Gwinnett County GaArchives Church Records.....Carl Baptist Copyright Date 1911 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ann Anderson alabammygrammy@aol.com May 28, 2004, 11:36 am Carl. The Carl Baptist church at Carl, Ga., was organized October 22, 1895. The presbytery was composed of Rev. J. C. Johnson, Rev. J. 'M. Williams, Rev. N. Bailey. The following were the charter members: Dr. E. H. Hale, Annie Hale, Mary Hale, Stellie Hale, G. W. Pitman, Mrs. G. W. Pitman, J. D. Wright, Mrs. M. J. Perry, Minnie Perry, Nina Perry. Rev. J. C. Johnson was elected moderator of the presbytery, and John Jones clerk. The charge was given by Rev. J. M. Williams. On the ninth of the following February, the church met and called Rev. B. F. Elliot as the first pastor. He did not serve but a few months. During his service three came in by letter: Bro. Mossey and wife, Mary Mossey, and D. J. Williams. On Nov. 22, 1896, the church called Rev. J. M. Williams as pastor, and he served for about 12 years up to his death. The church had a steady growth while he served. Rev. G. L. Bagwell then served for one year. The church then called Rev. J. B. Brookshire, the present pastor. The church is now in a prosperous condition. It has a good prayer-meeting and Sunday school of about 75 members. Rev. J. C. Head is superintendent, and R. H. Elrod assistant, and Virgie Sigman secretary. The teachers are W. W. Sigman, Herchel Hutchins, Mary Head and Lillie May Beard. The value of the church property is about $1,500. The following are the present members of the church : Males.- David Johnson, J. C. Lovin, R. E. Lovin, Joe Davis, Walter Brown, Jimmie Brown, Frank Kid, D. T. Hamilton, G. S. Perry, A. L. Adams, E. J. Hutchins, G. W. Giles, J. O. Giles, Rev. J. B. Hudgins, W. H. Lovin, Otto Hutchin, Rev. J. C. Head, Edward Giles, Rev. J. M. Pirkle, R. H. Elrod, K. A. Elrod, R. F. Johnson, Rev. M. K. Hudlow, Rev. J. M. Hudlow, J. T. Tanner, Leonard Tanner, A. R. Wofford, J. H. Wood, J. R. Boss. Females. Fannie Lavin, A. A. Brown, Sarah Davis, Kate Adams, Henry Etta Adams, Dora Daniel, Lena Parks, Ida Parks, Lessie Jordan, Flora Giles, Dora Giles, Janie Cells, Emma Helton, Laura Adams, Anna Hutchins, Pearle Hudgins, Cyntha Hudgins, Lonnie Hudgins, Dora Head, Fern Head, Mary Head, Adaline Giles, Omie Pirkle, Parilee Pirkle, Tallie Johnson, Eve Pirkle, Beulah Cain, Emma Elrod, Ethel Elrod, Myrtie Blakey, Mattit Hamilton, Mollie Wyley, Mrs. J. T. Tanner, Etta Wofford, Mattie Hudlow, Annie Hudlow, Bertie Hudlow, Mattie Sykes, Pearle Lovin, Ila Wood, Nancy Maynard, Lilla Boss. Additional Comments: Extracted from: GWINNETT CHURCHES A COMPLETE HISTORY OF EVERY CHURCH IN GWINNETT COUNTY, GEORGIA, WITH SHORT BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OP ITS MINISTERS BY J. C. FLANIGAN 1911 This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/gafiles/ File size: 3.2 Kb

Gwinnett County GaArchives Church Records.....Suwanee-Town Copyright Date 1911 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ann Anderson alabammygrammy@aol.com May 28, 2004, 11:24 am Suwanee-Town. The records of the church prior to 1886 cannot be found, and the date of the organization is unknown. There appears, however, to have been an organization before the civil war and services were held in a school house. The minutes show that on September 3, 1886, the church was reorganized. Those present were R. W. Rhodes, J. H. Braziel, Mose Martin, C. B. Pool, J. L. R. Barrett. J. L. R. Barrett was the first pastor after the church was reorganized. E. L. Lisk was the next pastor, elected January 23, 1889. Then followed M. D. Hudson, July, 5, 1891; W. J. Wooten, May 29, 1892; B. B. Sargeant, March 8, 1896; Geo. L. Barnwell, January 18, 1902; F. L. Wood, May 16, 1903; G. R. Brown, January, 1905; Jas. T. Eden, March, 1.906; Dr. M. M. Rylee is the present pastor. E. H. Fields is superintendent of the Sunday school; H, W. Rhodes, Jr., secretary: S. T. Hill, Mrs, H. L. Edmondson, Miss Laura Rogers, Miss Lillie Turner, Miss Louise Rhodes, H. E. Wright, teachers. The church has the following members: Mrs. Lillie Rhodes, Mrs. Sallie Rhodes, Lillie West, Luppie Boggs, Francis Burton, Ida Burton, Mrs. M. D. Field, Miss G. M. Field, Miss M. L. Field, M. C. Jay, W. J. Hill, Mrs. N. C. Jay, Mrs. Mollie Hill, Mrs. S. H. Humphrey, Mrs. Mayold Langley, Mrs. Julia Whitlock, Mrs. Dassie Burrell, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Matilda Reese, Mrs. Hallie Teague, Laura Rogers, Villa Rhodes, Maud Stonecipher, Nellie Turner, Lillie Turner, Maggie Rhodes, Louise Rhodes, M. C. Bennett, Mrs. C. C. Stonecipher, Mrs. Carrie Brogdon, Mrs. Walker, Victory Shelnut, Estell Wright, Nola Bennett, Mrs. M. E. Gregg, Parzee King, Katie May Rhodes, Lettie Sudderth, Agnes Buice, Ada Reese, Mae Settles, Nora Mathis, J. S. Bennett, J. L. Rhodes, W. H. Langley, J. H. Pruett, W. P. Reese, Charlie Stonecipher, E. M. Stonecipher, C. N. West, Will Stonecipher, H. W. Rhodes, Jr., Howard Langston, R. W. Moore, F. H. Barker, S. T. Hill, W. G. Green, L. D. King, W. F. Walker, R. E. Shelnut, J. D. West, H. E. Wright, L. K. Rhodes, H. W. Gregg, Wilse Buice, W. H. Reese, E. T. Settles, J. E. Mathis, J. R. DeVore, E. H. Fields, Carlton Powell. Richard Martin, J. D. Reese, Francis Gibson, Arthur Gibson, Mary Buice, Minnie Hill, Miss Annie Lockridge, Mrs. Eula Farmer, H. L. Edmondson, Mrs. H. L. Edmondson, Mrs. Zona Kennedy, Luther Philyaw, Mrs. Luther Phillips, L. M. Gibson, Mrs. L. M. Gibson, Miss Ivy Gibson, M. D. Gibson, Mrs. M. D. Gibson, C. T. Green, Mrs. C. T. Green, Miss Mint Buice, D. V. Wall, W. B. Mitchell, C. E. Hawkins, Mrs. C. E. Hawkins, Mrs. W. G. Green, C. A. Turner, Miss Vassie Reese, Miss Corine Stonecipher, Miss Ora Reese, Miss Ozora Pirkle, H. B. Rhodes, U. G. McCoy, N. S. Pirkle, Mrs. N. S. Pirkle, Pleas Buice, Glenn Jones, S. E. Reese, Mrs. D. E. Reese, Rus Jones, A. H. Braziel, Mrs. A. H. Braziel. Additional Comments: Extracted from: GWINNETT CHURCHES A COMPLETE HISTORY OF EVERY CHURCH IN GWINNETT COUNTY, GEORGIA, WITH SHORT BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OP ITS MINISTERS BY J. C. FLANIGAN 1911 This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/gafiles/ File size: 3.7 Kb

