I was recently asked a question about how to find things on the "many" Talbot Pages... Unfortunately, there are several places that data is stored. This makes it hard to understand and more difficult....there isn't a ONE button "Search" for USGenWeb. The various sections sort of evolved, so maybe a tiny history of them will also help explain them! 1) Talbot County Page - http://www.rootsweb.com/~gatalbot/gatalbot.htm This was the 1st idea! Every county within the USA has a county page handled by a County Coordinator. Keith Giddeon is our CC. It is usually an index to what is on-line for the County as well as information about the Courthouse, etc. Every county page looks different. The CC can use their own creativity and everything is in HTML format. (That's the coding that actually creates web pages, i..e. the ending of the file is .htm) There is a Search Engine on this page.....but remember it will ONLY cover what is actually ON this page! 2)Talbot County Archives Page - http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/talbot.htm There was a need for people to be able to contribute cemetery, wills, deeds, info in a simple format. So every county was set-up with an Archives Page and another volunteer to manage these files. I am the File Manager for Talbot county. When you send me your information, that's where I put it. You'll find ALL the cemeteries that we're working on there. There are also some church histories....Bible Records, etc. There is a Search Engine on this page..(scroll down to the bottom)...which covers ALL the Archives in Georgia (depending on how you "check" it) or just Talbot County itself. 3)Gen Connect Boards Then another system was thought of so that people could actually POST their own materials. Thus far in the design of USGenWeb a volunteer had to do this for you....and volunteers can get busy and not get the materials on-line as quickly as you'd like. Right under the TITLE of the page, i.e. TALBOT COUNTY, GA QUERY BOARD, you'll see in a row 4 items 1)post a query 2)Subscribe to Notification List (you don't need to do this if you are on the Talbot Mailing List itself, as all the messages will come through to you) If you did subscribe you would get a note (not the full message) that a message had been posted on the page. You AUTOMATICALLY get a note if someone posts a response to your message. 3)Surname List ***This is the important one. Click on this and it takes you to an alphabetical list....Keep clicking and you'll get to your Surname....and a page that shows any Query, Bible Record, etc that has this Surname listed in the Surname Box of the posting. ^^^That's another important thing to remember. When you post, in the Surname Box, list all the Surnames within the message....>>>not all the surnames you're researching!! If you don't list any, then your Query won't be indexed. If you list ALL your surnames, then people will be disappointed when they read that one message which may not pertain to it. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Talbot http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/TalbotBibl http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/TalbotBios http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/TalbotDeed http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/TalbotObits http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/TalbotPens http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/TalbotWill These boards have their OWN Search Engine (and they cover ALL the Gen Connect Boards). Lots of people miss this Search Engine. It is right at the top of the page.... When you post things here, they will appear immediately on the page itself....BUT it takes at least 24 hours to show up in the Search Engine. Yes, these do appear to be repetitious....but I think they were a BIG improvement...as more data gets on-line with everyone helping out with the posting! It never hurts to have things posted in several places. 4) Mailing Lists This is the best known part! And also the place where most people are comfortable posting their information. The important thing is to have the SUBJECT line pertinent to the subject of the message....as that is how that Search Engine is set up. There are several ways to search this. 1) See EVERY message within a certain month http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ Type in GATALBOT OR http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl Type in GATALBOT. Select YEAR. Type in Cemetery.... and you'll see all the messages that we've been posting on the Cemeteries. Click on FULL, you'll get the actual message sent. SO WE HAVE 4 DIFFERENT SEARCH ENGINES TO USE, so far!! Web page, Archives page, Gen Connect Page, Mailing List 5)Rootsweb Most people think that Rootsweb and USGenWeb are the same. They're not. Rootsweb is the Server and is a business and recently merged with Ancestry.com. USGenWeb is an organization of volunteers that is given free space on Rootsweb Server. But to help out, Rootsweb has also created "Resource Pages" for every county. http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/Ga/Talbot/ Another Search Engine: This is not a USGenWeb Search engine, but does list all the Search Engines available through Rootsweb. http://searches.rootsweb.com/ Now, I'll probably think of some other things....but meanwhile....print out this page, and you'll have it to refer to. And please ASK me again, .....I really do welcome your questions, as some of this I take for granted and forget that it needs to be explained. Virginia

