The Georgia State Archives has publications and do most Libraries. If the Jefferson Co., Library is on line, you might ask them. The should be knowledgeable in this area. http://www.sos.state.ga.us/archives/rs/grsrs.htm --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.721 / Virus Database: 477 - Release Date: 07/16/2004

Can anyone recommend any books on the history of Jefferson County and/or the surrounding counties? I'm particularly interested in Queensborough, but I would like to know about life in general in this area during the 1700s and 1800s. Much obliged! Christine Hadden

Hello, I need help finding information on last name WINSLETT or WINSNETT these people were in Social Circle, GA and Richmond county, GA in the 1920s. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Margie

Don't know whether any one is researching this family but found this info: Perquimans County, NC - 1754 Taxables File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Donna Cooper A List of the Taxables in Perquimons County for the Year 1754 Joseph Ratliff, 3: son of John & Sarah Fellows. Two of his siblings died in Jefferson Co., GA. Johnston County, NC - Deeds EDWARD BRYAN - deed book W-1, p. 487, 31 March 1797 JONATHAN PARKER & w ANNA formerly ANNA RATLIFF of WashingtonCo. GA to NATHAN POWELL of Louisville GA for $200, all right & title to 1/6 part of lands in Johnston Co being the prop. of NICHOLAS PORTER dec. also 1/6 part of land poss. by PORTER RATLIFF, dec, in Johnston Co. Wit: JOSEPH CHEARS, JNO SEARCY, REDDDEN RATLIFF. Signed: JONATHAN PARKER, ANNA (X) PARKER. ANNA PARKER priv. exam. by EDWARD BRYAN, JP, & CHARLES RAY, JP 31 March 1797. Dawn

Talbolt Co. Ga. Bk C pg 398 17 Dec 1830 Jefferson Co William T. Jorden to George R. McCants $80 15th dis LL9 Drawn by William T. Jorden in Jefferson Co **Note this is McCants Pond in Taylor County Wit: William Way, William U. Young JP Recorded 9 Mar 1835

Don't know whether any one is researching this family but found this info: Perquimans County, NC - 1754 Taxables File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Donna Cooper A List of the Taxables in Perquimons County for the Year 1754 Joseph Ratliff, 3: son of John & Sarah Fellows. Two of his siblings died in Jefferson Co., GA. Johnston County, NC - Deeds EDWARD BRYAN - deed book W-1, p. 487, 31 March 1797 JONATHAN PARKER & w ANNA formerly ANNA RATLIFF of WashingtonCo. GA to NATHAN POWELL of Louisville GA for $200, all right & title to 1/6 part of lands in Johnston Co being the prop. of NICHOLAS PORTER dec. also 1/6 part of land poss. by PORTER RATLIFF, dec, in Johnston Co. Wit: JOSEPH CHEARS, JNO SEARCY, REDDDEN RATLIFF. Signed: JONATHAN PARKER, ANNA (X) PARKER. ANNA PARKER priv. exam. by EDWARD BRYAN, JP, & CHARLES RAY, JP 31 March 1797. Dawn

Looking for info on Richard Helton who married Binka Campbell in Washington County, Ga. on Jan. 1, 1830. Richard died before 1840. Binka is listed in the Warren County, Ga. 1840 census: Helton, Pinkey 1 M 5-<10 1 M 10-<15 1 F 5-<10 1 F 30-<40 She is next listed in Jefferson County in 1850: Binky Helton 46-born Washington County, Ga. John 22-born Washington County, Ga. Mary A. 17-born Washington County, Ga. Thomas E. 15-born Washington County, Ga. No proof but I think Burrell Campbell may be Binka's father. Any of this sound familiar to anyone? Dawn

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Betty, I do not know who William P. TAYLOR (1787-1851) of Burke and later, near Riddleville, Washington County, GA descends from. All I know is he married Amelia DANIEL (1795-1860), my great-grand aunt ABT 1815. There are an awful lot of breaks in the DOB's of their children, so I do not know how accurate any of this information is. The one later TAYLOR family which connects to my overall family is the family of Ella TAYLOR (ABT 1863-1896) of Greensboro, Hale County, AL who married Dr. Frank Pugh CULVER, DD (1863-1949) of Lawrenceville, Henry County, AL. Ella was his first wife and after his death he married Mary Lee WHITE (1874-1944) of Meridian, Lauderdale County, MS, my 1C1R. Recent research also makes me want to look at the Robert TAYLOR (d. 1847) and Sarah PEHLAM family of Granville County, NC for possible links into this TAYLOR family of Washington County, GA, especially since the results of my cousin's DNA test indicated we are in some way related to Chesley DANIEL of Granville County, NC. My information from descendants of this TAYLOR family says William TAYLOR and Amelia DANIEL had the following children: i. James R. TAYLOR (1818-1864) married Olivia BRYANT and had children named, Elizabeth W., Annie, Frances, Elizabeth and Nancy born in the 1848-1859 time frame. ii. William Levin TAYLOR (1826-1884) who married Nancy Maria CLARK, d/o Charles Edward CLARK III and Sarah Collins MURPHEY of Blythe, Richmond County, GA. They had children named Sarah Amelia, Charles William, Julia Edna, James Elbert, Arizona Virginia, Sidney Johnston, Annabelle and Levin and I do not know how accurate any of this information is. iii. Rebecca Lewis TAYLOR born ABT 1834. <<< 1850 Washington County, GA census, 91St Division, Page 245, household 619 TAYLOR, William P. head, male, age 63, born NC, Planter, $4,000 TAYLOR, Emelia, wife, female, age 55, born NC TAYLOR, Leavin, son, age 22, born GA TAYLOR, Rebecca Lewis, daughter, female, age 16. born GA >>> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: <ARTNFRAMES@aol.com> To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 10, 2004 8:59 AM Subject: [GAJEFFER] Re: (Joseph Taylor and Frances Nail) > In a message dated 7/10/2004 3:20:46 AM Central Daylight Time, > jclarke@rose.net writes: > GA > came from Granville County, NC, the TAYLORS of Burke and later Washington > County, GA probably also. This DNA also cements the relationship I have > known that existed between the Gen. Beverly Daniel EVANS family of > Sandersville, Washington County, GA and my DANIEL bunch, since he too, was > a > Middlesex DANIEL descendant. > Floyd DANIEL of Madison, GA was also correct when he told me several > years ago that he was not related to my father because to my best > information his DANIEL line is not. > Let's put all of this in its proper perspective, these results were a > surprise to me and while I have always considered it as being possible, > especially since I have the names Chesley and Robert all through my > DANIEL, > family -- most other known links lead in completely different directions. > I think if you have not already committed to taking these "Y" DNA > tests, > if you are a male, then I think it is another reason to do so. If you are > a > female, then you need to find a male in your family that can take these > test. I think these DNA tests are going to change a lot of previously > proven assignments. > > John R. Clarke > Thomasville, GA > John Who were your Taylor's? My husband Arthur T Taylor descends from > Joseph > Taylor bn 1869 and Frances Elizabeth (Elvie) Nail who were in Elmore > county,Al > 1900 where some of their children were shown on census. > > Elvie 1891 > Joseph Thomas bn 1892 > John W 1895 > Robert Lee 1899 > > Later these children were bn > Lucile 1901 > Martha Veda Avalon 1903 > Vera 1903 twin to Veda > I am curious why veda had 3 names and i can find only 1 for vera > Haston 1908 > > later I think on 1920 or 1930 I find Joseph and Frances Nail Taylor in > Lagrange Troup co,Ga > I think with J W ( John W ) > And Joseph Thomas was in Muscogee Co,Ga > Haston was in Thomaston Ga was a mgr at a mill. > Robert lee was in Schley Co Americus or Ellaville Ga > > Thanks > Betty > > > ==== GAJEFFER Mailing List ==== > NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, > political announcements, current events, items for sale, personal > messages, flames, etc. (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED and will be > grounds for removal. Consideration for exceptions, contact > GAJEFFER-ADMIN@ROOTSWEB.COM > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

In a message dated 7/10/2004 3:20:46 AM Central Daylight Time, jclarke@rose.net writes: GA came from Granville County, NC, the TAYLORS of Burke and later Washington County, GA probably also. This DNA also cements the relationship I have known that existed between the Gen. Beverly Daniel EVANS family of Sandersville, Washington County, GA and my DANIEL bunch, since he too, was a Middlesex DANIEL descendant. Floyd DANIEL of Madison, GA was also correct when he told me several years ago that he was not related to my father because to my best information his DANIEL line is not. Let's put all of this in its proper perspective, these results were a surprise to me and while I have always considered it as being possible, especially since I have the names Chesley and Robert all through my DANIEL, family -- most other known links lead in completely different directions. I think if you have not already committed to taking these "Y" DNA tests, if you are a male, then I think it is another reason to do so. If you are a female, then you need to find a male in your family that can take these test. I think these DNA tests are going to change a lot of previously proven assignments. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA John Who were your Taylor's? My husband Arthur T Taylor descends from Joseph Taylor bn 1869 and Frances Elizabeth (Elvie) Nail who were in Elmore county,Al 1900 where some of their children were shown on census. Elvie 1891 Joseph Thomas bn 1892 John W 1895 Robert Lee 1899 Later these children were bn Lucile 1901 Martha Veda Avalon 1903 Vera 1903 twin to Veda I am curious why veda had 3 names and i can find only 1 for vera Haston 1908 later I think on 1920 or 1930 I find Joseph and Frances Nail Taylor in Lagrange Troup co,Ga I think with J W ( John W ) And Joseph Thomas was in Muscogee Co,Ga Haston was in Thomaston Ga was a mgr at a mill. Robert lee was in Schley Co Americus or Ellaville Ga Thanks Betty

