King, James, Young, Hancock, Blackstone, Tudor
BARTLETT , and anyone related in your family. Patricia Ann BARTLETT Lee
I am trying to find any informaton or any connection the the Holliday and Deriso family. There was a William (Bill ) Deriso in Augusta in the 1950s and this married into the Holliday family and moved to California and we have lost contact with them. Please help. Thanks, Carolyn
Bill, Which census were you looking at for Fulton County, 1900? 1910? If no one gets to it first, let me know by Thurs, Nov 10 and I will check the Richmond Co. Probate for the marriage. I will be off work that day. Yvonne In a message dated 11/5/2005 12:37:18 PM Eastern Standard Time, N3CXW@comcast.net writes: My g grandfather Harry W. Stine was discharged from the Army in Augusta c1899. He subsequently married one Martha C. ?, and had three children that are listed in the Fulton county census. One was listed as born in SC which leads me to believe that they may have been in the Augusta area c1905. The census also stated they had been married for 10 years which may have also occurred around Augusta. Any help determining Martha's maiden name would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Bill Kennedy Middletown, Pa
My g grandfather Harry W. Stine was discharged from the Army in Augusta c1899. He subsequently married one Martha C. ?, and had three children that are listed in the Fulton county census. One was listed as born in SC which leads me to believe that they may have been in the Augusta area c1905. The census also stated they had been married for 10 years which may have also occurred around Augusta. Any help determining Martha's maiden name would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Bill Kennedy Middletown, Pa
This lady asked that I post this request to the list since she is not a member. Please answer her directly if you have any information for her. Thanks. Liz Nash I am searching for the names and birthdates of my great grandfather and great grandmother. I don't have their names but they did have two children. My grandfather, was born, by the 1920, census on May 26, 1895 in Augusta, Georgia. His name is Frederick Joseph Archie Reynolds. My aunt, my grandfather's sister, was born around 1903 in Augusta, Georgia. Her name was Rose Estelle Reynolds. My mother says her grandmother's first name was Bessie. This is all that I have. If there is any information you can give me on my great grandparents, please let me know. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. Linda Dickerson [DickersL@DPWrfy.ci.detroit.mi.us]
Sorry for all the cross posting, but hope someone will help. I am trying to develop information on the second family of my ggg-grandfather, Ewell/Uel/Newell Coursey b. ca 1818, Edgefield Dist, SC ..... 2 James W. COURSEY b: Abt. 1851 in SC ..... 2 Franklin N. (?Newel) COURSEY b: Abt. 1856 in SC ......... +Sally/Cally UNKNOWN b: Abt. 1860 in Ga. ..... 2 Hulda (Elizabeth?) COURSEY b: Abt. 1858 in SC ..... 2 Jesse COURSEY b: July 1864 d: February 17, 1930 in Augusta, Richmond Co, GA Burial: West View Cem., Augusta, GA ......... +SUSAN b: November 1864 d: Bet. 1904 - 1910 ........... 3 Sarah COURSEY b: August 1895 ......... +[C. E. READY] ........... 3 Ollie B. COURSEY b: June 1898 ......... +Vernie UNKNOWN b: Abt. 1902 in SC ....................4 Dorothy COURSEY b: 1920 ........... 3 Leroy COURSEY b: February 1900 ........... 3 Lonnie B. COURSEY b: Abt. 1904 I have determined that these individuals are the half siblings of my gg-grandfather, John Franklin Coursey, born Sept 26, 1836 Shaws township, Edgefield Co, SC (part is now in Aiken Co.) d. March 26, 1912, Edgefield Co, SC. His mother died and his father remarried to Elizabeth UNKNOWN. There are other children, which I have listed in a complete outline below. I have gotten some good documentation on the children of 1st wife, from whom I descend, but not so for the all of the 2nd family. Have documentation of the 2nd marriage, but not 1st, except that Harriett Robertson was given as the mother on the death cert. of Mary Jane Coursey Arthur, and the informant on her death certificate is one JESSE COURSEY, who is probably her half brother Jesse b. 1864. This is JESSE's father, per my information and research, but I have no proof that this Jesse is the same as the Jesse of the Census records with Ewell, UEL COURSEY... however ages work, and IF I am remembering correctly, he was the only one listed in Augusta GA census records. [Items in brackets need more research for positive proof rather than circumstantial proof.] Descendants of Ewell/UEL/Newell* Coursey [my ggg-grandfather] 1 Ewell/UEL/Newell* COURSEY b: Abt. 1818 in SC d: Bef. 1870 [Unproven parents] . +[Harriett ROBERTSON] b: Abt. 1820 m: Bef. 1835 d: Bef. 1850 Father: Unknown Robertson/Roberson ..... 