>From: "Neil & Ruth Jaeger" <[email protected]> > >29 - Porter Cemetery - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go >east on Hwy 36 for 3.1 miles to cemetery on right of road. Recorded by >Smith 7 March 1974. > >Only one listing ..... Can anyone tell us more about this Mr. Porter?? > >Porter, Appleton >18JE1801 25JE1857 > > >Ruth > > > Virginia

ALLEN FAMILY CEMETERY 28 - Allen Cemetery - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go east on Hwy 36 for 4.7 miles, turn left on Manchester Road and go north for 3.4 miles to Evans Chapel, turn right on dirt road and go 0.3 mile to cemetery on right of road about 40 yards from road. Recorded by Smith 7 March 1974. Allen, Charles 72y4m12d 31JL1852 Allen, James E 10AU1834 29JA1855 Allen, Juliette Eoline 10JE1840 13NO1857 Allen, Sarah H 54y10m 8NO1854 McCoy, John B 13JA1800 15AU1871 Virginia

Help us identify these people. (Ruth just keeps on working for us!! I certainly do appreciate what she's doing, and I'm sure all the rest of you on this list do as well...and it's a long, tedious job) EVANS CHAPEL CEMETERY 27 - Evans Chapel Cemetery - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go east on Hwy 36 for 4.7 miles to Pleasant Hill, turn left on Manchester Road and go north 3.4 miles to cemetery on right of road. Recorded by Smith 7 March 1974. (This was a Methodist Church located in the Valley GMD #902. It later merged with Woodland Methodist Church) Thank you, Lynda, for helping out with the locating of the churches by district) Collier, Charles Vines Jr 10OC1846 9DE1883 Hough, Mary A 27MH1822 6MY1893 Wife of James Hough Married 6JL1837 Hough, R Alonza 17MH1853 11FE1884 Ray, Cora Ray, John J M 20FE1802 20NO1869 Broken stone Ray, Neal Womble, M A 5NO1867 26JE1914 Womble, M Eudora 6MH1870 27AP1900 Womble, Sallie H 13OC1872 4MH1896 Virginia

Posted on: Talbot County, Ga Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Talbot/668 Surname: Bond ------------------------- Greene Fuller Bond is in the 1850 Talbot County, GA census with his mother, Mary Bond. His brothers are Washington, Anderson & Robert. His sisters are Sarah, Nancy & Mary. Greene married Francis E. Amos 10/28/1852 in Talbot County. Francis was the daughter of James & Annis Amos. Francis & Greene moved to Claiborne Parish, LA about 1858. They were my great grandparents. I would like any information on either family. I would like to know Greene's father & where his parents are buried.

Georgia, Oglethorpe Co., 1818 Unknown BAILEY born ca 1795 Mary born South Carolina 1797 married ca 1815(either SC or GA) 21 Oliver Hazard Perry BAILEY born Georgia, Oglethorpe Co. 1818 _______ KILGORE _______ Susan KILGORE born Oglethorpe Co. 1818 Georgia, Talbot County 1850 OHP BAILY(OHP only BAILY on 1850 Talbot Co. Census) 32 Susan Kilgore Riley BAILY( her second marriage) 32 Napoleon B Riley 11 Elizabeth 2 Allen Kilgore 5 mo. Louisiana, Claiborne Parish, Homer Post Office 1860 OHP BAILEY Susan Allen K. 10 OP 7 Susan 4 TJ 2 Mary 63 born SC 1797 (conclusion, Mary is widow, husband died after 1850 and prior to 1858 when family moved to Louisiana) Napoleon B. RILEY from 1850 Census is living close to KILGORE kin, in Lisbon. Elizabeth BAILEY must have died in childhood, Talbot County, between 1850 and 1858. Brick wall: which BAILEY is father of OHP and what was his mother's maiden name? Thanks for any clues. Tom

Margie Daniels has started this new SOUTHEAST-PIONEERS-list..... read below her description of its purpose. >>>>I have started a new mail list. My ancestors came from VA>NC>SC>GA>AL, I felt a list was needed for those that are trying to track their ancestors between those states without having to be on a zillion mail lists. Hopefully this list will get subcribers that will have reference material and will be able to help. I will start out by saying I have the Georgia Black Books both volumns, I also have Clarke County Alabama histor book, A lot of information on Barbour county, Al. (Barbour has loads of this information posted) I have many FTW CD's also the Confederate veteran newsarticles. These newspapers are being transcribed and I am putting them on the www.rootsweb.com/~ganews.htm web site. [email protected] that contains the word subscribe and nothing else. If they prefer digest mode, they should send the command instead to [email protected] To unsubscribe, they should send the command "unsubscribe" to [email protected] (if in mail mode) or [email protected] (if in digest mode.) To post to both SOUTHEAST-PIONEERS-L and SOUTHEAST-PIONEERS-D, messages should be sent to [email protected] Messages sent there will appear both places. Virginia

