Teri- If I can believe my family tree software, your Samuel Tate Jones is my grand-uncle, the brother of my grandfather, Alfred Hines Jones. Alfred Hines left Boone county sometime after the 1910 census for Washington State where all his offspring eventually settled. I have found at least four individuals on the web with published Jones ancestry, all basically the same but one in particular that I am using as the basis for all my data. This database expands both the Jones and Tate lines and was obviously well researched but just how accurate it all is will be determined by others but not in my lifetime I am sure. I would be happy to share what I have with you. I have one very precious photo of Samuel Tate Jones, taken in Boone County in the latter stages of his life that you probably would enjoy having. It was found in an old suitcase of family photos after my father died. What exactly is your connection to Samuel ? Please contact me off list to begin a discussion of just what you would like to have and how I might easily provide it. Allison Jones ----- Original Message ----- From: terimichelle7@aol.com<mailto:terimichelle7@aol.com> To: GAGILMER-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:GAGILMER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 10:16 PM Subject: [GAGILMER] Re: Looking for info. on JonesFamily of Gilmer county This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: JONES ANDERSON JOHNSON WHITFIELD DELESA TATE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Fc.2ADI/1191.1.1.1.4<http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Fc.2ADI/1191.1.1.1.4> Message Board Post: Raye: I am researching the JONES family of Gilmer, Pickens, Cherokee Co., GA, specifically Samuel Tate Jones abt. 1823 married Abba (Almira) Delesa, and their son, Marcus "Mack" Jones b. abt. 1850 married Mary Elizabeth Johnson. Although Samuel Tate Jones died in Boone Co., Arkansas, the Gilmer Co. GA 1850 census lists Samuel and Abba, together with their children Martha A., Maxwell, and Lucy J. My records indicate other children: Morgan, John Hansel, Rettie, Samuel, Burten and Jane I would love additional information on my family. Teri Michelle TeriMichelle7@aol.com<mailto:TeriMichelle7@aol.com> ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, political announcements, current events, items for sale, personal messages, flames, etc. (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for removal. Consideration for exceptions, contact Kathleen Burnett kathleenburnett@earthlink.net<mailto:kathleenburnett@earthlink.net> ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx<http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx>

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Fc.2ADI/1093.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks Linda, I'll see if I can get a copy of that from Gilmer library. Linda Turner

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Kindse Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Fc.2ADI/1093.1.1 Message Board Post: I never got much further than this because it proved not to be my William Kinsey. Below is an e-mail I received from the Gilmer County Library that might interest you. Good Luck Linda, I am at the Gilmer County Library in Ellijay, GA ... your question posted on the Sequoyah Library System's website was forwarded to me by the staff at the headquarters when they were not able to find an obituary for William Kinsey. Unfortunately, we don't have any obits or local newspapers that date back to 1884. Where did you find the articles you mentioned in your email ?? Our book "Heritage of Gilmer County" has hundreds of family articles in it that were submitted by the public in 1996 when it was published. One article is for a William W. Kimzey family. He was a teacher in the county and one of his children was a William B. who it says " died September 1884 from a richoceting bullet fired during a shootout by two other men, at Doublehead Gap not far from his home in Gilmer County".. No mention of a wife for him and his birth year is given as 1855 - he was one of 10 children of William W. and Elizabeth Smith Kimzey. I wonder if this could be the person you are looking for, although there is a variation of the spelling of the name. ?? The shooting as cause of death and the 1884 date would match your information. I can put copy of this in the snail mail to you if you'd like.. Glenda Garland Gilmer County Library Glenda @ Gilmer

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Fc.2ADI/1093.1 Message Board Post: Linda, Very interested in your message, my grandfather was Robert B. Turner B: 19 Sept. 1881, possibly in Ellijay, Gilmer Co., Ga. The part that is interesting, he called himself Bob Woody. We never knew his family, were told his mother was a Turner, and he was born out of wed lock. Have been searching high and low for his parents. He married Delia Stone, whom we have been able to trace her family. We know they were married around 1900-1903, because the first of eleven children was born in Marietta Ga., 1903. My cousin has done Turner DNA, and no match. Have a picture of grandfather, and was told by a person who lives in area, he looks just like the Woody's. Know this doesn't find your William Kinsey, however, would be interested to know more about this killing, might explain why my grandfather, was given his mothers name,Turner, then later in life called himself, Woody. Just found out his possible birth place as Ellijay, first census we find him on is in Nimblewell, Lumpkin Co., he is 18, and living as a boarder with a Mary Berry, widow age 62. Also a Elijah Dempsey age 25, boarder, and Martin Wehunt age 12, boarder. Berry's and Wehunts were related thru marriages, my great grandmother was Lucyana Elizabeth Wehunt, on the Stone side. These folks knew everybody in general area, we don't. So any info anybody can add could help us both. Would like to know any Turners or Woodys, living in that general area during 1880-1900's.