2 Unknown Daughter COURSEY b: Bet. 1830 - 1835 [1840 Edgefield Co., SC census] ..... 2 John Franklin COURSEY b: September 26, 1838 in Shaws Township, Edgefield Co, SC d: March 26, 1912 in Assume Saluda Co, SC Burial: Dry Creek Baptist Ch, Ward, Saluda Co., SC ......... +Paulina 'Celina/Lina' DEAN b: April 16, 1838 in Assume Edgefield Co., SC m: Abt. 1862 d: June 28, 1914 in Assume Saluda Co, SC Father: Robertson 'Robinson' Dean Mother: Bramblee B. Mitchell Burial: Dry Creek Baptist Ch, Ward, Saluda Co., SC ..... 2 William H. COURSEY b: July 25, 1841 in Edgefield Co, SC d: December 08, 1915 in Aiken Co, SC Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC ......... +Malissa (Maliscy) REARDEN b: September 12, 1837 in SC d: September 29, 1925 in Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC Father: Benjamin Rearden Mother: Abi Byrd Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co., SC ..... 2 Mary Jane COURSEY b: Abt. 1848 in Probably Edgefield Co, SC d: May 03, 1915 in Augusta, Richmond Co, GA Burial: West View Cemetery, Augusta, Richmond Co, GA ......... +Michael B. ARTHUR, Jr. b: June 21, 1847 in Barnwell or Edgefield Co, SC (in present Aiken Co., SC) d: Bef. 1915 Father: Michael Arthur, Sr. Mother: Harriett Caroline Burkhalter Burial: Richmond Co., GA *2nd Wife of Ewell/Newell* COURSEY: . +Elizabeth UNKNOWN b: Abt. 1832 m: Abt. 1847 d: Bef. 1880 Father: Speculation ..... 2 James W. COURSEY b: Abt. 1851 in SC ..... 2 Franklin N. (?Newel) COURSEY b: Abt. 1856 in SC ......... +Sally/Cally UNKNOWN b: Abt. 1860 in Ga. ..... 2 Hulda (Elizabeth?) COURSEY b: Abt. 1858 in SC ..... 2 Jesse COURSEY b: July 1864 d: February 17, 1930 in Augusta, Richmond Co, GA Burial: West View Cem., Augusta, GA ......... +SUSAN b: November 1864 d: Bet. 1904 - 1910 Source to attach children to parents: CENSUS: 1840 Edgefield Dist, SC, p. 121 , line 19 lists an older daughter that I cannot identify - Not in 1850 Census Ewell Coursey 20<30 (1810-1820) 1 f 15<20 (1820-1825) wife or a sister? 1 f 5<10 (1830-1835) (unknown Daughter) 1 m <5 (1835-1839) (my gg-grandfather, John Franklyn Coursey) CENSUS: 1850 Edgefield Co., SC census p. 12, hh 177... Spelled Corsey... Living next door to Robertson Dean whose daughter Lina later married Uel's son John Franklin Coursey: Uel Coursey 31 (ca 1819) Miller b SC [On line census calls him N* Coursey. The N. fits with the 1860 information]. Elizabeth 18 (ca 1832) John 10 (ca 1839) William 7 (ca 1842*) Mary 2 ca 1848. . CENSUS: 1860 Edgefield Co., SC, Edgefield CH, p. 108, hh# 816/804 Newell Coursey 42 M Miller SC Betsy Coursey 31 F SC Mary Jane " 11 F SC James W. " 9 M SC Franklin " 4 F SC Hulda " 2 F SC CENSUS: 1870 Edgefield Co., SC p. 219 Gregg township. Graniteville PO, hh# 151/162 ( adults worked in Cotton mill) Coursey Elizabeth 39, SC keep house All born SC. [Widow of Ewell/UEL/Newell Coursey. James Coursey, 19 Franklin Coursey, 14 Jesse Coursey, 7 Michael Arthur, 22 Mary Arthur, 21 [(step-daughter) of Elizabeth, Mary Jane Coursey] James M Arthur, 2 Susan Arthur, 9/12 (Aug) Jennings Theodosia,12 Ella Jennings,10 Clara Jennings, 4 James Jennings, 1 Julia Vogt, 28 CENSUS: 1880 - ASSUMPTION: In 1880 Elizabeth Coursey's youngest child Jesse is living alone, age 16 next to his sister Mary Ann Coursey Arthur. I would assume from this that his mother was deceased. I did not find her in the 1880 census on the LDS CD's. 1880 Census: Hammond, Aiken, South Carolina. p. 112D [Source: FHL Film 1255218 National Archives Film T9-1218] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Michael ARTHUR Self M md. W 31 SC Occ: Farmer Fa: SC Mo: SC Mary ARTHUR Wife F M W 31 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC Marshall ARTHUR Son M S W 13 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC [James M. from 1870] Lizzie ARTHUR Dau F S W 11 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC [?Susan? of 1870] Robert ARTHUR Son M S W 1 