THIS BOOK IS BEING WORKED ON - BY OLIVIA WALKER MULLIS- IF YOU WANT YOUR MONEY BACK- PLEASE LET ME KNOW- I STILL HAVE IT- LINDA A ----- Original Message ----- From: <Debatron@aol.com> To: <GAWARE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 6:45 PM Subject: [GAWARE] Littleberry Walker Book > What ever happened about the Walker Book? I sent a check ($35.00) to Linda > some time ago and there was update info posted to the list, but not in a > long, long time. I never received the book and was wondering if any were > ever completed and mailed? > Debra > > > ==== GAWARE Mailing List ==== > UNSUBSCRIBING:send mail to > GAWARE-L-request@rootsweb.com ..change the "L" to "D" for Digest > with the single word unsubscribe in the message subject and body. > Judy Roberts- Co-Hostess- j2roberts@sum.net > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

MINCY FUN ERAL HOME IS NOW MUSIC FUNERAL HOME - RODNEY MUSIC IS A MEMBER OF OHGS AND A GOOD FRIEND- HE WILL LOOK UP ANYTHING FOR YOU ----- Original Message ----- From: <copkeeper200@aol.com> To: <GAWARE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2002 9:44 PM Subject: [GAWARE] funeral homes > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Fd.2ADI/518 > > Message Board Post: > > I just received my grandfather's death certificate and I was wondering if the Mincy Funeral Home was still in business? Also, could you tell me anything about the informant on a death certificate > > > ==== GAWARE Mailing List ==== > UNSUBSCRIBING:send mail to > GAWARE-L-request@rootsweb.com ..change the "L" to "D" for Digest > with the single word unsubscribe in the message subject and body. > Judy Roberts- Co-Hostess- j2roberts@sum.net > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

thanks- I have been so busy moving- as you noticed - I am not answering my email- i will have three to you soon please let me know if you like them ----- Original Message ----- From: "carol" <gmacarol@mindspring.com> To: <GAWARE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 12:09 PM Subject: [GAWARE] Re: GAWARE-D Digest V01 #363 > Nice to hear you are doing better and you sure sound strong...I will be looking for ward to my copies of the Hoot owl. The foothills of Ga. are beautiful place to be...Merry Christmas, Carol > > > > > ==== GAWARE Mailing List ==== > UNSUBSCRIBING:send mail to > GAWARE-L-request@rootsweb.com > with the single word unsubscribe in the message subject and body. > Judy Roberts- Co-Hostess- j2roberts@sum.net > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

