Here is a very interesting & informative civil war "era" website... having to do with the culture/dress/customs of the times. *Tina* http://home.earthlink.net/~gchristen/

In case some of you are not aware of the plans for celebrating Wilkinson County's 200th birthday on May 11, 2003, this message will provide a summary of some of the events. I have taken this information from a recent article in the Wilkinson County News and a telephone call with one of the members of the Bicentential Committee, Jimmie Lord. BICENTENIAL TOURS will be conducted in four areas of the County on specific Saturdays in April and May as well as other events leading up to the GRAND BICENTENIAL CELEBRATION in Irwinton on May 31. The Saturday Community Tours are scheduled as follows: Allentown/Danville April 12th; Toomsboro/Balls Ferry Arpil 19th; Gordon/Ivey April 26th and Irwinton/McIntyre on May 3rd. Each town will provide tour guides, routes, sites & events. Since I am most interested in the Toomsboro area, I obtained some info about that specific tour. Busses will leave Irvinton at 10:00 am on Saturday April 19th and after "historical presentations" at several stops will arrive at Toomsboro about 12 noon where food will be available and other events conducted. The busses will return to Irwinton later that afternoon. I don't know about the other Tours, but assume that they will be similiar. I understand that siginificant efforts are going into the planning and I am sure there will be a lot of activities for all to enjoy. Jimmy Lord indicated that additional details will be available soon and distributed through the Newspaper. I will pass them to this List as I become aware of them. Bill Ramsaur

Hello All: > > Here is a delightfully wonderful Civil War memorabilia/misc. accessories > (for me AND women) website I ran across tonite. There are things here, > reminiscent of civil war times, for children, men and women.... if you have > any interest at all in the civil war/victorian era, you have to take a look > at this website! > > http://www.apocketfullofposies.com/homepage.html Enjoy! *Tina*

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Keith, I received the info you sent me on Rebeccah Stevens & Miles M. Bloodworth. Thank you very much! If I can return the favor for any folks attached to these that I might have, I'll send it your way. Keith Stevens ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2003 9:45 PM Subject: Re: [GAWILKIN-L] Re: Nunn/Wheeler cemetery? > JOHN NUNN WAS MARRIED TO ELIZABETH PRAT > JOHN NUNN HAS A MARKER IN THE NUNN AND WHEELER CEMETERY > FAMILY LEGEND HAS BEEN PASSED THAT THERE ARE UNMARKED GRAVES OUTSIDE OF THE > FENCE . > JOHN AND ELIZABETH ARE PROBABLY OUT SIDE THE FENCE > I BELIEVE THE EARLIEST DEATH DATE MARKED IS 1830'S > THE MARKER WAS PLACED BY THE DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN > REVOLUTION. > I DO NOT HAVE ANTHING OTHER THAN A DEATH YEAR AND BIRTH DATE > > REBECCA NUNN WAS ALSO A DAUGHTER TO JOHN NUNN AND ELIZABETH PRATT > SHE, REBECCA NUNN , MARRIED JOHN WHEELER AND THEY HAD A DAUGHTER REBECCA > WHEELER WHO MARRIED MILES MORGAN BLOODOWRTH. > KEITH > > > ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== > *Don't forget to visit the WILKINSON CO. > *RESOURCE* Page: > http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/GA/Wilkinson/ >