Jessie Martin (1812-1870) married in 1823 in Burke Co., NC to Elizabeth Lender Justice (1892-1879) were from Burke Co., NC and were in Barrett's District in Lumpkin Co., GA in the 1850 census. This family is found in Dawsonville, Dawson Co., GA in 1860 and 1870 censuses. Their descendants are found in Gilmer Co. after 1870. Descendants of Jessie Martin & Elizabeth Lender Justice 1 Jessie Martin 1812 - 1870 .. +Eliizabeth Lender Justice 1803 - 1879 ........ 2 Marion Martin ........ 2 Neomia June Martin 1833 - ........ 2 Phidilla Paul Martin 1835 - ........ 2 Sylinza B. Martin 1838 - ........ 2 Rachel Martin 1841 - ............ +Robert Isom Blalock 1847 - 1928 ................... 3 Alta Mae Blalock ................... 3 Mary Elizabeth Blalock 1873 - ................... 3 U. E. Blalock 1875 - ................... 3 I. P. Blalock 1878 - ........ 2 Jasper Newton Martin 1845 - 1895 ............ +Elizabeth Adeline Fowler ................... 3 Bascom A. Martin 1869 - ........ 2 Melvia Jane Martin 1848 - Is anyone researching this family? I would like to exchange information. Ally

Ally, I am researching my GGGG Grandfather, Isham/Isom Blaylock/Blalock, born 1775 - 1794; died before 1838 in (Haywood) NC. (Isham was the father of my Elizabeth Blaylock, who married Allen Henson September 18, 1821 in (Haywood) NC. They moved to (Union) GA by 1850, where they are enumerated on the Federal Census. Allen is found in (Fannin) GA by 1860, but apparently, Elizabeth is dead by then, as she is not listed with her family in that census.) Isham's other known children were Polly, who married Timothy Queen, and Isham, Jr. who married Mary A. Brookshear. I think he may have married twice, but don't have a record of that. Haywood County Genealogical Society, Inc. of North Carolina, "Balsam Roots," Vol. XI, No. 3 - August, 2001, p. 32 & 34: (p. 32) Haywood County, North Carolina, Deed Book A-386 14 Feb 1816 James (X) Roberts of Blount Co., TN to ISUM BLAYLOCK of Haywood Co., for $100, land in Haywood on the east fork of Pigeon River on Dicks Creek on both sides of the creek in a cove of the mountain, 100 a. Wits: William (X) Trull jurat (proved March 1816). Registered 23 April 1816. (p. 34) Haywood County, North Carolina, Deed Book A-418 19 Aug 1815, James Leeper to Thomas Lenoir, for $100, land on Lemmon's Creek, waters of the East fork of Pigeon River, adj. said Lenoir's line of a 250 a. tract on which ISHAM BLAYLOCK SENR now lives, 100 a. Wit: Jonathan (X) McPeters, Benjamin B. Brookshire. Proved by James Leeper before Leonard Henderson, Judge of the Superior Court of law and Court of Equity of the state of NC, 10 Oct. 1815. Registered 29 Sept 1816. Anita Nail AllyB99019@aol.com wrote: >Jessie Martin (1812-1870) married in 1823 in Burke Co., NC to Elizabeth >Lender Justice (1892-1879) were from Burke Co., NC and were in Barrett's District >in Lumpkin Co., GA in the 1850 census. This family is found in Dawsonville, >Dawson Co., GA in 1860 and 1870 censuses. Their descendants are found in >Gilmer Co. after 1870. > >Descendants of Jessie Martin & Elizabeth Lender Justice > >1 Jessie Martin 1812 - 1870 >.. +Eliizabeth Lender Justice 1803 - 1879 >........ 2 Marion Martin >........ 2 Neomia June Martin 1833 - >........ 2 Phidilla Paul Martin 1835 - >........ 2 Sylinza B. Martin 1838 - >........ 2 Rachel Martin 1841 - >............ +Robert Isom Blalock 1847 - 1928 >................... 3 Alta Mae Blalock >................... 3 Mary Elizabeth Blalock 1873 - >................... 3 U. E. Blalock 1875 - >................... 3 I. P. Blalock 1878 - >........ 2 Jasper Newton Martin 1845 - 1895 >............ +Elizabeth Adeline Fowler >................... 3 Bascom A. Martin 1869 - >........ 2 Melvia Jane Martin 1848 - > >Is anyone researching this family? I would like to exchange information. > >Ally > > >==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from this list, send ONLY the word UNSUBSCRIBE to the utility address GAGILMER-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM If you are trying to unsubscribe from the Digest list, use the same utility address but change the -L- to a -D- > >============================== >Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. >New content added every business day. Learn more: >http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > > >---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >This e-mail was checked by the TecInfo Content Scanning Service >for potentially harmful content, such as viruses or Spam >For more information, call 800.863.5415 or visit www.tecinfo.net >----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: JONES ANDERSON JOHNSON WHITFIELD DELESA TATE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Fc.2ADI/1191.1.1.1.4 Message Board Post: Raye: I am researching the JONES family of Gilmer, Pickens, Cherokee Co., GA, specifically Samuel Tate Jones abt. 1823 married Abba (Almira) Delesa, and their son, Marcus "Mack" Jones b. abt. 1850 married Mary Elizabeth Johnson. Although Samuel Tate Jones died in Boone Co., Arkansas, the Gilmer Co. GA 1850 census lists Samuel and Abba, together with their children Martha A., Maxwell, and Lucy J. My records indicate other children: Morgan, John Hansel, Rettie, Samuel, Burten and Jane I would love additional information on my family. Teri Michelle TeriMichelle7@aol.com

