Gregg none in 1820 & in 1830 there were: James Plunkett ; Joseph N. Plunkett & Richd. Plunket page 308 Richd. Plunkett 1 male 40-50 2 males 5-10 1 male 0-5 1 female 30-40 1 female 10-15 1 female 0-5 & 1 slave page 316 James Plunket {noted a neighbor of my fam.} 1 male 60-70 1 male 30-40 1 female 50-60 page 317 Joseph N. Plunket 1 male 30-40 1 female 20-30 1 female 0-5 These are from census books by Gwinnett Historical Soc. Annette MY Websites: Including Our Genealogy! http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3897/enter.html

Requesting a census lookup for 1820 or 1830 regarding any Plunkett, if available. Thanks in advance. Gregg -- Greggory E. Davies 120 Ted Price Lane Winnfield, LA 71483 [email protected]

Judy, I have the Gwinnett Co. books & census ,etc. If you need me to check anything on your Swafford's. Did any of yours connect to Bailey name? Annette MY Websites: Including Our Genealogy! http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3897/enter.html

> I will be happy to look for any "body." Send me your look-up requests. > This is FREE service. > I look for PITTARDS anywhere, but of the counties you listed, probably Gwinnett is the only one who has them. Some are in DeKalb, as well. Are you doing the cemeteries not listed in the Gwinnett Cemetery book? That would be a lot of help to us who live so far away. There was a SHEPPARD family cemetery in DeKalb Co. that I managed to dodge poison ivy when I was there 23 years ago. THe family assured me that it had been cleaned up and a fence around it, now, and I'm glad to hear that. Were you able to find the GRIZZLE married to the PITTARD that I wrote you about? Thanks for your help. Anne [email protected] http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/3387

In a message dated 9/2/98 11:23:48 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Did any of yours connect to Bailey name? >> Annette, I haven't seen the Bailey name yet. If you don't mind looking up the census heads of the households are: William Swafford b SC and Tarsy...years 1840, 1850 and 1860 and 1870. If that is too many then 1840 and 1870...Gwinnett Co. I am afraid that the co. may be Bibb for 1840 and 1850. One more if you don't mind: His name was Silas Acey, but he had been found as Acy, Acey and ?? Swafford would you happen to have access to the 1900 Gwinnett Co, Census? Any help whether big or small, is better than none at all. Thanks so much, Judy

Hi everyone, My Swafford Family came from Gwinnett Co, GA. Names I have : William Swafford = ggg grandfather Silas Acey Swafford = gg grandfather William Young Swafford = great grandfather Any info. would be appreciated. I have the names of Silas Acey's and William Young's siblings. Thanks so much, Judy

Rachel: I have been reading your messages with "glee", but until this one I did not see the WARD part! I have been looking for information on my g.g.g.grandma, Vilatta (Viley) WARD! Sure hope we are related (I love your sense of humor)! Vilatta or Violetta married James BOGGS 1806. She was born 1795, and lived possibly around Jackson or Madison counties. The only info I actually have on her is her name and birthdate. I am Tuscarora Indian on my WADE and SNOW sides, probably others, too. Then on my mom's side, some Cherokee or Choctaw. What tribe are you? Hope to hear! Judith in Tahlequah OK, foothills of the Ozarks, far from the homeland of my people [email protected] http://www.parsonstech.com/genealogy/trees/eanderso/judeearl.htm Judith seeks: W-A-D-E, S-N-O-W, B-A-R-N-E-S, B-O-G-G-S Earl seeks: I-C-K-E-S, Y-O-R-K, H-U-G-H-E-S, M-C-C-L-U-N-G, M-A-N-G-U-M -----Original Message----- From: Leigh [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 1998 1:37 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GAGWINNE-L] From one who has no sense, or a cent, but sent this anyway. Hello Adrianne & ALL Gwinnett Researchers: Thank heavens we have a group with a great sense of humor. I haven't properly introduced myself. I am Rachal Leigh WARD GRIZZLE. I have amountain of papers beside me. All hand written. I "walk the stones" every day except Sunday. I will be happy to look for any "body." Send me your look-up requests. This is FREE service. {I said I had no sense} The counties I am doing are: 1. Gwinnett 2. Rockdale 3. Henry After these are finished and on-line, I will be doing: 1.Fulton 2.Cobb 3.Hall 4.Jackson 5.Barrow. 6.Lumpkin {my GRIZZLE's are buried there}. 7.Union {buried here too. I'm selfish!}. I estimate finishing the first 3 by December 1998. Some are in the woods. I have wait for the cold weather to run off the rattlesnakes. Since I'm out of estrogen, I'll be carrying my pistol for the 2 legged snakes that may lurk behind trees and bushes. I ma also taking two big brothers. Love to all of you. Thanks for your nice replies to my "broderbund bank account " message. Rachal Leigh Ward Grizzle USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project "Walker of Stones." Native American ==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] Gwinnett Co. Historical Society: http://www.adsd.com/ghs/ To Search the Archives for this List: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