Gwinnett County GaArchives Church Records.....Auburn Baptist Copyright Date 1911 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ann Anderson alabammygrammy@aol.com May 28, 2004, 11:16 am Auburn. The Auburn Baptist church was organized September 22, 1882, near Harmony Grove Academy, two miles from the town of Auburn, and for eleven years remained there under the name of Shady Grove. When constituted the church had the following members: J. N. Bagwell, W. B. Stephens, G. W. Stephens, Mary A. Bagwell, Nancy Bagwell, and L. F. Stephens. The church was moved to Auburn in 1893, and the present building erected. It is worth about $1,000. This church is one of the most important in the county, made so because of the fact that Perry-Rainey Institute, a Baptist institution, is located at Auburn, and most of its students attend the various religious exercises of the church. For a long time Mr. J. S. Blakey was superintendent of the Sunday school, and no school ever had a better one. The present officers of the school are: L. P. Green, superintendent, H. H. Cooper, Jr., assistant superintendent, Mavelle Barnett, secretary. Teachers: Mrs. W. C. Carlton, W. C. Carlton, Mrs. Anna Williams, Lee Stewart, Miss May Miller, Miss Bonnie Mae Sims, Solomon Dowis. The enrollment is 250. Below is given the names of each pastor, the time served and the number added to the church during each pastorate. Rev. J. M. Williams, Oct. 22, 1882, to Oct. 27, 1884; 15 added. Rev. J. W. Davis, Oct. 27, 1884, to Nov. 2, 1885; 7 added. Rev. W. W. Simpson, Nov. 2, 1885, to Oct. 22, 1889, 31 added. Rev. G. L. Bagwell, Oct. 22, 1889, to Oct. 22, 1892; 26 added. Rev. R. S. Watson, Oct. 22, 1892, to Dec. 9, 1893; 10 added. Rev. J. E. Bailey, Dec. 9, 1893, to Oct. 27, 1894; 18 added. Rev. D. S. McCurry, Oct. 22, 1894, to Sept. 7, 1895; 4 added. Rev. H. N. Rainey, Sep. 7, 1895, to Apr. 11, 1896; 2 added. Rev. J. C. Newman, Apr. 11, 1896, to Oct. 6, 1896; 3 added. Rev. R. S. Watson, Oct. 6, 1896, to Oct. 9, 1897; 8 added. Rev. W. H. Strickland, Oct. 9, 1897, to Mar. 12, 1898; 0 added. Rev. G. L. Bagwell, Mar. 12, 1898, to Oct. 3, 1900; 5 added. Rev. J. H. Braziel, Oct. 13, 1900, to Feb. 9, 1902; 1 added. Rev. W. S. Walker, Feb. 9, 1902, to Sept. 21, 1902; 3 added. Rev. J. M. Pirkle, Sept. 21, 1902, to Oct. 8, 1904; 33 added. Rev. E. H. Jennings, Oct. 8, 1904, to Jan. 6. 1907; 28 added. Rev. R. D. DeWeese, Jan. 6, 1907, to Oct. 4, 1908; 75 added. Rev. J. W. Perry, Oct. 4, 1908, to Dec. 5, 1909; 20 added. Rev. W. S. Walker, Mar. 6, 1910, to Jan. 1, 1911; 15 added. Rev. J. B. Brookshire, Jan. 1, 1911. 37 added. The following gentlemen have acted as clerks of the church: J. N. Bagwell, October, 1882, to May, 1883; J. W. Morrison, May, 1883, to May, 1889; G. W. Stephens, May, 1889, to October 1893; J. S. Blakey, October, 1893, to November, 1895; J. A. Bagwell, November, 1895, to October, 1896; A. J. Pool, October, 1896, to the present time. The church has 168 members as follows: Rev. J. W. Montgomery, Rev. G. L. Bagwell, T. A. Fowler, A. J. Pool, J. T. Murphy, W. E. Pool, Rev. W. E. Moore, A. C. Williams, Walker Williams, J. V. Lawson, S. F. Pirkle, B. O. Cosby, Louis, Blakey, Robt. C. Pool, Preston Cain, Hoyt Cain, Lee Stewart, John N. Cain, Charlie Bagwell, D. A. Moon, J. W. B. Dutton, Rev. J. B. Brookshire, H. H. Cooper, Jr., Talmadge Cooper, Henry Cooper, C. A. Hutchens, C. J. Hutchens, Dolphus Moon, W. C. Hutchens, G. W. Stewart, J. M. Ethridge, Grover Maughon, J. W. Meeler, Howard Cannon, E, V. Pool, Loyd Miller, Mack Williams, Wright Cain, Joseph Chesser, Peter Norris, John N. Miller, Vinton Fowler, Albert Morgan, S. S. Wofford, Thomas Wood, Daniel Goodwin, William Kidd, Leslie Kidd, R. H. Pirkle, J. H. Pool, Edwin Johnson, T. O. Kidd, H. D. Miller, Rev. S. P. Higgins, W. C. Carlton, W. H. Maxwell, O. L. Randolph, L. P. Green, J. G. Wood, Emory Jordan, H. R. Williams, Kinyon Harralson, Edward Higgins, Ottly Cain, Felix Cooper, Chester Harvey, Herbert Morgan, Branson Cain, Louis Brown, Joseph Harvey, Gordon Cooper, Rainey Wood, Mercer Pool, Howell Morrison, Carl Tanner, Virgil Sigman, Leon Robarts, Roy Smith, Herbert Giles, Albert Smith, Julius Hulme, Lester Meeks, Carson Williams, Paul Williams, George Hamby, E. C. Montgomery, E. A. Bagwell, N. E. Chamblee, Josie Fowler, Lula Pool, Anna Pirkle, Dora Simpson, Annie Williams, F. E. Chandler, Mary Stewart, Effie Pirkle, Margarett Johnson, Katy Wall, S. L. Hutchens, Lula Cain, Alma Cain, Eunice Bagwell, Pearl Fowler, Lillie Mea Pirkle, Texas Brookshire, Lucy Cooper, B. E. Ellison, Ellen Spruell, Maggie Chamblee, Ville Fowler, Estelle Hutchens, Bertie Pirkle, Emma Bryant, Alma Lanier, Jossie Ethridge, Nancy Maynard, Mary Murphy, Nannie Murphy, L. O. G. Kidd, M. L. Dutton, Willie Chesser, Addie Johnson, Emma Chesser, Lula Miller, Nellie Sims, Lucita Kidd, Florence Dutton, Sallie Bell Dutton, Amanda Chesser, Mamie Williams, Nancy Kidd, Bessie Wilson, Dollie Johnson, Ada Kidd, Chloe Singleton, Rhodie Miller, May Miller, Mrs. J. T. Higgins, Lorena Higgins, Flora Higgins, Minnie Moon, Mrs. W. C. Carlton, Anna Maxwell, Bessie Green, Bertha Lee, Grace Fowler, Lula Chesser, Ruby Bridges, Flora Bullock, Della Harwell, Ruby Jacobs, Montine Williams, Daisy Camp, Eula Carroll, Arrabel Nichols, Zomie Nichols, Mrs. F. M. Jordan, Miriam Wood, Esma Wood, Susie Lou Jennings, Ara Cooper; Addie Smith, Alberta Wood, Lois Bagwell, Essie Williams, Ara Williams, Floy Strickland, Fannie Miller, Susie Cook, Jessie Watkins. Additional Comments: Extracted from: GWINNETT CHURCHES A COMPLETE HISTORY OF EVERY CHURCH IN GWINNETT COUNTY, GEORGIA, WITH SHORT BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OP ITS MINISTERS BY J. C. FLANIGAN 1911 This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/gafiles/ File size: 6.3 Kb

Gwinnett County GaArchives Church Records.....Sugar Hill Copyright Date 1911 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ann Anderson alabammygrammy@aol.com May 28, 2004, 11:01 am Sugar Hill. This church is in Sugar Hill district, near the Chattahoochee river. It was organized July 10, 1886. Those who participated in the organization were T. E. Kennerly and W. W. Blackstock. The latter was moderator of the presbytery, and J. H. Sudderth clerk. The members organized with were E. B. Riden, Jacob Molder, J. H. Sudderth, G. H. Sudderth, Eliza Sudderth, Mae Riden, Francis Garner, Margaret Sudderth, Margaret Molder, S. J. Johnson, Augusta Sudderth, Mary Molder, Margaret Molder. The minutes of the church show that after reading the letters of the applicants for membership, the presbytery declared the church organized in good standing. The church then voted to call itself Sugar Hill Baptist church, and elected J. H. Suddeth church clerk and Rev. T. E. Kennerly pastor. It then appointed the second Sunday and Saturday before in each month for meeting days, and decided to apply to the High Tower Association for membership. Rev. T. E. Kennerly served as pastor in 1886, S. C. Richards in 1887, T. E. Kennerly again in 1888, S. C. Richards again in 1889, W. R. Waters in 1890, W. W. Owen in 1891 and 1892, J. M. Davis in 1893-'94-'95, W. W. Owen in 1896, J. S. Settle in 1897-'98, L. H. Burgis in 1899-1900-'01-'02, J. E. Kennerly in 1903-'04, W. W. Owen in 1905-'06, S. A. Bales in 1907-'08, J. R. DeLong in 1909-'10-'11. The last mentioned is the present pastor. J. H. Suddeth served as the church's clerk from 1886 to 1902. J. A. P. Titshaw was clerk in 1903-'04-'05; Emanuel Page in 1906; R. M. Bennett in 1907; C. L. Hunt in 1908; J. M. Johnson, the present clerk, has been serving in that capacity since 1909. The deacons have been J. H. Suddeth, R. M. Bennett, B. M. Garner, A. B. Terry, W. R. Hunt, J. A. P. Titshaw, Joseph Housch and W. W. White. The four last mentioned are the present deacons. The list of members follows: Eva Hayens, Thursday J. Higgins, Lida Housch, Myrtly Housch, Ora Housch, Aby Chatham, Ethel Fields, D. Molder, Earley J. Higgins, Charley L. Suddeth, J. C. Venable, J. V. Baley, Henry Mathews, W. W. White, J. D. Benefield, Bascomb L. Benefield, Barton White, Deacon; J. M. Thomas, T. H. Housch, T. M. Barker, Berley Moulder, J. J. Duran, J. E. Roberson, Martin Terry, Miles Luallen, J. H. Mathews, E. J. Higgins, Croel Browning, S. I. Johnson, Minnie E. Johnson, Mary Johnson, V. E. Johnson, B. B. Brown, M. A. Dodd, Mary P. Kenedy, H. J. Kenedy, M. A. Kenedy, Mollie Kenedy, E. B. Riden, J. M. Johnson, J. J. Baley, W. W. Owen, T. B. Garner, Tabner Roberts, J. H. Brown, A. J. White, J. A. Housch, J. T. Benefield, William J. West, S. S. Titshaw, William W. White, J. A. P. Titshaw, Deacon, William Duran, H. A. White, Jessey Bennett, J. M. Davis, Henry Higgins, W. R. Hunt, deacon, C. L. Hunt, Joseph Housch, T. H. Housch, I. C. Housch, Rob. Housch, Youel Housch, Jack Chatham, M. E. Housch, M. M. Housch, Nancy E. Housch, Francis C. Higgins, B. Higigans, Mary E. Hunt, Minnie Hunt, Annie M. Higgins, Etta Higgins, Rebecca Hany, Drucy Higgins, Mrs. Miles Luallen, Eliza Suddeth, Mae Riden, F. M. Garner, Margaret D. Smith, Mary L. Moulder, Mary E. Moulder, Frances E. Peppers, Nancy J. Baley, Permelia C. Benefield, Nellia Davis, Jane Baley, Francis E. Roberds, Lora White, Mary E. Chatham, Mary P. Kenedy, R. E. Benefield, M. M. Houch, Sary Pitmore, Adline Brown, Julie White, Martha J. Tullis, Missouri Johnson, Juley Bennett, M. J. Riden, N. A. Bennett, Clara Z. Benefield, Millie J. White, Sis West, Etta Higgins, H. J. Kenedy, M. A. Kenedy, Nancy E. Houch, Arminda J. Molder, Adline Titshaw, Annie E. Stone, C. S. Watts, Litha White, Rilla Tumlin, Francis C. Higgins, Edany E. Veneble, Indiana B. Higgins, Sula White, M. J. Duran, Prescovy Simpson, Elizabeth Duran, D. B. Brewer, P. E. White, L. E. White, Latiacra M. Bennett, Elzora White, Cassie Neese, Nebrasky White, Martha Owen, Eunie M. Bennett, Maud White, Lontha O. Brown, Eliza Garner, Maxey C. Brown, Mary M. Brown, Odessie Mooney, Malley Kenedy, Maggie Fields, Thursday J. Higgins, Rebecca J. Haney, Drucia Higgins, Dellar Dodd, Eva Haynes, Mary Thomas, Minnie Barker, Jane Peppers, Zeffer Fields, Ides Mathuse, Miss Miles Luallin, Miss L. C. Davis, Miss Lena Davis, Miss Jewel Davis, Mrs. Augusta Roberson, Miss Lillas Roberson, Nancey Mathews, Juley Fields, Safrona Westbrooks, I. M. Parks, A. F. Payne, W. J. Baley, M. Barker, Latia M. Bennett, Eunia M. Bennett, T. E. Roberson, T. A. Kimbro, Julia Kimbro, William Kimbro, Annie Kimbro, Mary Thomas, J. A. Blackstock, W. E. Terry, Minnie Terry, N. C. Howingtion, J. H. Bennett, Juley Bennett, T. M. Vandiver, Ida Vandiver, Euline Key, H. J. Dispain, J. C. Lawrence, H. B. Johnson, J. A. Moore, D. O. Housch, G. W. Key, C. E. Roberson, B. E. Benefield. M. I. Wesbrooks, V. E. Housch, D. M. Housch, Sallie Blackstock. Additional Comments: Extracted from: GWINNETT CHURCHES A COMPLETE HISTORY OF EVERY CHURCH IN GWINNETT COUNTY, GEORGIA, WITH SHORT BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OP ITS MINISTERS BY J. C. FLANIGAN 1911 This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/gafiles/ File size: 5.8 Kb

