moses Allre/Alred > on lists up to 1820 > Joyce McMurray

I have 1800 tax list for Franklin.(will do look ups) Would like infro on Moses Allre/Alred on lists up to 1820 Joyce McMurray

Hello, I am looking for information concerning the parents of my GGGGrandparents, William Perry and Sarah J Williams. I do not know the names of Williams parents. He was born about 1806 possibly in NC. Sarah is the daughter of Isaac Williams and Unknown DAVIS. She was born in SC about 1808. William and Sarah were married in Franklin Co, GA in 1829. They had 5 sons, Willie, John Bunyan, Francis Marion (Frank), James J, and Docton C PERRY. The family moved to Alabama, and eventually to Texas after the Civil War, about 1870. Wanda Spegal wkss@theofficenet.com

Looking for Abney researches interested in the above. I video taped deed record indexs and can do look ups, contact privately please. templesd@ix.netcom.com