Virginia: I live in Gilmer and am somewhat familiar with its Churches. I do not know of a Yellow Creek Baptist Church. Neither do I know of a Yellow Creek being in Gilmer. Please do not take this to be the final answer to your inquiry, but I pass this along to alert you to the possibility that something is awry with your data. I will mention to you that there is a Lick Log Community. This is likely what was intended in your reference to the Lie Log Community. Vernon Holt ----- Original Message ----- From: "Virginia & Harvey Jordan" <hlj@alltel.net> To: <GAGILMER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 5:48 PM Subject: Re: [GAGILMER] Felmet etc... >I am new to the Gilmer message site and I am researching the >"Hagood/Haygood" family. They once lived in the LieLog area, so I am told. >Could anyone tell me who I can contact to help me with a church history for >Yellow Creek Baptist Church. I am not sure where this church is located. >Also, does anyone know of a person who might help me with this family. > > Osborn Haygood & Lydia Robinson Haygood > Children: > Martha Haygood > Benjamin H. Haygood > Elizabeth A. Haygood > Lucinda Adaline Haygood > Andrew Hansel Haygood > Thomas Oliver Haygood > William Terry Haygood > > Thank you. > Virignia > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Vernon & Billie Holt" <washblue@ellijay.com> > To: <GAGILMER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 3:52 PM > Subject: Re: [GAGILMER] Felmet etc... > > >> Tim: I can tell you that the Mount Zion Baptist Church is still active. >> I know nothing about their Church Records, but I can refer you to one who >> has been active in the church for many years, and might be of some help >> to you. He is: Howard Holt, 1860 Mount Zion Road, Ellijay, Georgia 30536. >> (706) 276 3122 >> >> Vernon Holt >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Tim Henry" <tex@nso.edu> >> To: <GAGILMER-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 3:14 PM >> Subject: Re: [GAGILMER] Felmet etc... >> >> >>> Rod/Leslie, >>> Don't know how much you know but Green Felmet is my GGG grandfather. >>> Three Felmetsons of Green married three daughters of Moses Teague from >>> there. I found Moses Teague on Jury lists in the 1850s on rootsweb. >>> Moses' wife is buried in Leonard Cemetery as is two of his daughters and >>> two sons in law....along with many of Isaac Teague's kids. Gilmer >>> County may not know but there is an area of Fannin/Hunt Counties in >>> Texas(NE of Dallas 75 miles) known as Little Georgia! Gilmer Co, Ga is >>> mentioned on the headstone of Andrew Jackson Teague and his wife >>> Samantha in Hogeye(now Celeste) Cemetery. I do not reckon the books are >>> still in print. If they are then please let me know how I might obtain >>> them. >>> I have a copy of an 1850 Census ostensibly in Floyd County with Green >>> Felmet as well. Green Felmet married Preshus Carter(dau of Henry and >>> Martha Parham). >>> Her sister Sarah married a Thompson. Their daughter Nancy married James >>> Teague, brother of Isaac and Moses. I gather Moses Teague was a Baptist >>> preacher. Wonder if the minutes of the Mt Zion Baptist Church mentions >>> him. Anyone know if the Mt Zion BC is still in operation and who might >>> be the historical contct there? >>> >>> Tim >>> >>> Rod or Leslie wrote: >>>> Green Felmet is mention in the Ward book as having been a former >>>> resident dying in Texas May 8, 1904. He is listed as a veteran of the >>>> Indian wars and the Civil War. He shows up on the 1850 Gilmer census >>>> records: >>>> 32 | 171 171 | Green Felmet | 32 M | >>>> Farmer NC 33 | 171 171 | Preshues Felmet | 25 F >>>> | >>>> NC 34 | 171 171 | Martha Felmet | 11 F | >>>> NC 35 | 171 171 | Doras H Felmet | 9 M | >>>> NC 36 | 171 171 | John Felmet | 6 M | >>>> GA 37 | 171 171 | Sarah Felmet | 2 F | >>>> GA Teague is an old Gilmer name with many descendants still living >>>> here. >>>> If you have someone specific I'll see what I can find. >>>> A pioneer by the name of A.K. Blackwell came in 1834 and was a layer >>>> and >>>> shop owner for a time before he moved to Murray County... it states he >>>> never married. There is also a mention of a J. W. Blackwell who was a >>>> teacher but nothing more is said about him. In Ernest Parker's book >>>> there is mention of two Blackwell sisters Patsy and Cindy who took in >>>> four orphaned nieces and raised them as family. The nieces were SMITHS. >>>> This family lived in the same area of Bucktown as the Thompsons did. I >>>> have several names for Thompsons listed. >>>> Looking in another of Lawrence Stanley books I have found a John >>>> Carter >>>> listed who fought the Indians with Sevier or it was his son Enoch who >>>> saved Sevier... not sure the way it is worded. Then Stanley talks about >>>> a man named Fount(ain) Branch Carter. And then Farish Carter of >>>> Carter's Quarters... which was an Indian town on the Coosawatee River. >>>> A Jim Carter who married and Indian woman named Sarah Jane Parker. >>>> Author states he doesn't know if all these Carters are related. >>>> I find nothing on the Comptons, or Parhams in any of the books. >>>> Leslie >>>> ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== >>>> To unsubscribe from this list, send ONLY the word UNSUBSCRIBE to the >>>> utility address GAGILMER-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM If you are trying to >>>> unsubscribe from the Digest list, use the same utility address but >>>> change the -L- to a -D- >>>> >>>> ============================== >>>> New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your >>>> ancestors at the same time. 