Good Morning, The DNA results for my DANIEL family of Burke, Jefferson and Morgan County, GA are in and I am a descendant of Capt. William DANIEL (1625-ABT 1694) and Jocobed SMITH of Middlesex County, VA. This means, we probably have a more than a few families, especially those tied to my DANIEL line in Burke, Jefferson and Morgan County, GA, that may well have ties back to this same area. The MARSHALLS and TAYLORS of Burke and Jefferson County, GA come to mind. I am now pretty sure the Joseph MARSHALL of Jefferson County, GA came from Granville County, NC, the TAYLORS of Burke and later Washington County, GA probably also. This DNA also cements the relationship I have known that existed between the Gen. Beverly Daniel EVANS family of Sandersville, Washington County, GA and my DANIEL bunch, since he too, was a Middlesex DANIEL descendant. Floyd DANIEL of Madison, GA was also correct when he told me several years ago that he was not related to my father because to my best information his DANIEL line is not. Let's put all of this in its proper perspective, these results were a surprise to me and while I have always considered it as being possible, especially since I have the names Chesley and Robert all through my DANIEL, family -- most other known links lead in completely different directions. I think if you have not already committed to taking these "Y" DNA tests, if you are a male, then I think it is another reason to do so. If you are a female, then you need to find a male in your family that can take these test. I think these DNA tests are going to change a lot of previously proven assignments. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA

Hi Margie - we corresponded before, but it's been a while!! My husband is descended from g grandparents: Thomas Abram Hadden and Zilpha Walden, g g grandparents Newton Hadden and Elizabeth Brassell, g g g grandparents John Hadden and Nancy Williams, g g g g grandparents William Hadden and Elizabeth Hannah. Hope you're doing well! Regards Christine -----Original Message----- From: Margie King [mailto:heyred@knology.net] Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 8:47 PM To: GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Families of Jefferson County, GA Christine what Hadden are you? My mother was a Hadden. Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christine Hadden" <christine@contentedcows.com> To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 2:49 PM Subject: RE: [GAJEFFER] Families of Jefferson County, GA > Interested in the JENNINGS line too. John Jennings COTTLE was shown on the > Jefferson County Tax Digest in 1799, and in subsequent census records > through 1830. By 1838, he and his wife Elizabeth had moved to Sumter > County, where he died in 1842. > It is believed that his mother was Delilah JENNINGS. Anyone know anything > about this Jennings family? Also, if anyone recognizes this family, does > anyone know what Elizabeth's surname was? > > Thanks everyone! > > Christine Hadden > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Margie King [mailto:heyred@knology.net] > Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 8:33 PM > To: GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Families of Jefferson County, GA > > > Please tell me if the Hannah Jennings family had in PUCKETT connections, if > so they are in my line. > My line from Barnwell, SC is Jennings, Boysworth, Turner, Puckett, Chapman > and Jones. > Thanks, > Margie Puckett King > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> > To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 7:45 PM > Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Families of Jefferson County, GA > > > > This may be part of the DUNCAN family that migrated from Fauquier County., > > VA to Barnwell County, SC. (Joseph DUNCAN and Hannah JENNINGS family) > > > > There in lies one of the problems I have always faced in figuring out this > > DANIEL family. Into Robert W. DANIEL (1809-1865) flows his 4th wife, Mary > > Jane RENEAU. This was not a proximity marriage because she lived in > Oxford, > > Newton County, GA in 1852 when she married Robert. It is quite a ways > from > > Oxford to Bethany, even in those days. > > > > Which means this was some type of family marriage. So, where does she > come > > from and where did he come from? Her RENEAU family rolls out of Frederick > > County, VA and Somerset County, MD to eastern TN and then on to GA where > he > > father was a Presiding Elder in the ME Church. She was tied to a lot of > > Upper Neck folks in NE Virginia, as well as across the border in southern > PA > > and MD. > > > > So, where did his DANIEL bunch come from? They came from eastern NC in > the > > Pitt, Martin, Bertie, Edgecombe, Greene and Wayne County, NC area, > primarily > > Dobbs, Greene and Wayne. I also think the LANE family which was tied to > > this DANIEL family in Dobbs and Greene County, NC were also from the > > Somerset County, MD. The CASONS and CANNONS may also play a part in this > > DANIEL family, too, as well as the GRAYS, BRYANS and WHITFIELDS. > > > > John R. Clarke > > Thomasville, GA > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Huie and Joan Landrum" <jlandrum@cox-internet.com> > > To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 7:20 PM > > Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Families of Jefferson County, GA > > > > > > > John, > > > Thank you for this very interesting information. It appears that > > > your Robert Daniel and my Alex DANIELS could be related in some > > > way. I have never been able to find anything at all about Alex > > > Daniels. It may be that he was actually an Allen or Alen Daniel > > > This Alexander O'DANIEL from Duplin County, NC is another clue > > > for me, however. I thought that I might be able to follow up on > > > some of the children of Nancy WHITAKER and Alex Daniels, but > > > have reached a dead end on them as well. Elizaeth Daniels, their > > > first child married a DUNCAN, as did their daughter Ascenith. Daughter > > > Louisa married a Dr. WESTBROOK, Daughter Martha married a JENKINS, and I > > > have > > > no information on who Dr. Benjamin Daniels, their son,married. > > > > > > My ancestor, Eli Daniel Whitaker, son of Col. Benjamin, married > > > first Amelia Jane McCULLARS in Jefferson County. They had three > > > children, Mary Street Whitaker, Eliza Jane Whitaker, and Benjamin > > > T. Whitaker. Unfortunately Eliza Jane and Benjamin T. as well as > > > their mother Amelia Jane died in 1839 when the children were > > > one and two years old. I have been unable so far to find her parents. > > > Eli then married Elizabeth WATTERS. > > > > > > It is very interesting that so many of your line came from Somerset > > > County, NJ. Eliphalet Whitaker, b. 1732 lived in Somerset County > > > New Jersey until the beginning of the Revolution, when for some > > > reason he sold his property there and he and his wife bought property > > > in Faggs Manor, Chester County, PA. In the "Return of Taxables for the > > > County of Chester - 1785" Oxford Township, PA Eliphalet Whitaker > > > paid tax of 1.19.1. Georgia became a state in 1788 and Eliphalet > > > Whitaker drew land in the Georgia Land Lottery in 1788. 300 acres, > > > 135 acres, and 100 acres in that year. We suspect that he was for > > > awhile in Maryland with his oldest son, and perhaps came through > > > the Carolinas to Georgia. > > > > > > Obidiah Pride Cheatham, brother of Arthur Rudd Cheatham > > > ( and Ascenath Whitaker) married Charity BRYAN. > > > There are CLARK's and Clarke's mixed all in the Whitaker lines back > > > in New York and New Jersey. > > > > > > Thanks again. I'm hoping that I may find a connection with this > > > Alexander O'Daniel. > > > Joan Whitaker Landrum > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> > > > To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 4:14 PM > > > Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Families of Jefferson County, gA > > > > > > > > >> Hi, > > >> You sure are putting some folks awful near my family. Some of my > > >> family > > >> was from Somerset County, NJ. That Alexander DANIEL you have tied to > one > > >> of > > >> the daughters of Col. Benjamin WHITAKER and Ann EMANUEL really > interests > > >> me. > > >> I have an Allen DANIEL born 1793 that I cannot account for and > > >> someone > > >> may have later cobbled the name, Alex, into Allen. I have a list of 10 > > >> DANIEL kids but can confirm 6 maybe 7 of them. I also have one > addition > > >> child, a Chesley C. DANIEL, but this is from the research of Buckner K. > > >> JOHNSTON up in NC but I have him on DANIEL marriage bonds and > > >> guardianship > > >> bonds in Burke County, GA so he may well be a sibling, too. > > >> The reason this Alex interests me is because there is an Alexander > > >> O'DANIEL born 1759 in Duplin County, NC who married Elizabeth GRADY, > d/o > > >> William GRADY and Ann BARFIELD of Duplin County, formerly of Bertie. > > >> Alexander was the son of Frederick O'DANIEL and Charity WHITFIELD of > > >> Duplin > > >> County, NC. If you know the WHITFIELDS, they are all over the BRYANS. > > >> > > >> The MCCULLARS you also list are tied to the BRYANS in Johnston County, > NC > > >> and one of your WHITAKERS married a BRYAN. I cannot tied Frederick or > > >> Alexander O'DANIEL to my DANIEL bunch but they are close enough for me > to > > >> watch, closely, until I find a parent for Robert C. DANIEL (ABT > 1765-AFT > > >> 1830) of Burke County, GA. I know who his wife was, Penelope LANE > > >> (1773-1846), d/o Capt. Isham LANE (ABT 1730-1801) of Greene County, NC > > >> but I > > >> cannot tie him back to a parent, either. I do think his wife was a > Lucy > > >> GRAY, d/o Capt. John GRAY and Ann BRYAN of Lenoir County, NC but that > is > > >> just a guess. I do think that Isham was a brother of Levin LANE of > Jones > > >> County, NC, who also married a BRYAN. I also think these BRYAN roll > back > > >> to > > >> Somerset County, MD. > > >> > > >> Did I tell you that the father of my GGM, Anne Eliza POTTER (1808-1863) > > >> who > > >> married Charles W. RICHTER (1807-1884), who we think was from the > > >> Somerset > > >> or Monmouth County, NJ area? He was a ship captain that some say was a > > >> John > > >> WHITE and some a Robert WHITE. I think John, which is where my name > > >> comes > > >> from. I also think he was married to a Margaret HARTSHORNE. > > >> > > >> The Charles CLARK family of Richmond County, GA, who was also from NJ, > > >> was > > >> all over my DANIEL family. Charles E. CLARK III (1782-1852) lived near > > >> Blythe, Richmond County, GA but actually lived very near my 2nd GGF, > > >> Robert > > >> C. DANIEL in 1820-1830. > > >> > > >> My bunch, like your WHITAKERS, could well be out of a New England > family > > >> that migrated through NY, NJ, MD on the way to GA but mine stopped off > in > > >> eastern NC for a generation or more. > > >> > > >> However, the best links in my DANIEL bunch are to the Lanier-Daniel > > >> family > > >> of Pitt County, NC and the Rogers-Daniel family of Martin County, NC. > > >> > > >> John R. Clarke > > >> Thomasville, GA > > >> ----- Original Message ----- > > >> From: "Huie and Joan Landrum" <jlandrum@cox-internet.com> > > >> To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > > >> Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 10:46 AM > > >> Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Families of Jefferson County, gA > > >> > > >> > > >> > Good Morning John, > > >> > My pages at > > >> > www.familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/a/n/Joan-W-Landrum > > >> > include the families of Eliphalet Whitaker and his son Hon. Benjamin > > >> > Whitaker and his wife Ann Emanuel, daughter of Gov. David > > >> > Emanuel. All these were from Jefferson Co., GA. and married into > > >> > the families of Cheatham, Daniels, McDonald, Patterson, Lawson > > >> > Clements, Irwin, Gibson, Bayles,McCullars, and Watters > > >> > Thanks, > > >> > Joan Whitaker Landrum > > >> > ----- Original Message ----- > > >> > From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> > > >> > To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > > >> > Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 9:21 AM > > >> > Subject: [GAJEFFER] Families of Jefferson County, gA > > >> > > > >> > > > >> >> Good Morning, > > >> >> If you have any "family related websites" that relate to > families > > >> >> of > > >> >> Jefferson County, GA which you would like included on the "New > > >> >> Jefferson > > >> >> County, GA" website, pleas provide me the URL for those websites to > > >> >> me. > > >> >> > > >> >> Thank you. > > >> >> > > >> >> John R. 