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    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Swaffords

    3. Hi, I am new to your mailing list. I am searching for the parents, siblings whatever ? of my great grandfather William Young Swafford, (aka W.Y.) b 1874 in Gwinnett Co. Left Georgia in 1895 and went to Texas and later on to Oklahoma. I believe his father's name was Asa Swafford and that W.Y. had three brothers; Neal, Robert and Ambers. If anyone can fill in some info. I would really appreciate it. Thank you, Judy

    07/11/1998 06:02:37
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] DOUGLAS-MOORE
    2. MRS LYNDA S LUCKENBACH

    3. My line is through Jones DOUGLAS born VA 1779 and his wife Elizabeth TILMAN born SC 1781. They were married in Hancock Co. GA in 1803 and had moved to Gwinnett Co. GA by 1830. My line is through their son Stephen and his wife Elizabeth MOORE who were married in 1842. Elizabeth is the daughter of Abram MOORE and Rebecca HALEY. I would like to make contact with others down these lines. There were brothers of Abram MOORE in Gwinnett Co. for sure. Lynda Luckenbach [email protected]

    07/10/1998 05:40:36
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] TAYLORS-COLLINS-JARRELL
    2. MAXINE JARRELL

    3. Received: from localhost (localhost) by mail.tds.net (8.8.5/8.8.8) with internal id NAA01153; Wed, 8 Jul 1998 13:21:47 -0500 (CDT) Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1998 13:21:47 -0500 (CDT) From: Mail Delivery Subsystem <MAILER-DAEMON> Message-Id: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/report; report-type=delivery-status; boundary="NAA01153.899922107/mail.tds.net" Subject: Returned mail: User unknown Auto-Submitted: auto-generated (failure) X-UIDL: 1caa6a22e1e024ace750dcf263223714 X-Mozilla-Status: 0001 This is a MIME-encapsulated message --NAA01153.899922107/mail.tds.net The original message was received at Wed, 8 Jul 1998 13:21:40 -0500 (CDT) from cealusr0-a05.peop.tds.net [207.0.86.133] ----- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors ----- <[email protected]> ----- Transcript of session follows ----- ... while talking to rootsweb.com.: >>> RCPT To:<[email protected]> <<< 550 <[email protected]>... User unknown 550 <[email protected]>... User unknown --NAA01153.899922107/mail.tds.net Content-Type: message/delivery-status Reporting-MTA: dns; mail.tds.net Received-From-MTA: DNS; cealusr0-a05.peop.tds.net Arrival-Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1998 13:21:40 -0500 (CDT) Final-Recipient: RFC822; [email protected] Action: failed Status: 5.1.1 Remote-MTA: DNS; rootsweb.com Diagnostic-Code: SMTP; 550 <[email protected]>... User unknown Last-Attempt-Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1998 13:21:47 -0500 (CDT) --NAA01153.899922107/mail.tds.net Content-Type: message/rfc822 Return-Path: <[email protected]> Received: from mypc.peop.tds.net.com (cealusr0-a05.peop.tds.net [207.0.86.133]) by mail.tds.net (8.8.5/8.8.8) with SMTP id NAA01143 for <[email protected]>; Wed, 8 Jul 1998 13:21:40 -0500 (CDT) Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Wed, 08 Jul 1998 13:24:38 -0700 From: MAXINE JARRELL <[email protected]> X-Mailer: Mozilla 2.01 (Win95; I) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: [email protected] Subject: Collins, Taylors, Jarrell Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I am interested in all the names listed in the subject line. I have some information on Collins and Taylors to share. Any tidbit of information on the Jarrell, Gerald or fitzgerald that may have been in that area could be a way of breaking that Brick Wall for me. maxine --NAA01153.899922107/mail.tds.net--

    07/08/1998 02:37:17
    1. Re: [GAGWINNE-L] 37 members to date
    2. Wyndell Taylor

    3. At 10:18 AM 07/08/1998 -0000, Adrianne Hopkins wrote: >We're small but growing steadily. I hope each of you will post your >families and sources so that we can help each other. > >I bet you just might find a new relative! Oh... if I only could! <gbg> I have a Wynn line that I believe came into Gwinnett sometime after April 1830 and before 1834. My ancestor George Washington Wynn was born in NC in Apr 1830, and the last of the clan, Clemon Quillian Wynn was born there in 1834. Believe that Nancy Win appearing in the 1840 census is my 3-g-grandmother. And she and the two above mentioned boys appear in 1850. This Wynn line connects with the George Kirk line thru his daughter Nancy Jane. One of her sisters married a Thomas Harris, and one married a Marion Jacobs. Need help on the Kirk line. If anyone knows anything about this line... please help me out. Been bumping a brick wall for a while. <g> Also supposedly a line of Taylors in Gwinnett. Have searched the census line by line for a record of Levy who married a Martha Hay, to no avail. Supposedly Levy's father was named Abraham. Any can help on this one... many will be thankful!! <gbg> Wyndell Taylor > >Listmistress > > > > >==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== >Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] > > >