Rachel, I had the same thing happen in a way. Was emailing someone and gave her info. that I didn't want made public and she posted it for all to see. She was a good sport and removed it. Thanks again, Judy

Leigh, The Piedmont Gen Society (Barrow County and its parent counties) is working on a cemetery book of Barrow county cemeteries. My cousin by marriage, many times removed, Marge Wages of Auburn, is heading up the effort to get the book to print. On Monday she sent me a packet of Barrow Memorial Gardens to input to the computer. Since I read the Gwinnett list I am now familiar with the name GRIZZLE. I have run across a few of them as I type, do you want the info? I work WAGES and BLOUNT from Gwinnett. In fact I collect all Wages. I also collect all GA DOBBS so if you run across any of those names as you walk the stones, please let me know. Janie in Houston TX

Hello Adrianne & ALL Gwinnett Researchers: Thank heavens we have a group with a great sense of humor. I haven't properly introduced myself. I am Rachal Leigh WARD GRIZZLE. I have amountain of papers beside me. All hand written. I "walk the stones" every day except Sunday. I will be happy to look for any "body." Send me your look-up requests. This is FREE service. {I said I had no sense} The counties I am doing are: 1. Gwinnett 2. Rockdale 3. Henry After these are finished and on-line, I will be doing: 1.Fulton 2.Cobb 3.Hall 4.Jackson 5.Barrow. 6.Lumpkin {my GRIZZLE's are buried there}. 7.Union {buried here too. I'm selfish!}. I estimate finishing the first 3 by December 1998. Some are in the woods. I have wait for the cold weather to run off the rattlesnakes. Since I'm out of estrogen, I'll be carrying my pistol for the 2 legged snakes that may lurk behind trees and bushes. I ma also taking two big brothers. Love to all of you. Thanks for your nice replies to my "broderbund bank account " message. Rachal Leigh Ward Grizzle USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project "Walker of Stones." Native American

Adrianne: Thanks so much for your advice! I am going to peek into the genealogy lessons, too! Judith [email protected] http://www.parsonstech.com/genealogy/trees/eanderso/judeearl.htm Judith seeks: W-A-D-E, S-N-O-W, B-A-R-N-E-S, B-O-G-G-S Earl seeks: I-C-K-E-S, Y-O-R-K, H-U-G-H-E-S, M-C-C-L-U-N-G, M-A-N-G-U-M -----Original Message----- From: Adrianne Hopkins [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 02, 1998 8:09 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [GAGWINNE-L] My two cents worth... I find the CD's of family tree's help point you in a direction but you MUST document your line. Please don't take the info. at face value. They are only as good as the researcher. Personally I try to find Primary Documentation on my direct lines. I don't settle for things copied from books or CD's. I use those sources as guidelines but you won't believe the error's I have found in these records. It takes more effort to order documents and records but it's worth it, believe me. The Software Program, Master Genealogist, is excellent and demands that you source your information. I use it for the final entry of documented family records. I use Family Tree Maker to put the info. in from all sources. This way I can keep them apart. Go the the Ancestry Site and get into the Genealogy Lessons area. Boy! did I learn a lot taking those classes. Excellent! http://www.ancestry.com My two cents worth.... Have a great day! Adrianne Adrianne Hopkins P.O. Box 1463 Tucker, Georgia 30085-1463 | | | / <(o o)> Looking for - - - - - - - - - - - - - -o000 - - - - 000o - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Personal Web Pages: Hunsucker: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/8679/index.htm Nuckolls: President of the Nuckolls Society http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/7961/index.htm Hopkins: http://members.tripod.com/~ahopkins/index.htm Cushman/Allerton: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/2032/ KIRBY-KERBY: http://members.tripod.com/~adriannehopkins/index.htm GRIFFITH/WHTLATCH/VANDEFORD/YOST/TAYLOR/PLUMMER KING/HADAWAY/RIKER Families http://members.tripod.com/~keehopkins/index.htm HOPKINS, KIRBY-KERBY, NUCKOLLS, HUNSUCKER, CUSHMAN, RIKER, ALLERTON, SAYER, GEORGIA, NJ, MDGEN, GAGWINNE.....LISTS-OWNER @ RootsWeb ==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] Gwinnett Co. Historical Society: http://www.adsd.com/ghs/ To Search the Archives for this List: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

