Lynda you can purchase one through the Troup County Archives. I will have to do the address later. I have it booked marked. I found it the first time by doing a search for Troup County History. Firewalker, there are some great internet historic map sites. I need to go through my notes and find the web addresses. (My to do list is also growing.) Anybody have any sites handy that you could send us. When you send to replies back to the sender and to the list that person gets two copies of the email. Hilda

Thank you for the bit of history. This brings your area more to life for me. What I am wondering is if anyone might have maps of the area from the Civil War period? Or point me in a direction. I would be interested in state, county, town city limit lines. Since my family seems to have traversed the area from Columbus to Tuskegee before, during, and after the CIvil War I would like a map to bring closer to home what was there and was going on. It might give me a much better idea about their lifestyles and why they might move around so much. It also might help me to picture why my people eventually went to Texas.

Hi Everybody I want to say welcome to all of you who have joined yesterday and today. We just keep adding new members. I hope all of you that are new will post a note and let us know a little about who you are and who you are searching. This is so much fun. All of you are really bringing back memories for me. My husband thinks I am loosing it, I will read your notes and shout out oh that reminds me of Polly (Surname) we use to have so much fun and David (Surname) BOY could he make your heart throb! LaGrange was a small town and a wonderful place to grow up. I never realized how much I miss living there. I hope we can make some connections. Quite a few of your surnames are still listed in the phone book there. So you may even try writing to some of them, and see if they can give you any information. Speaking of the phone book I was looking over some posts this am and comparing them to the listings, when I saw this story in the front and thought I would share it with you. It was the spring of 1865. An earthen fort had been painstakingly built across from the Chattahooche River two years before, to protect the Chattahoochee River bridges and strategic railroad junction at West Point from Union invasion. The town was quiet and the river flowed peacefully around its bends. Supplies were plentiful, thanks to the railroad and local farmers. West Point was a strategic store house for the Confederacy, and so was targeted by the Union forces. Several Confederate hosiptals were full or recuperating soldiers, some of whom would soon be elevated to hero status - at least those who survived. The earthen fort was about 35 yards square and consisted of a four-and-a-half-foot high parapet of packed clay, fronted by a ditch 12 feet wide by 10 feet deep. In the last dying breaths of the Confederacy, fort Tyler held out to the very last. Early in the morning on Easter Sunday, April 16, the Federals attacked - 3,500 of them. Commanded by Brigadier GENERAL ROBERT C. TYLER, a garrison of about 120 convalescing soldiers from local hospitals and civilian volunteers banded together with a small unit of soldiers from LaGrange to defend the fort and town. All day the town was barraged by cannon fire, and Mrs. A. W. GRIGGS, a wife of a Confederate surgeon, led the women of the town in giving aid and shelter to the wounded from both armies. by afternoon, the fort had fallen to the Federals, and GENERAL TYLER was dead. Following the battle, federal troops destroyed 19 confederate engines and 340 railroad cars located with supplies, cotton goods, machinery and leather at the Freight Depot in West Point. The fort was named in honor of Tyler, quatermaster for the Confederacy. His background remains a mystery and no family has ever been known to visit his grave. In 1895, a reservoir was built on the hill to preserve the southeast section of the earthworks. Today fort Tyler is open for quiet reflective walks. Do we have any that are searching the Tyler name? This is what I mean when I see a name and date I get so sidetracked, so I book mark it purchased a flex file and will stick it in the T's. Looking forward to more of those post. Has anyone connected yet. Happy Labor Day and don't work to hard. Hilda

I am searching for information on Warren Hopson, and his wife, Sabra ? He was in the 1830 and 1840 census, near to what we believe is his brother, William. William was made the guardian of Louisa Bluford Hopson after the death of her father, Hardy. Is Hardy the father of all three? Nancy Wedemeyer baylorbear@msn.com

Does anyone know where I can buy a copy of "History of Troup County"? Thanks. Lynda (Tatum) Veal

