This Bessie Lee Starling was my aunt, although she died long before I was born. She died on May 20, 1916 shortly before her 22nd birthday. She was the daughter of John David Starling and Mary Hannah McDaniel Starling of Upson County. Mike Day -----Original Message----- From: Crilley [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 10:37 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [GAUPSON-L] Bessie Starling A very sad death occurred in the Hendricks community Tuesday when Miss Bessie Starling passed away. She had been sick for a week or ten days with fever and everything done possible for her but to no avail. The funeral and burial occurred Tuesday afternoon at Hendrix, the service being conducted by Rev. Bowden of McDonough, assisted by Rev. R.E. Rutland. The exercises were attended by a large number of sorrowing friends and relatives. Miss Starling was just entering into young womanhood being about twenty years of age. She was a bright Christian character and was a consistent member and great worker in the Methodist church and Sunday school. The deceased was one of the most valued members of the county's teaching force having had charge of the Long Branch school. Miss Starling was formerly a pupil in R.E. Lee and was well known in Thomaston and highly esteemed. The sorrowing relatives have the sympathy of the people of the county in their great bereavement. Virginia Crilley ==== GAUPSON Mailing List ==== Post your query on-line http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.st ates.georgia.counties.upson

Hi, This question about Andrew Jackson Fletcher is interesting to me because a group of families moved from Upson Co. & Crawford Co., GA to Pike Co., AL around 1857.(The county seat of Pike Co., AL is Troy.) The surnames of the families who moved to Pike Co., AL included Carter, Dorough, Kendrick, Miller, Wilson. I knew there were probably others; now I can add the names Fletcher and Allen. If any one knows of other families who made that move, I'd be glad to know about them. If you know the reason for the move (cheap land???), I would also like to hear. Thanks. Pat Crabtree [email protected]

TRAVIS MOORE DEAD Travis Moore, a well known brick mason, was struck by the northbound Southern train as it passed the old Griffin Mill Saturday night and received injuries from which he died after being found shortly after the accident occurred. He was not run over or badly mangled, but knocked down the embankment. It is said that he was sitting on the cross-ties of the track with his hand, apparently asleep, when the train approached. He was knocked off the track and when found was in a dying condition. Moore was a young man and unmarried but leaves his parents and several brothers and sisters to mourn his tragic and untimely death. The remains were carried to his old home at Thomaston Monday where the funeral and interment was made. (Griffin Sun) ??Would this be Spalding County?? The remains were interred at Atwater Monday morning, Rev. James Barron conducting the funeral services. Virginia Crilley

MR. BURNS CASTLEN BURIED HERE The body of Mr. Burns Castlen who died at the Baptist Hospital in Atlanta last Friday, was brought here and laid to rest in Glenwood cemetery Saturday morning. A short funeral service was conducted at the grave by Rev. J.M. Tumlin and was attended by sorrowing relatives and friends. Mr. Castlen was a son of Mr. H.B. Castlen, of Atlanta, and had been in declining health for some time. He was 32 years of age. He was born and reared in this community and was well known to many people of Thomaston. He was a member of the Methodist Church. The people of Thomaston extend sympathy to the bereaved family in their sad loss. Virginia Crilley

Let's see what our team can do to help out this person and make his trip to Thomaston more productive!! [email protected] I plan to visit Thomaston on Oct. 2-3 to try to find something on my great grandfather, Andrew Jackson Fletcher. I find him in the 1840 census when he was 8 years old, but living with a family with a different name. Had his parents died? Are there any records beyond the census? These are my questions. I know that things go better when I go to the court house and historical archives with someone who knows what she or he is doing and knows the history of the county. I am glad to pay a fee for a geneologist's time. Can you refer me to the right person? I know that AJF went over near Troy, AL and married a woman named Susanna Sessions when he was about 18 years old. I appreciate any help that you can give me. Virginia Crilley