Here's the final section of Book C -- Cool Springs Primitive Baptist Church. Bob's labor of love in working with the poor handwriting, etc, will help us all, and we dedicate this to the memory of all those people of this church. 19 March 1898 The Church makes choice of her Presbatry for the purpose of Constitution of the Bay Spring Church the chice being Breathern J. P. Barrs, G. F. Powell, J. N. Nobles, B.C. Lewis. 2 April 1898 Genral loveness we the Church at Cool Spring indorse the transaction of our Breathern in the Constuting the Bay Spring Church also grant the request of the Brethern that J. N. Nobles assisting in the Constution of Bay Spring. Brother S. M. Fowler Granted Letter of Dismission. 4 June 1898 Nancy J. Haskins Restored. 3 September 1898 Mrs. S. C. Arnold By Experience. 1 October 1898 Martha Jane Willisann Lamb By Experience. 1 April 1899 General loveness the Church Liberated Brother W. W. Howell to Stand and Exercise his Gift to the Ministry. 6 May 1899 Sister Liza Steven By Letter. 30 September 1899. Brother J. N. Nobles The Church making Choice foor a Pastor to serve next year 1900. 4 November 1899 Brother Nobles ancering th Church that He would serve the best he could. 6 October 1900 Referces call none, Then it was taken up of Brother W. W. Howell Ordination to the Ministry the Church made a Choice of Presbattry, J. P. Barrs, G. W. Floyd, J. N. Nobles to notify this Presbatry A. J. Scarborough, H. J. Howell, W. F. Nobles, Sinet Arnold. 3 November 1900 The Ordination of Brother W. W. Howell called and referd J. P. Barrs, J. N. Nobles being the Presbattry Brother W. W. Howell was Ordain the usual way. 6 April 1901 The Case of Brother ______ in a mistake that Mount Horeb has maid in not transferring his Ordination to this Church when he was dismissed Reference continued the Church appointed a Committy to rectify the mistak with the Church at Mount Horeb Breathern appointed H. C. Lamb, Sinet Arnold, J. G. Sanders. 4 May 1901 The Case of Brother Taylor Ordination not being transfured from Mount Horeb to this Church before he could be Ordained the Church heard the report of the committee and the Ordination was transferred the Church maid priperatin for the work the Presbattry G. W. Floyd, J. P. Barrs, J. N. Nobles. 1 June 1901 The Ordination of Brother J. H. Taylor to the Ministry Breathern set apart for that perpoe J. P. Barrs, G. W. Floyd, J. N. Nobles. Proceeded with the Ordination. He was Ordained. 7 July 1901 The Church at Cool Spring in Conference met. J. N. Nobles moderator for the [urpoes of granting the request of her Sister Church at Rutherfords M. H. that Brother J. H. Smith being their supply the inseuing year as Minister and also call a Presbattry for his Ordination thhe Brethern selected J. N. Nobles, J. P. Barrs, W. W. Howell. The Church appointed the Breathern to notify the Presbattrey Sinet Arnold, W. F. Nobles. 2 August 1901 The Ordination of Bro J. H. Smith called and refered. 3 August 1901 Case of Ordination of Bro J. H. Smith was call up &question him he ansered all questions satisfactory. Eld W. W. Howell asked the questions of our Faith. Eld J. P. Barrs examine him on the Scriptures. Eld J. N. Nobles then gave the Charge and presented him the Bible. The Church extended right hand of fellowship. 30 November 1901 The Church appointed a Committie to visit Pleasant Hill Church she being in disorder being divided into two factions the name of the committee J. N. Nobles, J. H. Smith, Sinet Arnold. 4 January 1902 The Committie was heard from and released that was from Pleasant hill. Bro Taylor and Wife Granted Letter of Dismission. 31 May 1902 The Church the request of her Sister Church Mount Ivey that of the Elders J. N. Nobles, W. W. Howell, J. H. Smith to visit that Church to Ordain Bro Mc Cook as a Deacon. 5 July 1902 C. C. Porter and Wife Sallie Porter By Letter. The Church heard the acknoledements of Brother J. Scarborough in reference to his case he promise that he will settle the debts by renewel of papers to give satisfaction and do away with the homestead. 6 September 1902 Case of Brother J. Scarboug concerning the Homestead. He would not take up the Homestead and the Church tested fellowship and it was lost and he was Exspelled from the Church. 4 July 1903. Written in at the top of the page: Last of J. N. Nobles Moderator. 3 October 1903 The Church recd statement from Brother Fountain in his case and postponed until our next meeting. 31 October 1903 Granted request of services of W. W. Howell and J. H. Smith for purpose of Ordaining W. T. Smith. 2 January 1904 Dimissed a complaint against Bro. Fountain for quitting his wife. 1 October 1904 Sister Bessy was Lamb Exspelled for unfaithfulness to her husband. 3 December 1904 Heard from J. H. Smith Case and he was Exspelled for general disorder. Case of Bro Arnold was called and posted. This entry&.nisdated Dec aught to have been in place of Nov. 31 December 1904 Heard from Bro Arnold the case dismissed. 4 February 1905 Bro W. F. Nobles to serve as a Deacon 4 March 1905 Bro W. F. Nobles Ordained by Presbytery J. F. Lord, W. W. Howell & W. D. Smith. 6 May 1905 Bro Scarborough Restored. Compiler Notes. All entries by C. C. Porter were difficult to read and I did my best to transcribe his notes as they appeared to me. 3 December 1905 Brother S. M. Fowler By Letter. 2 June 1906 One came forward, but was rejected. 6 July 1907 Sister Margett Demonia After making acknonledgementing of Her wrong. Restored. 5 October 1907 Sister Florence Jane Fowler By Experience. Brother E. H. Horn By Experience. 1 February 1908 Brother Homer Sanders By Letter. 2 May 1908 Agreed to hear from Committee from Pleasant Plains concerning offence of Brother C. C. Porter. Also on motion the Church made a charge against Bro C. C. Porter for falsehood and general disorder at Pleasant Plains Church. Refered the Charge against Bro Porter until next Conference. 6 June 1908. Case of Bro C. C. Porter was discussed and refered to next Conference. 31 July 1908 Case of Bro C. C. Porter was taken up and after he made satisfactoring acknowledge was forgiven. The falsehood was a misunder standing. 26 January 1909 Brother Robert L. Allen By Experience. Sister A. C. Lamb By Experience. Sister Lelia Rozier By Experience. Sister Dollie Victoria Nobles By Experience. Sister Dona Jane Sanders By Experience. Bother Henry F. Lamb By Experience. 3 April 1909 Sister L. C. Howell By Experience. 5 June 1909 Brother B. F. Fountain By Letter. 30 July 1909 Brother Ramon Collins By Experience. The following entry is out of sequence in Minute Book 6 June 1909 Amanda Chance By Experience. 5 February 1910 Sister F. Manning By Letter. 5 March 1910 Brother M. S. Lamb By Experience of Grace. 5 August 1910 Brother L. W. Bozeman By Experience of Grace. Brother Ira D. Scott By Experience of Grace. 3 September 1910 Brother W. H. Collins By Experience of Grace. Sister Ellar Bozeman By Experience of Grace. 4 August 1911 Brother D. P. Collins By Experience of Grace. Sister Carrie Lee Collins By Experience of Grace. 2 December 1911 Sister Emmer McDonald By Experience of Grace. 3 February 1912 Louor J. Rozier By Experience of Grace. 2 March 1912 Brother Ramon Collins Acknowledge his error to Church. Forgiven. L.W. Bozeman For Falsehood - Forgiven. Last entry in Minute Book Cwas on 4 May 1912. The Membership Roll of 1879 is at the end of this Minute Book. 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/He.2ADE/1007.1 Message Board Post: Betty William Henry Hatcher b. 3-1-1848 d. 11-9-1916, son of John H. and Caroline Honeycutt Hatcher, is buried in the Clay family Cemetery, his wife was Sallie Parker. Addie Wood & Bessie Harrell Hatcher lived in a 2 apt house on Magnolia St. in Jeffersonville, Bessie Hatcher was my 4th grade teacher. Addie's son killed a Rattlesnake and cut it's head off & put it in his pocked-- he died from the poison.. There is a very tall wireless cable tv tower sitting where the old Wood house was located in the country.. it is very close to the County line Cecil

