We are fortunate enough to have a surname INDEX done by Bob Torbert based on earlier Cemetery work by Jack Morgan, et al. However, I think it would also be helpful to have these listed as individual cemeteries. 1)The female is sometimes listed under her maiden name (While this is helpful IF you know the maiden name, it can be confusing if you don't) 2)You can see other family members who are buried there, and maybe deduct some other relationships http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/taylor.htm (You'll see 4 files there which include the cemetery lists at the top, then scroll down to the alphabetical surnames) I NEED your help in accomplishing this!! If you are willing to take a couple of cemeteries and break them down for us....please write to me. Essentially, it just means "copying and pasting" (and I'll be glad to teach you this very handy technique if you are new to computers) from the 4 main lists. So pick a cemetery that interests you and let me know what you're working on. 1 - Smith Cemetery - From Talbotton,, GA go east on US Hwy 80 for 4.7 miles, turn left on Po Biddy Rd and go 4.3 miles, turn left on paved road and go 1.6 miles, turn right on dirt road and go 2.9 miles to cemetery on right of road about 250 yards following an old road. This cemetery has a rock wall around it and there are no markers. Names given to Morgan by Mrs. Courtney Lewis of Thomaston, GA. DONE 2 - Collingsworth Methodist Church Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go east on US Hwy 80 for 4.7 miles, turn left on Po Biddy Rd and go 6.1 miles to cemetery. Recorded by Morgan April 1968. 3 - Harvey Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go east on US Hwy 80 for 4.7 mile, turn left on Po Biddy Rd and go 6.7 miles to cemetery on left about 175 yards from road. Recorded by Morgan April 1968. 4 - McDaniel Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go east on Hwy 36 past the first paved road to the right and then turn right on the first dirt road, stay on this road until you come to anold road that goes to the right, about 2 miles to cemetery. Recorded by Cook in 1977. 5 - Mt Zion Cemetery - Beyond McDaniel Cemetery after you cross the Big Liza Creek to this cemetery. Recorded by Cook in 1977. 6 - Woodland Cemetery # 1 - At Woodland, GA. Recorded by Smith April 1970. 7 - Woodland Cemetery # 2 - At Woodland, GA. Recorded by Smith June 1971. 8 - Highway 41 Cemetery - From Woodland, GA Depot go north on Hwy 41 2.6 miles to cemetery on left of hwy. Recorded by Smith June 1971. 9 - Carlisle Cemetery - From junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 south of Woodland turn right on Hwy 36 towards Columbus, GA and go 4.7 miles to Matthews Chapel Methodist Church, 0.1 mile past the church turn right on dirt road and go 1.5 miles to cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Morgan Dec 1968. 10 - Matthews Chapel Cemetery - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go south on Hwy 41 for 2 miles, turn right on Hwy 36 towards Columbus, GA and go 4.7 miles to cemetery on right of hwy. Recorded by Morgan in 1968. 11 - Concord Baptist Church Cemetery - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go east on Hwy 36 for 5.5 miles to cemetery on right of road about 150 yards from where the church once stood. Recorded by Morgan 5 Dec 1964. 12 - (Unknown) Cemetery From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go east on Hwy 36 for 7.8 miles to cemetery on right of hwy. There are no markers. Checked by Morgan 5 Dec 1964. 13 - (Unknown) Cemetery - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go east on Hwy 36 for 8.4 miles to cemetery on right of road. Recorded by Morgan 5 Dec 1964 14 - Pleasant Hill Cemetery - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go east on Hwy 36 for 5.2 miles to cemetery on left of hwy. Recorded by Smith March 1974. 15 - Ephesus Primitive Baptist Church 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 paved road and go north 0.2 mile to the old site of the church. Recorded by Morgan 5 Dec 1964. 16 - Nelson Cemetery - From Flint River on Woodland - Thomaston Hwy go west for 4.2 miles, turn right and go 0.25 mile to cemetery on right of road. Recorded by Mr McKoy. 17 - (Unknown) Cemetery - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go south on Hwy 41 for 0.7 mile, turn left and go 2 miles, turn right and go 4 miles always keeping to the right to cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Smith and Morgan 16 Sept 1974. 18 - Woodall Cemetery # 1 - 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 3.2 miles always bearing right to cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Smith April 1968. 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. 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. 21 - (Unknown) 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 3.1 miles to cemetery on left of road about 200 yards from road. There are no markers. Checked by Morgan March 1974. 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. 23 - Blackmon 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 1.3 miles, turn left on dirt road keeping left about 1 mile to cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Morgan April 1968. 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. 25 - Holmes 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 road to Manchester and go north for 3.2 miles to cemetery. Recorded by Smith 7 March 1974. 26 - Unknown - 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 east for 3.1 miles to cemetery on left of road about 200 yards from road. There are no markers. Recorded by Morgan 7 March 1974. 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. 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. 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. 30 - Sardis Methodist Cemetery - From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go north on Hwy 41 for 2 miles, turn left on Hwy 116 and go 3.8 miles, turn right on Hwy 48 and go 0.7 mile to cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Morgan 28 Feb 1977. 31 - Hawkins Cemetery - From Woodland, GA go west on Hawkins Road for 3.6 miles to cemetery behind house on left of road. Recorded by Morgan 28 Feb 1977. 32 - Stephenson - Cunningham Cemetery From Woodland, GA junction of Hwy 41 and Hwy 36 go north on Hwy 41 for 2.6 miles, turn right on dirt road and go 1.9 miles keeping to the right, after crossing railroad tracks go left up old road bed for 450 yards to cemetery on left. Recorded by Morgan 25 Feb 1977. 33 - Junction City, GA Cemetery - Recorded by Willie Mae Morgan. 34 - Unknown - From Junction City, GA go east on Macon Road 0.3 mile, turn left across railroad tracks on paved road and go 3.7 miles to cemetery on right of road. Recorded by Morgan 27 Nov 1969. 35 - Heath Cemetery - From Junction City, GA go north on Talbotton Road for 2.5 miles to cemetery on right of road about 200 yards from road. Recorded by Morgan 29 Oct 1967. 36 - Smith Cemetery - From Junction City, GA go north on Talbotton Road for 3 miles to cemetery. Recorded by Morgan 29 Oct 1967. 37 - Adams Cemetery - From Mount Zion Baptist Church on Talbotton-Butler Road go east 0.3 mile toward Junction City, turn sharp left and go about 0.5 mile to cemetery. 38 - (Maund Family Cemetery) Geneva, GA Cemetery - Recorded by Morgan 4 Sept 1971. 39 - McBryde Cemetery - From Geneva, GA go north on Hwy 80 for 2 miles, turn left and go 0.2 mile to cemetery on right of road. Recorded by Morgan 31 May 1972. 40 - Unknown - From Geneva, GA go west on Hwy 80 for 2.1 miles, turn right and go 2 miles to cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Morgan 31 May 1972. 41 - Patterson Cemetery - From Geneva, GA go west on Hwy 80 for 7.4 miles, turn right and go 1.8 miles to cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Morgan 6 Sept 1971. 42 - Liberty Hill Cemetery From Geneva, GA go west on Hwy 80 for 6.4 miles, turn right and go 0.2 mile, take left and go 0.5 mile to cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Morgan 6 Sept 1971. 43 - Wilkinson Cemetery - From Geneva, GA go west on Hwy 80 for 6.4 miles, turn right and go 0.2 mile, take left and go 2.6 miles. The cemetery is on right of road about 0.5 mile following old road bed. Cemetery on left of this old road about 500 yards. Recorded by Morgan 6 Sept 1971. 4 4 - 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. 45 - Mount Paron Baptist Cemetery - From Geneva, GA go west on Hwy 80 for 7.2 miles, turn left and go 0.1 mile to cemetery. Recorded by Morgan 6 Sept 1971. 46 - Pope Hill Cemetery - Near Box Springs, GA. Recorded by Morgan. 47 - Hollis Cemetery - Western part of Talbot Co GA. Recorded by Mr. Bussey. DONE 48 - Cosby Place Cemetery - Go 0.1 mile west of Horeb Baptist Church to cemetery on left of road behind house. Recorded by Morgan in 1974. 49 - Blanton Cemetery - Western part of Talbot Co GA near black church. Recorded by Morgan 7 Jan 1974. 50 - Mason Cemetery - Private cemetery 0.5 mile from Mount Zion Baptist Church on Junction City Road on left of road. 51 - Steed Cemetery - From the courthouse in Talbotton, GA go south on Hwy 80 for 3.6 miles, turn left on dirt road and go 0.3 mile to cemetery on left. Recorded by Morgan and Wm Rankin March 1977. 52 - Barksdale Cemetery - From the courthouse in Talbotton, GA go south 4.5 miles on Hwy 80 to cemetery on right of road. Recorded by Morgan and Wm Rankin March 1977. Many graves marked only with rocks. 53 - Edwards Cemetery - From the courthouse in Talbotton, GA go north on Hwy 41 for 0.7 mile, go northeast on Gibson Road for 0.7 mile to large rock wall which is site of old Edwards home. The cemetery is about 300 yards from road. Recorded by Morgan and Wm Rankin March 1977. 54 - Sparks Cemetery - From Geneva, GA junction of Hwy 80 and Hwy 96 go west on Hwy 80 for 4.8 miles, turn left on dirt road and go to top of hill and the cemetery. Recorded by Morgan and Wm Rankin March 1977. 55 - Covington Cemetery - From the Talbot Co GA line on Hwy 80 go west 0.6 mile to Cartledge Road, turn left and go to top of hill and cemetery which is in Muscogee Co GA. Recorded by Morgan and Wm Rankin March 1977. 56 - Social Circle Community Cemetery - Listed in DAR records in Atlanta. 57 - Gorman Cemetery - Listed in DAR records in Atlanta. 58 - Raleigh Holt Cemetery - Listed in DAR records in Atlanta. 59 - Redbone District Cemetery - Listed in DAR records in Atlanta. 60 - Wheeless Cemetery - Names provided by Miss Wylene Webster of Talbot Co GA. Cemetery not found by Morgan. 61 - Mount Zion Baptist Cemetery - Near Flint River in eastern part of Talbot Co. Recorded by Cook in 1977. 62 - McDaniel Cemetery Near the Miller Place in land lot 23 District near Big Liza Creek. Recorded by Cook in 1977. 63 - Bradberry-Adams Cemetery Near the fire tower south of Talbotton, GA. Recorded by Wm T Rankin. 64 - Episcopal Church at Talbotton, GA 65 - Talbotton, GA City cemetery recorded Febuary 1974 by Morgan and Smith 66 - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 4.3 miles, turn left on Hwy 315 and go 1.8 miles to cemetery on right side of hwy. Recorded by Morgan on 3 June 1972. Names were given by Robert Willis. 67 - Chambless Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 4.3 miles, turn left on Hwy 315 and go 1.5 miles to cemetery on left of hwy. Recorded by Morgan 3 June 1972. 68 - Jones Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 4.3 miles, turn left and go 1.1 miles to cemetery. Recorded by Morgan on 3 June 1972 69 - Willis Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 4.3 miles, turn left on Hwy 315 and go 2.3 miles, turn left down an old road and go about 1 mile to cemetery. Recorded by Morgan on 3 June 1972. 70 - Baugh Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 4.3 miles, turn left on Hwy 315 and go 3.3 miles to cemetery on left of road about 5 yards from the road. Recorded by Morgan on 3 June 1972. Robert Willis states that an unmarked grave is that of Mrs Nathan Baugh and that the post office and stores near here were named Baughville, GA and there was a buggy shop and school also here. 71 - Mt Vernon Baptist Church Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 4.3 miles, turn left on Hwy 315. and go 3.1 miles to cemetery on left of hwy about 50 yards from hwy. Recorded by Morgan on 3 June 1972. After the church ceased to be the Willis family bought the building and tore it down. 72 - Walton Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 4.3 miles, turn left on Hwy 315 and go 2.9 miles to cemetery on right of hwy about 500 yards up the hall. Recorded by Morgan on 3 June 1972. 73 - Carter Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 1.8 miles, turn right and go 2.7 miles to Powell Baptist Church (black), turn right and go 0.5 miles, turn left on old road and go 0.5 miles to the cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Smith June 1971. 74 - Hall Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 1.8 miles, turn right and go 2.7 miles to Powell Baptist Church (black), turn right and go 2.6 miles to cemetery on left of road about 20 yards from road. Recorded by Morgan from names given by a man 76 years old. There are no markers. DONE 75 - Hall Cementery # 2 - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 1.8 miles, turn right and go 2.7 miles to Powell Baptist Church (black), turn right and go 1.9 miles, turn left and go about 50 yards to top of hill to cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Smith June 1971. 76 - Neal Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 1.8 miles, turn right and go 3.7 miles to cemetery on right of road. Recorded by Smith June 1971. 77 - Goodwin Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 1.8 miles, turn right and go 4.8 miles to cemetery on right of road. Recorded by Smith June 1971. 78 - Culpepper Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 4.1 miles to cemetery on right of hwy. Recorded by Morgan in 1970. 79 - Bussey Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go west on Hwy 208 for 6.4 miles to cemetery on right of hwy. Recorded by Morgan 1 June 1972. 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. 81 - Centerville Cemetery From Talbotton, GA go east on US Hwy 80 for 5.7 miles to cemetery on right of hwy. Recorded by Morgan April 1968. 82 - Spinks Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go east on US Hwy 80 for 9.3 miles, turn right and go 4 miles, turn right and go 0.1 mile to cemetery on right of road. Recorded by Morgan. 83 - Matthews Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go east on US Hw y 80 for 9.3 miles, turn right and go 0.1 mile to cemetery on right of road. Recorded by Morgan April 1968. 84 - Brown Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go east on US Hwy 80 for 9.53 miles to cemetery on left of hwy. Recorded by Morgan 14 Feb 1971. 85 - Mathews & Parker Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go east on US Hwy 80 for 11.9 miles, turn right and go 0.1 mile to cemetery on left of road. Recorded by Morgan April 1968. 86 - Prattsburg, GA Methodist Church Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go east on US Hwy 80 for 12 miles to cemetery. Recorded by Morgan April 1968. 87 - Stearns Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go east on US Hwy 80 for 11.9 miles, turn right and go 0.9 mile where road makes a curve east, go right down old road' bed about 1 mile, where wire fence crosses the road take a right going north up fence about 500 yards to cemetery. Recorded by Morgan 1 June 1972. 88 - Drain Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go east on US Hwy 80 for 11.9 miles, turn right going south 0.8 mile to cemetery on right of road and east of a house. Recorded by Morgan 23 May 1972. 89 - Durham Cemetery - From Talbotton, GA go east on US Hwy 80 for 14.2 miles, turn left on dirt road and go 1.9 miles, keep left on dirt road for 0.5 mile to house on left of road, about 200 yards behind house following an old road bed to cemetery. Recorded by Morgan 23 Mayl972. ________________________________ Virginia

