I might have mailed you before, if so just delete, but I try to look and ask about any one that is talking about Gilmer co. Do you show any GADDIS or a Wm. Gladden that is married to a Sarah Anne Gladden in the Cemetery Book? Or any DOCKERY's in Gilmer Co. I just know some day some one will say YES, I do. Thanks so much. psueg@bellsouth.net Peggy Sue O'Shields-Gaddis ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anita N. Nail" <nail@tecinfo.com> To: <GAGILMER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 9:30 AM Subject: Re: [GAGILMER-L] BALLEW, Walter and Violet > Jack, > According to Cemetery Inscriptions of Gilmer County, Georgia, Vol. II: > Walter Allen Ballew, 1894 - 1975 WWI is buried in the Seventh Day Adventist > Church Cemetery in Gilmer County, GA. There are other Ballews buried in > various cemeteries in the county, but none of the names you mentioned. Four > members of my family married into the Ballew family in the 1800's. > Anita > > Jack wrote: > > > Searching for ancestors of Walter Ballew, born Apr 26, 1894 at a place > > unknown, died Sep., 1975 in Hot Springs, Garland Co., AR. His wife, Violet > > M. Sutton Ballew, born Sep 21, 1899 in Arkansas, died July 1979 in Ellijay, > > Gilmer Co., GA. They had at least one child, Daniel Alvin Ballew, date and > > place of birth unknown. > > > > Violet's death in Ellijay gives me reason to suspect that her son Daniel > > might have lived there at the time of her death, and that both Violet and > > Walter are buried in that area. > > > > Any help locating their gravesites, and descendants thru Daniel Alvin would > > be greatly appreciated. > > > > Thanks - Jack > > > > ---------------------------------------------- > > Visit Coffey Cousins > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~coffeycousins/coffeycousins.html > > > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > > Gilmer County, Georgia > > http://www.geocities.com/~osburn/gilmer.html > > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > Stone So Far > James Stone's Family Page > http://members.aol.com/jamess004/index.html > >

Hi, Ray, Merry Christmas! How is your research going? I just got several pages sent to me from the book, "The Pence Family of Georgia, North & South Carolina, by Maxine LeGrant Pence. There is a lot of stuff about the Elliotts. I wish I could get my hands on it. Three Pence girls married Elliotts, and there is a lot of vital data on people in Lakey's family that I didn't know. Hope you have a good holiday season, and that next year will be a great one. Anita Rjlcat55@aol.com wrote: > Hi Anita. i have Ballews also. > Ray > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > Stone So Far > James Stone's Family Page > http://members.aol.com/jamess004/index.html

Walter Allen Ballew 1894 - 1975 WWI is buried at Seventh Day Adventist Church according to Cemetery Inscriptions of Gilmer Co., Vol. II. No other Ballews listed at that cemetery. Other Ballews are buried in the county but no Violet or Daniel. I can list the others for you if that would help. Glenda Hogg There is Myrtle E. Cloninger Ballew 5-20-1895 d. 9-29-1972 buried at Mt. Vernon Bap. Church. Many Suttons there also. Jack wrote: > Searching for ancestors of Walter Ballew, born Apr 26, 1894 at a place > unknown, died Sep., 1975 in Hot Springs, Garland Co., AR. His wife, Violet > M. Sutton Ballew, born Sep 21, 1899 in Arkansas, died July 1979 in Ellijay, > Gilmer Co., GA. They had at least one child, Daniel Alvin Ballew, date and > place of birth unknown. > > Violet's death in Ellijay gives me reason to suspect that her son Daniel > might have lived there at the time of her death, and that both Violet and > Walter are buried in that area. > > Any help locating their gravesites, and descendants thru Daniel Alvin would > be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks - Jack > > ---------------------------------------------- > Visit Coffey Cousins > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~coffeycousins/coffeycousins.html > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > Gilmer County, Georgia > http://www.geocities.com/~osburn/gilmer.html