Gwinnett County GaArchives Photo place.....Buford Church 1911 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ann Anderson alabammygrammy@aol.com May 28, 2004, 10:48 am Source: Gwinnett Churches by J. C. Flanigan Photo can be seen at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gwinnett/photos/gph421bufordch.jpg Image file size: 120.1 Kb See History of Buford Church This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/gafiles/ File size: 0.7 Kb

Gwinnett County GaArchives Photo place.....Sugar Hill Church 1911 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ann Anderson alabammygrammy@aol.com May 28, 2004, 10:47 am Source: Gwinnett Churches by J. C. Flanigan Photo can be seen at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gwinnett/photos/gph420sugarhil.jpg Image file size: 203.8 Kb See History of Sugar Hill Church This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/gafiles/ File size: 0.7 Kb

Gwinnett County GaArchives Church Records.....Duluth Copyright Date 1911 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ann Anderson alabammygrammy@aol.com May 28, 2004, 10:38 am Duluth. This church is situated in the thriving little town of Duluth and its organization dates from February 13, 1886. At its organization there were 15 members, viz.: J. C. New, Emory Flowers, Thomas D. Gorman, E. M. Pittard, J. M. McKenney, Ansel Morgan, J. L. Vaughn, Julia A. New, Sarah Maddox, Lou Scoggins, Agnes Pittard, Sarah McKenney, Amanda E. Gorman, Henrietta Vaughn, Julia Flowers. Rev. D. S. McCurry, moderator, N. F. Cooledge, clerk, Rev. Albert Ellis, Rev. J. N. Tribble, Rev. W. J. Pirkle, and E. J. McDaniel comprised the presbytery on this occasion. The first building was erected in 1886, and cost about $500; the present church was built in 1907 and is valued at $1,200. The church has a good Sunday school with an enrollment of 107. J. Heard Summerour is superintendent, Mack Pittard assistant superintendent, Pearl Gresham secretary and treasurer, and Solomon Dowis, W. C. Dowis, Mrs. C. W. Summerour, Mrs. Martha Pittard, Mrs. Kate Bennett, and Miss Susie Summerour teachers. The pastors of the church from 1886 to 1911 follow: Rev. D. S. McCurry served from Feb., 1886, to Sept., 1889. Rev. T. E. Kenerly served from Dec., 1889, to Dec., 1890. Rev. J. D. Harris server from Jan., 1891, to Dec., 1892. Rev. J. P. McConnell served from Tan., 1893, to Dec. 1893. Rev. J. E. Kenerly served from Apr., 1894, to Nov. 1894. Rev. A.H. Holland served from Dec., 1894, to Dec. 1896. Rev. J. E. Kenerly served one month, in 1897. Rev. T. T. Twitty served from Sept., 1897, to Nov., 1900. Rev. J. J. Beck served from Jan., 1901, to Dec., 1901. Rev. B. B. Sargent served from Dec., 1901, to Aug., 1904. Rev. J. J. Bell served from Oct., 1904, to Dec., 1906. Rev. R. B. Seals served from Apr., 1907, to Dec., 1908. Rev. J. A. Smith served from Dec., 1908, to Oct., 1909. Rev. J. P. McConnell began to serve the church March, 1910, and is now serving, in July, 1911. Clerks of the church from 1886 to 1911: J. W. McKinney served from February, 1886, to June, 1891. E. M. Pittard served from June, 1891, to Aug., 1893. H. Mathis served from Aug., 1893, to July, 1906. E. G. Ware served from Aug., 1906, to Sept., 1909. Resigned. E. H. Fields served from Oct., 1909, to Nov., 1910. Mack Pittard is present clerk. Elected Dec., 1910. The names of the members of church are given: J. W. Andrews, C. A. Addams, Aquilla Bruce, John Bowlin, D. E. Bennett, Bird Christopher, Paul Cain, W. A. Collins, N. C. Collier, J. W. Collier, L. C. Davenport, W. C. Dowis, Solomon Dowis, Victor Dowis, Fredie Dowis, Herbert Dowis, G. N. Herrington, Willie Herrington, Oliver Herrington, William Hay, W. F. Harvey, Thomas Holbrooks, J. M. Hyman, D. L. Jett, C. G. Mathis, O. (Kit) McGee, James Miller, Bob New, C. H. Pittard, Mack Pittard, Hershal Pittard, Elijah Pittard, Charlie Pittard, C. W. Summerour, J. Heard Summerour, Harrison Summerour, W. R. Settles, L. A. Tuggle, E. G. Ware, Bertram Welch. FEMALES. Anna Addams, C. A. Adams, Grace Burnett, Isabella Bruce, Saphron Baker, Fannie Brogdon, Flonnie Cole, W. C. Cole, N. C. Collier, J. W. Collier, Mittie Davenport, W. C. Dowis, C. B. Dowis, Ella Fowler, Lizzie Fowler, More Fowler, C. Garmon, P. M. Hopkins, S. J. Holbrooks, J. A. Holbrooks, M. A. Holbrooks, Anna Hudgens, Lucy Hudggens, Vina Herington, O. Herrington, J. M. Hyman, Lizzie Hamah, Ella Jett, Lucinda Leach, Bettie Jinks, Margaret Miller, Lou Miller, M. A. New, Etta New, Nancy Pittard, Lena Pittard, Mary Pittard, Emma Pittard, Willie Cane, Julia Rider, C. W. Summerour, Susie Summerour Ruth Summerour, Nellie Summerour, W. R. Settles, Ruth Settles, L. A. Tuggle, Maud Taylor, R. R. Yarbrough. Additional Comments: Extracted from: GWINNETT CHURCHES A COMPLETE HISTORY OF EVERY CHURCH IN GWINNETT COUNTY, GEORGIA, WITH SHORT BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OP ITS MINISTERS BY J. C. FLANIGAN 1911 This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/gafiles/ File size: 4.5 Kb