This is a very sad one.... MRS. GRADY MEEKS A death of unusual sadness was that of the sudden death of MRs. Grady Meeks one day last week. So young, almost a bride, a devoted companion of her young husband, Grady. The mother of two sweet little children, one three months old, the other perhaps two years, she had prepared the early morning meal and her companion had gone to his daily work, she turned her steps to putting the house in order, when, it is supposed the dread monster summoned her, she lay down on the bed between her two sleeping infants and without a word of protest gave her young spirit back into the hands of her creator. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. J.E. Barron and her remains were deposited in the well kept and well filled Shiloh Cemetery. The husband and other relatives have the sympathy of the entire community. In the gloaming, while walking among the tombs and reading their epitaphs, I noticed the names of many old worthies. Virginia Crilley

A very sad death occurred in the Hendricks community Tuesday when Miss Bessie Starling passed away. She had been sick for a week or ten days with fever and everything done possible for her but to no avail. The funeral and burial occurred Tuesday afternoon at Hendrix, the service being conducted by Rev. Bowden of McDonough, assisted by Rev. R.E. Rutland. The exercises were attended by a large number of sorrowing friends and relatives. Miss Starling was just entering into young womanhood being about twenty years of age. She was a bright Christian character and was a consistent member and great worker in the Methodist church and Sunday school. The deceased was one of the most valued members of the county's teaching force having had charge of the Long Branch school. Miss Starling was formerly a pupil in R.E. Lee and was well known in Thomaston and highly esteemed. The sorrowing relatives have the sympathy of the people of the county in their great bereavement. Virginia Crilley

I don't know WHAT county in Georgia this lady lived in! But it would be interesting to find out more about her. LADY WHO STARTED VETERANS' REUNION IS DEAD News has just been received of the death , April 14, of Mrs. Elizabeth Glover at her home, Chickasha, Okla. This will be learned with regret by thousands of friends in Georgia and over the South. Mrs. Glover had attained her 85th year. She spent the most of her long life in Georgia, but for some twenty years past had lived with her daughter, Mrs. A.C. Johnson at Corsicana, Texas. She was the widow of Col Thomas Glover, of the Thirty first Georgia regiment. It was at her suggestion that her husband's regiment gathered in an annual reunion and out of this grew the Confederate Veteran's Reunion. At the Richmond reunion she was accredited as the originator of the movement leading tho these happy historic gathering of the "boys in gray". Virginia Crilley

MR. J.L. AVERITT DEAD The body of Mr. J.L. Averitt was buried in the Glenwood Cemetery Tuesday, the services being conduced by Rev. W.W. Arnold, Rev. J.M. Tumlin and Rev. R.E. Rutland. Mr. Averitt died in Milledgeville, of pneumonia where he had been for the past year or more. Mr. Averitt was 54 years of age and a member of the Baptist church. He formerly lived in this county until his affliction caused his removal to Milledgeville. Mr. Averitt had never married. He was the brother of Mrs. L.A. Crawford of this city. His live in this county was that of an upright citizen and he had a number of friends. The people of this county extend sympathy to the bereaved relatives in their sorrow. Virginia Crilley

IN LOVING MEMORY OF OTIS DENNIS PARKS He departed this life June the 18, 1902. He was born in Upson Dec 31, 1878. He was married to Miss Maude Wheless Nov 19, 1899. He joined the Baptist Church at Fellowship, Upson County in August 1901. Baptised by W.H. Brown, the pastor. Dear Otis was an humble Christian, a loving and devoted husband and a kind loving father. He loved his pastor and church. Dear Otis has gone where pain and sickness is no more. We mourn for him not, as one who loved the Lord Jesus Christ in spirit. We mourn for him not, as one who had no hope, but as one who loved the Lord Jesus Christ in spirit. Sickness nor sorrow will never more be felt in that home where Jesus has gone to prepare for his children. Trust in Jesus so when life is o'er you will meet dear Otis on the other shore. Dear parents and wife your loss is dear Otis eternal gain. His Pastor, W.H. Brown Fellowship Baptist Church NOTE: The Early History of Upson pg 969 Otis Dennis Parks married Maud Wheless; the two children of this marriage are: a) Sarah V. who married Cecil Hudson b)Otis, who married Albert G. Vogt Otis was the son of Philip Cunningham Parks (Oct 3, 1855 - June 11, 1923) and Sarah Jane Daugherty of Carroll County GA. (Married Feb 22, 1878) Phillip Cunningham Parks represented Upson County in the General Assembly for two terms. Traces family back to Rev. Soldier Richard Parks. Virginia Crilley