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC 1880 CENSUS: Hammond township, Aiken, South Carolina, Page 112D [Source: FHL Film 1255218 National Archives Film T9-1218] Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Jesse COSEY Self M S W 16 SC Fa: SC Mo: SC 1889 - Michael B. Arthur and his father, Michael B. Arthur Sr. are both listed in the Augusta, Richmond Co, GA city directory. They worked at Kings Mill and reside at 79 & 78 Row near King Mill. Mary Jane is not listed as a mill worker, so she is probably at home with any children that they had. The following are Jesse Coursey's family: CENSUS records and I think his OBIT: CENSUS: 1900 Richmond Co, GA, p. 219B, 1269 DM, Tuttle St, Augusta, GA, hh#403/132/147 Jesse Coursey, head, W M 7/1864, 35, md12 yrs, Card room/cotton mill, SC SC SC Susan Coursey, wife, F W 11/1864, 35, md12 yrs, 5 children, 3 living SC SC SC Sarah Coursey, dau, F W 8/1895, 4, single, GA, SC SC Ollie Coursey, son, W M 6/6898, 2, single GA SC SC Leroy Coursey, son W M 2/1900, 3mo, GA SC SC CENSUS: 1910 Richmond Co, GA, p. 225, Summerville Village, Milladge St, 1269 MD Allice Garvin, head, F W 58 wd 4 children, 0 living, Keeper Bd house, SC SC SC Jessie Coursey, niece's husband, M W 46 wd SC SC SC carder/cottonmill Sarah F. Coursey, niece's child, F W 15 single, GA SC SC spinner/cottonmill Ollie Coursey, niece's child, M W 12 single, GA SC SC doffer/cottonmill Lonnie B. Coursey, niece's child, M W 6 single GA SC SC CENSUS: 1920 Richmond Co, GA., Augusta City, Military dist 1269, p. 212B, hh# 19, Fenwick St. Alice [G]arvin, head F W 65 wd, SC SC SC no occupation Jesse Corsey, nephew _, M W 54 (can't read marital status), SC SC SC , operative, Cotton Mill. I don't know anything about ALICE GARVIN either???? The following obit was published in the Augusta Chronicle, 18 Feb, 1930. ??Is this the JESSE COURSEY that I am looking for?? Jesse Bryant Coursey, 69, died yesterday after noon at the residence 1430 Broad St.. Funeral Services will be conducted this afternoon at 4:30. Rev. A. A. Sullivan will officiate and interment will be in West View Cem. Papoose Tribe No. 10, I. O. R. M. and Juanite Council No. 3 Pocahontas will conduct special services. Mr. Coursey is survived by two sons, O. B. Coursey and L. B. Coursey; daughter Mrs. C. E. Ready and six grandchildren. -------------------------------------------------- I hope someone has some information on some of the folks included in the family listings and census records to help me identify the folks in more detail. Would love to know the last name of the mother of Jesse Coursey, if someone has access to any GA death certificates. I do get a little upset with folks who don't put predeceased relatives, especially parents, into the obits! Don't forget to look at COSSEY, CORSEY, COURSY, etc. I even found one listed in one SC census as a CASEY. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net
I received this from the NC Roots list and have permission to post to this list. I don't know how many know about Marriage Banns. I knew about bonds but not Banns so this may help those that can't find marriage licenses etc. I know I have looked for quite a few marriage records and have not been successful. This could be the reason. I figured they got married by a circuit minister and they never bothered to have it recorded. So this is something of that nature. Beulah Marriage Banns, an announcement to marry was read before the church congregatoin for 3 consecutive Sundays, and if no objections arose, a certificate to marry was issued at the end of the 3 weeks. authorizing the the marriage to take place. The fee in NC for banns was 1 shilling and 6 pence compared to 20 shillings paid to the Governor for each bond issued plus 5 shillings to the Clerk of Court for issuing the bond and recording it. Marriage by banns eliminated the time and expense of traveling to the county seat to post bond. The problem for genealogist is that few of these banns exist today outside the Quaker or Church of England records. Even though the law did require the marriage be filed with the county clerk it was rarely done. Marriage bonds required travel to the county seat to secure the bond, the groom and his bondsman usually a male relative or close friend would sign the bond. The name of the bride would also be recorded. Parents names were not recorded unless the bride was under age. The bond was for the sum of 50 pounds then raised to 50pounds under the Act of 1778. It was not until after 1868 that marriage records became more complete and included parents names. However some counties were still slow to include names of parents. NC did away with marriage bonds after 1868. It has been estimated that 2/3 of nc marriages were by banns and have been lost to time. (Source: General Statutes of NC, Chaper 51; Dr. Norman E Wright of History Department of Brigham Young University; Liahona Research, Inc)
