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    1. Re: [GAGWINNE-L] Marriage Licenses, etc.
    2. Russell Schexnayder

    3. I believe that Gwinnett county marriage records did survive the years 1864-1871. What names are you looking for and I will check Flannigan's book. >I was at the State Archives (GA) yesterday and thought I had hit "pay dirt" >with old Gwinnett County marriage license records...but, alas, there was a gap >in their records. I found licenses prior to 1864 and after 1871. Of course, >the ones I need are between 1864 and 1871. Do they exist? There was a fire in Gwinnett county in 1871 and many records were lost. Also, are there >records of wills from 1847? 1848? I found them from 1854 forward. Looking at a map of the Original Cherokee county, and then the map of the counties as they are today it appears that Gordon was formed by taking parts of Cass/Bartow, Murray, and Floyd. I believe if you look at the GAGenWeb page it will tell you when a county was formed and from what original counties are territory. >Also, was Gordon Co. part of Bartow/Cass? If so, when? >One questions seems to lead to another! >Rose > > >==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== >Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] > >To Search the Archives for this List: >http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > >

    08/27/1998 09:34:18
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] William Young SWAFFORD in Gwinnett 1874

    3. Swafford: William b 1811-1812 SC married Tersey or Tarsy King Silas Acey b 1852 ??? William Young b 1874 Gwinnett Co, Ga married Julia Ann Snodgrass Looking for any information on any of these. William Young was my great grandfather and so on. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Judy

    08/27/1998 05:47:37
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Marriage Licenses, etc.

    3. Calling All Gwinnetians...Help I was at the State Archives (GA) yesterday and thought I had hit "pay dirt" with old Gwinnett County marriage license records...but, alas, there was a gap in their records. I found licenses prior to 1864 and after 1871. Of course, the ones I need are between 1864 and 1871. Do they exist? Also, are there records of wills from 1847? 1848? I found them from 1854 forward. Also, was Gordon Co. part of Bartow/Cass? If so, when? One questions seems to lead to another! Rose

    08/27/1998 05:13:01
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] RE: The GRIZZLE Family of Gwinnett & other Counties.
    2. Leigh

    3. To All Gwinnett Researchers: Much of the information on the Family Tree site is incorrect with regards to my surnames. I received a long distance call from a representative of Broderbund. I have tried to work with the person responsible for posting the misinformation online at Family Tree, but they aren't cooperating at this time. The surnames affected are: GRIZZLE {and all varied spellings) KILGORE/KILGRO WOOD/S SPIVEY MOON MOORE BROWN BROWNLEE HALL TANNER HOOPER WOODRING BRAND LUNSFORD SMITH ARCHER DODD On the "AJ" GRIZZLE, descendants of; some of the lines are so tangled that sisters are married to sons & brothers. Others have the Lunsfords listed as Smith unknown. We all know that mistakes happen. There is room for lots of error in Genealogy. Many of the senior members of these families are still living. They are in their 80's & 90's. I have years of research on paper. I am still a novice with this computer, so it will take time to get the records corrected. By way of information, Andrew Jackson Grizzle was married to Martha Jane Lee Jackson. His brother Madison Grizzle married Susannah Jackson. The brothers Grizzle wed the sisters Jackson. The parents of Andrew Jackson Grizzle & Madison Grizzle were John & Sally Taylor Grizzle. Many other children were born to John & Sally. Regards, Rachal Leigh Grizzle USGENWEB Tombstone Transcription Project Ancestry & "Walker of Stones." f

    08/23/1998 08:29:11
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Re: Sur Name Timms
    2. Adrianne Hopkins