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Sharon, These things are all from Brantley County. C J Broome was the father of Dean Broome. Dean wrote The History of Pierce County, and C J owned the Brantley County newspaper. I see several names that I knew. For example S F Memory. Stephen Foster Memory was the father of my friend Ann who now lives in Charlottesville, Va. O J Hickox was Oscar Jonathan Hickox and my mother's brother. Thanks for the memories. Olivia ----- Original Message ----- From: "shadri" <shadri@perry.gulfnet.com> To: <GAWARE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 1:34 PM Subject: [GAWARE] Misc. Articles - 2 > List, Most of these do not say Ware County, but the surnames are so common > with our list members, that it seems to be of possible interest? S > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > WAYNESVILLE NEWS: MR & MRS R H THOMAS and children spent Christmas with > relatives in Fitzgerald, GA > > J W PEARSON left Friday for an extended through the west to California. > > NORMAN SHAW MCVEIGH JR, who has been stationed at the Marine Base in San > Diego, California was home for Christmas Holidays, NORMAN left Monday night > for Chicago where he will report for duty. > > JUNIOR ANDERSON of Camp Stewart spent the Christmas Holidays with his > brothers, PETE ANDERSON and FRED ANDERSON. > > MRS FRANK OMICK and little daughter, LERA MAE OMICK of Atkinson spent Monday > with her daughter, MRS STEWART WIGGINS. > > MR & MRS FRED GIBSON were welcoming a little daughter. she was born Monday > 27 December 1943, in Brunswick Hospital. She will be called FREDDIE LEE > GIBSON. > > MR & MRS JOE DIXON of Blackshear, visited his sister, MRS J C PROCTOR. > > MR EUGENE GIBSON of Brunswick spent several days here with his brother, B A > GIBSON. > > RENE BARNARD of The University Of NC is spending the holidays with his > parents, MR & MRS R L BERNARD. > > MRS W O BEACH is visiting her daughter, MRS ROBERT HARTMAN in Macon. > > BRADDOCK - HANSONHILDA: M BRADDOCK, daughter of H T BRADDOCK of > Jacksonville, formerly of Nahunta, and JAMES R HANSON, Aviation Machinist > Mate 1-C U S Navy, son of R A HANSON of Albert Lea, Minnesota was united > in marriage 21 December 1943. The couple will live in Philadelphia, > Pennsylvania where MR HANSON is attached to The Philadelphia Naval Yard. > > EWELL HERRIN'S UNIT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED: The entire company of EWELL > HERRIN in Unity has been highly recommended for heroism and devotion to duty > in fighting off German attacks at critical points in the battles.in the > company for six days it was impossible for the men to sleep or to leave > their tanks except for a few minutes at a time. The commanding officer in > his order commending the entire company said among other things "The > superior courage and devotion to duty displayed by the officers and enlisted > men of the company will always be worthy the emulation".EWELL HERRIN holds > the rank of Sargent. He is the son of JIM HERRIN of Brantley County. > > 13 JANUARY 1944, S F MEMORY TO BE CHIEF COUNSEL IN SMITH CASE: One of the > main cases to be tried in the January term of Brantley County Superior Court > beginning Monday 17 January 1944 is the W T Smith Case. Smith a former > guard at The Hortense Work Camp, is being tried for killing of the white > convict PETE THOMAS. Attorney S F MEMORY of Blackshear will be chief > counsel for the defense. In the case, it is reported with C WINSTON ADAMS > and H F RAWLS as associate counsel. WILL C PARKER will be acting solicitor > in place of his brother, DAVE M PARKER, it is understood. > > NAHUNTA SOCIAL NEWS: CLYDE STRICKLAND U S Navy is home on furlong. he is > spending the time with his parents, MR & MRS FRED STRICKLAND. > > PVT FARLEY M CREWS has returned to camp