My guess is that G.W. Farabee is a Minister of the Gospel and this notation was on page 3 of whatever book it came from...just my thoughts... Mary Clyde At 02:19 AM 12/31/2000 -0500, [email protected] wrote: >Can someone tell me how this info breaks out? It is just the ending portion >that Im unclear on. > >What is the G.W. Farabee? MG pg 3? > >ex: >Campbell, Henry A. married Rebecca Ferrell 3 Aug 1843 G.W. Farabee, MG pg 3 > >Thanks, >Diana > > >In a message dated 12/29/2000 11:14:42 AM Pacific Standard Time, >[email protected] writes: > ><< Subj: [GATALBOT] Talbot Marriages #14 > Date: 12/29/2000 11:14:42 AM Pacific Standard Time > From: [email protected] (Crilley) > To: [email protected] > > >From microfilm - Talbot Marriages part #14 > > (I welcome information on any of these people) > > BOOK B > (Begins printed license form) > > Webster, Thomas married Mariah Bradwell 12 Jan 1841 R.B. Rucker, JP pg 1 > Walden, Thomas Addison married Sarah Elizabeth Hamilton 6 Jul 1843 Jas B. > Hamilton MG pg 2 > > Campbell, Henry A. married Rebecca Ferrell 3 Aug 1843 G.W. Farabee, MG pg 3 > > Bullock, Alexander G. married Jane P. Matthews 13 Sep 1843 David B. > Gibson, JP pg 4 > > Long, Henry M. married Susanna Williamson 23 Nov 1843 S.W. Durham, JP pg 5 > > Russell, Winwright married Emily Dewberry 7 Dec 1843 John W. Turner, MG pg 6 > > McBride, Louis P. married Mary Childers 26 Nov 1843 H.H. Hammock, JP pg 7 > > McDaniel, William married Cynthia Dees 19 Nov 1843 H.H. Hammock, JP pg 8 >> > > >==== GATALBOT Mailing List ==== >Post your Bible Records on-line at: >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/TalbotBibl > >

Virginia- Thanks so much for the explanation. That helps a lot. And it is interesting seeing the names of the "official". Thanks! Diana In a message dated 12/31/2000 6:25:47 AM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Subj: [GATALBOT] Marriage date - name at end Date: 12/31/2000 6:25:47 AM Pacific Standard Time From: [email protected] (Crilley) To: [email protected] The name at the end is the "official" who married the individual. Sometimes these are JP (Justice of Peace) or JIC (Justice of Inferior Court) or a clergyman (OM - Ordained Minister MG Minister of the Gospel) I'm not sure if the clergymen meant this literally....."ordained" vs "unordained". I doubt if there was such a thing as an "unordained"....so I think they were used interchangeably. I think these names are very, very important as they might give an indication as to the part of the county they lived in. I have been especially curious about Nathaniel Athon, as he seems to come up throughout the entire 3 marriage books...and quite frequently. So either he was a very popular minister....or he really did have a large congregation....or several of them!! This microfilm contained 3 books. pg 3 (means book A) pg B3 means Book B pg C3 means Book C At 02:19 AM 12/31/2000 EST, [email protected] wrote: >Can someone tell me how this info breaks out? It is just the ending portion >that Im unclear on. > >What is the G.W. Farabee? MG pg 3? > >ex: >Campbell, Henry A. married Rebecca Ferrell 3 Aug 1843 G.W. Farabee, MG pg 3 > >Thanks, >Diana >>

Can someone tell me how this info breaks out? It is just the ending portion that Im unclear on. What is the G.W. Farabee? MG pg 3? ex: Campbell, Henry A. married Rebecca Ferrell 3 Aug 1843 G.W. Farabee, MG pg 3 Thanks, Diana In a message dated 12/29/2000 11:14:42 AM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << Subj: [GATALBOT] Talbot Marriages #14 Date: 12/29/2000 11:14:42 AM Pacific Standard Time From: [email protected] (Crilley) To: [email protected] >From microfilm - Talbot Marriages part #14 (I welcome information on any of these people) BOOK B (Begins printed license form) Webster, Thomas married Mariah Bradwell 12 Jan 1841 R.B. Rucker, JP pg 1 Walden, Thomas Addison married Sarah Elizabeth Hamilton 6 Jul 1843 Jas B. Hamilton MG pg 2 Campbell, Henry A. married Rebecca Ferrell 3 Aug 1843 G.W. Farabee, MG pg 3 Bullock, Alexander G. married Jane P. Matthews 13 Sep 1843 David B. Gibson, JP pg 4 Long, Henry M. married Susanna Williamson 23 Nov 1843 S.W. Durham, JP pg 5 Russell, Winwright married Emily Dewberry 7 Dec 1843 John W. Turner, MG pg 6 McBride, Louis P. married Mary Childers 26 Nov 1843 H.H. Hammock, JP pg 7 McDaniel, William married Cynthia Dees 19 Nov 1843 H.H. Hammock, JP pg 8 >>