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John should I pass this information on? ----- Original Message ----- From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 10:35 PM Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Fw: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > Margie, > I do have some information on Richard BULLOCH II (ABT 1680-1766) and > Annie HENLEY of New Hanover County, VA, later Granville County, NC. I only > track one of their sons, Leonard Henley BULLOCH who married Frances HAWKINS > of Granville, later Warren County, NC. Leonard was a Proprietor of the > Transylvania Company which engaged Daniel Boone to establish the first > settlement in Kentucky. > > I did not have the BULLOCHS tied to the WATLEYS at this juncture and in > Granville. I do not know who Frances's family was but this HAWKINS boy was > probably related to her because I think I remember the MACONS were tied to > some of Audrey's bunch. > > I may have to take a look at this bunch a little closer because of that > POTTER name. This is the second instance that I have seen around this > Granville bunch and my great-grandmother was a POTTER. > > <<< > Note: Biographical Directory of the American Congress, 1774-1949 Biographies > H page 1286 > > HAWKINS, Micajah Thomas (nephew of Benjamin Hawkins and Nathaniel Macon), a > Representative from North Carolina; born near Warrenton, Warren County, > N.C., May 20, 1790; attended the Warrenton (N.C.) Academy and the University > of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; engaged in agricultural pursuits; member > of the State house of commons in 1819 and 1820; served in the State senate > 1823-1827; served in the State militia, attaining the rank of major general; > elected as a Democrat to the Twenty-second Congress to fill the vacancy > caused by the resignation of Robert Potter; reelected to the Twenty-third > and to the three succeeding Congresses and served from December 15, 1831, to > March 3, 1841; declined to be a candidate for renomination in 1840; resumed > agricultural pursuits; again elected to the State senate in 1846; member of > the council of state 1854 and 1855; died near Warrenton, Warren County, > N.C., December 22, 1858; interment in the family burying ground near > Warrenton, NC. > >>> > John R. Clarke > Thomasville, GA > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Margie King" <heyred@knology.net> > To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 9:56 PM > Subject: [GAJEFFER] Fw: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > > > > John thought you might like to e-mail this person. Lots of info form > > Granville, NC > > Margie > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Audrey Pool" <aep@madnet.net> > > To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 2:04 AM > > Subject: Re: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > > > > > >> Billie, > >> > >> After reading this over I might as well have worked on all of the records > >> for BULLOCK and WHATLEY of Granville, NC. > >> > >> Don't you think these two families, BULLOCK and WHATLEY are from > >> Zachariah > >> BULLOCK and Shirley WHATLEY? Both families migrated from Granville Co, > > NC, > >> but probably in VA before that. > >> > >> Zach BULLOCK was the s/o Richard BULLOCK of Granville, NC. Shirley > > WHATLEY > >> is in Granville (NC) early; Tax Lists, etc. Richard leaves a will in > >> Granville (NC). Len Henley and Zachariah BULLOCK were brothers. > >> > >> Zachariah didn't die in Granville (NC), but in Union Co, SC. Here is a > >> record of him with a niece Fanny Lyne or LYNE(d/o Len Henley BULLOCK). > >> Looks like she may have m. a LYNE if one of the executors has meaning... > >> > >> Source: Some South Carolina Genealogical Records by Revill. > >> > >> "BULLOCK, Zachariah of Union Co. Will 10 Feb 1791 Union Probate Pg-8 > >> Bro: Len Hinley (sic) BULLOCK'S 4 youngest daughters-namely: Fanny > >> LYNE, > >> Lucey, **Agnes, and Nancey B.-each 250 sterling > >> Bro: Len Henley BULLOCK of Warren Co, NC (previously Granville). Exor: > >> All rest > >> Nephew: Richard BULLOCK-son of Len Henley. One of the Exor's. > >> Exor: *James LYNE of Granville Co (NC?). > >> Wit: Adam POTTER, John LIPSCOMBE, Wm LIPSCOMBE, Jr." > >> * James LYNE is definitely from Granville Co, NC, as are his ancestors. > > He > >> is named on a will of his grandfather. Gosh, many of these people > >> connect > >> with either PETTYPOOL or POOL(E)! And/or HOLLOWAY. (aep) > >> **Agnes is a given name in the BULLOCK family. Agnes BULLOCK, d/o > >> Richard > >> BULLOCK m. a WILLIAMS (WILLIAMS-SATTERWHITE-PETTYPOOL). One Agnes > >> BULLOCK > >> is a witness to William BULLOCK's will, Granville Co., NC. Frances > > BULLOCK, > >> d/o William BULLOCK (Will, 1794, Granville, NC) married a BOYD. So these > >> names, like many other families, came down for generations. (aep) > >> > >> There is a Fanny BULLOCK in the following record, but over a hundred > >> years > >> before the one you are looking for. > >> > >> "1383 pg 322 John BULLOCK 6 February 1762 255 acres in Granville > >> County on both sides of DOTSONS Branch, joining BULLOCKS line, BRICKLES > >> line, and HARGROVES line OR: /s/ John BULLOCK Wits: Len Henley > > BULLOCK, > >> *Fanny BULLOCK surveyed 19 January 1761 SCC: Zachariah BULLOCK, > > Leonard > >> SIMM Thos PERSON Surveyor." > >> > >> Wasn't the HOLLOWAY/BULLOCK connection through Zach BULLOCK's line? > >> > >> With a Zach WHATLEY, it looks like there was a connection between the two > >> families somewhere before your line here; and/or because of this > >> connection...(if) this Fannie comes through Zachariah BULLOCK's lineage. > >> > >> I know Shurley/Shirley WHATLEY was in Edgefield after migrating from > >> Granville, NC. > >> > >> The following are interesting records. > >> > >> Granville Co, NC Patent Book 14: > >> > >> "Michael WHATLEY 16 March 1761 644 acres in Granville County on both > >> sides of Lyons Creek, joining KIMBALLS corner and WOOTONS line OR: /s/ > >> Mich'l WHATLEY* Wits: Len Henley BULLOCK*, Phill HAWKINS surveyed 28 > > May > >> 1760 SCC: Thomas WOOTON, Wm WILLIAMS, Thos PERSON Surveyor." *Note both > >> WHATLEY and BULLOCK on the same doc here. I don't know who Michael > > WHATLEY > >> is, but Shirley WHATLEY had a son, William, in the 1752 Tax List of > >> Granville, NC. (aep) > >> > >> "2805 pg 96 Shurley WHATLEY 6 February 1762 76 acres in Granville > > County > >> on the S side of Shocco Creek, joining WHATLEYS line, *JONES line, and > >> the > >> sd creek OR: /s/ Shurley WHATLEY Wits: Jno LINTON, James MARTIN, Jr > >> (Plat is missing)." > >> *This JONES family had a Gabriel JONES connection and from Spotsylvania > > Co, > >> VA. Our William POOL or PETTYPOOL m. Elizabeth JONES, d/o of a Gabriel > >> JONES. > >> (aep) > >> > >> Does this make sense? Audrey > >> > >> > >> ----- Original Message ----- > >> From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net> > >> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> > >> Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 10:24 AM > >> Subject: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > >> > >> > >> > In trying to figure out more information about Frances Bullock, d/o > > David > >> > Cunningham Bullock and Artemesia Burnett, who is proported to have > > married > >> a > >> > Whatley, I transcribed the following census records that jut don't seem > > to > >> > work, or prove what I have wrong. > >> > > >> > I am looking for this Fannie: > >> > > >> > 1 Frances 'Fannie' E. BULLOCK b: Abt. 1856 > >> > . +WHATLEY > >> > > >> > But I am not sure if she was a Whatley by marriage or by birth. I may > > be > >> > confusing two individuals ? > >> > > >> > 1- There is a Frances E. Whatley buried in Bullock-Whatley Cem. with > >> dates > >> > that match this birthdate - Fannie E. Whatley, b. Jun 26 1856 d. Oct > > 6 > >> 1874 > >> > > >> > HC Ouzts identifies her as d/o Frances Parthenia BULLOCK & Perender > > Andrew > >> > (Perry) Whatley, and I confirmed a Frances with the 1860 census below. > >> > > >> > CENSUS: 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Dorns Mill PO, p. 32, hh# 234/235 > > (living > >> next > >> > door to his widowed mother Nancy H.