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/He.2ADE/1007 Message Board Post: Hatcher Family of Wilkinson and Twiggs. This is in response to a query whose email bounced back to me when I responded. Bob, please get in touch with me. betty in ga My aunt Addie was the daughter of Nannie Elizabeth Jackson McCallum and Linton Hatcher. Nannie McCallum, wife of James Ware McCallum, who died in 1875, married Linton Hatcher her overseer. She lived in Twiggs but it is very close to the Wilkinson co line and her family was from Wilkinson-at Toombsboro. I come from the McCallum husband but was very close to my Aunt Addie. Addie had one son who died, Linton Wood, so there are no descendants there.Linton Hatcher is buried in the Jeffersonville Baptist church city cemetery. His wife is buried in the McCallum country cemetery. I have contacted the descendants of Linton Hatcher's other children, but they know nothing of their ancestors. Somewhere in my "stuff' I have a picture of Linton Hatcher and some of his family in front of a grave at which someone was honoring the soldier. It would take some time of looking, and I don't have time to look right now.This picture might be of interest to you and your family. Please keep me in your files and contact me again in a few months if you are interested in the picture. My Aunt Addie Hatcher Wood and her brother John Will Hatcher were the only two children from the marriage of Nannie and Linton Hatcher. The only bad thing about changing email addresses is that I hope I don't loose contact with people that I might help or the reverse. Good to hear from you. betty in ga From Bob..... Cleaning out some of my (old)e-mail ran across this from you . Can you tellme who your Aunt Addie was and jow she was connected to John H. Hatcher---- There were two John H. Hatcher's in Wilkinson, one was the son of John Henry Hatcher, son of William Sr. and the other was John H. Hatcher son of James M. Hatcher , son of Major John Hatcher. The only Addie that I am aware of was the second wifr of William Greene Hatcher son of John Edward Hatcherbut that can't be then one because he was born in 1862, You have probablyfound what you needed by now any way. Cheers, Bob Hatcher (note new e-mail) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty Bivins" ........................................ I found this information this weekend: Twiggs County Georgia Abstracts Records of a Burned County Collected and Edited by Bess Vaughn Clark Applications of women joining the UDC in Twiggs Co. GA .p. 69........ "Applicant..Miss Addie Hatcher Address...Jeffersonville, Ga Granddaughter of John H. Hatcher. Resident of Wilkinson Co., Georgia, and enlisted from that county in June, 1864. Died in tlanta three weeks after he enlisted. My Grandmother, Mrs. J. H. Hatcher, gave one tenth of all she made on her farm to the Confederate cause. Recommended by: Linton Hatcher, F. H. Adkins, Co. I, 26th Ga. Regt. (HisX Mark) Admitted June 5, 1911" I don't know how much this adds or subtracts to what you already have on Linton. These dates for John H. Hatcher do not match what I found on the Internet. I find typo mistakes in almost everyone's work. I found one this weekend. When I get to Macon again, I will check Wilkinson records and see if there is a toombstone for John H. Hatcher. My Aunt Addie was a thorough, honest woman and I believe the information she gave was accurate, however again we have to allow for typing errors. You might check out the Civil War record to see if anything is in it. If you get that record done before I do, please share and I will do the same. Bob, please forward this to the other lady, I don't have time now to look up her address. thanks, betty in ga

Bob Nobles just keeps on working... You spoke of a Benford you will find it in this group of minutes. I have completed the transcription of Book "B". Now I will have to read and copy the last book which I have I call it Book "C". 1879 to 1912. ---------- 30 June 1855 Viny Petter belonging to Daniel H. Johnston Also Dick belonging to Joseph King Both dismissed July 1856. 3 August 1855 Loy ___ Smith Not Stated. 1 September 1855 Timithy Pickron By Experience 31 May 1856 Brother Allen Davidson Resigned as Deacon. 5 July 1856 Brother Henry Lamb Ordination ( to Deacon. ) Black Brother Dick the property Of Joseph King, Sr. Given his Letter. 1 November 1856 Fillis of A Engram Dismissed By Letter. 4 September 1858 Mary Ann Scarborough By Letter. Nelly a colored woman belonging to The Estate of Theo D. Booth Also Leah Received by Permission of Estate (Side Note) Will Annexed. 3 December 1859 William Grimsley and Wife Mary By Letter. Out of Order&Note in Minute Book. 5 November 1859 Sister Mary Nancy Haskins By Experience. Mary Elizabeth Odom By Letter From Bulah. 2 June 1860 (M__ Mary Benford By Letter. 6 October 1860 Richmond Lamb By Experience. 3 November 1860 Miss Elizabeth Bush By Experience. Mrs Accy Pope and Mrs. Sara Ann Metvin Non attendance at Church and Joining another Church of different Faith. Exspelled. 6 July 1861 Isham Lamb Not Stated. 30 December 1861 Sister Mary Benford Granted Letter of Dismission. 30 April 1864 John a Cullered Man belonging to The Estate of Sears Related an Experience. Received. 5 August 1864 Caroline Howell By Experience. Martha Jane Nobles By Experience. Temperance Bush By Experience. 6 August 1864 Martha Lamb By Experience. Colord Woman of A. E. Vickers Named Jenne By Experience. _____November 1864 ________ of James Coombs By Experience. _____October 1864 Elizabeth Nobles By Expereience. Note: Clerk of the Church, Wm Haskins never entered the date in the open space. 4 August 1865 Willis Nobles By Experience. 2 September 1865 Hariett J. Nobles By Experience. Rebecah Thompson By Experience. 3 February 1866 J. W. Allen By Letter. 5 August 1866 Henry Smith By Experience. 1 September 1866 Doctor T. Lamb By Experience. 29 September 1866 Miss M. S. Lamb By Experience. 3 November 1866 Zaid Harvard By Experience. 1 December 1866 Sister Temperance Bush Sister Hester Ann Bush Brother Henry Smith and Sister Elizabeth Smith All applied for Letters of Dismission. Was Granted. 30 November 1867 Sarah Ann Matilda Howell By Experience. 4 May 1868 Henry Lamb By Experience. 17 October 1868. H. C. Lamb Appointed Clerk of Cool Spring Church. 3 April 1869 Sister H Hannah Riggins By Letter. 31 July 1869 Sister Martha an Mullis Full Fellowship. 5 February 1870 William Smith Colerd Not Stated. 4 June 1870 Jordan W. Allen Excommunicated. Sister Martha Mullis Granted Letter of Dismission. 13 November 1870 Brother J. R. Keel Choice of Pastor for Cool Spring Church. 5 August 1871 Brother and Sister Jim and Jenne Forgiven By Church. 31 January 1871 Brother G. F. Powell Chosen as pastor for coming Year at Cool Spring Church. 4 July 1874 Brother Wm. Haskins Violating the rules of the Minutes. Charge Graneous and supporting it. Excommunicated. 5 September 1874 Susan Pierce Restored. 5 December 1874 Sister Haskins Letter for Dismission was Postponed. Sister Pierce Granted Letter of Dismission. 3 April 1875 Sister Haskins Joining another Church without Permission. Exspelled. 1 May 1875 Jessie Scarborough Not Stated. 31 July 1875 G. W. Anlish Not Stated. 5 August 1879 Brother Jessie Scarborough Disorderly Conduct. Fellowship Lost. 31 March 1877 Brother James Johnson Colred and Wife Nelley Johnson Non attendance at Church. Fellowship Lost. 4 June 1877 Edward Tripp Confession of Faith. Jackson Nobles Confession of Faith. Sinit Arnold Confession of Faith. Liney Parle Confession of Faith. 5 August 1877 W. J. Grantham By Experience. Mary Grantham By Experience. Georgan Nobles By Experience. 1 September 1877 Franklin Colens By Experience. 3 November 1877 Richard Roziar By Experience. Mary E. L. Arniel By Experience. Catherine Arniel By Experience. 6 July 1878 Mary J. Lamb By Experience. Ivason Grimsley By Experience. 3 August 1878 Sister Alley J. Sanders Confession of Grace. Missouri wife of Liza Law Confession of Grace. 31 August 1878 Benjamin Lamb Confession Faith. The Last entry in Book B1833 1879 is May 1879. This page was almost totally lost. Theres talk about Ordination of Brother Jackson Nobles. Virginia Crilley