Researching ancestors of James WASHINGTON (abt 1790-1848) of Northampton County, NC & Columbia County, GA, James E. DANIELS of Richmond/Columbia county area. Other lines: REVILLE, ANSLEY, GAY, BEASLEY. Allen Washington
Are there any McMichaels in anyone's Collins line from Edgefield S. C. Thanks Faye
Do you have a Mary (Martha) Redd? I don't know whether the Martha is a middle name or if one is the given name and the other a nickname. Thanks, Jim -----Original Message----- From: Lee and Billie Jones [mailto:tjones@camden.net] Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 6:05 PM To: GARICHMO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GARICHMO] Re: REDD & RENEW query by DixonDesc@aol.com I have about 12 REDDs and 12 RENUEs in my files and a contact that works on the Renew family. I don't research either one of them per se. But will share what I have Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <DixonDesc@aol.com> To: <GARICHMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2005 1:12 PM Subject: [GARICHMO] New to the List--- Roll Call > Hi, I'm new to the Richmond Co. list. I am researching the following > familes: > > REDD - originally from the Barnwell Co., SC area and moved to Augusta during > the 1880's > Absley Redd m: John Peter Renew and moved to Augusta 1880's > > RENEW - originally from Barnwell Co., SC and moved to Augusta during the > 1880's > John Peter Renew son of Peter John Renew b: 1803 West Smithfield, Middlesex, > England > > READY - originally from Barnwell Co., SC and moved also during the 1880's > Charles Ready b: 1866 Barnwell, Barnwell, South Carolina > > WYMAN - this is one of my major brick walls - > Earliest Wyman ancestor is George Wyman b: 1856 place unknown. He had at > least one > son, Wilbon Lindsay Wyman b: 10 Jun 1880 supposedly in GA. Wilbon's > mother was > supposedly Julia A. Cherry b: c1860 possibly SC. Julia 2nd m: George Deas > in 1902 in > Augusta. Many stories regarding George's life but no proof. Death > date/place is also > unknown for George. > > Sandy Wyman > > ______________________________ ==== GARICHMO Mailing List ==== To contact your list administrator write to: GARICHMO-admin@rootsweb.com
In a message dated 10/26/2005 7:38:49 P.M. Central Daylight Time, tjones@camden.net writes: I have about 12 REDDs and 12 RENUEs in my files and a contact that works on the Renew family. I don't research either one of them per se. But will share what I have Billie Jones Camden, SC _tjones@camden.net_ (mailto:tjones@camden.net) I will appreciate any information you are willing to share. I have a cousin Ken Renau from TN who gave me your name the other day. Ken said you do work with death notices, etc. Would any documentation be available for the 1890's? I am searching for my great grandfather George Wyman who is supposedly buried in Ninety-Six, SC. Thank you Sandy Wyman
There was an Elizabeth Smith who married a Philip Haupt/Houpt in 1804 in Richmond County, GA. They had a son named Felix. Philip died by 1810 when his widow married Moses Collins in Richmond County in 1810..... Does anyone know which Smith family this girl belongs to? -----Original Message----- From: Lee and Billie Jones [mailto:tjones@camden.net] Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 5:13 PM To: GARICHMO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GARICHMO] Re: Regarding Roll Call: BRIDWELL I am very interested in your Bridwell name. According to my g-grandfather's death cert., which left his father's name blank, his mother was a Narcissa Bridwell/Breadwell/Birdwell?? SS records indicate that John Wesley Smith's father might have been a John Smith. John Wesley was possibly born in [Lexington Co, SC??], January 06, 1868. He lived in Aiken Co, SC in the 1900 Census. Family moved to Augusta Ga, and John Wesley Smith worked for the RR. ANY information on the Bridwell family would be of help. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <GrannyMc@aol.com> To: <GARICHMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2005 2:45 PM Subject: Re: Regarding Roll Call > I don't mind having a roll call but please in the subject line list who you > are researching time frame and I assume it is Richmond Co. > > My line is Andrew Jackson Bridwell b Richmond Co. Ga b 8/27/1831 m d Sept > 02, 1901. > His father was John Bridwell b ca 1779 Fauquier, VA d ca 1869 in GA probably > Richmond Co.. > > Andrew Jackson Bridwell m Amanda Lemons or Lamonds. b ca 1837 and d 1878 in > Richmond Co., > > I will separate the other families I am researching in Richmond Co. in > another email. > > Beulah Reeves McCain > Granny _Mc@aol.com_ (mailto:Mc@aol.com) > Richmond List Manager > > ______________________________ ==== GARICHMO Mailing List ==== To contact your list administrator write to: GARICHMO-admin@rootsweb.com
This is really helpful, I'm trying to differentiate between the Samuel Collins you mention below of Craven County NC and another possible Samuel Collins who started the SC Church, later known as Liberty Methodist Church located near Hephzibah in Richmond County. I'd be interested in any further information you can provide on this Samuel. My main names of interest are John, George, Moses, and Leven. I'm especially interested in John Collins who was JP around 1810, and captain of the tax collection District 3 in 1808. The Lewis Collins you mention below is often lumped in my group of Collins' but I believe he is not related to the group I mention above. I'll email you off list and we can explore this further. Anyone else out there have any further insight? -----Original Message----- From: Lee and Billie Jones [mailto:tjones@camden.net] Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 4:50 PM To: GARICHMO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GARICHMO] REgarding COLLINS query by Rose Lowther Rose, I have some Collins information from the Old Edgefield Dist, and many of those folks show up in Richmond Co. Ga. as well. If I am remebering correctly, the Spirit Creek area is near or inside the Fort Gordon Military Base, which actually takes up parts of several counties. Some of the area may have been early Wilkes Co, and Warren Co, Ga area as well. Can you send me some names of interest, and I will see what I have that might be a match. Here are some early Collins names but I don't have locations for them at this time. 1 Samuel COLLINS b: Bef. 1730 . +Amey UNKNOWN ..... 2 Adrah Narcissa COLLINS b: January 16, 1748/49 in Craven Co., NC d: December 08, 1808 in Edgefield Cem, Edgefield Co, SC ......... +Seth HOWARD b: March 03, 1745/46 m: December 02, 1770 d: 1817 in Anderson County, SC This is the one I am interested in as the Adaline Coursey may be connected to my Coursey line: 1 William Gibson COLLINS b: September 08, 1792 in SC d: December 02, 1881 in Kirksey, Edgefield Co., SC Burial: Mt. Creek Bapt Church, Kirksey, Greenwood Co., SC . +Mary NOBLES b: Abt. 1802 m: Abt. 1820 d: Abt. 1829 in Newberry Co., SC Father: Hezekiah Nobles Mother: Alsey 'Alice' Nicholson ..... 2 James COLLINS b: Abt. 1824 in SC d: Abt. 1862 in NY (CW prisoner) ......... +Mary Susannah 'Susan' HARRISON b: December 19, 1826 d: February 25, 1901 Father: James Moore Harrison Mother: Mary Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC *2nd Wife of William Gibson COLLINS: . +Adaline COURSEY b: Abt. 1812 in SC m: November 06, 1842 in Edgefield Co., SC d: November 01, 1893 Father: John Coursey Mother: Lavicy Beasley Burial: Mt. Creek Bapt Church, Kirksey, Greenwood Co., SC ..... 2 John Lake COLLINS b: Abt. 1844 d: Abt. 1869 ......... +Martha S. DORN b: May 05, 1846 d: August 28, 1894 Father: John Elbert Dorn Mother: Mary Crouch Burial: McKendree Meth, Edgefield SC ..... 2 Mary Ann COLLINS b: October 02, 1846 d: January 18, 1850 ..... 2 Martha E. COLLINS b: May 15, 1848 d: October 19, 1915 Burial: Mt. Creek Baptist Church, Kirksey, Greenwood Co., SC. ......... +Daniel Ashbury OUZTS b: October 15, 1847 m: Aft. 1895 d: April 14, 1904 Burial: McKendree Methodist Church Cemetery, Greenwood, SC ..... 2 William Gibson 'Bill' COLLINS b: January 27, 1851 in Edgefield Co, SC d: February 21, 1916 in Kirksey, Greenwood Co, SC Burial: Mt. Creek Bapt Church, Kirksey, Greenwood Co., SC ......... +Mary Ella FAULKNER b: July 05, 1851 in Edgefield Co, SC d: November 03, 1900 Father: Marshall Faulkner Mother: Mary Ann McManus Burial: Mt. Creek Bapt Church, Kirksey, Greenwood Co., SC 1 Joseph COLLINS . +Lucy MARCHBANKS ..... 