[Holloway] Whatley -spelling used in > >> > transcription is Watley > >> > P.A. Whatley 42 M Farmer SC [Perry Andrew] > >> > F.B. Whatley 38 F SC [Frances Bullock] > >> > Emerly Whatley 16 F SC > >> > William Whatley 14 M SC > >> > M.A. Whatley 12 F SC > >> > Jesse E. Whatley 9 M SC > >> > Zach Whatley 7 M SC > >> > David Whatley 5 M SC > >> > *Frances Whatley 4 F SC (ca 1856) > >> > E. R. Whatley 2/12 F SC > >> > E. S. Whatley 2/12 F SC > >> > > >> > > >> > 2 - But the 1870 Edgefield Co, Census lists a Fannie of about the same > > age > >> in > >> > the HH of Dave Bullock as well. > >> > > >> > CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield Co, SC, hh# 221 > >> > Dave Bullock, head, 46, M F 200/100, SC > >> > Artemesia Bullock, wife, 39, F W SC > >> > Matty Bullock, dau, 15, F W SC > >> > *Fanny Bullock, dau, 12, F W SC (ca 1858) > >> > Emma Bullock, dau, 9 F W SC > >> > Maria Bullock, dau, 8, F W SC > >> > Mary Bullock, dau, 5, F W SC > >> > Albert Bullock, son, 1, F W SC > >> > Fannie Bullock, mother, 75, F W SC > >> > > >> > Did Fannie Bullock marry? If so to whom? > >> > > >> > -------------------------------------------------- > >> > > >> > In checking this, I copied down two death cert. which were close to > > others > >> I > >> > was looking for. They don't seem to work, for me, but I went ahead and > >> posted > >> > here in case it will help someone else. > >> > > >> > 1917 - Death Cert. #23749, Greenwood Co, SC > >> > Leila Frances Whatley > >> > White, Female, marrital status not marked, age 67 > >> > b. Dec. 8, 1917, Laurens SC [obviously an error based on other > >> information] > >> > father: William Moore, Laurens Co, SC > >> > mother: Lula F. Moore, Laurens Co, SC > >> > d. Dec 8, 1917, Hodges, Greenwood Co, SC > >> > cause: influenze > >> > informant: J. R. Whatley, Greenwood > >> > buried: Andrew Chapel (Gr Co) > >> > UT: William Blanchard Co, Greenwood, SC > >> > > >> > Obviously she was NOT born in 1917 if she is 67 years old. Date of > > birth > >> ca > >> > 1850, IF age is right. > >> > > >> > -------------------------------------------------------------- > >> > > >> > 1945 - Death Cert. #9691, Edgefield Co, SC > >> > Mrs. Frances E. Whatley > >> > White Female, Widow, lived in Plum Branch, McCormick Co., sC > >> > b. August 19, 1867, Edgefield Co, SC > >> > father: William K. Seigler, SC > >> > mother: Sarah Sullivan, SC > >> > d. Sept. 1, 1945, Talbert township, Edgefield Co, SC > >> > informant: Willie Whatley, Plum Branch, SC > >> > buried: Mt. Creek [Baptist Church, Greenwood Co, SC] > >> > UT: J. S. Strom > >> > > >> > The following are buried with her: > >> > Whatley, William Edward Sep 27 1888 Aug 19 1956 [son] > >> > Whatley, E. M. [Edmond Milledge] Mar 9 1863 Apr 11 1931 [husband] > >> > *Whatley, Frances [E. (Duckie)] SEIGLER Aug 19 1867 Sep 1 1945 [self] > >> > Whatley, Charles Hammond Sep 20 1872 Dec 11 1927 [brother of husband] > >> > > >> > I posted the death cert. a M E. Whatley before that Dr. Connie McNeill > >> > identified his as "Edward Milledge Whatley, son of Edmund Meekins > > Whatley > >> and > >> > Mary Gilliam Cook. Born 9 Jun 1868 and died 11 Apr 1931, buried at Mt > >> Creek > >> > Baptist Church Cemetery with wife Frances Elizabeth Seigler. They were > >> the > >> > parents of 6 children." I am posting it again since it goes with the > >> above. > >> > However, note my concerns at the end. > >> > > >> > 1931 - Death Cert. # 6778 > >> > Mr. M. E. Whatley, white, Male, Married, farmer > >> > b. ____, SC Age 60 ? ? > >> > father: Edward Whatley > >> > mother: Mary Whatley > >> > d. April 11, 1931, SC State Hospital, Columbia, Richland Co, SC > >> > cause: chronic .... nephritis; arteroschlorosis; myocarditis; facial > >> > (erysepilas) > >> > Buried: Edgefield > >> > informant: SC State Hospital, Columbia, SC > >> > UT: J. S. Strom, Edgefield, SC > >> > Resident in city - 10 days. [Columbia Hospital I think] > >> > > >> > [There are just enough discrepancies in the names (Edward vs Edmond], > >> [M.E. vs > >> > E. M.] that I feel more research is needed to prove these are the same > >> > individuals. Age at death was not given positively, but if he was > >> > close > >> to 60, > >> > he would have been born in 1871. Census records for son of Edmond > > Meekins > >> puts > >> > birthdate ca 1863. > >> > > >> > Billie Jones > >> > Camden, SC > >> > tjones@camden.net > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > >> > To UNSUBSCRIBE > >> > Write SC-Genealogy-L-Request@RootsWeb.com > >> > Plain Text with just the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of letter > >> > Change the "L" to "D" if you have Digest Mode > >> > > >> > ============================== > >> > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > >> > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. 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John you amaze me with the information you have on families. I have been working off and on on HADDEN and PUCKETT line for about 30 years and have collected very little. Both my mother (Hadden line) and my father (Puckett line) neither talked about their families. My grandparents on both sides died before I was born. My mother destroyed some of the information I had collected years ago and said let sleeping dogs lie. Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 10:18 PM Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Fw: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > Margie, > I have known Audrey for years and years and years. <grin> She mainly > concentrates on the Middlesex DANIEL bunch that lived in Granville, later. > A lot of her bunch went to Perry County, AL, as I remember. > > I do have some of her WHATLEYS, though. Col. Abner WHATLEY (1791-1844) of > Edgefield County, SC married an Eliza Ruth WILSON and they were the parents > of Virginia C. WHATLEY (1833-1911) who married John Miller WRIGHT > (1832-1910) of Beech Island, SC. Abner also married a LAMAR, d/o an A. W. > LAMAR, before Eliza. Beech Island is right across the Savannah River from > Augusta, GA. Col. WHATLEY was the son of Edmund WHATLEY and Phyllis MARCUS > of Granville, later, Edgefield County, SC. > > Their daughter, Junie Whatley WRIGHT (1866-1900) my 1C1R, Col. William > Richter MUSTIN, Esq. (1857-1901) of Madison, Morgan County, GA. They say > "Willie" died of a broken heart after Junie's death. Willie was the State > Prosecutor for the Morgan County Judicial Circuit and a law partner of the > BILLUPS in Madison. He and Junie are buried in Madison within just a few > steps of my grandparents, John and Alice Daniel RICHTER. > > John R. Clarke > Thomasville, GA > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Margie King" <heyred@knology.net> > To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 9:56 PM > Subject: [GAJEFFER] Fw: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > > > > John thought you might like to e-mail this person. Lots of info form > > Granville, NC > > Margie > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Audrey Pool" <aep@madnet.net> > > To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 2:04 AM > > Subject: Re: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > > > > > >> Billie, > >> > >> After reading this over I might as well have worked on all of the records > >> for BULLOCK and WHATLEY of Granville, NC. > >> > >> Don't you think these two families, BULLOCK and WHATLEY are from > >> Zachariah > >> BULLOCK and Shirley WHATLEY? Both families migrated from Granville Co, > > NC, > >> but probably in VA before that. > >> > >> Zach BULLOCK was the s/o Richard BULLOCK of Granville, NC. Shirley > > WHATLEY > >> is in Granville (NC) early; Tax Lists, etc. Richard leaves a will in > >> Granville (NC). Len Henley and Zachariah BULLOCK were brothers. > >> > >> Zachariah didn't die in Granville (NC), but in Union Co, SC. Here is a > >> record of him with a niece Fanny Lyne or LYNE(d/o Len Henley BULLOCK). > >> Looks like she may have m. a LYNE if one of the executors has meaning... > >> > >> Source: Some South Carolina Genealogical Records by Revill. > >> > >> "BULLOCK, Zachariah of Union Co. Will 10 Feb 1791 Union Probate Pg-8 > >> Bro: Len Hinley (sic) BULLOCK'S 4 youngest daughters-namely: Fanny > >> LYNE, > >> Lucey, **Agnes, and Nancey B.-each 250 sterling > >> Bro: Len Henley BULLOCK of Warren Co, NC (previously Granville). Exor: > >> All rest > >> Nephew: Richard BULLOCK-son of Len Henley. One of the Exor's. > >> Exor: *James LYNE of Granville Co (NC?). > >> Wit: Adam POTTER, John LIPSCOMBE, Wm LIPSCOMBE, Jr." > >> * James LYNE is definitely from Granville Co, NC, as are his ancestors. > > He > >> is named on a will of his grandfather. Gosh, many of these people > >> connect > >> with either PETTYPOOL or POOL(E)! And/or HOLLOWAY. (aep) > >> **Agnes is a given name in the BULLOCK family. Agnes BULLOCK, d/o > >> Richard > >> BULLOCK m. a WILLIAMS (WILLIAMS-SATTERWHITE-PETTYPOOL). One Agnes > >> BULLOCK > >> is a witness to William BULLOCK's will, Granville Co., NC. Frances > > BULLOCK, > >> d/o William BULLOCK (Will, 1794, Granville, NC) married a BOYD. So these > >> names, like many other families, came down for generations. (aep) > >> > >> There is a Fanny BULLOCK in the following record, but over a hundred > >> years > >> before the one you are looking for. > >> > >> "1383 pg 322 John BULLOCK 6 February 1762 255 acres in Granville > >> County on both sides of DOTSONS Branch, joining BULLOCKS line, BRICKLES > >> line, and HARGROVES line OR: /s/ John BULLOCK Wits: Len Henley > > BULLOCK, > >> *Fanny BULLOCK surveyed 19 January 1761 SCC: Zachariah BULLOCK, > > Leonard > >> SIMM Thos PERSON Surveyor." > >> > >> Wasn't the HOLLOWAY/BULLOCK connection through Zach BULLOCK's line? > >> > >> With a Zach WHATLEY, it looks like there was a connection between the two > >> families somewhere before your line here; and/or because of this > >> connection...(if) this Fannie comes through Zachariah BULLOCK's lineage. > >> > >> I know Shurley/Shirley WHATLEY was in Edgefield after migrating from > >> Granville, NC. > >> > >> The following are interesting records. > >> > >> Granville Co, NC Patent Book 14: > >> > >> "Michael WHATLEY 16 March 1761 644 acres in Granville County on both > >> sides of Lyons Creek, joining KIMBALLS corner and WOOTONS line OR: /s/ > >> Mich'l WHATLEY* Wits: Len Henley BULLOCK*, Phill HAWKINS surveyed 28 > > May > >> 1760 SCC: Thomas WOOTON, Wm WILLIAMS, Thos PERSON Surveyor." *Note both > >> WHATLEY and BULLOCK on the same doc here. I don't know who Michael > > WHATLEY > >> is, but Shirley WHATLEY had a son, William, in the 1752 Tax List of > >> Granville, NC. (aep) > >> > >> "2805 pg 96 Shurley WHATLEY 6 February 1762 76 acres in Granville > > County > >> on the S side of Shocco Creek, joining WHATLEYS line, *JONES line, and > >> the > >> sd creek OR: /s/ Shurley WHATLEY Wits: Jno LINTON, James MARTIN, Jr > >> (Plat is missing)." > >> *This JONES family had a Gabriel JONES connection and from Spotsylvania > > Co, > >> VA. Our William POOL or PETTYPOOL m. Elizabeth JONES, d/o of a Gabriel > >> JONES. > >> (aep) > >> > >> Does this make sense? Audrey > >> > >> > >> ----- Original Message ----- > >> From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net> > >> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> > >> Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 10:24 AM > >> Subject: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > >> > >> > >> > In trying to figure out more information about Frances Bullock, d/o > > David > >> > Cunningham Bullock and Artemesia Burnett, who is proported to have > > married > >> a > >> > Whatley, I transcribed the following census records that jut don't seem > > to > >> > work, or prove what I have wrong. > >> > > >> > I am looking for this Fannie: > >> > > >> > 1 Frances 'Fannie' E. BULLOCK b: Abt. 1856 > >> > . +WHATLEY > >> > > >> > But I am not sure if she was a Whatley by marriage or by birth. I may > > be > >> > confusing two individuals ? > >> > > >> > 1- There is a Frances E. Whatley buried in Bullock-Whatley Cem. with > >> dates > >> > that match this birthdate - Fannie E. Whatley, b. Jun 26 1856 d. Oct > > 6 > >> 1874 > >> > > >> > HC Ouzts identifies her as d/o Frances Parthenia BULLOCK & Perender > > Andrew > >> > (Perry) Whatley, and I confirmed a Frances with the 1860 census below. > >> > > >> > CENSUS: 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Dorns Mill PO, p. 32, hh# 234/235 > > (living > >> next > >> > door to his widowed mother Nancy H.