I am always hoping for a miracle. Someone will be looking for Kimbrel, Kirby, Shackelford or Williams information. These are my line and all went through Morgan or got married there. I will start using more, I promise. I do have a Mary L. Williams b. Nov. 25, 1817 in Morgan County, GA. Does anyone have a lead on her. She is a very important like in other line hunt. Joe Carnahan [email protected] Don McHugh wrote: > Normally I'm not in favor of a roll call. However, we have a rather > small list here and honestly, there's not much activity at all. Please > take a minute and submit your surnames to the list. Be sure and put your > surnames in the subject so folks can delete the mail if it does not > apply to them. > > I'm researching MCHUGH in Morgan County from 1850s onward. > > Don McHugh > listowner - Morgan County

I researching Eddleman, Woolard, Parker, Hull, Cline, Sanders. The only one that I know lived for some time in Morgan County was my Eddleman line. The others seemed to have spent some time in the vicinity of Morgan County on their way to other destinations. Stephen G. Eddleman (Steve) Computer Specialist E.I. DuPont de Nemours & Co. Victoria Texas Plant Home Email Address [email protected] Work Email Address [email protected]

All I have is that Robert H. Davis married Sarah Gunnels in 1814. Does anyone have any more information on Davis or Gunnels in that time period in Morgan Co., GA? Betty

I'm looking for the parents of Robert Lee LEMMOND, b. 1804 in Morgan Co. In land records I've found both a Joseph and a William LEMMOND between 1800 and 1830, but have not been able to prove either as a parent of Robert Lee. Robert m. Elizabeth TOMLIN in 1829 and they had the following children: William Allen, John Lamar, Temperance, Susan Frances, Almedia Antoinette, and Jesse Robert LEMMOND. William Allen m. Emily Beth PARKER, John Lamar m. Mary MOON, Susan Frances m. James WHITLEY, Almedia m. John TRAYLOR, and Jesse Robert m. Carnelia Jane HARRIS. Before the Civil War the family had moved west to Randolph Co., AL, where Robert Lee and all three of his sons volunteered to serve for the CSA. By the late 1870s the three sons had begun the trek (separately) to the west, living for a few years in Pontotoc Co., MS and then heading on to their final destinations in Wood, Upshur and Delta Counties in northeast TX. The father, Robert Lee, d. and is buried in Randolph Co., AL. Daughters Susan and Almedia both married and remained in Randolph Co. I suspect that Robert Lee's parents may have come from NC, where the LEMMOND surname proliferates around Mecklenburg Co., but at least some of them were in Morgan Co., GA, from 1800 - 1855. Jan Lemmond Breedlove Las Cruces, NM

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I am researching BARNETT. Zadock Barnett 1745-1823. Where was he born, who did he marry? His daughter, Nancy Ann, 1790-1892 married Greenville Henderson. His other children were: James, Mary Ann "Polly" 1765-1860, Dorcas 1774, George 1775, John W. 1776, Susannah 1779, Dorothy Ann 1794. Thanks. William Hall [email protected]

Thomas Dee Garrett born October 2, 1808 Morgan Co Ga. died April 1869 McLennan Co Tx. married on December 21, 1826 Morgan Co Ga. to Katherine Tarver born March 27, 1810 Morgan Co Ga. died January 15, 1888 McLennan Co Tx. Katherine the daughter of Andrew Tarver.

Normally I'm not in favor of a roll call. However, we have a rather small list here and honestly, there's not much activity at all. Please take a minute and submit your surnames to the list. Be sure and put your surnames in the subject so folks can delete the mail if it does not apply to them. I'm researching MCHUGH in Morgan County from 1850s onward. Don McHugh listowner - Morgan County

Looking for any information on George Grimes who married Hannah Joy. William Grimes married Elizabeth B William April 21, 1813 in Morgan County Georgia, with Nathan Grimes present as a wintess. Lisa V. [email protected]

I'm researching the following surnames in Morgan and Walton Counties: GILBERT, RUARK, MALCOM, CRAWFORD, ALLEN, PHILLIPS, HOGAN, & PETERS. The Gilbert line is one that originated in SC, moved to Lumpkin County by 1850, Gwinnett County after 1880, then on to Morgan County in the early 1900's. The other families were in Morgan County from much earlier. Willing to share information with other "cousins". Linda Pendergrass

