Hello, Is anyone faniliar with Troup Factory mill pond? My ggg-grandfather, John D GRANGER, is said to have owned abt. 30 acres on the creek side to the highwater mark. This would have been prior to 1850. Thanks, Virginia warren@alaweb.com

Looking for GRANGERS time frame ca 1837 to 1860. John Dodson GRANGER, b. 1797, Virginia; d. Bet. 1851 - 1860, Troup County Georgia; m. Milley ______, Abt. 1826, possibly in Troup County Georgia. John was a farmer. Thanks, Virginia warren@alaweb.com

I looked in my data base and did not see a Sarah associated with any of my three Riley Truitts, with the exception of Sarah C. Truitt, b. 1831, so that would not have been yours. Try the web site which Larry Truitt has 6000 family members named: www.familytreemaker.com/users/t/r/u/Larry-G-Truitt/index.htm or go into www.familytreemaker.com - then choose Home Page - the T and you will find him down the page - Larry G. Truitt. Nell In a message dated 12/30/1998 9:02:40 PM Eastern Standard Time, BWGood@aol.com writes: > I don't have the obit you are seeking but I do have a Truitt gggrandmother > from Troup Co. Sarah Truitt was married to Edward Castleberry ca 1800 in > probably Hancock Co. and they later went to Troup Co. where he died in 1840. > Sarah is in the 1850 census in Troup Co. Edward Castleberry was an executor > to will of Riley Truitt who had a sister named Sarah, but that Sarah married > someone else. > I have some Truitt family data, but have not been able to place my Sarah > with > her parents. > Do you by any chance have any information on this Sarah Truitt? I will > appreciate any help you can offer.

I have two BROOKs women who married SMITH brothers.. I was wondering if anyone knows them.. could the women be sisters?? 1) Susan A. "Sudie" BROOKS (1872 - 1934) daughter of Thomas J. BROOKS and Susan GRIMMETT m Charles W. SMITH (1862-1931) son of Wiley Brooks SMITH and Eliza Scott HALL. The lived and are buried in LaGrange, Troup Co., GA. They had 7 children... Harvey SMITH Willis SMITH Frank SMITH Leon SMITH Lucy SMITH Susie Brooks SMITH ca 1900 ( my grandmother) Nelle SMITH 2) Leila BROOKS (dates and parents unknown) married Young Hall SMITH, M.D. son of Wiley Brooks SMITH I and Eliza Scott HALL. They lived in LaGrange, Troup Co., GA at one time, but do not know if they remained there or moved on. They had 5 children Ethel SMITH Charles Lewis SMITH Young Hall SMITH, Jr ca 1897 Wiley Brooks SMITH IIca 1899 Maxie SMITH Can anyone identify Leila BROOKS? Was she another daughter of Thomas J. BROOKS and Susan GRIMMET ?? I am also curious if there is previous BROOKS in the family.. Where does Wiley Brooks SMITH, I get his middle name?? Thanks, Lisa LisaTM@aol.com

This site may help all of us! It may help those of you out there that have old documents. It may surprise you. Like the f that could very well be an s. Maybe it will help you lead to that missing link. <A HREF="http://www.firstct.com/fv/oldhand.html">Deciphering old handwriting: </A> http://www.firstct.com/fv/oldhand.html

In a message dated 12/30/1998 9:02:40 PM Eastern Standard Time, BWGood@aol.com writes: > Sarah is in the 1850 census in Troup Co. Edward Castleberry was an executor > to will of Riley Truitt who had a sister named Sarah, but that Sarah married > someone else. > I have some Truitt family data, but have not been able to place my Sarah > with > her parents. I looked in my Family Tree Maker software and did not locate a Sarah Truitt who married a Castleberry; although I do have several Sarah's. I will keep looking for you. Nell - Texas1933@aol.com

I don't have the obit you are seeking but I do have a Truitt gggrandmother from Troup Co. Sarah Truitt was married to Edward Castleberry ca 1800 in probably Hancock Co. and they later went to Troup Co. where he died in 1840. Sarah is in the 1850 census in Troup Co. Edward Castleberry was an executor to will of Riley Truitt who had a sister named Sarah, but that Sarah married someone else. I have some Truitt family data, but have not been able to place my Sarah with her parents. Do you by any chance have any information on this Sarah Truitt? I will appreciate any help you can offer. Barbara Good