    3. 12th District #270 WM TIMMS drew a lot in the Cherokee Land Lottery. ============ 1850 Census Gwinnett County GA pg 177, Cates District Oct. 18, 1850 Household # 1295 TIMMS, JOHN 57 MALE SC MECHANIC/FARMER/$500 ANN S. 55 FEMALE SC NATHANIEL M. 21 MALE GA JOHN A. 18 MALE GA JOSEPH W. 16 MALE GA ISAAC 13 MALE GA Household #1296 MAULDIN, JAMES E. 23 MALE SC FARMER FRANCES C. 28 F. GEORGIA WILLIAM T. 2 MALE GA JOHN C. 1 MALE GA MARTHA ANN 1/12 FEMALE GA Household #1305 TIMMS, WILLIAM P.A. 34 MALE SC FARMER $500 NANCY 27 FEMALE SC LABAN H. 3 MALE GA WILLIAM T. 2 MALE GA PUCKET REBECCA 37 FEMALE SC BOARDER Welcome to your family...... -----Original Message----- From: Patricia Buercklin <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, August 22, 1998 7:05 PM Subject: Sur Name Timms >I am looking for information on a Caroline Timms who married James >Ellis Mauldin in Gwinnett Co. Ga. circa 1845. They had five children >all born in Atlanta Ga. I have the James Ellis Mauldin family on the >1860 Census from Jackson Co. but Caroline is not listed. Any info. on >the Timms family would be greatly appreciated.Caroline is my GGGM. >

    08/23/1998 07:33:56
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Fw: Lookup
    2. Adrianne Hopkins