2 Lucy COLLINS b: Abt. 1747 in Amelia Co, VA d: December 30, 1809 in Edgefield Dist, SC ......... +Dr. Nathaniel ABNEY b: Abt. 1728 in Spotsylvania, VA d: Abt. 1787 Father: Abrahan Abney, MD Mother: Cassandra [Meredith] Descendants of Lewis Collins 1 Lewis COLLINS b: Abt. 1797 in SC d: August 22, 1851 in Edgefield Dist, SC . +Anne HOLMES b: May 05, 1817 in Edgefield Co, SC m: Abt. 1841 in Edgefield Co, SC d: January 18, 1893 in Edgefield Co, SC Father: Edward Holmes Mother: Elizabeth Burris Burial: Red Hill Baptist Church, Edgefield co, SC ..... 2 John C. COLLINS b: Abt. 1842 ..... 2 James Warren COLLINS b: December 23, 1843 d: June 03, 1920 in Collins township, Edgefield Co, SC Burial: Red Hill Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC ......... +Addie E. GARRETT b: May 01, 1844 d: May 07, 1880 Burial: Red Hill Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC ..... *2nd Wife of James Warren COLLINS: ......... +Mary Jane OUZTS ..... 2 Mary E. COLLINS b: Abt. 1845 ..... 2 Martha A. COLLINS b: Abt. 1847 ..... 2 William L. COLLINS b: November 19, 1849 d: March 24, 1902 Burial: Red Hill Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC This Margaret Collins about whom I know little married into my Dismuke family, Richmond Co, GA. [Source: "Dismuke Family Info," compiled by Margaret D"Auliss, March 1990.] 1 Margaret COLLINS d: 1798 . +Reuben DISMUKE m: 1787 in Richmond Co., Ga Father: James Dismuke I Mother: Ruth Mayo Rowe. Those are the early ones that I have some sort of date for. I have a lot more with no dates. I checked a booklet that I have on "Old Pinetucky, the Lost Community" which was put out by the Core of Engineers at Ft. Gordon to show the location of various cem. and who is buried in each. Lots of known cem. with no names listed, so assuming there were no tombstones there. There were NO Collins names listed. And I did find Spirit Creek running thru Ft. Gordon properties. I am not sure where it starts or ends, as I have no specific detailed map of the area. My INGLETT and DISMUKE familes are buried there. Hope some of the names above are familiar to you. I have more generations for most of them. But only posted these early ones for you to check out. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rose Lowther" <rose@circusware.com> To: <GARICHMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2005 10:18 AM Subject: New to the List--- Roll Call > Hi. I'm new to the list. I'm researching the Collins family in Richmond Georgia from 1790 to 1820. There were several Collins brothers who moved their families to the Spirit Creek area of Richmond County about 1790-1795. I'm trying to sort out their different family groups and the collateral families. > > > Could we all do a roll call? I read the archives, and this list appears to be very silent at present. > > Thanks. > > ______________________________ ==== GARICHMO Mailing List ==== REMEMBER PLEASE--WE DO NOT VIOLATE COPYRIGHT LAWS If something has the C emblem, You may quote a few lines but.... Be sure to credit the Author and/or Publisher
I am very interested in your Bridwell name. According to my g-grandfather's death cert., which left his father's name blank, his mother was a Narcissa Bridwell/Breadwell/Birdwell?? SS records indicate that John Wesley Smith's father might have been a John Smith. John Wesley was possibly born in [Lexington Co, SC??], January 06, 1868. He lived in Aiken Co, SC in the 1900 Census. Family moved to Augusta Ga, and John Wesley Smith worked for the RR. ANY information on the Bridwell family would be of help. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <GrannyMc@aol.com> To: <GARICHMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2005 2:45 PM Subject: Re: Regarding Roll Call > I don't mind having a roll call but please in the subject line list who you > are researching time frame and I assume it is Richmond Co. > > My line is Andrew Jackson Bridwell b Richmond Co. Ga b 8/27/1831 m d Sept > 02, 1901. > His father was John Bridwell b ca 1779 Fauquier, VA d ca 1869 in GA probably > Richmond Co.. > > Andrew Jackson Bridwell m Amanda Lemons or Lamonds. b ca 1837 and d 1878 in > Richmond Co., > > I will separate the other families I am researching in Richmond Co. in > another email. > > Beulah Reeves McCain > Granny _Mc@aol.com_ (mailto:Mc@aol.com) > Richmond List Manager > > ______________________________