at McCain, Mississippi after a few > days furlong with his parents, MR & MRS IRA CREWS OF Hoboken. While at home > he had as guest, PVT HINN DIXON of Fort Benning, PVT CECIL MCCOOL of CAMP > GORDON and JOHNSTON, FL. HARRY DIXON of the Merchant Marines, First Class > Petty Officer, JAMES THOMAS of Norfolk Virginia, Sargent BILLIE HIGHSMITH of > Camp Shelby, Mississippi; also, MR & MRS M O MARTIN and FAMILY, MR & MRS > REPPARD JORDAN and children STANLEY JORDAN and PARMITA ALINE JORDAN of > Jacksonville. > > CLYDE DOWLING U S Navy is spending his furlong with his wife and his mother, > MRS NANCY DOWLING. > > MRS FRANK MANSFIELD and daughters BARBER MANSFIELD, BETTY MANSFIELD, and > JEAN MANSFIELD of SAN ANTONIO, TX , have joined their husband and father > here and will spend sometime with him. > > SGT FLOYD MORGAN of camp Breckinridge, KY has arrived to spend his furlong > with his parents, MR & MRS L A MORGAN. > > The friends of MRS MICHAEL JONES regret to learn that she is ill, in the > hospital. > > MRS MARY HOWELL from Jacksonville, Florida is visiting relatives and friends > in Nahunta. She has recently been to visit her husband, who is in the U S > Army In South Carolina. > > JEWEL MORGAN has recently returned home after spending a few days with > relatives at Morrison Field, West Palm Beach, Florida. > > Word has been received by his parents that Sergeant BROOKER MORGAN has been > transferred from Tallahassee, Fl To Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. > > PRESENTMENTS OF GRAND JURY ARE OF GENERAL INTEREST: General presentments of > the Grand Jury at the regular term January 1944, of Brantley County Superior > Court, GA, Brantley Co: we, the Grand Jury serving at the regular term of > 1944 of the Superior Court of Brantley County, Georgia beg leave to present > these general presentments: we commend the honorable WALKER THOMAS for his > efficient conduct of the court of our county. We also commend honorable > WILL C PARKER who served as substitute for our regular Solicitor General, > honorable DAVE M PARKER, who is ill > > BOOK COMMITTEE: We, the Book Committee appointed to inspect the books of the > Tax Commissioner, Ordinary, Sheriff, Clerk of Court, and Supervisor of > Schools wish to commend them for their services and co-operation with this > committee. W H ROBINSON * D S MOODY * C J BROOME > > PUBLIC BUILDING AND ROADS COMMITTEE: We, as members of the Grand Jury, > appointed as a committee to inspect buildings, grounds, and roads leave the > following report to make: we find the roads in fair condition considering > the rain and present condition of the county machines. We find the > conditions of public buildings as follows: jail -good, courthouse-good, > canning plant good, public toilets -bad and we recommend that four broken > windows in the courthouse be replaced . J E WILDES * G W HERRIN * A A > STRICKLAND > > WE RECOMMEND THAT THE FOLLOWING NAMES BE PLACED ON THE PAUPER LIST: *LIZZIE > JACOBS at $8.00 per month; *ARCHIE JOHNS at $8.00 per month; *the allotment > to KATIE STONE be raised to $10.00 per month; *allotment to CALLIE HERRIN > be raised to $8.00 per month;* we recommend that the stores of our county be > closed all day every Sunday; that no punch boards be allowed in the county > since it is a form of gambling. We recommend that these records be > published in the Brantley County Enterprise and that $10.00 be paid for > same. * J R JAMES, Foreman * E L SEARS, Clerk* > > > > ==== GAWARE Mailing List ==== > To Unsubscribe:send mail to > GAWARE-L-request@rootsweb.com ..change the "L" to "D" for Digest > with the single word unsubscribe in the message subject and body. > Judy Roberts- Co-Hostess- j2roberts@sum.net > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.310 / Virus Database: 171 - Release Date: 12/19/01

