Hello Everyone, We are sending this email to many lists because each of these states/counties have a BINNS relation that has resided in them. We have been researching the BINNS name for many years. Many of our original email contacts for many of these areas are no longer valid. So we are sending this mass email message. We apologize for any inconvenience. Our research has resulted in an original BINNS source as Christopher Binns of St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia, born about 1670. There are several presumptions on a variety of lines but these presumptions have a substantial basis. The descendants of this Christopher Binns have spread far and wide throughout the country. Genealogy is becoming a very popular hobby and we hope that many new individuals are now subscribed to these email lists and they may have connections to BINNS families. We invite any and all to visit our 'American Binns Families and Individuals' website, listed in our signature file below, for any possible connection. We need everyones help in establishing a more positive connection. We need family trees and family records. We need corrections and additions. Please help us to create a more accurate BINNS family tree for everyone to pass on to their descendants. Email links are located on our website. Thank you for your consideration!! Steve and Bunny --------- Subscribe to BINNS-L surname email list: mailto:[email protected]?subject=subscribe&body=subscribe American Binns Families and Individuals: http://www.yspcbdesigns.com/americanb/index.htm 1790/1800 County Tax Lists of Virginia: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~ysbinns/vataxlists/index.htm

According to some sources Job's Alley was born 1811 Wilkes Co. m. 19 July 1927 Wilkes to Joseph Martin Cooper. Hope that helps, even by elimination. Lillie Ruby [email protected]

I have an Alley C. Huguley, dau. Of John Huguley and Susannah Walker. John and Susannah were married March 11, 1817 in Wilkes Co. GA --Keith -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2001 5:49 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: John Huguley I am a descendant of Allie Caroline HUGULEY (b Jan 28, 1821- d Jul 17, 1894). She married James M. SULLIVAN in Pike Co, GA. I'm trying to determine who her parents were...thinking it was Job HUGULEY. Do you have any information that might include my Allie? I'd appreciate any help. Thanks, Diane Allen Cooper ============================== Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 Source for Family History Online. Go to: http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

I am a descendant of Allie Caroline HUGULEY (b Jan 28, 1821- d Jul 17, 1894). She married James M. SULLIVAN in Pike Co, GA. I'm trying to determine who her parents were...thinking it was Job HUGULEY. Do you have any information that might include my Allie? I'd appreciate any help. Thanks, Diane Allen Cooper

The quarterly for the East Georgia Genealogical Society (EGGS) will be coming out the first week of August. Contents of the next issue include: County Records Clarke Co. Deed Book A, (1802-1804) Hart Co. Research Resources Jackson Co. Marriage Book D (1860-1869), pp. 171-340 Morgan Co. Bonds (1816-27), pp. 184-224 Oglethorpe Co. Echo, Mar. 9, 1877 - Mar. 23, 1877 Walton Co. Wills & Est. Records A, (1819-1827), pp. 133-153 Wm. A. Slaughter Journal The main goal of the EGGS quarterly is to abstract "never before published" records, or various other documents and information of genealogical content, and place in the quarterly for the 28 counties the Society serves: Banks, Barrow, Butts, Clarke, Columbia, Elbert, Franklin, Glascock, Greene, Gwinnett, Hancock, Hart, Jackson, Jasper, Lincoln, Madison, McDuffie, Morgan, Newton, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Putnam, Rockdale, Stephens, Taliaferro, Walton, Warren and Wilkes. Just a note on the William Allen Slaughter Journal - the Journal was written to outline the family history and descendants of this branch of the Slaughters. The line, as recalled by W. A. Slaughter (1804-1886), stems from John Slaughter (1733-1798) who m. Frances Brothers. Many of the Slaughter descendants in Georgia are descended from this line. As a continuation, in the November issue, some of the genealogical lines will be put in order and verified when possible. This small journal brings a wealth of information about a family with a proud heritage. If interested, additional information and applications forms to join the society can be found on the EGGS web site at: www.rootsweb.com/~gaeggs Of course, you're most welcome to add your query to the web page.