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More of these wonderful minutes from Bob Nobles....and thanks for those who have shared information about these people. this is page 8-14. 6 August 1842 Elizabeth Methvin By Letter. 3 September 1842 Sister Elizabeth Bracewell By Letter. Wiley Williams By Experience. 5 November 1842 James Knight By Experience. Charlotte Smith By Experience. 3 December 1842 Nancy Lewis Granted Letter of Dismission. 4 March 1843 Nelly of E. Pope Confession of Faith. Sister Nancy Lewis Letter of Dismisssion Objected to By Brother Reuben Lamb. 1 April 1843 Sister Meriah of James Vickers Loss of Fellowship. Absent from Church And joined another Church not of the same faith. 3 June 1842 Jesse Davis By Experience. Susanah Bancum By Experience. 1 September 1843 John M. Green By Experience. Sarah Ann Methvin By Experience. 30 September 1843 Right Howell Recanation. 3 February 1844 Sister Henny W. Cullered (Woman) Fellowship Tried and Lost. (None attendance at Church.) Sister Emily Rogers Fellowship Tried and Lost. ( Disorderly and Immorel Conduct. ) 4 May 1844 Henry of A_ard By Recanation. 1 June 1844 Henry J. Sears By Experience. 6 July 1844 George of Washington Ingram By Experience. 7 July 1844 Rebecca Jane Sears Received and Baptised. ( At Water. ) 3 August 1844 Fillis of A. Ingram By Experience. Joe of R. L. Troop By Experience. 22 August 1844 Brother John M. Green Fellowship Tried and Lost. ( Attempted to Cohabit with a Black by the name of Charity.) 30 August 1844 Tabitha Sears By Experience. 1 November 1844 Henry J. Sears Elected by Church to be Deacon. Brother Wm Brown Fellowship Tried and Lost (Contempt for the Church.) 30 November 1844 Rebecah Perry Confession of Faith. Henry J. Sears Duly Ordained a Deacon. 4 January 1845 Joseph Davison Confession of Faith. 1 February 1845 Sister Artemsssi Brown Fellowship Tried and Lost. ( Contempt of Church, Joining another Church of Different Faith.) Brother Joseph Williams Fellowship Tried and Lost. ( Moving away in disorder and not returning to give Church Satisfaction. Bother Jame Knight Fellowship Tried and Lost. ( Disorderly House, Dancing and other disorderly Conduct.) 5 April 1845 Melviney and Rachel of Washington Ingram By Experience. 31 May 1845 Gabral a Man and Lucey a Woman By Experience. both of Washington Ingram 5 September 1845 Brother Henry J. Sears Have Leave to exercise his Gift Where He see fit. 5 December 1845 Sister Salley Williams Granted Letter of Dismission. Brother Jesse Davis Fellowship Tried and Lost. ( Absent from Church, Joining another Church not of the same Faith.) 3 January 1846 Sister Susan Baucum Granted Letter of Dismission. 27 February 1846 Beg leave to report the two names called Sally Cullered are Both Dead. Floriah a Woman of Color Dismissed by Letter. Agness of John Smith Excommunicated. ( None Attendance at Church.) 5 June 1846 Henry J. Sears Ordained Minister of Gospel. Meded Lamb Ordained this date as a Presbatisy. 3 April 1847 Mary Davison now Mary Lee Granted Letter of Dismission on 3 April 1847. 4 September 1847 Dolly of Troop By Experience. 2 October 1847 Betty of Troop By Experience. 6 November 1847 Sister Susan Waters By Letter. 4 December 1847 Ely Sears By Experience. 4 February 1848 Anderson Ingram By Experience, 3 June 1848 George and Abram both of A. Ingram Both Fellowships Tried and Lost. (George for Lying by denying of keeping two woman at same time. George and Abram conceling of Money found when told it was Lost.) Found Inserted In Minute Book. William H. Lamb was born the 15th day of Sept. AD 1865 William T. Vaughn was born 5th day of May AD 1825 and was married the 19 of March 1844 Alatia C. Lamb was born the 22th day of July 1879 Ida B. Lamb was born 11 day of May AD 1883 Eva L. Lamb was born the 2th day of Oct. AD 1877 Roll of Membership 1851 ( Already submitted and on Twiggs Web Site ). Also Inserted in Minute Book. Information on Vaughn Family&&&.. I could make out only these names: Louis Winifred Vaughn Zolla Ann Vaughn Today copy machines probably could enhance this Insert. These Church Records Are in the Custodial Care of the Clerk of Cool Spring Primitive Baptist Church., Twiggs County., Georgia. 2 September 1848 Fellowship Tried and Lost. Lear Lester Estate of Wm Brown Excommunicated (Disorder) (decest) 2 December 1848 Sister Atha Smith Granted Letter of Dismission. 3 February 1849 Dolly of Troop Granted Letter of Dismission. 30 June 1849 Eli Sears Now Clerk of Cool Spring Primitive Baptist Church. 15 January 1850 John Weakly Confession of Faith. 4 May 1850 Sister Mary J. Smith By Letter. 5 October 1850 Abram of Anderson Ingram Restored. 2 November 1850 Nancy Lewis Granted Letter of Dismission. 30 November 1850 Brother John Gidins and Sister Gidins Committy ( R. Lamb, E. Sears, and D. Smith) to labor with for not laying their Letter in another Church. 4 January 1851 Brother John Gidins and Sister Gidins Stated they had joined Trail Branch Church. 5 July 1851 Brother Henry J. Sears and Sister Rebecca J. Sears Requested they be Exspelled from the Church. Letter taken up and read and Laid over until next Conference. 1 August 1851 Henry J. Sears and Rebecca J. Sears Letter taken up. Allegations. Disorder in absenting themselves Without Church consent. Exspelled. Inserted in Minute Book. Georgia Wilkinson County The Babtice Church at Cool Sring. This is to certify that our beloved Sister Susan Pierce is in full fellowship with us and know supplies to urs for letter of dismission and is dismissed when one joined to another Church of same faith and ordered this done by order of Conference this the year of our Lord 1875. G.F. Powell moderator H.C. Lamb Clerk 6 December 1851 Henry J. Sears and Rebecca J. Sears Restored to Fellowship. Granted Letters of Dismission. Mary J. Smith Granted Letter of Dismission. The Church went into choices of Deacon to fill the vacancy of Brother Reuben Lamb dead which resulted in the choice of Brother Allen Davidson. 3 January 1852 Brother Allen Davidson Agreed to Act as Deacon. 31 January 1852 Brother Allen Davidson Ordained Deacon. 30 July 1852. Item 4. Appointed a committy of three to lay off a suitable burying ground for burying the blacks. The Committee consisting of Eli Sears, D. Smith and M. Lamb. Item 5. Appointed a committee of five to have grave yard of the whites pailed in. Committee consisting of D. Smith, M. Lamb, Eli Sears, W. Merwditoi and Willis Allen. 31 July 1852 Item 3. Called for report of First Committee, who reported they had laid off sixty feet square, 100 yards or more south west direction from the Church for burying the blacks. Second Committee report they have examine graveyard but are unable to make a definite report. The Church authorize Brother David Smith pailed in and to present his account to the Church for payment. Eli Sears C. Clerk 19 November 1852 The Church met according to appointment and after Prayer went into the choice of a pastor for the Church in place of Brother David Smith resigned resulted in the unaminous choice of Brother John Evers. 5 December 1852 Brother John Weakly None Fellowship (Disorder in Absenting himself from the Church.) Item 5. The grave yard pailed in and account presented and paid $22.50. Item 6. Appointed Brother Eli Sears Treasure and a Book to be bought and kept for that purpose. 1 January 1853 Item 3. The Book ordered to be bought for the keep the financial affairs of the Church was presented by the Clerk and received price 15 cents. Eli Sears C. Clerk 6 August 1853 Isam Edwards By Experience. 5 November 1853 Sister Susan Walters Granted Letter of Dismission. 4 February 1854 Brother Eli Sears Exclusion. (For Joining the Mason Fraternity. ) 3 June 1854 Brother Lamb appointed to call on the former Clerk for the Record Book of this Church. Isham Edwards Clerk of Church. 3 March 1855 Gabrill, George, Rachel, Vina and Lucy Colored persons of Washington Ingram Exspelled from Church. (Leaving Church without letter of Dismission.) Abram a Color Man Exspelled. ( For Drunkness) 5 May 1855 Person of Color belonging to Troop And Allen (Viz) Joe, Betty and Flora of Allen Henry of L and Ard All Five (5) Exspelled. ( For None attendance of Church.) Virginia Crilley