    3. -----Original Message----- From: Adrianne Hopkins <[email protected]> To: Freda Daniel <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, August 23, 1998 9:07 AM Subject: Re: Lookup >Here are some census index records to search. These will give you migration >patterns and you can go to the counties of the GENWEB sites and ask for >lookups. > >If you don't have the breakdowns of these census records go to the Family >TreeMaker site. They have copies of Census forms that you can print and >them match the numbers to the ages in the forms. > >From the 1820 Gwinnett Census I charted the ages for James KILGO so that you >can compare ages. If you would like a copy of the ages chart I can send it >to you. Can you take attachments? Do you use Microsoft Word? > >I hope this helps you. > >Adrianne > > > >================= >Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1790 > >Kilgore, Charles State : SC > County : Pendleton Dist. > Year : 1790 > Page # : 082 > Age ranges in household : 01-02-02-00-00 > >Killgore, Benjami State : SC > County : Laurens Dist. > Year : 1790 > Page # : 075 > Age ranges in household : 04-06-03-00-00 > >Killgore, James State : SC > County : Laurens Dist. > Year : 1790 > Page # : 075 > Age ranges in household : 01-01-02-00-00 > > >================= >I have included the possibilites from 1800 in the CD indexes also. James >could have been in SC in 1810. No Clark county listings.... No KILGO...NO >GA. > >Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1800 > >Kilgore, James State : SC > County : Darlington Dist. > Year : 1800 > Page # : 123 > Age ranges in household : 30011-2301000 > >Kilgore, James State : SC > County : Greenville Dist. > Year : 1800 > Page # : 278 > Age ranges in household : 11010-3101007 > > >========== >I have included the possibilites from 1810 in the CD indexes also. James >could have been in SC in 1810. No Clark county listings.... No KILGO > >Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1810 > >Kelgore, Isaac State : SC > County : Chester Dist. > Year : 1810 > Page # : 280 >Kilgore, Charles State : GA > County : Hancock Co. > Year : 1812 > Page # : 051 >Kilgore, James State : SC > County : Darlington Dist. > Year : 1810 > Page # : 004 >Kilgore, James State : SC > County : Greenville Dist. > Year : 1810 > Page # : 110 >Kilgore, John State : GA > County : Hancock Co. > Year : 1812 > Page # : 051 >Kilgore, John State : GA > County : Lincoln Co. > Year : 1818 > Page # : 088 >Kilgore, Ralph State : GA > County : Lincoln Co. > Year : 1818 > Page # : 084 >Kilgore, William State : GA > County : Hancock Co. > Year : 1812 > Page # : 034 >============================= >1820 > >Not only is James listed on the census but WM also. > >WM's household lists: > >males > >1= 16-26 (he would be born abt. 1794-1804) > >females > >1= 0-10 (her birth range 1810-1820) >1= 16-26 (1794-1804) > >================ > >James appears to have been born before 1777 >wife 1775-1794 > >males >2= 0-10 (1810-1820) >1=10-16 (1804-1810) >1=16-18 (1802-1804) >2=16-26 (1794-1804) > >I find no death date on James. The Kilgore's in these books come from a >later period that the families represented by this census. > >1840 finds a Peter and Thomas but no WA or AW or James. > >==================== >Well, James and William went to Hall county it appears..... > >Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1830 > >Kilgo, Anna State : GA > County : Hall Co. > Year : 1830 > Page # : 070 > >Kilgo, James State : GA > County : Hall Co. > Year : 1830 > Page # : 070 > >Kilgo, William State : GA > County : Hall Co. > Year : 1830 > Page # : 070 >========================= > >1840 Indexes didn't yield much.....James could have died, check Hall, >Forsyth, Walton counties for a death and his descendants. These counties >are close together. > >========================= > >Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850 > >Kelgore, Rolin J. State : GA > County : Coweta Co. > Location : #19th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 325 >Kelgore, William State : GA > County : Walton Co. > Location : 88 Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 030 >Kilcreas, Sarah State : GA > County : Jasper Co. > Location : 46th District > Year : 1850 > Page # : 114 >Kilcrease, J. J. State : GA > County : Marion Co. > Location : 57th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 248 >Kilgoere, Theophilus State : GA > County : De Kalb Co. > Location : Diamonds District > Year : 1850 > Page # : 092 >Kilgore, Betsey A. B. State : GA > County : Coweta Co. > Location : #19th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 302 >Kilgore, David H. State : GA > County : Coweta Co. > Location : #19th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 349 >Kilgore, Francis State : GA > County : Walton Co. > Location : 88 Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 010 >Kilgore, G. W. State : GA > County : Carroll Co. > Location : 11th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 022 >Kilgore, George W. State : GA > County : Campbell Co. > Location : 10th District > Year : 1850 > Page # : 464 >Kilgore, James State : GA > County : Gwinnett Co. > Location : 36th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 208 >Kilgore, James State : GA > County : Lumpkin Co. > Location : Dahlanega District > Year : 1850 > Page # : 103 >Kilgore, James, Sr. State : GA > County : Walton Co. > Location : 88 Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 003 >Kilgore, James M. State : GA > County : Floyd Co. > Location : 30th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 095 >Kilgore, John State : GA > County : Baldwin Co. > Location : Millidyeville > Year : 1850 > Page # : 121 >Kilgore, John State : GA > County : Coweta Co. > Location : #19th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 355 >Kilgore, John State : GA > County : Jasper Co. > Location : 46th District > Year : 1850 > Page # : 132 >Kilgore, John A. State : GA > County : Gwinnett Co. > Location : 36th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 208 >Kilgore, John A. State : GA > County : Meriwether Co. > Location : 59th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 392 >Kilgore, John H. State : GA > County : Walton Co. > Location : 88 Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 005 >Kilgore, John L. State : GA > County : Walton Co. > Location : 88 Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 024 >Kilgore, John M. State : GA > County : Carroll Co. > Location : 11th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 088 >Kilgore, John V. State : GA > County : Pike Co. > Location : 68th District > Year : 1850 > Page # : 132 >Kilgore, L. State : GA > County : Crawford Co. > Location : 20 Th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 399 >Kilgore, L. State : GA > County : Henry Co. > Location : 42nd District > Year : 1850 > Page # : 224 >Kilgore, Matilda State : GA > County : Gwinnett Co. > Location : 36th Subdivision > Year : 1850 > Page # : 154 >Kilgore, Peter State : GA > County : Forsyth Co. > Location : 31st District > Year : 1850 > Page # : 207 >Kilgore, Peter W. State : GA > County : Walton Co. > Location : 88 Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 004 >Kilgore, Robert State : GA > County : Carroll Co. > Location : 11th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 087 >Kilgore, Solomon State : GA > County : Gwinnett Co. > Location : 36th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 208 >Kilgore, Thomas T. State : GA > County : Forsyth Co. > Location : 31st District > Year : 1850 > Page # : 230 >Kilgore, William State : GA > County : De Kalb Co. > Location : Cross Road District > Year : 1850 > Page # : 123 >Kilgore, William State : GA > County : Henry Co. > Location : 42nd District > Year : 1850 > Page # : 225 >Kilgore, William State : GA > County : Troup Co. > Location : 700 District > Year : 1850 > Page # : 145 >Kilgore, Willis State : GA > County : Walton Co. > Location : 88 Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 003 >Kilgore, Willis E. State : GA > County : Walton Co. > Location : 88 Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 008 >Killcrece, Robert State : GA > County : Marion Co. > Location : 57th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 249 >Killesworth, Freeman State : GA > County : Marion Co. > Location : 57th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 269 >Killgord, Margaret State : GA > County : Marion Co. > Location : Buena Vista Dist. > Year : 1850 > Page # : 288 >Killgore, Charles A. State : GA > County : Wilkes Co. > Location : 94th Sub Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 302 >Killgore, Robert State : GA > County : Coweta Co. > Location : #19th Division > Year : 1850 > Page # : 318 > > >Can you find any info on James Kilgo(Kilgore) in Gwinnett Co? He >married>Frances Pearman in Clarke Co and had two sons that I have found: W.A >and>A. W. He is listed on the 1820 census of Gwinnett. That is all I know. > > >