The following files were added to the Wilkes Co. GA Archives page http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/wilkes.htm during the month of June 2001: Indenture bet. James Foster & Joseph Moore 23 Sep 1788 Indenture bet. Joseph & Agnes Moore and Nehemiah Howard 9 Aug 1787 Indenture bet. Isaham Sharp & Joseph Moore 1 Oct 1785 Will of Josiah Tuck 13 Oct 1843 Will of Martha Tuck 10 Sep 1851

Is this the Seth Tatum shown on the 1860 census of Troup County GA, ? We may be doing research on same person. I am seeking his parents. Seth fought in the Civil war.

Diane, I'd be happy to send you what I have-which isn't a lot. The Coopers are my line as are the Burdettes which intermarried with the Huguley family, but I'm still trying to piece it all together.

Meredith...I can't believe we're crossing paths again...besides our OWEN and HOWARD lines...I'm researching parents of Allie Caroline HUGULEY who married James M. SULLIVAN in Pike Co, GA. I think Allie had to be related to the Alley HUGULEY who married Joseph COOPER in 1827. Give me a shout. Diane

looking for info to connect my HUGULEY's in Pike Co GA to, especially, Alley HUGULEY who married Joseph COOPER in 1827 in Wilkes Co. I'm pretty sure all HUGULEY's in this area are related. I'd appreciate all help. Thanks, Diane

I am told that an ANDERSON or HEARD cousin of mine has the old family bible somewhere in Georgia. It contains the information on Thomas Anderson HEARD and his wife Antoinette LOWE married in Wilkes Co Ga. I understand it lists their parents. I have been looking for this cousin for a long time. If anyone knows anything about the whereabouts of this bible would you please let me know? Thanks so much, Debby Watson

Seeking information on William Adair / Adare who was apparantly granted land in Wilkes co. 1778, and died 1804 Jackson Co. GA. Wife may have been Sarah (Sara) Ann Scott. William had been in the Revolutionary War.

I apologize for the duplication of messages, but we want to get this announcement to as many people as possible. There are at least two TRAYLOR lines who moved from VA to GA. My own line comes from William d.1791 in Wilkes Co. GA; his descendants moved to various other GA counties before moving on west. Efforts are now under way to launch DNA Y-chromosone tests within the Traylor family. We especially need volunteers who can trace their lineage back to 18th century sons of William and Edward Traylor in Henrico and Chesterfield Counties, VA. Only Traylor males who are direct line descendants can be tested for the Y-chromosone. We are also trying to contact English Traylors to see if we can set up links between them and our American Traylor family. The name is variously spelled Trayler, Trailer, or Trailor. If you have Traylor roots and are interested in this project, please contact the coordinator at [email protected] For more information on DNA Y-chromosone testing for genealogical purposes, visit these websites: www.FamilyTreeDNA.com or, for one family's experience http://www.mumma.org/DNA.htm Linda Sparks Starr http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lksstarr

I am researching Armstead Anderson and wife Harriett Moore of Wilkes County. Am looking for info about son Emanuel b. 1882. Could these be in your line also? Thanks

Are you familiar with the name of Joseph E. Tuck (no dates or locations) who married Caroline E. Boggs b. December 21, 1846 and d. October 06, 1908 in Jackson Co., Georgia??? They were married December 03, 1868. Thanks! Sandy :o) ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2001 9:11 PM Subject: Benjamin Tuck > > Wilkes County, Ga Will Book > Page 365 > > State of Georgia > Wilkes County > > In the name of God Amen. > > I, Benjamin W. Tuck of the County and State aforesaid this twelfth day of March in the year of Our Lord, Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Nine do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following. > > Item 1st I will and desire that all my lawful debts be paid in a convenient time after my decease. > > Item 2nd I give to my sister, Tabitha Tuck, all my lands, household and kitchen furniture, plantation tools, hogs and cattle of all description. Also my Negro woman Mariah and the children she has or may have belonging to me at my decease and to hold forever. > > Item Lastly. I nominate Wm. G. Turner Executor of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking and annulling all former Will or Wills made by me and publish and declare this to be my last Will in testimony of which I have hereunto set my seal and signature the day and date above written. > > Benjamin W. Tuck (LS) > > F.G. Coley > Wm. G. Turner > Luke Turner, Jr. > > > State of Georgia > Wilkes County > > Personally appeared in open Court Luke Turner and William G. Turner, two of the subscribing witnesses to the within Will (the said Wm. G. Turner having renounced all interest in or under said Will) and being duly sworn depose and say that they saw Benjamin W. Tuck sign and seal the same which he acknowledged as his last Will and Testament and at the time of his so doing he was of sound disposing mind and memory that they signing as witnesses at his request in his presence and that F.G. Coley also signed as witness at the same time. > > Wm. G. Turner > Luke Turner > > Sworn to and subscribed before me > April 3rd, 1865 > G.G. Norris, Ordinary > > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