I'm searching for PHILLIPS and HARRISON and WALKER in the later 1700's and early 1800's in Morgan Co. My PHILLIPS line came from Surry Co.VA through Anson Co.N.C. to GA and then to MS territory and the HARRISONS came from Brunswick Co.VA to GA and then to AL. Joseph PHILLIPS (b.1766) m. Jane WALKER ca.1789. Their daughter, Elizabeth (b.1790) m. ca.1808 Pascal HARRISON (b.in Brunswick Co.VA). Rae Venable Calvert Pearland TX

America James FEARS (1810-1857) married Milton Grant DAVIS, Sr. (1811-1863) in Morgan County, Georgia in 1830. Their children were: Wilson O. DAVIS (1832-unknown) Margaret Frances DAVIS (1833-unknown) Milton Grant DAVIS, Jr. (1835-1862) James F. DAVIS (1838-unknown) Josephine Wingfield DAVIS (1842-1899). Josephine was my great-great-grandmother, and she was born in Morgan County. To view the data from Josephine's family Bible (including a listing of "Negroes Births"), click here: <A HREF="http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/MilamBibl?read=3"> Henry-Davis Family Bible Records</A>, or cut and paste the following: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Tx/MilamBibl?read=3 < Vickie (Pounders) Everhart Ellis County, Texas (just south of Dallas)

Jesse Spear was probably the son of Lewis Spear. Jesse was born about 1802 in Georgia and died around 1866 in Jasper County, Georgia. He was captain of Georgia Militia District 364 between 1824 and 1841. A Lewis Spear was found in Morgan County, Georgia in the early 1800s. Jesse Spear married Isabella Coursey on December 28, 1824 in Jasper County. Isabel was born about 1805 probably in South Carolina and died February 18, 1884 in Jasper County. Jesse and Isabella Spear lived in southwest Jasper County south of Gladesville near the Jones County line. Some early neighbors mentioned in an 1828 deed included Gatewood Dunn, William Taylor, Henry Head, Jeptha Alford, Frances N. Taylor, and Henry and Seaborn Jones. Another deed in 1855 mentions John F. Weathersby, Frances N. Taylor, Michael M. Toland, William Barclay, Amy Mostello, and James McClenden. When the Jesse Spear land was sold in 1884, their property adjoined the lands of Williamson P. Middlebrooks, Brown Sanders, Patience E. Toland, and David M. Langston. Jesse Spear c1802- c1866 Isabella Coursey c1805-Feb. 18, 1884 children Lewis W. Spear c1827- Frances Spear c1829- Elizabeth Spear c1831- Martha Spear c1833- Mary Ann Spear c1834- Lucinda Spear c1837- John Andrew J. Spear Jan. 2, 1838-Jan. 21, 1912 Isabel Spear c1840- Brabara Nancy Spear c1842- Elbridge G. Spear May 15, 1845-May 8, 1914 Francis Marion Spear Aug. 3, 1846-Jan. 18, 1918 Lewis W. Spear married Frances M. Lucinda Spear married a Cheek John Andrew Jackson Spear married Elizabeth (Anderson?) Isabella Spear married T. W. Plymale Elbridge G. Spear married 1. Frances Ann Lunsford 2. Mollie Riggins Francis Marion Spear married Sarah "Sallie" Lavonia Marsh Francis Marion Spear the last child of Jesse Spear and Isabella Coursey was born in Jasper County, Georgia on August 3, 1846 and died in Griffin, Spalding County, Georgia on January 18, 1918. Marion Spear married Sarah "Sallie" Lavonia Marsh the daughter of James William Marsh and Lucinda H. Lynch on July 24, 1869 in Jasper County. Sallie was born March 31, 1852 in Jones County, Georgia and died June 28, 1926 in Griffin, Spalding County, Georgia. In later years, Marion worked in the cotton mill in Juliette, Georgia, then in the cotton mill in Griffin, Georgia. Sallie took care of a boarding house owned by the cotton mill in Griffin. Francis Marion Spear and Sallie Lavonia Marsh were members of New Hope/Caney Creek Primitive Baptist Church in northern Jones County not too far from Round Oak, Georgia. They are both buried at New Hope/Caney Creek Church. Francis Marion Spear Aug. 3, 1846-Jan. 18, 1918 Sallie Lavonia Marsh Mar. 31, 1852-Jun. 28, 1926 children Anna Jane Spear May 18, 1870-Jun. 2, 1870 Mary Lou Spear Jan. 14, 1872-Apr. 17, 1933 Minnie Judson Spear May 19, 1873-Oct. 31, 1917 Carrie Elizabeth Spear Jul. 29, 1876-Feb. 4, 1951 Pearl Estella Spear May 11, 1878-Nov. 28, 1880 Sallie Lavonia Spear Dec. 29, 1880-May 20, 1923 Rose Ella Spear Aug. 3, 1884-Jul. 9, 1942 Willie Mae Spear Sep. 13, 1886-Dec. 3, 1936 James "Jim" Marion Spear Jun. 23, 1889-Mar. 1, 1943 Jessie Kate Spear Sep. 13, 1891-Sep. 18, 1892 Arthur Lee Spear Dec. 20, 1893-May 17, 1958 Anna Jane Spear died as an infant Mary Lou Spear married William Walter Jackson Minnie Judson Spear married Edgar Ardean Jackson Carrie Elizabeth Spear married Huey Augustus Funderburk Pearl Estella Spear died as a young child Sallie Lavonia Spear married James I. Funderburk Rose Ella Spear married Walt Brazier Willie Mae Spear married Frank Snipes James Marion Spear married Eunice Odell Hamilton Jessie Kate Spear died as a young child Authur Lee Spear married Novie Landers I hope this will help someone and if anyone has additional information or facts on this family please contact me. Thanks Gene Funderburk [email protected]

