I am looking for more information on John Bullard born 1806 probably SC, son of Robert BULLARD and Sethany/Cynthia ALLEN John married first MAtilda Reynolds on May 1830 in Walton County GA. Secondly he married either Sarah GOSS or LUNSFORD in 1842 (depending on where the info came from) John is found in the 1860 Jackson County AL census with daughter Louisa (from first marriage) still at home. Daughter Nancy was first of John's children born in Alabama in 1846 Would LOVE more information on John and on Nancy's mother. Nancy married Ab KEITH in 1869 in Jackson County Alabama. Nancy and Ab are buried in the Central Cemetery in Argo AL Good Hunting doris Mayer Reece

I am wondering if anyone has access to Census records - possibly 1860, 1870, 1880, and would be willing to look up something for me? In either of these years was there a place for the individual to enter where their parents were born?? We are trying to document more information on the parents of Melly Ellender Forrester Austin who married John Austin and lived Walton Co. If anyone has any information on the Forrester / Royal family living in Walton Co, I would appreciate hearing from you. Melly Ellender was d/o of Thomas Forrester and Elizabeth Royal Forrester. In 1850, Elizabeth was living with her daughter and husband John Austin. Melly Ellender has several siblings. Thank you, Laura

Danny - This is shown as "Bethlehem United Methodist Church Cemetery", located at 1079 Bethlehem Ch. Road, Bethlehem, GA, and the graves are listed in BARROW CO., GA, CEMETERIES book by the East GA Genealogical Society, Winder, GA. (The book is ready to go to the printers, & will probably be mailed this week.) There is a Joseph Partain buried there (10 May 1846-6 Nov. 1906, m. Mrs. Lucy Hendrix in 1866). Don't see any Civil War references. Row 8-1/2, if that helps. Some of the graves in this cemetery show Confederate markings on the grave, but I'm sure there are many others that don't have markings. Faye > Subject: [GAWALTON] CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > DOES ANYONE HAVE INFO. ON THE CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS BURIED @ THE BETHLEHEM METH. CH. CEMETERY. > > TRYING TO FIND OUT THE CIVIL WAR UNIT THAT JOSEPH PARTIN (PARTAIN) WAS IN. > > I NO A GROUP (PERHAPS SCV , OF WHICH I AM A MEMBER) PUT CONF. FLAGS DOWN @ > THE LAST CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY. THE GENTLEMAN IN CHARGE OF THE CEM. TOLD > ME THE GUYS WERE FROM MONROE BUT DID NOT NO THE NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION. > > THANKS, DANNY >

Hi all, This cemetery thingy is messing with my mind (what's left of it!!) How's about we kinda sorta start over with the project & go one cemetery at a time??? We can tell what we know about each one, etc. & maybe get more done on it????? Write me personally with your replies on this. Ya'll are doing a fantastic job with your psotings to the GenConnect Boards, etc. If you need me to change your address, make corrections to the postings, move your posting to another board, etc. let me know! Haven't we come a longggg way on our site? I receive at least one compliment a day, & most always try to give ya'll credit. Afterall, it WAS your ideas, input, etc. that's made it what it is!! Pat yourselves on the back! Then hug yourselves for me, from me, Love ya, Momma Walton <><

Danny, If you could give me a bit more specifics as to the suspect location I can check the best available USGS map of the area. If you don't have particulars about the cemetery, give me more about the radio station -- a radio tower should be on the map -- Is it south of Bethlehem? On a named road? Walter ----- Original Message ----- From: "DANNY MANUS" <dannym@negia.net> To: <GAWALTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: 19 January, 2000 08:40 Subject: [GAWALTON] FULLER CEMETERY > DOES ANYONE KNOW THE LOCATION OF THE FULLER CEMETERY IN BARROW CO.???????? > I NO IT IS NEAR THE WIMO RADIO STATION. THIS WAS NEAR THE WALTON CO. LINE > PRIOR TO 1914 & WAS PREVIOUSLY IN JACKSON CO. > > THANKS, > DANNY > > > ==== GAWALTON Mailing List ==== > Searching for lost relatives? Win the lottery! > >

Bethlehem is in Barrow County, not Walton. I'll ask some of the SCV members if they have a listing of the Confederates buried in Bethlehem, though, and let you know. Walter ----- Original Message ----- From: "DANNY MANUS" <dannym@negia.net> To: <GAWALTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: 19 January, 2000 09:07 Subject: [GAWALTON] CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS > DOES ANYONE HAVE INFO. ON THE CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS BURIED @ THE BETHLEHEM > METH. CH. CEMETERY. > > TRYING TO FIND OUT THE CIVIL WAR UNIT THAT JOSEPH PARTIN (PARTAIN) WAS IN. > > I NO A GROUP (PERHAPS SCV , OF WHICH I AM A MEMBER) PUT CONF. FLAGS DOWN @ > THE LAST CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY. THE GENTLEMAN IN CHARGE OF THE CEM. TOLD > ME THE GUYS WERE FROM MONROE BUT DID NOT NO THE NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION. > > THANKS, DANNY > > > > ==== GAWALTON Mailing List ==== > All messages are archived at: > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > >

