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    1. Re: [GAPIKE] SIMS
    2. Aldewin Johnson

    3. I am researching the Sims, Jackson families of Pike Co., GA. in the 1830 time frame. ATJ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cin" <bamahart@airmail.net> To: <GAPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 10:34 AM Subject: [GAPIKE] SIMS > > -- > I would like to correspond with anyone researching SIMS in Pike Co. > GA. Looking forward to hearing from you. > > Thanks, Cindy K. > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

    10/15/2002 04:57:57
    1. RE: [GAPIKE] SIMS
    2. Jackie

    3. Cindy, Do you have any information on Jasper Sims of Pike Co. that appears on the 1870 census roll? I have researching W.T. Presley and he is living in that household at that time --I'm trying to discover the relationship, if any. Thanks Jackie -----Original Message----- From: Cin [mailto:bamahart@airmail.net] Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 10:34 AM To: GAPIKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GAPIKE] SIMS -- I would like to correspond with anyone researching SIMS in Pike Co. GA. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Cindy K. ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

    10/15/2002 04:54:36
    1. [GAPIKE] SIMS
    2. Cin

    3. -- I would like to correspond with anyone researching SIMS in Pike Co. GA. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Cindy K.

    10/15/2002 04:34:29
    1. [GAPIKE] 1918 Sarah Elizabeth Collier Obit
    2. Lynn B. Cunningham

    3. Lisa Graham posted this on the Upson County mailing list. I am copying it to the Pike list, because of the connection to John and Nancy Means. Thanks, Lisa ----------- Mrs. I. C. Collier Passes Away Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Collier was born at Meansville, Ga., Pike County, June 10, 1844, was married to a Isaac Cuthbert Collier Dec. 21, 1865 and departed this life at an Atlanta Sanitarium Friday, Jan. 18, 1918 at four a.m. She was the daughter of John And Nancy Means, of Meansville, Ga., and was one of the family of 12 children. There being six sons and six daughters born to the Means family. She was the sister of the late Judge James W. Means, so long ordinary of Pike Co. Her Husband was the late Isaac C. Collier who proceeded her in death about 10 years ago, having passed away being stricken with paralysis on July 11, 1908. There was only one child born to them, Mr. J. C. Collier. of Barnesville, Ga. Her husband was a resident of Piedmont, Ga. all his life. After the death of her husband, she came to live with her son, where she resided the balance of her life. Out of the family of 12 Means children there are only 3 left: Mrs. M.A. Aldridge, John F. and B. A. Means. The funeral services were held at the First Methodist church on Saturday, January 19, at 2:30 p.m. and were conducted by her pastor, Rev. R. L. Wright her pastor was assisted by the Rev. Quillian, pastor of the Barnesville M. E. Church. Interment in the Collier family vault, beside the remains of her late husband. (Transcribed 10/14/02 Lisa Graham) Note: At Greenwood Cemetery Lamar (formerly Pike) County: Collier, Sarah Elizabeth, b. 10 June 1844, d. 18 Jan 1918

    10/14/2002 05:34:03
    1. [GAPIKE] 1889 Larkin Pitts Article
    2. Lynn B. Cunningham

    3. Pike County, Journal Zebulon, GA., Tuesday, September 17, 1889 Mr. Larkin Pitts and his three grandchildren are very low with typhoid fever. They are in very pressing circumstances and their neighbors in the upper edge of the Second district need help in the way of money to give them the attention deserved. Mr. W.W. Arnold has interested himself in their behalf and any contribution entrusted to him will be put in the right place. (Transcribed 10/14/02 Lynn Cunningham) Note: Larkin Pitts was a son of Martin M. Pitts and Elizabeth Ray. He was married to Phoebe Russell. Their daughter Susan, who is living with them in 1880, died before 1900. The three grandchildren mentioned are probably hers - Mary Ann Moore, born Feb 1881, Fannie Moore, born Feb 1882 and Walter Moore, born Aug 1887. 1880 Census Place: District 592, Pike, Georgia Source: FHL Film 1254161 National Archives Film T9-0161 Page 71D Larkin R. PITTS, Self, M, M, W, 48, GA, Occ: Farmer, Fa: SC, Mo: GA Phebe PITTS, Wife, F, M, W, 39, GA, Occ: Keeps House, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Susan E. MOORE, Dau, F, M, W, 16, GA, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Thomas MOORE, SonL, M, M, W, 32, GA, Occ: Laborer, Fa: GA, Mo: GA

