Lois - The "Wilkes Co., GA, Tax Records, 1785-1805" by Frank Parker Hudson shows that Enoch Stringfellow was in Wilkes as early as 1785 and was listed in the 1785, 1786, 1787 tax digests for Wilkes. Benjaman was listed in 1790, 1791, and 1793. Also, the book "Abstracts of Georgia Land Plat Books A & B, 1779-1785" by Nathan Mathews, mentions plat No. 350, p. 119, for Edward Harrison in Wilkes Co., dated 9th June 1784 and executed 29th July 1784 for 200 acres. Harrison's land joined lands of Shadrick Kenebrew, vacant land, Isaac Low and Enoch Stringfellow -- so Enoch was in Wilkes Co. on or before 1784. I don't have a copy of the will, but there was a Will for Amy Stringfellow in 1826, Greene Co., Will Book F, p. 130. Faye > From: <lois@rockfoodtable.com> > To: <GAMORGAN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2003 5:17 PM > Subject: [GAMORGAN-L] Re: Joseph Moore, Sr. > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Vd.2ADE/1327.1 > > > > Benjamin Stringfellow is my ancestor. He was born c. 1760, Greene Co. Ga. > Died bef. July 1826. He was the son of Enoch and Amey (Rush) Stringfellow. > His daughter Alice "Alsey" marr. Ezekiel Fears. The only info on Benjamin > that I have found came from from others. His wife is listed only as > Elizabeth. His brother Henry, b.c. 1777, m. 11 Jan. 1797 "Polly" Moore. > This seems to be the same family. I would be interested in more information > on the Moore family, as I feel now that he was married to Elizabeth Moore. > Please e-mail me directly as I do not get on the internet very often.Lois > >