Hi Rachel, I'm with you, I love FTM. How were you able to contact the person that put in wrong info???? That has happened with my Rev. ancestor John CHAPMAN. It's startling to look & find yourself & not have any idea who has put you there. I checked via one of their phone numbers & was told the contributor preferred to remain anonymous. My main concern was that the info on the Rev. man had been taken from about 3 books, combining 2-3 men. I worked hard to get proof of the correct John & I don't mind sharing, but I would just suggest that everything has to be proven. Anna Lee CHAPMAN ANDERSON Dallas eigh wrote: > Hi Judy: > > I mean no offense to those who use Family Tree for research. I have had a > bad time with it. There are 2 researchers {not blood-line related to my > folks} who have made an awful mess of my ancestor's "Lives." > > One person informed me that I have my grandparent's first & last names > spelled incorrectly. She visited one of my web sites that I posted for > USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project. The message at the bottom of my > page offended her. My motto is :"Share your Ancestors. Don't sell them." > She just happens to be writing a book about my people. I never knew the > woman existed until I received her e-mail message. > > Another lady posted a "merry tangle" on Family Tree. "The descendants of AJ > Grizzell." She is very unhappy with the old-fashioned way we spell our > family name....GRIZZLE. It has many different spellings. The majority of my > direct ancestors chose to spell it as I just wrote it. > > The poor "tree" has mothers married to sons, Lunsfords listed as Smith > "unknown. Several children "aborted" before they each grew up & each had > their 12 kids. My grandmother didn't die at birth. I'm living proof of > that. > > I love this stuff! Genealogy is addictive. I hand -transcribe 1 cemetery > every day. Not for money, but because I love our heritage and want to do > what I can to preserve it for our children. > > I just bet I post this to everybody instead of "reply to Author." I live > the live of Lucy. > > Regards, > Rachal Leigh Ward Grizzle > "Walker of Stones." > > ==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== > Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] > Gwinnett Co. Historical Society: http://www.adsd.com/ghs/

I find the CD's of family tree's help point you in a direction but you MUST document your line. Please don't take the info. at face value. They are only as good as the researcher. Personally I try to find Primary Documentation on my direct lines. I don't settle for things copied from books or CD's. I use those sources as guidelines but you won't believe the error's I have found in these records. It takes more effort to order documents and records but it's worth it, believe me. The Software Program, Master Genealogist, is excellent and demands that you source your information. I use it for the final entry of documented family records. I use Family Tree Maker to put the info. in from all sources. This way I can keep them apart. Go the the Ancestry Site and get into the Genealogy Lessons area. Boy! did I learn a lot taking those classes. Excellent! http://www.ancestry.com My two cents worth.... Have a great day! Adrianne Adrianne Hopkins P.O. Box 1463 Tucker, Georgia 30085-1463 | | | / <(o o)> Looking for - - - - - - - - - - - - - -o000 - - - - 000o - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Personal Web Pages: Hunsucker: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/8679/index.htm Nuckolls: President of the Nuckolls Society http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/7961/index.htm Hopkins: http://members.tripod.com/~ahopkins/index.htm Cushman/Allerton: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/2032/ KIRBY-KERBY: http://members.tripod.com/~adriannehopkins/index.htm GRIFFITH/WHTLATCH/VANDEFORD/YOST/TAYLOR/PLUMMER KING/HADAWAY/RIKER Families http://members.tripod.com/~keehopkins/index.htm HOPKINS, KIRBY-KERBY, NUCKOLLS, HUNSUCKER, CUSHMAN, RIKER, ALLERTON, SAYER, GEORGIA, NJ, MDGEN, GAGWINNE.....LISTS-OWNER @ RootsWeb

