Permission to post to web page. Transcribed by Chad S. Williams 486 Hurt Road Smyrna, GA 30082 (770)435-1428 [email protected] Forsyth County, Georgia Record of Accounts Book E, p268 #2 Forsyth County paid John H. Jones for filling alignment to Keith's Bridge and the following expenses: 6 days of Masonry work at $1.25 (per day) $7.50 ($158.86 as of 2001) 2 wagons and teams (mules) for 2 days at $1.50 (per day) $6.00 ($127.09 as of 2001) 1 wagons and teams (mules) for 3½ days at $1.50 (per day) $5.25 ($111.20 as of 2001) Cash paid for 4 hands (employees) for 4½ days at $.60 (") $10.80 ($228.76 as of 2001) Cash paid for supplies $.75 Total: $30.25 Signed: HL Hawkins, Ordinary Field and audited January 3, 1899 p323 #214 Forsyth County paid John H. Jones for overseeing work and the following expenses: 225 sheets of lumber at $.50 (a piece) $1.12 ($23.72 as of 2001) 2 wagons and teams (mules) for 2 days at $1.50 (per day) $6.00($127.09 as of 2001) Delivering lumber $.30 ($6.35 as of 2001) Delivering nails $.10 ($2.12 as of 2001) Total:$1.52 Signed: HL Hawkins, Ordinary Field and audited June 14, 1899 Hall County, Georgia Will Book B p149 Know all men by these presents...... I John H. Jones, being of sound and disposing mind having a desire to dispose of the property the Lord has blesses me with do make this my last will and testament to wit. I will and bequeath all my property, both real and personal, of whatever kind to my (wife), Hannah N. Jones, for her personal use and maintenance during her natural life or widowhood. I further will that my wife, Hannah H. Nones shall have full control of all property embodied in this will to use to the best advantage for her support, but that she shall not have the right and privilege to dispose of any realty without the advise and consent of the executors to this will hereinafter named, but by the consent of the executors she may sell any or all personal property, either by private or public sale, whichever is to the best advantage of herself or the estate. I further will that all money now on hand, or my accrue from the rental or sale of any property and not needed for the support of my wife, Hannah N. Jones, shall be kept in a good and safe bank, or loaned at any interest with good security. I will at the death of my wife, Hannah N. Jones, that all property, both real and personal, shall be sold by the executors, either by private or public sale, and the proceeds thereof shall be equally divided between my children, or their heirs. I further will that at my death my body shall have a decent and respectable burial before any of the above items of this will shall be of force. I name as my executors Dathan Jones and Joseph T. Clark (p150) who shall make good and solvent bond for the faithful execution and carrying out this my last will and testament. Signed and sealed in the presence of the undersigned this October 3, 1914. John H. Jones Witnesses: Claud E. Robertson, ES Whitmire, George W. Moone, and JC Jones, NP Whereas I John H. Jones, did on October 3, 1914, make my last will and testament, I do now, by this writing, add this codicil (addition) to my said will, to be taken as a part thereof- I will that after my burial expenses have been paid as hereby directed, that all my just debts be paid. After the death of my wife, Hannah N. Jones, I will that my property be sold and the proceeds be equally divided between my children or their heirs- heirs as there used is to be taken as meaning bodily issue. In addition to those names as executors I name RC Simmons. In witness whereof, I hereunto place my hand and deal this January 16, 1915 John H. Jones Signed, sealed, published, and declared to us by the testator, John H. Jones. Hall County, Georgia Inventory and Appraisement Book 2, p89 To: WD Floyd, RB Wilson, E. McNeal, Rufus Crow, and WS Lancaster, or any three of you are ordered to appraise and inventory the goods and chattels, land, tenements, rights, and credits of John H. Jones, deceased in the county of Hall, which shall be sworn to Dathan Jones and JT Clark. Signed: WD Whelchel, Ordinary March 9, 1915 We, RB Wilson, WD Floyd, and WS Lancaster do swear that we appraised and inventoried the estate of John H. Jones, deceased, and presented it to Dathan Jones and JT Clark. March 11, 1915 Inventory and Appraisement of John H. Jones, deceased 10 shares of stock in the Jones Marble Co. $1000.00 Note on Dathan Jones $189.00 Note on Dathan Jones $500.00 Stock of good $440.00 Open Accounts $33.00 Notes $82.00 Hall County, Georgia Annual Return Book 8, p364 Statement of Dathan Jones, Executor of the estate of John H. Jones (Annual Return) Cash on hand and collections made March 29, 1915 Cash on hand in banks $54.54 Dividends 1915-1918 $400.00 January 14, 1919 From sale of stocks $1000.00 January 14, 1919 Collected on notes $1161.36 Total cash collected: $2614.90 Paid out on the following warrants (bills) February 16, 1915 JH Hunt, Voucher 1 $37.00 April 1, 1915 Hosch Bros. Co. Voucher 2 $29.92 November 5, 1915 State Banks, Voucher 3 $207.32 December 3, 1915 JC McConnell, Voucher 4 $60.25 December 9, 1915 WD Whelchel, Voucher 5 $10.65 August 16, 1918 Stow Bell & Co., Voucher 6 $102.50 December 14, 1918 Dr. ET Gribbs, Voucher 7 $30.00 Bond fee, 1915-1918, Vo. 8 $40.00 December 1915 Jones Marble Co., Voucher 9 $139.50 Mrs. John H. Jones, Vo. 10 $395.59 January 14, 1919 Ettie Jones, Voucher 11 $226.60 Mellie Jones, Voucher 12 $226.60 Lula Jones, Voucher 13 $226.60 Susan N. Bell, Voucher 14 $226.60 Josie Clark, Voucher 15 $226.60 Lilly