Posted on: Talbot Co. Ga Biographies Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/TalbotBios/8 Surname: AUSTIN, BELL, DUKE, GRIMES, GARDNER, HAMMOCK, MCCRARY, JACKSON ------------------------- Hope Hull Hammock was the son of John Hammock and his wife Rachael. He married Martha McCrary and their child Francis Hammock married Samuel L. Duke of Taylor County Ga. The child of Fannie and Samuel Duke was Martha Georgia Ann Duke who married James Samuel Barrett in Austin County Texas 12-03-1894. They were my great grandparents. JOHN5 HAMMOCK (ROBERT S.4, ROBERT3, WILLIAM II (COOPER)"THE ELDER"2, WILLIAM "O"1) b. about 1764. died August 24, 1843 in Talbot Co., GA. He married RACHEAL. Notes for JOHN HAMMOCK: **A note from W. K. Hammack (97) states that he has proof the John Hammock in Talbot Co. GA is the son of Robert Hammock Jr. in Wilkes Co. GA (wife Milenore Jackson).!LAND RECORDS:1805 Georgia Land Lottery - Milly Hammock of Harden's Creek in Wilkes County, Georgia, p. 2118. DOG from father 1773 Amelia Co., VA to dau Milenor and son-in-law Robert Hammock. Also, will states 1789 dau. !DEATHDATE:The will of John Hammock, probated in Talbot County, Georgia was witnessed on 24 Aug 1843 and was probated 4 Sep 1843. LAND RECORDS:Georgia 1827 Land Lottery - Drew lot no 54, district 8, section 5 in Carroll County, Georgia. Listed as John Hammock, Sr. living in the Mullins District of Jones County. WILL:Talbot County, Georgia, Will Book A, page 135. Written 24 Aug 1843, Probated 4 Sep 1843. This will lists all children and wife. The property drawn in the 1827 Land Lottery is listed in the will. The following is a summary: Hope H. Hammock - Executor Rachel Hammock - wife, security through life. Robert B. Hammock - $2.50 John P. Hammock - $2.50 William E. Hammock - $5.00 Lewis W. Hammock - $5.00 Mary Posey - $20.00 Jackson Hammock - $5.00 Rebecca McBride - $5.00 Nancy Childers - slave(Clarissa) - wife of John Childers Elizabeth Adams - slave(Betty) - wife of Caleb Adams of Stewart Co., Georgia, Hope H. Hammock - slaves (Ellen, Anna, baby, Jim, Tener) and all other property. LAND RECORDS:1805 Georgia Land Lottery - John Hammock of Harden's Creek in Wilkes County, Georgia, p. 2154. Notes for RACHEAL: !CENSUS:1850 Talbot County, Georgia Census, liste as 83 years old. Children of JOHN HAMMOCK and RACHEAL are: 88. i. JOHN P.6 HAMMOCK, b. 1800, Jones Co., GA. ii. ELIZABETH HAMMOCK, m. CALEB ADAMS. !Data on this family from Mrs. Morris Efurd-620 W Cass-Gilmer TX 75644 89. iii. LEWIS W. HAMMOCK, b. Abt. 1805, GA. 90. iv. HOPE HULL HAMMOCK, b. Abt. 1806, Jones Co., GA. 91. v. JACKSON HAMMOCK, b. Abt. 1808, GA; d. December 3, 1883, Chambers Co., AL. 1850 GA census Talbot Co-I have reconstructed Rebecca HAMMOCK-McBRYDE's family from this record since the family lived next door to Robert H McBRYDE in the 1840 and 1850. >From Talbot Co. Will Book A (Abstracted by Gov. Geo. W Towns, Chapter, NS. DAR.) John Hammock Talbot GA. Dated Aug 24, 1843. Proven-Sept 1843. I name as my agent ......... During lifetime of me and my wife and my executor at my death, Hope H Hammock, my young son, do take into his charge and control all my proberty........ as follows.... my plantation where I now live containing 300 acres more or less, known as No. 97 in 16th District of originally Muscogee now Talbot Co GA., and the West half of No 98, same Dist. also one lot, no. 54 in 8th. Dist. of Carrol Co GA containing 202 1/2 acres more or less, also personal estate, viz. Dinah, a woman 76 yrs. old, Ellen a woman 26, Betty, a girl 15, Clarissa, a girl 11 years old, Jim a boy 9, Tener, a girl 7, Anna, a girl chil about 5 months old. They being the slaves which I now own. Also 2 horses, a sorrel mare, a bay horse,also 28 or 30 head of hogs, whole crop of cotten, corn, oates, Gin Irons, Thrashing machine Irons, Cotton screw: also, all my house furniture, consisting of Beds, bed clothing, tables, sideboards, chests, trunks, plates dishes, all notes, papers, bounus accounts and all else of value........ With above descrived property the said Hope H. Hammock shall pay off all my indebtedness, personal and security. Also, give to me and my wife Rachael, his mother a food and sufficient support as long as both or either of us shall live. No division of Estate so long as wife and I live. At death the following division: Son Robert B Harrison (Hammock) 2 50/100 dollars to be paid when convenient. Son John P Hammock 2 50/ dollars. Son Lewis W, $5/00. Daughter Mary Posey $20/00. Son William E, $5/00. Son Jackson Hammock, $5/00. Daughter Rebecca McBride, $5/00. Daughter Nancy Childers, my girl Clarissa, which property I give to Nancy Childers, the wife of John Childers. Daughter Elizabeth Adams, wife of Caleb Adams of Stewart Co, my girl Betty. Son Hope H Hammock, Negoes, Ellen, a woman and Anna her child, now about 5 months old, Jim a boy, Tener, a girl, and all my other property that may remain. Signed John Hammock X (his mark) Witnesses Charles A Brown X (his mark) Phillip Steed X (his mark) **Additional data on this family furnished by Mrs. Morris Efurd-827 Park St.-Gilmer TX 75644. (95) LAND RECORDS:Georgia 1827 Land Lottery - Drew lot no 54, district 8, section 5 in Carroll County, Georgia. Listed as John Hammock, Sr. living in the Mullins District of Jones County. Georgia Land Lottery - John Hammock of Harden's Creek in Wilkes County, Georgia, p. 2154.**Additional data from Walter Kerry Hammock -1729 South 500 West - Provo, UT 84601 (97) e-mail CENSUS:1830 Talbot County, Georgia Census, p.335. males - 5-10 - 1 10-15 - 2 20-30 - 1 - (probably one of his children or in-laws) 50-60 - 1 - John HAMMOCK females - to 5 - 2 5-10 - 2 20-30 - 1 60-70 - 1 - Racheal HAMMOCK Notes for RACHELL UNKNOWN: CENSUS:1850 Talbot County, Georgia Census, listed as 83 years old. Living in house #9. Her son, Hope H. HAMMOCK is living in house #7. Birthplace is listed as Pennsylvania. Children of JOHN HAMMOCK and RACHELL UNKNOWN are: i. MARY6 HAMMOCK, m. (1) LINCON POSEY; m. (2) LEMUEL POSEY. 97. ii. WILLIAM B. HAMMOCK, d. May 1848, Talbot Co., GA. 98. iii. REBECCA M. HAMMOCK, b. August 20, 1799, Wilkes Co., GA; d. August 12, 1883, Talbot Co., GA. 99. iv. HOPE HULL HAMMOCK, b. Abt. 1806, Jones Co., GA; d. Talbot Co., GA. 100. v. JACKSON HAMMOCK, b. Abt. 1808, , GA; d. December 3, 1883, Chambers Co., AL. 90. HOPE HULL6 HAMMOCK (JOHN5, ROBERT S.4, ROBERT3, WILLIAM II (COOPER)"THE ELDER"2, WILLIAM "O"1) was born Abt. 1806 in Jones Co., GA. He died in Talbot Co. Georgia. He married MARTHA A. MCCRARY Oct 30, 1830 in Talbot Co. GA. **Notes for MARTHA A MCCRARY: This is a DRAFT until after I add in Donna Bartholow's data! Return to Chuck Patout's Home Page ---- Genealogy Page ----McCrary Page ---- email Chuck Patout www.concentric.net/~patout/mccgen.html The following is exerpted from a much larger print-out. Nine Generations of McCrary's Martha McCrary daughter of William McCrary and Mary McCrary married Hope Hull Hammack. First Generation 1. ? McCRARY. Children: 2 i. Col. Robert McCRARY 3** ii. John McCRARY 4 iii. Andrew McCRARY 5 iv. Thomas McCRARY 6 v. Ann McCRARY **3. John McCRARY. Born About 1730. Died 1813 in Baldwin Co., GA. He married Jane GREER, About 1754. They had the following children: 11 i. Matthew McCRARY 12 ii. Letty McCRARY 13 iii. Jonathan McCRARY **14 iv. Bartley McCRARY **15 v. Isaac McCRARY 16 vi. John(?) McCRARY Jr. **14. Bartley McCRARY. He married Charity (?). They had the following children: 52 i. Robert McCRARY ** 53 ii. William McCRARY 54 iii. Charity McCRARY 55 iv. Mary McCRARY 56 v. James McCRARY 57 vi. Rebecca T.McCRARY 58 vii. Jane"Jenny" McCRARY 59 viii. Lettice "Letty" McCRARY 60 ix. Martha McCRARY **15. Isaac McCRARY.He first married 1st wife. They had the following children: ** 61 i. Mary McCRARY 62 ii. Jenny McCRARY 63 iii. Bartley McCRARY Jr. 64 iv. Matthew McCRARY 65 v. Jonathan McCRARY 66 vi. daughterMcCRARY 67 vii. Elizabeth McCRARY 68 viii. John McCRARY Jr. 69 ix. Lettice McCRARY He second married Hanna HOY, daughter of William HOY, 4 Aug 1814 in Baldwin Co. They had the following children: 70 i. Sarah Ann McCRARY ** 61. Mary McCRARY. She first married William McCRARY, son of Bartley McCRARY & Charity (?). Died 1819. They had the following children: 89 i. Jonathan McCRARY 90 ii. Thomas Kennon McCRARY 91 iii. William McCRARY **92 iv. Martha McCRARY 93 v. Tabatha McCRARY John McCrary+Jane Greer>Bartley McCrary+Charity ?>William McCrary+Mary McCrary>Martha McCrary+ Hope Hull Hammock ALSO: John McCrary + Jane Greer>Isaac McCrary + ?>Mary McCrary + William McCrary> Martha McCrary + Hope Hull Hammack>Their daughter Frances married Samuel L. Duke>Martha Georgia Ann Duke>Maud Barrett>Sibyl Cloyd Smith>Betty Smith Meischen CENSUS:1850 Talbot County, Georgia Census, p. 224, family #7. CENSUS:1860 Talbot County, Georiga Census, p. 571. 889 District (Geneva), dwelling # 177. Listed as 47 years old.Marriage Notes for HOPE HAMMOCK and MARTHA MCCRARY: Talbot Co., GA marriage Book A ---James D. Wilson JP HOPE HULL HAMMOCK !CENSUS:1850 Talbot County, Georgia Census, p. 224, family #7. Listed as farmer. LAND RECORDS:Georgia 1827 Land Lottery - Drew Lot Number 253 in District 7 of Carroll County, Georgia. Living in the Mullins District of Jones County. Children of HOPE HAMMOCK and MARTHA MCCRARY are: i. MARY ELIZABETH7 HAMMOCK, b. August 28, 1831, Talbot Co. GA; d. December 20, 1851, Butler, Taylor Co., GA; m. JORDAN WILCHER, August 3, 1851, Marion Co., GA. Notes for JORDAN WILCHER: Marriage data from Automated archives. 181. ii. WILLIAM JOHN OR JACKSON HAMMOCK, b. May 21, 1834, Talbot Co. GA; d. September 27, 1890, Talbot Co. GA. 182. iii. CATHERINE MELISSA HAMMOCK, b. August 17, 1838, Talbot Co., GA; d. May 23, 1920, Durango, Falls Co., TX. iv. FRANCES HAMMOCK, b. Abt. 1843, Talbot Co., GA. **Notes for FRANCES HAMMOCK: !CENSUS:Listed on the 1850 Talbot County, Georgia Census, p. 224, family #7. Listed as 7 years old. CENSUS:1860 Talbot County, Georiga Census, p. 571. 889 District (Geneva), dwelling # 177. Listed as 17 years old.LDS Records: Francis M. Hammock was born 1843 in Talbot Georgia. Her father was listed as Hope H. Hammock and her mother as Martha A. McCrary. She was married on February 9, 1870 in Talbot County Georgia to SAMUEL L. DUKE b. CA. 1839 Taylor County, GA. Saumel L. Duke is said to be the son of David Samuel Duke and Martha (Patsy). Children of Francis M. Hammock and Samuel L. Duke 1. Samuel H. Duke b. ca. 1872 m. Gussie L. Kilby Oct 29 1899 Taylor Co. GA. 2. Frank Duke 3. Tom Duke 4. Martha Georgia Ann Duke (b. Ga 5-17-1873 d. Austin Co TX 4-8-1965 m. James Samuel Barrett v. JULIUS F. HAMMOCK, b. Abt. 1847, Talbot Co., GA; m. ESBY "SB" MCFARLAND, December 23, 1866, Talbot Co. GA. Notes for JULIUS F. HAMMOCK:!CENSUS:Listed on the 1850 Talbot County, Georgia Census, p. 224, family #7. Listed as 3 years old.CENSUS:1860 Talbot County, Georgia Census, p. 571. 889 District (Geneva),dwelling # 177. Listed as 12 years old. **Note: Carol Johnson says that wife of Julius was Esby McCrary, d/o Jonathan McCrary who was brother of Mary McCrary w/o William McCrary parents of Martha McCrary w/o Hope Hull Hammack. Julius F. Hammack is buried in the Buckhorn, Austin County Texas cemetery. dates of 1847-1901on tombstone. Also, Julius F. Hammack 2-27-1911 to 3-5-1981 is buried there, probably the son. An Esbe Hammack nee McCrarey 1843-1906 wife of James A MCCrarey 1849-1927 is buried in the Buckhorn cemetery. NAME: Spelled Juleous on the 1850 census. Proper spelling provided from records of John L. Hammock, grandson. MARRIAGE:Talbot County, Georgia Marriage Book B - 1851-1867, p.67. Listed as having occured in Marion county, Georgia. !CENSUS:Listed on the 1850 Talbot County, Georgia Census,p. 224, family #7. Listed as 3 years old. NAME: Spelled Juleous on the 1850 census. Proper spelling provided from records of John L. Hammock, grandson. vi. JONATHAN S. HAMMOCK, b. October 1849, Talbot Co., GA; d. Abt. 1870, Geneva, Talbot Co., GA.Notes for JONATHAN S. HAMMOCK: !CENSUS:Listed on the 1850 Talbot County, Georgia Census, p. 224, family #7. Listed as 10 months old (August 1850). CENSUS:1860 Talbot County, Georiga Census, p. 571. 889 District (Geneva), dwelling # 177. Listed as 11 years old. Murdered. vii. ZORALDA RUTH HAMMOCK, b. June 12, 1852, Talbot Co., GA; m. JOHN THOMAS MCFARLAND, October 12, 1871, Talbot Co. GA. Notes for ZORALDA RUTH HAMMOCK: CENSUS:1860 Talbot County, Georiga Census, p. 571. 889 District (Geneva), dwelling # 177. Listed as 8 years old.**!RELATIONSHIP: From the records of Bea Griffin, Ochlocknee, GA. CENSUS:1840 Talbot County, Georgia Censes, p.224. Listed as 30-40 years old. Family: Males - to 5 - 2 - Ulessis, (?) - 5-10 - 1 - William - 15-20 - 1 - (?) - 30-40 - 1 - Hope H. Females - to 5 - 1 - Catherine - 5-10 - 1 - Mary - 20-30 - 1 - Martha A. McCRARY CENSUS:1850 Talbot County, Georgia Census, p. 224, family #7. Listed as farmer. $5600 Hope H Hammock 44 farmer Martha 38 wife Mary 19 William 16 Ulepsis (Ulysses) 14 Catherine 10 Virginia 9 Francis 7 Welborn 5 Julius 3 Jonathan 10/12 HISTORY OF HOPE HULL HAMMOCK Hope Hull Hammock of Geneva, built a cotton warehouse. Several thousand bales of the cotton were stored there at the beginning of the Civil War. During the great fire of 24 Mar 1865 in Geneva the only store left standing was the Warehouse of W. R. Moore and H.H Hammock's which was down in the "bottom" and escaped the fire. Thousands of Bales of cotton burned for days and all the other warehouses were lost. However, on 16 Apr. 1865 the Union took over and spared, for some reason,W. R. Moore's store, but they torched H.H.Hammock's Warehouse and cotton. Data from 1850 GA census-He and his family lived next door to Lewis McBRYDE-McBRIDE at that time. Prop. value $5,600. Marriage listed in Book A Talbot Co GA. Geneva neared the end of antebellum development when the McBryde House was built in 1859. John T McBryde lived there in 1860, when he was 41, a planter with $2,500 of real estate and $5,025 of personal estate. His wife, Gracey E McBryde, was 35. They were born in GA. It was the home of the John T McBryde family for more than 90 years.""Torn down several years ago, the McBryde house site is on School House Rd, adjoining the Cook-Ligon-Hildreth homeplace on the north and east. McBryde plantation lands attrached to the house lot were several hundred acres as late as 1930. East of the Bennett House, McBryde lands were reached by an old plantation road. Along the road were several cabins, some former slave quarters. Easter Howard, cook for about 30 years at the McBryde house, lived on one of them. A cabin in the back yard of the McBryde home was the dwelling of "Old Aunt Nan'" a former slave and family servant, until her death. CENSUS:1860 Talbot County, Georiga Census, p. 571. 889 District (Geneva), dwelling # 177. Listed as 54 years old. Also living with him are John MCNEAL, 47 years old and Jane MCNEAL 46 years old. Hope is listed as a Planter. LAND RECORDS:Georgia 1827 Land Lottery - Drew Lot Number 253 in District 7 of Carroll County, Georgia. Living in the Mullins District of Jones County. COURT RECORDS:The Supreme Court of Georgia, Talbotton, January Term 1849. Hope H. HAMMOCK (executor of Caleb Adams' estate) vs. Wm. J. and John McBride. Caleb ADAMS owed the McBrides money for a piece of land. HAMMOCK sold 2 slaves of Caleb's and gave the money to Elizabeth ADAMS. Didema ADAMS (sister of Caleb) bought the slaves. This records indicates that Caleb ADAMS was dead by 1844 when the sheriff of Stewart County, Georgia testified that the slaves were old. The record also indicates that John CHILDERS, husband of Nancy HAMMOCK, was in the state penitentiary in Baldwin County, Georgia when he gave interrogatories on 11 Mar 1847, but by May 1848 he had returned to Talbot County, Georgia.

> Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2000 12:55:37 -0600 > From: Crilley <[email protected]> >From microfilm - Talbot Marriages part #14 > BOOK B > (Begins printed license form) Virginia, does the (Begins printed license form) signify anything other than just an record book entry or is there a copy of the license in the records? Thanks so much for doing this. Tom

>From microfilm - Talbot Marriages part #14 (I welcome information on any of these people) BOOK B (Begins printed license form) Webster, Thomas married Mariah Bradwell 12 Jan 1841 R.B. Rucker, JP pg 1 Walden, Thomas Addison married Sarah Elizabeth Hamilton 6 Jul 1843 Jas B. Hamilton MG pg 2 Campbell, Henry A. married Rebecca Ferrell 3 Aug 1843 G.W. Farabee, MG pg 3 Bullock, Alexander G. married Jane P. Matthews 13 Sep 1843 David B. Gibson, JP pg 4 Long, Henry M. married Susanna Williamson 23 Nov 1843 S.W. Durham, JP pg 5 Russell, Winwright married Emily Dewberry 7 Dec 1843 John W. Turner, MG pg 6 McBride, Louis P. married Mary Childers 26 Nov 1843 H.H. Hammock, JP pg 7 McDaniel, William married Cynthia Dees 19 Nov 1843 H.H. Hammock, JP pg 8 Gordon, Thomas B. married Jane E. Tooke 19 Nov 1843 John P Dickenson, MG pg 9 Trotter, William married Elizabeth Edwards 26 Dec 1843 Charles A. Brown, MG pg 10 Millican, Daniel Russel married Mary Ann E. Johnson 7 Jan 1844 G.H. Ferguson, JP pg 11 Kellum, Washington married Martha Johnson 4 Jan 1844 Nathaniel Athon, MG pg 12 England, Thomas W. married Caroline E. Wommack 11 Jan 1844 JJ Jameson, JP pg 13 Lockhart, Benjamin F. married Eliza K. Swan 22 Feb 1844 Simeon Parker, JP pg 14 Mim, Anderson W. married Elizabeth A. Giddens 14 Mar 1844 T.F. Montgomery, MG pg 15 Owen, Alexander F. married Sarah A. Gamble 4 Mar 1844 (no official) pg 16 Daniel, Elias married Mary Ratcliffe 21 Mar 1844 G.H. Ferguson, JP pg 17 Freeman, Michell A. married Ava Noel 14 Mar 1844 Benjamin W. Clark, MG pg B18 Gill, Harvey married Nancy Gasset 2 Apr 1844 john H. Wallace, JP pg B19 Robertson, Burrell married Ferlina Sizemore 14 May 1844 Phillip Adams, JP pg B20 McLeod, Alexander married Pamelia Dixon 9 May 1844 Wm Trappe, JP pg B21 Gammell, William married Tranquilla Robinson 5 May 1844 Simeon Parker, JP pg B22 Moyer, Samuel W. married Elizabeth Little 23 May 1844 Charles H. Stillwell MG pg B23 Newman, William married Mary Lanier 13 Jun 1844 George Buckhannon, JP pg B24 Silas, John married Almeda Cochran 8 Jun 1844 George L. Taylor, MG pg B25 Long, James married Ann Goolsby 13 Jun 1844 Wm Trappe, JP pg B26 Rotharwell, George R. married Nancy Baugh 28 Jun 1844 James Perryman, MG pg B27 Brooks, John married Elizabeth T. Colley 11 Jul 1844 Thomas F. Dozier, JP pg B29 Burge, Dicey T. married Jane King 1 Aug 1844 Benjamin Wolark, MG pg B30 Fleming, William G. married Frances A. Deavenport 16 Jul 1844 T.F. Montgomery, MG pg B31 Culpepper, James married Lucinda C. Daniel 28 Jul 1844 Simeon Parker, JP pg B32 Taylor County 1860 Census Researcher: Peter Gold [email protected] Bussey, Nathaniel James married Harriet A. Smith 2 Jul 1844 James Perryman, MG pg B33 Freeman, James married Scena Horn 28 Aug 1844 George Buckhannon JP pg B34 Hollis, Henry married Martha Ann Barr 27 Aug 1844 Chareles H. Stillwell, MG pg B35 McBride, Mancel T. B. married Jane Gore 8 Sep 1844 G. Sealey, JP pg B36 Teal, Andrew married Peggy Daniel 28 Sep 1844 Nathaniel Athan, MG pg B37 Waldrop, Henry married Laney Palmore 8 Sep 1844 John W. Aren, JP pg B38 Arnold, William married Sophia E. Barrow 8 Sep 1844 HH Hammock, JP pg B39 Harvey, Benjamin married Susanna E. Freeman 10 Oct 1844 Benjamine W. Clark,MG pg B40 Grubbs, Steven H. married Elisabeth M. Jackson 3 Nov 1844 G.H.Ferguson, JP pg B41 Posey, John married Mary Ann Cropps 12 Aug 1844 G.B. Clay, JP pg B42 Chambless, Jeptha married Sarah Edwards 19 Sep 1844 J.C. Goodwin, JP pg B43 Chambless, Jeptha married Sarah Edwards 19 Sep 1844 J.C. Goodwin, JP pg B43 Cunningham, H. T. married Mary A. C. Stevenson 31 Oct 1844 Wm D. Martin, MG pg B44 Hill, Barnard married Mary Burch 24 Nov 1844 by C.W.Key MG pg B45 Barr, Lewis E. married Mary A. Henry 1 Dec 1844 Charles H. Stillwell MG pg B46 Williamson, Henry E. married Sarah Frances Callier 8 Dec 1844 Wm Stallings, JIC pg B47 Kinman, Joseph M. married Elizabeth McPherson 29 Dec 1844 John W. Turner,MG pg B48 Wilson, James married Martha Davis 24 Dec 1844 George Buckhannon, JP pg B49 Virginia