List, Most of these do not say Ware County, but the surnames are so common with our list members, that it seems to be of possible interest? S -------------------------------------------------------------------------- WAYNESVILLE NEWS: MR & MRS R H THOMAS and children spent Christmas with relatives in Fitzgerald, GA J W PEARSON left Friday for an extended through the west to California. NORMAN SHAW MCVEIGH JR, who has been stationed at the Marine Base in San Diego, California was home for Christmas Holidays, NORMAN left Monday night for Chicago where he will report for duty. JUNIOR ANDERSON of Camp Stewart spent the Christmas Holidays with his brothers, PETE ANDERSON and FRED ANDERSON. MRS FRANK OMICK and little daughter, LERA MAE OMICK of Atkinson spent Monday with her daughter, MRS STEWART WIGGINS. MR & MRS FRED GIBSON were welcoming a little daughter. she was born Monday 27 December 1943, in Brunswick Hospital. She will be called FREDDIE LEE GIBSON. MR & MRS JOE DIXON of Blackshear, visited his sister, MRS J C PROCTOR. MR EUGENE GIBSON of Brunswick spent several days here with his brother, B A GIBSON. RENE BARNARD of The University Of NC is spending the holidays with his parents, MR & MRS R L BERNARD. MRS W O BEACH is visiting her daughter, MRS ROBERT HARTMAN in Macon. BRADDOCK - HANSONHILDA: M BRADDOCK, daughter of H T BRADDOCK of Jacksonville, formerly of Nahunta, and JAMES R HANSON, Aviation Machinist Mate 1-C U S Navy, son of R A HANSON of Albert Lea, Minnesota was united in marriage 21 December 1943. The couple will live in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where MR HANSON is attached to The Philadelphia Naval Yard. EWELL HERRIN'S UNIT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED: The entire company of EWELL HERRIN in Unity has been highly recommended for heroism and devotion to duty in fighting off German attacks at critical points in the battles.in the company for six days it was impossible for the men to sleep or to leave their tanks except for a few minutes at a time. The commanding officer in his order commending the entire company said among other things "The superior courage and devotion to duty displayed by the officers and enlisted men of the company will always be worthy the emulation".EWELL HERRIN holds the rank of Sargent. He is the son of JIM HERRIN of Brantley County. 13 JANUARY 1944, S F MEMORY TO BE CHIEF COUNSEL IN SMITH CASE: One of the main cases to be tried in the January term of Brantley County Superior Court beginning Monday 17 January 1944 is the W T Smith Case. Smith a former guard at The Hortense Work Camp, is being tried for killing of the white convict PETE THOMAS. Attorney S F MEMORY of Blackshear will be chief counsel for the defense. In the case, it is reported with C WINSTON ADAMS and H F RAWLS as associate counsel. WILL C PARKER will be acting solicitor in place of his brother, DAVE M PARKER, it is understood. NAHUNTA SOCIAL NEWS: CLYDE STRICKLAND U S Navy is home on furlong. he is spending the time with his parents, MR & MRS FRED STRICKLAND. PVT FARLEY M CREWS has returned to camp at McCain, Mississippi after a few days furlong with his parents, MR & MRS IRA CREWS OF Hoboken. While at home he had as guest, PVT HINN DIXON of Fort Benning, PVT CECIL MCCOOL of CAMP GORDON and JOHNSTON, FL. HARRY DIXON of the Merchant Marines, First Class Petty Officer, JAMES THOMAS of Norfolk Virginia, Sargent BILLIE HIGHSMITH of Camp Shelby, Mississippi; also, MR & MRS M O MARTIN and FAMILY, MR & MRS REPPARD JORDAN and children STANLEY JORDAN and PARMITA ALINE JORDAN of Jacksonville. CLYDE DOWLING U S Navy is spending his furlong with his wife and his mother, MRS NANCY DOWLING. MRS FRANK MANSFIELD and daughters BARBER MANSFIELD, BETTY MANSFIELD, and JEAN MANSFIELD of SAN ANTONIO, TX , have joined their husband and father here and will spend sometime with him. SGT FLOYD MORGAN of camp Breckinridge, KY has arrived to spend his furlong with his parents, MR & MRS L A MORGAN. The friends of MRS MICHAEL JONES regret to learn that she is ill, in the hospital. MRS MARY HOWELL from Jacksonville, Florida is visiting relatives and friends in Nahunta. She has recently been to visit her husband, who is in the U S Army In South Carolina. JEWEL MORGAN has recently returned home after spending a few days with relatives at Morrison Field, West Palm Beach, Florida. Word has been received by his parents that Sergeant BROOKER MORGAN has been transferred from Tallahassee, Fl To Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. PRESENTMENTS OF GRAND JURY ARE OF GENERAL INTEREST: General presentments of the Grand Jury at the regular term January 1944, of Brantley County Superior Court, GA, Brantley Co: we, the Grand Jury serving at the regular term of 1944 of the Superior Court of Brantley County, Georgia beg leave to present these general presentments: we commend the honorable WALKER THOMAS for his efficient conduct of the court of our county. We also commend honorable WILL C PARKER who served as substitute for our regular Solicitor General, honorable DAVE M PARKER, who is ill BOOK COMMITTEE: We, the Book Committee appointed to inspect the books of the Tax Commissioner, Ordinary, Sheriff, Clerk of Court, and Supervisor of Schools wish to commend them for their services and co-operation with this committee. W H ROBINSON * D S MOODY * C J BROOME PUBLIC BUILDING AND ROADS COMMITTEE: We, as members of the Grand Jury, appointed as a committee to inspect buildings, grounds, and roads leave the following report to make: we find the roads in fair condition considering the rain and present condition of the county machines. We find the conditions of public buildings as follows: jail -good, courthouse-good, canning plant good, public toilets -bad and we recommend that four broken windows in the courthouse be replaced . J E WILDES * G W HERRIN * A A STRICKLAND WE RECOMMEND THAT THE FOLLOWING NAMES BE PLACED ON THE PAUPER LIST: *LIZZIE JACOBS at $8.00 per month; *ARCHIE JOHNS at $8.00 per month; *the allotment to KATIE STONE be raised to $10.00 per month; *allotment to CALLIE HERRIN be raised to $8.00 per month;* we recommend that the stores of our county be closed all day every Sunday; that no punch boards be allowed in the county since it is a form of gambling. We recommend that these records be published in the Brantley County Enterprise and that $10.00 be paid for same. * J R JAMES, Foreman * E L SEARS, Clerk*