DOES ANYONE HAVE INFO. ON THE CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS BURIED @ THE BETHLEHEM METH. CH. CEMETERY. TRYING TO FIND OUT THE CIVIL WAR UNIT THAT JOSEPH PARTIN (PARTAIN) WAS IN. I NO A GROUP (PERHAPS SCV , OF WHICH I AM A MEMBER) PUT CONF. FLAGS DOWN @ THE LAST CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY. THE GENTLEMAN IN CHARGE OF THE CEM. TOLD ME THE GUYS WERE FROM MONROE BUT DID NOT NO THE NAME OF THE ORGANIZATION. THANKS, DANNY

DOES ANYONE KNOW THE LOCATION OF THE FULLER CEMETERY IN BARROW CO.???????? I NO IT IS NEAR THE WIMO RADIO STATION. THIS WAS NEAR THE WALTON CO. LINE PRIOR TO 1914 & WAS PREVIOUSLY IN JACKSON CO. THANKS, DANNY

Hi all, Ok, raise your hands if you know, & then write me & let me know!!! Are any of these the same cemeteries???? Can you give directions or towns they're in? 1) Union Chapel Church Cemetery Union Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery--Church was established in 1886 2) Peters--Monroe, GA Peters, #2 (black) Peters Town--Good Hope, GA 3) Preston--High Shoals, GA Old Preston 4) Queen--Monroe, GA Queens 5) Robinson Robison--High Shoals 6) Sheets--High Shoals Sheats--High Shoals 7) Bradley--near Campton, GA Bradley--Winder South, GA Bradley Family 8) Bethel--High Shoals, GA Bethel #1 Bethel #2 9) Camp--Winder South, GA Camp Family 10)Carter #1 Carter #2 Carter Family--Jersey, GA 11) Corinth Corinth Memorial Gardens--Between, GA 12) Mitchell--Between, GA Mitchell #1 Mitchell #2 13) LaBoon--High Shoals, GA or is it La Boon (2 words)? 14) East View--Monroe, GA--is it 2 words or one? Please, I need your help!! Especially for Union Chapel Church, & Preston Cemeteries!! As usual, Big Texas THANKS!!!! AND big Texas LOVE YA!!! Momma Walton <><

Does anyone have information on Hudson GASTON b1871 d1920, Tom GASTON b1872 d1907 and/or Gaston family from Walton?I am looking for information on my grandmother Alva/Alma GASTON born 1895. RGHunter3@aol.com

Hi gang, Here's the tips for writing your queries. They are good ones! These tips also come in helpful for mail list queries, or personal queries. These are NOT my tips--they are by Keely's Korner on USGenWeb. Good luck, Momma Walton <>< 1. Carefully read the web site's instructions on how to fill out their query form. (If you don't follow the rules, your query may never get posted!) 2. Start your query with the surname, then given name. HINT: If the site instructions permit this, use ALL CAPS on every surname in your query. All caps make the names easier to spot by the reader! 3. Include all known facts such as... a. birth, marriage and death dates b. occupation c. city, county and state 4. Forget the long story!! "My grandparents traveled by train to Anytown, USA and thought the countryside so lovely they decided to stay but, had trouble when the wagon...". Are there exceptions? Only if the "story" is vital to the query! Let's look at an easy to follow query... DOE, John David born ca 1823, Anytown, MS. Occupation: blacksmith. Died 3 Jun 1889, Anytown, MS. Parents: DOE, William and Margaret (maiden name?). Known siblings: James and Elizabeth (may be others). Married 4 Aug1847 to JONES, Rebecca in Anytown, Great Co., MS . Children: Warren, Lee, Lisa and Jack. Any help would be appreciated and I will share information. Please email me at: username@server.com This query is concise, easy to read and provides excellent information. Your next job is to post the query, then sit back and wait. How long is the wait you ask? I've personally waited months before someone contacted me. Go figure! HINTS: a. Notify all query web sites if you change your email address. Trust me, the site owners will love you for this and any possible responses won't end up in the dead letter file!!! b. Bookmark the web site where you post a query c. Check your queries every few weeks and update if necessary WORDS OF WISDOM Do not include your snail mail address or telephone number in your query. Please remember, your query will be posted on the World Wide Web.