Gwinnett County GaArchives Church Records.....Norcross Copyright Date 1911 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ann Anderson alabammygrammy@aol.com May 28, 2004, 10:28 am Norcross. This church was constituted in 1872 with the following members: Wm. Davis, Mrs. Wm. Davis, J. J. Thrasher, Mrs. J. J. Thrasher, J. A. Jackson, Mrs. J. A. Jackson, Miss Jackson, G. Rakestraw, Mrs. G. Rakestraw, Major James and wife, David Thrasher, Mrs. David Thrasher, J. P. Simmons, Mrs. J. P. Simmons, Misses Simmons. N. M. Davis was the first pastor. Other pastors are: D. M. Bran, W. J. Wooten, H. R. Bernard, D. S. McC. Currey, A. J. Goss, T. T. Twitty, R. D. DeWesse, E. H. Jennings, B. W. J. Graham, the latter being the present pastor. A handsome church building was erected some years ago. The church has a live Sunday school in addition to other societies, all of which are doing much for the great cause they are intended to promote. August 1, 1911, there were 170 members, as follows: G. S. Adams, J. A. Adams, B. P. Boyce, Robert Burnette, Archie Burnette, Bin Bolton, 0. L. Barnwell, M. B. Boyce (Deacon), Joe Burchel, Rev. B. F. Clement, John D. Cain, J. H. Christian, E. H. Dean, Otis Elrod, B. K. Fairman, J. H. Greer, P. L. Greer, C. H. Greer, L. M. Garrett, J. J. Humphries, Thos. Humphries, A. A. Johnson (Deacon), R. L. Johnson, D. L. Jordan, Sidney Johnson, W. J. Kinnett (Deacon), Fred Kinnett, Cliff Kinnett, Dan Kinnett, Fitshue Kinnett, T. S. Kinnett, Bob Kimbro, J. S. Langford, L. H. Letson (Deacon), W. B. Lamb, A. A. Martin (Deacon), C. A. McDaniel, C. A. McKinney (licensed minister), J. L. Mills (licensed minister), Pearl Moore, Horace Martin, Malcolm Moore, T. D. McDaniel, Tommie McDaniel, S. A. Martin, W. C. Pitman, J. R. Pinkston, Fred Rainey, J. E. Robinson, W. H. H. Rogers, Russell Reneau, Charley Reneau, George Sholar, W. N. Swansey, E. C. Settle (Deacon), Paul Settle, E. C. Settle, Jr., O. W. Settle, Ben Swansey, Ollie Simpson, Frank Simpson, Rev. T. T. Twitty, Hugh Twitty, Ira Terrell, W. N. Wooten, A. H. Wingo (Deacon), Lea Wingo, Ivie Wingo, J. B. Ware, R. E. Warbington, J. R. Waits, Miss Nellie Arnett, Mrs. G. S. Adams, Mrs. J. A. Adams, Mrs. Sarah Brand, Mrs. Hattie Boyce, Mrs. Viola Brannan, Mrs. Dula Barnwell, Mrs. Dora Brooks, Miss Saleta Clement, Mrs. Maggie Cain, Mrs. Eunice Crim, Miss Annabell Cain, Miss Ethel Cain, Mrs. M. E. Chamblee, Mrs. Tinie Dodgen, Mrs. Marien Deen, Mrs. Lillie Dogden, Miss Lou Dempsey, Miss Hattie Dempsey, Miss Della Ellis, Mrs. L. Ellis, Mrs. B. K. Fairman, Mrs. Ellen Greer, Mrs. Claira Greer, Miss Zelmer Gresham, Mrs. Rober Greer, Mrs. Jeppie Greer, Mrs. Lizzie Garrett, Mrs. Charles Greer, Mrs. L. P. Greer, Mrs. Mollie Gadis, Mrs. Mollie Haslett, Mrs. Addie Humphries, Miss Jessie Humphries, Miss Annie Humphries, Miss. Irene Haws, Mrs. Lila Halcomb, Miss Essie Hancock, Miss W. P. Ingram, Miss M. L. Johnson, Mrs. Lela Jordan, Mrs. Ida Kimbro, Mrs. W. J. Kinnett, Miss Maggie Kimble, Mrs. Mamie Letson, Mrs. Ann Langford, Miss Alice Langford, Mrs. Marietta Lamb, Mrs. Cora Lipsy, Mrs. C. E. McKinney, Mrs. Maud Martin, Mrs. Dixie McDaniel, Mrs. M. A. Mills, Mrs. Gertrude B. Maulding, Mrs. Lillian Kinnett, Mrs. Angie Moore, Mrs. D. Peples McDaniel, Mrs. Mary Mangrum, Miss May Mangrum, Miss Gussie McDaniel, Mrs. Ruby Murrell, Mrs. S. A. Martin, Mrs. Clara Nash, Mrs. Cassie New, Mrs. Sallie Pinington, Mrs. George Pass, Mrs. Sarah Rakestraw, Miss Mollie Rakestraw, Miss Nora Rainey, Miss Lou Reneau, Miss May Reneau, Mrs. Urianah Rogers, Miss Lithonia Rogers, Miss. Verona Rogers, Mrs. Mattie Simpson, Miss Ethell Simpson, Miss Sady Simpson, Mrs. D. L. Settle, Miss Corinne Settle, Mrs. Jewel Settle, Miss Mattie Singleton, Miss Dessie Singleton, Mrs. S. P. Tapp, Miss Jessie Twitty, Miss Floy Twitty, Miss Mary Twitty, Mrs. T. T. Twitty, Mrs. W. J. Terrell, Mrs. Letha Terrell, Miss May Terrell, Mrs. Sallie Wooten, Miss M. I. Wooten, Miss Maybell Wootten, Mrs. Kate M. Webb, Miss Annie Wingo, Mrs. Lula Wingo, Miss Ruth V. Wingo, Mrs. Mary Ware, Mrs. R. E. Worthington. Additional Comments: Extracted from: GWINNETT CHURCHES A COMPLETE HISTORY OP EVERY CHURCH IN GWINNETT COUNTY, GEORGIA, WITH SHORT BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OP ITS MINISTERS BY J. C. FLANIGAN 1911 This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/gafiles/ File size: 4.8 Kb

Gwinnett County GaArchives Church Records.....Lawrenceville Copyright Date 1911 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ann Anderson alabammygrammy@aol.com and Buford May 28, 2004, 5:06 am Buford. A. H. Coplin, W. J. Pirkle and D. J. Maddox, acting as a presbytery, organized the Buford Baptist Church June 14, 1873. A. H. Coplin delivered a sermon on this occasion, after which the presbytery was organized, with W. J. Pirkle as moderator, and W. B. Haygood as clerk. W. B. Haygood, Mrs. W. B. Haygood, Stephen Terry, Mrs. V. A. Terry, W. R. Chamblee, Mrs. Mary Chamblee, W. T. Hendrix, Mrs. L. V. Hendrix, Wm. Cain, Mrs. Nancy Cain, Mary Cheek, M. A. Kennedy, D. J. Bennett, Mrs. Sarah Bennett, applied for membership and were received. During the same year, a house of worship was erected, which was used until 1909, when a new brick church was built. This property is valued at $6,000. D. J. Maddox was chosen the first pastor and served through the remainder of the year. T. E. Kennerly was the second pastor, and in their order came D. S. McCurry, J. L. R. Barrett, W. C. Wilkes, E. L. Sisk, W. J. Wooten, J. W. Butts, D. W. Guinn, T. T. Twitty, C. A. Brown and T. T. Twitty. Mr. Twitty is the present pastor, and has served as such for thirteen years. The success of his ministry at this church is shown in part in a remarkable revival held in July of this year, when 94 were added to the church. The Sunday school has an enrollment of 220. N. G. Deaton is the superintendent; A. J. Street, assistant, and L. A. Wilbanks, Y. K. Light, Robt. Lawson, J. T. Rowe, Mrs. R. H. Allen, Mrs. A. H. Johnson, Mrs. Gertrude Brogdon, Miss Fostelle Thornton, teachers. This church has preaching twice a month, and pays its pastor $450. It contributes liberally to all denominational institutions, and is a live, progressive and growing church. The list of members follows: W. S. Hannah, H. W. Hunt, W. D. Hamilton, Harrison Holcomb, Allen Head, Orien Hays, Early Hays, A. S. Johnson, M. M. Kemp, Early Kemp, Sherly Kemp, Will Knight, Scion Lawson, D. A. L,ilse, Robt. Lawson, Y. K. Light, T. E. Lawson, Charlie Loggins, S. E. Mabry, Claud Maffett, J. H. McDonald, H. F. Nix, Charlie Overby, Everett O'Kelly, John Overby, J. G. Power, C. G. Power, W. W. Power, A. J. Pirkle, J. B. Payne, Carl Pruett, Claud Pirkle, J. J. Porter, Artist Pruett, Clyde Power, Belva Power, Paul Pelock, W. J. Rowe, Fletcher Rylee, Elmer Allen, G. L. Brogdon, W. B. Brogdon, O. M. Bennett, N. W. Buice, M. E. Brogdon, Melvin Blankenship, N. J. Buice, M. D. Buice, V. M. Beard, S. W. Cook, Jack Cland, J. S. Cheek, Loyd Cain, Hoyt Cain, W. W. Crow, Roe Cheitham, Emory Cheitham, Clyde Cox, J. T. Daniel, N. G. Deaton, J. M. Deaton, Gastrell Deaton, Rosco Dobson, Belver Davis, M. C. Duncan, Biney Davis, H. L. Edmonson, Byrd Edwards, Henry Edwards, Earnest Edwards, John Fisher, Mose Green, A. T. Green, Garling Green, A. T. Hays, L. A. Hardman, R. E. Haslet, Arthur Harrington, Erskin Rowe, Gladstone Rowe, T. C. Shadburn, Roe Sears, G. C. Sweeney, J. C. Satterfield, W. H. Shadburn, Estern Shadburn, W. N. Shadburn, W. L. Shadburn, G. H. Sudderth, Joe Sudderth, Hardy Strickland, R. W. Shadburn, Webster Stone, A. J. Street, Earnest Sudderth, J. W. Tidwell, Elmer Turner, A. W. Tullis, A. E. Thomas, J. V. Tapp, A. C. Whiting, L. A. Wilbanks, E. A. Wilbanks, C. I. White, S. W. Webb, J. W. Whitmire, G. C. Waldrup, W. B. Waldrup, Tom Sudderth, Mrs. R. H. Allen, Effie Ash, Dora Brogdon, Gertrude Brogdon, Myrtle Lee Power, Alice Buice, Mrs. Joshua Brown, Mrs. O. M. Bennett, Mrs. Allen Bradberry, Mrs. R. C. Bracewell, Mrs. N. J. Buice, Mrs. V. M. Beard, Mary E. Claud, Mrs. S. W. Cooke, Martha A. Cook, Mrs. J. S. Cheek, Estelle Cheek, Mary Crowford, Mrs. Emory Chattham, Mrs. J. W. Cain, Emiline Cain, Myrtle Cain, Eunice Cain, Lizzie Contrell, Mrs. W. W. Crow, Josie Cheatham, Lou Cantrell, Effie Cook, Sarah Daiel, Mrs. N. G. Deaton, Mrs. J. M. Deaton, Mattie Deaton, Mary Dowdy, Mrs. W. R. Davis, Mrs. W. C. Drake, Anna Duncan, Mrs. J. F. Duran, Mrs. Phoeba Edmondson, Mrs. H. L. Edmondson, Hattie Greer, Mrs. A. T. Green, Mrs. L. V. Hendrix, Mrs. J. A. Hendrix, Lula Haney, Birdie Hannah, Mrs. W. A. Hope, Mrs. H. E. Hays, Gertrude Sewall, Bennett Holcomb, Pearl Hutchins, Flora Humphrey, Mrs. R. E. Haslett, Maud Hannah, Mrs. J. M.Harrington, Delphia Hays, Jessie Holcomb, Eula Johnson, Clara Johnson, Mrs. A. S. Johnson, Permelia Kirby, Lou Kemp, Mrs. S. A. Liles, Mrs. Robt. Lawson, Morina Loggins, Ines Loggins, Mary Light, Mrs. Jane Mitchell, Mrs. S. E. Mabry, Anna Martin, Mrs. C. C. Manly, Ora McKinney, Mrs. H. F. Nix, Katie Nix, Rausie Wilson, Mrs. Jake Orr, Florence Payne, Mrs. Martha Pirkle, Mrs. M. L. Payne, Rebecca Pruett, Lucy Pruett, Mrs. L. T. Perry, Ida May O'Kelly, Mrs. J. G. Porter, Eunice Pilgrim, Mrs. W. A. Pirkle, Mrs. L. S. Pirkle, Anna Pelock, Lillie Pelock, Mrs. W. J. Rowe, Mrs. W. H. Rowe, Mrs. J. T. Rowe, Mrs. J. A. Rylee, Winnie Davis Rowe, Mrs. J. S. Robinson, Hattie Roberts, Birdie Stringer, Mrs. Joe Shadburn, Mrs. W. N. Shadburn, Mrs. G. H. Sudderth, Nora Strickland, Mrs. W. R. Strickland; Kate Sears, Mrs. Geo. E. Smith, Mrs. G. C. Sweeney, Mrs. W. L. Shadburn, Anna Sikes, Lula Strickland, Ella Sudderth, Mrs. G. M. Tuggle, Mrs. J. V. Tapp, Mrs. J. E. Thomas, Mrs. E. W. Tullis, Maud Taylor, Mrs. A. E. Thomas, Mrs. Geo. T. Tyson, Ruby Tullis, Mrs. E. W. Worsdell, Mrs. W. W. Wilson, Lou Whiting, Mrs. C. T. White, Mrs. L. A. Wilbanks, Mrs. S. W. Webb, Alla White, Emma Wilson, Jesse Wilson, Mrs. J. W. Whitmire, Lou Warldrop, Mrs. W. B. Warldrop, Mrs. Delia Yarbrough, Jennie Young, Mrs. Jack Claud. Additional Comments: Extracted from: GWINNETT CHURCHES A COMPLETE HISTORY OP EVERY CHURCH IN GWINNETT COUNTY, GEORGIA, WITH SHORT BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OP ITS MINISTERS BY J. C. FLANIGAN 1911 This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.net/gafiles/ File size: 6.5 Kb