A. Robbs, Voucher 16 $226.60 Dathan Jones, Voucher 17 $226.60. Total cash paid out: $2602.30 Dated: July 1, 1919 p365 Voucher 1 Gainesville, Georgia February 16, 1915 Received of Dathan Jones, Executor $37.00 in full settlement of all demands against the estate of estate of John H. Jones. Signed: JH Hunt Voucher 2 Gainesville, Georgia April 1, 1915 Received of Dathan Jones, Executor $29.92 in full settlement of all demands against the estate of estate of John H. Jones. Signed: Hosch Brothers & Co., JH Hosch, President Voucher 3 Gainesville, Georgia November 5, 1915 Received of Dathan Jones, Executor $207.32 in full settlement of all demands against the estate of estate of John H. Jones. Signed: State Banking Company Voucher 4 Gainesville, Georgia December 3, 1915 Received of Dathan Jones, Executor 60.25 in full settlement of all demands against the estate of estate of John H. Jones. Signed: JC McConnell Co. Voucher 5 Gainesville, Georgia December 9, 1915 Received from Dathan Jones, Exetor. $10.65 in full of cost to date. Signed: WD Whelchel, Ord. Voucher 6 Gainesville, Georgia August 16, 1918 Received of Dathan Jones, Executor $102.50 in full settlement of all demands against the estate of estate of John H. Jones. Signed: Stow Bell & Co., DC Stow, Owner Voucher 7 Gainesville, Georgia December 14, 1918 Received of Dathan Jones, Executor $30.00 in full settlement of all demands against the estate of estate of John H. Jones. Signed: E.T. Gibbs Voucher 8 Gainesville, Georgia June 18, 1918 In Account with Sidney O. Senite, General Insurance 3/9/18, National Surety Co., Policy #83309, Premium $10.00. Paid 6/24/1918. Signed: Sidney O. Senite Gainesville, Georgia April 2, 1917 In Account with Sidney O. Senite, General Insurance 3/9/11, National Surety Co., Policy #83309, Premium $10.00. Paid 12/6/1917. Signed: Sidney O. Senite Gainesville, Georgia July 1, 1916 In Account with Sidney O. Senite, General Insurance 3/9/16, National Surety Co., Policy #83309, Premium $10.00. Paid 7/3/1916. Signed: Sidney O. Senite Dathan Jones or JT Clark In Account with Roper and Washington, Real Estate and Insurance Comapny, Gainesville, Georgia, April 1915, National Surety Company, Premium $10.00, Paid May 29, 1915. Signed: WR Roper Voucher 9 Jones Marble and Granite Co. Inc. Gainesville, Georgia December 1, 1915 Sold to Dathan Jones, Executor in estate of John H. Jones; Monument to John H. Jones, deceased, $139.50 Received of Dathan Jones, Exctr. of John H. Jones, $130.00 in full settlement for monument to John H. Jones. Signed: Jones Marble and Granite Co. Inc. Voucher 10 Gainesville, Georgia May 24, 1919 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $395.59 Nov 15, 1915 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $12.50 Nov 16 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $16.00 Dec 7 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $35.83 July 3, 1916 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $20.50 Sep 13 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $04.00 Oct 30 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $30.95 Oct 3 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $03.00 Nov 15 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $32.81 Dec 1 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $120.00 Mar 19, 1918 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $25.00 Apr 25 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $20.00 May 8 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $25.00 May 27 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $25.00 Jun 10 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $15.00 Jun 22 Cash paid to Mrs. John H. Jones Total: $25.00 Personally appeared before me Dathan Jones, who being duly sworn desposes and says that he is the executor of the estate of John H. Jones and that the above account is money actually paid by him to Mrs. John H. Jones, beneficiary under the will during her life time. He further desposes and says that Mrs. John H. Jones was an invalid for several years and in the bed most of the time and that he never received a receipt for any money paid her. Dathan Jones CE Smith, NP Voucher 11 Gainesville, Georgia January 14, 1919 Received of Dathan Jones, Ex. $226.60 in full settlement of my part of said estate. Ettie Jones Voucher 12 Gainesville, Georgia January 14, 1919 Received of Dathan Jones, Ex. $226.60 in full settlement of my part of said estate. Mollie Jones Voucher 13 Gainesville, Georgia January 14, 1919 Received of Dathan Jones, Ex. $226.60 in full settlement of my part of said estate. Lula Jones Voucher 14 Gainesville, Georgia January 14, 1919 Received of Dathan Jones, Ex. $226.60 in full settlement of my part of said estate. Susan N. Bell Voucher 15 Gainesville, Georgia January 14, 1919 Received of Dathan Jones, Ex. $226.60 in full settlement of my part of said estate. Josie Clarke Voucher 16 Gainesville, Georgia January 14, 1919 Received of Dathan Jones, Ex. $226.60 in full settlement of my part of said estate. Lilly A. Robbs Voucher 17 Gainesville, Georgia January 14, 1919 Received of Dathan Jones, Ex. $226.60 in full settlement of my part of said estate. Dathan Jones Hall County, Georgia Letters of Dismission Book p169 Dathan Jones and JT Clark, applied for and received Letters of Dismission from Executorship on the estate of John H. Jones, deceased. They further discharge, exonerate, and dismiss the National Surety Company of New York from any security entered into by and for the said executors. August 4, 1919 WD Whelchel, Ordinary