[Holloway] Whatley -spelling used in > >> > transcription is Watley > >> > P.A. Whatley 42 M Farmer SC [Perry Andrew] > >> > F.B. Whatley 38 F SC [Frances Bullock] > >> > Emerly Whatley 16 F SC > >> > William Whatley 14 M SC > >> > M.A. Whatley 12 F SC > >> > Jesse E. Whatley 9 M SC > >> > Zach Whatley 7 M SC > >> > David Whatley 5 M SC > >> > *Frances Whatley 4 F SC (ca 1856) > >> > E. R. Whatley 2/12 F SC > >> > E. S. Whatley 2/12 F SC > >> > > >> > > >> > 2 - But the 1870 Edgefield Co, Census lists a Fannie of about the same > > age > >> in > >> > the HH of Dave Bullock as well. > >> > > >> > CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield Co, SC, hh# 221 > >> > Dave Bullock, head, 46, M F 200/100, SC > >> > Artemesia Bullock, wife, 39, F W SC > >> > Matty Bullock, dau, 15, F W SC > >> > *Fanny Bullock, dau, 12, F W SC (ca 1858) > >> > Emma Bullock, dau, 9 F W SC > >> > Maria Bullock, dau, 8, F W SC > >> > Mary Bullock, dau, 5, F W SC > >> > Albert Bullock, son, 1, F W SC > >> > Fannie Bullock, mother, 75, F W SC > >> > > >> > Did Fannie Bullock marry? If so to whom? > >> > > >> > -------------------------------------------------- > >> > > >> > In checking this, I copied down two death cert. which were close to > > others > >> I > >> > was looking for. They don't seem to work, for me, but I went ahead and > >> posted > >> > here in case it will help someone else. > >> > > >> > 1917 - Death Cert. #23749, Greenwood Co, SC > >> > Leila Frances Whatley > >> > White, Female, marrital status not marked, age 67 > >> > b. Dec. 8, 1917, Laurens SC [obviously an error based on other > >> information] > >> > father: William Moore, Laurens Co, SC > >> > mother: Lula F. Moore, Laurens Co, SC > >> > d. Dec 8, 1917, Hodges, Greenwood Co, SC > >> > cause: influenze > >> > informant: J. R. Whatley, Greenwood > >> > buried: Andrew Chapel (Gr Co) > >> > UT: William Blanchard Co, Greenwood, SC > >> > > >> > Obviously she was NOT born in 1917 if she is 67 years old. Date of > > birth > >> ca > >> > 1850, IF age is right. > >> > > >> > -------------------------------------------------------------- > >> > > >> > 1945 - Death Cert. #9691, Edgefield Co, SC > >> > Mrs. Frances E. Whatley > >> > White Female, Widow, lived in Plum Branch, McCormick Co., sC > >> > b. August 19, 1867, Edgefield Co, SC > >> > father: William K. Seigler, SC > >> > mother: Sarah Sullivan, SC > >> > d. Sept. 1, 1945, Talbert township, Edgefield Co, SC > >> > informant: Willie Whatley, Plum Branch, SC > >> > buried: Mt. Creek [Baptist Church, Greenwood Co, SC] > >> > UT: J. S. Strom > >> > > >> > The following are buried with her: > >> > Whatley, William Edward Sep 27 1888 Aug 19 1956 [son] > >> > Whatley, E. M. [Edmond Milledge] Mar 9 1863 Apr 11 1931 [husband] > >> > *Whatley, Frances [E. (Duckie)] SEIGLER Aug 19 1867 Sep 1 1945 [self] > >> > Whatley, Charles Hammond Sep 20 1872 Dec 11 1927 [brother of husband] > >> > > >> > I posted the death cert. a M E. Whatley before that Dr. Connie McNeill > >> > identified his as "Edward Milledge Whatley, son of Edmund Meekins > > Whatley > >> and > >> > Mary Gilliam Cook. Born 9 Jun 1868 and died 11 Apr 1931, buried at Mt > >> Creek > >> > Baptist Church Cemetery with wife Frances Elizabeth Seigler. They were > >> the > >> > parents of 6 children." I am posting it again since it goes with the > >> above. > >> > However, note my concerns at the end. > >> > > >> > 1931 - Death Cert. # 6778 > >> > Mr. M. E. Whatley, white, Male, Married, farmer > >> > b. ____, SC Age 60 ? ? > >> > father: Edward Whatley > >> > mother: Mary Whatley > >> > d. April 11, 1931, SC State Hospital, Columbia, Richland Co, SC > >> > cause: chronic .... nephritis; arteroschlorosis; myocarditis; facial > >> > (erysepilas) > >> > Buried: Edgefield > >> > informant: SC State Hospital, Columbia, SC > >> > UT: J. S. Strom, Edgefield, SC > >> > Resident in city - 10 days. [Columbia Hospital I think] > >> > > >> > [There are just enough discrepancies in the names (Edward vs Edmond], > >> [M.E. vs > >> > E. M.] that I feel more research is needed to prove these are the same > >> > individuals. Age at death was not given positively, but if he was > >> > close > >> to 60, > >> > he would have been born in 1871. Census records for son of Edmond > > Meekins > >> puts > >> > birthdate ca 1863. > >> > > >> > Billie Jones > >> > Camden, SC > >> > tjones@camden.net > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > >> > To UNSUBSCRIBE > >> > Write SC-Genealogy-L-Request@RootsWeb.com > >> > Plain Text with just the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of letter > >> > Change the "L" to "D" if you have Digest Mode > >> > > >> > ============================== > >> > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > >> > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. 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Margie, I do have some information on Richard BULLOCH II (ABT 1680-1766) and Annie HENLEY of New Hanover County, VA, later Granville County, NC. I only track one of their sons, Leonard Henley BULLOCH who married Frances HAWKINS of Granville, later Warren County, NC. Leonard was a Proprietor of the Transylvania Company which engaged Daniel Boone to establish the first settlement in Kentucky. I did not have the BULLOCHS tied to the WATLEYS at this juncture and in Granville. I do not know who Frances's family was but this HAWKINS boy was probably related to her because I think I remember the MACONS were tied to some of Audrey's bunch. I may have to take a look at this bunch a little closer because of that POTTER name. This is the second instance that I have seen around this Granville bunch and my great-grandmother was a POTTER. <<< Note: Biographical Directory of the American Congress, 1774-1949 Biographies H page 1286 HAWKINS, Micajah Thomas (nephew of Benjamin Hawkins and Nathaniel Macon), a Representative from North Carolina; born near Warrenton, Warren County, N.C., May 20, 1790; attended the Warrenton (N.C.) Academy and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; engaged in agricultural pursuits; member of the State house of commons in 1819 and 1820; served in the State senate 1823-1827; served in the State militia, attaining the rank of major general; elected as a Democrat to the Twenty-second Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Robert Potter; reelected to the Twenty-third and to the three succeeding Congresses and served from December 15, 1831, to March 3, 1841; declined to be a candidate for renomination in 1840; resumed agricultural pursuits; again elected to the State senate in 1846; member of the council of state 1854 and 1855; died near Warrenton, Warren County, N.C., December 22, 1858; interment in the family burying ground near Warrenton, NC. >>> John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margie King" <heyred@knology.net> To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 9:56 PM Subject: [GAJEFFER] Fw: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > John thought you might like to e-mail this person. Lots of info form > Granville, NC > Margie > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Audrey Pool" <aep@madnet.net> > To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 2:04 AM > Subject: Re: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > > >> Billie, >> >> After reading this over I might as well have worked on all of the records >> for BULLOCK and WHATLEY of Granville, NC. >> >> Don't you think these two families, BULLOCK and WHATLEY are from >> Zachariah >> BULLOCK and Shirley WHATLEY? Both families migrated from Granville Co, > NC, >> but probably in VA before that. >> >> Zach BULLOCK was the s/o Richard BULLOCK of Granville, NC. Shirley > WHATLEY >> is in Granville (NC) early; Tax Lists, etc. Richard leaves a will in >> Granville (NC). Len Henley and Zachariah BULLOCK were brothers. >> >> Zachariah didn't die in Granville (NC), but in Union Co, SC. Here is a >> record of him with a niece Fanny Lyne or LYNE(d/o Len Henley BULLOCK). >> Looks like she may have m. a LYNE if one of the executors has meaning... >> >> Source: Some South Carolina Genealogical Records by Revill. >> >> "BULLOCK, Zachariah of Union Co. Will 10 Feb 1791 Union Probate Pg-8 >> Bro: Len Hinley (sic) BULLOCK'S 4 youngest daughters-namely: Fanny >> LYNE, >> Lucey, **Agnes, and Nancey B.-each 250 sterling >> Bro: Len Henley BULLOCK of Warren Co, NC (previously Granville). Exor: >> All rest >> Nephew: Richard BULLOCK-son of Len Henley. One of the Exor's. >> Exor: *James LYNE of Granville Co (NC?). >> Wit: Adam POTTER, John LIPSCOMBE, Wm LIPSCOMBE, Jr." >> * James LYNE is definitely from Granville Co, NC, as are his ancestors. > He >> is named on a will of his grandfather. Gosh, many of these people >> connect >> with either PETTYPOOL or POOL(E)! And/or HOLLOWAY. (aep) >> **Agnes is a given name in the BULLOCK family. Agnes BULLOCK, d/o >> Richard >> BULLOCK m. a WILLIAMS (WILLIAMS-SATTERWHITE-PETTYPOOL). One Agnes >> BULLOCK >> is a witness to William BULLOCK's will, Granville Co., NC. Frances > BULLOCK, >> d/o William BULLOCK (Will, 1794, Granville, NC) married a BOYD. So these >> names, like many other families, came down for generations. (aep) >> >> There is a Fanny BULLOCK in the following record, but over a hundred >> years >> before the one you are looking for. >> >> "1383 pg 322 John BULLOCK 6 February 1762 255 acres in Granville >> County on both sides of DOTSONS Branch, joining BULLOCKS line, BRICKLES >> line, and HARGROVES line OR: /s/ John BULLOCK Wits: Len Henley > BULLOCK, >> *Fanny BULLOCK surveyed 19 January 1761 SCC: Zachariah BULLOCK, > Leonard >> SIMM Thos PERSON Surveyor." >> >> Wasn't the HOLLOWAY/BULLOCK connection through Zach BULLOCK's line? >> >> With a Zach WHATLEY, it looks like there was a connection between the two >> families somewhere before your line here; and/or because of this >> connection...