Searching for ANY info. on the following: Jordan BROOKS, s/o Robert BROOKS, b. c1765 Mecklenburg Co, VA d. Talbot Co, GA; m/1st Mary CRUSE c1781 Mecklenburg Co, VA: Children: (1) Sarah m. Joel JACKSON; (2) Isham b. 1786 d. 1852; (3) Robert; (4) Elizabeth m. Joe SLAUGHTER; (5) Lucy m. WILKINSON; (6) Martha 'Patsy' m. Lite PERKINS; (7) Williamson b. 25 Dec 1800 d. Pike Co, AL; (8) Allen b. 1802; (9) Wyatt b. 1806 d. 1878 Taylor Co, GA. Married second to Mary JACKSON 1810 Putnam Co, GA. Children: (1) Francis Asberry b. 1815 GA m. Lucretia J. TILMAN 1838 Talbot Co, GA; (2) Susan J. b. 1816 GA m. TURNER; (3) Helen b. 1819 GA; (4) Roseany b. c1823 GA; (5) John Wesley b. 1822 GA. Need any info. on the spouses of these children. Donna Wall mailto:[email protected]

Hi, Virginia, On the Owens-Holmes Cemetery: The Owens and the Holmes are part of my Bryan family so here is what I have: Clements, S.D. Mrs. This is Mary Catherine Holmes, daughter of William Thomas Holmes and Mary Lucinda Owen and wife of Rev. Stephen David Clements. Holmes, Finley Mahone is the son of Finley Owen Holmes and Mary C. Mahone. Holmes, M.L. is Mary Lucinda Owen, wife of William Thomas Holmes Holmes, Robert M. is Robert Marshall Holmes, son of Finley Owen Holmes and Mary C. Mahone. Holmes, W.T. is William Thomas Holmes, husband of Mary Lucinda Owen and son of Finley Holmes and Jane Downs. Holmes, William Henry is the son of John Owen Holmes and Mary Lou Hays. Leonard, Sarah Jane is Sarah Jane Holmes, b. March 2, 1831 in Talbot County, Georgia. She was the daughter of William Thomas Holmes and Mary Lucinda Owen and wife of Richard Henry Leonard. Owen, Daniel is Daniel Grant Owen, Sr., born in Granville County, N.C., son of John Owen, Jr. and Amelia Grant. He married Sarah Willis. Owen, Daniel Grant is Daniel Grant Owen, Jr., son of Daniel Grant Owen, Sr. and Sarah Willis. He married (1) Sarah Reed and (2) Emma Reed Owen, David Bryan is the son of John Daniel Owen and Martha Bryan Fanning. Owen, Emily Elizabeth (Pitts) is the daughter of Samuel and Nancy Pitts and the wife of William W. Owen, son of Daniel Grant Owen, Sr. and Sarah Willis. Owen, James T. is James Thomas Owen, Sr. , son of Daniel Grant Owen, Sr. and Sarah Willis . He married Mary Ann Elizabeth Marshall. Owen, James T. Jr. is the son of James Thomas Owen, Sr. and Mary Ann Elizabeth Marshall. Owen, John D. Dr. is Dr. John Daniel Owen, son of Daniel Grant Owen, Sr. and Sarah Willis. His wife was Martha Bryan Fanning. Owen, Martha Bryan was the daughter of Bryan Fanning and Elizabeth Green and was the wife of Dr. John D. Owen. Owen, Sallie B. (Read) was Sarah Beaufort Reed, wife of Daniel Grant Owen, Jr. Owen, Sallie Deaufort is Sallie Beaufort Owen, perhaps a daughter of Daniel Grant Owen, Jr.and Sarah Reed. Owen, Sallie Emma is the daughter of Daniel Grant Owen, Jr. and Sarah Beaufort Reed. She was a graduate of Wesleyan College and a popular and talented young lady of Talbot County. She had her life snuffed out at the age of twenty-three at the hands of a rejected suitor. He shot her while she was visiting friends in Talbotton. Owen, Sarah is Sarah Willis, wife of Daniel Grant Owen, Jr. Hope this helps. Bobbie Bryan Coons

Posted on: Talbot County, Ga Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Talbot/667 Surname: Edwards, Lucas ------------------------- My great grandfather was Fred Edwards, who was married to ?Sue Lucas?... I am told he went to prison for the murder, in approximately 1916, of his wife. Any one have any info?