Wilkes County, Ga Will Book Page 365 State of Georgia Wilkes County In the name of God Amen. I, Benjamin W. Tuck of the County and State aforesaid this twelfth day of March in the year of Our Lord, Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Nine do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following. Item 1st I will and desire that all my lawful debts be paid in a convenient time after my decease. Item 2nd I give to my sister, Tabitha Tuck, all my lands, household and kitchen furniture, plantation tools, hogs and cattle of all description. Also my Negro woman Mariah and the children she has or may have belonging to me at my decease and to hold forever. Item Lastly. I nominate Wm. G. Turner Executor of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking and annulling all former Will or Wills made by me and publish and declare this to be my last Will in testimony of which I have hereunto set my seal and signature the day and date above written. Benjamin W. Tuck (LS) F.G. Coley Wm. G. Turner Luke Turner, Jr. State of Georgia Wilkes County Personally appeared in open Court Luke Turner and William G. Turner, two of the subscribing witnesses to the within Will (the said Wm. G. Turner having renounced all interest in or under said Will) and being duly sworn depose and say that they saw Benjamin W. Tuck sign and seal the same which he acknowledged as his last Will and Testament and at the time of his so doing he was of sound disposing mind and memory that they signing as witnesses at his request in his presence and that F.G. Coley also signed as witness at the same time. Wm. G. Turner Luke Turner Sworn to and subscribed before me April 3rd, 1865 G.G. Norris, Ordinary

Miss Andrews is buried in Resthaven Cemetery, Washington, Wilkes, Georgia. ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/wilkes/cemeteries/resthav1.txt I hope this helps.

DAR Patriots, Rev. Dempsey Hinton and Jesse Norman's lines have been closed due to lack of military service proof. Lineage Documentation - from us to the patriot has not been questioned. We recently received notice from DAR, Washington, DC, that the lines of Reverend Dempsey Hinton and Jesse Norman have been closed due to lack of acceptable documentation for these patriots. The genealogist for DAR decided that the 1930's documentation for patriotic service for these men was now unacceptable. The original DAR application from the 1930's, which we have seen, stated the service for Rev. D.H. was listed as follows: and I quote: "The service credited to D.H. was that he was killed by John Anderson in a fort at Mallorysville, Wilkes Co., GA. This information was in a certified statement of Bible records and court records submitted by the applicant. The information concerning the fort appears to be in the Bible records. If you have any information which confirms those records, please provide it." additionally my letter states: "The court records of First Court of Wilkes Co. for 27 Aug 1779, states that an indictment was brought against John Anderson for taking the life of Dempsey Hinton. Nothing in the available records indicate where or when the killing took place or the circumstances. We have been unable to locate a fort at Mallorysville, and cannot find that Mallorysville existed until after 1793. Have also been unable to find any other service that is attributed to Dempsey Hinton. If you have information which verifies the circumstances surrounding this event which places D.H. at a fort during the period after 19 Apr 1775, and before his death, please provide it." We gotta prove it, now. They will be more than happy to open this line for future applicant's IF we can prove our claim. We do have other recourse, too. We could prove Civil Service. This would include city or colonial government service; including duty as a juror. Does anyone have such documentation? We need help. Can anyone send some actual proofs? We need to reopen these lines. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Regarding: Jesse Norman's service DAR - and I am quoting, again: "The service attributed to Jesse Norman was that he served under Count Pulaski at the Siege of Savannah, GA., and the source for that information is the Wilkes Co., GA, Deed Book KK, 1793, No. 104. The citation is to a deed for appointment of Francis Baldwin to receive the pay and land due John Ross, a soldier from the U.S. or the state of NC, serving under Count Pulaski. Jesse Norman was one of two witnesses to the signature of John Ross. The document does not say that he, Jesse Norman, was a soldier. No other source of service has been identified in any paper filed on Jesse Norman. If you can provide information that proves Jesse Norman as either a soldier during the revolution or that shows he had either Civil or Patriotic Service, we will be pleased to reinstate him as a patriot." They want PROOF of patriotic service. We viewed the source documented in the 1930's application. It was by KNIGHT. Jesse Norman witnessed a 1793 document, he was not the patriot. The 1930's applicant misread the KNIGHT abstract in this book. Therefore, we are now required to send further proof to DAR to reopen this line, too. Please help us get this matter straightened out. Let's all work together to reinstate these two men. Any document in your possession that you believe will aid in this effort, please submit it. Someday, some of you, or your descendents may also wish to pursue application into DAR through these lines. We are all very proud of our heritage or we wouldn't be genealogical researchers. Please do what you can to help, now. Martha & Marilyn AMEN !