I have HENRY CLINTON WILKERSON, b. 6 Feb, 1812 probably Putnam Co GA. m. ELIZABETH RENCAD/RENAUD?RENO?RENEAU? 1831 Troup County. children: WILLIAM HARRISON WILKERSON b. 4 Sept, 1836 Troup Co. m.LUCINDA HAMMACK/HAMMOCK 1860 Tallapoosa,AL MARY J. WILKERSON b. abt 1834, Troup Co GA. m. WILLIAM R. ROBINSON 1853, Macon Co AL. Henry in Tallapoosa Co. AL by 1850, then Macon County by 1855. Died 21 Jan, 1863, Macon Co AL. Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Cemetery near Notasulga. Any help deeply appreciated. Karen Wilkerson Robinson karenr@c-gate.net

Hello, I am enjoying the new Troup List, and appreciate such an enthusiastic and contributory listowner as Hilda. Thanks. I have WILKERSON in Troup County. I am particularly interested in an ABLE/ABEL WILKERSON, who won land there in the 1827 Lottery. Abel is found in Putnam and Irwin County, before he moved to Troup. He is on the 1830 and 1840 Troup Co. Census. I did some research at the Archives there and found several deeds for Abel, one of which listed him as a resident of Tallapoosa County AL, dated 1842. Other names on these deeds as witnesses or participants are: Asa BENNETT, Edmund CARLISLE, HOGG, SAXON, IRWIN WILKERSON, HARRISON S. WILKERSON. (By the way, I have transcribed these deeds,and will gladly share if anyone is interested). Abel is the son of HAMMON WILKERSON. The children of Hammon are: John Wilkerson b. 1777 Elijah Wilkerson b. 1778 William Wilkerson b. 1779 Abel Wilkerson b. 1780 Reuben Wilkerson b. 1781 Frances Wilkerson Zarah Wilkerson b. 1783 Lemuel Wilkerson b 1784 Caleb Wilkerson b. 1785 Jeptha Wilkerson b. 1792 Eldred Wilkerson b. 1796 Simeon Wilkerson b. 1798 I realize this is a lengthy message, but am interested in any Wilkerson connection to any of these. Thanks, Karen Wilkerson Robinson karenr@c-gate.net

I have a copy of the HISTORY OF TROUP COUNTY by Clifford L. Smith - 1933 and wouldbe glad to do look ups. My TROUP county ancestors were HENRY ROGERS (1787-1835) and ALLELUIAH LOVE 1791-1859 daughter of COL. DAVID LOVE & JEAN BLEWETT of Green County, Ga. Have been looking for HENRY ROGER's PARENTS for a long time. They probably came from NC. Henry was at one time, Sherrif of Troup County. Thanks, Caroline Burnett Cook great great great granddaughter of Henry Rogers. Henry Rogers and Allie Love Jane Emily Rogers and Eldridge Swepston Greenwood Allie Love Greenwood and James Hudson Norton Eldridge Greenwod Norton and Fannie Perry Rudulph Caroline Beasley Norton and Charles Archer Burnett Caroline Burnett (that's me) and Boyce Wayne Cook

I have a copy of the HISTORY OF TROUP COUNTY by Clifford L. Smith - 1933 and wouldbe glad to do look ups. My TROUP county ancestors were HENRY ROGERS (1787-1835) and ALLELUIAH LOVE 1791-1859 daughter of COL. DAVID LOVE & JEAN BLEWETT of Green County, Ga. Have been looking for HENRY ROGER's PARENTS for a long time. They probably came from NC. Henry was at one time, Sherrif of Troup County. Thanks, Caroline Burnett Cook great great great granddaughter of Henry Rogers. Henry Rogers and Allie Love Jane Emily Rogers and Eldridge Swepston Greenwood Allie Love Greenwood and James Hudson Norton Eldridge Greenwod Norton and Fannie Perry Rudulph Caroline Beasley Norton and Charles Archer Burnett Caroline Burnett (that's me) and Boyce Wayne Cook