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I am new to the Gilmer message site and I am researching the "Hagood/Haygood" family. They once lived in the LieLog area, so I am told. Could anyone tell me who I can contact to help me with a church history for Yellow Creek Baptist Church. I am not sure where this church is located. Also, does anyone know of a person who might help me with this family. Osborn Haygood & Lydia Robinson Haygood Children: Martha Haygood Benjamin H. Haygood Elizabeth A. Haygood Lucinda Adaline Haygood Andrew Hansel Haygood Thomas Oliver Haygood William Terry Haygood Thank you. Virignia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vernon & Billie Holt" <washblue@ellijay.com> To: <GAGILMER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 3:52 PM Subject: Re: [GAGILMER] Felmet etc... > Tim: I can tell you that > the Mount Zion Baptist > Church is still active. I > know nothing about their > Church Records, but I can > refer you to one who has > been active in the church > for many years, and might be > of some help to you. He is: > Howard Holt, 1860 Mount Zion > Road, Ellijay, Georgia > 30536. (706) 276 3122 > > Vernon Holt > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Tim Henry" > <tex@nso.edu> > To: > <GAGILMER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 > 3:14 PM > Subject: Re: [GAGILMER] > Felmet etc... > > >> Rod/Leslie, >> Don't know how much you >> know but Green Felmet is my >> GGG grandfather. Three >> Felmetsons of Green married >> three daughters of Moses >> Teague from there. I found >> Moses Teague on Jury lists >> in the 1850s on rootsweb. >> Moses' wife is buried in >> Leonard Cemetery as is two >> of his daughters and two >> sons in law....along with >> many of Isaac Teague's >> kids. Gilmer County may >> not know but there is an >> area of Fannin/Hunt >> Counties in Texas(NE of >> Dallas 75 miles) known as >> Little Georgia! Gilmer Co, >> Ga is mentioned on the >> headstone of Andrew Jackson >> Teague and his wife >> Samantha in Hogeye(now >> Celeste) Cemetery. I do >> not reckon the books are >> still in print. If they >> are then please let me know >> how I might obtain them. >> I have a copy of an 1850 >> Census ostensibly in Floyd >> County with Green Felmet as >> well. Green Felmet married >> Preshus Carter(dau of Henry >> and Martha Parham). >> Her sister Sarah married a >> Thompson. Their daughter >> Nancy married James Teague, >> brother of Isaac and Moses. >> I gather Moses Teague was a >> Baptist preacher. Wonder if >> the minutes of the Mt Zion >> Baptist Church mentions >> him. Anyone know if the Mt >> Zion BC is still in >> operation and who might be >> the historical contct >> there? >> >> Tim >> >> Rod or Leslie wrote: >>> Green Felmet is mention in >>> the Ward book as having >>> been a former >>> resident dying in Texas >>> May 8, 1904. He is listed >>> as a veteran of the >>> Indian wars and the Civil >>> War. He shows up on the >>> 1850 Gilmer census >>> records: >>> 32 | 171 171 | >>> Green >>> Felmet | 32 M | >>> Farmer NC >>> 33 | 171 171 | >>> Preshues Felmet | >>> 25 F | >>> NC 34 | >>> 171 171 | Martha >>> Felmet | 11 F | >>> NC 35 | >>> 171 171 | Doras H >>> Felmet | 9 M | >>> NC 36 | >>> 171 171 | John >>> Felmet | 6 M | >>> GA 37 | 171 >>> 171 | Sarah >>> Felmet | 2 F | >>> GA Teague is an old >>> Gilmer name with many >>> descendants still living >>> here. >>> If you have someone >>> specific I'll see what I >>> can find. >>> A pioneer by the name of >>> A.K. Blackwell came in >>> 1834 and was a layer and >>> shop owner for a time >>> before he moved to Murray >>> County... it states he >>> never married. There is >>> also a mention of a J. W. >>> Blackwell who was a >>> teacher but nothing more >>> is said about him. In >>> Ernest Parker's book >>> there is mention of two >>> Blackwell sisters Patsy >>> and Cindy who took in >>> four orphaned nieces and >>> raised them as family. >>> The nieces were SMITHS. >>> This family lived in the >>> same area of Bucktown as >>> the Thompsons did. I >>> have several names for >>> Thompsons listed. >>> Looking in another of >>> Lawrence Stanley books I >>> have found a John Carter >>> listed who fought the >>> Indians with Sevier or it >>> was his son Enoch who >>> saved Sevier... not sure >>> the way it is worded. >>> Then Stanley talks about >>> a man named Fount(ain) >>> Branch Carter. And then >>> Farish Carter of >>> Carter's Quarters... which >>> was an Indian town on the >>> Coosawatee River. >>> A Jim Carter who married >>> and Indian woman named >>> Sarah Jane Parker. Author >>> states he doesn't know if >>> all these Carters are >>> related. >>> I find nothing on the >>> Comptons, or Parhams in >>> any of the books. 