I have about 12 REDDs and 12 RENUEs in my files and a contact that works on the Renew family. I don't research either one of them per se. But will share what I have Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <DixonDesc@aol.com> To: <GARICHMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2005 1:12 PM Subject: [GARICHMO] New to the List--- Roll Call > Hi, I'm new to the Richmond Co. list. I am researching the following > familes: > > REDD - originally from the Barnwell Co., SC area and moved to Augusta during > the 1880's > Absley Redd m: John Peter Renew and moved to Augusta 1880's > > RENEW - originally from Barnwell Co., SC and moved to Augusta during the > 1880's > John Peter Renew son of Peter John Renew b: 1803 West Smithfield, Middlesex, > England > > READY - originally from Barnwell Co., SC and moved also during the 1880's > Charles Ready b: 1866 Barnwell, Barnwell, South Carolina > > WYMAN - this is one of my major brick walls - > Earliest Wyman ancestor is George Wyman b: 1856 place unknown. He had at > least one > son, Wilbon Lindsay Wyman b: 10 Jun 1880 supposedly in GA. Wilbon's > mother was > supposedly Julia A. Cherry b: c1860 possibly SC. Julia 2nd m: George Deas > in 1902 in > Augusta. Many stories regarding George's life but no proof. Death > date/place is also > unknown for George. > > Sandy Wyman > > ______________________________
RICHMOND CO. GA: ARTHUR, BYRD, COURSEY, INGLETT, SMITH, FARRIS - my paternal lines Researching: RABUN, MARTIN, RIVERS, WREN, MCDONALD, HUGHES, ADAMS, ALDRED, POOL,CASON , JOHNSON of the greater Warren Co. Jefferson Co, McDuffie Co, and Glascock Co. GA area as well as Richmond Co, - my maternal grandmother's line.
Rose, I have some Collins information from the Old Edgefield Dist, and many of those folks show up in Richmond Co. Ga. as well. If I am remebering correctly, the Spirit Creek area is near or inside the Fort Gordon Military Base, which actually takes up parts of several counties. Some of the area may have been early Wilkes Co, and Warren Co, Ga area as well. Can you send me some names of interest, and I will see what I have that might be a match. Here are some early Collins names but I don't have locations for them at this time. 1 Samuel COLLINS b: Bef. 1730 . +Amey UNKNOWN ..... 2 Adrah Narcissa COLLINS b: January 16, 1748/49 in Craven Co., NC d: December 08, 1808 in Edgefield Cem, Edgefield Co, SC ......... +Seth HOWARD b: March 03, 1745/46 m: December 02, 1770 d: 1817 in Anderson County, SC This is the one I am interested in as the Adaline Coursey may be connected to my Coursey line: 1 William Gibson COLLINS b: September 08, 1792 in SC d: December 02, 1881 in Kirksey, Edgefield Co., SC Burial: Mt. Creek Bapt Church, Kirksey, Greenwood Co., SC . +Mary NOBLES b: Abt. 1802 m: Abt. 1820 d: Abt. 1829 in Newberry Co., SC Father: Hezekiah Nobles Mother: Alsey 'Alice' Nicholson ..... 2 James COLLINS b: Abt. 1824 in SC d: Abt. 1862 in NY (CW prisoner) ......... +Mary Susannah 'Susan' HARRISON b: December 19, 1826 d: February 25, 1901 Father: James Moore Harrison Mother: Mary Burial: Graniteville Cem., Graniteville, Aiken Co, SC *2nd Wife of William Gibson COLLINS: . +Adaline COURSEY b: Abt. 1812 in SC m: November 06, 1842 in Edgefield Co., SC d: November 01, 1893 Father: John Coursey Mother: Lavicy Beasley Burial: Mt. Creek Bapt Church, Kirksey, Greenwood Co., SC ..... 2 John Lake COLLINS b: Abt. 1844 d: Abt. 1869 ......... +Martha S. DORN b: May 05, 1846 d: August 28, 1894 Father: John Elbert Dorn Mother: Mary Crouch Burial: McKendree Meth, Edgefield SC ..... 2 Mary Ann COLLINS b: October 02, 1846 d: January 18, 1850 ..... 2 Martha E. COLLINS b: May 15, 1848 d: October 19, 1915 Burial: Mt. Creek Baptist Church, Kirksey, Greenwood Co., SC. ......... +Daniel Ashbury OUZTS b: October 15, 1847 m: Aft. 1895 d: April 14, 1904 Burial: McKendree Methodist Church Cemetery, Greenwood, SC ..... 2 William Gibson 'Bill' COLLINS b: January 27, 1851 in Edgefield Co, SC d: February 21, 1916 in Kirksey, Greenwood Co, SC Burial: Mt. Creek Bapt Church, Kirksey, Greenwood Co., SC ......... +Mary Ella FAULKNER b: July 05, 1851 in Edgefield Co, SC d: November 03, 1900 Father: Marshall Faulkner Mother: Mary Ann McManus Burial: Mt. Creek Bapt Church, Kirksey, Greenwood Co., SC 1 Joseph COLLINS . +Lucy MARCHBANKS ..... 