Hi Judy: I mean no offense to those who use Family Tree for research. I have had a bad time with it. There are 2 researchers {not blood-line related to my folks} who have made an awful mess of my ancestor's "Lives." One person informed me that I have my grandparent's first & last names spelled incorrectly. She visited one of my web sites that I posted for USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project. The message at the bottom of my page offended her. My motto is :"Share your Ancestors. Don't sell them." She just happens to be writing a book about my people. I never knew the woman existed until I received her e-mail message. Another lady posted a "merry tangle" on Family Tree. "The descendants of AJ Grizzell." She is very unhappy with the old-fashioned way we spell our family name....GRIZZLE. It has many different spellings. The majority of my direct ancestors chose to spell it as I just wrote it. The poor "tree" has mothers married to sons, Lunsfords listed as Smith "unknown. Several children "aborted" before they each grew up & each had their 12 kids. My grandmother didn't die at birth. I'm living proof of that. I love this stuff! Genealogy is addictive. I hand -transcribe 1 cemetery every day. Not for money, but because I love our heritage and want to do what I can to preserve it for our children. I just bet I post this to everybody instead of "reply to Author." I live the live of Lucy. Regards, Rachal Leigh Ward Grizzle "Walker of Stones."

Rachal, So you are saying?? Not to go by what someone has in the Family Tree Maker? I guess you read my second one..it is in NC. Got the Swafford and Lewis name confused. LOL Thanks for the tip, Judy

Hi Judy: I just caught the tail-end of your message. I read the words: Family Tree Maker. Just to pass along a bit of info, a researcher listed many of my ancestors incorrectly there. I am trying to untangle the mess now. I got tickled when I saw your message about "meat camp." Does it have anything to do with old-fashioned campmeeting? Regards, Rachal Leigh Grizzle USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project "Walker of Stones." -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, September 01, 1998 11:03 PM Subject: [GAGWINNE-L] Help this Texan out please..is it Meet Camp or Meat Camp, Gwinnett Co? >I have been putting Meat Camp and I thought at the library it said Meet Camp. >Please help before the Family Tree Maker has the wrong ones. >Thank you very much, > Judy > > >==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== >Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] >Gwinnett Co. Historical Society: http://www.adsd.com/ghs/ > >

Sorry everyone...please forgive me. Thank you, Judy

I have been putting Meat Camp and I thought at the library it said Meet Camp. Please help before the Family Tree Maker has the wrong ones. Thank you very much, Judy

-----Original Message----- From: Leigh <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, August 31, 1998 1:24 AM Subject: Re: The GRIZZLE Family >There is incorrect GRIZZLE information posted at Family Tree a.k.a. >Broderbund. Someone posted "AJ GRIZZLE descendants." > >Andrew Jackson GRIZZLE was married to Martha Jane Jackson. His brother >Madison married Jane's sister, Susannah Jackson. > >Jackson & Madison GRIZZLE's parents were John & Sally Taylor GRIZZLE. > >The Jane Smith "unknown married to J. Luther Grizzle is incorrect. Uncle >Luther was married to Eliza Lunsford 1st. She died young. He then married >her sister, Emily Jane Lunsford. Neither of these girls were named Smith. > >Uncle Luther & Aunt Emily Grizzle had a daughter named Drew Willie Grizzle. >She married Mac Moore. They raised 3 sons who are all pastors of Baptist >Churches in Georgia. > >Dolly Grizzle is listed as married to a Marion Grizzell "unknown." Marion >GRIZZLE was a son of William Reid and Rachel Artminta Ward Grizzle. Dolly >Louise Grizzle was Marion's cousin. > >I have found the GRIZZLE name spelled more than 50 different ways. My family >of GRIZZLE's chose to keep the name the way it is spelled here. Others >spell it various ways. > >I just received an e-mail from a lady who thought I had the wrong middle >name for my great-grandmother. > >For anyone else who may be researching the descendants of John & Sally >Taylor Grizzle: > >One of Andrew Jackson & Martha Jane Jackson Grizzle's son's was named >William Reid Grizzle. He married Rachel Artminta Ward. > >They are my great grandparents. He was called grandpa, she was called mammy. >He was Reid to his friends, she was 'Art" to her friends. Mammy smoked a >pipe. > >Regards, >Rachal Leigh Grizzle >

Mornin' Annette Thanks for the info. Yes, Hamilton remarried after Mary died. He marrie Sara Ivey. I would be happy to share Maffett info with anyone who is looking for it. There is a book on microfilm (3 reels full) at the State of GA Archives called the Moffett Clan. It has more Maffett/Moffett info than anyone needs to know, but is not indexed so very difficult to find precisely what you are looking for.