Would the THIGPEN Family be related to William WYNN,JR 1790 -1870 2 ed wife of Wilkinson Co.,GA??? Bill/William WYNN,Jr 1 st wife was Susan HINSON/HENSON this is my husband's line I know that Letha STEPHENS/STEVENS md a THIGPEN 1 st had ch & ch by Bill WYNN,JR. Would love to share info with anyone that knows about this family. _GrannyWee1940@aol.com_ (mailto:GrannyWee1940@aol.com) Ellouise ACKERMAN WYNN wife of William Walter WYNN I s/o James Webster WYNN & 2 ed wife Thelma GRINSTEAD of Dublin/Lovett,Laurens & Wilkinson Co.,GA. James Webster WYNN was s/o of James Jasper WYNN & Mary/Molly Elizabeth WYNN James Jasper WYNN was s/o of Obediah Andrew WYNN & Teressa WYNN of Wilkinson Co.,GA Teressa WYNN was d/o of William WYNN,Jr & Susan HENSON/HENSON of Burke/Wilkinson Co.,GA Mary/Molly Elizabeth WYNN was dau of Calvin WYNN & Susan BAILEY Calvin WYNN was s/o of John WYNN of Houston Co.,GA & Mary/Maria ???? Susan BAILEY was d/o Oliver Harmon BAILEY & Mary/Polly Elizabeth WYNN Mary / Polly Elizabeth WYNN BAILEY was d/o William WYNN,Jr & Susan HENSON/HINSON of Burke/Wilkinson Co.,GA. Oliver Harmon BAILEY was s/o Burwell BAILEY & Mary/Polly LAND of Lauren Co.,GA Would love to share info with anyone of the ch that was by 1 st & second wife of William WYNN,Jr (1790-1870) s/o William WYNN,Sr & Elizabeth ECHOLS of Burke & Laurens Co.,GA Ellouise ACKERMAN WYNN

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Meadows and Moore Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/He.2ADE/1343.1 Message Board Post: Hi Leigh: My husband's Moore line came to Wilkinson County in the early 1800's and went to Jackson Co. FL around 1860, then to Covington Co. AL. My husband's gggrandfather was James Moore born 1806 SC who married Elizabeth Meadows born 1816. I have a lot of information on both the Moore and Meadows lines so maybe if we put our heads together we can figure these folks out! I am fairly certain that the Meadows family in Wilkinson came from Spartanburg Co. SC and are related somehow to John Meadows RW soldier who was living in the household of Joseph Meadows in the 1840 census. I have the pension records of John Meadows but his children are not named. According to the census records and other researchers it looks like John might have married 3 times and had around 20 children but I haven't found anything that names these children. I have found a land record dated around 1838 in Spartanburg Co. from John W. Meadows giving his land and household belongings to his son John W. Meadows Jr. f! or love and affection and I think this might be when John Meadows left Spartanburg County and moved to Wilkinson County to live with Joseph Meadows. The time frame is right. I don't have your John Lee Meadows in my database. Was his family originally in Wilkinson County? Do you have other information such as dates or where he was born? Also, please tell me more about your Moore line. Looking forward to hearing from you! Janet Moore

In a message dated 12/18/2005 10:38:24 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, lharting@frontlineselling.com writes: I may have relevant information about the Thigpen line. I would appreciate learning your info about The Thigpens. My GGM's 2nd marriage was to William Thigpen of Wilkinson County. Bill Ramsaur

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Thigpen/Moore/Meadows Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/He.2ADE/996.1 Message Board Post: I may have relevant information about the Thigpen line.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Moore/Meadows Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/He.2ADE/1343 Message Board Post: I am looking for any information about John Lee Meadows, married to Effie Meadows and I have much information about the Moore family back to the 1800s.