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Tim: I can tell you that the Mount Zion Baptist Church is still active. I know nothing about their Church Records, but I can refer you to one who has been active in the church for many years, and might be of some help to you. He is: Howard Holt, 1860 Mount Zion Road, Ellijay, Georgia 30536. (706) 276 3122 Vernon Holt ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim Henry" <tex@nso.edu> To: <GAGILMER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 3:14 PM Subject: Re: [GAGILMER] Felmet etc... > Rod/Leslie, > Don't know how much you know but Green Felmet is my GGG grandfather. > Three Felmetsons of Green married three daughters of Moses Teague from > there. I found Moses Teague on Jury lists in the 1850s on rootsweb. > Moses' wife is buried in Leonard Cemetery as is two of his daughters and > two sons in law....along with many of Isaac Teague's kids. Gilmer County > may not know but there is an area of Fannin/Hunt Counties in Texas(NE of > Dallas 75 miles) known as Little Georgia! Gilmer Co, Ga is mentioned on > the headstone of Andrew Jackson Teague and his wife Samantha in Hogeye(now > Celeste) Cemetery. I do not reckon the books are still in print. If they > are then please let me know how I might obtain them. > I have a copy of an 1850 Census ostensibly in Floyd County with Green > Felmet as well. Green Felmet married Preshus Carter(dau of Henry and > Martha Parham). > Her sister Sarah married a Thompson. Their daughter Nancy married James > Teague, brother of Isaac and Moses. I gather Moses Teague was a Baptist > preacher. Wonder if the minutes of the Mt Zion Baptist Church mentions > him. Anyone know if the Mt Zion BC is still in operation and who might be > the historical contct there? > > Tim > > Rod or Leslie wrote: >> Green Felmet is mention in the Ward book as having been a former >> resident dying in Texas May 8, 1904. He is listed as a veteran of the >> Indian wars and the Civil War. He shows up on the 1850 Gilmer census >> records: >> 32 | 171 171 | Green Felmet | 32 M | >> Farmer NC 33 | 171 171 | Preshues >> Felmet | 25 F | >> NC 34 | 171 171 | Martha Felmet >> | 11 F | >> NC 35 | 171 171 | Doras H Felmet >> | 9 M | >> NC 36 | 171 171 | John Felmet >> | 6 M | >> GA 37 | 171 171 | Sarah Felmet | >> 2 F | >> GA Teague is an old Gilmer name with many descendants still living >> here. >> If you have someone specific I'll see what I can find. >> A pioneer by the name of A.K. Blackwell came in 1834 and was a layer and >> shop owner for a time before he moved to Murray County... it states he >> never married. There is also a mention of a J. W. Blackwell who was a >> teacher but nothing more is said about him. In Ernest Parker's book >> there is mention of two Blackwell sisters Patsy and Cindy who took in >> four orphaned nieces and raised them as family. The nieces were SMITHS. >> This family lived in the same area of Bucktown as the Thompsons did. I >> have several names for Thompsons listed. >> Looking in another of Lawrence Stanley books I have found a John Carter >> listed who fought the Indians with Sevier or it was his son Enoch who >> saved Sevier... not sure the way it is worded. Then Stanley talks about >> a man named Fount(ain) Branch Carter. And then Farish Carter of >> Carter's Quarters... which was an Indian town on the Coosawatee River. >> A Jim Carter who married and Indian woman named Sarah Jane Parker. >> Author states he doesn't know if all these Carters are related. >> I find nothing on the Comptons, or Parhams in any of the books. Leslie >> ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== >> To unsubscribe from this list, send ONLY the word UNSUBSCRIBE to the >> utility address GAGILMER-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM If you are trying to >> unsubscribe from the Digest list, use the same utility address but change >> the -L- to a -D- >> >> ============================== >> New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your >> ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. >> Learn more: >> http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 >> >> >> > > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from this list, send ONLY the word UNSUBSCRIBE to the > utility address GAGILMER-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM If you are trying to > unsubscribe from the Digest list, use the same utility address but change > the -L- to a -D- > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > >

This information is in my database: 1880 Ellijay (Gilmer) GA Federal Census: Sarah A. Felmet, stepdaughter of Francis M. Teague. Born in GA, she was 17 by 01 June 1880 (b. ca 1862). Her mother was Sarah S. Teague. Anita Tim Henry wrote: > Rod/Leslie, > Don't know how much you know but Green Felmet is my GGG > grandfather. Three Felmetsons of Green married three daughters of > Moses Teague from there. I found Moses Teague on Jury lists in the > 1850s on rootsweb. Moses' wife is buried in Leonard Cemetery as is > two of his daughters and two sons in law....along with many of Isaac > Teague's kids. Gilmer County may not know but there is an area of > Fannin/Hunt Counties in Texas(NE of Dallas 75 miles) known as Little > Georgia! Gilmer Co, Ga is mentioned on the headstone of Andrew Jackson > Teague and his wife Samantha in Hogeye(now Celeste) Cemetery. I do > not reckon the books are still in print. If they are then please let > me know how I might obtain them. > I have a copy of an 1850 Census ostensibly in Floyd County with > Green Felmet as well. Green Felmet married Preshus Carter(dau of > Henry and Martha Parham). > Her sister Sarah married a Thompson. Their daughter Nancy married > James Teague, brother of Isaac and Moses. I gather Moses Teague was > a Baptist preacher. Wonder if the minutes of the Mt Zion Baptist > Church mentions him. Anyone know if the Mt Zion BC is still in > operation and who might be the historical contct there? > > Tim > > Rod or Leslie wrote: > >> Green Felmet is mention in the Ward book as having been a former >> resident dying in Texas May 8, 1904. He is listed as a veteran of the >> Indian wars and the Civil War. He shows up on the 1850 Gilmer census >> records: >> 32 | 171 171 | Green Felmet | 32 M | >> Farmer NC 33 | 171 171 | >> Preshues Felmet | 25 F | >> NC 34 | 171 171 | Martha >> Felmet | 11 F | >> NC 35 | 171 171 | Doras H >> Felmet | 9 M | >> NC 36 | 171 171 | John >> Felmet | 6 M | >> GA 37 | 171 171 | Sarah Felmet >> | 2 F | >> GA Teague is an old Gilmer name with many descendants >> still living here. >> If you have someone specific I'll see what I can find. >> >> A pioneer by the name of A.K. Blackwell came in 1834 and was a layer and >> shop owner for a time before he moved to Murray County... it states he >> never married. There is also a mention of a J. W. Blackwell who was a >> teacher but nothing more is said about him. In Ernest Parker's book >> there is mention of two Blackwell sisters Patsy and Cindy who took in >> four orphaned nieces and raised them as family. The nieces were SMITHS. >> This family lived in the same area of Bucktown as the Thompsons did. I >> have several names for Thompsons listed. >> >> Looking in another of Lawrence Stanley books I have found a John Carter >> listed who fought the Indians with Sevier or it was his son Enoch who >> saved Sevier... not sure the way it is worded. Then Stanley talks about >> a man named Fount(ain) Branch Carter. And then Farish Carter of >> Carter's Quarters... which was an Indian town on the Coosawatee River. >> A Jim Carter who married and Indian woman named Sarah Jane Parker. >> Author states he doesn't know if all these Carters are related. >> >> I find nothing on the Comptons, or Parhams in any of the books. >> Leslie >> >> >> >> >> ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== >> To unsubscribe from this list, send ONLY the word UNSUBSCRIBE to the >> utility address GAGILMER-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM If you are trying to >> unsubscribe from the Digest list, use the same utility address but >> change the -L- to a -D- >> >> ============================== >> New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your >> ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. >> Learn more: >> http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 >> >> >> >> > > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from this list, send ONLY the word UNSUBSCRIBE to the > utility address GAGILMER-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM If you are trying to > unsubscribe from the Digest list, use the same utility address but > change the -L- to a -D- > > ============================== > Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. > New content added every business day. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > This e-mail was checked by the TecInfo Content Scanning Service > for potentially harmful content, such as viruses or Spam > For more information, call 800.863.5415 or visit www.tecinfo.net > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > >

Rod/Leslie, Don't know how much you know but Green Felmet is my GGG grandfather. Three Felmetsons of Green married three daughters of Moses Teague from there. I found Moses Teague on Jury lists in the 1850s on rootsweb. Moses' wife is buried in Leonard Cemetery as is two of his daughters and two sons in law....along with many of Isaac Teague's kids. Gilmer County may not know but there is an area of Fannin/Hunt Counties in Texas(NE of Dallas 75 miles) known as Little Georgia! Gilmer Co, Ga is mentioned on the headstone of Andrew Jackson Teague and his wife Samantha in Hogeye(now Celeste) Cemetery. I do not reckon the books are still in print. If they are then please let me know how I might obtain them. I have a copy of an 1850 Census ostensibly in Floyd County with Green Felmet as well. Green Felmet married Preshus Carter(dau of Henry and Martha Parham). Her sister Sarah married a Thompson. Their daughter Nancy married James Teague, brother of Isaac and Moses. I gather Moses Teague was a Baptist preacher. Wonder if the minutes of the Mt Zion Baptist Church mentions him. Anyone know if the Mt Zion BC is still in operation and who might be the historical contct there? Tim Rod or Leslie wrote: > Green Felmet is mention in the Ward book as having been a former > resident dying in Texas May 8, 1904. He is listed as a veteran of the > Indian wars and the Civil War. He shows up on the 1850 Gilmer census > records: > 32 | 171 171 | Green Felmet | 32 M | > Farmer NC > 33 | 171 171 | Preshues Felmet | 25 F | > NC > 34 | 171 171 | Martha Felmet | 11 F | > NC > 35 | 171 171 | Doras H Felmet | 9 M | > NC > 36 | 171 171 | John Felmet | 6 M | > GA > 37 | 171 171 | Sarah Felmet | 2 F | > GA > > Teague is an old Gilmer name with many descendants still living here. > If you have someone specific I'll see what I can find. > > A pioneer by the name of A.K. Blackwell came in 1834 and was a layer and > shop owner for a time before he moved to Murray County... it states he > never married. There is also a mention of a J. W. Blackwell who was a > teacher but nothing more is said about him. In Ernest Parker's book > there is mention of two Blackwell sisters Patsy and Cindy who took in > four orphaned nieces and raised them as family. The nieces were SMITHS. > This family lived in the same area of Bucktown as the Thompsons did. I > have several names for Thompsons listed. > > Looking in another of Lawrence Stanley books I have found a John Carter > listed who fought the Indians with Sevier or it was his son Enoch who > saved Sevier... not sure the way it is worded. Then Stanley talks about > a man named Fount(ain) Branch Carter. And then Farish Carter of > Carter's Quarters... which was an Indian town on the Coosawatee River. > A Jim Carter who married and Indian woman named Sarah Jane Parker. > Author states he doesn't know if all these Carters are related. > > I find nothing on the Comptons, or Parhams in any of the books. > > Leslie > > > > > ==== GAGILMER Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from this list, send ONLY the word UNSUBSCRIBE to the utility address GAGILMER-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM If you are trying to unsubscribe from the Digest list, use the same utility address but change the -L- to a -D- > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 > > >

