Hi All, I am looking for the brides full name in the marriage of MILLER, William to SMITH, S.C. on 10/25/1848. They were married in Habersham County GA. Any other information about this couple would be appreciated also . Thanks Jason

Hi All, Could someone do an 1850 census look-up for me please... MOORE, MILTON family pg 278 Thanks Jason

I realize this is asking alot but if someone has access to the following it would be greatly appreciated. 1850 Habersham Co., GA James M. Dean, pg. 276 William Dean, pg. 278 1830 Habersham Co., GA William Dean, pg. 42 William Dean Sr., pg. 44 By way of background: Am descended from Samuel Standridge & Rebecca Price thru both their sons Isaac & Isaiah Standridge. (Isaac's dau. Lydia md. Isaiah's son Isaac) Isaac (s/o Samuel) md. Sarah Hall in Lumpkin Co. Isaiah md. Sarah Dean. James M. Dean and Calvin H. Kytle were sued in 1871 for not selling the land in Isaiah's estate for enough money. Sarah Standridge lived the rest of her days in White Co. Am trying to prove relationship between Sarah Dean Standridge, James M. Dean and Wiley H. Dean. Wiley Dean is the father-in-law of Calvin Dean. Any assistance appreciated. Thanks Terry Jackson [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3c.2ADE/927.934.938.942.1.1 Message Board Post: I have been trying to verify if James, John and Andrew are in fact brothers and parents are Thomas and Mary. They are all in Habersham, Ga. from 1850 census forward. I find Thomas on the 1840 census, Capt. Porter's district.Their ages are close. I find John and James on the list for persons married in Habersham, but not Andrew and Harriet. The surnames that are linked are Whisenant, Nix, Deal, Hames, and Ivester. I believe Nancy Miles whom married John Kinney is a sister. I have put all this on the query boards before. Ask me anything, if I can help I will. I have copied alot of census pages from Habersham.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3c.2ADE/1015 Message Board Post: I have these names linked to my family tree. Miles and Magness, Whisenants, and Nix. They lived in Habersham Co, and White Co, Georgia. 1830/1880. These families migrated to Hays Co. Texas bordering on Travis Co., Texas. Harriet Magness married Andrew W. Miles and Elizabeth Magness married John N. Whisenant son of John T.Whisenant and Eliza Magness married John Milledge Nix. I believe Andrew had brothers John W. Miles, wife Martha Hames, and brother James M. Miles, wife Sarah Sally Deal also wife of George Ivester. Census 1860 Habersham. I would love to hear from anyone who can collaborate this or dispute it. Hopefully I have help someone.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Miles, Magness, Whisenant, and Nix Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3c.2ADE/927.934.938.942 Message Board Post: Do you link to Andrew W. Miles, son of Mary and Thomas? Sarah Lucille Miles, father I believe was in household of George Ivester in 1860. Her father was the son of James. I could be mistaken though, I don't have written material in front of me. Would love to hear from you.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: KYTLE/AYERS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3c.2ADE/1014 Message Board Post: Looking for information on persons mentioned in an 1848 Habersham County marriage record. Lewis KYTLE married Meeky AYERS on August 10th of that year. Lewis was the son of Zachariah and Sarah KYTLE and was enumerated with his wife and two infant children-- a son and a daughter-- on the 1850 Habersham County census. Very much interested in linking Meeky (Melinda?) with her parents. Any information or leads appreciated David Davenport, IA [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3c.2ADE/1002.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I don't have any additional information on the family of James Morgan Ayers family. Sorry!

Hi Lynne Thanks for the information on the Batesville Celebration Day. I had a wonderful time at the last one and hope to be there this year too. Thanks again Gay

Today I learned of the date for the Batesville Celebration. It's the third Saturday in October, the 20th. So mark your calendars. I'll give you more information as time goes on. Some of you who live several hours away may want to plan a day trip, and it is very worthwhile, especially if your ancestors were early settlers in the Batesville community. Lynne in the beautiful northeast GA mountains

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Smith, Holmes, Taylor, Jones, Glazener, Swafford, Williams, Kimsey, Thomas, Addington, Dowdle, Whitehead Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/3c.2ADE/1008.1 Message Board Post: Hi Vivien, William A. Taylor and Nancy Cantrell Taylor are my line also. My link from William A. is Charles Landrum Taylor, Jeptha Hilton Taylor, Annie Florence Taylor Jones. I have quite a bit of information on William A.'s line. Be happy to exchange with you. Pat