Hi all, Since we've been working on our cemetery project, I thought this might interest some of you out-of-staters! (& of course, Texans, too!) http://dallasnews.com/metro/18547_CEMETERY16.html I've got just about all of the cemetery info put online--1 or 2 pages left--maybe more. I've got several pages with surnames (5?, 6?), a page full of marriages, a couple of URLs, & I think another item or 2 for sale. I still need to double check the surname board to make sure you can get your inquiries ok. I've got all the surname board "marked", so check for me & make sure yours is marked if you have a query for that name. There's only 2?, 3? surnames (& those are the newest) that don't have a mail list, or GenConnect board. I've applied for those, too, so as soon as they come in, I'm reasonably sure a mail list will be started for those too. As far as our cemetery project for the site goes, I'd like to start it up again, in about a month or so. Don't let this stop you from sending info in for our site, though. This time, on the project, I'd like to go one cemetery at a time, maybe?? Maybe this way we can fill in with directions & other stuff??? Please check everything out for me, especially your info. I need some proofreaders on this--I think I'm going blind!! haha Darrell COOK, I need you to write me personally, ok? I've got some wrong info on you, & need to correct this. I've been trying to think up some treat for ya'll, since you've worked so hard, BUT haven't thought of anything. What would ya'll like to do? Much love, & more later, Momma Walton <><

Looking for information or background data concerning William H. COOPER and his wife, Fannie, as well as their son, Walter W. This family is located in the Broken Arrow area of Walton Co GA. Anyone with knowledge of this family please respond. John Michael O`Melia 13jo36@BellSouth.net

Looking for information on Virgil A. COOPER and his wife Louisa A. BURSON who were married in Walton Co GA on 14 MAY 1861. The family was listed in 1880 census as living in the Mountain District of Walton Co GA with seven children. John Michael O`Melia 13jo36@BellSouth.net

Looking for information on Peter COOPER listed in Walton Co GA in the 1880 census. Peter is listed with wife, Jane, and children: Oscar, Hula, and Lernnet. I have not located a marriage for this couple and wondered if someone was working on this family. John Michael O`Melia 13jo36@BellSouth.net

To all interested parties-- Big Al has done it! He has started a MARCHMAN mail list, to subscribe send email to: MARCHMAN-L-request@rootsweb.com type subscribe in the message body. There is also a MARCHMAN GenConnect Board, actually 7, to post: queries: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/m/a/MARCHMAN/queries Bible records: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/m/a/MARCHMAN/bible_records bios: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/m/a/MARCHMAN/biographies deeds: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/m/a/MARCHMAN/deeds obits: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/m/a/MARCHMAN/obituaries pensions: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/m/a/MARCHMAN/pensions wills: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/m/a/MARCHMAN/wills

Hi Walton Researchers, Thought you might be interested. Dot Sorrells Cox Free for ten days, starting today, on Ancestry.com >From todays Ancestry Daily News: GEORGIA CHEROKEE LAND LOTTERY, 1838 Of all the states, Georgia has the distinction of being the only one to distribute parcels of land by lottery. This database is a listing of persons allotted land in 1838 from what was considered "Cherokee Land." Located in the northeastern part of the state, over 18,500 parcels were distributed by lottery in that year. Each record of this collection contains the individual's name, residence, and county. Additionally, it provides the district and section number of the parcel of land. For researchers of early Georgian ancestors, this can be an enlightening database. Bibliography: Smith, James F. "The Cherokee Land Lottery, Containing a Numerical List of the Names of the Fortunate Drawers in Said Lottery." New York: - - , 1838. To search this database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4242.htm

Hi all, ALL the surnames in our "Surnames Of Interest" section now have GenConnect Boards for posting your queries, Bible records, bios, deeds, obituaries, pensions, & wills. That's 7 more areas for getting your info online. Please make use of these, & let me know when your queries are posted (& to which surname) so I can mark those too! Thanks all--now back to finishing up my cemetery postings, & few other tid-bits! Love ya, Momma Walton <><

Hi is anyone conected to Ada Bell Franklin who married William Foster Moon she was born I think in Fulton Co on Sept. 6 1883 her parents were Benjamin Franklin and Missouri Pratt would love to learn more about this side of the family Thanks Debbie

--part1_4e.b0a170.25b25b64_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_4e.b0a170.25b25b64_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: Dandy56@aol.com From: Dandy56@aol.com Full-name: Dandy56 Message-ID: <52.58728f.25b2075b@aol.com> Date: Sat, 15 Jan 2000 12:24:43 EST Subject: Moon/ Joans To: GAWALTON-L-request@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 44 Dose anyone Know who the parents of Martha Joans that married Joseph Moon they were married in 1833 I think Walton Co or Columbia Co Thanks Debbie --part1_4e.b0a170.25b25b64_boundary--