I was looking at the 1800 Census for Union County & the only children listed in Henry's house are two little girls, by 1810 the name Henry does not appear in Union but the name Harrison Bailey does with one male under 10, one 16-25, & one 26-44; females 2 under 10, & one 16-25. The only other Bailey's listed are Solomon Bales, Abraham Baley, Granger Baley, John Baley & William Baley. Did Henry move from Union County after 1800 or before? Sincerely, Lena __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Donali, Thank you, I am going to include this in the tree tonight. Where is Salem Methodist Church in Wilkinson? What was the name of his first wife, I would like to include her & their children in the tree is this is alright? Thank You, Lena PS: Would it be alright if I contacted you off-list? Donali Howell <dhowell@darientel.net> wrote: Roxyann Bailey was the 2nd wife of my 2g-gf, Jesse P. Thompson. She's buried at Salem Methodist Church in Wilkinson County. Note that Grandpa Jesse P's mother was a Wynn. Descendants of Roxyann Bailey Generation No. 1 1. ROXYANN1 BAILEY was born September 05, 1844, and died August 01, 1906. She married JESSE PRESTON THOMPSON November 28, 1874, son of JAMES THOMPSON and MARTHA WYNN. He was born March 30, 1846 in Wilkinson County GA, and died August 04, 1919 in Wilkinson County GA. More About ROXYANN BAILEY: Burial: Salem Methodist Church, Wilkinson Co, GA Notes for JESSE PRESTON THOMPSON: Found in 1880 Laurens County Census. Burgamies, p. 480A More About JESSE PRESTON THOMPSON: Burial: Salem Methodist Church, Wilkinson Co, GA More About JESSE THOMPSON and ROXYANN BAILEY: Marriage: November 28, 1874 Children of ROXYANN BAILEY and JESSE THOMPSON are: i. JESSE GRIFFIN2 THOMPSON, b. May 23, 1875; d. October 03, 1928. More About JESSE GRIFFIN THOMPSON: Burial: Salem Methodist Church, Wilkinson Co, GA ii. ANNIE ADDIE THOMPSON, b. September 16, 1879. iii. JOEL PRESTON THOMPSON, b. August 17, 1881. iv. WINNIE WINFORD THOMPSON, b. August 26, 1887. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

> from LIST OF SAMPSON-DUPLIN CO.NC REV. SOLDIERS: > > There are many other names, alpha., on this list, incl. CHERRY, SHEPPARD, > SHEFFIELD, etc etc. Below are a few that are mine, and I'm sending to > appropriate list in case anyone is interested.... GO TO: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncduplin/rev-war.htm > > HOOKS, Charles, Officer, NC Militia > > HOOKS, Hillary, Sergeant, NC Militia > > HOOKS, Thomas, Lieutenant, NC Militia > > HOOKS, William, Captain, NC Militia & Continental Line > > SLOCUMB, Ezekiel, Private to Captain, NC MilitiaSLOCUMB, John Charles, > Private, NC Line, Pension # S 31966SMITH > > SPIVEY, Edmund, Private, NC Militia, Widow's Pension # R 10002 > > SPIVEY, William, Private, NC Militia > > STALLINGS, Shadrack, Captain, Duplin NC Militia. > > > ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== > *Don't forget to visit the WILKINSON CO. > *RESOURCE* Page: > http://resources.rootsweb.com/USA/GA/Wilkinson/ > > ------_=_NextPart_000_01C60135.4DD6FC2B-- >

from LIST OF SAMPSON-DUPLIN CO.NC REV. SOLDIERS: There are many other names, alpha., on this list, incl. CHERRY, SHEPPARD, SHEFFIELD, etc etc. Below are a few that are mine, and I'm sending to appropriate list in case anyone is interested.... GO TO: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncduplin/rev-war.htm HOOKS, Charles, Officer, NC Militia HOOKS, Hillary, Sergeant, NC Militia HOOKS, Thomas, Lieutenant, NC Militia HOOKS, William, Captain, NC Militia & Continental Line SLOCUMB, Ezekiel, Private to Captain, NC MilitiaSLOCUMB, John Charles, Private, NC Line, Pension # S 31966SMITH SPIVEY, Edmund, Private, NC Militia, Widow's Pension # R 10002 SPIVEY, William, Private, NC Militia STALLINGS, Shadrack, Captain, Duplin NC Militia.