    07/08/1998 11:51:07
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] 37 members to date
    2. Adrianne Hopkins

    3. We're small but growing steadily. I hope each of you will post your families and sources so that we can help each other. I bet you just might find a new relative! Listmistress

    07/08/1998 04:18:33
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] POWER/POWERS Families
    2. Carolyn P Flowers

    3. Anyone doing any research on any POWER or POWERS families or are connected to any of these families in any way, please email me direct at [email protected] My gg grandfather was Joseph Power born in 1780 in Laurens District, S. C. and first came into Franklin Co., Ga. and finally settling in Cobb Co. Ga. He had brothers Samuel & Thomas and maybe others that also came to Ga. I am interested in anything that you may have and will share what I have. Thanks for any help that you may be able to give me. Carolyn Power Flowers in Villa Rica, Ga. _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

    07/04/1998 04:44:22
    1. Unidentified subject!
    2. Adrianne Hopkins

    3. WELDING LINKS: YANKEE DOODLE GETS LAST LAUGH by Myra Vanderpool Gormley, CG <[email protected]> Yankee Doodle went to town A-riding on a pony Stuck a feather in his hat And called it macaroni. "Yankee Doodle" is perhaps the most popular song from the American Revolution. While several European nations claim ownership of the tune, the song became famous as a march of the American Patriots during the Revolutionary War. The original words of the song are attributed to Dr. Richard Shuckburgh (whose surname is spelled variously), a surgeon on the staff of the British Army. It is claimed that he wrote the verses in 1755, during the French and Indian War, as a joke about the American colonial militiamen's lack of polish and discipline. "Macaroni" was a reference to a fancy-dressing Italian, a style which was widely imitated in England at the time. Thus, by sticking just a feather in his cap and calling himself a "Macaroni" (a dandy), Yankee Doodle was showing himself to be a country bumpkin, which is, of course, how the English regarded the American colonists. However, the American colonists turned the joke around and wrote their own verses. As Britain's General Lord Charles Cornwallis' army marched to surrender to General George Washington on October 19, 1781, it was the American version of "Yankee Doodle" they heard. Happy Independence Day, and here's to our ancestors who made it possible. * * * * * Editor-at-Fault: Julia M. Case Co-Editor-to-Blame: Myra Vanderpool Gormley, CG Extracted from the Missing Links Newsletter

    07/03/1998 08:17:08
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Fw: Gwinnett Co. Historical URL
    2. Adrianne Hopkins

    3. >http://www.adsd.com/ghs/ > >I thought I would send this along to you folks. I thought that there would >be more Gwinnett Co. researchers needing help on their families but I guess >I was wrong. > >If you need help, go ahead and post your query or submit your family group >sheets. > >I have the books on this county and will be glad to help you. > >Cheers! > >Adrianne >Listowner > > >

    07/02/1998 03:47:49
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] BRACEWELL, James 1800-1875
    2. Adrianne Hopkins

    3. this family is in the 1870 Census of Gwinnett in the Lawrenceville Dist. What do you want to know? What information do you have? Adrianne -----Original Message----- From: Jane Turner Strickland <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, June 25, 1998 3:59 PM Subject: [GAGWINNE-L] BRACEWELL, James 1800-1875 >seeking information re James BRACEWELL descendants, his children >were:Epsie, Caroline, Henry H, Sarah, A, Samuel T, Richard W, and my >gggrandmother, Francis E; their mother was Elizabeth. Epsie is buried at >the First Baptist Church of Lilburn. Thank you very much for any help >you might offer. > > > >==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== >Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] >

    06/25/1998 12:05:48
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] BRACEWELL, James 1800-1875
    2. Jane Turner Strickland

    3. seeking information re James BRACEWELL descendants, his children were:Epsie, Caroline, Henry H, Sarah, A, Samuel T, Richard W, and my gggrandmother, Francis E; their mother was Elizabeth. Epsie is buried at the First Baptist Church of Lilburn. Thank you very much for any help you might offer.