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Fd.2ADI/518.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Susan: Yes, I think so. I talked with the owner a month or so ago. All the original records are still there. Go to their website: http://www.musicfuneralhome.com/. At the very top you will see "Contact Us". Let them know what record you're looking for. Someone will send you an answer. Mr. Music and his staff are very nice people.

Dear List Members, Let me preface these postings by saying, that I do not know the original source of any of these. Sometimes the place is named which might lead me to believe the article came from a newspaper in that town/city. I was sent these by a friend back in 1999, by way of e-mail. I will not post them all in one day. I know y'all get tired of seeing my name in your mailboxes. *G* Anyway, maybe we can glean something from this data. I have been going thru my files, both on my harddrive, and floppies, to see just what I have and want to keep or dispose of. Sharon D w ------------------------------------------------------------------ *note* Some do not have any dates, but they are all in the 1940s. This 'seems' to begin about 1943 from an article above this one I began with, about Georgia's crop yeilds of 1943 etc. MORGAN BROTHERS MEET IN IRELAND. PVT ALLEN MORGAN and PFC LEROY A MORGAN, sons of MR and MRS L A MORGAN, of Nahunta, recently had the good fortune to meet in Ireland, where they both are stationed on military duty. The two brothers had not seen each other for 2 1/2 years. Allen learned of his brothers where about and got a furlough and visited him. Both brothers have been in service about 3 years. NAHUNTA SOCIAL NEWS: J W WILLIS, a former citizen of Nahunta, who now lives in Hinesville, was a visitor in Nahunta on Monday. WILLIAM RAULERSON, son of MR and MRS. B T RAULERSON of HORTENSE was at home on a furlough Wednesday and Thursday. He is stationed at Jacksonville, FL Naval Aviation Technical Training. C W DOWLING and his friend RONALD PRICE, of the UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINES, are spending their vacation with C M'S father and mother, MR and MRS CHARLIE DOWLING . C M has been IN The Merchant Marines two years, and has traveled over the world considerably. PVT MORRIS HIGHSMITH, from Camp Wheeler is visiting his parents, MR and MRS CECIL HIGHSMITH. MRS ELLIE HAM returned to Miami after spending a few days with relatives. MRS H C PRICE spent the weekend with friends in Nahunta. MR and MRS HUGH LEWIS, JOYCE MORGAN, GERTIE HARTWIG, JEWEL MORGAN, and WEITA HERRIN attended the midnight show in Waycross Friday night. EULA JONES is visiting relatives in Miami, FL. SGT CHARLIE O'NEAL has returned to CAMP rucker after spending Christmas Holidays with his parents. PVT MONCIE WILSON from Virginia is spending his furlough with his parents, MR and MRS JOE WILSON. PVT THOMAS LYNN KNOX from Missouri was called home on short leave to attend the funeral of his grandmother, MRS E E JONES. BENNIE JOHNS of the U S ARMY, has returned to his duties after spending his furlong with relatives in Nahunta. PVT JESSIE MORGAN from Missouri is visiting his parents, MR AND MRS EUGENE MORGAN. CPL EDWARD KNOX from Fort Benning spent Christmas Holidays with relatives in Lulaton. PVT IVEY WALKER from Salt Lake City, Utah has arrived to