Roxyann Bailey was the 2nd wife of my 2g-gf, Jesse P. Thompson. She's buried at Salem Methodist Church in Wilkinson County. Note that Grandpa Jesse P's mother was a Wynn. Descendants of Roxyann Bailey Generation No. 1 1. ROXYANN1 BAILEY was born September 05, 1844, and died August 01, 1906. She married JESSE PRESTON THOMPSON November 28, 1874, son of JAMES THOMPSON and MARTHA WYNN. He was born March 30, 1846 in Wilkinson County GA, and died August 04, 1919 in Wilkinson County GA. More About ROXYANN BAILEY: Burial: Salem Methodist Church, Wilkinson Co, GA Notes for JESSE PRESTON THOMPSON: Found in 1880 Laurens County Census. Burgamies, p. 480A More About JESSE PRESTON THOMPSON: Burial: Salem Methodist Church, Wilkinson Co, GA More About JESSE THOMPSON and ROXYANN BAILEY: Marriage: November 28, 1874 Children of ROXYANN BAILEY and JESSE THOMPSON are: i. JESSE GRIFFIN2 THOMPSON, b. May 23, 1875; d. October 03, 1928. More About JESSE GRIFFIN THOMPSON: Burial: Salem Methodist Church, Wilkinson Co, GA ii. ANNIE ADDIE THOMPSON, b. September 16, 1879. iii. JOEL PRESTON THOMPSON, b. August 17, 1881. iv. WINNIE WINFORD THOMPSON, b. August 26, 1887.