Hi Anita. i have Ballews also. Ray

Jack, According to Cemetery Inscriptions of Gilmer County, Georgia, Vol. II: Walter Allen Ballew, 1894 - 1975 WWI is buried in the Seventh Day Adventist Church Cemetery in Gilmer County, GA. There are other Ballews buried in various cemeteries in the county, but none of the names you mentioned. Four members of my family married into the Ballew family in the 1800's. Anita Jack wrote: > Searching for ancestors of Walter Ballew, born Apr 26, 1894 at a place > unknown, died Sep., 1975 in Hot Springs, Garland Co., AR. His wife, Violet > M. Sutton Ballew, born Sep 21, 1899 in Arkansas, died July 1979 in Ellijay, > Gilmer Co., GA. They had at least one child, Daniel Alvin Ballew, date and > place of birth unknown. > > Violet's death in Ellijay gives me reason to suspect that her son Daniel > might have lived there at the time of her death, and that both Violet and > Walter are buried in that area. > > Any help locating their gravesites, and descendants thru Daniel Alvin would > be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks - Jack > > ---------------------------------------------- > Visit Coffey Cousins > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~coffeycousins/coffeycousins.html > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > Gilmer County, Georgia > http://www.geocities.com/~osburn/gilmer.html

I don't have personal information on your Walter BALLEW, but there used to be a gentleman on the McTAGGART-L that had quite a bit of information on a BALLEW line. I know his were in Cherokee County NC at one point and Ellijay wouldn't be much of a jump considering the propensity a lot of Cherokee Co. folks had for bouncing round GA, NC and TN. Carol Don't let another child be hurt by ignorance. Educate yourself and your children about Tourette Syndrome. www.tsa-usa.org Care2 make the world greener !

Searching for ancestors of Walter Ballew, born Apr 26, 1894 at a place unknown, died Sep., 1975 in Hot Springs, Garland Co., AR. His wife, Violet M. Sutton Ballew, born Sep 21, 1899 in Arkansas, died July 1979 in Ellijay, Gilmer Co., GA. They had at least one child, Daniel Alvin Ballew, date and place of birth unknown. Violet's death in Ellijay gives me reason to suspect that her son Daniel might have lived there at the time of her death, and that both Violet and Walter are buried in that area. Any help locating their gravesites, and descendants thru Daniel Alvin would be greatly appreciated. Thanks - Jack ---------------------------------------------- Visit Coffey Cousins http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~coffeycousins/coffeycousins.html

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Sorry list I forgot to turn off my HTML. so I'll try again. This is in reply to the posting about Transylvania Co. I found several names there that fit my lines. how do I get on the list I tried the E mail link but it comes back. Thank You Ronnie Moore runt@rectec.net surnames: Moore,Maple,Clayton,Howard.Hays Stone,,Veal,Neil,Mitchell,Davis,Kirk,Bramlet Clutts, Samons ICQ 9642318

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Searching for parents & siblings of: CHARLES PARTIN b: abt 1811/12 TN MARY --------- b: abt 1810 NC JOSEPH CEPHUS PARTIN b: 2-27-1845 Gilmer Co., GA WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON PARTIN b: 11-25-1846 Murray Co., Ga JAMES RAMSEY PARTIN (TWIN) b: Oct 1849 Bradley Co., TN OWEN B. PARTIN (TWIN) b: Oct 1849 Bradley Co., TN Family together on 1850 census in Bradley Co. TN and 1860 in Lafeyette Co. MS. Three of boys on 1870 census of Panola Co. MS JOSEPH PARTIN married SARAH ALICE PETERSON 3-12-1867 in Panola Co. MS, later moved to Lavaca Co., Hopkins Co., and Harris Co., TX. WILLIAM PARTIN married BEATRICE/BERNICE WOODRUFF and moved to Hopkins Co, & Lamar Co., TX and Choctaw Co., OK JAMES PARTIN moved to Lavaca Co. TX with his brother & there married ELIZABETH BLACKBURN on 1-21-1881. OWEN PARTIN-cannot locate after 1870 census. ANY help appreciated. Tedi Cox tedi1cox@aol.com

Looking for information on Thomas Moore b. Ga between the years of 1855 and 1860 I think. He married Alvira ?? They Moved to White Co IL and had childern there James, Dink , and Thomas P. Moore. Thomas Moore died abt 1886 in IL and Alvira is listed in a marriage in 1891 to Andrew Kirk. They moved to Ar where Alvira died in 19?? and Andrew Kirk moved back to IL where he died around 1929. Hope someone can help me find my Moore's of GA... Thank You Ronnie Moore runt@rectec.net surnames: Moore,Maple,Clayton,Howard.Hays Stone,,Veal,Neil,Mitchell,Davis,Kirk,Bramlet Clutts, Samons ICQ 9642318