> Troup Co. Ga Obituaries > A new message, "Elesiff A. Kirk Obituary," was posted by John R. Adams > on Tue, 29 Dec 1998 > > --- > NAME: John R. Adams > EMAIL: traceradams@mindspring.com > SURNAMES: Kirk, Carter > DATE: Dec 29 1998 > QRYTEXT: THE GOSPEL MESSENGER, Butler, Ga. Vol. 8 No. 8 > August, 1886 > > Mrs. Elesiff A. Kirk, wife of Henry D. Kirk, and only daughter of Benjamin F. and R. M. Carter, was born September 10, 1838, in Putnam County, Georgia, and died at her residence, in Troup County, Ga., May 12, 1886, aged forty seven years, eight months and two days. From the best evidence we can gather, she obtained a good hope in Christ some time during the year 1866. In the year 1867 she went to the Church at County Line, Heard County, Ga., and related the dealings of the Lord with her, and was received into full fellowship and was baptized by Elder H. S. Burson. From the day of her identity with the church, until death put an end to her earthly pilgrimage, she lived in fellowship and dear esteem with her church and all the dear laity who knew her. She indeed had that inward adorning of a meek amd lowly Spirit, which in the sight of God is of great price. She was not only a professor of the religion of Jesus, but a doer of the work; manifesting daily her faith by her works, n! > ever ceasing when in her power to administer to suffering humanity. She was truly a nurse to the sick, and a true friend to the poor and needy. In the death of Sister Kirk society has lost one of its most precious jewells, her children a loving mother, and the church at County Line a devoted member. But blessed be the name of the Lord, she is sweetly resting in Jesus from all her labors and her good works are folllowing her. She died in the triumph of a living faith in Jesus. She leaves an aged father and mother, six children, together with many relatives and friends, to mourn her loss. May the Lord bless the bereaved is the desire of A. B. Whatley > Hogansville, Ga. June 21, 1886. > > > This is an automatically-generated notice. If you wish to respond to this > message, please post your response directly to the Troup Co. Ga Obituaries: > > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/TroupObits> > > Thank you! > dmorgan@efn.org --- David W. Morgan --- Honolulu Hawaii Barber Family --- http://members.xoom.com/barberfamily/ Beckham Co OK ----- http://www.rootsweb.com/~okbeckha/ Limestone Co TX -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~txlimest/

Desire to have copy of obituary for Henry Newman Truitt, died 1891. If anyone might have this please send to me. Thanks ever so much! Nell Truitt

> Troup Co. Ga Queries > A new message, "FULLER," was posted by Barbara Schulz on Mon, 28 Dec 1998 > > --- > NAME: Barbara Schulz > EMAIL: bjsgen@aol.com > SURNAMES: FULLER, NICHOLS > DATE: Dec 28 1998 > QRYTEXT: Elizabeth J Fuller b 25 jan 1851 died 16 april 1885 married > Henry Clay NICHOLS b 9 jan 1848 died 29 mar 1912 in Chambers co AL > They are buried with many of their families in Wedowhee Church cemetery Troup Co Ga, I understand they lived in Chambers and Troup.. > > > This is an automatically-generated notice. If you wish to respond to this > message, please post your response directly to the Troup Co. Ga Queries: > > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Troup> > > Thank you! > dmorgan@efn.org --- David W. Morgan --- Honolulu Hawaii Barber Family --- http://members.xoom.com/barberfamily/ Beckham Co OK ----- http://www.rootsweb.com/~okbeckha/ Limestone Co TX -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~txlimest/

SHIRLEY SLEDGE was born March 20, 1777 in Halifax County, North Carolina, and died November 14, 1868 in Troup County, Georgia. He married MOLSEY MONTGOMERY HILL, daughter of ROBERT HILL and REBECCA ADAMS. Children are: Shirley, Jr., William, and Collin. Shirley married ELIZABETH JANE CURTRIGHT3 July 18, 1844 in Troup County, Georgia, daughter of SAMUEL CURTRIGHT and BARBARA HOWELL. Children of SHIRLEY SLEDGE and ELIZABETH CURTRIGHT are: Nathaniel Howell, Samuel Curtright, James Henry, Charles, Robert Curtright, John Collins, Barbara Antoinette and Viola Montgomery Sledge. I am very interested in exchanging info on these families. Mary Shular Hopper mhopper664@sprintmail.com