    10/14/2002 05:20:53
    1. [GAPIKE] 1889 Sarah Rachels - Revolutionary War Widow
    2. Lynn B. Cunningham

    3. Pike County, Journal Zebulon, GA., Tuesday, September 3, 1889 Mrs. Sarah Rachels, of this county, now in her 87th year is the mother of five children and the widow of an old soldier who fought in the revolutionary war. She was married at the age of sixteen to a man of eighty years. Perhaps she is the only widow of a Revolutionary soldier now living. (Transcribed 10/14/02 Lynn Cunningham) Note: 1880 Census Place: District 581, Pike, Georgia Source: FHL Film 1254161 National Archives Film T9_0161 Page 164B Sallie RACHELS, Self, F, W, W, 78, GA, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Fracis D. TANTON, Other, F, S, W, 33, GA, Occ: Keeping House, Fa: GA, Mo: GA James T. TANTON, Other, M, S, W, 14, GA, Occ: Farm Laborer, Fa: GA, Mo: GA

    10/14/2002 05:18:51
    1. Re: [GAPIKE] 1889 Isaac Jones Lightening Story
    2. Judy C

    3. Lynn, Thank you for your many contributions to this list. To other Jones researchers: I don't know how, but I believe my husband is related to this line of Jones. I'm currently researching his paternal ancestry, and the Jones ancestor is on his maternal side. Nonetheless, I'd be glad to share what I've got so far with others researching the Jones family. And Lynn, I promise the next time I post something for Carroll county that could be cross-posted here, I'll share here, too. Judy who's husband descends from Arlin Jones, but who's genealogy program just went belly up and who's going to take that as a sign to go to bed. :-)

    10/14/2002 04:38:50
    1. [GAPIKE] Fw: [GAARCHIVE] 3 of 4, GA Archive Uploads, 7 Oct - 13 Oct
    2. poohbos

    3. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kenneth D. 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    10/14/2002 04:19:24
    1. [GAPIKE] 1889 Isaac Jones Lightening Story
    2. Lynn B. Cunningham

    3. Pike County, Journal Zebulon, GA., Tuesday, July 2, 1889 Passing Strange Commissioner Jones was in town last week and related one of the strangest freaks of lightening that we have ever read or heard of. The story runs about this way: Isaac, the little eight year old son of Mr. S.G. Jones was seeking shelter from a rain under a persimmon tree. He was leaning against the persimmon tree when it was struck about 8 feet from the ground by lightening. The main current passed down the tree to the ground, tearing up the roots and ground ‘round about fearfully. The brim of Isaac’s hat was inclined to flop and a iron wire was stitched around the rim to hold it up. This wire was torn out of the hat, which was otherwise unhurt, and has never been found to this day. After demolishing the brim stay, the lightening proceeded down the little fellow’s back, and those who have seen the clothes worn by Isaac on that occasion say they seem as if they had been run through a 40 saw gin. What clothes were left on him caught on fire and burned him, which was the only injury sustained. At this time the burns have entirely healed and the boy is as well as ever. One who has knowledge of the freaks of electrical currents says that the wire on the boy’s hat is all that saved him, as it tended to destroy, to a great degree, the force of the current and protect the body. (Transcribed 10/14/02 Lynn Cunningham) Note: "S.G." is Seaborn Gideon Barnes Jones, son of Isaac Willingham Jones and Mary Emeline Wadsworth. Seaborn Jones and Mary Clayton were the parents of little Isaac Willingham Jones (named for his grandfather). Little Isaac was born 29 Jan 1880 and died 13 April 1920. This branch of the Jones family went to Alabama.