Good evening, I have been reading some of your mail over the internet. May I ask what kind of book or census do you have of Gilmer Co., Ga. I am hunting some GADDIS that should have been in the Ellijay area, I know in 1863. my husband 's grandfather was born maybe in Lumpkin Co., around that time and moved into Gilmer Co. We can not find any thing on them so it is very hard to tell. Any help will be appreciated. William L. Gaddis born 1863 or 64, <<We have found on one census they had Wm. A. Gaddis >> he also had a sister Eve or Evline Gaddis that married a William Wesley Dockery, and lived in Ellijay and died there. When her husband died she married a Letterman. But when she died they buried her by Wm. W. Dockery. Any help would be appreciated, we live in Alabama so it is so hard for us to come and try to find things. Thanks and have a very good week end. psueg@bellsouth.net Peggy Sue O'Shields-Gaddis ----- Original Message ----- From: "patnj" <patnj@gateway.net> To: <GAGILMER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2000 7:17 PM Subject: [GAGILMER-L] Ross family > Lois, > > Here's some more: > Book 1 > page 61 > > PAGGET, Perry M./Cyntha M. Ross...1-16-1851, Henry Pettit, JIC > > Book 4 > page 312 > > COLLIS, Steven M./Francis M. Ross...8-25-1860, Elijah Russell, JP > > Book 2 > page 138 > > COMPTON, Norris/Diecy C. Ross...11-5-1857, Elijah Russell, JP > > Could then the unmarried daughter be Margaret Amanda/Amanda Margaret > that was mentioned in the "Annals of Upper Ga"??, I see no entry for > marriage in the Gilmer book. > > Also, for Artimincy Adaline Ross Teague, you need to have someone go to > the courthouse in Ellijay and look for her under "Widows Support" and > see if she put in a claim after her husband/s died. The state of GA > still has this for the widows. (I found an approximate death date for > one of my husband's grandfathers this way). And don't forget to look up > the Civil War records, and look in TN, Cleveland, Bradley County.. > they were Union regiments there, my husband's grandfather left the CSA > and we found him up there! > > ........................Pat/NJ > > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > Woodward Home Page > Burgess, Smith & Woodward families > http://members.tripod.com/jdwoodward/ > >

Lois, Here's some more: Book 1 page 61 PAGGET, Perry M./Cyntha M. Ross...1-16-1851, Henry Pettit, JIC Book 4 page 312 COLLIS, Steven M./Francis M. Ross...8-25-1860, Elijah Russell, JP Book 2 page 138 COMPTON, Norris/Diecy C. Ross...11-5-1857, Elijah Russell, JP Could then the unmarried daughter be Margaret Amanda/Amanda Margaret that was mentioned in the "Annals of Upper Ga"??, I see no entry for marriage in the Gilmer book. Also, for Artimincy Adaline Ross Teague, you need to have someone go to the courthouse in Ellijay and look for her under "Widows Support" and see if she put in a claim after her husband/s died. The state of GA still has this for the widows. (I found an approximate death date for one of my husband's grandfathers this way). And don't forget to look up the Civil War records, and look in TN, Cleveland, Bradley County.. they were Union regiments there, my husband's grandfather left the CSA and we found him up there! ........................Pat/NJ