Yes, I have thought about Grandmother Tabitha's marrying a Wynn but doubt it given all the Wynn's living around them in the 1850 & 1860 censuses & no record, to my knowledge, has been found of a Tabitha marrying a Wynn but there is record of John marrying Tabitha Wynn. As well I believe Tabitha's being a Wynn would explain how Nancy knew & married William H H Bailey. I believe also that Georgian Wynn(e) listed with John & Tabitha in the 1850 census is more than likely Tabitha's sister. Sincerely, Lena Merry Christmas...Ho, Ho, Ho! Everytime you say "Happy Holidays" an Elf dies. - Neal Boortz Go Dawgs! Sic 'Em! Woof, Woof, Woof! SEC East Champs SEC Champs 2005 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Lena, I have Oliver Harman BAILEY & Mary (POLLY) Elizabeth WYNN info but I haven't traced Winnaford BAILEY brother of O H & Ann WYNN sister to Polly lines as of yet. I'm wondering if Tabitha was md to a WYNN & her surname was not WYNN????? Have you ever though this???? No one seem to know how there is a connection between LORDS & WYNNS. The BAILEYS have been traced back thru Burrell Henry BAILEY (1790 in Union Co.,SC d 1845) He md Polly/Mary LAND b 1794. His father was Henry BAILEY b (ca 1745 in Union Co.,SC his father was John BAILEY,SR b ca 1713 in Union Co.,SC d abt 1785 in Union Co.,SC Is this how your line goes Lena H-S _elusiveshreves@yahoo.com_ (mailto:elusiveshreves@yahoo.com) _GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com_ (mailto:GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com) ???????? G4 Grandparents: Wynnsford/Winford Harrison b 1814/19 d 7 Aug 1895 & Ann WYNN BAILEY b 1814 ( New Home Missionary Bapt Church Cem Johnson Co.,GA Wrightsville,GA there is an Amy BAILEY (16 Nov 1822- d 23 Dec 1893) Is this Ann WYNN BAILEY???????? G3 Grandfather William Henry Harrison BAILEY b 24 Aug 1840- d 17 Oct 1921 (md Nancy Mildred LORD b 13 Feb 1839 Vic/Vicey /Nicy J. BAILEY 1841/8 Susan E. BAILEY 1843/7 Roxiann "Roxy Ann" "Roxy Anne" BAILEY 1845 J P THOMPSON John H./C BAILEY Jun 1849 Queen Mary BAILEY 1842/8 md John WYNN 6 Jan 1869 Augustus G. BAILEY 1851 Md Mary E. BRADY b 1861 Babe "Louisa" BAILEY 1859 md W B W MILLER Burwell D. BAILEY WHH & Nancy Mildred LORD BAILEY md 27 Aug 1864 CH: Cordellia BAILEY Anna "Annie" BAILEY G2 Grandfather Minza Leonard BAILEY William Hugh BAILEY James Franklin BAILEY Family William & Nancy moved from Wilkinson to Dodge Co.,GA in Dec 1897, per CSA Pension Application G2 Grandparents: Minza Leonard BAILEY (1867-1944) Bur @ BOWERS Cem Dodge Co.,GA & "Lillie Belle DRAKE BAILEY Ch: Grover Minza "Bud" BAILEY Leonard "Bird" BAILEY Lillie Merle "Sis" BAILEY Ggmother Mary Mildred "Mib" BAILEY 2 ed marriage : Bertie STRANGE HOOD: Elise (from 1 st marriage to Mr HOOD-BENTON I believe) Gratin BAILEY Mary ? BAILEY ALton BAILEY Renau BAILEY Wendell BAILEY Herbert BAILEY _dhowell@darientel.net_ (mailto:dhowell@darientel.net) listed Jesse Preston THOMPSON was my 2 g-gf Roxyann BAILEY was his 2 ed wife & is bur near him @ SALEM Methodist Church Cem I'm descended from first wife. Roxyann BAILEY b Sep 5,1844 d Aug 1,1906 She md Jesse Preston THOMPSON Nov 28 ,1874 son of James THOMPSON & Martha (Patsy) WYNN also a dau of William WYNN ,JR & Susan HINSON. also parents of Ann WYNN BAILEY & Polly WYNN BAILEY CRUMBLEY J. THOMPSON b Mar 30,1846 in Wilkinson Co.,GA & d Aug 4,1919 in Wilkinson Co.,GA also bur in Salem M C Cem along with Martha ch: Jesse Griffin THOMPSON (may 23 1875 d Oct 3,1928 Annie Addie THOMPSON Sep 16,1879 Joel Preston THOMPSON b aug 17,1881 Winnie Winford THOMPSON b Aug 26,1887 Cullen Dean BAILEY was also a brother of W.HH BAILEY b 1814 in Laurens Co.,GA d abt 1890 in FL & O H BAILEY b 1814/18 d 1852 was in 1850 Pulaski Co.,GA & bur in Field in Laurens Co.,GA in 1852 Mary Elizabeth(Polly) WYNN BAILEY md 2 ed Jesse CRUMBLEY The BAILEY info came from Edward C. WEBB II _ewebb@gtcom.net_ (mailto:ewebb@gtcom.net) & what I have found on inter net & from census records. There was so much inter marriages it is hard to trace except on the computer. The WYNN BAILEY THOMPSON LORD & more. William WYNN,Jr (no H. in his name) (1790-1870) came from Burke Co.,GA & so did Susan HINSON his first wife. His Parents were William WYNN,Sr & Elizabeth ECHOLS Susan HINSON parents were William HINSON & Martha ECHOLS. I haven't done any research on ECHOLS as of yet. or HINSONS/HENSON 1850 Pulaski Co.,GA Census Book G pg 210 Laurens Co.,GA md 21 May 1839 E pg 48/9 John FREEMAN BAILEY,Harmon 32 GA (1818-1852) ,Mary 31 GA (1819/21 ,Susan 10 GA (1840 ***** md Calvin WYNN s/o John WYNN of Houston Co.,GA She is bur Poplar Springs Cem 1926 Adrian,GA This couple lived in 2 room log cabin in woods off Goose Creek Road near Salem M Church in Wilkinson Co.,GA. ,Martha J 9 (1841 , Mary 8 (1842 ,Vicey 6 (1844 ,Henry Hampton 4 (1846 (went to Bullock Co.,GA) ,William 2 (1848 1860 Wilkinson Co.,GA Census (12 May 1853 Wilkinson Co.,GA md Jesse CRUMBLEY s/o John CRUMBLEY & Judy CONE) CRUMBLEY,Jesse (1830-1891) ,Mary (26 Dec 1821- d 1 Dec 1907 Bullock Co.,GA) BAILEY,Susannah ( 14 Oct 1840-1926 Adarin,GA md Calvin WYNN) ***** ,Mary md John Henderson WYNN b 23 Jun 1849 s/o Ashley WYNN & Mary ????? 1 st wife. ,Vicey ,Henry Hamp (9 May 1846 ,William ,Harmon Harrison CRUMBLEY,John ,Louisa (Jan 1855 md Erasmus Ashley WYNN ,Josiah ,Elizabeth (1860 md James STUCKEY 1850 Wilkinson Co.,GA Census 4 Sep 33/133 John LORD 70 Farmer 700 MD Nancy 68 NC Sarah 54 GA John H. LORD 36 GA Tabitha 37 GA (WYNN) ??? Georgian WYNNE 18 GA Nancy M. LORD 11 GA (1839) Martha " 9 " Mary " 7 " Rosannah Samantha " 5 " Benjamin F. LORD 1 " 1850 Houston Co.,GA John (W) WYNN GA (1787) Mary 40 GA (1806 Lewis Andrew (Andy) GA 14 Dec 1818 Mariah (1825 Elijah (1828 Malinda (1834 Jerimiah (Jerry) M. Beckley Co.,GA (1838 Calvin (1839 (Houston Co.,GA was 68 yrs when he d 14 Oct 1907 Wilkinson Co.,GA I think he is bur in Salem M C Cem unmarked) Md Ssusan BAILEY d/o O H BAILEY & Polly WYNN) ****** William Wesley (12 Mar 1841 md Sara Elizabeth NeSMITH ANDERSON this is Gervaise WYNN PERDUE) Mary (1842 Susan (1845 Henry Hampton BAILEY (9 May 1846/7 Wilkinson Co.,GA/Pulaski Co.,GA (18 Apr 1927 Bullock Co.,GA md 1 Sara C. ROBERTSON (1853 ch: Semanthia BAILEY (1870 md 1 Jos WALLACE 2 Wm Morgan MALLARD Dr. John David BAILEY (1872 md Sallie Eveline COLEMAN **** John Ira BAILEY line Susan A. BAILEY (1872 md J D MALLARD Mary E. BAILEY (1876 md Ruffus ANDERSON Carrie BAILEY (1879 md Wm BRANTLEY Corrections are welcome _GrannyWee1940@aol.com_ (mailto:GrannyWee1940@aol.com) Ellouise ACKERMAN WYNN Names of Wilkinson Co.,GA WYNN/WINN/WYNNE,Zadock SIMMONS(d 1821 in Wilkinson Co.,GA his only ch John Frederick SIMMONS (1793-1831 Wilkinson Co.,GA wife was Elizabeth ????SIMMONS Nathaniel THOMPSON & John HERNDON d by 1835 J F & Elizabeth SIMMONS left 8 or 9 orphans Sarah C. SIMMONS md Gilbert McNAIR John Frederick SIMMONS (1810/21-1885) **** Lacy James SIMMONS (1814-1896) Charles Clayborne SIMMONS,Christopher Columbus SIMMONS, James SIMMONS,Zadock SIMMONS, Lury/Lucy F. SIMMONS md John DOKE of Wilkinson Co.,GA,Samuel Bell SIMMONS BAILEY.