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4c.2ADE/1651 Message Board Post: I am looking for descendants of John Munday, John Burruss MUNDY and Zacariah Taylor MUNDY. John Munday was born in Albemarle Co., VA abt 1787 and married Elizabeth BURRUSS 20 June 1808 in Louisa Co., VA. They had six children: 1. Mary A. Munday md. James M. DUNAHOO 2. Louvinia Ann Munday md. Josiah THORNTON 3. John Burruss MUNDAY (MUNDY) see below 4. James E. Munday b. ca1824/5 in Louisa Co., VA middle name possibly Elmer 5. Susan Lusia Mundy md. Young Keller LIGHT 6. Samuel D. Munday md Martha (LNU) had at least one son named John Cleveland Mundy John Burruss MUNDY was born in Louisa Co., Virginia ca. 1823 and moved to Georgia and lived in the Jackson, Hall, Forsyth area. He died 12 March 1878 and had 10 children by two wives. Married 1st Mary Evelyn. THORNTON (Betty) and had three children. 1. Zachariah Taylor MUNDY b. 25 May 1847 d.28 Nov 1904 md.1st Lucinda WHITE and 2nd Frances Priscilla PAGE. 2. Georgia Ann MUNDY b. ca 1851 md Garrison L. WHITE 3. Nebraska C. MUNDY b. ca 1855 (do not know what became of her.) Married 2nd Elizabeth (Betsy) SHADBURN and had seven children. 1. Louisa Nash (Nas) MUNDY b. ca 1862 md John L. JOHNSON 2. Martha Jane MUNDY b ca 1864 3. William H. MUNDY b. ca 1865 4. Joseph A. MUNDY b. ca 1867 5. Victoria MUNDY b. ca 1870 md J.F. BENNETT 6. Elizabeth Azzalee (Azza) MUNDY b. ca 1872 md Stonewall Jackson PHILLIPS 7. Mabel MUNDY b. ca 1874 Zacharia Taylor MUNDY had 14 children seven by each wife. Children by first wife Lucinda WHITE 1. Evelyn MUNDY md. Bill MAUDLIN 2. Lucinda MUNDY b. ca 1868 md ____? POTTS and moved to AR 3. Thomas MUNDY b. ca 1870 md Julia BROWN 4. Sarah MUNDY b. ca 1875 md Joseph Lemuel WHIDBY 5. Janie MUNDY md Gus CALLOWAY (CALAWAY) 6. William (known as Willie sometimes listed as Willis) MUNDY md Josie MAGNESS 7. Hansel MUNDY b May 1879 md Maudie SAMPLES 17 Sep 1900 Children by second wife Frances Priscilla PAGE 1. Levi Asbury (Lee) MUNDY b.Oct 1883 md Nora Belle EMMETT 2. Susan Mahalier MUNDY b.Jan 1886 3. Martha Jane MUNDY b July 1887 md Robert L. (Bob) EMMETT 4. Clifford MUNDY b. 1888 d 1889 5. John Bradberry MUNDY b 18 April 1890 md Minnie ROBERTSON md 2nd Myrtie Ann BROWN (moved to Virginia in 1950) 6. James Elmer (Jim) MUNDY b Oct 1892 md Lillie WELLS 7. William (Bill) MUNDY md Isabell ROBERTS If you are related to any of the people named above please contact me at [email protected] I am the granddaughter of John Bradberry MUNDY and Minnie ROBERTSON and would like to get in contact with my Georgia cousins and find out what happened to my family over the years. I would like to collaborate on research as well. Lois Mundy Todd