Hi, Thank you so much for making my day! The recent discovery of my great-great-grandmother's family is quite by accident. All I need is a marriage record of George & Arty in Gilmer County. Your effort to help me is very much appreciated. Lois patnj wrote: > > Lois, > > With what sources I have at home, this is what I found: > > 1860 Gilmer Co., GA census > > June 5, 1860 > Line 10 > 65-65 Martin Ross 50 M Blacksmith 100/800 NC No > Artaminca Ross 49 F NC > Amanda M. 22 F School NC > Fanny M. 20 F GA > Artaminca 18 F GA > Thomas Sorrels 11 M School GA > David Sorrels 9 M School GA > > This family on the 1850 census also had Cintha M., Dice C., a Margaret > A. appears as a 12y old, if you transpose the name Amanda Margaret?? > There is a story on Martin and it says his widow lived with an unmarried > daughter in 1881 (p. 299, Annals of Upper GA). > > There is no Cloninger family in Gilmer in 1850 census. > > 1860 cont'd: > > Line 16 > 983-862 Michael Teague 53 M Farmer NC > Sarah Teague 48 F GA > Decator 18 M Farmhand NC > Robert 15 M NC > Mary E. 13 F NC > Ambers L. 5 M #700/700 GA > #as written > > Two families away from the Teague's is George Cloninger and family. > > I have checked the Union Co., and Fannin Co., Ga marriage records and > could not find your mysterious Arlunecy Adaline Logan. > > My only question is, have you checked the Civil War records?? > > I agree that Artimincy Ross Teague married Cloninger, but don't know > about surity of Logan...........Pat > > Lois W. Grizzard wrote: > > > > Hi, > > I have a favor to ask of you having an easy access to Ellijay's library > > to look at marriage records for me. If you do that, I will be forever > > grateful! > > Here's my dilemma: > > > > 1. "The Hertiage of Gilmer County, Gilmer County, GA 1832-1996" > > On pg. 385, I read that Decatur Teague (b.1842) married Artimincy > > Adaline Ross on August 18, 1860. They had a daughter named Jenny. > > > > 2. Here's what I found in the 1870 GA (Gilmer) Census: > > Cloniger, George (age 59) NC > > Arty M (age 27) GA > > children: > > Huldah (age 4) GA > > Arty M (age 2) GA > > George M. (age 4/12) > > Teague, Jenny (age 7) > > > > QUESTION #1: Is Artimincy Adaline Ross and Arty M (age 27) one and the > > same? > > > > George's 1st wife (Elizabeth) died on 7 Jun 1865. Someone who checked > > the marriage records found that George Cloninger married Arluncy Adaline > > Logan on 17 May 1866. > > > > QUESTION #2: > > Is > > Artimincy Adaline Ross, > > Artimincy Adaline Teague and > > Arluncy Adaline Logan one and the same? > > > > QUESTION #3: > > Did Arty marry 3 times? > > 1. to Decatur Teague > > 2. to ? Logan > > 3. to George Cloninger > > > > I need proof. I know this is a tall order but like I said earlier, I'd > > be forever grateful! Many heartfelt thanks in advance. > > Lois > > > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > > The Trammel Lindsey Family Home Page > > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/i/n/Trammell-E-Lindsey/ > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > The Trammel Lindsey Family Home Page > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/i/n/Trammell-E-Lindsey/

Lois, With what sources I have at home, this is what I found: 1860 Gilmer Co., GA census June 5, 1860 Line 10 65-65 Martin Ross 50 M Blacksmith 100/800 NC No Artaminca Ross 49 F NC Amanda M. 22 F School NC Fanny M. 20 F GA Artaminca 18 F GA Thomas Sorrels 11 M School GA David Sorrels 9 M School GA This family on the 1850 census also had Cintha M., Dice C., a Margaret A. appears as a 12y old, if you transpose the name Amanda Margaret?? There is a story on Martin and it says his widow lived with an unmarried daughter in 1881 (p. 299, Annals of Upper GA). There is no Cloninger family in Gilmer in 1850 census. 1860 cont'd: Line 16 983-862 Michael Teague 53 M Farmer NC Sarah Teague 48 F GA Decator 18 M Farmhand NC Robert 15 M NC Mary E. 13 F NC Ambers L. 5 M #700/700 GA #as written Two families away from the Teague's is George Cloninger and family. I have checked the Union Co., and Fannin Co., Ga marriage records and could not find your mysterious Arlunecy Adaline Logan. My only question is, have you checked the Civil War records?? I agree that Artimincy Ross Teague married Cloninger, but don't know about surity of Logan...........Pat Lois W. Grizzard wrote: > > Hi, > I have a favor to ask of you having an easy access to Ellijay's library > to look at marriage records for me. If you do that, I will be forever > grateful! > Here's my dilemma: > > 1. "The Hertiage of Gilmer County, Gilmer County, GA 1832-1996" > On pg. 385, I read that Decatur Teague (b.1842) married Artimincy > Adaline Ross on August 18, 1860. They had a daughter named Jenny. > > 2. Here's what I found in the 1870 GA (Gilmer) Census: > Cloniger, George (age 59) NC > Arty M (age 27) GA > children: > Huldah (age 4) GA > Arty M (age 2) GA > George M. (age 4/12) > Teague, Jenny (age 7) > > QUESTION #1: Is Artimincy Adaline Ross and Arty M (age 27) one and the > same? > > George's 1st wife (Elizabeth) died on 7 Jun 1865. Someone who checked > the marriage records found that George Cloninger married Arluncy Adaline > Logan on 17 May 1866. > > QUESTION #2: > Is > Artimincy Adaline Ross, > Artimincy Adaline Teague and > Arluncy Adaline Logan one and the same? > > QUESTION #3: > Did Arty marry 3 times? > 1. to Decatur Teague > 2. to ? Logan > 3. to George Cloninger > > I need proof. I know this is a tall order but like I said earlier, I'd > be forever grateful! Many heartfelt thanks in advance. > Lois > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > The Trammel Lindsey Family Home Page > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/i/n/Trammell-E-Lindsey/