LENA, These are related to my Wynn, Kingery, Keene, Hooks, Holliman, Watkins lines... and to many on this list! Tina/CA ----- Original Message ----- From: "JRA" <janie_reb_aingeal@yahoo.com> To: <GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 5:18 PM Subject: [GAWILKIN-L] Wilkinson County Surnames > Is anyone researching the Bailey, Lord, or Wynn families? > > G3Grandparents: Winford & Ann WYNN Bailey > G3Grandparents John H. & Tabitha WYNN Lord > G3Grandparents Francis Bryant & Selina/Selena KING Drake > G2Grandparents William Henry Harrison & Nancy Mildred LORD Bailey > G2Grandparents Thomas Lamar & Mary WATSON Drake > Great Grandparents Minza Leonard & Lillie Belle DRAKE Bailey > > Known Children of Winford & Ann: > William Henry Harrison > Roxanne/Roxy Ann/Roxyann > Vicey J. > Eliza A. > John H. > Augustus > Burwell > Two other names could be Louisa & Queen > > William Henry Harrison & Nancy LORD Bailey wed 27 August 1864 (in > Wilkinson County GA GenWeb Archives pages they list Grandfather William > Henry Harrison as marrying an Adaline Willis on this date but this is > false-or a typo-for I have a copy of Grandfather William & Grandmother > Nancy's marriage license/certificate & it states the aforementioned date > with O. H. P. Rawls as J.I.C.). > > William & Nancy's known children: > *Minza Leonard > James Franklin > Cordellia > Anna 'Annie' > William Hugh > They may have had a sixth child, but this child does not appear in any > census records that I can find. > > William & Nancy moved to Dodge County (does anyone know why?) in either > 1897 or 1898 where they died, William in 1921 & Nancy in 1926. Did their > obituaries happen to get published in Wilkinson County? I have asked in > Dodge County as well to no avail (not to sound rude), they are both buried > in Bowers Cemetery. > > Thank You, > Lena > Thank You, > Lena > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Shopping > Find Great Deals on Holiday Gifts at Yahoo! Shopping > > > ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== > Search the Rootsweb SURNAME LIST here: > http://rsl.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/rslsql.cgi#search (Check for all your > Surnames!)