    08/23/1998 07:32:49
    1. RE: [GAGWINNE-L] Census Records
    2. anderson

    3. Thanks so much! 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: tmcinnis [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, August 21, 1998 9:36 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GAGWINNE-L] Census Records Anyone needing US census records should check out http://www.allcensus.com . You can get any census records from 1790 thru 1920 on CD-ROM and thus view them on your own computer and use a graphics program to enlarge or enhanse as needed ==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] To Search the Archives for this List: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

    08/22/1998 01:38:55
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Census Records
    2. tmcinnis

    3. Anyone needing US census records should check out http://www.allcensus.com . You can get any census records from 1790 thru 1920 on CD-ROM and thus view them on your own computer and use a graphics program to enlarge or enhanse as needed

    08/21/1998 08:36:08
    1. Re: [GAGWINNE-L] My Gwinnett Surnames
    2. MR J HOOD

    3. Joey I have several ties to Adam Robinson and have a lot on the Robinsons. They were close to the Hood's and several Hood'd married Robinsons. The Wilsons were decendents of George Wilson Bn Talbot Co MD. He was a Rev war soldier. The Bradford Iremember was Marinda. The Mchugh connection is a mistery. Many of the Hood's disapeared between 1880 and 1900. My grandfather was living a home in 1880 with many Hood's. In 1900 they were all gone except for William who was living with a mchugh Family. He was blacksmith and partner with James ( i believe need to dig out my notes). They were living in Buncombe district of Walton Co Ga at the time. I can Download some info for you. Do you have Family tree maker by any Chance?? Jerry

    08/16/1998 07:28:18
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] My Gwinnett Surnames
    2. MR J HOOD

    3. I have connections with Wilson, Robinson Bradford and Mc Hugh Gwinnett and Walton Counties from 1814 to 1914 Jerry Hood