Posted on: Talbot Co. Ga Wills Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/TalbotWill/16 Surname: McDaniel, Clark, Clarke, Braddy, Black, Jones, Reeves, McFarland, Williams, Tillman, Peterman ------------------------- Jamie, thanks for the reminder about the Frederick McDaniel and Polly Clarke marriage so close to Hiram's and Nancy's. Two McDaniel-Clark(e) marriages so close together do seem like more than a coincidence. My great-great grandfather Hiram McDaniel (Sept. 05, 1821 to March 3, 1894) and great-great grandmother Nancy Clark (October 01, 1824 to Dec. 07, 1883) married, settled and died in Talbot County. They had 16 children, all born in Talbot Co. The names above are surnames of the women and men who married into this family. These include William Alexander Braddy (m Martha Ann McD), Lucinda Pamelia Elizabeth Black (m William Jasper McD), Hulda Elizabeth Tillman (m Charles Thomas McD), Laura Peterman (m Charles Thomas McD), William Jones (m Ella McD), Emma Williams (m Henry Patrick McD), Mellie Reeves (m Benjamin Tyler McD), Henry McFarland (m Nancy Emma McD), Edna Eugene Black (m Allen Franklin McD) and John Thomas Black (m Leola Rebecca McD). Hiram (1821-1894) also married Mattie Elizabeth Unknown sometime after 1883. I hypothesize that there is a connection among the several McDaniel households resident in the Flint Hill and Pleasant Hill areas of Talbot at the time of the 1850 census. They are the John (abt. 1790 SC) and Anna (abt. 1800) McDaniel family, who I suspect are my Hiram's parents, and the Roderick McDaniel (b abt. 1765 Scotland), Hiram McDaniel (b abt. 1797 SC) and Lucy Chapman (b abt. 1814 GA) household nearby. I suspect that this Hiram (1797) may be John's (1790) brother and Hiram's (1821) uncle, and that Roderick (1765) may be John (1790) and Hiram's (1797) father. Further, it is my suspicion that Hiram and Nancy were counted twice in the 1850 census--first with the extended family of John and Anna in Flint Hill with Hiram's name misspelled Hixam, along with dau. Martha (6), and later during the census year in their own household in Pleasant Hill with their children correctly identified. An interim move and two different census takers would explain this. It is my hope that someone related to one of these families has records that will help us to connect or disconnect these early Talbot County McDaniel families. I look forward to hearing from anyone with information or ideas about any of these people. Barbara McDaniel Ray Atlanta, GA

Posted on: Talbot Co. Ga Wills Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/TalbotWill/15 Surname: McDaniel, Clarke ------------------------- Hi Barbara! I am working on the line of Frederick McDaniel who married Polly Clarke in Talbot CO Ga 27 July 1945. I did clip and save a marraige entry that could connect with yours- Nancy Clark married Hiram McDaniel 15 Jul 1841 in Talbot Co Ga. Hope this helps you- if you see Fred and Polly around hollar at me! Jamie

Posted on: Talbot County, Ga Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Talbot/638 Surname: McDaniel ------------------------- George McDaniel born Ca 1806 Talbot Co., GA married ? Ann Anderson. [email protected]

Posted on: Talbot County, Ga Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Talbot/635 Surname: ------------------------- In response to your Talbot Co, GA query, I have no other BANE/BANES information other than Missouri married to Adin Hamilton. Good luck in your search.