I got lost somewhere in the woodwork , I guess .... what questions? : ) ron stone At 01:26 AM 4/2/02 EST, you wrote: >I have the same questions! > > >==== GAHALL Mailing List ==== >Visit the Hall County GAGenWeb Page >http://www.rootsweb.com/~gahall/ > >

I have the same questions!

Lisa Daniels. I am of White Ancestry,but I want to tell you That I praise you for your Endeavor,as so Many Black Enlisted men went unoticed in Our Wars,and were even put into Seperate Units and Companys,and It is High time That They got the Recognition That They So Rightfully Deserve,including Vietnam . You might also Try contacting The Veterans Of Foriegn Wars and The American Legion,and I have no Doubt That those Orginizations can also Put you in Contact with World War 2 Veterans,of African Decents. Respectfully,[email protected] Richard

Donna, I really like the idea of contributing at least the family group sheets that I have created. Where would you post them, on the Hall Co. page or elsewhere? I don't know what the requirements are; they are in MS word, can you use them in this format? Do you have parameters, I have Braseltons going back to MD and Hortons from SC. Do you want on those that settled in GA or do you want it all? Nedra

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4c.2ADE/1650 Message Board Post: I am compiling information for a book on African-American world war veterans and would like to conduct interviews with those (vets and their families) willing to share their experiences. Please contact Lisa Daniels at (888)207-4039 or e-mail me at [email protected] Thank you for your participation.

You might want to check into the Kirks in Madison Co GA. Several there! -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 7:03 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GAHALL] John KIRK, 1830s This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: KIRK Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4c.2ADE/1649 Message Board Post: Am looking for a John Kirk, born about 1790 in NC. He moves to GA in the early 1810s (possibly Hall or Jackson counties). The name also shows in a Gwinett county record, but I'm not sure if that's the same guy. Has ten children by his first wife (name unknown)--Eliza, Susan, Thomas, Mary, Robert, John Jr, Andrew Jackson, Melissa, Francis (Frank), and Jasper. Moves to Cobb county in 1837, marries an Emily Eubanks, and then has 7 kids by her--Malinda, Lucinda, Julia Ann, James, Martha, Samantha Emily, and Laura Elizabeth (there must not have been much to do after dark back then!). John and Emily both die in late 1864, soon after Sherman moves through Cobb county (would love to know more about this episode also). Any help would be appreciated. [email protected] ==== GAHALL Mailing List ==== Hall Co. GA Genweb - Donna Parrish CC http://www.rootsweb.com/~gahall/

