Happy New Year & Best Wishes To All: I have every reason to believe that William E. Garrett was my great great grandfather, but I need better documentation than I have. My great Grandfather, Benjamin F Garrett listed on his death certificate as born Oct. 19, 1870 in Springtown, Arkansas, Benton County. It also list his parents as Elisha Garrett & Caroline Daniels & both having been from Georgia. William Elisha Garrett built the first cabin in Big Spring, Arkansas, Benton County. He later named it Springtown, Arkansas. In the Union County Georgia Census, in either 1850 or 1860 census he is listed as Elisha Garrett. I find no record of him ever being married to Caroline Daniels in Arkansas, but believe that he was married to a Asley C. Daniels [Caroline] in Union County, Georgia & that she probably died in child birth with my great granddad or from complications shortly after, because William "Elisha" Garrett marries Mary Ellen Culberson April 06, 1871 in Benton County, Arkansas. this was only a few months after Benjamin's birth & at the time William "Elisha" would have been about 39 years old. Descendants of William Elisha Garrett 1 [1] William Elisha GARRETT b: April 14, 1840 in North Carolina d: December 04, 1910 in Benton County, Arkansas . +Asley "Caroline" DANIEL? b: 1851 in Georgia m: Bef. 1870 ...... 2 [2] Benjamin Franklin GARRETT b: October 19, 1870 in Springtown, Arkansas, Benton County d: August 14, 1930 in WaKeeney, Kansas Trego County .......... +[3] Susan LEWIS b: January 07, 1875 in Arkansas m: September 27, 1891 in Benton Co. ,Arkansas by W. M. Garrett J. P. d: January 02, 1963 in Yuba City, Sutter County, California *2nd Wife of [1] William Elisha GARRETT: . +Mary Ellen CULBERSON b: May 08, 1847 in Washington County, Arkansas m: April 06, 1871 in Benton County, Arkansas d: Aft. 1903 in Benton County, Arkansas ...... 2 [2] Benjamin Franklin GARRETT b: October 19, 1870 in Springtown, Arkansas, Benton County d: August 14, 1930 in WaKeeney, Kansas Trego County .......... +[3] Susan LEWIS b: January 07, 1875 in Arkansas m: September 27, 1891 in Benton Co. ,Arkansas by W. M. Garrett J. P. d: January 02, 1963 in Yuba City, Sutter County, California ...... 2 Della GARRETT b: October 09, 1873 ...... 2 Gertrude GARRETT b: August 20, 1882 The above information on William "Elisha" is only a strong belief at this time. I need documentation to support this theory, or shoot it down. Any & all information & or suggestions would very much appreciated. Thank You Gayle M. Garrett <[email protected]>

Hey Mary, I have this book. I bought it in 1998. They should still have some at the Union County Heritage. Is there something I can look up for you? Eddie ---------- > From: Mary <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [GAUNION] Union County Heritage Book > Date: Monday, January 01, 2001 9:13 AM > > Hi, cousins. Does anyone know if the above book is still available? I > bought one pre-publication and put all my Seabolt stuff in it and now MY > book has just flat disappeared. > > Thanks, Cousin Mary in OK > > Mary Bryant Park > [email protected] > > > ==== GAUNION Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe, send your email to > [email protected] with only the > word "unsubscribe" in the body of your email.

They were still available the last time I checked. Try the Union Co. Historical Society, PO Box 35 Blairsville, GA 30512 OR -- perhaps someone on the list has a phone number. Jerri in Mpls.

Hi, cousins. Does anyone know if the above book is still available? I bought one pre-publication and put all my Seabolt stuff in it and now MY book has just flat disappeared. Thanks, Cousin Mary in OK Mary Bryant Park [email protected]

Posted on: Union Co. GA Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Union/744 Surname: Clements, Elliot, Galloway ------------------------- Check out CAT's link to Narvie Clements - He is a descendent of Josiah Clements of Union County. Josiah married Rebecca Elliot. Rebecca was born in 1818. Josiah Clements bd. 1811, NC 1. Martha Adaline Clement(s) m William Henry Galloway bd. 19 Mar 1856 dd. 20 Jan 1941 Rebecca Louisa Galloway bd. 18 Feb 1874 dd. 1 Mar 1943 Laura Galloway bd. aft 1880 Iowa Josephine Galloway bd. 26 Nov 1877, Blairsville, Union County, Georgia1,2 dd. 6 Jun 1934, Smithonia, Oglethorpe County, Georgia.2 brd. Collier Baptist Church2 Adcus Galloway Osic Galloway2 Emma Galloway 2. John Clements bd. 1838 3. Josiah Jr Clements bd. 1847 4. Zachary Taylor Clements bd. 1850, Union County GA 5. William Riley Clements bd. 1835 Martha J. Clements bd. 1860, TN dd. Jul 1879, Union County GA3 6. Lousia Clements bd. 1842 7. Isaac Clements bd. 18401. NAME: 1880 Union County GA 1. NAME: 1880 Union County GA CensusNAME: Census en, “NAME: 1880 Union County GA Census NAME: Census entry NAME: 52 52 Clements.” 2. Eddie Hille Jr, 28 Dec 2000. 3. 1880, Mortality Schedule for Union County, Union County GA, Martha Clements, age 20, female/white, Single, place of birth TN, parent's place of birth NC, died July 1879.