    10/14/2002 03:57:35
    1. [GAPIKE] 1889 Mary Elizabeth Cochran Obit
    2. Lynn B. Cunningham

    3. Pike County, Journal Zebulon, GA., Tuesday, May 21, 1889 Concord Concord, May 16 - Died near here on the evening of the 9th inst., Mrs. M.E. Cochran, age 55 years. In early life she attached herself to the Presbyterian church and adorned her profession by an upright walk and a godly conversation, and is doubtless today on the other side of the river resting under the shade. Mrs. Cochran did not fear death but often expressed a willingness to die. She said she was willing and waiting for the Master’s call to meet him in the skies where consumption and emaciation are unknown. For several months preceding her death she was kindly cared for by her devoted and only son, her sisters and brothers. The deceased leaves an aged father, two sisters and three brothers to mourn her loss. A large crowd attended her interment at Friendship church. The funeral was preached by Rev. Dr. Dubose and assisted by Revs. Peden and Hemphill. It was the good fortune of the writer to have known the deceased for near forty years, and always knew her to be kind, charitable and Christian like. That we all emulate her good example, is the wish of her devoted friends. – J.A.W. (Transcribed 10/14/02 Lynn Cunningham) Note: At Friendship Presbyterian Church Cemetery: Mary Elizabeth, Wife of W.J. Cochran; b. 11 May 1834, d. 9 May 1889 W.J. Cochran, b. 15 Oct 1861, d. 28 Dec 1893 (her son)

    10/14/2002 03:55:17
    1. Re: [GAPIKE] Samuel C. Parks of Pike County
    2. Niece Peeples

    3. Rainy, Do you have any relatives, and I'm assuming that you are African American, that was named S.T. Parks? The Parks (males) were basically, as I'm told, called by two initials. Also, if they married two Owens sisters then let me know. Waunice ----- Original Message ----- From: Rainy Parks Sent: Monday, October 14, 2002 3:47 AM To: GAPIKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: FW: [GAPIKE] Samuel C. Parks of Pike County -----Original Message----- From: Rainy Parks [mailto:rparks@ci.atlanta.ga.us] Sent: Monday, October 14, 2002 6:34 AM To: GAPIKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [GAPIKE] Samuel C. Parks of Pike County Good morning Lynn, I am interested in knowing if you have any information on Samuel C. Parks of Pike County from around 1866. Are there any records on who was the previous owner of the 800 acre of land that he owned? I'm asking because I believe that my great great grandfather, Asbury Parks was owned by Samuel and his family before him. Any information would help and would be GREATLY appreciated. Have a fantastic week. Thanks, Rainy L. Parks -----Original Message----- From: Lynn B. Cunningham [mailto:lcunnin1@bellsouth.net] Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2002 1:04 PM To: GAPIKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GAPIKE] Manley Family Bible This Bible record is from Nancy Grogan. I am so appreciative that she has donated this to the Pike County mailing list and archives. Nancy is a long-time member of our list. Thanks, Nancy. This is the James Littleton Manley Family Bible printed in New York in 1826. It is owned by Dot Stinson a descendant of his who lives in Florida. Holy Bible, Containing The Old And New Testaments: Translated Out Of The Original Tongues, And With The Former Translations Diligently Compared and Revised. Stereotyped For The American Bible Society By D.& G. Bruce. D. Fanshaw, Printer (Transcribed as written) Mary ann Manly Was borned - December the 7th 1836 James Littleton Manly Was borned April 14th 1850 James L. Manly & Wife was Married December 1st 1874 (Next Page) James Reed Manley was borne June 15, 1877 Annie Belle Manley was borne Feb 14th, 1879 John Clifford Manley was borne August 20th, 1882 Henry Lee Manley was borne May 14th, 1885 Dovie Ophelia Manley was borne Feb 29th, 1892 Effie Lucinda Powell was born June 23rd, 1853 (Note: Effie is the wife of James Littleton Manley) Nancy also writes: Here is the other data I have that is relevant: Dot and I would love to find out why Mary Ann Manley is in this bible and her relationship to John Littleton Manley. They are 14 years apart in age. This is the family in 1880: 1880 Census District 505, Pike, GA Page 2D J. M. MANLEY Self M M W 30 GA Farmer Fa:GA Mo: GA Effie MANLEY Wife F M W 26 GA Laborer Fa:GA Mo: GA James MANLEY Son M S W 3 GA Fa:GA Mo: GA Anner MANLEY Dau F S W 1 GA Fa:GA Mo: GA Elizabeth MANLEY Mother F W W 50 GA Laborer Fa:GA Mo: GA Fannie HARRIS Aunt F W W 50 GA Laborer Fa:GA Mo: GA Elizabeth Montgomery Manley was the widow of Daniel Manley. They married in 1840 in Pike Co. GA Frances "Fannie" Manley Harris was the widow of Reuben Harris. They married in 1846 in Pike Co. GA Mary Ann Manley married Jacob Riley Turner Dec. 29, 1853 in Pike Co. GA and is buried in Hebron Cemetery beside him. 1860 Census Pike Co. GA p. 51 Family #351 Jacob R. Turner, 31, M, Farmer, GA Mary A., 23, F, GA Robert J., 2, M, GA Hilliard M., 6/12, M, GA 1880 Census District 505, Pike, GA Page 8D Family #122 J. R. TURNER, Self, M, M, W, 50, GA, Farmer, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Mary A.TURNER, Wife, F, M, W, 46, GA, Kp Hou, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Amanda TURNER, Dau, F, S, W, 14, GA, Fa: GA, Mo: GA John R.TURNER, Son, M, S, W, 11, GA, Fa: GA, Mo: GA ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