Donna, I sure did NOT intend to cause a problem!!! Actually, I was just trying to help! Don't take your contributions to Hall County off the web. I, for one and I know lots others, have read everything on it and appreciate everything there! Neda

At 09:43 PM 3/29/02 -0600, Geri wrote: >Any idea where I might find these books. I have been searching the web and >can find nothing where where they may be purchased. <snip> Geri, I haven't been able to find purchase information, but it appears that volume 1 at least is available at the Cobb County, GA public library at their main branch in Marietta. Unfortunately, it is not available for interlibrary loan. Here's the info from their description; perhaps you can take this information to your local library or independent bookstore for help in finding how to find the book(s) for ILL or for purchase. Title: Pioneers of Georgia : a genealogist research book / by Joyce D. Payne. Author: Payne, Joyce D. Imprint: Tampa, FL : Mandy Grey Press, 1994. Notes: (v. 1- ) Related URL(s): BIB Call Number: G 929.3758 GEO ISBN: Location : Central Georgia Room Call Number : [GEORGIA] G 929.3758 GEO Judy

Jeff Thomson Sybil McRay (deceased) Nancy Crayton Elizabeth Keith Ellis Dan Pierce Kim Ferbrache Brenda Webb Bill Stephenson Elaine Lathem Ghorley Sam Anderson In case anyone missed the original post: I quote Author: Neda Copyright date: Thu, 28 Mar 2002 11:41:37 EST Source: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/GAHALL/2002-03/1017333697 "I have just received the book, Hall County, GA Marriage Records 1819-1832. How do I transcribe and add them to the Hall County page? Neda" End of quote In a message dated 3/30/02 12:15:20 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << There can be no copyright on public records. Only the format used is copyrighted. No problem looking up marriages, deeds, etc. Anything that is in the public domain has no copyright. >> If you look them up on the original source - not out of someone's books. Many authors insert material in their pages that are not really available by looking at the public record to be able to prove that the material has been stolen. I have some in each of my books. We already have some early marriages online that were abstracted by an individual. They are linked from the webpage. I will not knowingly post copyrighted material to the Hall County webpage. Apparently no one uses the webpage and I have wasted a lot of effort. There have been less than a dozen actual contributors see above When I printed my first book, I needed to sell them to pay the printing cost which had been borrowed. One woman called and said her pages were smudged and could she get a clean copy. At that time, I had sold about 5 books and not to her. I asked her where she got the book and she said "Out of the garbage dumpster at the printers." I suggested she apply to the dumpster for replacement. There were 250 copies printed for me at a price. 41 went out by dumpster. I challenge all of you to do one thing if you really want a good website. Send 10 lines out of your own research to be put online on the Hall page. If you haven't looked up any original records I bet you have interviewed a relative. I intend to now go to the Hall County page and take out my contribution and see if you miss it. Donna

There can be no copyright on public records. Only the format used is copyrighted. No problem looking up marriages, deeds, etc. Anything that is in the public domain has no copyright. Also, the only time you infringe on copyrighted text is when it is copied entirely. Excerpts are acceptable, however a source should be given for the records of those you looked it up for. It is my personal opinion anything looked up should be shared with the list. Otherwise, how would we know if we could use the information too. It would prevent the need to look it up again for someone coming into this discussion late too. Winnette --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.343 / Virus Database: 190 - Release Date: 3/22/02

Hi Donna, On page 107 (which is the start of the store account) it is "Frances C. Andoc Store Account Books 1826-1828 & 1831-1833" in the heading and Andoc is repeated several times in the introductory paragraph that follows. Eldon -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2002 8:33 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GAHALL] John KIRK, 1830s In a message dated 3/30/02 8:29:37 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << March 21, 1827 he made a purchase at Andoc's Store >> I thought this was Andoe's store?? Donna ==== GAHALL Mailing List ==== Hall Co. GA Genweb - Donna Parrish CC http://www.rootsweb.com/~gahall/

In a message dated 3/30/02 8:29:37 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << March 21, 1827 he made a purchase at Andoc's Store >> I thought this was Andoe's store?? Donna