> Troup Co. Ga Queries > A new message, "OLIVER, James Bryant," was posted by Beverley Key on Mon, > 28 Dec 1998 > > --- > NAME: Beverley Key > EMAIL: bevkey03@bellsouth.net > SURNAMES: OLIVER > DATE: Dec 28 1998 > QRYTEXT: I am searching for the ancestry of Naomia OLIVER (1826,GA-1909, Randolph Co,AL) who m/Brice DOLLAR in 1849, Meriwether County. Because there are no Olivers in the 1850 Meriwether census, could she be the daughter of James Bryant OLIVER II from Troup County?. > > > This is an automatically-generated notice. If you wish to respond to this > message, please post your response directly to the Troup Co. Ga Queries: > > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Troup> > > Thank you! > dmorgan@efn.org --- David W. Morgan --- Honolulu Hawaii Barber Family --- http://members.xoom.com/barberfamily/ Beckham Co OK ----- http://www.rootsweb.com/~okbeckha/ Limestone Co TX -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~txlimest/

In a message dated 12/27/98 10:53:00 PM, you wrote: <<http://www.lgc.peachnet.edu/archives>> I was searching for my ancestors in Troup County and discovered that my father is not listed in your Cemetery listing. He was Primus Turner Hipp, Troup Co. Probate Judge in late 50s and until his death in 1968. Iwould like information on his birth date, and information on his grandfather, William James Hipp B. 8/7/1842 and William's wife, Mary Louise Bailey B. 9/17/1846. Both of these latter are listed in your Cemetery listings. Any information that you may furnish will be much appreciated. Thank you. Augustus J. Hipp AJRFH3@AOL.COM

> Troup Co. Ga Queries > A new message, "DENNIS family," was posted by David Dennis on Fri, 25 Dec > 1998 > > --- > NAME: David Dennis > EMAIL: dddennis@concentric.net > SURNAMES: DENNIS > DATE: Dec 25 1998 > QRYTEXT: I am seeking clues or confirmation that the Hiram and Allen > DENNIS in early Troup county may be related to the Hiram and Allen Dennis I think desended from William Dennis of Lincoln County,GA. Also wondering if they or their desendants are related to the the Dennis families in Tallapossa County,Al. > cir War between the States. My interest in them is that my Dennis line were close neghibors to a William Dennis who died in Lincoln Co.,GA about 1822 and whose eldest son was Allen Dennis. A Hiram was a few years younger. Mine went to Autauga County, AL cir 1822 while Willaims stayed in Lincoln > until cir 1835. About that time many of mine moved to Coosa Co.,Al some say due to being nervous about Indian bloodlines > and some of the other line moved to Tallapossa County just east of them. This is very speculative and I was hoping to get any confirmation however tiny before pursuing it.. > > > This is an automatically-generated notice. If you wish to respond to this > message, please post your response directly to the Troup Co. Ga Queries: > > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Troup> > > Thank you! > dmorgan@efn.org --- David W. Morgan --- Honolulu Hawaii Barber Family --- http://members.xoom.com/barberfamily/ Beckham Co OK ----- http://www.rootsweb.com/~okbeckha/ Limestone Co TX -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~txlimest/