    06/25/1998 09:56:21
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Fw: Lookup For TAPP in Gwinnett County Georgia, 1868-1916
    2. Adrianne Hopkins

    3. -----Original Message----- From: Nancy Hendrix <[email protected]> To: Adrianne Hopkins <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, May 28, 1998 1:51 PM Subject: Re: Lookup For TAPP in Gwinnett County Georgia, 1868-1916 >Adrianne, > >That was so quick. Thank you so much. I will look into these, and if >any one matches, I will certainly let you know. It was implied that >my gggrandfather was the son of a Joshua of S.C. I will continue to >check this out. > >Have a great day and thank you for your speedy reply. I will keep you >informed. > >Nancy Tapp hendrix > > > > > >---Adrianne Hopkins <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> From the GA Register Publication: >> >> Patillo TAPP b. 8/4/1841 in Spartanburg, SC d. 9/14/1916 married Susan >> JACKSON TAPP b. 12/25/1851, in Cobb Co. GA, married 10/1/1868 in >Cobb Co.; >> d. 5/14/1916 in Gwinnett Co., GA. >> >> Unfortunately no mention of parents of Patillo in my books. You >need to >> look in Spartanburg, SC in the 1841 Census records to see what >TAPP's are >> there. Also, check land records, probate records, etc.....for clues! >> >> I am sending you a sample of the HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD'S from CD'S that >I have >> but they are not complete. >> >> Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1840 >> >> Tapp, James State : SC >> County : Spartanburg Dist. >> Year : 1840 >> Page # : 113 >> Tapp, James State : SC >> County : Spartanburg Dist. >> Year : 1843 >> Tapp, Joshua State : SC >> County : Spartanburg Dist. >> Year : 1840 >> Page # : 062 >> Tapp, Joshua State : SC >> County : Spartanburg Dist. >> Year : 1843 >> ==================================== >> >> Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850 >> >> Tapp, James State : SC >> County : Spartanburg Dist. >> Location : Spartanburg Twp >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 148 >> Tapp, Joshua State : SC >> County : Spartanburg Dist. >> Location : Spartanburg Twp >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 147 >> Tapp, W. F. State : SC >> County : Spartanburg Dist. >> Location : Spartanburg Twp >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 147 >> ================================= >> >> Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850 >> >> Tapp, Curtis State : GA >> County : Chattooga Co. >> Location : Broom Town Valley >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 349 >> Tapp, Curtis State : GA >> County : Chattooga Co. >> Location : Broom Town Valley >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 353 >> Tapp, Elijah D. State : GA >> County : Forsyth Co. >> Location : 31st District >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 157 >> Tapp, John State : GA >> County : Chattooga Co. >> Location : Broom Town Valley >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 353 >> Tapp, Joshua State : GA >> County : Forsyth Co. >> Location : 31st District >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 223 >> Tapp, Lemuel State : GA >> County : Telfair Co. >> Location : 337th District >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 389 >> Tapp, Melmoth State : GA >> County : Forsyth Co. >> Location : 31st District >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 181 >> Tapp, Robert L. State : GA >> County : Chattooga Co. >> Location : Broom Town Valley >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 343 >> Tapp, W. C. State : GA >> County : Chattooga Co. >> Location : Broom Town Valley >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 343 >> Tapp, William State : GA >> County : Chattooga Co. >> Location : Broom Town Valley >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 343 >> Tapp, Willis State : GA >> County : Chattooga Co. >> Location : Broom Town Valley >> Year : 1850 >> Page # : 352 >> ============================== >> >> Good Luck! I see some possibilities here in the Census records! >> >> Adrianne >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Nancy L. Hendrix <[email protected]> >> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >> Date: Wednesday, May 27, 1998 2:39 PM >> Subject: Lookup For TAPP in Gwinnett County Georgia, 1868-1916 >> >> >> >Adrian, >> > >> >I am trying to find the parents of Patillo TAPP >(9/4/1841-9/14/1893), b. >> >Spartanburg, SC, d. Gwinnett Co. GA. He was married to Susan >JACKSON, >> >(12/25/1851-5/14/1916) b. Cobb Co. GA, d.? (Probably Dekalb Co.). >> >They were my g-g-grandparents and the family cannot determine who >> >Patillo's father & mother were. >> > >> >Thank you in advance, I really appreciate your help. Nancy TAPP >Hendrix >> > >> > >> >> >> >> >> >> > >_________________________________________________________ >DO YOU YAHOO!? >Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com >

    05/28/1998 04:30:25
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Wyndall Taylor
    2. dbrand.higgin

    3. This message is for Wyndall Taylor. Please send your e-mail address. I've tried to reply to the author of your last e-mail and my server won't send it through. Keeps coming back to me. Hoping to hear from you soon. donna [email protected]