(if) this Fannie comes through Zachariah BULLOCK's lineage. >> >> I know Shurley/Shirley WHATLEY was in Edgefield after migrating from >> Granville, NC. >> >> The following are interesting records. >> >> Granville Co, NC Patent Book 14: >> >> "Michael WHATLEY 16 March 1761 644 acres in Granville County on both >> sides of Lyons Creek, joining KIMBALLS corner and WOOTONS line OR: /s/ >> Mich'l WHATLEY* Wits: Len Henley BULLOCK*, Phill HAWKINS surveyed 28 > May >> 1760 SCC: Thomas WOOTON, Wm WILLIAMS, Thos PERSON Surveyor." *Note both >> WHATLEY and BULLOCK on the same doc here. I don't know who Michael > WHATLEY >> is, but Shirley WHATLEY had a son, William, in the 1752 Tax List of >> Granville, NC. (aep) >> >> "2805 pg 96 Shurley WHATLEY 6 February 1762 76 acres in Granville > County >> on the S side of Shocco Creek, joining WHATLEYS line, *JONES line, and >> the >> sd creek OR: /s/ Shurley WHATLEY Wits: Jno LINTON, James MARTIN, Jr >> (Plat is missing)." >> *This JONES family had a Gabriel JONES connection and from Spotsylvania > Co, >> VA. Our William POOL or PETTYPOOL m. Elizabeth JONES, d/o of a Gabriel >> JONES. >> (aep) >> >> Does this make sense? Audrey >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net> >> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 10:24 AM >> Subject: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 >> >> >> > In trying to figure out more information about Frances Bullock, d/o > David >> > Cunningham Bullock and Artemesia Burnett, who is proported to have > married >> a >> > Whatley, I transcribed the following census records that jut don't seem > to >> > work, or prove what I have wrong. >> > >> > I am looking for this Fannie: >> > >> > 1 Frances 'Fannie' E. BULLOCK b: Abt. 1856 >> > . +WHATLEY >> > >> > But I am not sure if she was a Whatley by marriage or by birth. I may > be >> > confusing two individuals ? >> > >> > 1- There is a Frances E. Whatley buried in Bullock-Whatley Cem. with >> dates >> > that match this birthdate - Fannie E. Whatley, b. Jun 26 1856 d. Oct > 6 >> 1874 >> > >> > HC Ouzts identifies her as d/o Frances Parthenia BULLOCK & Perender > Andrew >> > (Perry) Whatley, and I confirmed a Frances with the 1860 census below. >> > >> > CENSUS: 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Dorns Mill PO, p. 32, hh# 234/235 > (living >> next >> > door to his widowed mother Nancy H.[Holloway] Whatley -spelling used in >> > transcription is Watley >> > P.A. Whatley 42 M Farmer SC [Perry Andrew] >> > F.B. Whatley 38 F SC [Frances Bullock] >> > Emerly Whatley 16 F SC >> > William Whatley 14 M SC >> > M.A. Whatley 12 F SC >> > Jesse E. Whatley 9 M SC >> > Zach Whatley 7 M SC >> > David Whatley 5 M SC >> > *Frances Whatley 4 F SC (ca 1856) >> > E. R. Whatley 2/12 F SC >> > E. S. Whatley 2/12 F SC >> > >> > >> > 2 - But the 1870 Edgefield Co, Census lists a Fannie of about the same > age >> in >> > the HH of Dave Bullock as well. >> > >> > CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield Co, SC, hh# 221 >> > Dave Bullock, head, 46, M F 200/100, SC >> > Artemesia Bullock, wife, 39, F W SC >> > Matty Bullock, dau, 15, F W SC >> > *Fanny Bullock, dau, 12, F W SC (ca 1858) >> > Emma Bullock, dau, 9 F W SC >> > Maria Bullock, dau, 8, F W SC >> > Mary Bullock, dau, 5, F W SC >> > Albert Bullock, son, 1, F W SC >> > Fannie Bullock, mother, 75, F W SC >> > >> > Did Fannie Bullock marry? If so to whom? >> > >> > -------------------------------------------------- >> > >> > In checking this, I copied down two death cert. which were close to > others >> I >> > was looking for. They don't seem to work, for me, but I went ahead and >> posted >> > here in case it will help someone else. >> > >> > 1917 - Death Cert. #23749, Greenwood Co, SC >> > Leila Frances Whatley >> > White, Female, marrital status not marked, age 67 >> > b. Dec. 8, 1917, Laurens SC [obviously an error based on other >> information] >> > father: William Moore, Laurens Co, SC >> > mother: Lula F. Moore, Laurens Co, SC >> > d. Dec 8, 1917, Hodges, Greenwood Co, SC >> > cause: influenze >> > informant: J. R. Whatley, Greenwood >> > buried: Andrew Chapel (Gr Co) >> > UT: William Blanchard Co, Greenwood, SC >> > >> > Obviously she was NOT born in 1917 if she is 67 years old. Date of > birth >> ca >> > 1850, IF age is right. >> > >> > -------------------------------------------------------------- >> > >> > 1945 - Death Cert. #9691, Edgefield Co, SC >> > Mrs. Frances E. Whatley >> > White Female, Widow, lived in Plum Branch, McCormick Co., sC >> > b. August 19, 1867, Edgefield Co, SC >> > father: William K. Seigler, SC >> > mother: Sarah Sullivan, SC >> > d. Sept. 1, 1945, Talbert township, Edgefield Co, SC >> > informant: Willie Whatley, Plum Branch, SC >> > buried: Mt. Creek [Baptist Church, Greenwood Co, SC] >> > UT: J. S. Strom >> > >> > The following are buried with her: >> > Whatley, William Edward Sep 27 1888 Aug 19 1956 [son] >> > Whatley, E. M. [Edmond Milledge] Mar 9 1863 Apr 11 1931 [husband] >> > *Whatley, Frances [E. (Duckie)] SEIGLER Aug 19 1867 Sep 1 1945 [self] >> > Whatley, Charles Hammond Sep 20 1872 Dec 11 1927 [brother of husband] >> > >> > I posted the death cert. a M E. Whatley before that Dr. Connie McNeill >> > identified his as "Edward Milledge Whatley, son of Edmund Meekins > Whatley >> and >> > Mary Gilliam Cook. Born 9 Jun 1868 and died 11 Apr 1931, buried at Mt >> Creek >> > Baptist Church Cemetery with wife Frances Elizabeth Seigler. They were >> the >> > parents of 6 children." I am posting it again since it goes with the >> above. >> > However, note my concerns at the end. >> > >> > 1931 - Death Cert. # 6778 >> > Mr. M. E. Whatley, white, Male, Married, farmer >> > b. ____, SC Age 60 ? ? >> > father: Edward Whatley >> > mother: Mary Whatley >> > d. April 11, 1931, SC State Hospital, Columbia, Richland Co, SC >> > cause: chronic .... nephritis; arteroschlorosis; myocarditis; facial >> > (erysepilas) >> > Buried: Edgefield >> > informant: SC State Hospital, Columbia, SC >> > UT: J. S. Strom, Edgefield, SC >> > Resident in city - 10 days. [Columbia Hospital I think] >> > >> > [There are just enough discrepancies in the names (Edward vs Edmond], >> [M.E. vs >> > E. M.] that I feel more research is needed to prove these are the same >> > individuals. Age at death was not given positively, but if he was >> > close >> to 60, >> > he would have been born in 1871. Census records for son of Edmond > Meekins >> puts >> > birthdate ca 1863. >> > >> > Billie Jones >> > Camden, SC >> > tjones@camden.net >> > >> > >> > >> > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== >> > To UNSUBSCRIBE >> > Write SC-Genealogy-L-Request@RootsWeb.com >> > Plain Text with just the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of letter >> > Change the "L" to "D" if you have Digest Mode >> > >> > ============================== >> > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >> > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >> > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >> > >> > >> >> >> >> ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== >> South Carolina Resources Available at RootsWeb! >> >> http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/SC.html >> >> ============================== >> Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >> Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. 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Margie, I have known Audrey for years and years and years. <grin> She mainly concentrates on the Middlesex DANIEL bunch that lived in Granville, later. A lot of her bunch went to Perry County, AL, as I remember. I do have some of her WHATLEYS, though. Col. Abner WHATLEY (1791-1844) of Edgefield County, SC married an Eliza Ruth WILSON and they were the parents of Virginia C. WHATLEY (1833-1911) who married John Miller WRIGHT (1832-1910) of Beech Island, SC. Abner also married a LAMAR, d/o an A. W. LAMAR, before Eliza. Beech Island is right across the Savannah River from Augusta, GA. Col. WHATLEY was the son of Edmund WHATLEY and Phyllis MARCUS of Granville, later, Edgefield County, SC. Their daughter, Junie Whatley WRIGHT (1866-1900) my 1C1R, Col. William Richter MUSTIN, Esq. (1857-1901) of Madison, Morgan County, GA. They say "Willie" died of a broken heart after Junie's death. Willie was the State Prosecutor for the Morgan County Judicial Circuit and a law partner of the BILLUPS in Madison. He and Junie are buried in Madison within just a few steps of my grandparents, John and Alice Daniel RICHTER. John R. Clarke Thomasville, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margie King" <heyred@knology.net> To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 9:56 PM Subject: [GAJEFFER] Fw: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > John thought you might like to e-mail this person. Lots of info form > Granville, NC > Margie > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Audrey Pool" <aep@madnet.net> > To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 2:04 AM > Subject: Re: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > > >> Billie, >> >> After reading this over I might as well have worked on all of the records >> for BULLOCK and WHATLEY of Granville, NC. >> >> Don't you think these two families, BULLOCK and WHATLEY are from >> Zachariah >> BULLOCK and Shirley WHATLEY? Both families migrated from Granville Co, > NC, >> but probably in VA before that. >> >> Zach BULLOCK was the s/o Richard BULLOCK of Granville, NC. Shirley > WHATLEY >> is in Granville (NC) early; Tax Lists, etc. Richard leaves a will in >> Granville (NC). Len Henley and Zachariah BULLOCK were brothers. >> >> Zachariah didn't die in Granville (NC), but in Union Co, SC. Here is a >> record of him with a niece Fanny Lyne or LYNE(d/o Len Henley BULLOCK). >> Looks like she may have m. a LYNE if one of the executors has meaning... >> >> Source: Some South Carolina Genealogical Records by Revill. >> >> "BULLOCK, Zachariah of Union Co. Will 10 Feb 1791 Union Probate Pg-8 >> Bro: Len Hinley (sic) BULLOCK'S 4 youngest daughters-namely: Fanny >> LYNE, >> Lucey, **Agnes, and Nancey B.