HMMM...seems like the URL doesn't work. Couldn't it possibly be with a 'www' at the beggining of it? Mike LisaTM@aol.com wrote: > > I have to write and let ya'll know what a wonderful resource Troup Co., GA > has, I'm sure many of you know about it, but some may not. > > It is the archives at http:lagrangenews.com. Once there, click on "History" > on the left. After that page loads, scroll down and click on "Archives". You > will find many useful things there, but also they will do a brief (30 minute) > search of Troup County and Western GA without charge. > > I recently wrote to them asking about relatives in Troup Co., and here is a > copy of what I got back.... including this so it might help fellow > researchers... > *************** > > Dear Mrs. Melvin: We have a good bit on the family you mentioned. Charles > W. Smith was the son of Wiley Brooks Smith born 4-11-1825 died 7-16-1874 > and his 2nd wife, Eliza Scott Hall born 8-29-1837 died 4-7-1912. Wiley > Brooks Smith was the son of Wiley Smith born 11-7-1778 died 12-10-1838 > Troup Co.,Ga and his wife Elizabeth Hearn born 5-14-1778 died 5-22-1847 > Troup Co.,Ga. (Wiley and E. Hearn married 7-7-1803). Wiley Smith was the > son of Abram Smith who served in the American Revolution and was at > Yourktown. Wiley Brooks Smith and Eliza S Hall were married 12-1-1859 > in Troup Co.,Ga. Eliza Scott Hall was the daughter of Young J. Hall born > 8-30-1801 Greene Co.,Ga died 2-22-1861 Troup Co.,Ga and Mariah Ann Howell > born 4-5-1809 Greene Co.,Ga died 6-29-1886 Troup Co.,Ga. and they married > in Greene Co.,Ga 9-7-1825. Mariah Ann Howell was the daughter of > Nathaniel Howell, Jr. and his wife Elizabeth Wagnon and their parents were > Nathaniel Howell (a Lt. in American Revolution) and Ann Nail (daughter of > Daniel and Barbara Nail) and Daniel Wagnon (soldier of American Revolution > who died in 1840s in Troup Co) and his wife Elizabeth who died in Greene > co.,Ga in 1821. You have many relatives in Troup County. Susan A. > "Sudie" Brooks was the daughter of Thomas J. Brooks born 1838 married > 12-2-1856 Troup Co.,Ga died ca 1895 and his wife Susan E. Grimmett born > 1840. Thomas J. Brooks was the son of Maxey Brooks born 8-11-1791 married > 1830 died 8-8-1861 Meriwether Co.,Ga (just east of us) and his wife Lucy > Thornton born 9-11-1812 died 10-16-1879. We also have the Howell line back > further and the Brooks and Thorntons. Hope some of this helps. We have > all this in books if you would like copies of the pages from which it came, > please remit a check for $10.00 to the Troup County Archives, P.O.Box 1051 > LaGrange, Ga 30241. > > Sincerely, > > F.C.johnson,III, > County Historian > > At 08:03 PM 12/14/98, you wrote: > >12/14/98 8:03:37 PM 205.188.193.56 > > > >First---Lisa > > > >MI---T > > > >LastName---Melvin > > > >Address1-- > > > >2ndLine--- > > > >City-- > >State--- > > > >Country--- > > > >ZipCode--- > > > >E-Mail---LisaTM@aol.com > > > >Home telephone-- > >Type of Research---Research in other areas > > > >background--- > > >Request details---Looking for obituary for Charles W. SMITH, b 1862 d. > 1931?; Sudie Brooks SMITH b 1872 d 1934?; and Eliza Scott SMITH b 1839 d. > 1922? > > > >All believed to be buried Hillview Cemetary, LaGrange, Troup Co, GA > > > >Comments---Thank you in advance for any help. These are my > great-grandparents and my great-great grandmother. I knew they were in > LaGrange, but didn't know their birth/death dates for sure.. I think I have > found them in your cemetery database.. This is a great service you have. > Even if you can't find the obituaries, just knowing where they are buried > is a fantastic start. Happy Holidays :) LisaTM@aol.com > > > > > > > > > Sincerely, Kaye Lanning Minchew, Troup County (GA) Archives > http://www.lgc.peachnet.edu/archives/tcarchiv.htm > ************* > Sorry for the long post. Hope others may be as successful in their quests. > > Lisa > > ==== GATROUP Mailing List ==== > Our GATROUP List archives may be searched at > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