Gwinnett County GaArchives Church Records.....Lawrenceville Copyright Date 1911 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ann Anderson alabammygrammy@aol.com May 28, 2004, 4:51 am Lawrenceville. The Lawrenceville Baptist church was constituted May 2, 1849. The presbytery was composed of the following brethren: J. Hendricks, chairman; Bedford Langford, clerk; J. J. Laudermilk, S. B. Churchill and D. H. Moncrief. The members who constituted the church were: William Sanders, A. Bloodsworth, Jas. P. Simmons, G. W. F. Lamkin, Sion Evans, S. Bloodsworth, Alindima Lamkin, Mariam Pool, Kathrine Evans, Mary M. Skelton, Martha M. Graham, Emeline, a slave, Cyntha Evans. An arm of the church was established May 3, 1849, at Inzer's School house, said place being now owned by Berry Nash and known as Five Forks. William Sanders was called and ordained as pastor of this arm of the church on July 14, 1849. The Lawrenceville Baptist church accepted the offer from the Presbyterian church to use their building and voted a resolution of thanks to the Presbyterian brethren for same. On August 18, 1849, delegates were elected to the Appalachee association, and letters of application for membership were prepared and delivered to said delegates. The church asked for dismission from said association August 19, 1854. After joining the Lawrenceville association, the church went from this body to the Appalachee association in August, 1867, and in 1870 again joined the Lawrenceville association. The church joined the Appalachee association again in August, 1885, and came back to the Lawrenceville organization in 1894, and has remained a member since that time. In 1850, a building committee was appointed to look after the erection of a church, as follows: Jas. A. Simmons, Jno. J. Davis, Anthony W. Bates. The house was erected and in March, 1854, the church tendered the building to the Methodists until they could build. The last conference recorded by the church under its first organization was Saturday, May 20, 1876, Rev. William Haslett, moderator; E. D. Sammon, clerk. Reorganization, May 16, 1885. The following visiting brethren composed the presbytery: Revs. D. E. Butler, T. C. Boykin, J. L. R. Barrett, H. N. Rainey, J. T. Hadaway, E. L. Langley; Brethren B. A. Blakey, A. J. Wood, Jas. Whitworth, M. E. Ewing, John Davis. Visiting sisters, Mary J. Blakey, Lucy Robinson, Sallie Lovelace and Mrs. Jas. Whitworth. Rev. David E. Butler was elected moderator and Jno. T. Wilson, Jr., clerk pro tem. The surviving members of the old church who became members of the new church were: N. E. Juhan, Miley E. Gouge, Margarett Gouge, Julia A. Robinson, Harriett E. Mills. Received by letter on day of reorganization; T. D. Cain, Sister Darliski Cain, Sister Margarett George. D. T. Cain was elected permanent clerk and was the only male member at this time. H. N. Rainey presented the church with a new Bible. J. L. R. Barrett was the first pastor after the reorganization of the church, and served during 1885, '86 and '87. During his pastorate the old building over. near the old academy was erected. Rev. S. B. Churchill was the first pastor and served from Feb. 16, 1850, to Jan. 1, 1851. Rev. Wm. Sanders served from January 15, 1851, to January 1, 1852; Rev. Bedford Langford served from August, 1851, to January, 1853; D. H. Moncrief, from November, 1852, to January, 1855; Wm. Hudgins to 1856; D. H. Moncrief recalled in 1855 and served to 1857; Wm. Haslett from 1857 to 1859; Wiley C. Smith from 1859 to 1861; N. P. Hotchkiss from 1861 to 1863; W. C. Smith recalled to 1864; J. S. B. Davis to 1866; W. H. Strickland to 1869; A. B. Nuckles to June, 1869; Wm. T. Thornton, from 1871 to 1873; Wm. Haslett, to 1875; J. L. R. Barrett, from January 1, 1875, to January 1, 1876; Wm. Haslett, from March 15, 1876, to May 25, 1876. From 1876 to 1885, the church appears to have suspended. During the latter year, it was reorganized, with J. L. R. Barrett, pastor, and he served to October 15, 1887. Then came E. L. Sisk, from 1887 to Dec. 1891; W. J. Wooten, from 1891 to January, 1894; J. B. S. Davis, from 1894 to January, 1896; J. W. Butts, from 1896 to January, 1897; J. H. Weaver, from 1897 to January, 1898; L. T. Reed, from 1898 to July, 1901; J. A. Bell, from 1901 to January, 1904; H. N. Rainey, from 1904 to September, 1905; R. D. DeWesse, from 1905 to January, 1906; E. H. Jennings, from 1907 to October 1909; B. J. W. Graham, from January 9, 1910, to November 1, 1910. T. T. Twitty is the present pastor. In 1893, the building of a new church was considered. The present house of worship is the result, being completed in 1905. The church has a good pastor's home, which together with the church itself, is valued at $7,000. A graded Sunday school is run the year round, with C. M. Morcock as superintendent. Jas. P. Simmons was the first clerk in 1849 and served to 1855. Others are, J. T. Hillyer, F. P. Juhan, E. Steadman, W. H. Strickland, J. P. Simmons again for three years and again for eight years, F. F. Juhan, E. D. Sammon, D. T. Cain from May, 1885, to December, 1898, J. D. Rutledge from 1898 to the present time. The church has 201 members, as follows: J. A. Ambrose, Robert Ambrose, Lewis Ambrose, Oscar Atha, Daniel Adams, Oscar Brown, Lee Brown, J. A Brown, Jr., Arthur Brown, Marshall Boozer, J. A. Brown, Sr., Robert Brown, R. A. Cash, Earnest Crim, W. O. Cain, Scott Davis, Carl Davis, Lee Davis, Washington Davis, F. B. Dodd, Ralph B. Fortune, Willard Fortune, E. S. Garner, James Gouge, Jno. O. Hadaway, Willis A. Holland, G. N. Hosea, David Hill, H. J. Hinton, Hugh M. Hardy, T. L. Harris, R. N. Holt, W. Grady Holt, Richard B. Hicks, Hugh Holt, Hoyt Holt, Edgar Hambric, Ephrim Hosea, Grover Keown, John Kelley, Fred Kelley, Odis Kelley, G. S. Kelley, Earnest Keown, J. Arthur Lee, Jno. M. Langley, Jas. H. McGee, C. M. Morcock, Charles McKelvey, Walter McKelvey, Lovic R. Martin, Kuhl Martin, Samuel Martin, Prof. W. P. Martin, H. E. Maughon, W. B. Moore, Virgie C. Moore, Dr. T. C. Mason, Clarence Oaks, Elisha Oaks, Tandy Patterson, James Patterson, Jas. D. Rutledge, Daniel V. Rutledge, W. H. Roberts, Geo. G. Robinson, F. Q. Sammon, Edward Shackleford, Robt. M. Smith, Henry Stonecipher J. I. Stewart, F. M. Smith, Peter Smith, P. S. Vandiver, Chas. C. Wall, Thomas Wall, E. M. Wright, J. L. Whitworth, Geo. W. Williams, Garland Wallace, Conrad Wood, T. C. Yearwood, Scott Yearwood, Ned Yearwood. Mrs. G. A. Ambrose, Mrs. Della Atha, Mrs. Susie Adams, Mrs. Daisie Berry, Mrs. John L. Bates, Mrs. Clyde Brown, Miss Willie Britt, Miss Clyde Britt, Miss Maggie Brown, Miss Letha Brown, Mrs. Rachell Brown, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Nudie Brown, Miss Alma Brown, Miss Sallie Brown, Mrs. Lizzie Brand, Miss Louise Brand, Mrs. Grace Brown, Mrs. Cora Lee Coffee, Miss Lillie Cain, Mrs. Sallie Cash, Mrs. Mary F. Crim, Mrs. Lynda Cain, Miss Tavie Cheeley, Mrs. Scott Davis, Miss Bessie Brown, Mrs. Maud Durham, Mrs. Washington Davis, Mrs. Lillie Exum, Miss Pauline Ewing, Miss Mae Ewing, Mrs. Mary E. Goug, Mrs. Sallie Gouge, Miss Era Gouge, Miss Carrie Gouge, Miss Luellen Gouge, Mrs. Mary Davis, Mrs. Vera Fortune, Miss Eunice Gouge, Mrs. Nancy Gossett, Mrs. A. L. Garner, Mrs. Francis Hosea, Mrs. Mary Hill, Miss Mary S. Hosea, Mrs. Cora Holland, Miss Hattie Holbrook, Mrs. J. O. Hadaway, Mrs. H. J. Hinton, Mrs. Cora Hill, Miss Hammett, Mrs. A. L. Holt, Mrs. Bessie Hamrick, Miss Junie Holt, Mrs. Lola Harris, Miss Prue Hosea, Mrs. Manerva Keown, Miss Daisie Keown, Miss Maud Keown, Mrs. Ada Kelley, Mrs. Mary Lou Kelley, Miss Myrtice Kelley, Mrs. J. R. McKelvey, Miss Fannie Lou McKelvey, Miss Alice McKelvey, Mrs. Mattie Moore, Mrs. Willie McGee, Mrs. Lola McGee, Mrs. Elizabeth McConnell, Mrs. W. B .Moore, Mrs. Allie Oakes, Miss Daisie Oakes, Mrs. Mamie Oakes, Mrs. Mattie Langley, Mary Poe, Mrs. Laura Patterson, LoisPatterson, Mrs. Lucy Robinson, Mrs. Alice Rutledge, Mrs. Minnie Roberts, Miss Nellie Roberts, Miss Maggie Robinson, Mrs. Usilla Reeves, Mrs. Anna B. Sammon, Mrs. Alice Sarnmon, Mrs. J. M. Swords, Mrs. Nancy Shackelford, Mrs. Madge Shackelford, Miss Amelia Shackelford, Mrs. C. C. Sammon, Mrs. Ada Smith, Mrs. J. I. Stewart, Miss Effie Stewart, Miss Gertrude Stewart, Mrs. Esther Smith, Mrs. Ella Smith, Miss Lena Townley, Mrs. Amanda Townely, Mrs. Sallie Townley, Mrs. Bessi Townley, Miss Mary E. Townley, Miss Maud Townley, Mrs. Cora Towwnley, Mrs. Mary A. Vandiver, Mrs. Bertha Wright, Miss Fannie Wright, Miss Sarah Wilson, Mrs. C. C. Williams, Lollie Bell Wallace, Estelle Wallace, Mrs. Myrtle Woodword, Miss Nina Wilson, Beattrice Whitworth, Mrs. Carrie Webb, Rubie Whitworth, Mrs. Sallie Wall, Mrs. Ida Yearwood, Miss Ines Yearwood. Additional Comments: Extracted from: GWINNETT CHURCHES A COMPLETE HISTORY OP EVERY CHURCH IN GWINNETT COUNTY, GEORGIA, WITH SHORT BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OP ITS MINISTERS BY J. C. FLANIGAN 1911 This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.net/gafiles/ File size: 9.5 Kb