Hi, There was a John KIRK in Hall Co in the 1820s and 1830s. This is from "Families of Hall Co, 1817-1849": March 21, 1827 he made a purchase at Andoc's Store January 8, 1828 he made another purchase at Andoc's Store He appears on the p. 119 of 1830 Hall Co census. He appears as a Hall Co winner in the 1832 Gold Land Lottery. I hope this helps. Eldon -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Friday, March 29, 2002 7:03 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GAHALL] John KIRK, 1830s This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: KIRK Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4c.2ADE/1649 Message Board Post: Am looking for a John Kirk, born about 1790 in NC. He moves to GA in the early 1810s (possibly Hall or Jackson counties). The name also shows in a Gwinett county record, but I'm not sure if that's the same guy. Has ten children by his first wife (name unknown)--Eliza, Susan, Thomas, Mary, Robert, John Jr, Andrew Jackson, Melissa, Francis (Frank), and Jasper. Moves to Cobb county in 1837, marries an Emily Eubanks, and then has 7 kids by her--Malinda, Lucinda, Julia Ann, James, Martha, Samantha Emily, and Laura Elizabeth (there must not have been much to do after dark back then!). John and Emily both die in late 1864, soon after Sherman moves through Cobb county (would love to know more about this episode also). Any help would be appreciated. [email protected] ==== GAHALL Mailing List ==== Hall Co. GA Genweb - Donna Parrish CC http://www.rootsweb.com/~gahall/

Brady, I will email you privately. Neda

I have a mystery with my KIRK family also. I wonder if there is any connection? I have a William G. Kirk b. 12 Jan. 1817 in TN married Rhody Catherine Holtzclaw 4 Dec. 1844 in Tallapoosa Co. AL The only child I have for this couple is my great grandfather, Joseph Green Kirk b. 19 Dec. 1848 in AL. Tallapoosa Co. AL is one county west of the Georgia border and in the middle of the county. It is not to far from Hall & Forsyth Counties GA. Do you think there may be a connection? sheryl -----Original Message----- This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: KIRK Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4c.2ADE/1649 Message Board Post: Am looking for a John Kirk, born about 1790 in NC. He moves to GA in the early 1810s (possibly Hall or Jackson counties). The name also shows in a Gwinett county record, but I'm not sure if that's the same guy. Has ten children by his first wife (name unknown)--Eliza, Susan, Thomas, Mary, Robert, John Jr, Andrew Jackson, Melissa, Francis (Frank), and Jasper. Moves to Cobb county in 1837, marries an Emily Eubanks, and then has 7 kids by her--Malinda, Lucinda, Julia Ann, James, Martha, Samantha Emily, and Laura Elizabeth (there must not have been much to do after dark back then!). John and Emily both die in late 1864, soon after Sherman moves through Cobb county (would love to know more about this episode also). Any help would be appreciated. [email protected] ==== GAHALL Mailing List ==== Hall Co. GA Genweb - Donna Parrish CC http://www.rootsweb.com/~gahall/

Any idea where I might find these books. I have been searching the web and can find nothing where where they may be purchased. Thanks for any help. Geri ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Stephenson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 12:04 PM Subject: [GAHALL] Starting in Georgia > If you think that you may have traced a relative to Georgia and do not know > where to start looking, try the publications "Pioneers of Georgia" by Joyce > D. Payne (1992). It is at least four volumes and all entries are in alpha > order. > > I recently came across this work while researching in the Southern Heritage > Library. I found a number of leads even though I knew my roots go deep into > Georgia. > > Bill Stephenson > > > ==== GAHALL Mailing List ==== > Hall Co. GA Genweb - Donna Parrish CC > http://www.rootsweb.com/~gahall/ >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: KIRK Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4c.2ADE/1649 Message Board Post: Am looking for a John Kirk, born about 1790 in NC. He moves to GA in the early 1810s (possibly Hall or Jackson counties). The name also shows in a Gwinett county record, but I'm not sure if that's the same guy. Has ten children by his first wife (name unknown)--Eliza, Susan, Thomas, Mary, Robert, John Jr, Andrew Jackson, Melissa, Francis (Frank), and Jasper. Moves to Cobb county in 1837, marries an Emily Eubanks, and then has 7 kids by her--Malinda, Lucinda, Julia Ann, James, Martha, Samantha Emily, and Laura Elizabeth (there must not have been much to do after dark back then!). John and Emily both die in late 1864, soon after Sherman moves through Cobb county (would love to know more about this episode also). Any help would be appreciated. [email protected]

Neda, Would you see if you have any Pethel's listed in your book? Thanks a lot. Brady W. Kerr