Hi Ken: My line: George Boyd b 1691 Antrim, Ireland\Patrick Boyd b 1711 Ireland m 1st.Rachel Grissom 2nd Ann Douglass (my line)\Henry Boyd b 1755 m Reform Winders //Elias Boyd b 1805 N.C. or S.C. in Jasper Co/Henry County in 1820s, Russell Co in 1830s, Troup Co. in 1830s?, 1840s poss 1850s d 1886 Limestone Co., Al\Elias Mitchell Boyd b 12 july 1833 m Frances Ann Willis\Mary T. Boyd b 02 May 1861 m. James Wesley Meacham\Mary Frances Meacham b 13 Sep 1887 m Thomas Jefferson Lipham\William Lipham (me) m Doreen Steven We have not been able to prove the connection between Elias Boyd and Henry Boyd to anyone's satisfaction yet. We are still trying. Any help on establishing the Parents of Elias Boyd would be greatly appreciated. Bill Lipham Dobi@erols.com Ken woodall wrote: > > my direct boyd line is john boyd born 1740 atrium co. ireland>robert > newberry, sc> rosanna married richard sloan> lewis r. who moved to troup > co ga. boyd ancestors like many lines go back and connect in northern > ireland and/ or scotland. > >

You might try Fred Wright of Winder, GA. He has a large database on our Wright Families of Georgia. His email address is wwfred@atlcom.net. There were many marriages between our Wrights and Jarretts of Henry Co., GA> MinaMB@juno.com MinaMB@aol.com for attachments On Thu, 03 Sep 1998 15:00:27 -0700 Joan Ball <jcb98@bellsouth.net> writes: >Penny, I went to your webpage and looked at your surnames. One of them >is >WRIGHT. Where is your Wright line from and what dates? I have a Wright >line >from Jasper Co GA. >William Thomas Wright born abt 1850. He is the family "brickwall". My >aunts >and uncles have been looking for any thing on him for 30 years. He >came to >Jacksonville, Fl.where he married Pathenia LLoyd . They had 4 >children. One >of who was my grandfather. When Pathenia died William married a >Stratton. >They had a couple of children. Oh, and there is something about the >name >Susie because he named 2 of his daughters that. The one from his >marriage to >my Greatgrandmother Pathenia died as a child. The other was by his >second >marriage. You're doing a good job with your webpage. Joan > >Steve or Penny wrote: > >> Hilda, >> I think you are doing a great job. Keep up the good work. >> Penny >> surnames: http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Rapids/7639 >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Hilda <hkin@mindspring.com> >> To: GATROUP-L@rootsweb.com <GATROUP-L@rootsweb.com> >> Date: Thursday, September 03, 1998 1:47 PM >> Subject: [GATROUP-L] TG The something extra club >> >> >I wish all of you could see this picture. The hair styles are >amazing. >> >I had to post one more this one gives maiden and married names. >Quite >> >an interesting group of ladies. >> > >> >The Something Extra Club in Hogansville gatheredfor this photo in >> >April 1905 inf front of houses on East Main Street. The club >> >members were all reported to be in their twenties, single high >> >school graduates and working. The names in parenthesis are their >> >married name. >> > >> >Fanny Prather (Burgdors) >> >Ollie Lane (Hopson) >> >Letha Matthews (McLaughlin) >> >Claudia Perkins >> >Carrie Shank (Creel) >> >Sara Trimble (Anderson) >> >Ella Jones (Sims) >> >Miss Edwards >> >Saddie Daniel (Whitaker) >> >Jimmie Bass (Phillips) >> >Beuna Jenkins (Strong) >> >Minnie Wilkerson >> > >> >Let me know if you like these and I will try to post others from >time to >> time. >> > >> >Hilda >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >==== GATROUP Mailing List ==== >> > >> > >> >> ==== GATROUP Mailing List ==== > > > > >==== GATROUP Mailing List ==== > > >

