Does anyone know where the above district was/is located? Thanks, Walter

I am looking for any information available on the children of Charles Cantrell and Millie Lillard. Charles was born about 1750 and died 10/1835 in Rabun Co. I have been told that the executor of his estate was William A. Taylor, husband of one of Charles's daughters, Nancy. In the will, I have been told, there were 16 children listed, born to Charles, and I have been trying to learn the names of the other children. From Cantrell records, Charles was married at least twice, Sarah Murray and Millie Lillard. I believe children of Sarah included James, William, Martha and Charles, Jr. Children of Millie included Nancy and Rebecca Ann. Nancy and William A. Taylor are my husband's 3d great grandparents and I am looking for names of other siblings and spouses. I plan to go up to Rabun Co., sometime soon, and would like to know who to be looking for in court records before I head up there. If anyone on the list connects with the Cantrell family, I would enjoy hearing back. Thanks for any information anyone can offer. Holly Snead snead@qwestinternet.net

hey ya'll -- got Clonts Cemetery, Hamby Cemetery, and Little Brasstown posted. I know some of you have been waiting on Little Brasstown, we actually surveyed this one in April. Sorry for the wait :o) Nikki http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~patrickfamilytree/ Full listings for: Cherokee Co: Allen Cemetery Bear Paw Church Bellview Community Cemetery Clonts Cemetery Memory Hill Derreberry Cemetery Hampton Methodist Church Cemetery Hamby Cemetery Unknown Cemetery in downtown Murphy Harris Chapel Harshaw Chapel Lenderman Cemetery Little Brasstown Baptist Church Maggie's Chapel Mt. Liberty Church of Christ Mt Pleasant Church Notla Church Old Fashioned Church Old Mount Liberty Owl Creek Cemetery next to the LDS in Peachtree Ranger Baptist Reid's Chapel Simonds Chapel South End Baptist Church Temple Baptist Church Vest-Suit Cemetery Violet Memorial Garden Walker Cemetery Whitmore Cemetery Wolf Creek Cemetery Habersham Co. : Alley's Chapel New Liberty Methodist Church Rabun Co: Carnes Cemetery Union Co: Duncan Cemetery Ivy Log Cemetery Maple Grove Baptist Church Zion Hill Baptist Church

if anyone knows Michael's email address please forward it to me Charles

Are you the person I talked with about Uncle Dunk Taylor the Methodist Preacher? If so please get in touch with me. Charles

Tomorrow I will likely go to Rabun for two things if not tomorrow then Friday. 1] a birth certificate circa 1909 2] a death certificate circa 1910 Please tell me where to go and who to see to get these two items. BTW does anyone know if there will be a HUNNICUTT reunion this year, when and where? Charles

JUST CHECKING MY CHANCES Charles the bonedigger

A new and different kind of E-mail list has just been formed, a complete new concept, it will to be an open, interactive list, with all members participating freely, and sharing everything. It is a private E-mail list, certain common sense rules will apply. We expect that the NorthEastCoGenList will quickly be a large and active group of genealogists researching all families of North East, GA. The counties we are most interested in will be Fannin, Gilmer, Habersham, Hall, Rabun, Towns, and White Co., we will cover others if there is an interest. I hope our unique approach to e-mail list communication will create a warm, friendly, nurturing atmosphere for both newcomers and seasoned pros. We will strive to be a group of very active participants and not mere observers and welcome you to our group with one important requirement for membership. To apply for membership, contact me, WyleneL@aol.com

HI everyone -- New cemeteries that have been added : Bear Paw Church - Cherokee Co., NC Owl Creek Church - Cherokee Co., NC Maple Grove Church - Union Co., GA http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~patrickfamilytree/ Full listings for: Cherokee Co: Allen Cemetery Bear Paw Church Bellview Community Cemetery Memory Hill Derreberry Cemetery Hampton Methodist Church Cemetery Unknown Cemetery in downtown Murphy Harris Chapel Lenderman Cemetery Maggie's Chapel Mt. Liberty Church of Christ Mt Pleasant Church Notla Church Old Fashioned Church Old Mount Liberty Owl Creek Cemetery next to the LDS in Peachtree Ranger Baptist Reid's Chapel Simonds Chapel South End Baptist Church Temple Baptist Church Vest-Suit Cemetery Violet Memorial Garden Walker Cemetery Whitmore Cemetery Wolf Creek Cemetery Habersham Co. : Alley's Chapel New Liberty Methodist Church Rabun Co: Carnes Cemetery Union Co: Duncan Cemetery Ivy Log Cemetery Maple Grove Baptist Church Zion Hill Baptist Church Come on over and see us! Thanks again, Nikki