    08/13/1998 05:46:59
    1. Re: [GAGWINNE-L] My Gwinnett Surnames

    3. To CHFH30A: What are your connections with each of those surnames? First of all, i have tons on the Bradfords, my grandmother was a Bradford. Furthest back i have on the Bradfords is Charles and Nancy Bradford from SC, they had many children. One, Nicholas Bradford, married Elizabeth, and they had Isaac Bradford. Another of Charles and Nancy's sons was named Richard Joshua Bradford and he married Mary F. Kirkland. Richard and Mary had Cynthia Amelia Bradford. Isaac and Cynthia, were first cousins, and they were living in Gwinnett Co. when they married. They had Charles Yarborough Bradford, who married Julia Anne McHugh. Charles and Julia had Luther David Bradford, who married Zillie Harriet Huff. Zillie and Luther had Deline Roana, who is my grandmother. Julia Anne McHugh's parents were James M. McHugh and Nancy J. Hutchins. James's father was Benjamin F. McHugh, and Benjamin's father was Charles McHugh, who came to Gwinnett with his family in the 1820s. I have a lot of information on brothers and sisters of James. I'm a descendant of Adam Robinson, who basically is the forefather for all the Robinsons in Gwinnett Co. I believe i'm desended through William T. Robinson, who married a Bagwell, and they had a son named George G. Robinson, who was a judge in Gwinnett Co. I'm still trying to sort out all the truth in this line cause there are a lot of holes in the research. I recently found out that my Wilson connection might not even be in Gwinnett Co., and more importantly, i don't think i have it at all. Euela, (i've seen her listed as other names as well), i believe lived in Gwinnett or Walton Co., and moved to Alabama, and married a Wilson there. She had some children in Alabama, but then came back to Gwinnett Co. after she left her husband. She still retained the Wilson name instead of her maiden name, and married Alford Iverson Baggett in Gwinnett Co. I'm still trying to sort all this too. So far, i haven't been able to find out her maiden name. What are your connections with these surnames, and i can see if i have them with my information? Maybe this helps you in what you have? Tell me what you have, and thanks for the help! Joey Baggett [email protected]

    08/13/1998 02:33:11
    1. RE: [GAGWINNE-L] County Inception
    2. Anne Bowden

    3. My sole "claim to fame" is that my greatgrandfather, Thomas Jasper CLARK, was an engineer on the General during the War. He just wasn't on duty at the time the train was stolen! I'm sure HE was glad, but it sure has made it more of a problem to find out about him, since info about the others involved with the train have been publicized a lot more. [email protected] http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/3387 > Donna, > I know nothing about Ft McDonald, but Big Shanty was and is in Cobb > county. I think that it where the great train heist took place during the > CW. > For further clarification you might try Cobb county on the USGen Web > Project.

    08/12/1998 03:03:23
    1. Re: [GAGWINNE-L] County Inception

    3. In a message dated 8/12/98 1:46:21 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << dbrand.higgin wrote: Is there anyone out there who can tell me when Cherokee County actually became a county? Specifically I'm trying to find out if Fort McDonald, Big Shanty, Ga. was in Cobb county in April of 1862 >> Cherokee Co. was created in 1831 and Cobb Co. was created in 1832. (From the Handy Book for Genealogists). I have Civil War letters from my GGGrandfather written in 1862 in which he gave his address as Fort McDonald, Big Shanty, Cobb Co. Apparently Fort McDonald was a mustering in location. ClaudineP

    08/12/1998 03:11:26
    1. Re: [GAGWINNE-L] County Inception
    2. Marie Driskell

    3. dbrand.higgin wrote: Is there anyone out there who can tell me when Cherokee County actuallybecame a county? Specifically I'm trying to find out if Fort McDonald, Big Shanty, Ga. was in Cobb county in April of 1862. ====================== I can tell you that it DID NOT exist in 1820. My Georgia State University, Department of Geography, Cartography Laboratory (1973) map of Georgia does not list it as a county in that year.

    08/11/1998 11:31:11
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Martin Family?

    3. My great-great-grandmother was Margaret 'Elizabeth' (Martin). She married the 24th day of March 1839 in Gwinnett County to Benjamin Franklin Hanie. I learned her maiden name and their marriage information from Elizabeth's application for a widow's pension in 1893, for Benjamin's service in the Florida-Indian War. Their marriage was attested to as being performed at the above time and place by, Henry Strickland of Duluth, Georgia and by a Benjamin F. Martin, both stating as being present at the wedding. My Hanie family left Gwinnett before 1850. Martin Researchers can you help? Annette (Haney) Nichols Please Visit Annette's Websites: http://members.tripod.com/~AnnetteN/signature.html

    08/11/1998 09:04:51
    1. Re: [GAGWINNE-L] County Inception
    2. Russell Schexnayder