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Looking for ancestors/descendants of Zadock Barnett. A daughter was born in Morgan Co.: Nancy Ann - 1790 - (married Greenville Henderson); and a son died there George Barnett in 1826. Anyone? William Hall [email protected]

Looking of any information on Mary L. Williams born 11/25/1817 in Morgan County, Ga., to Henry J. Williams and Patsy Kirby. Thank you in advance. Joe Carnahan [email protected]

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Is there anyone who lives in the county seat of Morgan,that will check for a will of Samuel Stovall d.before 21 Nov.1847 Please e-mail /terms for doing this.I would like a copy but not certf'. Thanks,Joyce in Texas.

I don't see Samuel's WILL registered in my GA Will directory, but I do have a 26 page hand-written family history of Samuel and Sarah Arrington. It includes ancestors and descendants of Samuel and Sarah. I obtained it from the Vertical Files at the Statesboro Library. It was compiled from ....sources unknown(not listed)....by Donald Stephen Charles of Lithonia GA, but seems to be "authorative..." I am also interested in any MALLORY-STOVALL info from Morgan County and surrounding area. Rich in TAMPA Joyce McMurray wrote: > Is there anyone who lives in the county seat of Morgan,that will check > for a will of Samuel Stovall d.before 21 Nov.1847 > Please e-mail /terms for doing this.I would like a copy but not certf'. > Thanks,Joyce in Texas. -- PLEASE VISIT THE WELCH FAMILY ASSEMBLY WEB PAGE BY CLICKING ON the"ORGANIZATION"..http..address ABOVE \\\|/// \\ ~ ~ // ( @ @ ) +------------------oOOo- (_) --oOOo-----------------+ |W*elch,W*ittwer,M*auchly,Z*immerman,S*tone,Z*eigler | |R*yf,A*mstutz,L*ewis,H*ardee,T*yson,S*chochli,W*eber| |Z*urfluh,S*pychiger,M*osser,A*mstutz,N*euenschwander| |N*ussbaum,S*hitz,H*enry,M*osteller,A*bel,M*ay,F*ish | |M*allory,M*etzger,M*organ,T*immons,B*rooks,L*eichti | |F*ields,C*herry,M*oore,R*ouse,McG*owan,M*oye,C*orey | +-----------------------------Oooo.------------------+ I'm ( ) Richard Welch .oooO ) / [email protected] TAMPA ( ) (_/ \ ( Searchin' \_) sig.txt

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