Hi, I have a favor to ask of you having an easy access to Ellijay's library to look at marriage records for me. If you do that, I will be forever grateful! Here's my dilemma: 1. "The Hertiage of Gilmer County, Gilmer County, GA 1832-1996" On pg. 385, I read that Decatur Teague (b.1842) married Artimincy Adaline Ross on August 18, 1860. They had a daughter named Jenny. 2. Here's what I found in the 1870 GA (Gilmer) Census: Cloniger, George (age 59) NC Arty M (age 27) GA children: Huldah (age 4) GA Arty M (age 2) GA George M. (age 4/12) Teague, Jenny (age 7) QUESTION #1: Is Artimincy Adaline Ross and Arty M (age 27) one and the same? George's 1st wife (Elizabeth) died on 7 Jun 1865. Someone who checked the marriage records found that George Cloninger married Arluncy Adaline Logan on 17 May 1866. QUESTION #2: Is Artimincy Adaline Ross, Artimincy Adaline Teague and Arluncy Adaline Logan one and the same? QUESTION #3: Did Arty marry 3 times? 1. to Decatur Teague 2. to ? Logan 3. to George Cloninger I need proof. I know this is a tall order but like I said earlier, I'd be forever grateful! Many heartfelt thanks in advance. Lois

Lois W. Grizzard, could mail me. Thanks psueg@bellsouth.net Peggy Sue O'Shields-Gaddis ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lois W. Grizzard" <lois4@roman.net> To: <GAGILMER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 3:26 PM Subject: [GAGILMER-L] Ellijay's library > Hi, > I have a favor to ask of you having an easy access to Ellijay's library > to look at marriage records for me. If you do that, I will be forever > grateful! > Here's my dilemma: > > 1. "The Hertiage of Gilmer County, Gilmer County, GA 1832-1996" > On pg. 385, I read that Decatur Teague (b.1842) married Artimincy > Adaline Ross on August 18, 1860. They had a daughter named Jenny. > > 2. Here's what I found in the 1870 GA (Gilmer) Census: > Cloniger, George (age 59) NC > Arty M (age 27) GA > children: > Huldah (age 4) GA > Arty M (age 2) GA > George M. (age 4/12) > Teague, Jenny (age 7) > > QUESTION #1: Is Artimincy Adaline Ross and Arty M (age 27) one and the > same? > > George's 1st wife (Elizabeth) died on 7 Jun 1865. Someone who checked > the marriage records found that George Cloninger married Arluncy Adaline > Logan on 17 May 1866. > > QUESTION #2: > Is > Artimincy Adaline Ross, > Artimincy Adaline Teague and > Arluncy Adaline Logan one and the same? > > QUESTION #3: > Did Arty marry 3 times? > 1. to Decatur Teague > 2. to ? Logan > 3. to George Cloninger > > I need proof. I know this is a tall order but like I said earlier, I'd > be forever grateful! Many heartfelt thanks in advance. > Lois > > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > The Trammel Lindsey Family Home Page > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/l/i/n/Trammell-E-Lindsey/ > >

Can any one tell about the Muster Roll, I have a Hubbard Gaddis in the Co. B. 11 Batt'n Geo. Inf He was a private, could not found the date , I did find this on the Ancestry. com. psueg@bellsouth.net Peggy Sue O'Shields-Gaddis

My records show that Sarah Emma MULKEY, b. February 15, 1847, in in Gilmer Co.GA, married James A. BLALOCK April 18, 1869 in Gilmer Co. GA. She was the daughter of Rev. David MULKEY & Nancy A. CALDWELL/COLDWELL. I have a lot of Mulkey information but do not know anything on James Blalock. Patti