Everyone, please go to the site and review your signature. I voted several days ago and when I checked for my signature, it hadnt been verified. I have sent the addy to about 50 researchers and interested parties and quite a few are not getting their signatures verified. Please check for verification or otherwise it is for naught. Of 13,0000 (approx) hits only 10,000 (approx) are verified. elizabeth ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Mims" <[email protected]> To: "Elizabeth Angus" <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2003 10:32 PM Subject: Re: [GA-Roots] where is the addy > I am sorry that I started this it has turned into a mess. I have this to get > you to the Florida Historical Society. You will have to paste it to your > browser. The petition is online on their site. > www.floridahistory.info/petition > Pat > > ----- ______________________________

JESSIE PEARCE IS LISTED AS AN ORDAINED MINISTER WHO WAS IN SUCCESSION TO THE EBENEZER ASSOCIATION AT MT. MORIAH TWIGGS COUNTY AUGUST 13, 1814. ONLY MENTIONED ONCE IN THE HISTORY OF POPLAR SPRINGS HISTORY BOOK. JOHN ALBRITTION WAS ALSO A MINISTER AT POPLAR SPRING IN LAURENS COUNTY GA. HE IS SIGHTED THROUGH OUT THE HISTORY BOOK OF POPLAR SPRIGS

Bob Nobles typed up some information from the early minutes and this will really help with the Membership List that we previously posted. I believe the "xxx of J. Lamb" probably indicates a first name of a slave. It would be so interesting to locate descendants of them as well. Minutes of Cool Spring Baptist Church. BOOK “A” - Was lost prior to 1833. BOOK “B” - 1833 – 1879 30 November 1833 Sister Lincy Davison Received by Experience The Church appointed brother David Smith, Absolom Jackson and Rhuben (Reuben) Lamb as a committee to arrange the transcribing and on Examining desides for the Old Book to Stand as it was and not transcribe. 2 February 1834 Pernelopy Tripp By Letter. 1 March 1834 Jacob Dove By Letter. 5 April 1834 Peter of Allen Smith By Experience. James Bulock By Letter. 31 May 1834 Janney of G. T. Harrison By Experience. John Smith By Experience. 2 August 1834 Jesse of Dillard By Experience. Allen Davison By Experience. 4 September 1834 William Brown By Experience. Ace Pope By Experience. Norrel Truluck By Experience. Elizabeth _________ By Letter. 5 September 1834 William Davis By Experience. John Evers By Experience. 7 September 1834 Mary Evers By Experience. Allen Smith and By Experience. Mary Smith his wife By Experience. 9 September 1834 Julian Knight By Experience. Archibald McDaniel and By Experience. Hariet McDaniel his wife By Experience. 10 September 1834 Mary Jackson Not Stated. 5 October 1834 Henry of Jackson By Experience. Diller of Ingram By Experience. Lucy of A. Smith By Experience. Hannah of R. Lamb By Experience. Needham Faulk Not Stated. Nathan Jackson Not Stated. 1 November 1834 Jinney of T. Sears By Experience. Polly of A. Smith By Experience. 6 December 1834 Meriah of James Vickers By Experience. Brother and Sister George Ordered Have Their Letter. Truluck 3 January 1835 Wm Davis Ordered Have His Letter. Nancy Bryan now Nancy Ramsey Ordered Have Her Letter. Brother Archibald McDaniel and Ordered Have Their Letter. His wife Harriet McDaniel 31 January 1835 John Giddians By Letter. 4 April 1835 Salley Bryan By Experience. John Giddens By Letter. 2 May 1835 Brother Needham Faulk Excommunicated. Sister Ellander of R. Lamb Excommunicated. 5 June 1835 James Allen and Jane Allen his wife By Letter. Mary Perkins By Letter. Mary Curry By Experience. Brother Allen Smith Ordained as Deacon. 1 August 1835 Plasant a woman of Color of James Allen By Experience. Peter Goss By Experience. William Nobles By Experience. Artinne Lee Brown By Experience. 5 December 1835 Norrel and Salley Truluck (wife) Granted Letters of Dismission. Elizabeth Truluck Granted Letter of Dismission. Nancy a woman of Color Granted Letter of Dismission. 2 January 1836 Joseph Bryan and Wife Salley Granted Letters of Dismission. 2 April 1836 Brother Jacob W. Dove Letter for Dismission – Excommunicated. Sister Rebecah Dove Granted Letter of Dismission. 30 April 1836 Rachel of James Vickers By Experience. 4 June 1836 Brother John Smith Granted Letter of Dismission. 2 July 1836 Brother Jesse of Dillard Lost fellowship in Church. 6 August 1836 Aggy of John Smith By Experience. Rebecah Nobles By Experience. 3 December 1836 Sister Fanny of G. T. Harrison Granted Letter of Dismission. 31 December 1836 Sister Deller of Ingram Granted Letter of Dismission. 4 February 1836 Mary McDaniel Not Stated Penny Albritton of Allabamah Letter for Dismission – Refused. Was resolved by Bethsada Church., Wilcox County. 6 May 1837 Rebecahan Tison By Experience. Brother Nathan Jackson Excommunicated (Drunkness) 3 June 1837 Jim of Meadea Lamb By Experience. 5 August 1837 Abner Tison Not Stated. 2 September 1837 Elizabeth Lamb and Meded Lamb Not Stated Penelope Albritton Restored to Fellowship – Requested Letter of Dismission which was granted. 4 November 1837 Right Howell Applied to the Church for to Exercise his Gift. Moved and Second. Brother J. Evers Applied to the Church for to Exercise his Gift. Moved and Second. 2 December 1837 Emeline Rogers Not Stated. Right Howell Leave to Exercise his gift in Preaching Was deemed not profitable at present. 3 March 1838 Marry Parrish By Letter. 31 March 1838 Brother John Evers Ordained to Preach. 5 May 1838 Brother Jim Applied for Letter – Was Granted. 3 November 1838 Moses Tison Treating his slave woman as if it was his Wife. Excommunicated. Brother Abner Tison and Rebecha his wife Granted Letter of Dismission. 2 February 1839 Chaney of M. Tison Stealing Bacon out of his masters meat- house. Excommunicated. 1 June 1839 Nancy Lewis By Letter. 5 October 1839 Elizabeth McDaniel now Bracewell Granted Letter of Dismission. 2 November 1839 George of Ingram By Experience. 30 November 1839. Jacob W. Dove Restored to full fellowship. Applied for and was granted Letter of Dismission. 4 January 1840 Sister Mary Parrish Granted Letter of Dismission. Sister Mary Jackson Requested Letters of Dismission, both Sister Julian Knight were told to pick up letters at Church. 1 February 1840 Sister Knight Call for Letter 11 June 1843. 4 July 1840 Guy of Wm. Brown By Experience. 5 July 1840 James Faulk Received and Baptised. 1 August 1840 Brother John and Mary Evers Granted Letters of Dismission. 2 August 1840 Esq of Wiet Merinda Received and Baptised. 3 October 1840 Brother Allen Smith Shown deceased., Committee Appointed to look for new Deacon. 30 October 1840 Brother Wm. Brown Talk of His Ordination. 19 November 1840 Brother Wm Brown Ordained as Deacon. 5 December 1840 Egr of Wiet Mereda Guilty of a fault on a White Man and acting against custom. Excommunicated. 6 March 1841 Abram of A. Ingram By Experience. 3 April 1841 Willis Lizer and Fanny all Of Wm Mirida By Letter. Effy Maning By Experience. Mary Spurlock Granted Letter of Dismission. John Davison Granted Letter of Dismission. 1 May 1841 Joseph Williams By Letter. John Davison Requested His Letter remain in the Church. Brother Benjamin Lamb Granted Letter of Dismission. 2 October 1841 Brother James Bullock (Drunkness, Dancing and Non Attendance at Church) Exspelled. 4 December 1841 Nelly of E. Pope Granted Letter of Dismission. 2 April 1842 Tereesa Inglish By Experience. 30 April 1842 William Haskins By Experience. 4 June 1842 Right Howell Mistreatment of wife and moving Another man’s wife about his House. Lost Fellowship. 2 July 1842 Absolam Jackson and Sister Elizabeth Jackson Granted Letters of Dismission. Brother _____ Inglish By Experience Jack a Man of Polly Smith At Water (Baptised?) Virginia Crilley