I have to write and let ya'll know what a wonderful resource Troup Co., GA has, I'm sure many of you know about it, but some may not. It is the archives at http:lagrangenews.com. Once there, click on "History" on the left. After that page loads, scroll down and click on "Archives". You will find many useful things there, but also they will do a brief (30 minute) search of Troup County and Western GA without charge. I recently wrote to them asking about relatives in Troup Co., and here is a copy of what I got back.... including this so it might help fellow researchers... *************** Dear Mrs. Melvin: We have a good bit on the family you mentioned. Charles W. Smith was the son of Wiley Brooks Smith born 4-11-1825 died 7-16-1874 and his 2nd wife, Eliza Scott Hall born 8-29-1837 died 4-7-1912. Wiley Brooks Smith was the son of Wiley Smith born 11-7-1778 died 12-10-1838 Troup Co.,Ga and his wife Elizabeth Hearn born 5-14-1778 died 5-22-1847 Troup Co.,Ga. (Wiley and E. Hearn married 7-7-1803). Wiley Smith was the son of Abram Smith who served in the American Revolution and was at Yourktown. Wiley Brooks Smith and Eliza S Hall were married 12-1-1859 in Troup Co.,Ga. Eliza Scott Hall was the daughter of Young J. Hall born 8-30-1801 Greene Co.,Ga died 2-22-1861 Troup Co.,Ga and Mariah Ann Howell born 4-5-1809 Greene Co.,Ga died 6-29-1886 Troup Co.,Ga. and they married in Greene Co.,Ga 9-7-1825. Mariah Ann Howell was the daughter of Nathaniel Howell, Jr. and his wife Elizabeth Wagnon and their parents were Nathaniel Howell (a Lt. in American Revolution) and Ann Nail (daughter of Daniel and Barbara Nail) and Daniel Wagnon (soldier of American Revolution who died in 1840s in Troup Co) and his wife Elizabeth who died in Greene co.,Ga in 1821. You have many relatives in Troup County. Susan A. "Sudie" Brooks was the daughter of Thomas J. Brooks born 1838 married 12-2-1856 Troup Co.,Ga died ca 1895 and his wife Susan E. Grimmett born 1840. Thomas J. Brooks was the son of Maxey Brooks born 8-11-1791 married 1830 died 8-8-1861 Meriwether Co.,Ga (just east of us) and his wife Lucy Thornton born 9-11-1812 died 10-16-1879. We also have the Howell line back further and the Brooks and Thorntons. Hope some of this helps. We have all this in books if you would like copies of the pages from which it came, please remit a check for $10.00 to the Troup County Archives, P.O.Box 1051 LaGrange, Ga 30241. Sincerely, F.C.johnson,III, County Historian At 08:03 PM 12/14/98, you wrote: >12/14/98 8:03:37 PM 205.188.193.56 > >First---Lisa > >MI---T > >LastName---Melvin > >Address1-- > >2ndLine--- > >City-- >State--- > >Country--- > >ZipCode--- > >E-Mail---LisaTM@aol.com > >Home telephone-- >Type of Research---Research in other areas > >background--- >Request details---Looking for obituary for Charles W. SMITH, b 1862 d. 1931?; Sudie Brooks SMITH b 1872 d 1934?; and Eliza Scott SMITH b 1839 d. 1922? > >All believed to be buried Hillview Cemetary, LaGrange, Troup Co, GA > >Comments---Thank you in advance for any help. These are my great-grandparents and my great-great grandmother. I knew they were in LaGrange, but didn't know their birth/death dates for sure.. I think I have found them in your cemetery database.. This is a great service you have. Even if you can't find the obituaries, just knowing where they are buried is a fantastic start. Happy Holidays :) LisaTM@aol.com > > > > Sincerely, Kaye Lanning Minchew, Troup County (GA) Archives http://www.lgc.peachnet.edu/archives/tcarchiv.htm ************* Sorry for the long post. Hope others may be as successful in their quests. Lisa

