William Henry Johnson, my Great Grandfather came to Oklahoma in 1918 or 1919 with 6 of 13 children and his wife Alice from Cedertown Georgia area. His father's name is John JOHNSON and Granfather is Ed JOHNSON of that area. From either Polk,Cobb, or Fulton Co. Some family members possibly buried in Shakerag community cemetary. William Henry Johnson's brothers remained in Georgia they were Dave, Benjamin, Albert, and Charlie. Williams mother was Mary CRUMBLY, and she was the daughter of Ben CRUMBLY. The following children of William remained in The Cedar Town Georgia area. Bertie, wife of Arnold FIELDS, Sally wife of John MARTIN, Claude husband of Ella NORTON, Henry husband of Alma ELLIS, Thomas Jefferson husband of Della HICKS, Evie wife of William HOOPER. Any additional information into this family would be greatly appreciated. Im trying to go farther back into the JOHNSON history past Ed JOHNSON, and Ben CRUMBLY. Thanks Marty Hinds P.O.Box 64 Heavener Ok, 74937 (918)-658-2049 E-Mail <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>.net

William Henry Johnson, my Great Grandfather came to Oklahoma in 1918 or 1919 with 6 of 13 children and his wife Alice from Cedertown Georgia area. His father's name is John JOHNSON and Granfather is Ed JOHNSON of that area. From either Polk,Cobb, or Fulton Co. Some family members possibly buried in Shakerag community cemetary. William Henry Johnson's brothers remained in Georgia they were Dave, Benjamin, Albert, and Charlie. Williams mother was Mary CRUMBLY, and she was the daughter of Ben CRUMBLY. The following children of William remained in The Cedar Town Georgia area. Bertie, wife of Arnold FIELDS, Sally wife of John MARTIN, Claude husband of Ella NORTON, Henry husband of Alma ELLIS, Thomas Jefferson husband of Della HICKS, Evie wife of William HOOPER. Any additional information into this family would be greatly appreciated. Im trying to go farther back into the JOHNSON history past Ed JOHNSON, and Ben CRUMBLY. Thanks Marty Hinds P.O.Box 64 Heavener Ok, 74937 (918)-658-2049 E-Mail <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>.net

There is a new web site that just came on line last week. It is the GA-Cemetery and Volunteer List web site. It is located at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gacemete/ We have some cemetery list and links to others. If you have information on cemteries in GA that you would like to share with others, here is a good place to do it. You might find it interesting. Don't forget to sign the guest book! Doris

RE: WILLIAM SCOTT BOLAND Born in Rockmart, GA 1849 The following article was in the Shawnee, OK newspaper in 1921: W. S. BOLAND (WILLIAM SCOTT BOLAND) of 212 North Louisa Street, Shawnee, OK died following a stroke of paralysis Sunday noon, Mr. Boland who was 72 years and four months old, leaves a wife and nine children, six of whom live in or near Shawnee. S. W. BOLAND has been here visiting his parents for the past two weeks (from Alabama). The date of the funeral has not yet been set, as a son is coming from Colorado Springs, and other relatives from Ada and Wetumka. Mr. Boland had lived in the area for 25 years. IS THERE ANYONE RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY OR WHO HAS ANY KNOWLEDGE OF THEM? IF SO, PLEASE RESPOND.

The Fayette County Historical Society and the Fayette Heritage Committee are also doing a 2001 Heritage Book with Walsworth. People can get the specifications and an order form for the book at: www.HistoryFayetteCoGa.org Thanks. Janet Hubbard Mack, President Fayette County Historical Society

Amy Wish I could be of help but unfortunately I can't. I would love to have that census too. The only place I could be LDS. Rose Mary

Hi...I found your email on your Polk County Website. I hope you don't mind me asking a question. Do you know of anyone who has a full version of the 1860 Polk County Census. I'm trying to get some information about Alexander Murchison. He's listed as a land owner in Polk County in the Easom Hill Township. What I'm trying to do is either connect him to or rule him out as the Alexander Murkerson who was my grandfather's grandfather. I only seem to be able to find the index of the census which of course only lists his name. Thanks in advance for any help! Amy L. Winters

Have you visited the Haralson Co Historical Society web page lately? If not, many new things have been added including a section where you can list your "Brick Wall" ancestor and hopefully get a lead. Other county links have been added and some helpful information in the Genealogy Fact or Fiction section. If you have information that you would like to share with others or comments about the site, please send them to [email protected] The site can be found at http://www.rootsweb.com/~gahchs/ Doris Estes Robbins Haralson Co Historical Society Library Chairman

I am searching for two relatives. The first one is Jane Lathroy Stanford Lamb born 2 Mar 1901 in Polk County, GA. I've been told that she died when she was young and is probably buried in Polk County, GA. The second person is Annie Rebecca Lamb, born 30 Nov 1903. It was after this time frame that her parents, Lawrence Dumas & Abbie Rena Lamb, along with family, moved to Sumter County, FL, because the next child was born in FL in 1905. Can anyone help me in locating info concerning this family? I'd appreciate it. Larry Lamb St. Petersburg, FL [email protected]