Linda, I noticed that the surname of SIMS appears in the name of Nancy G. TOWNS SIMS GULLETT GARDNER. I am researching my gg grandfather, Allen Merrill SIMS who was married to Prudence BOWDEN in the central GA area. Do you have more information regarding the SIMS line or which SIMS Nancy G. TOWNS was married to? Thanks for any information you can give on the SIMS line. Faye Jones Yager - Alexandria, MN ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Gullette Hudson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 18, 2000 5:25 AM Subject: Fw: [GATALBOT] Talbot Marr #12 GULLETT/TOWNS/SMITH/GARDNER > I think I was not sending this to the correct address. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Linda Gullette Hudson <[email protected]> > To: Crilley <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, 16 December, 2000 9:44 a > Subject: Re: [GATALBOT] Talbot Marr #12 GULLETT/TOWNS/SMITH/GARDNER > > > > Virginia, > > > > Thanks for this cemetery info. Below this reply I am including a copy of > > what I sent on Dr. Gullett and where all these people fit. As you will > see > > in that text, the wife of Dr. Gullett (Nancy G. TOWNS Sims Gullett > Gardner) > > was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Talbotton. There are a lot of Talbot > > folks in this section of my genealogy, so hopefully it will be useful to > > someone and maybe someone can help me fill in some of the gaps. > > > > Linda Gullette Hudson > > 2025 Fairmont Blvd. > > Knoxville, TN 37917-2714 > > [email protected] > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Crilley <[email protected]> > > To: Linda Gullette Hudson <[email protected]> > > Sent: Friday, 15 December, 2000 9:16 a > > Subject: Re: [GATALBOT] Talbot Marr #12 > > > > > > > Thanks... > > > I can't seem to find the previous note about Dr. Gullet.... was it on > the > > > Marriges? > > Yes it was. > > > > > > I found this in the Cemetery Listing... > > > 65 Gullett, George Morris MD 11AU1835 b.in Guilford Co > > NC; > > > d.in Harris Co GA; d.date is ? > > According to Rockaway in Talbot Vol 1, his monument states he died 8 Aug > > 1835. > > His exact birthdate is unknown, although believed to be in 1795 in > Guilford > > Co. NC. > > > > I have a lot on his ancestry going back into the 1600s in America if > anyone > > needs. There is a false story spreading on the internet about his being > > descended of a Waitman Gullett and Eloise DeRochers of France with his > uncle > > or grandfather being the child of said couple coming to America in 1806. > > This is NOT true and I can prove it. He is the son of John GULLETT of > > DE/NC/AL c1770-1822, son of George GULLETT of MD/DE/NC c.1744-1796 (and > wife > > Mary GOSLIN, dau of Waitman GOSLIN), son of John GULLETT of MD/DE? > > c1713-c1795, son of William GULLETT of MD 1678-1716, son of William > GULLETT > > of Eng?/MD c1649-1687. If anyone is spreading that false Waitman > > Gullett/Eloise DeRochers story, I would really like an opportunity to > > correct it. > > > > > 65 Gullett, Mary Margaret 1825 1893 Wife of Levibeck > > Smith > > Mary died 21 Sep 1893. I think Levi and Beck are two names. He was > mostly > > known as Levi B. Smith and was a famous CSA Colonel. He is written about > in > > the Rockaway In Talbot Vol. I and he lived 1819-1862. Mary Margaret > GULLETT > > was the daughter to the above George Morris GULLETT. The Rockaway book > > states she was Dr. GULLETT's sister, but that is not true, she was his > > daughter - more on that in the text I'm including below. > > > > > > Can you help me "correct" this..... > > > Where is the wife of Dr. George buried? > > Oak Hill Cemetary Talbotton - her name then being Nancy G. TOWNS Sims > > Gullett Gardner. > > > > > They have Mary under the maiden name....and this is one of the reasons I > > > want to create the cemetery lists, as I think this is misleading. > > > 65 Smith, Levi B 1859 1920 Son of Levi B & > > Mary M > > > 65 Smith, Levi Beck 2NO1906 9FE1973 > > That is interesting they would have her with her maiden name! Also > > interesting is that you found this son and what looks to be grandson of > Levi > > B. SMITH. The Rockaway book did not list Levi among the children of Levi > > and Mary, but quite obviously he is their son. I will add this to my > > records. > > > > > > > > > This is Talbotton City Cemetery....and a HUGE one. I'm trying to get > the > > > Cemeteries together to complement the alphabetical surname listing. > > So evidently Oak Hill Cemetery and City Cemetery are the same thing? > > > > > > > > > At 06:36 AM 12/15/2000 -0500, you wrote: > > > >This one is mine: > > > >Smith, Levi B. married Mary M. Gullett 5 Oct 1841 T.F. Montgomery,MG > pg > > 151 > > > > > > > >It is correct. Did you get my previous response about Nancy G. TOWNS > and > > > >Dr. George Morris GULLETT? Mary Margaret GULLETT was their daughter. > > She > > > >is mentioned in the Rockaway In Talbot Vol I as being the sister to Dr. > > > >GULLETT, but that part is not true - she was his daughter. > > > > > > > > > > > >Linda Gullette Hudson > > > >2025 Fairmont Blvd. > > > >Knoxville, TN 37917-2714 > > > >[email protected] > > > > Here is the text from the other e-mail: > > > > This one is mine: > > "Gardner, James Y. married Nancy B. Gullett 10 Dec 1837 F.F. > > Montgomery, MG > > pg 66" > > Only instead of Nancy "B" it is Nancy "G" Gullett > > > > Nancy was my ggg-grandmother and this was her third of three marriages. > > Here is an overview of what I have on her: > > > > Nancy G. TOWNS b. c. 1795/6 GA, dau. of > > > > John TOWNS (1758-1832 GA) (soldier in rev. war) and > > Margaret George HARDWICK (1758 VA - 1843 GA) > > Not sure if Margaret's maiden name was GEORGE (with Hardwick as a 1st > > marriage) or HARDWICK. Margaret is buried in Talbotton behind the > > TOWNS-PERSONS-PAGE house. > > John TOWNS' will is in Talbot Co. Will Book A. > > > > Known children of John and Margaret TOWNS: > > George W. B. TOWNS (1801 GA - 1854 GA) (Governor of GA 1847-1851) > > m. 1. in AL 1824: Margaret Jane CAMPBELL of Wilkes Co GA 1804-1826 > > m. 2. 1837: Mary Winston JONES. > > Ch: Harriet Winston, Margaret, Mary, Anna, John, and George W. Jr. > > John G. C. TOWNS - would like to know more on him if anyone has it. > > Martin TOWNS - his will is also in Talbot Co. Will Book A. Need more info > > on him. > > Leonora TOWNS - I've seen her name spelled other ways. Need more info on > > her. > > Nancy G. TOWNS - my ggg-grandmother as stated above. > > > > Nancy G. TOWNS first married a Dr. James G. SIMS in Morgan Co. GA 1810. > He > > is hard to find as his name is mistakenly listed as Simes, Lims or Limes > in > > many places. There were 2 children of this marriage: > > John Towns SIMS - need more info on him. > > Martha G. SIMS m. Maj. T. T. GAMMAGE 1834 Talbot Co. GA - need more info > on > > her. > > > > After Dr. SIMS died, and while their 2nd child was still an infant, Nancy > > met and married my ggg-grandfather, Dr. George Morris GULLETT. I have not > > yet found the record of this marriage nor the exact date. According to > the > > Rockaway In Talbot Vol. I, they met in Culloden, Monroe Co. GA and there > is > > a little story about that meeting in that book. However, even if they met > > in Monroe Co., there does not seem to be any record of their marriage > there. > > I tend to think they may have been more associated in Montgomery Co. AL > > where George M. GULLETT resided for a time and where he appears on the > 1820 > > census. In fact they may have married there as that was a social > gathering > > place for the TOWNS family and my records indicate that their first child > > was born in AL while the other 4 were born in GA. The 2-4th children were > > most likely born in Monroe Co. GA and the 5th child may have been born in > > Talbot Co. The Rockaway book states that all 5 were born in Culloden, > > Monroe Co., but I just don't think that is so. > > > > Children of George Morris GULLETT and Nancy G. TOWNS (Sims): > > John M. T. GULLETT b. c. 1823 AL (I suspect Montgomery Co.) (Physician) > > John married Mary Camilla LOVING 1847 in Marion Co. GA. > > and I have a newspaper article about her being one of the nations > > first female pharmacists. They ended up in Terrell Co. GA and > > had the following children there: > > Benjamin, Sara Eve "Sallie" (m. Joseph CARTER), Mary (m. Lyman > > GREENE), John Sims > > I have a little more on this line if anyone wants but not associated > > with Talbot Co anymore. > > Mary Margaret GULLETT b. c. 1825 GA (I suspect Monroe Co), d. 1893 Talbot > Co > > GA > > Mary m. Col. Levi B. SMITH in Talbot Co. 1841 and had the following > > children there: > > Ella G., Alice B., Mary, Edgar Towns > > Note: The Rockaway book has Mary Margaret as George Morris GULLETT's > > sister. Not true. > > George did have a sister Mary, but this Mary was his daughter. > George's > > sister Mary is in > > Wilcox Co. AL with her husband William MASON where they were married > in > > 1822. > > Benjamin F. GULLETT (my gg-grandfather) (secretary to Gov. TOWNS) > > b. c. 1827 GA (I suspect Monroe Co.) d. 1860 Terrell Co. GA > > Ben married Mary REEVES 1858 Chattahoochee Co. GA. > > They settled in Terrell Co. GA and had one child, George Washington > > 1859. Ben died in 1860. > > I have lots more on descendants of this line if anyone wants since I > am > > one of them, but not > > associated with Talbot Co. anymore by this time. > > Sarah "Sally" GULLETT b. c. 1831 GA (I suspect Monroe Co.) > > I don't know any more about this Sally except that she was still > living > > in her mother's household > > at age 18 in 1850 in Talbot Co. GA (household of Nancy and 3d husband > > GARDNER) > > If anyone has her marriage or more info on her, I'd like to know it. > > George M. GULLETT b. 1836 GA (I suspect Talbot Co., though could be Monroe > > Co.) > > I don't know exactly when George Morris and Nancy GULLETT moved from > > Monroe Co to > > Talbot Co., but I do have a deed abstract which shows their place of > > residence as Talbot Co > > in 1833, hence my assumption that this last child was born there. > > George Morris died in 1835 > > and evidently this child had just been conceived. When born, he was > > named for his now > > deceased father. Now I believe but have no proof that the following > are > > about this George M: > > George M. GULLETT marries Julia C. LINDSEY 1861 Dougherty Co. GA > > Appears in Dougherty Co. 1870 census, George M. GULLETT age 33. > > > > After Dr. GULLETT dies in 1835 and while son George is still an infant, > > Nancy marries yet another physician, Dr. James Y. GARDNER in 1837 Talbot > Co. > > GA. There is one child of this union: > > > > James GARDNER b. 1840 Talbot Co. GA. > > > > Nancy and Dr. GARDNER were still in Talbot Co GA for the 1850 census and > in > > their household > > were Sally GULLETT age 18, George M. GULLETT age 13, and James GARDNER age > > 10. Before 1860, the GARDNERs had moved to Lee Co. GA. Nancy died there > 10 > > Feb 1860, but she is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Talbotton. James Y. > died > > several years later in Lee Co GA. Son, James, in 1860 at age 21 lived in > > the home of his step-sister Mary Margaret GULLETT (Smith) and Col. SMITH > > while he attended Law School. I don't know any more about him, but if > > anyone else does, I'd like to know it. > > > > I have quite a bit more on the ancestry of George Morris GULLETT, 2nd > > husband to Nancy G. TOWNS, if anyone is interested, however it is not > > associated with Talbot Co. GA except for what is in this e-mail already. > I > > need more info on the ancestry of Nancy G. TOWNS. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== GATALBOT Mailing List ==== > Be sure to visit the Talbot GAGenWeb Archives > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/talbot.htm >

Posted on: Talbot County, Ga Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Talbot/634 Surname: Bane ------------------------- Would you happen to have a Caroline(or callie)Bane(s)in this family tree,she would have been born about 1845-6. Thanks

Ruth helped me out with these churches in the Pleasant Hill area. I'm still trying to pinpoint the church that Nathaniel Athon was the pastor of. >From this list, I'm guessing the Providence Methodist Church on Woodland Rd....since Belleview is south of Woodland. Does anyone have any info on this church....history or list of pastors?? Thanks for checking your materials. >From: "Neil & Ruth Jaeger" <[email protected]> >Don't know if this will help since it's at a later time, but in Nelson >Goolsby's book HISTORY OF PLEASANT HILL, TALBOT COUNTY, GEORGIA, pg. 5, he >says: "In 1892, four churches were active in the Pleasant Hill area: Ephesus Primitive Baptist Church, 1/2 mile from Pleasant Hill on the Valley Road; Concord Baptist Church, on the Thomaston Road just beyond the Jeff Daniel >home Providence Methodist Church on the Woodland Road near the Dixie Harris >home Pleasant Hill Methodist Church, near the John H. Ferguson home." > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Crilley [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 2:40 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: [GATALBOT] Rev. Nathaniel Athon > > >Thanks to all of you who helped me out with Nathaniel Athon. This is a >summary from several of you, and especially Lynda and Linda! > >I have concluded (from this) that he was perhaps in BOTH the Pleasant Hill >and Belleview area at various times.....but primarily the Blacksmith Shop >would locate him in Belleview. > >Which brings up this question? What can you help me find out about >Belleview. I know that it is south of Woodland....and that Woodland wasn't >formed until 1900. > >And WHAT Methodist Church would have been in either Belleview or Pleasant >Hill that Nathaniel Athon would have been the pastor for?? If anyone can >discover this, it will help. > >I'd like to create a special Bios page for Ministers....as I think this is >a BIG clue as to the part of the county the couple being married lived. So >keep in mind any ministers of any denomination that you come across. > > >Nathaniel Athon >Davidson - Rockaway Volumes > > Volume 1 pages 404: > "Beyond the >McDowell store, and a little farther back from the highway, stood the >blacksmith shop of Nathaniel Athon in 1850, and earlier. Work >continued there 30 or 40 years longer. The services of a blacksmith were >often needed by farmers..." >" > > >Page 410: "Athons and Crittendens were near neighbors in Baldwin Co., GA. >Nathaniel Athon accompanied the Crittendens to Talbot Co. in 1825 and >settled >at Belleview. In the 1830 census, Nathaniel Athon was between 20 and 30 >years of age, and his wife 15 to 20. Their one child, female was of age 5 >to >10. They owned one slave. In 1840, he owned 4 slaves." > >"Nathaniel Athon was a blacksmith by trade, the first in Belleview. A >native >of North Carolina, he was 43 in 1850.... The 1860 census shows Nathaniel >Athon a blacksmith and Methodist preacher with $2,200 of real estate and >$4,545. of personal estate. He had >sold his place in Land Lot No. 42 and at that time lived in the Pleasant >Hill District." > >Pg 424 >[in a section on Crittenden Lands] >"...William Towns of Belleview, owned Land Lots No 27 and 41, 23rd Land >District. He sold this property to Robert G. Crittenden by an indenture >dated April 8, 1837. The place adjoined lands of Peter F. Mahone and >Nathaniel Athon..." > >[Belleview is north from Talbotton on Highway 41 --just south of Woodland.] > >Pg 425 >[in a section on Gifts of Love] >"...Nathaniel Athon, who brought his family to Talbot County when the >Crittendens came, and was a kinsman, sold Cincinnatus D. Crittenden the >south half of Land Lot No. 42, 23rd Land District, on May 21, 1841 for >$400.00. Hartwell Harrison was one of the witnesses to the instrument. >Athon was a blacksmith and ironworker..." > >Pg. 564 >[in a section on David Bryan Plantation] >"...Cincinnatus D. Crittenden, of Talbot County, sold his plantation of >about 600 acres to Bryan on February 12, 1844, for $2,175. The conveyance >consisted of the north half of Land Lot No. 25, all of No. 26 except small >parcels owned by J. D. Brooks, one acre; Peter F. Mahone, two acres; James >M. Davis, one half acre; also, the south half of Land Lot No. 42, whereon >Nathaniel Athon then lived..." > > >In Volume 4 > Rev. Nathaniel Athon on >pages 82, 83, and 128 as performing marriage rites for local residents. > >Lynda [email protected] >"Linda Gullette Hudson" <[email protected]> > > >Virginia > > >==== GATALBOT Mailing List ==== >Be sure to visit the Talbot GAGenWeb Archives >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/talbot.htm > > > > Virginia

Posted on: Talbot County, Ga Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Talbot/633 Surname: Terry, Walton, Baldwin ------------------------- I'm looking for information on the African American surnames of Terry, Baldwin, Walton of Waverly Hall, Talbotton(Harris,Talbot Counties)Georgia. Also, Columbus(Muscogee)Georgia.