Folks, this has been an eventful year, and I have really enjoyed getting back into genealogy, after many years away. This mail list and the web site are provided to us for free, courtesy of Rootsweb, meaning most of the bills are paid out of the pocket of Brian Leverich and Karen Isaacson. If you have $12 you can spare, or $24, or even $50, it will help Rootsweb continue to grow and provide us with even more space and goodies. That $50 for one year gets you a web site on Rootsweb with 25 megabytes of space. Or for just $12 a year you can get one mail list, (want one for your favorite surname?) and seven GenConnect boards where you can post queries, obits, wills, deeds, etc. Here are the new surname lists that someone else has already chosen. Some of them don't work yet. I tried the Coker and Posey lists, and they work, but the Markham list doesn't work yet. The GenConnect team is on vacation until the 28th. When they come back, I hope to get a couple of surname lists of my own. GENCONNECT ANNOUNCES NEW SURNAME BOARDS. Pam Carey Durstock <durp@one.net> provided the following information. Last week RootsWeb announced the availability of GenConnect surname boards as a new benefit offered to Sponsors and Donors. Please visit <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/sponsors.html>. If you are not familiar with GenConnect, please visit <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index.html> and the surname index at <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/indx/FamAssoc.html>. Link to GenConnect Fun Facts at <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/stats.html>. Since last week's announcement 1,550 new surname boards have come online for 424 surnames (each surname can have up to seven board types -- queries, Bible records, biographies, deeds, obituaries, pensions, and wills). Please visit the boards for your favorite surnames. If you post some data while you are there, the whole genealogical community will benefit. Here is a list of GenConnect surname boards as of 19 December. (N.B.: The URL for surname boards beginning with A is <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index/Surnames/A.html>. For surname boards beginning with another letter, simply substitute another letter for the A in the URL.) Ackerman, Adams, Adkins, Aldrich, Armes, Arthur, Auger, Awtrey, Baisden, Bankston, Barger, Barnett, Barringer, Basford, Beaird, Bear, Beem, Bemis, Benn, Bergerson, Bernard, Bibbins, Bible, Bishop, Blackburn, Blackwell, Blagdon, Blanchard, Blanshan, Bloyd, Boatright, Bowen, Bowles, Bozeman, Braden, Bradford, Brainerd, Branson, Braun, Brinager, Brinkley, Brobst, Bronte, Broughton, Broyles, Buchanan, Burket, Burnett, Burns, Byrd, Cagle, Cales, Call, Cannon, Caples, Carmack, Carman, Carroll, Carwile, Case, Causey, Cavin, Childers, Chinn, Clayton, Clayworth, Clendinen, Cochran, Coffin, Coker, Colby, Collings, Colvin, Combs, Connally, Copeland, Corns, Corwin, Coslow, Coulehan, Countryman, Cowley, Cox, Crain, Cranford, Crews, Crocker, Cronwoven, Cullop, Culver, Currell, Cuthrell, Dalton, Davenport, Davidson, DeGarmo, Decker, Dehart, Dellinger, Dennett, Dent, Dever, Deweese, Dierdorff, Dixon, Donnelly, Doub, Dover, Downing, Dressback, DuBose, Durman, Dwinell, Dwyer, Eller, Elliott, Emmes, Engle, Faulkner, Faust, Feathers, Ferguson, Fincher, Fisher, Fisk, Flanagan, Fleenor, Flesher, Foote, Forey, Forren, Fountaine, Fox, Freeman, Fuller, Gallagher, Gard, Garoutte, Garrison, Gaskins, Gaulding, Gay, Geiger, Gibbons, Glattfelder, Goad, Gore, Greenslit, Griffin, Guthrie, Hackett, Hagan, Hagerty, Haile, Haines, HallDavid, Hallman, Hamlin, Hancock, Hanratty, Harrell, Harrington, Hartman, Harvey, Hatcher, Haughn, Head, Hennion, Hepler, Hersum, Hiestand, Higbie, Higginbotham, Higgins, Hightower, Hodges, Hoffman, Holder, Hollinger, Hollingsworth, Hommel, Hornaday, Howland, Hoyle, Huddleston, Hughes, Humphreys, Huss, Hyde, Icenogle, Irish, Isaacs, Jefferson, Jerome, Jewell, Jordan, Journey, Judd, Kaufman, Kellogg, Kennedy, Kimbro, King, Kinzer, Kirkpatrick, Klemme, Kornegay, Kunza, Ladd, Lamb, Lanaghan, Latey, Lathrop, Latimer, Latta, Lawrence, Layzell, Leach, Leake, Letson, Lincoln, Locke, Lorance, Lovelace, Lovette, Lucas, Lufborrow, Lumbley, MacCurry, MacDaniel, Mackey, Maderas, Maley, Mallory, Mann, Markham, McCarley, McCarty, McClennen, McCurdy, McDonald, McGee, McGovney, McHugh, McKinney, McKnight, McKown, McLees, McLinden, McNeal, McPhail, Meacham, Medley, Meriwether, Miller, Mills, Moffitt, Montgomgery, Mooney, Morrison, Mottram, Mount, Murphy, Myatt, Myers, Neeley, Neibaur, Netterville, New, Newton, Nicholson, Norwood, ORourke, Odam, Odell, Oliver, Orear, Owens, Paddack, Page, Parker, Pate, Pearsall, Peden, Penny, Pfouts, Phelan, Phifer, Philbin, Philbrick, Phillips, Pierce, Pletsch, Posey, Pridgen, Pruitt, Pruner, Pryor, Pyle, Quick, Quiggle, Quigley, Reckinger, Reeb, Remick, Rhea, Riker, Rinehart, Roach, Robertson, Robinson, Rohrer, Romspert, Rose, Rosenberger, Ross, Roth, Rowell, Rowland, Rude, Rutherford, Saathoff, Sackett, Saffell, Saint, Sankey, Sawyer, Schaub, Schmoyer, Seaman, Secor, Self, Sellers, Shannon, Shaw, Shirk, Shiver, Shockey, Shoemake, Sholar, Shropshire, Shuman, Singletary, Sinks, Sires, Skiles, Slough, Slye, Smith, Snead, Snowdon, Solon, Soutter, Spainhour, Speidel, Spicer, Spruill, Starling, Starr, StarrHenry, Staten, Steichen, Steinke, Stinchfield, Stocker, Sturm, Summa, Sumner, Sutton, Swindle, Sykes, Tallent, Tart, Tarwater, Taulbee, Teasley, Tebbetts, Temple, Thames, Thornton, Timbrell, Timm, Tipton, Tolson, Toseley, Transou, Trice, Urban, Utter, VanArsdale, VanCleave, VanOrden, Vanderpool, Varner, Vencill, Vieau, Vincent, Voss, Vrooman, Wade, Wagoner, Walker, Wallace, Walsh, Weathers, Weborg, Webster, Went, Wertz, West, Whitwell, Wick, Wier, Wilbanks, Wilhite, Wilkinson, Winn, Wise, Wood, Woodard, Woodlief, Woolford, Wright, Yancey Oh yes, the disclaimer. I don't work for Rootsweb, so don't send the money to me. I am just grateful for the services they do provide. Have a safe holiday! David dmorgan@efn.org --- David W. Morgan --- Honolulu Hawaii Barber Family --- http://members.xoom.com/barberfamily/ Beckham Co OK ----- http://www.rootsweb.com/~okbeckha/ Limestone Co TX -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~txlimest/