Gwinnett County GaArchives Church Records.....Mt. Moriah Copyright Date 1911 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ann Anderson alabammygrammy@aol.com May 28, 2004, 4:25 am Mt. Moriah. This church is one of the oldest in the county. Just what year witnessed its organization can not he stated, but some are inclined to believe that it was constituted in 1800. Certainly it was organized by or before 1820. In July, 1828, the church had a membership of more than two hundred. The church minute for October 31, 1835, reads as follows: "The church at Mt. Moriah met in conference, Brother R. Philips, moderator. Inquired for fellowship and Brother Miller came forward with a charge of intoxication against himself, and the church agreed to continue the case. Called for reference, and the case of Brother Samuel Fraser was laid over. Also the case of Brother Isaac Seago was laid over. Also, the case of Sister Elizabeth Brown was called and she came forward and gave satisfaction and her letter was granted." On December 31, 1836, the church unanimously called Ansolem Anthony as pastor. On April 3, 1841, Rev. Richard Phillips was elected pastor. He was again called in 1845. A camp-meeting was held for several years at this church in the forties and fifties. At the August, 1846, conference, a committee consisting of G. W. Morgan, Wm. Hall, Thos. Parish, John Cain and W. A. Cain was appointed to lay off the camp-ground. As a result of this camp-meeting, held in 1846, 29 joined the church at the next conference in October. At the December meeting, "Charlott, a woman of color," joined by experience. Richard Philips was elected pastor again in January, 1847, and also in December for the year 1848. D. H. Moncrief was pastor in 1849. At the September, 1849, conference, a charge was brought against G. W. Morgan, because he had joined the Masonic order. And sometime in the early history of the church, the following resolution relative to the church's attitude toward the Masons was adopted: "Believing as we do that it is unrighteous for the children of light to mingle and mix with the sons of darkness; and as there seems to be a portion of the Baptist denomination that is embracing that which we believe to be erroneous for ministers of the gospel or even lay members to embrace, and which in its present development is calculated to injure the cause of religion and stop its progress so that the cause of Zion must languish on that account; and in order to clear our skirts from the blood of any man, we as the Baptist church at Mt. Moriah agree to enter our protest against what is called Free Masonry. "Resolved, (1) That as a church we will from this time forward close our doors to any minister of the gospel who has become a member of the Masonic lodge, as soon as it comes to our knowledge, unless he will renounce his correspondence entirely with them and make satisfaction for his wrongs. "Resolved, (2) That we hold any lay member in disorder who is or shall become a member of the Masonic fraternity, and he shall be deemed a disorderly walker and dealt with as a transgressor. “Resolved, (3) That if any member has or shall come to the knowledge of any brother being a Free Mason and refuses to reveal the same to the church, we will hold him accountable and deal with him as a disorderly brother, unfaithful to the church. "Resolved, (4) That we oppose Free Masonry as far as in our power lies in its present form, or until they (the Masons) will let their acts and obligations and all their secrecy come to the light of day, that we may judge more righteously and be the better able to do them justice and clear our skirts. "Resolved, (5) That in order to show to the rising generation our disapprobation to all secret combinations, we have this preamble and resolution recorded. in our church book." November 1, 1851, the church in conference passed this resolution: "We, the church, take into consideration the abstract part of our decorum that relates to Masonry, and enact that it be null and void." James Lankston was chosen pastor in April, 1850, and in February of the following year Silas King was elected as such. On December 5, 1851, Jas. M. Davis was ordained to the ministry. The ministers taking part in this important ceremony were Silas King and Amos Hadaway. At this same conference, the church called James M. Davis, just ordained as a minister, to the pastorate of the church. On a page of the church record and following immediately after the minute of the May, 1876, conference, the following statement is made: "In 1851, at the December meeting, Elder Jas. M. Davis, our present moderator, was set apart to the full gospel ministry. He has served the church as pastor since his ordination to the present time, and has baptized into the fellowship of the church 352 members. During that time Brethren D. Y. Maddox, G. L. Bagwell, L. Williams, P. Williams and F. V. Cheek have been called and set apart to the ministry." Rev. Jas. M. Davis served the church from 1857 to 1888, and from 1892 to 1896, a period of 40 years. This minister was a great and good man, and during his ministerial career baptized more than a thousand people. P. Williams served the church two years, 1889-'90, receiving 24 members; J. L. Phillips, 1897-'98, 7 members; L. Williams, 1899-'00; H. N. Rainey, 1901-'06, 20 members; F. V. Cheek, 1905-'06, 8 members; J. M. Williams, 1907-'08, 18 members; J. M. Hudlow, 1909-'10, 13 members; J. M. Sheffield is the present pastor. From 1874 to 1911, there have been 216 additions to the church by baptism. In March, 1878, the church organized a Sunday school. It has been carried on most of the time since, the present superintendent being E. Williams. On August 5, 1859, a union meeting was held there, and all the churches represented were urged to hold weekly prayer-meetings. The church has 149 members, to-wit: Z. T. Maddox, Sr., A. C. Manning, Harris Maddox, W. R. Puckett, J. M. Tuggle, C. A. Deaton, H. M. Tuggle, G. W. Hardy, J. O. Wright, M. F. Tuggle, J. A. Deaton, S. C. Lowery, R. A. Hayes, J. T. Harrison, J. B. Evans, J. M. Taylor, John Deaton, F. P. Harrison, J. E. Hayes, S. J. Wright, R. E. Stanley, Z. T. Maddox, Jr., J. M. Davis, T. G. Hayes, H. D. Anglin, W. E. Pool, C. H. Boggs, G. J. Tuggle, Dilmus Deaton, Melvin McDaniel, F. M. Hardy, J. P. Taylor, S. D. Harrison, W. B. Stephens, Marion Hall, W. M. Hayes, J. E. Harrison, Vernon Roberts, John Farmer, E. D. Clack, C. M. Manning, Harvey Hayes, Virgil Lowery, Ether Norris, Leonard Timms, J. R. Holman, Lee Garner, Herschel Rockmore, Andrew Hayes, O. D. Cheek, Felix Willard, A. J. Maddox, G. C. Ethridge, U. G. Sloan, Willis Harrison, Leonard McDainel, Al Pope, George Manders, J. E. Williams, Lettie Rogers, Francis Wilder, Sarah Mauldin, Susana Haynes, Anna Roberts, Laura Davis, Martha Haynes, Amanda Harrison, Martha Deaton, Caroline Clack, Elizabeth Maddox, Nancy Wilder, Francis Pope, M. J. Hall, Margaret Hall, Sallie Wages, E. M. Hall, Mattie Pierce, Ina Roberts, M. A. Hardy, Jane Clack, Pearl Woodall, Jennie Wright, Jennie Taylor, Lula Glosson, Carrie Hayes, E. A. Deaton, J. C. Pirkle, Elizabeth Pool, M. J. Skelton, Francis Mannon, Hester Williams, Emma McDaniel, Edna Maddox, Elizabeth Frasier, Sarah Tuggle, Ella Cleghorn, Ruth Maddox, Nevada Deaton, Lyle Tuggle, Eliza Puckett, Mary Hoys, Dora Patrick, Addie Lowery, Etta Tuggle, Orizine Taylor, Felie Harrison, M. A. Greeson, Lena Tuggle, Ava Hall, Corrine Lowry, Nancy Timms, Lura Timms, B. L. Deaton, Anna Hudlow, Parilee Deaton, Edna Manning, W. J. Hayes, Frances Harrison, Georgia Harrison, Effie Harrison, Maud Rooks, Mattie Maddox, E. A. Timms, R. A. Wright, Maggie Harrison, Lula Evans, Carrie Hardy, Margarett Taylor, Mary Maddox, Missouri Tuggle, Leila Norris, Zelma Greeson, Dora Freeman, Ora Sizemore, Georgia Cheek, Emma Stone, M. J. Bailey, Cora Tuggle, Leila Sloan, Sallie Bell Manders, Mittie Willard, Addie Boss, Hattie Merrett, Cleo Evans, Emma Pope, H. R. Williams, Gertrude Williams, Arcana Williams. Additional Comments: Extracted from: GWINNETT CHURCHES A COMPLETE HISTORY OP EVERY CHURCH IN GWINNETT COUNTY, GEORGIA, WITH SHORT BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OP ITS MINISTERS BY J. C. FLANIGAN 1911 This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.net/gafiles/ File size: 8.8 Kb