Hi Suzanne: Don't have any information on the Traylors myself, however, if I might make a suggestion. If you are close to LaGrange, Georgia, why not stop in at either the Traylor Jewelry Shop (can't think of the name of the street now as I haven't been there for any length of time in about 40-50 years) located around the corner from Bull Street going towards the College, I think or Traylors Pawn Shop on Greenville Rd (I think again) and see if they can help you. I lived in LaGrange until 1949 when I joined the military, and I stop everytime I go through there. A lot of my "kin" are from there (Troup and Heard Counties- Lipham, Meacham, Boyd, Heard, Hill, Lancaster, etc). Listowner Hilda: Will the people get it twice if I just "CC" the list? I just want it to get to the specific addressee and also to the list as I just might pick up some information that way <grin>. I shall place my ancestors on the list as soon as I get it all together and then hope for the best. Please advise. Bill Lipham Dobi@erols.com thecokers@juno.com wrote: > > Seeking additional info on > > MARTHA TRAYLOR b.____, 1832 in Troup > d. ____, 1862 ?? > dau. of WILEY TRAYLOR and ELIZABETH ELSIE VARDEMAN of Troup > > MARTHA TRAYLOR m. JOHN POWELL PORTER in 1853 in Troup. > > Need all info on JOHN POWELL PORTER. Guess he was from somewhere around > Troup. All I have re his location is that he joined CSA army in > Meriwether, but that doesn't mean he was from there. > > (Have a JAMES S. PORTER who could have been his father.) > > John Porter and Martha Traylor had three children that I know of: > > MARTHA PORTER, m. ____ DUKE > MARY PORTER > SARAH JANE PORTER b. 1858 think in Greenville, Meriwether Co. > d, 1948 in Fayette > m. WALTER BRANNON CARNES of Clayton Co., in 1878 > > Should could use the help! > Thanks, > Suzanne > > _____________________________________________________________________ > You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. > Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com > Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] > > ==== GATROUP Mailing List ====

>Return-Path: <bucklog@mylink.net> >Reply-To: <bucklog@mylink.net> >From: "becky buck" <bucklog@mylink.net> >To: <hkin@mindspring.com> >Subject: Fw: Archive Request >Date: Thu, 3 Sep 1998 21:08:29 -0700 >X-MSMail-Priority: Normal > >O.K. Hilda, so what am I doing wrong? My mail to the list keeps bouncing >back. Tried 3 times now. Thanks. > >---------- >> From: becky buck <bucklog@mylink.net> >> To: Troup Co <GATROUP-L-request@rootsweb.com> >> Subject: Fw: Archive Request >> Date: Wednesday, September 02, 1998 9:39 PM >> >> >> >> ---------- >> > From: becky buck <bucklog@mylink.net> >> > To: Troup Co <GATROUP-L-request@rootsweb.com> >> > Subject: Fw: Troup County >> > Date: Tuesday, September 01, 1998 9:30 PM >> > >> > >> > >> > ---------- >> > > From: becky buck <bucklog@mylink.net> >> > > To: RAN-CLAY@rootsweb.com >> > > Subject: Troup County >> > > Date: Monday, August 31, 1998 9:59 PM >> > > >> > > My name is Becky Holder Buck. I was also born in LaGrange Ga but my >> > parents >> > > moved from there when I was a baby. I am trying to find out where my >> > > grandparents Russell William Holder & Margaret Eugenia Smith Holder >are >> > > buried. I obtained a copy of their obituary from The Troup Co. >> Archive. >> > My >> > > grandmothers obit reads: "Mrs. R. W. Holder died at her home in Unity >& >> > the >> > > body was carried to her old home at West Point" from The LaGrange >> > Reporter >> > > printed April 5, 1907. My grandfather's obit reads: "R.W. Holder who >> had >> > > made his home in LaGrange Ga and was well known here died in >> > Manchester.His >> > > body was carried to West Point where it was interred in the family >> > burying >> > > lot." from the LaGrange Reporter printed Jan 3, 1908. Can anyone help >> > with >> > > this? Thank You. >> > > >