    10/14/2002 01:25:37
    1. FW: [GAPIKE] Samuel C. Parks of Pike County
    2. Rainy Parks

    3. -----Original Message----- From: Rainy Parks [mailto:rparks@ci.atlanta.ga.us] Sent: Monday, October 14, 2002 6:34 AM To: GAPIKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [GAPIKE] Samuel C. Parks of Pike County Good morning Lynn, I am interested in knowing if you have any information on Samuel C. Parks of Pike County from around 1866. Are there any records on who was the previous owner of the 800 acre of land that he owned? I'm asking because I believe that my great great grandfather, Asbury Parks was owned by Samuel and his family before him. Any information would help and would be GREATLY appreciated. Have a fantastic week. Thanks, Rainy L. Parks -----Original Message----- From: Lynn B. Cunningham [mailto:lcunnin1@bellsouth.net] Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2002 1:04 PM To: GAPIKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GAPIKE] Manley Family Bible This Bible record is from Nancy Grogan. I am so appreciative that she has donated this to the Pike County mailing list and archives. Nancy is a long-time member of our list. Thanks, Nancy. This is the James Littleton Manley Family Bible printed in New York in 1826. It is owned by Dot Stinson a descendant of his who lives in Florida. Holy Bible, Containing The Old And New Testaments: Translated Out Of The Original Tongues, And With The Former Translations Diligently Compared and Revised. Stereotyped For The American Bible Society By D.& G. Bruce. D. Fanshaw, Printer (Transcribed as written) Mary ann Manly Was borned - December the 7th 1836 James Littleton Manly Was borned April 14th 1850 James L. Manly & Wife was Married December 1st 1874 (Next Page) James Reed Manley was borne June 15, 1877 Annie Belle Manley was borne Feb 14th, 1879 John Clifford Manley was borne August 20th, 1882 Henry Lee Manley was borne May 14th, 1885 Dovie Ophelia Manley was borne Feb 29th, 1892 Effie Lucinda Powell was born June 23rd, 1853 (Note: Effie is the wife of James Littleton Manley) Nancy also writes: Here is the other data I have that is relevant: Dot and I would love to find out why Mary Ann Manley is in this bible and her relationship to John Littleton Manley. They are 14 years apart in age. This is the family in 1880: 1880 Census District 505, Pike, GA Page 2D J. M. MANLEY Self M M W 30 GA Farmer Fa:GA Mo: GA Effie MANLEY Wife F M W 26 GA Laborer Fa:GA Mo: GA James MANLEY Son M S W 3 GA Fa:GA Mo: GA Anner MANLEY Dau F S W 1 GA Fa:GA Mo: GA Elizabeth MANLEY Mother F W W 50 GA Laborer Fa:GA Mo: GA Fannie HARRIS Aunt F W W 50 GA Laborer Fa:GA Mo: GA Elizabeth Montgomery Manley was the widow of Daniel Manley. They married in 1840 in Pike Co. GA Frances "Fannie" Manley Harris was the widow of Reuben Harris. They married in 1846 in Pike Co. GA Mary Ann Manley married Jacob Riley Turner Dec. 29, 1853 in Pike Co. GA and is buried in Hebron Cemetery beside him. 1860 Census Pike Co. GA p. 51 Family #351 Jacob R. Turner, 31, M, Farmer, GA Mary A., 23, F, GA Robert J., 2, M, GA Hilliard M., 6/12, M, GA 1880 Census District 505, Pike, GA Page 8D Family #122 J. R. TURNER, Self, M, M, W, 50, GA, Farmer, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Mary A.TURNER, Wife, F, M, W, 46, GA, Kp Hou, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Amanda TURNER, Dau, F, S, W, 14, GA, Fa: GA, Mo: GA John R.TURNER, Son, M, S, W, 11, GA, Fa: GA, Mo: GA ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