> Troup Co. Ga Queries > A new message, "SAMPLE," was posted by Jim Sample on Tue, 22 Dec 1998 > > --- > NAME: Jim Sample > EMAIL: jes@rollanet.org > SURNAMES: SAMPLE > DATE: Dec 22 1998 > QRYTEXT: Jane HUSTON SAMPLE, b. in the 1770's and wife of William SAMPLE. Jane moved to Troup Co., sometime after 1831 when William died in Putnam Co., GA. Jane lived in Troup Co. until her death on Mar 31, 1849. Her burial place is unknown however her will is recorded in book "B" on page 7 and was recorded Mar 15th, 1849 in Troup Co. Her children were: James 1790, John T. 1796, Uziah 1798, Elizabeth 1800, Jane 1802, William M. 1806, Felix 1809, Newton Huston 1812, and Catherine 1818. Any help finding where Jane is buried plus any other info would be appreciated. Thanks, Jim SAMPLE. > > > This is an automatically-generated notice. If you wish to respond to this > message, please post your response directly to the Troup Co. Ga Queries: > > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Troup> > > Thank you! > dmorgan@efn.org --- David W. Morgan --- Honolulu Hawaii Barber Family --- http://members.xoom.com/barberfamily/ Beckham Co OK ----- http://www.rootsweb.com/~okbeckha/ Limestone Co TX -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~txlimest/

> Troup Co. Ga Queries > A new message, "FREEMAN," was posted by Martha J. Helms on Mon, 21 Dec > 1998 > > --- > NAME: Martha J. Helms > EMAIL: RKH23@AOL.COM > SURNAMES: Freeman, Harris > DATE: Dec 21 1998 > QRYTEXT: I am looking for information on a Martha A. Freeman who was born about 1823 (died in Atlanta at the age of 68 on 11-3-1891) and married Theophilus Harris in Troup Co., GA around July 1855. I am looking for her parents and siblings. Any help is greatly appreciated! > . > > > This is an automatically-generated notice. If you wish to respond to this > message, please post your response directly to the Troup Co. Ga Queries: > > <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Troup> > > Thank you! > dmorgan@efn.org --- David W. Morgan --- Honolulu Hawaii Barber Family --- http://members.xoom.com/barberfamily/ Beckham Co OK ----- http://www.rootsweb.com/~okbeckha/ Limestone Co TX -- http://www.rootsweb.com/~txlimest/

I have Crenshaw ancestors in Cobb County in 1830 and 1840--Nathanial Crenshaw and his wife, Sophia Lenderman, and their son William Crenshaw and his wife Matilda Landers. The family came to Georgia from the Pendleton District in South Carolina. Nathaniel was the son of Jesse Crenshaw. The Cobb County Crenshaws moved on to Marshall County, Mississippi, in the 1840's. Does any of this connect to your Crenshaws in Troup County? I am also descended from Brazells and Scoggins families in Troup County. Jane Brazell Sisolak Fort Worth, TX