2 Lucy COLLINS b: Abt. 1747 in Amelia Co, VA d: December 30, 1809 in Edgefield Dist, SC ......... +Dr. Nathaniel ABNEY b: Abt. 1728 in Spotsylvania, VA d: Abt. 1787 Father: Abrahan Abney, MD Mother: Cassandra [Meredith] Descendants of Lewis Collins 1 Lewis COLLINS b: Abt. 1797 in SC d: August 22, 1851 in Edgefield Dist, SC . +Anne HOLMES b: May 05, 1817 in Edgefield Co, SC m: Abt. 1841 in Edgefield Co, SC d: January 18, 1893 in Edgefield Co, SC Father: Edward Holmes Mother: Elizabeth Burris Burial: Red Hill Baptist Church, Edgefield co, SC ..... 2 John C. COLLINS b: Abt. 1842 ..... 2 James Warren COLLINS b: December 23, 1843 d: June 03, 1920 in Collins township, Edgefield Co, SC Burial: Red Hill Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC ......... +Addie E. GARRETT b: May 01, 1844 d: May 07, 1880 Burial: Red Hill Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC ..... *2nd Wife of James Warren COLLINS: ......... +Mary Jane OUZTS ..... 2 Mary E. COLLINS b: Abt. 1845 ..... 2 Martha A. COLLINS b: Abt. 1847 ..... 2 William L. COLLINS b: November 19, 1849 d: March 24, 1902 Burial: Red Hill Baptist Church, Edgefield Co, SC This Margaret Collins about whom I know little married into my Dismuke family, Richmond Co, GA. [Source: "Dismuke Family Info," compiled by Margaret D"Auliss, March 1990.] 1 Margaret COLLINS d: 1798 . +Reuben DISMUKE m: 1787 in Richmond Co., Ga Father: James Dismuke I Mother: Ruth Mayo Rowe. Those are the early ones that I have some sort of date for. I have a lot more with no dates. I checked a booklet that I have on "Old Pinetucky, the Lost Community" which was put out by the Core of Engineers at Ft. Gordon to show the location of various cem. and who is buried in each. Lots of known cem. with no names listed, so assuming there were no tombstones there. There were NO Collins names listed. And I did find Spirit Creek running thru Ft. Gordon properties. I am not sure where it starts or ends, as I have no specific detailed map of the area. My INGLETT and DISMUKE familes are buried there. Hope some of the names above are familiar to you. I have more generations for most of them. But only posted these early ones for you to check out. Billie Jones Camden, SC tjones@camden.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rose Lowther" <rose@circusware.com> To: <GARICHMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2005 10:18 AM Subject: New to the List--- Roll Call > Hi. I'm new to the list. I'm researching the Collins family in Richmond Georgia from 1790 to 1820. There were several Collins brothers who moved their families to the Spirit Creek area of Richmond County about 1790-1795. I'm trying to sort out their different family groups and the collateral families. > > > Could we all do a roll call? I read the archives, and this list appears to be very silent at present. > > Thanks. > > ______________________________
I noticed your post I am trying to find someone researching the Deriso family that has ties to the Puckett family. At one time the Deriso family lived in Augusta, GA and CA any help would be greatly apprecited. ----- Original Message ----- From: "charlotte young" <cacyoung@yahoo.com> To: <GARICHMO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2005 1:02 PM Subject: Re: [GARICHMO] New to the List--- Roll Call > --- Rose Lowther <rose@circusware.com> wrote: > > > Hi. I'm new to the list. I'm researching the Collins > > family in Richmond Georgia from 1790 to 1820. There were > > several Collins brothers who moved their families to the > > Spirit Creek area of Richmond County about 1790-1795. > > I'm trying to sort out their different family groups and > > the collateral families. > > > > Welcome Rose, Do you know if your Collins have a tie to the > Tattnall County family that came out of Bertie Co, NC? > I'm also researching the Durouzeaux (Deriso) family out of > Augusta into Emanuel County. > > It's encouraging to see some action on this list. > > Good luck with your research, CY > > > > > __________________________________ > Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > ==== GARICHMO Mailing List ==== > Please fill in the subject block with your information when posting a message, instead of hitting the reply tab. > >