    10/14/2002 12:39:45
    1. RE: [GAPIKE] Samuel C. Parks of Pike County
    2. Rainy Parks

    3. Good morning Lynn, I am interested in knowing if you have any information on Samuel C. Parks of Pike County from around 1866. Are there any records on who was the previous owner of the 800 acre of land that he owned? I'm asking because I believe that my great great grandfather, Asbury Parks was owned by Samuel and his family before him. Any information would help and would be GREATLY appreciated. Have a fantastic week. Thanks, Rainy L. Parks -----Original Message----- From: Lynn B. Cunningham [mailto:lcunnin1@bellsouth.net] Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2002 1:04 PM To: GAPIKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GAPIKE] Manley Family Bible This Bible record is from Nancy Grogan. I am so appreciative that she has donated this to the Pike County mailing list and archives. Nancy is a long-time member of our list. Thanks, Nancy. This is the James Littleton Manley Family Bible printed in New York in 1826. It is owned by Dot Stinson a descendant of his who lives in Florida. Holy Bible, Containing The Old And New Testaments: Translated Out Of The Original Tongues, And With The Former Translations Diligently Compared and Revised. Stereotyped For The American Bible Society By D.& G. Bruce. D. Fanshaw, Printer (Transcribed as written) Mary ann Manly Was borned - December the 7th 1836 James Littleton Manly Was borned April 14th 1850 James L. Manly & Wife was Married December 1st 1874 (Next Page) James Reed Manley was borne June 15, 1877 Annie Belle Manley was borne Feb 14th, 1879 John Clifford Manley was borne August 20th, 1882 Henry Lee Manley was borne May 14th, 1885 Dovie Ophelia Manley was borne Feb 29th, 1892 Effie Lucinda Powell was born June 23rd, 1853 (Note: Effie is the wife of James Littleton Manley) Nancy also writes: Here is the other data I have that is relevant: Dot and I would love to find out why Mary Ann Manley is in this bible and her relationship to John Littleton Manley. They are 14 years apart in age. This is the family in 1880: 1880 Census District 505, Pike, GA Page 2D J. M. MANLEY Self M M W 30 GA Farmer Fa:GA Mo: GA Effie MANLEY Wife F M W 26 GA Laborer Fa:GA Mo: GA James MANLEY Son M S W 3 GA Fa:GA Mo: GA Anner MANLEY Dau F S W 1 GA Fa:GA Mo: GA Elizabeth MANLEY Mother F W W 50 GA Laborer Fa:GA Mo: GA Fannie HARRIS Aunt F W W 50 GA Laborer Fa:GA Mo: GA Elizabeth Montgomery Manley was the widow of Daniel Manley. They married in 1840 in Pike Co. GA Frances "Fannie" Manley Harris was the widow of Reuben Harris. They married in 1846 in Pike Co. GA Mary Ann Manley married Jacob Riley Turner Dec. 29, 1853 in Pike Co. GA and is buried in Hebron Cemetery beside him. 1860 Census Pike Co. GA p. 51 Family #351 Jacob R. Turner, 31, M, Farmer, GA Mary A., 23, F, GA Robert J., 2, M, GA Hilliard M., 6/12, M, GA 1880 Census District 505, Pike, GA Page 8D Family #122 J. R. TURNER, Self, M, M, W, 50, GA, Farmer, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Mary A.TURNER, Wife, F, M, W, 46, GA, Kp Hou, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Amanda TURNER, Dau, F, S, W, 14, GA, Fa: GA, Mo: GA John R.TURNER, Son, M, S, W, 11, GA, Fa: GA, Mo: GA ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