THANKS FOR POSTING THIS INFO, VIRGINIA! The below mentioned 'DAVID SMITH' might be my ancestor, who was in the Civil War, and mar. to AMANDA JACKSON. (Notice name of ABSALOM JACKSON also named on the Committee with Smith! ) *Tina* ----- Original Message ----- From: "Crilley" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 11:53 AM Subject: [GAWILKIN-L] Minutes Cool Spring Church > Bob Nobles typed up some information from the early minutes and this will > really help with the Membership List that we previously posted. > > I believe the "xxx of J. Lamb" probably indicates a first name of a slave. > It would be so interesting to locate descendants of them as well. > > Minutes of Cool Spring Baptist Church. > > BOOK "A" - Was lost prior to 1833. > > > BOOK "B" - 1833 - 1879 > > > > 30 November 1833 > > Sister Lincy Davison Received by Experience > > The Church appointed brother David Smith, Absolom Jackson and > Rhuben (Reuben) Lamb as a committee to arrange the transcribing > and on Examining desides for the Old Book to Stand as it was and > not transcribe. > > > > 2 February 1834 > > Pernelopy Tripp By Letter. > > > > 1 March 1834 > > Jacob Dove By Letter. > > > > 5 April 1834 > > Peter of Allen Smith By Experience. > > James Bulock By Letter. > > > > 31 May 1834 > > Janney of G. T. Harrison By Experience. > > John Smith By Experience. > > > > 2 August 1834 > > Jesse of Dillard By Experience. > > Allen Davison By Experience. > > > > 4 September 1834 > > William Brown By Experience. > > Ace Pope By Experience. > > Norrel Truluck By Experience. > > Elizabeth _________ By Letter. > > > > 5 September 1834 > > William Davis By Experience. > > John Evers By Experience. > > > > 7 September 1834 > > Mary Evers By Experience. > > Allen Smith and By Experience. > > Mary Smith his wife By Experience. > > > > > > 9 September 1834 > > Julian Knight By Experience. > > Archibald McDaniel and By Experience. > > Hariet McDaniel his wife By Experience. > > > > 10 September 1834 > > Mary Jackson Not Stated. > > > > 5 October 1834 > > Henry of Jackson By Experience. > > Diller of Ingram By Experience. > > Lucy of A. Smith By Experience. > > Hannah of R. Lamb By Experience. > > Needham Faulk Not Stated. > > Nathan Jackson Not Stated. > > > > 1 November 1834 > > Jinney of T. Sears By Experience. > > Polly of A. Smith By Experience. > > > > 6 December 1834 > > Meriah of James Vickers By Experience. > > Brother and Sister George Ordered Have Their Letter. > > Truluck > > > > 3 January 1835 > > Wm Davis Ordered Have His Letter. > > Nancy Bryan now Nancy Ramsey Ordered Have Her Letter. > > Brother Archibald McDaniel and Ordered Have Their Letter. > > His wife Harriet McDaniel > > > > 31 January 1835 > > John Giddians By Letter. > > > > 4 April 1835 > > Salley Bryan By Experience. > > John Giddens By Letter. > > > > 2 May 1835 > > Brother Needham Faulk Excommunicated. > > Sister Ellander of R. Lamb Excommunicated. > > > > 5 June 1835 > > James Allen and > > Jane Allen his wife By Letter. > > Mary Perkins By Letter. > > Mary Curry By Experience. > > Brother Allen Smith Ordained as Deacon. > > > > 1 August 1835 > > Plasant a woman of Color of James Allen By Experience. > > Peter Goss By Experience. > > William Nobles By Experience. > > Artinne Lee Brown By Experience. > > > > 5 December 1835 > > Norrel and Salley Truluck (wife) Granted Letters of Dismission. > > Elizabeth Truluck Granted Letter of Dismission. > > Nancy a woman of Color Granted Letter of Dismission. > > > > 2 January 1836 > > Joseph Bryan and Wife Salley Granted Letters of Dismission. > > > > 2 April 1836 > > Brother Jacob W. Dove Letter for Dismission - > Excommunicated. > > Sister Rebecah Dove Granted Letter of Dismission. > > > > 30 April 1836 > > Rachel of James Vickers By Experience. > > > > 4 June 1836 > > Brother John Smith Granted Letter of Dismission. > > > > 2 July 1836 > > Brother Jesse of Dillard Lost fellowship in Church. > > > > 6 August 1836 > > Aggy of John Smith By Experience. > > Rebecah Nobles By Experience. > > > > 3 December 1836 > > Sister Fanny of G. T. Harrison Granted Letter of Dismission. > > > > 