I would be interested in making a contribution to the book re my grandparents William Scott Boland and Sarah Ida Woozencraft. They were married in Floyd, GA on September 26, 1867. Rose Mary [email protected]

The following is Not Spam! D. Scott Dingler - Rootsweb Listowner NEW HERITAGE BOOKS OF CARROLL COUNTY AND HARALSON COUNTY TO BE PUBLISHED Have you ever dreamed of writing your own book? If you live in, or have roots in Carroll or Haralson Counties, your dream has come true! Maybe not a whole book, but by participating in the forthcoming volume The Heritage of Carroll County, Georgia 2001 and the Heritage of Haralson County, GA - 2001; you can help to write a book! Each resident, former resident or person with roots in Carroll or Haralson County is invited to submit a free 500 word family story and picture for the new book! Also included in the hardbound, collector's edition books will be stories of County clubs, churches, schools and communities. Both new volumes will be printed late 2001, and are part of the prestigious Georgia County Heritage series! Carroll and Haralson join Cherokee, Floyd, Paulding, Polk and many other Georgia Counties where books have been competed or are underway. Typically, proceeds from the Heritage books go to benefit the local library or other preservation project. Both the Carroll and Haralson County book projects have received widespread support on the Internet. Genealogists have been asking for Carroll and Haralson County books, because they have found that other Georgia County Heritage Books contain a gold mine of information! There will be a special public meeting on Monday, November 27th to launch the Carroll book project. It will be held at 7 P.M. at Trail Master Steakhouse, 795 S. Park St., Carrollton. You may wish to eat prior to the meeting. Then on Tuesday, Nov. 28th, 7 PM at Poncho Villa restaurant (GA Rt. 78, east of) Bremen, we'll launch the Haralson County book project! Come and help us preserve our West Georgia County heritage! For more information about either of the new County Heritage books you may phone 1(877) CO-HERIT or 1(877) 264-3748. Don Mills; President, County Heritage, Inc. County Heritage, Inc. E-mail: [email protected] County Heritage, Inc. web site: http://www.countyheritagebooks.com

The following is Not Spam! D. Scott Dingler - Rootsweb Listowner NEW HERITAGE BOOKS OF CARROLL COUNTY AND HARALSON COUNTY TO BE PUBLISHED Have you ever dreamed of writing your own book? If you live in, or have roots in Carroll or Haralson Counties, your dream has come true! Maybe not a whole book, but by participating in the forthcoming volume The Heritage of Carroll County, Georgia 2001 and the Heritage of Haralson County, GA - 2001; you can help to write a book! Each resident, former resident or person with roots in Carroll or Haralson County is invited to submit a free 500 word family story and picture for the new book! Also included in the hardbound, collector's edition books will be stories of County clubs, churches, schools and communities. Both new volumes will be printed late 2001, and are part of the prestigious Georgia County Heritage series! Carroll and Haralson join Cherokee, Floyd, Paulding, Polk and many other Georgia Counties where books have been competed or are underway. Typically, proceeds from the Heritage books go to benefit the local library or other preservation project. Both the Carroll and Haralson County book projects have received widespread support on the Internet. Genealogists have been asking for Carroll and Haralson County books, because they have found that other Georgia County Heritage Books contain a gold mine of information! There will be a special public meeting on Monday, November 27th to launch the Carroll book project. It will be held at 7 P.M. at Trail Master Steakhouse, 795 S. Park St., Carrollton. You may wish to eat prior to the meeting. Then on Tuesday, Nov. 28th, 7 PM at Poncho Villa restaurant (GA Rt. 78, east of) Bremen, we'll launch the Haralson County book project! Come and help us preserve our West Georgia County heritage! For more information about either of the new County Heritage books you may phone 1(877) CO-HERIT or 1(877) 264-3748. Don Mills; President, County Heritage, Inc. County Heritage, Inc. E-mail: <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>com County Heritage, Inc. web site: <http://www.countyheritagebooks.com>http://www.countyheritagebooks.<http://www.countyheritagebooks.com>com