Hi, Can someone help me with the parents of Martha Ann Harp, who married Thomas Millen (Miller??) in Upson Co. 29 Jan. 1843? If this Martha Ann actually married Thomas Miller, she (b. abt. 1826 in GA) and Thomas Miller were in Crawford Co. GA in 1850 living very near the families of Martin L. Harp and Green P. Harp, both sons of Dixon Harp. I know there's a book on the Harp family, but I live in SC and don't have access to a copy. I'd appreciate any help, suggestions, clues. I'm happy to share information on Thomas Miller & family. Thanks. Pat Crabtree [email protected]

MRS. LEONARD PASSES AWAY [Oct 25, 1906] Mother of Mrs. W.C. Hightower of This City Succumbs After An Illness of Only a Few Days The death of Mrs. Martha Leonard, wife of Hon. Roderick Leonard of Talbotton, and mother of Mrs. W.C. Hightower of this city, at her home in Talbotton, Friday is greatly regretted by a large number here. Mrs. Leonard had been in feeble health for some time and in the summer she had a severe illness from which she had never entirely recovered although she was out of bed, and spent a few weeks here in July with Mrs. Hightower. Mrs. Leonard was fifty-seven years of age. She was a woman of the finest type, cultured, refined, a devoted mother, and loved by everyone. Her home was the rendezvous for the young people. A cordial welcome awaited everyone who entered her threshold. Above all things she was a Christian mother, ever ready to comfort the weak, and lend a helping hand to any one in trouble. Her kindness and sympathetic heart will be greatly missed by the people of her community where she is so much loved. The funeral services were held in Talbotton at the Leonard home on Friday afternoon. The deceased was survived by her husband, and three children. Mrs. W.C. Hightower of this city, Mrs. William Wooten of Buenavista and Dr. W. P. Leonard of Talbotton. To the bereaved family The Times extends deepest Sympathy. NOTE: Buried in Talbotton City Cemetery Talbot County Leonard, Mattie Mathews 9MH1849 25OC1906 Leonard, Roderick 27JL1844 21AU1927 Virginia Crilley

Another Cemetery from Lisa hard work!! >Bethany Cemetery > > >Directions: From Thomaston out Barnesville highway, go about 7 miles, >turn left on Delray Road. Cemetery is on right. No sign Lisa >Graham 9/17/2002 > >Wilma Black Ryle >6/21/1901- 4/9/1981 > >Walter S. Black Sr. >7/4/1870- 4/28/1950 > >Carrie Griffin Black >12/30/1882-12/13/1955 > >Lucy Elizabeth Black Bolton >"Dau of W.W. & C.G. Black" >9/3/1909/- 8/24/1932 > >Carlton Black Sr. >7/29/1898- 5/11/1992 > >Mae Williams Colquitt >"Billie" >1/19/1907- 7/19/2001 > >Infant Son of Mr. & Mrs. >Robert Colquitt >9/6/1949 > >Robert James Colquitt >"Daddy" >3/27/1895- 7/11/1972 > >Susie Digsby Colquitt >"Mother" >6/3/1904- 11/23/1993 > >John Francis Colquitt >11/20/1861- 6/18/1944 > >Ella Denson Black Colquitt >4/7/1868- 2/5/1937 > >Miss Mary Frances Colquitt >7/27/1893-9/3/1974 > >Mariella Colquitt >5/24/1908-8/9/1988 > >Henry Harrison Colquitt >7/12/1900- 12/08/1903 > >James A. McEachern >2/16/1959- 10/4/1990 >"Love Mom" > >Myrtle Turner McEachern >‘Mother" >3/11/1916- 10/31/1991 > >James E. McEachern >"Husband of Shirley McEachern" >8/18/1937- 12/21/1996 > >Jack Preston McEachern >6/9/1917- 1/1/1983 > >Thomas G.Holloway >3/26/1876- 1/18/1954 > >Adella M. Holloway >5/14/1879-3/10/1977 > >Walter Joseph Wilson >1/7/1914- 1/9/1983 > >Geraldine Holloway Wilson >1/14/1916- ? > >Elizabeth Colquitt >1/30/1831- 10/30/1915 > >Mollie V. Colquitt >"Wife of J.H. McEachern" >9/2/1855- 4/14/1918 > >J.H. McEachern >10/13/1858- 9/3/1946 > >Mary Francis Roberts >"Wife of J.H. McEachern" >1/16/1854- 7/31/1938 > >James Alton McEachern >4/9/1887-6/23/1960 > >Nora Torbert McEachern >7/4/1883- 12/1/1969 > >Howard B. McEachern >2/29/1912- 6/20/1978 > >Opal O. McEachern >11/27/1912- > >Allen F. McDaniel >"Papa" >10/6/1864- 8/27/1930 > >Edna Blanche McDaniel >"Mama" >8/23/1876-6/3/1967 > >Blanche McDaniel >9/27/1899-6/5/1976 > >Thomas Ferrell Butts >9/27/1876- 1/28/1959 > >Ella Lee Black >"Wife of T.F. Butts" >3/26/1883- 9/11/1924 > >Lemual A. Torbert >1878-1943 > >Ambrose J. Hagler >1906-1970 > >Clara Mae Hagler >1904- > >Infant Son of Mr. & Mrs. >Jesse Watson >Oct. 1918 > >Asa C. Knowles >4/16/1898- 11/16/1954 > >Nell H. Knowles >9/8/1896- 9/5/1969 > >Baby Knowles >10/21/1935 > >Margaret E. Cook >11/2/1920- 7/5/1984 > >Herbert H. Cook >3/11/1920- 9/6/1967 > >Margaret Hagewood >9/30/1873- 1/17/1952 Virginia Crilley