In a message dated 7/7/2005 8:49:53 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, aeriehollow@ellijay.com writes: The book is out of print. The person who offered the book has offered it apparently before online and doesn't seem to respond to any of the posters who would like the book. This really stinks. I have a partial copy of the book and intend to finish making copies of the pages. I understand that the Gilmer Genealogical Society is negotiating to have the books that Lawrence Stanley wrote republished. If this happens any time soon, I'll announce it on the list. Leslie Glory Hallelujah!! I do hope they do that. I would purchase one right away if they do. Judith Presnell Canant Hendersonville, NC

The book is out of print. The person who offered the book has offered it apparently before online and doesn't seem to respond to any of the posters who would like the book. This really stinks. I have a partial copy of the book and intend to finish making copies of the pages. I understand that the Gilmer Genealogical Society is negotiating to have the books that Lawrence Stanley wrote republished. If this happens any time soon, I'll announce it on the list. Leslie

Does anyone have any information on how to purchase this book? If someone has a copy, does it mention the surname Bevel? Thanks, Scott

Green Felmet is mention in the Ward book as having been a former resident dying in Texas May 8, 1904. He is listed as a veteran of the Indian wars and the Civil War. He shows up on the 1850 Gilmer census records: 32 | 171 171 | Green Felmet | 32 M | Farmer NC 33 | 171 171 | Preshues Felmet | 25 F | NC 34 | 171 171 | Martha Felmet | 11 F | NC 35 | 171 171 | Doras H Felmet | 9 M | NC 36 | 171 171 | John Felmet | 6 M | GA 37 | 171 171 | Sarah Felmet | 2 F | GA Teague is an old Gilmer name with many descendants still living here. If you have someone specific I'll see what I can find. A pioneer by the name of A.K. Blackwell came in 1834 and was a layer and shop owner for a time before he moved to Murray County... it states he never married. There is also a mention of a J. W. Blackwell who was a teacher but nothing more is said about him. In Ernest Parker's book there is mention of two Blackwell sisters Patsy and Cindy who took in four orphaned nieces and raised them as family. The nieces were SMITHS. This family lived in the same area of Bucktown as the Thompsons did. I have several names for Thompsons listed. Looking in another of Lawrence Stanley books I have found a John Carter listed who fought the Indians with Sevier or it was his son Enoch who saved Sevier... not sure the way it is worded. Then Stanley talks about a man named Fount(ain) Branch Carter. And then Farish Carter of Carter's Quarters... which was an Indian town on the Coosawatee River. A Jim Carter who married and Indian woman named Sarah Jane Parker. Author states he doesn't know if all these Carters are related. I find nothing on the Comptons, or Parhams in any of the books. Leslie

Thank you for taking the time for this. I am interested in any information on the Bearden and/or Long families. Thanks again for any information that you might be able to provide. Jeanette

I am very interested in obtaining this book. How do I go about it? Any information appreciated. Jeanette

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Burgess Jenkins Classification: Birth Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Fc.2ADI/1202 Message Board Post: Need look up for birth of Mary Burgess in 1903. Parents Arizona Jewnkins and Henry J. Burgess