spend a few days with relatives. MRS JAMES HERRIN has returned to her home in Mcrae, GA after spending the Christmas Holidays with her parents, MR and MRS G C ROGERS; BERNICE ROGERS and DOROTHY ROGERS of Brunswick. Also visited their parent G LIMPSE of Brantley. BRANTLEY MEN GO TO FORT MCPHERSON FOR MILITARY DUTY. Brantley men go to Fort Mcpherson, Tuesday 04 Jan 1944, for examination and possible induction into the armed forces of the United States. Four of these men were transferred to this county from other draft boards. The men going to Ft. Mcpherson were: *JERRY ELKINS DORMINY * DAVIS LEROY STRICKLAND * NOLAN MOODY * RICHARD DANIELS * JAMES CARLTON ROWELL * GORDON SAMMIE CREWS * HOWARD ADAMS MIDDLETON * THOMAS JAMES DOWLING * RAZZIE LEE HOWELL * JAMES BROWN BROOKER * SYLVESTER JOHNS * JAMES LEON SCOTT * JAMES MARION GIBSON * CLYDE DUBOSE * MEEKS EVERETT O'NEAL * RAYMOND THOMAS * DEVON DASHER * DAVID LAYTON CREWS * BARNEY MCCOY LEE * JOHN PAUL JONES * JAMES EDWARD DUBBERLY * MARSHALL WILDER MIDDLETON * ELLIS WOOTEN BROOKER * JAMES ARTHUR THRIFT * ROBERT BENNETT ROGERS * PAUL EPHRIAM GRIFFIN * THOMAS OREN KISER * Transferr ed from other boards were: JOHN WESLEY KEITH * JIM FAY BROOKS * HARLEY DAVIS SAPP * DOCK DEPLATTER. SUPERIOR COURT WILL CONVENE AT NAHUNTA ON MONDAY JANUARY 1944. Jury list: are drawn by JUDGE WALKER THOMAS. The January term of Brantley County Superior Court will meet on third Monday, 17 Jan 1944. The SMITH case will be tried at the coming term, it is believed that WILL C PARKER will serve as Solicitor Protem, in the absence of Solicitor, DAVE M PARKER, who is ill. The jury list is as follows: W H O SMITH * RILEY JOHNS * A W LANCASTER * W R JOHNSTON * C C ADAMS * L C COLVIN * JOHN L DIXON * J W COURSON * OWEN GRIFFIN * A W CREWS E L SEARS * A A STRICKLAND * LEE DUBOSE * J C ALLEN * J E WILDES * T V RHODEN * J R JAMES * HARVEY ALTMAN * W E MORGAN * D S MOODY * ALBERT THOMAS * A B BROOKER * W T HENDERSON * G W HERRIN * W H ROBERSON * J M HERRIN * W L LANE * F A LEWIS * C J BROOME. TRANSVERSE JURY: HERBERT COLVIN * D L LYNES * J A GUNTER * JEPTHA GRIFFIN * J J JACOBS * KANEY C CREWS * N B ALTMAN * J G GRANTHAM * HOMER E CREWS * LONNIE WILSON * FLOYD SHUMAN, * CHARLIE C CREWS * B F STRICKLAND * WILL KING * J A BURNEY * W R ALDRIDGE * W E READING * C T LYONS * J D HIGHSMITH * O J HICKOX * IVEY JONES * C F ROWELL * F M ALLEN * L M DAVIS * C D BURNEY * R D BROOKER * M I HAGIN W W WOODARD * D E RODDENBERRY * J D LEWIS * JAMES H HIGHSMITH * TALFORD HIGHSMITH * I J DAVIS * JOSEPH GRIFFIN * NATHAN SMITH * LEON ALLEN * ERNEST B CAMPBELL* MRS ELLY LANG of Waverly and her daughter, MATILDA LANG of Brunswick, was the guests of MRS I F BROWN last weekend. BUTLER GRAHAM left last week for Fort Mcpherson where he was called for examination for induction into the military service. SIBERT JONES, CADET in the Merchant Marines arrived in Nahunta on Saturday to spend his leave with HIS father, DAN JONES, and brothers, DAN JONES and JOE JONES. MRS F R NEWTON returned on Friday from Savannah where she spent several days with her sister, MRS I F JONES. FREDDIE BROOKER, U S ARMY arrived for a visit with home folks. ALVIS HERRIN has returned to her studies at Mt Berry after spending Christmas Holidays with MR AND MRS J R JAMES, here in Nahunta, and with her Aunt, ALVIS HERRIN, in Atlanta, GA.