In 1850 in Talbot County, John F. Walker was 28, Julia was 25, Thomas was 4, and Sarah 2, all b GA. Emily O'Neal

Can anyone help Alan out with this look up on 1850 census? Thanks. >From: "alan walker" <[email protected]> > >Hi Virginia, Need some one to do census lookup for 1850 Talbot County on >John F. Walker m Julia Ann Dixon need to know the children born to this >union. Alan Walker > > > > Virginia

This one already has quite a few identifications, but if anyone has others, please let me know! OWEN - HOLMES FAMILY 24 - Owen & Holmes Cemetery- - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go south on Hwy 41 for 0.7 mile, turn left on paved road and go 2.4 miles to cemetery on right of road about 200 yards from road. Recorded by Smith and Morgan 7 Feb 1974. Burt, Emily Isabella 29JL1841 18JE1911 Burt, Joel Hurt 7JA1807 8JE1847 Burt, Mildred A 22MY1812 13JL1890 Clements, S D Mrs 10AP1836 10JE1865 Dau of W T & M L Holmes; Wife of Rev S D Clements Hayes, Addie E 6MH1867 23FE1888 Dau of W W & S E Hays Hays, W W 13MY1831 11MH1890 Holmes, Alice P 2NO1876 19JA1912 Holmes, Carolyn Pitts 12AU1908 17OC1910 Dau of R M & A P Holmes, Finley Mahone 29AP1871 17JA1906 Holmes, M L (Mary Lucinda Owens) 13AU1815 9MY1888 Wife of W T Researcher: [email protected] Bobbie Bryan Coons Holmes, Mary Kate 20JA1847 21JE1904 Holmes, Robert M 4AP1876 17SE1931 Holmes, W T 10NO1810 28AU1888 husband of Mary Lucinda Owens; son of Finley Holmes and Jane Downs Researcher: [email protected] Bobbie Bryan Coons Holmes, William Henry 8AU1885 2JL1887 Son of J O & M L Leonard, Sarah Jane (Holmes) 25y2m27d 29MY1856 Dau of William T & Mary L Holmes; Wife of Richard H Leonard McCoy, Sallie Hays 27JL1838 4AP1915 Owen, Amanda H 5AU1828 7FE1867 Wife of A F Owen, Daniel 18MY1779 31AU1860 Owen, Daniel Grant 4FE1830 8DE1892 Owen, David Bryan 9AP1853 28SE1853 Son of John D & Martha B Owen, Emily Elizabeth (Pitts) 10MY1828 19JL1859 Dau of Samuel & Nancy Pitts; Wife of William W Owen Owen, James T 4JL1817 9AU1880 Owen, James T Jr 16JL1850 30JL1878 Owen, John D Dr 20DE1819 14DE1862 Owen, Martha Bryan 25AP1830 8SE1854 Wife of Dr John D Owen, Mary Elizabeth Mrs 4OC1827 20AU1891 Owen, Mary T 9AP1818 16OC1852 Owen, Sallie B (Read) 7AP1839 7AU1887 Dau of H & E G Read; Wife of Daniel G Owen Owen, Sallie Deaufort Owen, Sallie Emma 21AU1871 5AP1896 Dau of G & Sallie B Owen, Sarah 10MY1788 10JA1833 Wife of Daniel Virginia