    3. Donna, I know nothing about Ft McDonald, but Big Shanty was and is in Cobb county. I think that it where the great train heist took place during the CW. For further clarification you might try Cobb county on the USGen Web Project. Janie -----Original Message----- From: dbrand.higgin <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, August 11, 1998 6:39 PM Subject: [GAGWINNE-L] County Inception >Hello, > >Is there anyone out there who can tell me when Cherokee County actually >became a county? Specifically I'm trying to find out if Fort McDonald, Big >Shanty, Ga. was in Cobb county in April of 1862. > >I would appreciate any help that anyone might care to share. > >Thank you > >donna brand higgins >[email protected] > > >==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== >Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] >Gwinnett Co. Historical Society: http://www.adsd.com/ghs/ > >

    08/11/1998 08:44:49
    1. Re: [GAGWINNE-L] County Inception

    3. According to what I know Fort McDonald was in what we know as Kennesaw now, wouldn't that be Cobb County, since that county was there during that era? Please Visit Annette's Websites: http://members.tripod.com/~AnnetteN/signature.html

    08/11/1998 08:20:32
    1. Re: [GAGWINNE-L] County Inception
    2. leita smith campbell

    3. Donna, Thanks for the encouragement, I needed to hear that. I can't help you with when the fort was created , but Cherokee county was created in 1831 from the Cherokee Lands and the counties of Habersham and Hall. Cobb County was created in 1832 from Cherokee Co. This may give us the answer to why R.M.C. gave Big Shanty as Cobb Co. I.m sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Maybe someone else will know. Talk to you later. Lee

    08/11/1998 06:10:17
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] County Inception
    2. dbrand.higgin

    3. Hello, Is there anyone out there who can tell me when Cherokee County actually became a county? Specifically I'm trying to find out if Fort McDonald, Big Shanty, Ga. was in Cobb county in April of 1862. I would appreciate any help that anyone might care to share. Thank you donna brand higgins [email protected]

    08/11/1998 05:32:30
    1. Re: [GAGWINNE-L] WAITERS
    2. MAXINE JARRELL

    3. Elaine Waiters wrote: > > Adrianne, > > Thanks for these clues to the WAITERS family. Does the book give Amanda's > husband's name? Did it give any information about her husband's war > service? (Civil War?) Perhaps if I order the pension papers, it will > provide more information about this family. > > How could I obtain a copy of the full references to these Waiters in the > Gwinnett county books? I'll be glad to pay someone for copying, postage, > etc. > > Thanks again! > > Elaine Waiters > [email protected] > ---------- > > From: Adrianne Hopkins <[email protected]> > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: [GAGWINNE-L] WAITERS > > Date: Wednesday, August 05, 1998 3:45 AM > > > > In one of the books from Gwinnett county Historical Society.... > > > > James & Brazil WAITERS is listed as owning slaves in 1860. > > > > Also, Amanda WAITERS collected pension on her husband's War service. > > > > Also, in Vol. 2 of the History of Gwinnett it shows > > > > Elizabeth J. WAITER pg. 56 > > > > J.J. PG. 101 > > W.B. PG 68 > > > > Who exactly are you looking for? > > > > Adrianne > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Elaine Waiters <[email protected]> > > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > > Date: Wednesday, August 05, 1998 4:19 AM > > Subject: [GAGWINNE-L] Surname: WAITERS > > > > > > >I am researching the WAITERS family who lived in Gwinnet Co. in the > 1800's. > > > I'd appreciate any information and would love to find a family > connection. > > > > > >Elaine Waiters > > >[email protected] > > > > > > > > >==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== > > >Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] > > >Gwinnett Co. Historical Society: http://www.adsd.com/ghs/ > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== > > Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] > > > > ==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== > Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] I would also like to have information on the waters in Gwinnett Co. I have seen part of a family Bible that listed Collins, Taylors and Jarrell in it and was told it was the Waters Bible. I dont know how they connect. The other names are a family from the same county. Maxine

    08/08/1998 02:24:32