DEATH OF INFANT Helen, the three months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Yates, of Savannah, died in this city early Monday morning after a brief illness at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.O. Smith. Mrs. Yates and children had been in the city for a month visiting her parents. Rev. William Dunbar conducted the funeral services at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.O. Smith on Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock and the remains were interred at Glennwood Cemetery. The Times extends sympathy to the bereaved parents and relatives. Virginia Crilley

DEATH OF INFANT Eddie Kate, the four months old baby girl of Mr. A.J. McMakin, of Barnesville, and the granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. J.M. Blalock of this city, died early Saturday morning at the home of Dr. J.M. Blalock after a brief illness. Since the death of the infant's mother last year, the grandparents had been entrusted with the care of the baby. It was very frail and delicate and its death was not unexpected. The funeral services were conducted at the Methodist church on Sunday Morning at ten o'clock, by Rev. Henry F. Branham, and the remains were interred at Glennwood Cemetery. Virginia Crilley

SUDDEN DEATH OF MR. M.W. DAVIS The death of Mr. M.W. Davis, a worthy citizen of Thomaston, on early Wednesday morning at his home on Railroad Street after only a short illness came as a great shock to the entire town. He was thought to be a man of splendid health and his untimely demise is greatly regretted. On Tuesday, Mr. Davis was slightly indisposed and on Tuesday night he was taken very ill and his physician was summoned. The physician left about midnight and the patient was resting very quietly, later on Mr. Davis was taken violently ill, physicians were summoned but before medical aid could arrive he was dead. The cause of Mr. Davis' death was congestion. Mr. Merritt Davis was a quiet, unassuming citizen, loyal and true to his friends and offended no one. His love, devotion and attention to is sister and aged mother during their illness and death was most beautiful. He was a man popular and liked by all classes of people. Mrs. Davis is prostrated with grief, and physicians have been in constant attendance upon her since her husband's death. Mr. Davis had amassed quite a nice fortune and owned one of the prettiest homes in Thomaston. Besides real estate and other investments it is thought Mr. Davis carried much life insurance. The deceased is survived by two brothers: Messr: Wilson Davis, of this city, and G.A. Davis of Washington DC, and one sister, Mrs. Dozier of Macon, a handsome wife, three beautiful young girls and one son. The children are Misses Ida, Pansy and Cecil and master Merritt, Jr. No funeral arrangement will be made until after the arrival of the oldest daughter, Ida, who is attending school in Washington, D.C. NOTE: Davis Bible is printed in The Early History of Upson County. Merrit W. Davis born Aug 30, 1857 Note: Photo of home and history given in UHS Newsletter May 1999 Next owner was 1919 Mr. T.J. Reeves Virginia Crilley