    10/14/2002 12:34:17
    1. Re: [GAPIKE] 1890 Veteran's Association Meeting
    2. Lynn B. Cunningham

    3. Billie, Can I send it to you as a Word document? Do you accept attachments? Lynn Billie Ford wrote: > Lynn; do you know of any way to copy this article and get it all in one > piece.? I tried and I just get part of it , and some is left off on the last > of each sentence. Thanks, Billie.

    10/13/2002 02:40:49
    1. RE: [GAPIKE] 1890 Veteran's Association Meeting
    2. Billie Ford

    3. Yes, Yes, Yes. I would love to have it for my Georgia files .Thanks Much, Billie. -----Original Message----- From: Lynn B. Cunningham [mailto:lcunnin1@bellsouth.net] Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2002 7:41 PM To: GAPIKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GAPIKE] 1890 Veteran's Association Meeting Billie, Can I send it to you as a Word document? Do you accept attachments? Lynn Billie Ford wrote: > Lynn; do you know of any way to copy this article and get it all in one > piece.? I tried and I just get part of it , and some is left off on the last > of each sentence. Thanks, Billie. ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

    10/13/2002 02:00:14
    1. RE: [GAPIKE] 1890 Veteran's Association Meeting
    2. Billie Ford

    3. Lynn; do you know of any way to copy this article and get it all in one piece.? I tried and I just get part of it , and some is left off on the last of each sentence. Thanks, Billie. -----Original Message----- From: Lynn B. Cunningham [mailto:lcunnin1@bellsouth.net] Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 5:36 AM To: GAPIKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GAPIKE] 1890 Veteran's Association Meeting Some 25 years after the end of the War Between the States, the "old soldiers" of Pike came together to form a Veteran's Association. Over 1500 soldiers and their families met at Concord for the event. This event was chronicled in the Pike County newspaper. It took up 4 columns in the paper and when transcribed, was 6 pages long. For this reason, I didn't want to chop it up and post it on the mailing list a little at the time. So we have posted it directly to the archives. If you are interested in this bit of history, I invite you to go directly to the archives to read it. The the URL is listed below: ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/pike/newspapers/veterans.txt Also, for the ones of you who are new on the list, there are new archived files located at the addresses listed below. These files are copies of the items posted to the list previously http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/pike/obits.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/pike/newspapers.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/pike/vitals.htm Special thanks to Debra Crosby for her help in posting our files to the archives. Lynn ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

    10/13/2002 12:48:59
    1. [GAPIKE] Re: James Littleton Manley Family Bible

    3. I am a descendant of James Littleton Manley and have this Bible. I have a brick wall: Daniel Manley b. 1819 In Va. (presumably the father of this James Littleton Manley ) who m. Elizabeth Montgomery 11 Jun 1840 in Pike Co. Ga. I find land transactions made by Daniel thru the mid 1840's, but nothing later. Only know that Elizabeth Manley and James L. 2/12 were listed on the 1850 census as living with David Manley, who we believe is Daniel's brother. ? Is Daniel James Littleton's father? Did Daniel per chance go to Texas in 1849-1850 when some of the other Manley's went to Texas? Also, we have ?'s as to who David, Daniel, etc.'s father was - Abner? Any information will be GREATLY APPRECIATED! Also, ANY suggestions where to look from here. Not on Mortality list.