> > Hi Ken: > > Did you know that there is two Boyd list dedicated to locating > > and furthering the knowledge of all Boyds? The lists are: > > > > Clanboyd-l-request@rootsweb.com > > > > and/or > > > > Boyd-l-request@rootsweb.com > > > > place subscribe in body of message. > > > > If you want just the digest, place a "d" instead of a "l" (without > > the quotes, but of course you know that!!). > > That is all there is to joining this list. Might I suggest that you > > also place your query in these lists? > > BTW, my anscestors were Boyds and I am actively researching them, > > however, cannot place "your" Boyds at this particular time. If you put > > these Boyds, etc on the Boyd lists, maybe someone else might on the list > > might recognize them and get back to you. I will be glad to discuss the > > Boyd Clan further with you at your convenience. I am also researching > > the Lipham, Meacham, Lancaster, Heard, Hill, Sheets, McGee, etc, etc, > > etc from around Heard Co., Troup Co., and in parts of Alabama. I am > > trying to get my things together so I can place them on this list > > whenever??? > > > > Bill Lipham > > Dobi@erols.com > > > > Ken woodall wrote: > > > > > > BOYD- john w., relative Robert, Rosanna(stewart, both of newberry > > > co., sc) of meriwether co. ga (on 1840 census); daughter Rosanna Sloan > > > 1850 mere. co. census; her sons A.B. and SLOAN-Lewis R > > > Sloan, in Troup co. Ga. by 1861 and in 4th ga inf co b, CSA died > > > 19sep1864 3rd battle of winchester, va. > > > DAVIS- daughter of John Boyd, Jane Amanda and family including > > > husband Silas N. Davis from sc on 1840-1870 troup co. census. 1840 > > > census shows Silas, Jane, and 1 male child. census total=5. my great > > > great grandmother Sarah T. was adopted into this family and married > > > Lewis Sloan. Sarah T. Davis was full Cherokee and escaped the 1838 > > > removal by going from Atlanta area to Hogansville along Chattahootchie > > > River. died in Antioch 1881. daugter Martha married George Washington > > > Woodall 1877. > > > WOODALL- George, parents William L and Nancy(Wilson), uncle and aunt > > > Samuel P. and Mahilda(Wilson) Woodall moved from nc to Troup co. Ga by > > > 1860. Sam defended West point as guard in 1865; William L. fought for > > > CSA. William also left wife, lived wit and had children by a black woman > > > 1870's. disowned by family. > > > > > > Looking for descendants of any of the above. also looking for > > > any info on Cherokees in Troup co. and/or Atlanta area. thank you. ken. > > > > > > ==== GATROUP Mailing List ==== > > > Our GATROUP List archives may be searched at > > > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

Seeking additional info on MARTHA TRAYLOR b.____, 1832 in Troup d. ____, 1862 ?? dau. of WILEY TRAYLOR and ELIZABETH ELSIE VARDEMAN of Troup MARTHA TRAYLOR m. JOHN POWELL PORTER in 1853 in Troup. Need all info on JOHN POWELL PORTER. Guess he was from somewhere around Troup. All I have re his location is that he joined CSA army in Meriwether, but that doesn't mean he was from there. (Have a JAMES S. PORTER who could have been his father.) John Porter and Martha Traylor had three children that I know of: MARTHA PORTER, m. ____ DUKE MARY PORTER SARAH JANE PORTER b. 1858 think in Greenville, Meriwether Co. d, 1948 in Fayette m. WALTER BRANNON CARNES of Clayton Co., in 1878 Should could use the help! Thanks, Suzanne _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

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Penny, I went to your webpage and looked at your surnames. One of them is WRIGHT. Where is your Wright line from and what dates? I have a Wright line from Jasper Co GA. William Thomas Wright born abt 1850. He is the family "brickwall". My aunts and uncles have been looking for any thing on him for 30 years. He came to Jacksonville, Fl.where he married Pathenia LLoyd . They had 4 children. One of who was my grandfather. When Pathenia died William married a Stratton. They had a couple of children. Oh, and there is something about the name Susie because he named 2 of his daughters that. The one from his marriage to my Greatgrandmother Pathenia died as a child. The other was by his second marriage. You're doing a good job with your webpage. Joan Steve or Penny wrote: > Hilda, > I think you are doing a great job. Keep up the good work. > Penny > surnames: http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Rapids/7639 > -----Original Message----- > From: Hilda <hkin@mindspring.com> > To: GATROUP-L@rootsweb.com <GATROUP-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Thursday, September 03, 1998 1:47 PM > Subject: [GATROUP-L] TG The something extra club > > >I wish all of you could see this picture. The hair styles are amazing. > >I had to post one more this one gives maiden and married names. Quite > >an interesting group of ladies. > > > >The Something Extra Club in Hogansville gatheredfor this photo in > >April 1905 inf front of houses on East Main Street. The club > >members were all reported to be in their twenties, single high > >school graduates and working. The names in parenthesis are their > >married name. > > > >Fanny Prather (Burgdors) > >Ollie Lane (Hopson) > >Letha Matthews (McLaughlin) > >Claudia Perkins > >Carrie Shank (Creel) > >Sara Trimble (Anderson) > >Ella Jones (Sims) > >Miss Edwards > >Saddie Daniel (Whitaker) > >Jimmie Bass (Phillips) > >Beuna Jenkins (Strong) > >Minnie Wilkerson > > > >Let me know if you like these and I will try to post others from time to > time. > > > >Hilda > > > > > > > > > >==== GATROUP Mailing List ==== > > > > > > ==== GATROUP Mailing List ====