DEATH OF MRS DAVIS Thomaston was saddened beyond expression when the news was spread abroad that Mrs. W.S. Davis had passed away early Sunday morning. Mrs. Davis had been in ill health for sometimes, but her condition was not considered serious. On Tuesday, she went to the home of her brother, Mr. J.P. Murray to spend several days and was apparently feeling very well. On Saturday morning she was taken with an attack of acute indigestion, and on account of her weakened condition was unable to survive the attack. Mrs. Davis or "Miss Emma" as she was known was 59 years of age and had been since girlhood a devout Christian and a consistent member of the Methodist Church. She was of a sympathetic nature and one of the best women Upson County has ever known. She possessed of a winning personality and her friendship was highly prized and appreciated. her demise removed a good woman, a kind friend, a devoted wife and mother. The funeral services were conducted from the home of Mr. J.P. Murray, Monday afternoon at two o'clock by Rev R.B. O. England. The deceased is survived by her husband, two step children, Col J.R. Davis of this city, Mrs. J.W. Adams of Moultrie, two brothers, Mr. J.P. Murray of this city and Dr. Ben Murray of Griffin. note: 1850 CENSUS Emma 6/12 daughter of John P. and Parthanope Murray. He was a tailor. John P. Murray born in Scotland. MURRAY, James & Parthanope H. CLARK married Dec 17, 1846 Upson County Virginia Crilley

DEATH OF FORMER CITIZEN [1907] Major Louis Hamburger, a veteran cotton manufacturer and prominent citizen of Columbus and a former resident of Upson died at his home in that city Friday after a lingering illness. Major Hamburger and his wife were former residents of this county, Mrs. Hamburger having been born and reared in this city. Mrs. Hamburger died last October and since her death, Mr. Hamburger had lost all interest in earthly things. Major Hamburger was born in the town of Durheim, in Bavaria, Germany, April 29, 1831 and was thus 76 years of age when he passed away from earthly scenes. He was a son of Henry and Henrietta (Loeb) Hamburger. He came to the United States in 1850 landing in New York and went to Barnesville, GA where for two years he was a clerk in a store. He then went to Wymanville GA and began keeping books for the Wymanville factory, which is located in Upson County eight miles from Thomaston on a tributary to the Flint River. In 1866 he came a partner in the enterprise, the firm of Swift, Hamburger being formed. At the time this was one of the best known cotton manufacturing plants in the entire state. He went to Columbus in 1886 and was first engaged in the cotton warehouse business. Later he became the heat of the Paragon Cotton Mills, which was later changed to Hamburger cotton mills. He was identified with all the public enterprises of Columbus and was a prominent stockholder in various industries of that city. He was a member of the Knights of Honor and of Royal Arcanum. He was not a member of any church, but attended the First Baptist Church, where his family were members. Dr. Ashby Jones, pastor of that church conducted the funeral services at the home on Sunday afternoon. The deceased is survived by two sons, Mr. Louis Hamburger, Jr. of Montgomery and Mr. George Hamburger of Columbus, and two daughters, mrs. W.T. Candler of Montgomery, and Mrs. John A. Mitchell of Columbus. Virginia Crilley