31 December 1836 > > Sister Deller of Ingram Granted Letter of Dismission. > > > > 4 February 1836 > > Mary McDaniel Not Stated > > Penny Albritton of Allabamah Letter for Dismission - Refused. > > Was > resolved by Bethsada Church., Wilcox > > County. > > > > 6 May 1837 > > Rebecahan Tison By Experience. > > Brother Nathan Jackson Excommunicated (Drunkness) > > > > 3 June 1837 > > Jim of Meadea Lamb By Experience. > > > > 5 August 1837 > > Abner Tison Not Stated. > > > > 2 September 1837 > > Elizabeth Lamb and Meded Lamb Not Stated > > Penelope Albritton Restored to > Fellowship - Requested Letter > > of Dismission which > was granted. > > > > 4 November 1837 > > Right Howell Applied to the > Church for to Exercise his > > Gift. > Moved and Second. > > Brother J. Evers Applied to the > Church for to Exercise his > > Gift. > Moved and Second. > > > > 2 December 1837 > > Emeline Rogers Not Stated. > > Right Howell Leave to > Exercise his gift in Preaching > > Was > deemed not profitable at present. > > > > 3 March 1838 > > Marry Parrish By Letter. > > > > 31 March 1838 > > Brother John Evers Ordained to Preach. > > > > 5 May 1838 > > Brother Jim Applied for > Letter - Was Granted. > > > > 3 November 1838 > > Moses Tison Treating his > slave woman as if it was his > > Wife. > Excommunicated. > > Brother Abner Tison and > > Rebecha his wife Granted Letter > of Dismission. > > > > 2 February 1839 > > Chaney of M. Tison Stealing Bacon > out of his masters meat- > > house. > Excommunicated. > > > > > > 1 June 1839 > > Nancy Lewis By Letter. > > > > 5 October 1839 > > Elizabeth McDaniel now Bracewell Granted Letter of Dismission. > > > > 2 November 1839 > > George of Ingram By Experience. > > > > 30 November 1839. > > Jacob W. Dove Restored > to full fellowship. Applied > > for > and was granted Letter of > > Dismission. > > > > 4 January 1840 > > Sister Mary Parrish Granted > Letter of Dismission. > > Sister Mary Jackson Requested > Letters of Dismission, both > > Sister Julian Knight were told > to pick up letters at Church. > > > > 1 February 1840 > > Sister Knight Call > for Letter 11 June 1843. > > > > 4 July 1840 > > Guy of Wm. Brown By Experience. > > > > 5 July 1840 > > James > Faulk Received and > Baptised. > > > > 1 August 1840 > > Brother John and Mary Evers Granted Letters of > Dismission. > > > > 2 August 1840 > > Esq of Wiet Merinda Received > and Baptised. > > > > 3 October 1840 > > Brother Allen Smith Shown > deceased., Committee > > Appointed > to look for new Deacon. > > > > 30 October 1840 > > Brother Wm. Brown Talk of His > Ordination. > > > > 19 November 1840 > > Brother Wm Brown Ordained as > Deacon. > > > > > > > > 5 December 1840 > > Egr of Wiet Mereda Guilty > of a fault on a White Man > > and > acting against custom. > > Excommunicated. > > > > 6 March 1841 > > Abram of A. Ingram By > Experience. > > > > 3 April 1841 > > Willis Lizer and Fanny all > > Of Wm Mirida By > Letter. > > Effy > Maning By > Experience. > > Mary > Spurlock Granted > Letter of Dismission. > > John > Davison Granted > Letter of Dismission. > > > > 1 May 1841 > > Joseph Williams By > Letter. > > John > Davison > Requested His Letter remain in > > the > Church. > > Brother Benjamin Lamb Granted > Letter of Dismission. > > > > 2 October 1841 > > Brother James > Bullock (Drunkness, Dancing > and Non > > Attendance > at Church) > > Exspelled. > > > > 4 December 1841 > > Nelly of E. > Pope Granted > Letter of Dismission. > > > > 2 April 1842 > > Tereesa > Inglish By > Experience. > > > > 30 April 1842 > > William Haskins By > Experience. > > > > 4 June 1842 > > Right > Howell > Mistreatment of wife and moving > > Another > man's wife about his > > House. > Lost Fellowship. > > > > 2 July 1842 > > Absolam Jackson and > > Sister Elizabeth Jackson Granted > Letters of Dismission. > > Brother _____ Inglish By > Experience > > Jack a Man of Polly Smith At Water > (Baptised?) > > > Virginia Crilley > > > > > ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== > *Check out the WILKINSON CO. *GAGENWEB* Page: > http://hometown.aol.com/johnstien/Wilkinso/gawilkin.html >