There is another Maxwell family Cemetery (#65) which we'll be doing later. Hope someone can tell us how all these people are related. also if they are related to family in some of our other cemeteries....if you point this out, we can mention this as well. MAXWELL FAMILY CEMETERY 80 - Maxwell Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go east on US Hwy 80 for 4.3 miles to cemetery on left of hwy. Recorded by Morgan 10 May 1969. Maxwell, Mattie Thompson 17AU1862 3MH1930 Wife of P F Maxwell Maxwell, Matie Lou 25MH1870 11NO1934 Maxwell, A S 16AP1862 7FE1900 Maxwell, Benson 25NO1868 17DE1933 Maxwell, Benson 11DE1799 16AU1875 Maxwell, E B Mrs. 12OC1802 21MH1862 Wife of B Maxwell Maxwell, Elizabeth Stinson AP1836 FE1902 Maxwell, Ella Searcy 20AU1865 7JA1955 Maxwell, Eugenia 10NO1862 17AP1874 Maxwell, Eugenia Sewell 31MH1872 10AP1955 Wife of Richard A Maxwell, Infant ? - 1860 Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. John Maxwell Maxwell, John 7OC1827 20AU1892 Maxwell, John Benson 1SE1856 7MY1909 Maxwell, John Thomas 25MY1874 22AU1945 Maxwell, Martha 28JA1833 7JE1895 Maxwell, Mary Ella 1MH1906 28JL1906 Maxwell, Mary Kate 10SE1907 10FE1908 Maxwell, Mary L. Mrs. 8MH1882 20SE1909 Maxwell, Mary Linton 20MH1866 27JE1915 Maxwell, Simeon Rev. 14DE1829 14DE1896 Maxwell, Walter Stinson 1JE1858 7JE1924 Maxwell, Willie Carter 28OC1876 9SE1952 Searcy, Zou Maxwell 14JL1848 8JA1904 Wife of W H Searcy Virginia

Know this family?? Wonder what war he was Capt in??? REEDY FAMILY 22 - Reedy Cemetery - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go south on Hwy 41 for 2 miles, turn right on Hwy 36 and go 2.9 miles, turn right and go 1.3 miles, turn left on dirt road and go about 0.75 mile keeping to the left to cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Morgan April 1968. Reedy, Sarah J 73y8m 13MH1872 Wife of W M Reedy, William Capt 4NO1792 17FE1883 b.in Chester Co SC; d.in Harris Co GA Virginia

This one is listed as Woodall Cemetery #3....but it seems to have quite a mixture of families. Hope someone can help us identify some of them! some very old graves!! 20 - Woodall Cemetery # 3 - From Woodland, GA Junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go south on Hwy 41 for 0.7 mile, turn left on paved road and go 2 miles, turn right and go 2.6 miles, turn left and go 1 mile to cemetery on right of road. Recorded by Morgan April 1968. ? Elizabeth 68y Barron, Rebecca 20MY1846 3MY1902 Barron, Robert B 18JA1838 11AU1864 Barron, Sabrina A 15SE1812 1FE1883 Wife of Thomas Barron, T E 22OC1802 15JA1875 Chunn, Nannie Eliza (Barron) 4AP1842 5AU1866 Dau of Thomas & Sabrina Wife of William A Chunn Davis, Eliza Webster 12MY1830 11JL1900 Gray, Infant Infant of T E & M A Gray, M A 5FE1820 8AP1850 Hough, James 10AU1812 24MH1857 Hough, W T 18MY1850 4AU1902 Jones, Laura J 15FE1858 3JE1886 Wife of Ben J Olive, S H 2MY1860 27AU1862 Son of W H & E E Seay, A J Mrs 21AU1822 22SE1888 Seay, Thomas Bailey 11NO1843 3JL1864 Son of W W & A J Seay, W W Dr 28MH1819 25OC1885 Sewell, Kenneth Russell 5JL1903 23FE1904 Son of J L Stinson, Annie Rebecca Mrs 10JA1807 13AU1881 Webster, Infant Infant of W S & F Webster, J A 1SE1830 16MH1888 Webster, Seaborn 10AU1796 9AP188? Woodall, Lenoria E 7MY1831 13JL1899 Woodall, Robert B 7FE1824 12NO1861 Woodall, Sarah J 24MY1849 11AP1852 Virginia

Can anyone help us out with these names?? The initials make it difficult. Also the Co B - 32 has Woodall listed as A.J. Does anyone know which is correct? A.J. or J.A.?? J for Joseph? WOODALL FAMILY CEMETERY #2 19 - Woodall Cemetery 2 - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go south on Hwy 41 for 0.7 mile, turn left on paved road and go 2 miles, turn right and go 2.3 miles, turn left and go 0.7 mile to cemetery on left of road about 300 yards from road. Recorded by Smith and Morgan 16 Sept 1974. Woodall, Infant 22MY1840 Son of J B Woodall, J A 26JE1842 18AU1863 Woodall, J W 4FE1854 11FE1855 Woodall, Joseph A Co B 32 GA Inf CSA Virginia