Lisa has typed up her survey of Salem Cemetery.... now we need your help in adding more identification to these people....AND I'd like to learn about the Church that might have been there. There is listed a Salem Church in Logtown....in fact that one also lists a Cemetery.... So if anyone has a clue about any of this, please share! >From: [email protected] >Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2002 09:35:51 EDT >Subject: Salem Cemetery Complete > > >SALEM CEMETERY >By Lisa Graham Sept. 17, 2002 > >Directions: From Thomaston Courthouse Square, get on Barnesville Hwy. >Cemetery is on the right side of road. Look for Small white sign nailed to >a tree. > >Carl James Nicholson >"Our Son" >11/15/1955 >Age 3 hrs. 10 min. > >Darlene Nicholson >"Daughter" >12/19/1915-11/16/1992 > >Ruby Dawson Nicholson >2/10/1915- 2/4/1999 > >Devoe Nicholson >4/29/1919- 5/10/1986 > >Dallas Carl Nicholson Jr. >5/6/1917- 2/3/1984 > >Francis Dawson Nicholson >"Wife of Dallas Carl" >9/27/1921-buried about 2 days ago > >Pernie C. Nicholson >"Mother" >11/8/1891- 3/25/1970 > >Dallas C. Nicholson >"Father" >3/15/1892- 2/18/1973 > >Lucious Powers >"Daddy" >1/20/1903- 7/8/1982 > >UNMARKED > >Charlie F. Littleton >5/18/1809- 10/20/1940 > >Robert A. Littleton >5/29/1928- 9/12/1930 > >Diane Blackmon Joiner >6/7/1947-12/4/1999 > >Donald James Lowe >"Our Little Bubba" >May 7, 1990 > >Unmarked > >James W. Austin >MSG ARMY Airforce WWII >2/6/1911- 12/17/1975 > >Alfred Charles Austin >"Pvt US ARMY WWII" >1918-1991 >Replaces unmarked grave > >Mrs. Frank W. Hill >Funeral Home Marker >5/18/1914- 12/15/1992 > >Pearl Horton >12/5/1918- 7/26/1983 > >Mary I. Horton >"Mother" >8/3/1918- 6/23/1987 > >David Horton >"Father" >10/10/1912- 12/26/1980 > >Steve Horton >10/4/1989- 2/12/1994 > >William Joseph Horton >Jan, 1 1875 Age 0 > >Frances Antoinett Colquitt >"Wife of George W. Moore" >10/29/1872- 1/11/1954 > >George W. Moore >12/4/1868- 7/7/1951 > >William T. Moore >10/10/1898- 6/21/1900 > >S. Royce Moore >7/9/1917- 6/12/1919 > >Nettie Mae Moore >"Wife of Nathaniel Cooper" >5/13/1907- 3/26/1935 > >John Quillan Moore >1/10/1920- 1/31/1982 > >James C. Freeman >9/22/1880- 1/1/1964 > >Florence Odessa Colquitt >"wife of James C. Freeman" >8/27/1890- 12/22/1912 > >Rebecca Elizabeth Stafford >"Wife of John W. Colquitt" >2/26/1854- 8/17/1982 > >Infant Child of J.W. & Rebecca >Stafford Colquitt > >David Adams >8/4/1787- 2/5/1845 > >Mary Johnson Adams >11/11/1790- 11/1/1855 > >UNMARKED > >Earline Wallace >1938- 1968 >McDonald Chapel Marker > >Lum Singletary >McDonald Chapel Marker > >Brenda Wallace >broken stone >McDonald Chapel Marker > >Anderton W. Stafford >9/15/1818- 4/1/1885 > >Sarah Sturdivant >4/18/1828- 10/12/1885 > >Infant Children of >A.W. & Sarah S. Stafford > >Ida S. Freeman >1/15/1884- 11/22/1956 > >George Robert Freeman >1/27/1875- 4/11/1926 > >Ruth M. Freeman >3/2/1905- 10/22/1914 > >William Douglas Freeman >12/31/1909- 6/20/1911 > >Inside old Iron Fence- next 3 >Anne Antionette Lindsey >"MOTHER" >"Wife of Fielding F. Matthews" >2/26/1823- 1/24/1905 > >Fielding Friar Matthews >"FATHER" >1/8/1816- 11/19/1891 > >Benjamin Antonette Matthews >"Son of F.F. & A.A. Matthews" >7/16/1860- 7/19/1890 > > >Unmarked Child >Unmarked