Researchers: A few weeks ago I announced to you the new publication in my ongoing series of THESE MEN WORE GREY for JACKSON COUNTY, GA. Since that time it has now been added to my webpage at "http://www.hartcom.net/~scv935/grey There you will find a complete description of all the contents of the book plus a SURNAME INDEX for your convenience in determining if names you are searching for are in this edition. If I can answer any questions e-mail me at ktledford@alltel.net Thank you to everyone who has made this volume so successful. Karen T. Ledford/Toccoa, Ga. Author These Men Wore Grey Franklin County, Ga. Volume I Habersham County, Ga. Volume II Stephens County, Ga. Volume III Rabun County, Ga. Volume IV White County, Ga. Volume V Banks County, Ga. Volume VI Jackson County, Ga. Volume VII

Dawn, The name you are trying to decipher on lines 24 and 30 of page 328a, and on line 6 of page 328b of the 1850 census appears to be Marium. The wife of Semore York was Miriam Beck and the ages match other records for the couple. I have a printout of the 1850 census and can see the problem with the names. The first letter of all three names in question is not clear. However, Miriam York, widow, age 81, appears on the 1860 census of Rabun Co. And, the 19-year old daughter of John and Malinda York was enumerated as Meriam that year. The Jones family is not on the 1860 census printout that I have. Hope this helps, Marian Miller

While transcribing and formatting the 1850 census of Rabun Co., GA, I ran across a problem with a name common to the York family. The name was apparently shared by a daughter of John and Malinda York, the wife of Simon York, and a daughter of James and Nancy Jones. These families are all enumerated on page 328 of the census: http://www.rootsweb.com/~garabun/census/1850/328.html The particular people who share this name are listed on lines 24 and 30 of page 328a, and on line 6 of page 328b. If anyone knows what this name is supposed to be, would you please e-mail me via this list? My thanks, Dawn Watson CC/Rabun Co., GAGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~garabun/

Thanks to Caleb G. Teffeteller, an index of all obituaries placed in the Clayton Tribune from late 1991 to the present (June 2001) will soon be available online in the Rabun Co., GAGenWeb Archives. Surnames A and B are already online and may be viewed at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/rabun.htm Scroll down to "Obituaries" to view these files. Hopefully, the remainder of the index will be available within the next couple of weeks, depending on how long it takes to format these records.

Pages 326, 327 and 328 of the 1850 Census of Rabun Co., GA are now available online: http://www.rootsweb.com/~garabun/census/1850/1850.html The 1830 and 1840 Censuses of Rabun Co., GA are also available through the Rabun Co., GAGenWeb Archives (in addition to the USGenWeb Census Project, as was mentioned in a previous e-mail): http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/rabun.htm

The 1830 and 1840 censuses of Rabun Co., GA are now online at the following (respective) URLs, which will lead you to an FTP directory for the censuses. http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/ga/rabun/1830/ http://www.rootsweb.com/~cenfiles/ga/rabun/1840/ These censuses have not (as far as I know) been proofread yet, so use them with caution.

OK duh me! I didn't include the link!!! ALSO --- Thanks to Julie Hampton Ganis for pointing me in the direction of an easy search engine! There is now a SEARCH ENGINE on the site ya'll! YAY! http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~patrickfamilytree/ Thanks again, Nikki > Hi everyone --- > We have posted in the last day or so, > Allen Cemetery, in Hiawassee Damn, NC > Appalachia Baptist Church, Cherokee Co., NC > Clonts Cemetery, also known as Memory Hill, Cherokee Co., NC > Lenderman Cemetery, Hiawassee Dam, Cherokee Co., NC > SImonds Chapel > Temple Baptist > Vest/Suit Cemetery, Hiawassee Dam, Cherokee Co., NC > VIolet Memorial Gardens, Cherokee CO., NC > Wolf Creek - this one is now done, all the names are up > Harshaw is also finished > We wont be doing any more leg work til September or so, when the snakes go away, and it gets cooler. However, we do still have several that we have yet to get online, so keep checking back! > Come see us, and drop us a line! > Thanks, > Nikki and Rose > > > > > ==== GAUNION Mailing List ==== > Reminder: queries and comments posted to the Obit, Deed, > Will, Pension, Bio & Bible forums are deleted. Take a look > at where you are BEFORE you post to these boards!!! >