----- Original Message ----- From: "JRA" <janie_reb_aingeal@yahoo.com> To: <GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 5:18 PM Subject: [GAWILKIN-L] Wilkinson County Surnames > Is anyone researching the Bailey, Lord, or Wynn families? > > G3Grandparents: Winford & Ann WYNN Bailey > G3Grandparents John H. & Tabitha WYNN Lord > G3Grandparents Francis Bryant & Selina/Selena KING Drake > G2Grandparents William Henry Harrison & Nancy Mildred LORD Bailey > G2Grandparents Thomas Lamar & Mary WATSON Drake > Great Grandparents Minza Leonard & Lillie Belle DRAKE Bailey > > Known Children of Winford & Ann: > William Henry Harrison > Roxanne/Roxy Ann/Roxyann > Vicey J. > Eliza A. > John H. > Augustus > Burwell > Two other names could be Louisa & Queen > > William Henry Harrison & Nancy LORD Bailey wed 27 August 1864 (in > Wilkinson County GA GenWeb Archives pages they list Grandfather William > Henry Harrison as marrying an Adaline Willis on this date but this is > false-or a typo-for I have a copy of Grandfather William & Grandmother > Nancy's marriage license/certificate & it states the aforementioned date > with O. H. P. Rawls as J.I.C.). > > William & Nancy's known children: > *Minza Leonard > James Franklin > Cordellia > Anna 'Annie' > William Hugh > They may have had a sixth child, but this child does not appear in any > census records that I can find. > > William & Nancy moved to Dodge County (does anyone know why?) in either > 1897 or 1898 where they died, William in 1921 & Nancy in 1926. Did their > obituaries happen to get published in Wilkinson County? I have asked in > Dodge County as well to no avail (not to sound rude), they are both buried > in Bowers Cemetery. > > Thank You, > Lena > Thank You, > Lena > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Shopping > Find Great Deals on Holiday Gifts at Yahoo! Shopping > > > ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== > Search the Rootsweb SURNAME LIST here: > http://rsl.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/rslsql.cgi#search (Check for all your > Surnames!)