Grady-Gwinnett County GaArchives Obituaries.....Rigsby, Lewis Johnson September 17 1914 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Janet Sumner http://www.rootsweb.com/~archreg/vols/00011.html#0002510 May 26, 2004, 5:19 pm The Cairo Messenger, Friday, October 1, 1915 In Memory of Bro. L. J. Rigsby Cairo, Ga. -- Bro. Lewis Johnson Rigsby was born January 9th, 1832 (1834 according to "Historic Georgia Families" by Rigsby) in Gwinnett County, Ga. He served as a Sargeant in Co. G, 55th Ga. Reg. through the Confederate war, moved to Decatur County, Ga., after the surrender and married Miss Hettie Clay. He received the degrees of Masonry at Cairo. Joined the Baptist church at Cairo about the year 1879 and was baptised by Rev. J. L. Underwood, remaining a member but removing his membership to Pleasant Grove and from there to Pine Level, and then to Capel, of which church he was one of the charter members, being very active in the organization of the church and the building of the house of worship. As a soldier, brother Rigsby was patriotic, only taking up arms in defense of his country. As a mason he regarded his obligation and was ever ready to assist those in needy circumstances. As a neighbor he was accommodating, agreeable, sociable and helpful. As a husband and father he was loving, kind and affectionate. As a Christian, we consider brother Rigsby a model. He loved his Lord and master. He was consecrated, devoted and faithful. Therefore, we feel that when the blessed Master saw fit to call him from this sinful world, out of his afflictions, which he bore with patience and fortitude, on the 17th of September, 1914, that the bereaved family for whom we offer our deepest sympathy and condolence lost its best friend, the community a useful citizen and the church its right arm. But we feel and are sure that our loss is brother Rigsby's gain. Therefore, we bow in humble submission to the God whom we love and trust, and that doeth all things well. Resolved, that a copy of this be entered upon the church record for future reference and a copy presented to the bereaved family as a token of our love and sympathy for them in their bereavement. Read and adopted in conference this 14th day of August, A.D., 1915. D. I. Smith, J. M. Prince, and B. L. Willis, Committee J. W. Cannon, Moderator and W. R. Miller, Church Clerk This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/gafiles/ File size: 2.7 Kb

The first two links are to pages that are informative and very well done. The third link is a great find, if any of your ancestors happened to belong to a Primitive Baptist Church. Not all states are online, but the ones that are have a lot of detailed information. I found an entire extended family of one of my Illinois lines there! I hope they're helpful to some of you. Please forgive crossposts. Nancy Protestant Denominations Established in Colonial America: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/%7Egentutor/protest.html Religious Groups in America, 1800 - 2000: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/%7Egentutor/religion.html Index to Primitive Baptist Church and Family History Research: http://www.carthage.lib.il.us/community/churches/primbap/Index.html Nancy Brister, stop by and visit the family! www.geocities.com/twincousin2334 www.thepastwhispers.com Baldridge, Cain, Courtney, Curtis, Carmichael, Dawkins, Doty, Garmon, Garrett, Hanon, Jackson, McCormick, Matthews, Osborne, Sharp, Stampley, Stringer, Turrentine, Warren and more!

Do not forget our Gwinnett County American Idol finalist Diana DeGarmo, Snellville, tonight!

The GA Archives Uploads page has been updated to reflect the uploads of 16 May thru 22 May 2004. You can view the updated page at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gauploads.html To become a submitter, click here: http://www.genrecords.org Many thanks to all our submitters. Ken