-each 250 sterling >> Bro: Len Henley BULLOCK of Warren Co, NC (previously Granville). Exor: >> All rest >> Nephew: Richard BULLOCK-son of Len Henley. One of the Exor's. >> Exor: *James LYNE of Granville Co (NC?). >> Wit: Adam POTTER, John LIPSCOMBE, Wm LIPSCOMBE, Jr." >> * James LYNE is definitely from Granville Co, NC, as are his ancestors. > He >> is named on a will of his grandfather. Gosh, many of these people >> connect >> with either PETTYPOOL or POOL(E)! And/or HOLLOWAY. (aep) >> **Agnes is a given name in the BULLOCK family. Agnes BULLOCK, d/o >> Richard >> BULLOCK m. a WILLIAMS (WILLIAMS-SATTERWHITE-PETTYPOOL). One Agnes >> BULLOCK >> is a witness to William BULLOCK's will, Granville Co., NC. Frances > BULLOCK, >> d/o William BULLOCK (Will, 1794, Granville, NC) married a BOYD. So these >> names, like many other families, came down for generations. (aep) >> >> There is a Fanny BULLOCK in the following record, but over a hundred >> years >> before the one you are looking for. >> >> "1383 pg 322 John BULLOCK 6 February 1762 255 acres in Granville >> County on both sides of DOTSONS Branch, joining BULLOCKS line, BRICKLES >> line, and HARGROVES line OR: /s/ John BULLOCK Wits: Len Henley > BULLOCK, >> *Fanny BULLOCK surveyed 19 January 1761 SCC: Zachariah BULLOCK, > Leonard >> SIMM Thos PERSON Surveyor." >> >> Wasn't the HOLLOWAY/BULLOCK connection through Zach BULLOCK's line? >> >> With a Zach WHATLEY, it looks like there was a connection between the two >> families somewhere before your line here; and/or because of this >> connection...(if) this Fannie comes through Zachariah BULLOCK's lineage. >> >> I know Shurley/Shirley WHATLEY was in Edgefield after migrating from >> Granville, NC. >> >> The following are interesting records. >> >> Granville Co, NC Patent Book 14: >> >> "Michael WHATLEY 16 March 1761 644 acres in Granville County on both >> sides of Lyons Creek, joining KIMBALLS corner and WOOTONS line OR: /s/ >> Mich'l WHATLEY* Wits: Len Henley BULLOCK*, Phill HAWKINS surveyed 28 > May >> 1760 SCC: Thomas WOOTON, Wm WILLIAMS, Thos PERSON Surveyor." *Note both >> WHATLEY and BULLOCK on the same doc here. I don't know who Michael > WHATLEY >> is, but Shirley WHATLEY had a son, William, in the 1752 Tax List of >> Granville, NC. (aep) >> >> "2805 pg 96 Shurley WHATLEY 6 February 1762 76 acres in Granville > County >> on the S side of Shocco Creek, joining WHATLEYS line, *JONES line, and >> the >> sd creek OR: /s/ Shurley WHATLEY Wits: Jno LINTON, James MARTIN, Jr >> (Plat is missing)." >> *This JONES family had a Gabriel JONES connection and from Spotsylvania > Co, >> VA. Our William POOL or PETTYPOOL m. Elizabeth JONES, d/o of a Gabriel >> JONES. >> (aep) >> >> Does this make sense? Audrey >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net> >> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 10:24 AM >> Subject: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 >> >> >> > In trying to figure out more information about Frances Bullock, d/o > David >> > Cunningham Bullock and Artemesia Burnett, who is proported to have > married >> a >> > Whatley, I transcribed the following census records that jut don't seem > to >> > work, or prove what I have wrong. >> > >> > I am looking for this Fannie: >> > >> > 1 Frances 'Fannie' E. BULLOCK b: Abt. 1856 >> > . +WHATLEY >> > >> > But I am not sure if she was a Whatley by marriage or by birth. I may > be >> > confusing two individuals ? >> > >> > 1- There is a Frances E. Whatley buried in Bullock-Whatley Cem. with >> dates >> > that match this birthdate - Fannie E. Whatley, b. Jun 26 1856 d. Oct > 6 >> 1874 >> > >> > HC Ouzts identifies her as d/o Frances Parthenia BULLOCK & Perender > Andrew >> > (Perry) Whatley, and I confirmed a Frances with the 1860 census below. >> > >> > CENSUS: 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Dorns Mill PO, p. 32, hh# 234/235 > (living >> next >> > door to his widowed mother Nancy H.[Holloway] Whatley -spelling used in >> > transcription is Watley >> > P.A. Whatley 42 M Farmer SC [Perry Andrew] >> > F.B. Whatley 38 F SC [Frances Bullock] >> > Emerly Whatley 16 F SC >> > William Whatley 14 M SC >> > M.A. Whatley 12 F SC >> > Jesse E. Whatley 9 M SC >> > Zach Whatley 7 M SC >> > David Whatley 5 M SC >> > *Frances Whatley 4 F SC (ca 1856) >> > E. R. Whatley 2/12 F SC >> > E. S. Whatley 2/12 F SC >> > >> > >> > 2 - But the 1870 Edgefield Co, Census lists a Fannie of about the same > age >> in >> > the HH of Dave Bullock as well. >> > >> > CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield Co, SC, hh# 221 >> > Dave Bullock, head, 46, M F 200/100, SC >> > Artemesia Bullock, wife, 39, F W SC >> > Matty Bullock, dau, 15, F W SC >> > *Fanny Bullock, dau, 12, F W SC (ca 1858) >> > Emma Bullock, dau, 9 F W SC >> > Maria Bullock, dau, 8, F W SC >> > Mary Bullock, dau, 5, F W SC >> > Albert Bullock, son, 1, F W SC >> > Fannie Bullock, mother, 75, F W SC >> > >> > Did Fannie Bullock marry? If so to whom? >> > >> > -------------------------------------------------- >> > >> > In checking this, I copied down two death cert. which were close to > others >> I >> > was looking for. They don't seem to work, for me, but I went ahead and >> posted >> > here in case it will help someone else. >> > >> > 1917 - Death Cert. #23749, Greenwood Co, SC >> > Leila Frances Whatley >> > White, Female, marrital status not marked, age 67 >> > b. Dec. 8, 1917, Laurens SC [obviously an error based on other >> information] >> > father: William Moore, Laurens Co, SC >> > mother: Lula F. Moore, Laurens Co, SC >> > d. Dec 8, 1917, Hodges, Greenwood Co, SC >> > cause: influenze >> > informant: J. R. Whatley, Greenwood >> > buried: Andrew Chapel (Gr Co) >> > UT: William Blanchard Co, Greenwood, SC >> > >> > Obviously she was NOT born in 1917 if she is 67 years old. Date of > birth >> ca >> > 1850, IF age is right. >> > >> > -------------------------------------------------------------- >> > >> > 1945 - Death Cert. #9691, Edgefield Co, SC >> > Mrs. Frances E. Whatley >> > White Female, Widow, lived in Plum Branch, McCormick Co., sC >> > b. August 19, 1867, Edgefield Co, SC >> > father: William K. Seigler, SC >> > mother: Sarah Sullivan, SC >> > d. Sept. 1, 1945, Talbert township, Edgefield Co, SC >> > informant: Willie Whatley, Plum Branch, SC >> > buried: Mt. Creek [Baptist Church, Greenwood Co, SC] >> > UT: J. S. Strom >> > >> > The following are buried with her: >> > Whatley, William Edward Sep 27 1888 Aug 19 1956 [son] >> > Whatley, E. M. [Edmond Milledge] Mar 9 1863 Apr 11 1931 [husband] >> > *Whatley, Frances [E. (Duckie)] SEIGLER Aug 19 1867 Sep 1 1945 [self] >> > Whatley, Charles Hammond Sep 20 1872 Dec 11 1927 [brother of husband] >> > >> > I posted the death cert. a M E. Whatley before that Dr. Connie McNeill >> > identified his as "Edward Milledge Whatley, son of Edmund Meekins > Whatley >> and >> > Mary Gilliam Cook. Born 9 Jun 1868 and died 11 Apr 1931, buried at Mt >> Creek >> > Baptist Church Cemetery with wife Frances Elizabeth Seigler. They were >> the >> > parents of 6 children." I am posting it again since it goes with the >> above. >> > However, note my concerns at the end. >> > >> > 1931 - Death Cert. # 6778 >> > Mr. M. E. Whatley, white, Male, Married, farmer >> > b. ____, SC Age 60 ? ? >> > father: Edward Whatley >> > mother: Mary Whatley >> > d. April 11, 1931, SC State Hospital, Columbia, Richland Co, SC >> > cause: chronic .... nephritis; arteroschlorosis; myocarditis; facial >> > (erysepilas) >> > Buried: Edgefield >> > informant: SC State Hospital, Columbia, SC >> > UT: J. S. Strom, Edgefield, SC >> > Resident in city - 10 days. [Columbia Hospital I think] >> > >> > [There are just enough discrepancies in the names (Edward vs Edmond], >> [M.E. vs >> > E. M.] that I feel more research is needed to prove these are the same >> > individuals. Age at death was not given positively, but if he was >> > close >> to 60, >> > he would have been born in 1871. 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John thought you might like to e-mail this person. Lots of info form Granville, NC Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Audrey Pool" <aep@madnet.net> To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 2:04 AM Subject: Re: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > Billie, > > After reading this over I might as well have worked on all of the records > for BULLOCK and WHATLEY of Granville, NC. > > Don't you think these two families, BULLOCK and WHATLEY are from Zachariah > BULLOCK and Shirley WHATLEY? Both families migrated from Granville Co, NC, > but probably in VA before that. > > Zach BULLOCK was the s/o Richard BULLOCK of Granville, NC. Shirley WHATLEY > is in Granville (NC) early; Tax Lists, etc. Richard leaves a will in > Granville (NC). Len Henley and Zachariah BULLOCK were brothers. > > Zachariah didn't die in Granville (NC), but in Union Co, SC. Here is a > record of him with a niece Fanny Lyne or LYNE(d/o Len Henley BULLOCK). > Looks like she may have m. a LYNE if one of the executors has meaning... > > Source: Some South Carolina Genealogical Records by Revill. > > "BULLOCK, Zachariah of Union Co. Will 10 Feb 1791 Union Probate Pg-8 > Bro: Len Hinley (sic) BULLOCK'S 4 youngest daughters-namely: Fanny LYNE, > Lucey, **Agnes, and Nancey B.-each 250 sterling > Bro: Len Henley BULLOCK of Warren Co, NC (previously Granville). Exor: > All rest > Nephew: Richard BULLOCK-son of Len Henley. One of the Exor's. > Exor: *James LYNE of Granville Co (NC?). > Wit: Adam POTTER, John LIPSCOMBE, Wm LIPSCOMBE, Jr." > * James LYNE is definitely from Granville Co, NC, as are his ancestors. He > is named on a will of his grandfather. Gosh, many of these people connect > with either PETTYPOOL or POOL(E)! And/or HOLLOWAY. (aep) > **Agnes is a given name in the BULLOCK family. Agnes BULLOCK, d/o Richard > BULLOCK m. a WILLIAMS (WILLIAMS-SATTERWHITE-PETTYPOOL). One Agnes BULLOCK > is a witness to William BULLOCK's will, Granville Co., NC. Frances BULLOCK, > d/o William BULLOCK (Will, 1794, Granville, NC) married a BOYD. So these > names, like many other families, came down for generations. (aep) > > There is a Fanny BULLOCK in the following record, but over a hundred years > before the one you are looking for. > > "1383 pg 322 John BULLOCK 6 February 1762 255 acres in Granville > County on both sides of DOTSONS Branch, joining BULLOCKS line, BRICKLES > line, and HARGROVES line OR: /s/ John BULLOCK Wits: Len Henley BULLOCK, > *Fanny BULLOCK surveyed 19 January 1761 SCC: Zachariah BULLOCK, Leonard > SIMM Thos PERSON Surveyor." > > Wasn't the HOLLOWAY/BULLOCK connection through Zach BULLOCK's line? > > With a Zach WHATLEY, it looks like there was a connection between the two > families somewhere before your line here; and/or because of this > connection...