I may be mistaken but wasn't there a CCC camp in Waycross, GA? CBoyd

Hi Joy, There is a bio on Dr. James Bagley in the book History Of Ware Co., GA. Is he a kin to your Bagley line? LINDA ----- Original Message ----- From: <Springgreen71@aol.com> To: <GAWARE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 9:49 AM Subject: [GAWARE] genealogy > How does one go about finding children of a particular family, besides the > census records, especially before 1850? > > I've noticed at the Huxford Library, he has files on my Gunter, Bagley, & > Aldridge line. On his notes, he did not list the sources. I don't know how he > came about finding children of a couple in the late 1700's & early 1800's. > > I have thought about wills, but when I asked a Bagley researcher about > Benjamin Bagley Sr's will, she said that Benjamin only listed David Bagley in > his will. There were no other children listed. (Benjamin had alot of > children.) > > Thanks for any help, > (I need all of the help I could get on this one) :o) Joy Spencer > > > ==== GAWARE Mailing List ==== > To Unsubscribe:send mail to > GAWARE-L-request@rootsweb.com ..change the "L" to "D" for Digest > with the single word unsubscribe in the message subject and body. > Judy Roberts- Co-Hostess- j2roberts@sum.net > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Thanks again, Sharon! I unsubscribed from excite a few weeks ago because of my email problems, but realized later that I was still receiving Gaware messages. It wasn't 'til last night that I found out I was getting them still. Sometimes I can get into excite mail, sometimes I cannot. I unsubscribed again from there last night. I didn't have tulipsmail that long and I started having alot of problems with them also. It freezes up my computer, bad. I had to unsubscribe from there also. I know what you mean about finding artifacts addicting. Funny thing is, doing the treasure hunting hobby is what led me to doing genealogy. I was doing some local history research at the library and to my delight I found my great grandmother, Pearl Aldridge Gunter listed in a book. I had to find more names, and I was hooked ever since!!!! I haven't found anything major with my metal detector yet, but in my back yard, I found a Packard 8 car emblem. My thought was to locate the relatives of the people who might have lived here in the 50's. It may have been a family car, and thought maybe they would like to have the emblem as a treasured memory. I haven't done so yet. But doing the metal detecting hobby, I won't be able to keep anything because I think maybe "The relatives" would like to have it. That is what genealogy has done to me. I often think that I would love to hold in my hand something that my ancestors have had once. I do more genealogy now than I do digging. Both are so much fun! Have a great day Sharon! Gotta go to work... Joy

Thanks Ms. Sharon Davis! That will give me something to research next. I appreciate it very much! Joy

Thanks Sharon! Do you know if it was my email at metalmaniac@tulipsmail.net or if it was the one under joy_spencer1@excite.com ? I was thinking of eventually going back to excite mail (it has been under new management & down for a time) But if it is bouncing from excite, then I won't go. Thanks for tellin' me about the bounces. (by the way, my name metalmaniac has nothing to do with metal music, my hobby is to dig metal objects out of the dirt (like coins) Jus' so cha'll will know that I'm not a metal music headbanger) I get alot of questions about how did I get the nick name metalmaniac. Jus' wanna explain myself < blush>