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HI Anne, I viewed the original census and made notes of Missiah and Messah. I think whoever gave the info., had an accent (obviously, this is the South) and the census taker took Mr. and Mrs. as names and wrote it down. Do you have any connection (that you know about) to an Elizabeth b abt 1827 NC ? She was listed as THOMPSON living with James LONG and Uly CANSLER (who came from Burke Co. NC to Union). Debbie ----- Original Message ----- From: Anne Davenport <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 3:34 PM Subject: [GAUNION] Amanda Margaret Thomas > Posted on: Union Co. GA Query Forum > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Union/749 > > Surname: Thomas, Howell > ------------------------- > > Amanda Margaret Thomas was the daughter of Hosea Thomas b abt 1815 NC? > d 12/13/1871 buried Mt Zion and Sarah Elmira "Mira" Howell b abt 1813 NC > d 01/21/1894 buried Mt Zion. They moved to Union County from Yancey County, > NC. They were in Cherokee County, NC in 1850 and in Union County in the > following censuses. One census on this web site has them listed as Messiah > and Missah? Thomas. > > Hosea and Mira's children: > > William m Alysee Poteete > 2nd Mary Rosetta Allen > > James m Louisa Brewer > > Syvia Nancey "Lively" m John Davenport > > Patty m James Cobb > > Amanda Margaret m Martin Low > > Patterson Murray "Dick" m Mary Cearley > > Sarah m John Beaver > 2nd George Thomas > > Tilda m Taylor Cearley > > John A m Jane Mashburn > 2nd Catherine Chapman > 3rd Nolie Hughes > > > > > ==== GAUNION Mailing List ==== > NEW!! Search our email list from our County Webpage at > http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaunion/ >

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Posted on: Union Co. GA Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Union/724 Surname: McAlister, Hyatt ------------------------- Looking for descendants of Jacob Hite and Sarah Gilreath Hite, who lived in Union County, GA. Jacob 1832-1880, and Sarah 1835-1924. They were the parents of Milford Homer, Mary A., Josephet, Ardinia, William Q., Liddia A. and James R. Jacob and Sarah Hite lived in Gaddistown, close to Icy Jane McAlister (Jacob's sister) and Andrew Hite. Andrew was married to Tanner ?, and had Amanda and Alice P.

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Posted on: Union Co. GA Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Union/719 Surname: Harkins, Nicholson ------------------------- Does the name West Harkins (b. 1820 in TN) have a connection with your line? I am looking for Sarah Nicholson (b. 1820), daughter of Walter Nicholson and Dorcas Hogsed who were among the original settlers of Union (now Towns) County, GA. Sarah Nicholson and her husband West Harkins were enumerated in the 1850 Union County census along with sons Joseph (1842) and Jesse (1844). After that I have lost all trace of them.

I NEED HELP! I believe my great great grandfather was William Elisha Garrett B: April 14, 1840 in N.C. Raised in Union CO. Georgia. Was in Union CO. GA. 1850 Census & Fannin County 1860 Census. Served in the Civil War. Moved to Benton Co., Arkansas, Started Springtown, Arkansas, Benton County. His parents James Garrett & Susannah Mashburn. Reason for my believing this is that my great grandfather Benjamin F. Garrett's death certificate listed his parents as Elisha Garrett & Caroline Daniels & that they were both from Georgia. Benjamin was born in Springtown, Arkansas, Benton County on October 19, 1870. I haven't located where, or that William Elisha married Caroline Daniels as of yet William Elisha married Mary Ellen Culberson on April 06, 1871. This would have been several months after Benjamin was born & William would have been about 39 years old at the time. What I believe is that William Elisha married Caroline Daniels (Possibly Asley C. Daniels) first & that possibly she died while giving birth to my great grandfather or from complications shortly after. Any information & or Suggestions would be very much appreciated. Thank You Gayle M. Garrett