>Date: Mon, 24 May 2004 11:18:20 -0600 >From: Barbara Caramba-Coker <wilbanksweb@yahoo.com> >Subject: {not a subscriber} Hosea Wilbanks >To: GAGWINNE-L@rootsweb.com, LilEllen55@aol.com >Old-Date: Mon, 24 May 2004 10:18:18 -0700 (PDT) >X-From_: wilbanksweb@yahoo.com Mon May 24 11:18:19 2004 >X-Scanned-By: MIMEDefang 2.38 >X-Diagnostic: Not on the accept list >X-Virus-Scanned: Symantec AntiVirus Scan Engine >Original-recipient: rfc822;varcsix@hot.rr.com >X-NAS-Bayes: #0: 0; #1: 1 >X-NAS-Classification: 0 >X-NAS-MessageID: 25904 >X-NAS-Validation: {E38B60C8-F3E6-41BF-A165-7E8BABF840C9} > >Hi > >In response to the recent posting about the Gwinnett >County Wilbanks lines, there was this string of >postings from the WILBANKS-L mailing list back in >1998: > > > >Date: Fri, 4 Dec 1998 14:53:08 -0500 >From: "Jim Wilbanks" <jimwilba@mindspring.com> >To: WILBANKS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [WILBANKS-L] Hosea Wilbanks > > >Hello to the Wilbanks Web. This post is from a new >user to the Wilbanks Web. > >The following are from my grand uncle's (Robert A. >Wilbanks) family bible. My grandfather and grand >uncle married sisters. > >1. James Harmon Wilbanks (2/10/1942) born in >Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County, Georgia. I currently >live in Dacula, Gwinnett County, Georgia. > >2. James W. Wilbanks (6/16/1904) born in Buford, >Gwinnett County, Georgia. Died 4/17/1989. Married >Blanche Helen Wilbanks (b. 3/28/1918) on September >1, 1939. > >3. Harmon Hosea Wilbanks (4/14/1871) married Mary >Elizabeth Sargent (b. 9/24/1877). His brother Robert >A. Wilbanks married Sarah Sargent. > >4. John W. Wilbanks (7/8/1848) married Sarah M. Stepp >(Stapp) b. 11/1/1851. > >5. Hosea Wilbanks (Jr.???) b. 11/27/1817 married >Rebecca ????. > >Items 4 and 5 are in Robert A.'s bible. > >The following is speculation: > >6. Hosea Wilbanks (c. 1775) m. Alsey Dukes. > >7. William Woolbanks/Wilbanks m Abarilla Gos(t)wick. > >______________________________ >------------------------------ >Date: Sun, 6 Dec 1998 13:08:45 -0500 >From: Gary Wilbanks <GaryWilbanks@compuserve.com> >To: WILBANKS-L@rootsweb.com > >Jim, > >When I lived in the Atlanta area, I was told about >this church by the descendants of Hezekiah Wilbanks >(son of Shadrack W. Wilbanks who is a brother of >Hosea Wilbanks). Hezekiah Wilbanks and his brother >Thomas Wilbanks arrived in Cherokee County, Georgia >around 1845 and lived near their uncle, Hosea Wilbanks >and his sons, Berry, Epps, Major and Hosea, Jr., who >had all arrived in Cherokee County around 1836 from >Anderson, SC. I have not identified these Wilbanks >individuals listed below but I do know that the Hosea >listed below is the son of Hosea Wilbanks, Sr. Hosea >Wilbanks, Sr. is the son of William Woolbanks/Wilbanks >and Abarilla Goswick. The names here seem to match >the names in your post on the Wilbanks List. I visited >this church about two years ago and took pictures >of the cemetery and headstones. The church cemetery is >well kept and is easy to find. > >Let me know if this does not come across in an >organized manner. I can send it to you directly as an >attachment. > >Gary Wilbanks > >*********************************************************** >Zion Hill Baptist Church Gwinnett County, GA > >Locate by heading out Buford Highway North (Hwy 23N) >from Atlanta, GA. Turn right on Hamilton Mill Road. Go >about 4-5 miles and turn left on Ridge Road. The >church is a couple of hundred yards on the right. > >Hosea Wilbanks Harriet >Wilbanks >Jan. 27, 1817 March 1, 1852 >Jan. 5, 1896 Nov. 10, 1903 > >J. W. Wilbanks S. M. Wilbanks >July 12, 1848 Nov. 1, 1847 >July 8, 1893 May 16, 1913 >Father Mother > >J. C. Wilbanks >June 3, 1880 >March 16, 1931 > >H. H. Wilbanks Mary S. >Wilbanks >Apr. 14, 1871 Sept. 24, 1877 >July 1, 1936 Oct. 31, 1956 > >R. A. Wilbanks Sarah S. >Wilbanks >Sept. 17, 1869 Sept. 8, 1875 >Dec. 15, 1940 Sept. 15, 1962 > > Wilbanks > >Mamie K. R. Hosea > Leola C. >Sept. 20, 1892 Aug. 20, 1892 June >27, 1893 >Aug. 20, 1927 May 30, 1960 Sept. >20, 1954 > >Pearl Wilbanks Barclay >March 20, 1931 >Nov. 29, 1970 > > >There's probably more in the Wilbanks archives as >well. Several subscribers are researching branches of >this family. > >Hope this helps! > > > >===== >Researching the Wilbanks family throughout the U.S.A. >For more details see Wilbanks Web at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~wilbanks/ >Also USGenWeb County Coordinator for: > Towns County GA http://www.rootsweb.com/~gatowns/ > Union County NM http://www.rootsweb.com/~nmunion/ > Colfax County NM http://www.rootsweb.com/~nmcolfax/ > > > > >__________________________________ >Do you Yahoo!? >Yahoo! Domains ­ Claim yours for only $14.70/year >http://smallbusiness.promotions.yahoo.com/offer

Researching the family of Alcy (Alsey?) S. WILBANKS, born May 1884 in GA; daughter of ? WILBANKS and Harriett C. Alcy's father died between 1892-1895 and her mother married about 1895 to Carnadme? H. ROBERTS, as listed in the 1900 census of Gwinnett County, GA in Pucketts (1397th) District. Alcy had one brother, Robert H. WILBANKS, born September 1892, as listed on the 1900 census. Would that be Robert Hosea Wilbanks, August 20, 1892 until May 30, 1960; buried at Zion Hill Baptist Cemetery? Alcy WILBANKS married on May 25, 1902, in Gwinnett to James Earley HARVEY, b. 1886 and d. 1972; son of James A. HARVEY and Mattie Ann WALKER; born and raised in Cain's District of Gwinnett. Alcy and James are not found in the 1910 census. They are living in Hortence, Wayne, GA in the 1920 census. They have five children listed: Leroy, JC, and Herbert are the only names I can manage to read: four sons and one daughter all together. In 1930 in Walton County, GA James Harvey living next door to his widowed mother; listed as divorced. James Earley HARVEY is buried in Walton Co., GA. I cannot find any records of their children or Alcy after the 1920 census. Is Alcy WILBANKS father, Hosea WILBANKS, 1817-1896; buried in Zion Hill Baptist Cemetery? Is her mother, Harriet CARLYLE, born March 1, 1852? She is listed in the census as being born in March 1858 in the 1900 census. Any clarification would be greatly appreciated. Ellen

Gwinnett-Walton County GaArchives Marriages.....Roe, Anna - Dalton, Mitchell November 29 1902 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Cindy Norwood ladyluc91@aol.com May 23, 2004, 11:05 am Gwinnette County records GEORGIA, GWINNETT COUNTY. To any Minister of the Gospel, Judge or Justice of the Peace: YOU ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO JOIN Mitchell Dalton and Miss Anna Roe in the Holy State of Matrimony, if they are such persons as are by law authorized to marry, and this shall be your license for so doing, and you are required to return to me this license, together with the accompanying certificate, properly certified to as to the facts and date of said marriage. Given under my hand and official seal, this 29th day of Nov 1902 John P. Webb, Ordinary I hereby certify that Mitchell Dalton and Miss Anna Rowe were this day duly joined in matrimony by me. This 29th day of Nov 1902. John M. Mills, J.P. Recorded Feb 11, 1903 John P. Webb, Ordinary Additional Comments: Anna's last name was spelled Roe in the first certificate and spelled as Rowe in the proof of marriage. Anna also went by the last name of Smith while her mother Rebecca was married to Henry Smith. Many thanks to Randy Rowe for finding my lost lost ggrandmother/father's marriage date! This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/gafiles/ File size: 1.7 Kb

Gwinnett-Walton County GaArchives Marriages.....Roe, Anna - Dalton, Mitchell November 29 1902 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Cindy Norwood ladyluc91@aol.com May 23, 2004, 11:04 am Gwinnette County records GEORGIA, GWINNETT COUNTY. To any Minister of the Gospel, Judge or Justice of the Peace: YOU ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO JOIN Mitchell Dalton and Miss Anna Roe in the Holy State of Matrimony, if they are such persons as are by law authorized to marry, and this shall be your license for so doing, and you are required to return to me this license, together with the accompanying certificate, properly certified to as to the facts and date of said marriage. Given under my hand and official seal, this 29th day of Nov 1902 John P. Webb, Ordinary I hereby certify that Mitchell Dalton and Miss Anna Rowe were this day duly joined in matrimony by me. This 29th day of Nov 1902. John M. Mills, J.P. Recorded Feb 11, 1903 John P. Webb, Ordinary Additional Comments: Anna's last name was spelled Roe in the first certificate and spelled as Rowe in the proof of marriage. Anna also went by the last name of Smith while her mother Rebecca was married to Henry Smith. Many thanks to Randy Rowe for finding my lost lost ggrandmother/father's marriage date! This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/gafiles/ File size: 1.7 Kb

Dade-Gwinnett County GaArchives Deed.....Miller, John - Lankford, Curtis C. December 14 1848 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Cynthia Forde rebjar@direcway.com May 20, 2004, 8:58 am Lot # 225, District 11, Sec. 4, 160 Acres, Written: December 14 1848 Recorded: December 14 1849 Submitter: The Rev. Dr. Cynthia Vold Forde 25487 Old Howth Road Hempstead, Texas 77445 Copied by Sue Parham Forrester HC-65-Box 715 Cloudland, Georgia 30731 17 May 1990 Clerk of Superior Court Office Dade County (Trenton), Georgia Book ‘C’ p. 41 LOT #225 (Dist. 11, Sec. 4) 160 Acres 14 December 1848 Sale: Curtis C. Lankford to John Miller Georgia, Gwinnett County This indenture made this fourteenth day of May in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and forty-eight between Curtis C. Lankford of the County and State aforesaid of the one part and John Miller of the same place of the other part witneseth that the said Curtis C. Lankford for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred dollars to him in hand paid at and before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged both granted bargained sale and conveyed and does by these presents grant bargain sell and convey unto the said John Miller his heirs and asignes all that tract or parcel of land situate lying and being in the Eleventh District and Fourth Section of Dade known and distinguished in the plan of survey by the number three hundred and twenty-four containing one hundred and sixty acres more or less with all the rights members and appurtenances belonging to have and to hold the above described lot of land unto him the said John Miller his heirs and asignes together with all the rights members and appurtenances to the said lot of land in ay wise belonging to his and their own proper use benefit and whereof forever in fee simple and the said Curtis C. Lankford for himself his heirs executors and administrators the said bargained premises together with the title and (?) thereof unto the said John Miller his heirs and asignes against the claims of himself themselves, and against the claim of all other persons whatsoever. In testimony the said Curtis C. Lankford both warrants to set his hand and his seal the day and year first above written. Signed sealed and delivered in the presence of: Miner L. Braden Reli J. McDaniel, J.P. Curtis C. Lankford (seal) Registered December 14, 1849 R. H. Tatum, Clerk This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/gafiles/ File size: 2.8 Kb