Thanks to all of you who helped me out with Nathaniel Athon. This is a summary from several of you, and especially Lynda and Linda! I have concluded (from this) that he was perhaps in BOTH the Pleasant Hill and Belleview area at various times.....but primarily the Blacksmith Shop would locate him in Belleview. Which brings up this question? What can you help me find out about Belleview. I know that it is south of Woodland....and that Woodland wasn't formed until 1900. And WHAT Methodist Church would have been in either Belleview or Pleasant Hill that Nathaniel Athon would have been the pastor for?? If anyone can discover this, it will help. I'd like to create a special Bios page for Ministers....as I think this is a BIG clue as to the part of the county the couple being married lived. So keep in mind any ministers of any denomination that you come across. Nathaniel Athon Davidson - Rockaway Volumes Volume 1 pages 404: "Beyond the McDowell store, and a little farther back from the highway, stood the blacksmith shop of Nathaniel Athon in 1850, and earlier. Work continued there 30 or 40 years longer. The services of a blacksmith were often needed by farmers..." " Page 410: "Athons and Crittendens were near neighbors in Baldwin Co., GA. Nathaniel Athon accompanied the Crittendens to Talbot Co. in 1825 and settled at Belleview. In the 1830 census, Nathaniel Athon was between 20 and 30 years of age, and his wife 15 to 20. Their one child, female was of age 5 to 10. They owned one slave. In 1840, he owned 4 slaves." "Nathaniel Athon was a blacksmith by trade, the first in Belleview. A native of North Carolina, he was 43 in 1850.... The 1860 census shows Nathaniel Athon a blacksmith and Methodist preacher with $2,200 of real estate and $4,545. of personal estate. He had sold his place in Land Lot No. 42 and at that time lived in the Pleasant Hill District." Pg 424 [in a section on Crittenden Lands] "...William Towns of Belleview, owned Land Lots No 27 and 41, 23rd Land District. He sold this property to Robert G. Crittenden by an indenture dated April 8, 1837. The place adjoined lands of Peter F. Mahone and Nathaniel Athon..." [Belleview is north from Talbotton on Highway 41 --just south of Woodland.] Pg 425 [in a section on Gifts of Love] "...Nathaniel Athon, who brought his family to Talbot County when the Crittendens came, and was a kinsman, sold Cincinnatus D. Crittenden the south half of Land Lot No. 42, 23rd Land District, on May 21, 1841 for $400.00. Hartwell Harrison was one of the witnesses to the instrument. Athon was a blacksmith and ironworker..." Pg. 564 [in a section on David Bryan Plantation] "...Cincinnatus D. Crittenden, of Talbot County, sold his plantation of about 600 acres to Bryan on February 12, 1844, for $2,175. The conveyance consisted of the north half of Land Lot No. 25, all of No. 26 except small parcels owned by J. D. Brooks, one acre; Peter F. Mahone, two acres; James M. Davis, one half acre; also, the south half of Land Lot No. 42, whereon Nathaniel Athon then lived..." In Volume 4 Rev. Nathaniel Athon on pages 82, 83, and 128 as performing marriage rites for local residents. Lynda [email protected] "Linda Gullette Hudson" <[email protected]> Virginia

Hope some of you can help Nina Jones with this Mullins family. [email protected] At this point I am searching for information concerning John Lee Mullins aka John Lee Jones married to Rosa Lee Childree..I understand they are in the TAYLOR County 1910 Census as John Lee Mullins and Rosa with most of the children; but not in the 1920 Census. I feel they would have been in Talbot County at that time. John Lees mothers name was Avey Jones who eventually married a Washington Mullins and she was born in Talbot County I think. I don't know if John Lees name as a child was ever officially changed to Mullins; but when he and Rosa married it was Mullins and then sometime after the 1910 Census it was changed to Jones....Officially????? or did they just move to another and assume his Mothers name? Who was his Father? John Lees Death Certificate indicates Frank Windham....I have located two possibilities for that time period...how do I find out which one? I AM HOPING SOME OF YOUR ARCHIVES OR SOMEONE ON YOUR LIST WILL HAVE THESE ANSWERS FOR US. I WOULD WELCOME ANY SUGGESTIONS. We do not live very far from Talbot County; however I am trying to find out as much as possible before making the trip. to the courthouse. Thanks again and have a wonderful Christmas Nina Jones [email protected] Virginia

It's time to send your check in for your yearly renewal of The Taylor Tracer. I know you'll all agree with me that for the $15 it provides an amazing amount of information, not only about Taylor County....but covering newspaper abstracts from all the neighboring ones as well. The Society works very hard to keep this same low subscription rate....BUT it would be really nice if you added a little bit extra each time you renew. After all it now is 26 pages each month!! (Can you imagine the hard work on John Adams part to come up with all this EACH month!!!) Also there are special categories for: Memorial donations (no set amount) Research donations " Sponsor donation $50 (all tax deductible) So do show your appreciation this time with your renewal check. THE TAYLOR COUNTY HISTORICAL-GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC P.O. Box 1925 Butler, GA 31006 AND if your LOCAL Library doesn't subscribe, why don't you give a gift subscription to them. That would help spread the word for anyone doing research in the West Central Section of Georgia. Pass this word around to any of your Surname Lists that involve these counties as well. They will be included in the latest PERSI also! This is the index to Genelogical Journals that is on DC-Rom as well as published Indexes in your library. Virginia