BOYD- john w., relative Robert, Rosanna(stewart, both of newberry co., sc) of meriwether co. ga (on 1840 census); daughter Rosanna Sloan 1850 mere. co. census; her sons A.B. and SLOAN-Lewis R Sloan, in Troup co. Ga. by 1861 and in 4th ga inf co b, CSA died 19sep1864 3rd battle of winchester, va. DAVIS- daughter of John Boyd, Jane Amanda and family including husband Silas N. Davis from sc on 1840-1870 troup co. census. 1840 census shows Silas, Jane, and 1 male child. census total=5. my great great grandmother Sarah T. was adopted into this family and married Lewis Sloan. Sarah T. Davis was full Cherokee and escaped the 1838 removal by going from Atlanta area to Hogansville along Chattahootchie River. died in Antioch 1881. daugter Martha married George Washington Woodall 1877. WOODALL- George, parents William L and Nancy(Wilson), uncle and aunt Samuel P. and Mahilda(Wilson) Woodall moved from nc to Troup co. Ga by 1860. Sam defended West point as guard in 1865; William L. fought for CSA. William also left wife, lived wit and had children by a black woman 1870's. disowned by family. Looking for descendants of any of the above. also looking for any info on Cherokees in Troup co. and/or Atlanta area. thank you. ken.

Need information on Joseph H. Greene, b. abt 1785 (from census records), married in Greene Co., GA 4-Dec-1804 to Tabitha Whatley, b. abt 1785. d. aft 1850. No other information at all on Joseph Greene or Tabitha Whatley. Joseph H. Greene drew land in the 1825 Georgia Land Lottery, namely Lot 247, District 7 of Troup Co., GA. Moved to Troup Co., GA sometime prior to 1830. The children of Joseph and Tabitha were: Elizabeth Greene (my gg grandmother), b. 11-Oct-1809 in GA, married in Morgan Co., GA 7-Jul-1829 to George H. Crawley (b. Wilkes Co., GA to Charles Crawley and Mary Ellender Hughes, d. 1860/70 Randolph or Tallapoosa Co., AL ). Elizabeth Greene Crawley moved to Texas with her daughters, Jane Elizabeth Crawley Wallace (my great grandmother) and Mary R. Frances Ellender Crawley Parrish. Elizabeth died Jul 1887 in Denton Co., TX and is buried at Belew Cemetery between Aubrey and Pilot Point, TX as are her daughteres Jane Elizabeth Wallace and Mary R. Frances Ellender Parrish. James Greene, b. 1880/10 Elmina Greene, d. aft 1860 (from census data) George Greene, Photo from family album identifies a George Greene Daughter Greene Information from 1830 census Daughter Greene b. 1820/25 Information from 1830 census Son Greene b. 182530 From 1830 census Any information on Joseph H. Greene and Tabitha Whatley would be appreciated. Their marriage is mentioned in a Whatley compilation by George Fields Whatley, but it does not tie in with any family. Thanks so much. Mina Clark Bickerstaff in Fort Worth MinaMB@juno.com MinaMB@aol.com for attachments

WOODALL; SLOAN; BOYD; DAVIS