(if) this Fannie comes through Zachariah BULLOCK's lineage. > > I know Shurley/Shirley WHATLEY was in Edgefield after migrating from > Granville, NC. > > The following are interesting records. > > Granville Co, NC Patent Book 14: > > "Michael WHATLEY 16 March 1761 644 acres in Granville County on both > sides of Lyons Creek, joining KIMBALLS corner and WOOTONS line OR: /s/ > Mich'l WHATLEY* Wits: Len Henley BULLOCK*, Phill HAWKINS surveyed 28 May > 1760 SCC: Thomas WOOTON, Wm WILLIAMS, Thos PERSON Surveyor." *Note both > WHATLEY and BULLOCK on the same doc here. I don't know who Michael WHATLEY > is, but Shirley WHATLEY had a son, William, in the 1752 Tax List of > Granville, NC. (aep) > > "2805 pg 96 Shurley WHATLEY 6 February 1762 76 acres in Granville County > on the S side of Shocco Creek, joining WHATLEYS line, *JONES line, and the > sd creek OR: /s/ Shurley WHATLEY Wits: Jno LINTON, James MARTIN, Jr > (Plat is missing)." > *This JONES family had a Gabriel JONES connection and from Spotsylvania Co, > VA. Our William POOL or PETTYPOOL m. Elizabeth JONES, d/o of a Gabriel > JONES. > (aep) > > Does this make sense? Audrey > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Lee and Billie Jones" <tjones@camden.net> > To: <SC-Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, June 26, 2004 10:24 AM > Subject: [SC] Frances Bullock or Frances Whatley b. ca 1856 > > > > In trying to figure out more information about Frances Bullock, d/o David > > Cunningham Bullock and Artemesia Burnett, who is proported to have married > a > > Whatley, I transcribed the following census records that jut don't seem to > > work, or prove what I have wrong. > > > > I am looking for this Fannie: > > > > 1 Frances 'Fannie' E. BULLOCK b: Abt. 1856 > > . +WHATLEY > > > > But I am not sure if she was a Whatley by marriage or by birth. I may be > > confusing two individuals ? > > > > 1- There is a Frances E. Whatley buried in Bullock-Whatley Cem. with > dates > > that match this birthdate - Fannie E. Whatley, b. Jun 26 1856 d. Oct 6 > 1874 > > > > HC Ouzts identifies her as d/o Frances Parthenia BULLOCK & Perender Andrew > > (Perry) Whatley, and I confirmed a Frances with the 1860 census below. > > > > CENSUS: 1860 Edgefield Co, SC, Dorns Mill PO, p. 32, hh# 234/235 (living > next > > door to his widowed mother Nancy H.[Holloway] Whatley -spelling used in > > transcription is Watley > > P.A. Whatley 42 M Farmer SC [Perry Andrew] > > F.B. Whatley 38 F SC [Frances Bullock] > > Emerly Whatley 16 F SC > > William Whatley 14 M SC > > M.A. Whatley 12 F SC > > Jesse E. Whatley 9 M SC > > Zach Whatley 7 M SC > > David Whatley 5 M SC > > *Frances Whatley 4 F SC (ca 1856) > > E. R. Whatley 2/12 F SC > > E. S. Whatley 2/12 F SC > > > > > > 2 - But the 1870 Edgefield Co, Census lists a Fannie of about the same age > in > > the HH of Dave Bullock as well. > > > > CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield Co, SC, hh# 221 > > Dave Bullock, head, 46, M F 200/100, SC > > Artemesia Bullock, wife, 39, F W SC > > Matty Bullock, dau, 15, F W SC > > *Fanny Bullock, dau, 12, F W SC (ca 1858) > > Emma Bullock, dau, 9 F W SC > > Maria Bullock, dau, 8, F W SC > > Mary Bullock, dau, 5, F W SC > > Albert Bullock, son, 1, F W SC > > Fannie Bullock, mother, 75, F W SC > > > > Did Fannie Bullock marry? If so to whom? > > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > > In checking this, I copied down two death cert. which were close to others > I > > was looking for. They don't seem to work, for me, but I went ahead and > posted > > here in case it will help someone else. > > > > 1917 - Death Cert. #23749, Greenwood Co, SC > > Leila Frances Whatley > > White, Female, marrital status not marked, age 67 > > b. Dec. 8, 1917, Laurens SC [obviously an error based on other > information] > > father: William Moore, Laurens Co, SC > > mother: Lula F. Moore, Laurens Co, SC > > d. Dec 8, 1917, Hodges, Greenwood Co, SC > > cause: influenze > > informant: J. R. Whatley, Greenwood > > buried: Andrew Chapel (Gr Co) > > UT: William Blanchard Co, Greenwood, SC > > > > Obviously she was NOT born in 1917 if she is 67 years old. Date of birth > ca > > 1850, IF age is right. > > > > -------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > 1945 - Death Cert. #9691, Edgefield Co, SC > > Mrs. Frances E. Whatley > > White Female, Widow, lived in Plum Branch, McCormick Co., sC > > b. August 19, 1867, Edgefield Co, SC > > father: William K. Seigler, SC > > mother: Sarah Sullivan, SC > > d. Sept. 1, 1945, Talbert township, Edgefield Co, SC > > informant: Willie Whatley, Plum Branch, SC > > buried: Mt. Creek [Baptist Church, Greenwood Co, SC] > > UT: J. S. Strom > > > > The following are buried with her: > > Whatley, William Edward Sep 27 1888 Aug 19 1956 [son] > > Whatley, E. M. [Edmond Milledge] Mar 9 1863 Apr 11 1931 [husband] > > *Whatley, Frances [E. (Duckie)] SEIGLER Aug 19 1867 Sep 1 1945 [self] > > Whatley, Charles Hammond Sep 20 1872 Dec 11 1927 [brother of husband] > > > > I posted the death cert. a M E. Whatley before that Dr. Connie McNeill > > identified his as "Edward Milledge Whatley, son of Edmund Meekins Whatley > and > > Mary Gilliam Cook. Born 9 Jun 1868 and died 11 Apr 1931, buried at Mt > Creek > > Baptist Church Cemetery with wife Frances Elizabeth Seigler. They were > the > > parents of 6 children." I am posting it again since it goes with the > above. > > However, note my concerns at the end. > > > > 1931 - Death Cert. # 6778 > > Mr. M. E. Whatley, white, Male, Married, farmer > > b. ____, SC Age 60 ? ? > > father: Edward Whatley > > mother: Mary Whatley > > d. April 11, 1931, SC State Hospital, Columbia, Richland Co, SC > > cause: chronic .... nephritis; arteroschlorosis; myocarditis; facial > > (erysepilas) > > Buried: Edgefield > > informant: SC State Hospital, Columbia, SC > > UT: J. S. Strom, Edgefield, SC > > Resident in city - 10 days. [Columbia Hospital I think] > > > > [There are just enough discrepancies in the names (Edward vs Edmond], > [M.E. vs > > E. M.] that I feel more research is needed to prove these are the same > > individuals. Age at death was not given positively, but if he was close > to 60, > > he would have been born in 1871. Census records for son of Edmond Meekins > puts > > birthdate ca 1863. > > > > Billie Jones > > Camden, SC > > tjones@camden.net > > > > > > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > > To UNSUBSCRIBE > > Write SC-Genealogy-L-Request@RootsWeb.com > > Plain Text with just the word UNSUBSCRIBE in the body of letter > > Change the "L" to "D" if you have Digest Mode > > > > ============================== > > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > ==== SC-Genealogy Mailing List ==== > South Carolina Resources Available at RootsWeb! > > http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/SC.html > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. 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Thank you, I will check after work tomorrow. Are you from Savannah, GA ? Good night, Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 11:30 PM Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Re: Looking for help on Mammie Milborn Willoughby > I would assume Jefferson County but I do not know for sure. There are some > maps on the Jefferson County website. They, should tell you. > > > John R. Clarke > Thomasville, GA > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Margie King" <heyred@knology.net> > To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 11:23 PM > Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Re: Looking for help on Mammie Milborn Willoughby > > > > John please tell me what county Stapleton was in in 1886? > > Margie > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> > > To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 11:09 PM > > Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Re: Looking for help on Mammie Milborn Willoughby > > > > > >> Margie, > >> I do not keep marriages after 1850, unless they are family and the > > same > >> can be said for marriages after 1800 because after these dates, they are > >> hard to track as family units. > >> > >> John R. Clarke > >> Thomasville, GA > >> ----- Original Message ----- > >> From: "Margie King" <heyred@knology.net> > >> To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > >> Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 11:06 PM > >> Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Re: Looking for help on Mammie Milborn Willoughby > >> > >> > >> > John here are the people I have that pertain to the names mentioned > >> > Mary Polly BRASSEL married Lawson Williams > >> > Children: John L Williams > >> > Nancy Williams William > >> > J. Franklin Williams > >> > Thomas Williams > >> > Madison Augustus Williams > >> > Sara Williams > >> > Lawson Williams was born 1807 was the son of James Augustus Williams > >> > and > >> > Mary Elizabeth Terrell. > >> > > >> > Theola Willoughby Matthews was born July 5, 1908 in Jefferson County, > > and > >> > died Aug. 31, 1966 in Newport News, VA. She married Truman Limuel > >> > Matthews, > >> > son of John Elbert Matthews and Dorthea Brooks. He was born on Dec. > >> > 18, > >> > 1904 in Jefferson Co., Ga and died Nov. 30, 1965 in Newport News, Va. > >> > > >> > Sorry this is so long, but any help one these people in Jefferson > >> > County > >> > would be greatly appreciated. > >> > > >> > Margie > >> > ----- Original Message ----- > >> > From: "John R. Clarke" <jclarke@rose.net> > >> > To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > >> > Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 10:06 PM > >> > Subject: Re: [GAJEFFER] Re: Looking for help on Mammie Milborn > > Willoughby > >> > > >> > > >> >> Margie, > >> >> I do not normally associate the name, TERRELL, with Jefferson > > County, > >> >> GA -- they were located a little north of Jefferson County in > > Oglethorpe, > >> >> Greene and Wilkes. The BRASWELLS I also do not associate, normally, > > with > >> >> Jefferson County but they may have been down there because they were > > tied > >> > to > >> >> the FARMERS and this family was an eastern NC family, so they may well > >> > have > >> >> been in Burke and Jefferson. > >> >> > >> >> The only Willoughby's I have were up in Pitt County, NC tied to the > >> > MOORES. > >> >> The only THOMPSONS I have in the JC area were the ones down in Emanuel > >> >> County, GA but they may be part of the same bunch and they supposedly > >> >> came > >> >> from Roberson County, NC. > >> >> > >> >> John R. Clarke > >> >> Thomasville, GA > >> >> ----- Original Message ----- > >> >> From: "Margie King" <heyred@knology.net> > >> >> To: <GAJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> > >> >> Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2004 9:26 PM > >> >> Subject: [GAJEFFER] Re: Looking for help on Mammie Milborn Willoughby > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> >I would appreciate any help with the name of Willoughby, Terrell, > >> > Thompson > >> >> >and Brassel. 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