Hi everyone --- We have posted in the last day or so, Allen Cemetery, in Hiawassee Damn, NC Appalachia Baptist Church, Cherokee Co., NC Clonts Cemetery, also known as Memory Hill, Cherokee Co., NC Lenderman Cemetery, Hiawassee Dam, Cherokee Co., NC SImonds Chapel Temple Baptist Vest/Suit Cemetery, Hiawassee Dam, Cherokee Co., NC VIolet Memorial Gardens, Cherokee CO., NC Wolf Creek - this one is now done, all the names are up Harshaw is also finished We wont be doing any more leg work til September or so, when the snakes go away, and it gets cooler. However, we do still have several that we have yet to get online, so keep checking back! Come see us, and drop us a line! Thanks, Nikki and Rose

These are really good sites for Census avalibility maps http://www.segenealogy.com/sgo03.htm http://www.segenealogy.com/sgo03_ga.htm Brent

Hello: After posting the other day I have had many inquires to specifics of the contents of this volume. I thought responding here rather than to each individual would save some time. Remember to watch for the book being added to my webpage along with a SURNAME index for this volume at http://www.hartcom.net/~scv935/grey Here are more specifics of what this book contains: Softbound book, perfectly bound, over 413 pages All identifiable GRAVES of the Confederate Soldiers and their wives buried in Jackson Co. These total 1,600 Graves. Along with each burial record is recorded his Military information such as unit, county served from, rank, and brief description of his service: Genealogical information on each soldier such as the 1850/1860 census records of his family or his Father's family. His marriage date, wife's maiden name, parents marriage date, mother's maiden name, some will information, identification of his brother's service in the Confederate Armed forces if found. Lists over 5,000 Confederate Soldiers in MUSTERS ROLLS of the Jackson County area. Over 500 MILITIA Enrollments of Jackson Co. in 1863 (men 16 to 60 years of age) Complete SALT RECORDS (approx. 500 names) of Jackson County 1863--1864 (Wives, Widows, Widows with sons in service, families dependent on the labor of a soldier at war, disabled Soldiers come home from war and orphans of soldiers Lists: Over 500 PENSION records of Soldiers and their WIDOWS who drew pension in Jackson Co. PICTURES of Confederate Veterans of Jackson Co. LETTERS HOME written during the war. Also included is a POTENTIAL List of any man or woman born between 1800 and 1850 that could NOT be identified using every available source to me. This will help in your research, if I could not find it in my searching you will at least know what has been covered and search elsewhere maybe even out of the state. Burial Records are Full name indexed. All other sections of the book are done in running alphabetical order for ease in searching (already indexed for you) All work Completely REFERENCED with Bibliography included MUSTER ROLLS that are included are the following UNITS: Co. C, D. E, H of Lumpkins ARillery of Cobb's Legion Dorough's Cavalry Unit Armstrong's, Gower's Robertson's, Pirkle's, Dorsey's, and White's Companies of the 4th Ga. Cavalry Co. C, 4th Ga. Reserves Co. E, Pittman's Co. of the 5th Ga. Militia 9th Ga. Inf., State Guards DeLaPerriere's Co. Co. B, I, K, 11th Ga. Cavalry Co. B and G of the 16th Ga. Regt., Infantry Co. G, and H of the 43rd Ga. Regt., Infantry Co. C, 18th Ga. Regt., Infantry Co. D, E. G, H, K, and I of the 13th Ga. Cavalry. I hope this will help in making decisions. Again my address is: Karen T. Ledford 9161 Dicks Hill Parkway Toccoa, Ga. 30577 Book is $45 that INCLUDES postage (sent priority mail). Thank you and remember I have books available on this county and on these counties: Volume I: Franklin Co. Volume II: Habersham Co. Volume III: Stephens Co. Volume IV: Rabun Co. Volume V: White Co. Volume VI: Banks Co. Karen T. Ledford/Toccoa, Ga.

Hi Ya'll -- We now have Notla Church on Martin's Creek and (most) of Harshaw Chapel in Murphy posted. We should have the rest of Harshaw up sometime today or tomorrow! Thanks, Nikki :o) http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~patrickfamilytree/