    05/28/1998 07:32:55
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] CSA Registered Voters 1912-1913
    2. Adrianne Hopkins

    3. I can do a look up of your ancestor on these lists if they are from the DULUTH, BERKSHIRE, BAY CREEK, CATES Districts ONLY. I don't have the complete listings but you can find your district in: R. Holt's List of 1911 Adrianne

    05/28/1998 06:49:11
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Re: Lookup For TAPP in Gwinnett County Georgia, 1868-1916
    2. Adrianne Hopkins

    3. >From the GA Register Publication: Patillo TAPP b. 8/4/1841 in Spartanburg, SC d. 9/14/1916 married Susan JACKSON TAPP b. 12/25/1851, in Cobb Co. GA, married 10/1/1868 in Cobb Co.; d. 5/14/1916 in Gwinnett Co., GA. Unfortunately no mention of parents of Patillo in my books. You need to look in Spartanburg, SC in the 1841 Census records to see what TAPP's are there. Also, check land records, probate records, etc.....for clues! I am sending you a sample of the HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD'S from CD'S that I have but they are not complete. Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1840 Tapp, James State : SC County : Spartanburg Dist. Year : 1840 Page # : 113 Tapp, James State : SC County : Spartanburg Dist. Year : 1843 Tapp, Joshua State : SC County : Spartanburg Dist. Year : 1840 Page # : 062 Tapp, Joshua State : SC County : Spartanburg Dist. Year : 1843 ==================================== Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850 Tapp, James State : SC County : Spartanburg Dist. Location : Spartanburg Twp Year : 1850 Page # : 148 Tapp, Joshua State : SC County : Spartanburg Dist. Location : Spartanburg Twp Year : 1850 Page # : 147 Tapp, W. F. State : SC County : Spartanburg Dist. Location : Spartanburg Twp Year : 1850 Page # : 147 ================================= Census Index: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850 Tapp, Curtis State : GA County : Chattooga Co. Location : Broom Town Valley Year : 1850 Page # : 349 Tapp, Curtis State : GA County : Chattooga Co. Location : Broom Town Valley Year : 1850 Page # : 353 Tapp, Elijah D. State : GA County : Forsyth Co. Location : 31st District Year : 1850 Page # : 157 Tapp, John State : GA County : Chattooga Co. Location : Broom Town Valley Year : 1850 Page # : 353 Tapp, Joshua State : GA County : Forsyth Co. Location : 31st District Year : 1850 Page # : 223 Tapp, Lemuel State : GA County : Telfair Co. Location : 337th District Year : 1850 Page # : 389 Tapp, Melmoth State : GA County : Forsyth Co. Location : 31st District Year : 1850 Page # : 181 Tapp, Robert L. State : GA County : Chattooga Co. Location : Broom Town Valley Year : 1850 Page # : 343 Tapp, W. C. State : GA County : Chattooga Co. Location : Broom Town Valley Year : 1850 Page # : 343 Tapp, William State : GA County : Chattooga Co. Location : Broom Town Valley Year : 1850 Page # : 343 Tapp, Willis State : GA County : Chattooga Co. Location : Broom Town Valley Year : 1850 Page # : 352 ============================== Good Luck! I see some possibilities here in the Census records! Adrianne -----Original Message----- From: Nancy L. Hendrix <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, May 27, 1998 2:39 PM Subject: Lookup For TAPP in Gwinnett County Georgia, 1868-1916 >Adrian, > >I am trying to find the parents of Patillo TAPP (9/4/1841-9/14/1893), b. >Spartanburg, SC, d. Gwinnett Co. GA. He was married to Susan JACKSON, >(12/25/1851-5/14/1916) b. Cobb Co. GA, d.? (Probably Dekalb Co.). >They were my g-g-grandparents and the family cannot determine who >Patillo's father & mother were. > >Thank you in advance, I really appreciate your help. Nancy TAPP Hendrix > >

    05/28/1998 06:42:53
    1. Re: [GAGWINNE-L] Heritage
    2. Randall W Fields

    3. Hate to disappoint you but Gwinnett County did not exist until 1818. On Wed, 27 May 1998 19:44:12 +0000 "dbrand.higgin" <[email protected]> writes: >I am a descendant of William Warren Brand who moved to the Gwinnette >Co., >Georgia sometime between 1780 and 1790 from Edgecombe Co., N C. The >next >step in my heritage is from his son Jonas Brand, then his son Robert >Mathis >Cleveland Brand, a Civil War veteran, who migrated from Georgia to >Alabama >then to Texas in the late 1800s. I would be interested in talking to >anyone who thinks they may be related to this family. > >Thank you for your response. > >donna brand higgins > > >==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== >Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] > > _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