My gr-gr-grandfather was John Middleton Finley. He was born in Georgia December 17, 1804. He died in Damascus, Scott County, Mississippi. A history of this family was given to me and it says there were several Finleys in Wilkes county during the Rev. War. This family was in Virginia, I think previously.. Then they were in S.C. and went to Georgia. Does anyone know of a Finley family in the Rev. War or anything?

Trek across the state. Shows Florence in Georgia. If you have more information, please contact me. Cullars & Arnett & Florence are related in Lincoln Co, GA. Thank you, Walter L. Cullars SOURCE: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=lmassia&id=I15605 Name: Millie Ann ARNETT 1 Name: FLORENCE 2 Sex: F Change Date: 25 FEB 2001 Burial: AFT 24 FEB 1881 Jones-Florence Cem., near Greenville, Meriwether Co., Georgia 1 Birth: 02 JAN 1808 in Lincoln Co., Georgia 2 1 Death: 24 FEB 1881 in Meriwether Co., Georgia 2 1 Marriage 1 William FLORENCE b: 11 AUG 1805 in Washington, Georgia Married: ABT 1827 in prob. Lincoln Co., Georgia 2 Children 1. Wiley FLORENCE b: 06 OCT 1828 in Wilkes Co., Georgia 2. Oliver Sylvester FLORENCE b: 18 JUL 1842 in Meriwether Co., Georgia 3. Martha Ann Eliza FLORENCE b: 04 MAY 1844 in Meriwether Co., Georgia 4. Celestia Cornelia FLORENCE b: 20 NOV 1845 in Meriwether Co., Georgia 5. Alice Tallulah FLORENCE b: 25 MAR 1853 in Meriwether Co., Georgia 6. Frances FLORENCE b: 30 JAN 1830 in Wilkes Co., Georgia 7. Mary Jane FLORENCE b: 04 JUN 1831 in Meriweather Co., Georgia 8. Robert Alpheus FLORENCE b: 30 AUG 1832 in Wilkes Co., Georgia 9. Sarah Elizabeth FLORENCE b: 05 FEB 1834 in Wilkes Co., Georgia 10. Henry Livingston FLORENCE b: 04 JAN 1835 in Wilkes Co., Georgia 11. Enoch Calloway FLORENCE b: 27 JAN 1837 in Wilkes Co., Georgia 12. William Thaddeus 'Bill' FLORENCE b: 03 DEC 1838 in Wilkes Co., Georgia 13. John West FLORENCE b: 30 AUG 1840 in Meriwether Co., Georgia Sources: 1.Title: Joseph Fleming Cemetery Survey, Url: http://www.mindspring.com/~jtfleming/cemetery.htm Abbrev: Joseph Fleming Cem. Survey 2.Title: Elayne Gibbons Rootsweb Information, Url: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=egibbons Abbrev: Elayne Gibbons Info -- SurfSouth.com... http://www.surfsouth.com/~cullars/ mailto: [email protected]