    10/13/2002 10:24:05
    1. [GAPIKE] Manley Family Bible
    2. Lynn B. Cunningham

    3. This Bible record is from Nancy Grogan. I am so appreciative that she has donated this to the Pike County mailing list and archives. Nancy is a long-time member of our list. Thanks, Nancy. This is the James Littleton Manley Family Bible printed in New York in 1826. It is owned by Dot Stinson a descendant of his who lives in Florida. Holy Bible, Containing The Old And New Testaments: Translated Out Of The Original Tongues, And With The Former Translations Diligently Compared and Revised. Stereotyped For The American Bible Society By D.& G. Bruce. D. Fanshaw, Printer (Transcribed as written) Mary ann Manly Was borned - December the 7th 1836 James Littleton Manly Was borned April 14th 1850 James L. Manly & Wife was Married December 1st 1874 (Next Page) James Reed Manley was borne June 15, 1877 Annie Belle Manley was borne Feb 14th, 1879 John Clifford Manley was borne August 20th, 1882 Henry Lee Manley was borne May 14th, 1885 Dovie Ophelia Manley was borne Feb 29th, 1892 Effie Lucinda Powell was born June 23rd, 1853 (Note: Effie is the wife of James Littleton Manley) Nancy also writes: Here is the other data I have that is relevant: Dot and I would love to find out why Mary Ann Manley is in this bible and her relationship to John Littleton Manley. They are 14 years apart in age. This is the family in 1880: 1880 Census District 505, Pike, GA Page 2D J. M. MANLEY Self M M W 30 GA Farmer Fa:GA Mo: GA Effie MANLEY Wife F M W 26 GA Laborer Fa:GA Mo: GA James MANLEY Son M S W 3 GA Fa:GA Mo: GA Anner MANLEY Dau F S W 1 GA Fa:GA Mo: GA Elizabeth MANLEY Mother F W W 50 GA Laborer Fa:GA Mo: GA Fannie HARRIS Aunt F W W 50 GA Laborer Fa:GA Mo: GA Elizabeth Montgomery Manley was the widow of Daniel Manley. They married in 1840 in Pike Co. GA Frances "Fannie" Manley Harris was the widow of Reuben Harris. They married in 1846 in Pike Co. GA Mary Ann Manley married Jacob Riley Turner Dec. 29, 1853 in Pike Co. GA and is buried in Hebron Cemetery beside him. 1860 Census Pike Co. GA p. 51 Family #351 Jacob R. Turner, 31, M, Farmer, GA Mary A., 23, F, GA Robert J., 2, M, GA Hilliard M., 6/12, M, GA 1880 Census District 505, Pike, GA Page 8D Family #122 J. R. TURNER, Self, M, M, W, 50, GA, Farmer, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Mary A.TURNER, Wife, F, M, W, 46, GA, Kp Hou, Fa: GA, Mo: GA Amanda TURNER, Dau, F, S, W, 14, GA, Fa: GA, Mo: GA John R.TURNER, Son, M, S, W, 11, GA, Fa: GA, Mo: GA

    10/13/2002 07:03:37
    1. [GAPIKE] 1892 Sara McDaniel Obit
    2. Lynn B. Cunningham

    3. The Pike County Journal Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia: February 19, 1892 We regret to announce the death of Mrs. Sara McDaniel of the Eighth district which occurred on the 16th inst. She had been ill only a short time. Several children and a husband mourn her death. (Transcribed 10/13/02 Lynn Cunningham) Note: At Mt. Zion Church Cemetery (now in Lamar County): McDaniel, Sarah E., b. 18 Aug 1858, d. 14 Feb 1892

    10/13/2002 06:31:07
    1. [GAPIKE] 1892 Reeves/Laseter Marriage
    2. Lynn B. Cunningham

    3. The Pike County Journal Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia: February 19, 1892 Reeves - Laster Mr. Obe Reeves was happily married to Miss Kate Laster [Laseter] last Sunday morning at 11 o’clock at Flat Rock church, Dr. Gunter officiating. All our people know the contracting parties and hold them in the highest esteem. Mr. Reeves is a prosperous young farmer living near this place and the name of the bride is a synonym of personal and Christian loveliness. We wish them abundant happiness and prosperity. (Transcribed 10/13/02 Lynn Cunningham) Note: At East View Cemetery, Zebulon, Georgia: William Obe Reeves, b. 16 July 1872, d. 11 Feb 1946 Kittie Laseter Reeves, b. 17 Oct 1877, d. 21 Jan 1956

    10/13/2002 06:30:05