Hi, Virginia, I can help identify some of the Wimberleys that you show in the Centerville Cemetery. These are from my great grandmother's family: Bivins, Clifford W. (husband of Fannie Wimberly below) Bivins, Fannie Wimberly b. Feb. 23, 1876 d. Dec. 14, 1943 Wife of Clifford W. Bivins above and daughter of Abner Perry Wimberly and Melinda E. Daniel, grand daughter of Lewis Wimberly and Matilda Garrett. Wimerly, Abner Perry, Jr. b. June 21, 1872 d. March 28, 1931 son of Abner Perry Wimberly and Melinda E. Daniel, grandson of Lewis Wimberly and Matilda Garrett. Wimberly, Bernard Hill Wimberly b. Nov. 10, 1878 d. Oct. 29, 1915 Son of Abner Perry Wimberly and Melinda E. Daniel and grandson of Lewis Wimberly and Matilda Garrett. Wimberly, Dove Trussell Wife of Joseph Brown Wimberly below Wimberly, Joseph Brown b. Feb. 28, 1880 d. Dec. 28, 1943 Husband of Dove Trussell. Son of Abner Perry Wimberly and Melinda E. Daniel, grandson of Lewis Wimberly and Matilda Garrett Wimberly, John D. b. April 25, 1921 d. April 25, 1921 Son of Abner Perry Wimberly and Melinda E. Daniel, grandson of Lewis Wimberly and Matilda Garrett Wimberly, Matilda Garrett b. Oct. 23, 1800 d. Sept. 26, 1852 First wife of Lewis Wimberly and daughter of William Garrett and Amy Johnston Wimberly, William Crawford, Col. b. Feb. 08, 1826 d. Jan. 08, 1896 m. Elizabeth Tabatha Breedlove. He was the son of Lewis Wimberly and Matilda Garrett. Hope this helps some. Bobbie Bryan Coons

44 - Box Springs Cementery - From Geneva, GA go west on Hwy 80 for 7.2 miles, turn left and go 1.5 miles to cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Morgan 6 Sept 1971. Browning, Infant 28SE1909 28SE1909 Dau of J W Browning, J Wood 4AU1872 22JA1942 Funderburk David H. 1819 - abt 1891 Funderburk, Eliza (Pate) 9FE1867 1AU1933 Wife of Wm Daniel Funderburk Funderburk, Martha A 10 Jan 1827 - abt 1901 Researcher: [email protected] Daniel Pope Funderburk, William Daniel 23JE1856 (Son of David H and Martha Ann Pope Funderburk) Ginn, C C 29MH1856 4OC1912 Greer, James Marion 16SE1858 22AP1922 Greer, Sallie Rebecca Funderbur 12AP1852 25AU1918 Wife of James M Harris, Jack Herring 27JA1916 6JA1918 Herring, Annie E 17FE1874 19MY1923 Herring, Charles H 2SE1869 23DE1944 Herring, D H 7AU1822 11JL1906 Herring, D H Mrs 7AP1841 9JE1918 Herring, Julia Marrie 30JA1906 29NO1910 Herring, Lucile Miss 28MH1896 11JE1961 Jenkins, Edgar Julian no stone Jenkins, Martha Ann (Pate) 8FE1863 26JL1935 Wife of R H Jenkins Jenkins, Minnie Lee (Jones) Wife of Horace E Jenkins; no stone Jenkins, Rufus Hampton 6NO1858 11JL1898 King, J W 56y 13NO1904 King, M E 72y 13JA1929 Lowe, John D Co C 3 GA Cav CSA Lowe, Mary E 1843 1919 McClung, Hiram 1839 1908 McClung, Sallie A 20AP1854 30DE1930 McLendon, F P 14FE1853 15MH1905 McLendon, Laura Virginia 10OC1866 27JL1912 Wife of F P Rogers, A N 2SE1861 26MH1924 Rogers, Alice Brooks 29SE1867 18SE1951 Sizemore, Infant 10AU1926 Dau of S D Wall, Beland 3FE1907 1JL1938 Whipple, Sarah Jenkins 1841 8OC1901 Bible record has birth 19NO1840 Virginia

Posted on: Talbot County, Ga Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Talbot/666 Surname: Goulding, Bryan ------------------------- Thank you for responding to my posting. Are you related to Col. Edwin Ross Goulding who married Jane Elizabeth Bryan in Talbot County, Georgia?