I have found children named in deeds. They can be very useful Especially deeds of gift. Also, perhaps there was a family Bible Record. Indian War pensions have named children. Homestead records also. Sharon Davis Sharon and Alex Davis Shady Acres Goat Farm Pine Mt. Ga 31822 sadav43@earthlink.net Kiko Goats ----- Original Message ----- From: <Springgreen71@aol.com> To: <GAWARE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 9:49 AM Subject: [GAWARE] genealogy > How does one go about finding children of a particular family, besides the > census records, especially before 1850? > > I've noticed at the Huxford Library, he has files on my Gunter, Bagley, & > Aldridge line. On his notes, he did not list the sources. I don't know how he > came about finding children of a couple in the late 1700's & early 1800's. > > I have thought about wills, but when I asked a Bagley researcher about > Benjamin Bagley Sr's will, she said that Benjamin only listed David Bagley in > his will. There were no other children listed. (Benjamin had alot of > children.) > > Thanks for any help, > (I need all of the help I could get on this one) :o) Joy Spencer > > > ==== GAWARE Mailing List ==== > To Unsubscribe:send mail to > GAWARE-L-request@rootsweb.com ..change the "L" to "D" for Digest > with the single word unsubscribe in the message subject and body. > Judy Roberts- Co-Hostess- j2roberts@sum.net > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Good Grief, Your mail has been bouncing like a red rubber ball girl! ;-) I am glad you are aware of it now. Hope you get it resolved, we like your input around here, and love your presence. You can check the archives here: http://lists.rootsweb.com/ Sharon >Was someone on the list here asking about the Thomas surname? I'm having alot of trouble with my email lately and had to subscribe under a different email addy last night. Just didn't wanna miss out on anything. ;o) Regards, Joy<

How does one go about finding children of a particular family, besides the census records, especially before 1850? I've noticed at the Huxford Library, he has files on my Gunter, Bagley, & Aldridge line. On his notes, he did not list the sources. I don't know how he came about finding children of a couple in the late 1700's & early 1800's. I have thought about wills, but when I asked a Bagley researcher about Benjamin Bagley Sr's will, she said that Benjamin only listed David Bagley in his will. There were no other children listed. (Benjamin had alot of children.) Thanks for any help, (I need all of the help I could get on this one) :o) Joy Spencer

Was someone on the list here asking about the Thomas surname? I'm having alot of trouble with my email lately and had to subscribe under a different email addy last night. Just didn't wanna miss out on anything. ;o) Regards, Joy

At 01:52 PM 1/2/02 -0500, you wrote: >Dear GAWARE List Subscribers, > >I have noticed several folks replying to messages which were posted to the >Ware County Message Board. These messages are automatically sent to the >GAWARE List too. Always glad to see correspondence between genealogists. >However, unless you send a cc to that person's e-dress, they will not >receive your reply, unless of course they also happen to be a subscriber to >the GAWARE List. I have wanted to tell y'all this for weeks, but could not >get my mail to you before now [ISP problems]. If you have responded to any >of these "message board queries" you may want to repost to the actual board, >or send a copy to the private e-dress. Hate to know you may have missed out >on a connection. Or missed a chance to help someone. I know how you all >enjoy that. That's what has always made this a great place to research. > >happy hunting trails, >Sharon Sharon and List Members, I totally agree with your thoughts above. However, I do have one suggestion. When you are replying to one of these messages, please cut and paste the original message with your reply. Nothing is more disheartening than to read someone's reply and not know what they're talking about :-) Anyone else notice this? Might just be me :-) Regards, Nancy E Parr

For those interested in finding out more about the CCC Camps. I did a search on Google and found the following. Enjoy. If some of you find one with names of South Georgia Rosters, please post. Thanks to Nancy for her nice message. Hope we find something real good on your Granpa Nancy. Vickey is hoping to find out something about her uncle too. Volunteers, Wayman and Ann Wells, researched and compiled this listing of CCC camps and donated the complete set to the NACCCA library. This listing represents countless hours of very difficult work. http://www.cccalumni.org/states/index.html JAMES F. JUSTIN CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPS MUSEUM Unit Rosters and History Collection http://members.aol.com/famjustin/cccroster.html About North Georgia/Walker Co http://ngeorgia.com/feature/ccc.html Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) Born in Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal, the "Tree Army" gave employment to millions of men during the Depression. http://roadsidegeorgia.com/links/history/ccc You have chosen to search through CRL's Civilian Conservation Corp. Camp Papers database. http://wwwcrl.uchicago.edu/DBSearch/Ccc.asp Sharon

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Fd.2ADI/518.1.1 Message Board Post: DEAR TERESA, THANK YOU FOR THE INFORMATION, DO YOU THINK THEY HAVE OLD RECORDS FROM SAY 1952?