I think I was not sending this to the correct address. ----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Gullette Hudson <[email protected]> To: Crilley <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, 16 December, 2000 9:44 a Subject: Re: [GATALBOT] Talbot Marr #12 GULLETT/TOWNS/SMITH/GARDNER > Virginia, > > Thanks for this cemetery info. Below this reply I am including a copy of > what I sent on Dr. Gullett and where all these people fit. As you will see > in that text, the wife of Dr. Gullett (Nancy G. TOWNS Sims Gullett Gardner) > was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Talbotton. There are a lot of Talbot > folks in this section of my genealogy, so hopefully it will be useful to > someone and maybe someone can help me fill in some of the gaps. > > Linda Gullette Hudson > 2025 Fairmont Blvd. > Knoxville, TN 37917-2714 > [email protected] > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Crilley <[email protected]> > To: Linda Gullette Hudson <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, 15 December, 2000 9:16 a > Subject: Re: [GATALBOT] Talbot Marr #12 > > > > Thanks... > > I can't seem to find the previous note about Dr. Gullet.... was it on the > > Marriges? > Yes it was. > > > > I found this in the Cemetery Listing... > > 65 Gullett, George Morris MD 11AU1835 b.in Guilford Co > NC; > > d.in Harris Co GA; d.date is ? > According to Rockaway in Talbot Vol 1, his monument states he died 8 Aug > 1835. > His exact birthdate is unknown, although believed to be in 1795 in Guilford > Co. NC. > > I have a lot on his ancestry going back into the 1600s in America if anyone > needs. There is a false story spreading on the internet about his being > descended of a Waitman Gullett and Eloise DeRochers of France with his uncle > or grandfather being the child of said couple coming to America in 1806. > This is NOT true and I can prove it. He is the son of John GULLETT of > DE/NC/AL c1770-1822, son of George GULLETT of MD/DE/NC c.1744-1796 (and wife > Mary GOSLIN, dau of Waitman GOSLIN), son of John GULLETT of MD/DE? > c1713-c1795, son of William GULLETT of MD 1678-1716, son of William GULLETT > of Eng?/MD c1649-1687. If anyone is spreading that false Waitman > Gullett/Eloise DeRochers story, I would really like an opportunity to > correct it. > > > 65 Gullett, Mary Margaret 1825 1893 Wife of Levibeck > Smith > Mary died 21 Sep 1893. I think Levi and Beck are two names. He was mostly > known as Levi B. Smith and was a famous CSA Colonel. He is written about in > the Rockaway In Talbot Vol. I and he lived 1819-1862. Mary Margaret GULLETT > was the daughter to the above George Morris GULLETT. The Rockaway book > states she was Dr. GULLETT's sister, but that is not true, she was his > daughter - more on that in the text I'm including below. > > > > Can you help me "correct" this..... > > Where is the wife of Dr. George buried? > Oak Hill Cemetary Talbotton - her name then being Nancy G. TOWNS Sims > Gullett Gardner. > > > They have Mary under the maiden name....and this is one of the reasons I > > want to create the cemetery lists, as I think this is misleading. > > 65 Smith, Levi B 1859 1920 Son of Levi B & > Mary M > > 65 Smith, Levi Beck 2NO1906 9FE1973 > That is interesting they would have her with her maiden name! Also > interesting is that you found this son and what looks to be grandson of Levi > B. SMITH. The Rockaway book did not list Levi among the children of Levi > and Mary, but quite obviously he is their son. I will add this to my > records. > > > > > > This is Talbotton City Cemetery....and a HUGE one. I'm trying to get the > > Cemeteries together to complement the alphabetical surname listing. > So evidently Oak Hill Cemetery and City Cemetery are the same thing? > > > > > > At 06:36 AM 12/15/2000 -0500, you wrote: > > >This one is mine: > > >Smith, Levi B. married Mary M. Gullett 5 Oct 1841 T.F. Montgomery,MG pg > 151 > > > > > >It is correct. Did you get my previous response about Nancy G. TOWNS and > > >Dr. George Morris GULLETT? Mary Margaret GULLETT was their daughter. > She > > >is mentioned in the Rockaway In Talbot Vol I as being the sister to Dr. > > >GULLETT, but that part is not true - she was his daughter. > > > > > > > > >Linda Gullette Hudson > > >2025 Fairmont Blvd. > > >Knoxville, TN 37917-2714 > > >[email protected] > > Here is the text from the other e-mail: > > This one is mine: > "Gardner, James Y. married Nancy B. Gullett 10 Dec 1837 F.F. > Montgomery, MG > pg 66" > Only instead of Nancy "B" it is Nancy "G" Gullett > > Nancy was my ggg-grandmother and this was her third of three marriages. > Here is an overview of what I have on her: > > Nancy G. TOWNS b. c. 1795/6 GA, dau. of > > John TOWNS (1758-1832 GA) (soldier in rev. war) and > Margaret George HARDWICK (1758 VA - 1843 GA) > Not sure if Margaret's maiden name was GEORGE (with Hardwick as a 1st > marriage) or HARDWICK. Margaret is buried in Talbotton behind the > TOWNS-PERSONS-PAGE house. > John TOWNS' will is in Talbot Co. Will Book A. > > Known children of John and Margaret TOWNS: > George W. B. TOWNS (1801 GA - 1854 GA) (Governor of GA 1847-1851) > m. 1. in AL 1824: Margaret Jane CAMPBELL of Wilkes Co GA 1804-1826 > m. 2. 1837: Mary Winston JONES. > Ch: Harriet Winston, Margaret, Mary, Anna, John, and George W. Jr. > John G. C. TOWNS - would like to know more on him if anyone has it. > Martin TOWNS - his will is also in Talbot Co. Will Book A. Need more info > on him. > Leonora TOWNS - I've seen her name spelled other ways. Need more info on > her. > Nancy G. TOWNS - my ggg-grandmother as stated above. > > Nancy G. TOWNS first married a Dr. James G. SIMS in Morgan Co. GA 1810. He > is hard to find as his name is mistakenly listed as Simes, Lims or Limes in > many places. There were 2 children of this marriage: > John Towns SIMS - need more info on him. > Martha G. SIMS m. Maj. T. T. GAMMAGE 1834 Talbot Co. GA - need more info on > her. > > After Dr. SIMS died, and while their 2nd child was still an infant, Nancy > met and married my ggg-grandfather, Dr. George Morris GULLETT. I have not > yet found the record of this marriage nor the exact date. According to the > Rockaway In Talbot Vol. I, they met in Culloden, Monroe Co. GA and there is > a little story about that meeting in that book. However, even if they met > in Monroe Co., there does not seem to be any record of their marriage there. > I tend to think they may have been more associated in Montgomery Co. AL > where George M. GULLETT resided for a time and where he appears on the 1820 > census. In fact they may have married there as that was a social gathering > place for the TOWNS family and my records indicate that their first child > was born in AL while the other 4 were born in GA. The 2-4th children were > most likely born in Monroe Co. GA and the 5th child may have been born in > Talbot Co. The Rockaway book states that all 5 were born in Culloden, > Monroe Co., but I just don't think that is so. > > Children of George Morris GULLETT and Nancy G. TOWNS (Sims): > John M. T. GULLETT b. c. 1823 AL (I suspect Montgomery Co.) (Physician) > John married Mary Camilla LOVING 1847 in Marion Co. GA. > and I have a newspaper article about her being one of the nations > first female pharmacists. They ended up in Terrell Co. GA and > had the following children there: > Benjamin, Sara Eve "Sallie" (m. Joseph CARTER), Mary (m. Lyman > GREENE), John Sims > I have a little more on this line if anyone wants but not associated > with Talbot Co anymore. > Mary Margaret GULLETT b. c. 1825 GA (I suspect Monroe Co), d. 1893 Talbot Co > GA > Mary m. Col. Levi B. SMITH in Talbot Co. 1841 and had the following > children there: > Ella G., Alice B., Mary, Edgar Towns > Note: The Rockaway book has Mary Margaret as George Morris GULLETT's > sister. Not true. > George did have a sister Mary, but this Mary was his daughter. George's > sister Mary is in > Wilcox Co. AL with her husband William MASON where they were married in > 1822. > Benjamin F. GULLETT (my gg-grandfather) (secretary to Gov. TOWNS) > b. c. 1827 GA (I suspect Monroe Co.) d. 1860 Terrell Co. GA > Ben married Mary REEVES 1858 Chattahoochee Co. GA. > They settled in Terrell Co. GA and had one child, George Washington > 1859. Ben died in 1860. > I have lots more on descendants of this line if anyone wants since I am > one of them, but not > associated with Talbot Co. anymore by this time. > Sarah "Sally" GULLETT b. c. 1831 GA (I suspect Monroe Co.) > I don't know any more about this Sally except that she was still living > in her mother's household > at age 18 in 1850 in Talbot Co. GA (household of Nancy and 3d husband > GARDNER) > If anyone has her marriage or more info on her, I'd like to know it. > George M. GULLETT b. 1836 GA (I suspect Talbot Co., though could be Monroe > Co.) > I don't know exactly when George Morris and Nancy GULLETT moved from > Monroe Co to > Talbot Co., but I do have a deed abstract which shows their place of > residence as Talbot Co > in 1833, hence my assumption that this last child was born there. > George Morris died in 1835 > and evidently this child had just been conceived. When born, he was > named for his now > deceased father. Now I believe but have no proof that the following are > about this George M: > George M. GULLETT marries Julia C. LINDSEY 1861 Dougherty Co. GA > Appears in Dougherty Co. 1870 census, George M. GULLETT age 33. > > After Dr. GULLETT dies in 1835 and while son George is still an infant, > Nancy marries yet another physician, Dr. James Y. GARDNER in 1837 Talbot Co. > GA. There is one child of this union: > > James GARDNER b. 1840 Talbot Co. GA. > > Nancy and Dr. GARDNER were still in Talbot Co GA for the 1850 census and in > their household > were Sally GULLETT age 18, George M. GULLETT age 13, and James GARDNER age > 10. Before 1860, the GARDNERs had moved to Lee Co. GA. Nancy died there 10 > Feb 1860, but she is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Talbotton. James Y. died > several years later in Lee Co GA. Son, James, in 1860 at age 21 lived in > the home of his step-sister Mary Margaret GULLETT (Smith) and Col. SMITH > while he attended Law School. I don't know any more about him, but if > anyone else does, I'd like to know it. > > I have quite a bit more on the ancestry of George Morris GULLETT, 2nd > husband to Nancy G. TOWNS, if anyone is interested, however it is not > associated with Talbot Co. GA except for what is in this e-mail already. I > need more info on the ancestry of Nancy G. TOWNS. > > > > > > >

--part1_f8.5c34b11.276f7099_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hope this gets through Eleanor --part1_f8.5c34b11.276f7099_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <> Received: from rly-yg05.mx.aol.com (rly-yg05.mail.aol.com [172.18.147.5]) by air-yg05.mail.aol.com (v77.31) with ESMTP; Sun, 17 Dec 2000 23:22:14 -0500 Received: from imo-d05.mx.aol.com (imo-d05.mx.aol.com [205.188.157.37]) by rly-yg05.mx.aol.com (v77.27) with ESMTP; Sun, 17 Dec 2000 23:21:50 -0500 Received: from localhost (localhost) by imo-d05.mx.aol.com (8.8.8/8.8.8/AOL-5.0.0) with internal id UBH12514; Sun, 17 Dec 2000 23:21:50 -0500 (EST) Date: Sun, 17 Dec 2000 23:21:50 -0500 (EST) From: Mail Delivery Subsystem <[email protected]> Subject: Returned mail: Cannot send message within 1 day Message-Id: <[email protected]> To: HemmesE[email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/report; report-type=delivery-status; boundary="UBH12514.977113310/imo-d05.mx.aol.com" Auto-Submitted: auto-generated (failure) X-Mailer: Unknown --UBH12514.977113310/imo-d05.mx.aol.com The original message was received at Sat, 16 Dec 2000 23:19:19 -0500 (EST) from [email protected] *** ATTENTION *** Your e-mail is being returned to you because there was a problem with its delivery. The address which was undeliverable is listed in the section labeled: "----- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors -----". The reason your mail is being returned to you is listed in the section labeled: "----- Transcript of Session Follows -----". The line beginning with "<<<" describes the specific reason your e-mail could not be delivered. The next line contains a second error message which is a general translation for other e-mail servers. Please direct further questions regarding this message to the e-mail administrator or Postmaster at that destination. --AOL Postmaster ----- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors ----- <[email protected]> ----- Transcript of session follows ----- 451 <[email protected]>... rootweb.com: Name server timeout Message could not be delivered for 1 day Message will be deleted from queue --UBH12514.977113310/imo-d05.mx.aol.com Reporting-MTA: dns; imo-d05.mx.aol.com Arrival-Date: Sat, 16 Dec 2000 23:19:19 -0500 (EST) Final-Recipient: RFC822; [email protected] Action: failed Status: 4.4.7 Last-Attempt-Date: Sun, 17 Dec 2000 23:21:50 -0500 (EST) --UBH12514.977113310/imo-d05.mx.aol.com Content-Type: message/rfc822 Received: from [email protected] by imo-d05.mx.aol.com (mail_out_v28.34.) id s.ee.e96f4cb (3971) for <[email protected]>; Sat, 16 Dec 2000 23:19:19 -0500 (EST) Return-path: <[email protected]> From: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Sat, 16 Dec 2000 23:19:18 EST Subject: Greene/Childers Marriage List #13 To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 126 Benjamin W.(not M.) Greene m Prudence P. Childers 26 Oct 1843 in Talbot Co GA on 26 Oct 1843. Children were: William Franklin Greene b 15 Jul 1846, Daniel Thomas Greene b 10 May 1850, Sarah J. Greene b ca 1852, Nancy A. Greene b ca 1855, Benjamin W. Greene Jr b ca 1857, Nora Bulah Greene b ca 1861 d 5 Aug 1881. Prudence P. Childers Greene d 21 May 1895 in Muscogee Co GA (Columbus). Benjamin W. Greene d 10 Apr 1865 in Richmond VA. Benjamin Sr., William and Daniel served in Co B 31st Ga Inf. Prudence and Nora are buried in Linwood Cem in Columbus although not listed on any list that I have seen. Believe graves are not marked. I have records of their burial and obits. Would love to find what happened to Sarah and Nancy and Benjamin W. Greene Jr. Eleanor Greene Hemmes at [email protected] Thanks --UBH12514.977113310/imo-d05.mx.aol.com-- --part1_f8.5c34b11.276f7099_boundary--