The following is Not Spam! D. Scott Dingler - Rootsweb Listowner NEW HERITAGE BOOKS OF CARROLL COUNTY AND HARALSON COUNTY TO BE PUBLISHED Have you ever dreamed of writing your own book? If you live in, or have roots in Carroll or Haralson Counties, your dream has come true! Maybe not a whole book, but by participating in the forthcoming volume The Heritage of Carroll County, Georgia 2001 and the Heritage of Haralson County, GA - 2001; you can help to write a book! Each resident, former resident or person with roots in Carroll or Haralson County is invited to submit a free 500 word family story and picture for the new book! Also included in the hardbound, collector's edition books will be stories of County clubs, churches, schools and communities. Both new volumes will be printed late 2001, and are part of the prestigious Georgia County Heritage series! Carroll and Haralson join Cherokee, Floyd, Paulding, Polk and many other Georgia Counties where books have been competed or are underway. Typically, proceeds from the Heritage books go to benefit the local library or other preservation project. Both the Carroll and Haralson County book projects have received widespread support on the Internet. Genealogists have been asking for Carroll and Haralson County books, because they have found that other Georgia County Heritage Books contain a gold mine of information! There will be a special public meeting on Monday, November 27th to launch the Carroll book project. It will be held at 7 P.M. at Trail Master Steakhouse, 795 S. Park St., Carrollton. You may wish to eat prior to the meeting. Then on Tuesday, Nov. 28th, 7 PM at Poncho Villa restaurant (GA Rt. 78, east of) Bremen, we'll launch the Haralson County book project! Come and help us preserve our West Georgia County heritage! For more information about either of the new County Heritage books you may phone 1(877) CO-HERIT or 1(877) 264-3748. Don Mills; President, County Heritage, Inc. County Heritage, Inc. E-mail: <mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>com County Heritage, Inc. web site: <http://www.countyheritagebooks.com>http://www.countyheritagebooks.<http://www.countyheritagebooks.com>com

I am transferring my Address File to [email protected] DO NOT CHANGE YOUR RECORDS. Continue to use the address that you have been using. OUR CURRENT ADDRESSES WILL REMAIN UNCHANGED: [email protected] Our Rock Hill, SC e-mail address and/or [email protected] Our Stuart, VA e-mail address Charles

Haralson Co Historical Society just put up it's own web page. It is at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~gahchs/ Please drop by and don't forget to sign our guest book. If you have any suggestions or comments please e-mail us at: [email protected] Thanks Doris Estes Robbins Haralson Co Historical Society Library Chairman

Is there someone in the Polk Co. Ga. area who can do an 1850 census lookup for me? I am looking for a McLain, wife Mary with son Thomas J. age 3 yrs. I have placed them in Al. in 1870. They supposedly had a farm in Polk Co. Ga. so I thought maybe I could find them there. I don't have the name for Mr. McLain so it makes it very hard to find them. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Janice [email protected]

Do you know if the city of Aragon Ga had a city directory for the year 1900 and if they did where would a copy be. I need to see if there is some information I am looking for Your help or reply will be appreciated R E Napier

Greetings...my name is Cathy Thompson and I am trying to locate a Harris Cemetery located in Cedartown. I've done all the usual searches online and have not had any success. My great grandmother, Maggie Carter Ashworth is supposed to be buried there. Our family is having a reunion in November and we just recently were given the information, so we would like to try to locate the cemetery and have one of our siblings visit it before then to take some pictures for us. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Regards, Cathy Thompson www.lightpatch.com

>From: "Cathy Thompson" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Subject: Harris Cemetery >Date: Mon, 2 Oct 2000 02:40:53 -0500 >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.50.4133.2400 > >Greetings...my name is Cathy Thompson and I am trying to locate a Harris >Cemetery located in Cedartown. I've done all the usual searches online and >have not had any success. > >My great grandmother, Maggie Carter Ashworth is supposed to be buried there. >Our family is having a reunion in November and we just recently were given >the information, so we would like to try to locate the cemetery and have one >of our siblings visit it before then to take some pictures for us. > >Any help will be greatly appreciated. > >Regards, >Cathy Thompson >www.lightpatch.com Food For Thought: If the one that holds our future is the one that holds our hand, we will always have reason to give thanks for we will surely be blessed. Check out my Gealogy home page at http://www.mindspring.com/~sdingler/ Check out the Mailing Lists at http://www.rootsweb.com/~maillist/ D. Scott Dingler 711 Robin Court Woodstock, GA 30188 ********************************************************* * * * JESUS OUR SAVIOR WILL CARRY US ALL THE WAY !!!!!!! * * * *********************************************************

I am referring this query to the Polk mailing list in hopes that someone can help. Scott Dingler Dear Mr. Dingler, My husband's grandmother, Adene Young Parks, b.11 June 1888 in Cedartown, Ga. was the grand daughter of Robert L. Young and Charity A. Witcher. I have copy of "A Georgia Pioneer and Some of His Descendants" that traces the Young side of the family. However I have been unsuccessful in tracing Robert's wife Charity b. 22 Feb1838, Nor her son-in-law Rowland B. Parks or Grandson-in-law Charles W. Bolton. My father -in-law is Rowland Parks Bolton, Sr. b. 12 Oct. 1915 in Cedartown. Could you possibly help me? Thanks, Carroll Bolton _____________________________________________ Free email with personality! Over 200 domains! http://www.MyOwnEmail.com