    05/28/1998 02:58:05
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Brand Family
    2. Adrianne Hopkins

    3. Not long ago I had a request for a lookup from a BRAND family member. The Gwinnett Co. History books are filled with the BRAND family. I know of this family because there is a BRAND Bank in Lawrenceville, GA in Gwinnett Co. and the family is well known in that town. Very interesting. Have you read the material in the Gwinnett Co. Historical Society books? Adrianne -----Original Message----- From: dbrand.higgin <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, May 27, 1998 8:47 PM Subject: [GAGWINNE-L] Heritage >I am a descendant of William Warren Brand who moved to the Gwinnette Co., >Georgia sometime between 1780 and 1790 from Edgecombe Co., N C. The next >step in my heritage is from his son Jonas Brand, then his son Robert Mathis >Cleveland Brand, a Civil War veteran, who migrated from Georgia to Alabama >then to Texas in the late 1800s. I would be interested in talking to >anyone who thinks they may be related to this family. > >Thank you for your response. > >donna brand higgins > > >==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== >Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] >

    05/27/1998 07:42:24
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Heritage
    2. dbrand.higgin

    3. I am a descendant of William Warren Brand who moved to the Gwinnette Co., Georgia sometime between 1780 and 1790 from Edgecombe Co., N C. The next step in my heritage is from his son Jonas Brand, then his son Robert Mathis Cleveland Brand, a Civil War veteran, who migrated from Georgia to Alabama then to Texas in the late 1800s. I would be interested in talking to anyone who thinks they may be related to this family. Thank you for your response. donna brand higgins

    05/27/1998 01:44:12
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Heritage
    2. dbrand.higgin

    3. I am a descendant of William Warren Brand who moved to the Gwinnette Co., Georgia sometime between 1780 and 1790 from Edgecombe Co., N C. The next step in my heritage is from his son Jonas Brand, then his son Robert Mathis Cleveland Brand, a Civil War veteran, who migrated from Georgia to Alabama then to Texas in the late 1800s. I would be interested in talking to anyone who thinks they may be related to this family. Thank you for your response. donna brand higgins

    05/27/1998 01:44:12
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Nathaniel CAMP
    2. Adrianne Hopkins

    3. Oddly enough I didn't find Nathaniel mentioned specifically in any of the Gwinnett Books that I have in my possession except this one. Vol.. 2, History of Gwinnett Co.1818-1960 By Flannigan pg. 32 Hosea Camp's father, Nathaniel CAMP, was in the Battle of King's Mtn. in the month of Sept., 1780, near the North and South Carolina line. He may have fired the fatal shot that killed General Ferguson, the commander of the British army. Nathaniel CAMP picked up from the battle field a conch shell that was used by Ferguson as a horn....... Rev. Hosea CAMP, who lived in the eastern section of Gwinnett Co., he brought this horn with him and gave it to his son, Hosea CAMP, who carefully preserved it as an important historical relic of the Rev. War. Mr.. W.H. Everett, Nathaniel CAMP's granddaughter, who presented it to the DAR where it can now be seen in the museum. That's it! I don't know if this is your Nathaniel but it's a cool story. Adrianne > > >>Hi Rooters, >> Looking for a listing of children of Nathaniel and Winifred Tarpley CAMP. >>Nathaniel was b. 1745 VA and d. Gwinnett Co. GA. He was the son of Thomas >>and Winifred Starling CAMP of VA. Thomas had 24 children, so he has many >>descendants who settled in Walton and Gwinnett counties. >> >> Thanks for your help. >> >>Lynne in the beautiful northeast GA mountains >>Lynne G. Ramsaur >>Rt. 1, Box 1432 >>Clarkesville, GA 30523 >> >> >>==== GAGWINNE Mailing List ==== >>Adrianne Hopkins Listowner - [email protected] >> > >

    05/26/1998 06:09:30
    1. [GAGWINNE-L] Nathaniel CAMP
    2. Lynne Ramsaur

    3. Hi Rooters, Looking for a listing of children of Nathaniel and Winifred Tarpley CAMP. Nathaniel was b. 1745 VA and d. Gwinnett Co. GA. He was the son of Thomas and Winifred Starling CAMP of VA. Thomas had 24 children, so he has many descendants who settled in Walton and Gwinnett counties. Thanks for your help. Lynne in the beautiful northeast GA mountains Lynne G. Ramsaur Rt. 1, Box 1432 Clarkesville, GA 30523

    05/22/1998 08:08:15