Grave > >Florence Blackmon >3/28/ - 4/25/1987 > >William Blackmon >11/22/1911- 12/5/1989 > >Ruth Blackmon >1/15/1910- 12/21/1957 > >Rigdon Ogletree >1940-1940 > >Irene Littleton >12/24/1912- 6/11/1913 > >F.H. Littleton "Infant" >E.W. Littleton "Infant" >M.F. Littleton "Infant" > >Unmarked >Unmarked- someone took tombstone >Unmarked Infant > >Samuel Gray Ingram >1876-1953 > >Elizabeth Ross Ingram >1881-1930 > >James Ross >12/10/1830- 5/16/1902 > >Lucinda Ross >11/15/1840- 4/28/1919 > >James Ross Ingram >1907-1949 > >IN MEMORY OF >Emoline Atwater >"Wife of Thomas E. Rose" >9/7/1825- 8/20/1862 > >Mary Rose >"daughter of T.E & E. Rose" >9/7/1851- 3/8/1860 > >Leon Rose >"Son of E.W. & M.I. Rose" >Stone broken in half >May 4, 1872 > >Alva J. Rose >"Son of E.W. & M.I. Rose" >tombstone broken >11/27/1870- 1872 > >Leona Rose >7/31/1867- 8/13/1868 > >J.T. Rose >9/3/1845- 12/17/1881 > >Calhoun Fambro >3/2/1897- 6/29/1897 > >Allen G. Fambro >8/31/1800- 5/22/1880 > >Virgil Milton Fambro >6/21/1829- 4/17/1867 > >Grave marked with Stone > >Jesse Blackmon >9/13/1895- 1/5/1977 > >Willie Mae Blackmon >9/23/1905 > >Jim Henry Blackmon >4/4/1914- 9/14/1968 > >J.H. Blackmon >3/5/1870- 2/23/1941 > >Venie C. Blackmon >5/9/1875- 12/7/1963 > >Jesse S. McGouirk >3/8/1891- 11/13/1941 > >James R. McGouirk >8/18/1877- 1/16/1953 > >Sarah C. McGouik >10/12/1888-6/2/1968 > >Roy Frank McGouirk >4/27/1926- 4/20/1982 > >Joe Flowers >5/1/1901- 11/29/1956 > >Luke Blackmon Jr. >2/7/1925- 6/16/1950 > >Novella F. Blackmon >7/24/1898-8/25/1965 > >Clara A. Parks >"MAMA" >4/5/1915- 3/5/2000 > >Otis Willie Parks >"Daddy" >1898- 4/7/1990 > >Otis Charles Parks >9/11/1947- 1/25/1967 > >Henry Homer Criswell >6/27/1890- 9/3/1971 > >Lillie Mae Criswell >2/5/1893- 6/30/1943 > >Ruby Mae Criswell >1926- 1946 >McDonald Chapel Marker > >Jesse Lee Criswell >1912- 1969 > >Arnold Robert Woods >1920-1971 >McDonald Chapel Marker > >Albert Wood >1908-1966 >McDonald Chapel Marker > >George Keith Criswell >1954- 1954 > >BUNN BABIES >Marker > >Unmarked >Unmarked >Unmarked > >Hazel Hambrick Blackmon >"AUNT" >5/3/1908- 2/23/1998 > >Clift Blackmon >"Rest In Peace" >10/7/1901- 12/23/1990 > >William Blackmon >8/13/1906- 2/18/1983 > >James Alvah Sollenberger >9/20/1921- 7/29/1974 > >Jake Blackmon >1890- 1955 > >Maggie Blackmon >1892-1983 > >Walter Clayton Moore >4/4/1913- 2/6/1998 > >Francis Blackmon Moore >"TeTe" >2/1/1919- 2/9/2000 > >Felton Blackmon >5/13/1927- 5/16/1999 > >William Douglas Freeman >12/31/1909- 6/20/1911 > >Byrd H. Freeman >10/10/1876- 7/3/1950 > >William D. McDaniel >11/24/1951- 4/8/2001 > >Mary Emma Colquitt >1883-1883 > >Edward Gray Colquitt >1884-1885 > >Sarah V. Stafford >1828-1885 > >James Anderson MD. >3/18/1803- 7/14/1860 > >Priscilla N. Anderson >"wife of James Anderson" >6/8/1810- 1/23/1954 > >John Owen Anderson >"Son of Dr. & Mrs. James Anderson" >7/23/1840- 9/12/1852 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Virginia Crilley

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Dd.2ADI/1015.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Nancy, I did not find Rosa in the SS Death Index, so if you can find out her maiden name and where she lives at present I would appreciate it. Thanks for all your help. Judith