Here's the names for the Cool Springs Church who signed the Article of Faith. Does anyone know any of them? Moses Tyson, David Holmes, Samuel Pouncy, Sion Davis, John Davis, Sion Davis Junior, Stephen Bryan, Stephen Bryan, Silvey Tyson, Abigail Holmes, Melemkia Hathhorn, Sarah Armstrong, Sarah Pouncy and Sister Davis." Jesse Pearce and John Albritton were the Elders who signed the constitution....so are probably from another Conference.... or maybe just another church. Virginia Crilley

http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/twiggs/churches/coolspring2.htm and http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/twiggs/churches/coolspring.htm (image) Transcribed membership http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/twiggs/churches/coolspring.txt We're getting some pieces of the history of this church in --- and it has been located in several different places.... Please if you have any information on any of these members --- let us know.We're also working on getting the Cemetery transcribed. It is a large one! This is one of the churches involved in the "split" --- Primitive and Missionary Baptist churches Lindy Hard shared this on the GEORGIA-L list....so wanted everyone on this list to see it as well: Source: "History of the Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Association (of Georgia) 1814-1964; Jones 1965. p19 "The churches of the Ebenezer Baptist Association first met at Cool Springs Meetinghouse (now anti-missionary or Primitive Baptist) Wilkinson County, Georgia (hence removed to Twiggs County, Georgia) on Saturday before the first Sabbath in March, 1814 for the purpose of organizing the Baptist churches lying in the forks of the Oconee and Ocmulge Rivers into a Baptist Association." ... "first regular Association session was held at Mount Moriah Meetinhouse in Twiggs county August 1814... Churches dismissed from the Hephzibah Association to form the Ebenezer Associations were: Rocky Creek, Laurens County, Whitehead's Meetinghouse, Laurens County; Big Sandy, Wilkinson county; Cool Springs, Wilkinson County; Poplar Springs, Laurens County; Sugar Creek, Pulaski County; and Mount Horeb, Pulaski County... " [other churches were dismissed from the Ocmulgee Association to join the Ebenezer Association] ... "First District- Richland Creek, Mount Moriah, Trail Branch, and Cool Springs..." Source: History of The Ebenezer Associaiton of Missionary Baptists in Middle Georgia, Walter M Lee, [date unknown] p4 "Rev. David Smith was pastor at Ramah in 1835. He was a member of Cool Springs for a long time. He was quite an able preacher, having several churches in the association"... p5... "The division of the missionaries and the anti-missionaries occurred at Bethsheba church in Twiggs County, Sept. 24th, 1836" Source: History of Wilkinson County [Georgia], Davidson 1930, reprinted 1997 p379 RE: 24th session of the Ebenezer Association held at Beersheba, Twiggs County Sept 24 1836... "the delegates of seven churches left the house... Cool Springs"... I suppose it was after this 1836 date that Cool Springs became Primitive Baptist. Virginia Crilley

I've added more In The News articles to the Wilkinson County AHGP website. Names in the articles are: Tinsley, Killingsworth, Ingram, Davis, Smith, Rollins, Simmons, Hyman, Carwile (Carlisle), Gilbert, Peacock, Dickson, Vanlandingham, Lindsey, Hughes, Vickers. Deason (Deese), Lindsey, Cochran, Kemp, Mets (Metts), Barrett. Articles deal with land sales, missing slaves, fires, missing child, murder, KKK, death, and a muskmelon! See at http://wilkinsoncountyga.tripod.com/newspaperarticles.html Eileen Coordinator for Baldwin County American History and Genealogy Project http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ga/county/baldwin/home.html Coordinator for Wilkinson County American History and Genealogy Project http://wilkinsoncountyga.tripod.com/Wilco.htm

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Massey Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/He.2ADE/1006 Message Board Post: I would some assistance in where to search regarding family from Wilkinson County, at Gordon Ga. Family name is Massey. And I have been searching for quite some time and need any help I can get. Thank you. Burl Massey/Francis 1850's - children: Olinza Massey George Massey Lubbie Massey Monroe Massey Willa Massey Tom Massey Jesse Massey Julia Massey Robert Massey Thank you for your help.