Kristie, do you have a city or on that cemetery? Sarah -----Original Message----- From: Kristie.D.Boucher-1 [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 9:19 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GAUNION] William & Elender McCLURE Saw your name and just thought I'd say that there is a Widener cemetary in Kansas. Sarah Widener wrote: > Posted on: Union Co. GA Query Forum > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Union/702 > > Surname: McCLURE, HOOPER, NELSON > ------------------------- > > By 1890 Elisha Hedden NELSON's family had left Union co. and Towns co. > Ga. and were in Ogreeta and Beaver Dam in Cherokee co., NC. G.W.McClure > age 33 and W.S.McClure age 24 were witnesses for Elisha'S pension papers. > William McClure would have been about 70 if he were still alive. Ellender > HOOPER McCLURE and he were listed in Elisha's pension papers. That is the > only time I have seen her maiden name. > I just found 1880 Census Beaver Dam Township, Cherokee co., NC > # 37 McClure,William age 59 NC NC NC/ > ..............Ellender age 53 NC NC NC/ > ...............Henry P---- 16 NC NC NC/ > .................William S 14 NC NC NC/ > ..................Joseph V 12 NC NC NC > > So I suppose it was this William S. who signed as witness to the pension > papers of Elisha H. Nelson, his sister's husband, in 1891. There were lots > of children in this family. Elizabeth Jane was 2 yrs old in 1850 Census > of Union co. Ga. In 1860 she is 12 and called Elizabeth. However looks > like her mother's name was Melly age 29 in 1850. There were HOOPER's 2 > doors down from them. Maybe William re-married. The age of William's wife > in 1850 is 1 yr younger than he. In 1860 wife is 6 yrs younger. > > Sarah > > ==== GAUNION Mailing List ==== > We love RootsWeb!!!! > http://www.rootsweb.com ==== GAUNION Mailing List ==== Reminder: queries and comments posted to the Obit, Deed, Will, Pension, Bio & Bible forums are deleted. Take a look at where you are BEFORE you post to these boards!!!

Posted on: Union Co. GA Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Union/715 Surname: McCLURE, HOOPER, NELSON ------------------------- Elisha Hedden NELSON was a Baptist minister also and Justice of the Peace, who married many couples in the Cherokee NC area. He signed papers for another of my gggrandfather Elisha Francis Burgess that was also in the War. There was a W.K. Hedden, ordinary, Towns co.Ga. that signed "copy" of Marriage License papers for Elisha & Eliza Nelson Nov.3,1923. I am in the process now sorting out the many William McClures so that I can hopefully get Pension papers on this ggggrandfather. He would have been 40 in 1861, so I am pretty sure he would have had to participate in the "War of the Rebellion" in some way. William and Ellender's children were very young when they were in Union co. Ga., so if there are any surviving marriage license, it would probably be in that area. I live close to Washington D.C. and the Library of Congress so if anyone has names of books these families may be in , I could look it up there. I will check out the Kilpatricks at the DAR. Thanks, Sarah

Posted on: Union Co. GA Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Union/709 Surname: McClure, Hooper, Nelson ------------------------- Where was William McClure and Ellender Hooper married and when. That would help me pinpoint her Hoopers better. The Rev. Elisha Hedden was a prominent Baptist minister in the moutain area. Lots of babies were named after him. I doubt there is any relation. Regarding Zenobia Nelson - seems like I saw a book on Kilpatricks (maybe at Murphy library) that had his family in it??????????

Saw your name and just thought I'd say that there is a Widener cemetary in Kansas. Sarah Widener wrote: > Posted on: Union Co. GA Query Forum > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Union/702 > > Surname: McCLURE, HOOPER, NELSON > ------------------------- > > By 1890 Elisha Hedden NELSON's family had left Union co. and Towns co. > Ga. and were in Ogreeta and Beaver Dam in Cherokee co., NC. G.W.McClure > age 33 and W.S.McClure age 24 were witnesses for Elisha'S pension papers. > William McClure would have been about 70 if he were still alive. Ellender > HOOPER McCLURE and he were listed in Elisha's pension papers. That is the > only time I have seen her maiden name. > I just found 1880 Census Beaver Dam Township, Cherokee co., NC > # 37 McClure,William age 59 NC NC NC/ > ..............Ellender age 53 NC NC NC/ > ...............Henry P---- 16 NC NC NC/ > .................William S 14 NC NC NC/ > ..................Joseph V 12 NC NC NC > > So I suppose it was this William S. who signed as witness to the pension > papers of Elisha H. Nelson, his sister's husband, in 1891. There were lots > of children in this family. Elizabeth Jane was 2 yrs old in 1850 Census > of Union co. Ga. In 1860 she is 12 and called Elizabeth. However looks > like her mother's name was Melly age 29 in 1850. There were HOOPER's 2 > doors down from them. Maybe William re-married. The age of William's wife > in 1850 is 1 yr younger than he. In 1860 wife is 6 yrs younger. > > Sarah > > ==== GAUNION Mailing List ==== > We love RootsWeb!!!! > http://www.rootsweb.com