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TXJean@aol.com wrote: > > Am Seeking info on any MIDDLEBROOKS in Newton Co., GA who are related to > those families of Harris Co., GA (Isaac Middlebrook b. 1753 - Kent Co. MD). > TXJEAN I have two people named MIDDLEBROOKS were probably lived in Newton (maybe Henry) County, GA. Idus E. MIDDLEBROOKS married Susan Ann KITCHENS(1875-1950) Zachariah MIDDLEBROOKS married Mary MOORE (born about 1819) I have a genealogy web page with these and other Newton County people at http://homepages.waymark.net/~srice

Am Seeking info on any MIDDLEBROOKS in Newton Co., GA who are related to those families of Harris Co., GA (Isaac Middlebrook b. 1753 - Kent Co. MD). TXJEAN

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seeking info on FENNEL family...had plantation outside Cedartown, GA...PLEASE advise of ANY info. Thanks, Ginger Daily

Hi... I'm looking for any data on John MOSS whose will was probated in GaNewton on March 07, 1827. This LWT names his wife Alender (Sarah Ellender HALL MOSS, his sons Burl (my g-grandfather), John, Thomas, and Whitman. Also mentioned are siblings of John MOSS, James MOSS, Archy MOSS, William MOSS, Willis MOSS (dec'd), and Fanny BROWN MOSS. The executors of this LWT were Wilson WHATLEY and Christopher S CARTER. The LWT was witnessed by John STOCKS, Barnet MITCHAM, and David HARRIS. Also, John MOSS's widow (Sarah Ellender HALL MOSS) remarried -also in GaNewton- to Hendrick MITCHAM, possibly related to the above named Barnet MITCHAM. Sarah and Hendrick had several children, still in GaNewton... I'd appreciate any data on ANY of these people... Thank you, Randy ___________________________________________ R W Moss 501 543-6086 day 1728 Harmony Church Road 501 536-8552 nite Pine Bluff, Ar Moss44@seark.net

Hi, cousins!! Please spread the word about our new list - the more of us there are on it, the better will be our chances of finding our ancestors. I hope you will soon send your post about your missing ancestors to the list so we can all help each other!! This is my brick wall in Newton county: Benjamin KING was born 1802 in NC and taken to TN "as a young child". He and Elinor S. WOOD, born 1805 in SC or North GA, married in 1823 in Newton county, GA and went to Forsyth, "a bride and groom". Folks back then didn't marry strangers. Usually the families had known each other a while. NOWHERE does my primary resource for what I know of this line - the Spencer B. KING book - say how long Benjamin KING's family was in TN. I have had it in my mind they were there until 1823, but of course they would not have been - how would Benjamin and Elinor have met, and why would they have married in GA if they lived in TN? And they married in Newton county, rather than Walton, where Elinor's brother, Cary (b. 1795), married a week later - apparently his bride was from there. That tells me that Elinor and Cary's parents were in Newton county, which was created in 1821 from Henry, Jasper and Walton. My guess is that Benjamin's family was also been in the area for a while - maybe a long while. Can anyone shed any light on either this WOOD family or the KING family? PLEASE??? Thanks!!! Carol <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch LOOKING FOR parents of: ANDERSON, Dorinda, b. 1862, Blount co., AL AYCOCK, Martha, b.1833 Blount county, AL GARRETT, Mary Susan, b. 1827, Lowndes co., AL JORDAN, Thomas, b. 1832, Bibb County, GA KING, Benjamin B., b. 1802, NC> Newton co., GA area bef. 1823 WOOD, Elinor S., b. 1805 "North GA" or SC> Newton co., GA area bef. 1823

Researching McGee/McGehee, Lazenby & Chandler Ancestor's that lived in Newton Co., GA. Will gladly exchange information. Thanks for your time and effort Doubleugly

Am researching BOWEN, PHILLIPS, McCART, and HOPKINS families of Newton Co.(c 1830s-present). Have much info to share and would love to share material. Thanks! Nancy