Harvey; Thanks, for the information on your Waters line. I don't make a connection with your Hardy, Crawford, or your Ann Waters. My line, William Waters, came from Midlothian county, town of Leith, Scotland. His brother George came over couple of years later. George never married and therefore had no Children, he died at the early age of 28 years. Was buried in Savannah. William Sr. and William Jr. like so many people in the South lost everthing in the Civil War. They both went to Screven County after the war. They are listed on the 1850 Screven County Census In 1880 Screven County Census. William Jr. is listed with wife Mary Elizabeth and the following Children, Ada M., Mary E., William W., Harriet, Margaret L., Flora L., Benjamin S. Norton H., William Sr. was listed as living in the house with them. The only girl children I have with spouses are Mary E. (who was my gmother) was married to Benjamin F. Ingram who came to Screven County from S.C. m.21 Dec. 1881. Also have Harriet who married a Henry C. Williason in Screven County. The rest of the daughters I have no concrete information on who or when they married. I am going to try to go to the Couthouse in Sylvania and check the marriage records there to see if I can come up with something. Benjamin S. was married I have been told they had a dau. named Mary. Also was told by my parents they were divorced and she left Screven County and went to Calif. The 1900 census (Soundex) Showed Mary Elizabeth as head of house, so both William Sr. and William Jr. had died by then. William W. and Norton H. were listed as still living with her but not married. That is all I have been been able to come up with. ANY HELP YOU OR ANY LIST MEMBER MAY HAVE ON THESE CHILDREN 0f William and Mary Elizabeth Waters Would really be appreciated!!!!!!! Alfred