Hi Lynne I Hope all is well with you and everyone on this mailing list. Do you know if there will be a Historical Day Celebration in Batesville,Habersham co.Ga.this year and what date it will be? Thanks Gay Brooksher/Brookshire

For all those who have inquired on specific family histories is Mary's book, Hills of Habersham is really a historical book of the county. Although she did highlight a couple of the prominent residents of the county, there are no family histories, per se. Lynne in the beautiful northeast GA mountains

Looking for ancestors from around Habersham. Ray and Betsy Bowen and kids, Polly, Lydia, HELMN, William,Esley. Thanks for any help. Harriette

It was announced this week that Georgia's State and Southeast Regional Archives will be moving to Clayton County, GA (outside Atlanta). The Georgia Archives will move from the Capitol area of downtown Atlanta to Morrow in Clayton Co., GA The new archives building will be in Gateway Village, a project planned for property next to Clayton College & State University. The new building will contain 171,000 sq. ft compared to the 140,000 sq. ft for the present facility. Plans to build a new Southern Regional Archives for the National Archives and Records Administration in Clayton Co. will replace the present dilapidated building The construction dates were not announced. Lynne in the beautiful northeast GA mountains

After seeing Sue's post today regarding Mary L. Church's book, The Hills of Habersham, I called her husband, Marler. He still has copies of her book for sale. To order send check in the amount of $32.50 (includes shipping) to: Mr. Marler Church P.O. Box 338 Clarkesville, GA 30523 (706) 754-4142 If you are in the Clarkesville area, and want to pick up a copy, stop by Church & Son Funeral Home. Cost is $30.00 Lynne in the beautiful northeast GA mountains

For a rental fee of $1.35 at your nearest Family History Center you can get the book on microfich. It takes about two to three weeks and the microfiche stays in the Family History Center indefinitely. In fact, you might want to check your nearest center and see if they already have it on file. I know mine does, and I live in Maryland. Early genealogical and historical records : Habersham County, Georgia Authors Kimzey, Herbert Bennett , 1909-1979 (Main Author) Dempsey, Nancy Kimzey (Added Author) Note Location Film Also on microfiche. Salt Lake City : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1996. 9 microfilche. FHL US/CAN Fiche 6125905

Lynn, thanks so muh for the update of the Clarkesville bookstore. I was the one who posted that old phone number. Afraid that my Habersham Phone book was from a few years back, but glad that it spurred us on to gain the newest information. I shall save that new phone number!!! Here is a suggestion. Several years ago I located a Volumn on the Gable Family, via some contacts on the net. I finally located a library in Mississippi that had the private manyscript on its shelves. It was done by Zelma Wells Price, just one of her many manuscripts. So I called this library, knowing well that a copy was not available. They actually were willing to zerox this large genealogy, with all of its notes and references for me. They did the entire manuscript and mailed out to me what I needed. It cost me at the time $70.00. but it has been worth every dollar spent. I soon found others in the Gable lines that also done the same. Perhaps a copy of the book you seek could be done in the same manner. someone who does own the book may be willing to copy it, or part of it for you. That way no one has to part company with their book! Just share it! Judy

For your information, The Book Cellar in Clarkesville, GA went out of business a couple of years ago. There is a new book store, The Book Worm, in Clarkesville (706-754-1838). The owner, Judy Bozeman, is searching for copies of Early Genealogical & Historical Records, Habersham County, GA. This morning I spoke with Mrs. Herbert Kimzey about the possibility of her daughter, Nancy Dempsey, reprinting the book for a third time. She said that Nancy does not have plans for a third printing. This was a self-published book. I am hopeful that the family will realize the demand for a third printing. At this point, I would think the only way to secure a copy of the book would be to find a used copy. But I haven't found anyone who is will to part with theirs. If I ever know of one available for sale, I'll certainly post it to the list. I was very lucky to know Herbert Kimzey when I was a child and teenager. Our parents would take turns chauffeuring us to Atlanta to the Orthodontist. Since I was the only one in the group that got car sick, I sat in the front seat with Mr. Kimzey. He had a great sense of humor. I really treasure those memories now. Lynne in the beautiful northeast GA mountains