Is anyone researching the Bailey, Lord, or Wynn families? G3Grandparents: Winford & Ann WYNN Bailey G3Grandparents John H. & Tabitha WYNN Lord G3Grandparents Francis Bryant & Selina/Selena KING Drake G2Grandparents William Henry Harrison & Nancy Mildred LORD Bailey G2Grandparents Thomas Lamar & Mary WATSON Drake Great Grandparents Minza Leonard & Lillie Belle DRAKE Bailey Known Children of Winford & Ann: William Henry Harrison Roxanne/Roxy Ann/Roxyann Vicey J. Eliza A. John H. Augustus Burwell Two other names could be Louisa & Queen William Henry Harrison & Nancy LORD Bailey wed 27 August 1864 (in Wilkinson County GA GenWeb Archives pages they list Grandfather William Henry Harrison as marrying an Adaline Willis on this date but this is false-or a typo-for I have a copy of Grandfather William & Grandmother Nancy's marriage license/certificate & it states the aforementioned date with O. H. P. Rawls as J.I.C.). William & Nancy's known children: *Minza Leonard James Franklin Cordellia Anna 'Annie' William Hugh They may have had a sixth child, but this child does not appear in any census records that I can find. William & Nancy moved to Dodge County (does anyone know why?) in either 1897 or 1898 where they died, William in 1921 & Nancy in 1926. Did their obituaries happen to get published in Wilkinson County? I have asked in Dodge County as well to no avail (not to sound rude), they are both buried in Bowers Cemetery. Thank You, Lena Thank You, Lena --------------------------------- Yahoo! Shopping Find Great Deals on Holiday Gifts at Yahoo! Shopping

*Wishing you & yours a very very Merry, healthy & happy Christmas, and best of New Years! See Poem below that probably pertains to many of us :) Twas the Night Before Christmas >> >> For Genealogists >> Unknown >> >> >> >> 'Twas the night before Christmas >> when all through the house >> Not a creature was stirring, not even my spouse. >> The dining room table with clutter was spread >> With pedigree charts and with letters which said: >> >> "Too bad about the data for which you wrote. >> It sank in a storm on an ill-fated boat." >> Stacks of old copies of wills and of such >> Were proof that my work had become much too much. >> >> Our children were nestled all snug in their beds, >> While visions of sugarplums danced in their heads. >> And I at my table was ready to drop >> From work on my album with photos to crop. >> >> Christmas was here, and of such was my lot >> That presents and goodies and toys I'd forgot. >> Had I not been so busy with grandparents' wills, >> I'd not have forgotten to shop for such thrills. >> >> While others had bought gifts that would bring Christmas >> cheer, >> I'd spent time researching those birthdates and years. >> While I was thus musing about my sad plight, >> A strange noise on the lawn gave me such a fright. >> >> Away to the window I flew in a flash, >> Tore open the drapes and I yanked up the sash. >> When what to my nearsighted eyes should appear, >> But an overstuffed sleigh and eight small reindeer. >> >> Up to the housetop the reindeer they flew >> With a sleigh full of toys, and ol' Santa Claus, too. >> And then in a twinkling, I heard on the roof >> The prancing and pawing of thirty-two hoofs. >> >> The TV antenna was no match for their horns, >> And look at my roof, with hoof-prints adorned! >> As I drew in my head, and bumped it on the sash, >> Down the cold chimney fell Santa - KEE-RASH! >> >> Dear Santa had come from the roof in a wreck >> And tracked soot on the carpet! I could just wring his neck! >> Spotting my face, good old Santa could see >> I had no Christmas spirit, you'd have to agree. >> >> He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work >> And filled all the stockings. (I felt like a jerk). >> Here was Santa who'd brought us such gladness and joy; >> When I'd been too busy for even one toy. >> >> He spied my research on the table all spread. >> "A genealogist!", he cried (My face was all red). >> "Tonight I've met many like you", Santa grinned, >> As he pulled from his sack a large book he had penned. >> >> I gazed with amazement - the cover, it read: >> "Genealogy Lines For Which You Have Plead". >> "I know what it's like as a genealogy bug", >> He said as he gave me a great Santa hug. >> >> "While the elves make the sleighful of toys I now carry, >> I do some research in the North Pole Library!" >> "A special treat I am thus able to bring >> To genealogy folks who can't find a thing." >> >> "Now off you go to your bed for a rest - >> I'll clean up the house of this genealogy mess". >> As I climbed up the stairs full of gladness and glee, >> I looked back at Santa who'd brought much to me. >> >> While settling in bed, I heard Santa's clear whistle >> To his team, which then rose like the down of a thistle. >> And I heard him exclaim as he flew out of sight, >> >> "Family history is fun! Merry Christmas! Good night!" >> > > > > ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> > Help save the life of a child. Support St. Jude Children's Research > Hospital. > http://us.click.yahoo.com/vJUKhA/lbOLAA/a8ILAA/0csqlB/TM > --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> > > "YOU DON'T KNOW WHO YOU ARE UNTIL YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE FROM!" > Yahoo! Groups Links > > <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TinasFamilyHistory/ > > <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: > TinasFamilyHistory-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com > > <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: > http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > >

I would like to correspond with any descendants of Rachel Babb [b. 1876] the daughter of Daniel Webster, [b.Oct. 1830.] Rachel Webster Babb had at least the following children: William [Will], Carrie [?], and Bessie Babb who m. a Neely. They were living in 1900 in Bloodworth Dist. of Wilkinson Co. Rachel Babb may have married again to an Evans. Daniel Webster also had a daughter Jane G., and a son Benjamin W. Webster. Thank you. Sharon

For anyone interested, I will be sending the Mingo news to Eileen McAdams Wilkinson county website, she has graciously provided a section on her site for the news items. Everyone please feel free to share these wonderful news items. http://www.georgiagenealogy.org/wilkinson/ Harold Thompson

*Happy Thanksgiving to all: For all of us who will have a full table, and full stomachs, and hearts and homes full of love and loved ones tomorrow, I am sending this as a little reminder that there are many who are not as fortunate, many innocent helpless ones who, through no fault of their own, go hungry. I just received the letter from my local Food Bank and want to share just a small portion of what was said in it. I think most of us do "give" during this time of the year to those less fortunate than ourselves (and hopefully other times of the year as well), but if this causes you to pause for a moment and think about those who we could help right now, please be sure to call your local County Food Bank in your area and find out where you can either help out with time or money. You will be blessed for it, and so will others. "We pray for those: Who will eat anything/Who have never seen a dentist Who are not spoiled by anybody/ Who go to bed hungry and cry themselves to sleep Who live and moe, but have no being For those who will grab the hand of anybody kind enough to offer it." ******* If you want to give a few dollars but don't know your local number, get in touch with me privately and I'll help you find it * Thanks, and God bless, May your Thanksgiving table be full of love, loved ones, physical, emotional & spiritual blessings ...... *Tina & Jim*

Harold, Thanks, this is very interesting! I didn't know Aunt Mamie had a newspaper column! Paul Thompson Jr. was my great-aunt Mamie's nephew, son of her brother Paul Columbus Thompson (1896-1970). Aunt Mamie was Mrs. Wavy Lewis and I think that Mr. & Mrs. John Fincher would have been Cousin Gladys & her husband. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lewis would be my great-great uncle "Shadder" and his wife. They were visiting with his mother & stepfather. Shadder was the son of Jesse P. Thompson and his third wife, Nettie Mae Ussery. I'm not sure about Mr. & Mrs. H.F. Freeman, but Paul Columbus Thompson married Thelma Freeman, so they were probably in-laws. Hope this is helpful. Donali -----Original Message----- From: Xfalcon42@wmconnect.com [mailto:Xfalcon42@wmconnect.com] Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 8:55 PM To: GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GAWILKIN-L] Mingo News MINGO NEWS By Mamie Thompson Lewis November 8, 1940 Paul Thompson Jr. has been absent from school several days due to being sick. He says he missed school very much and is happy to be back. A large crowd attended Sunday school at Salem last Sunday. Among the visitors present were Mr. Geo. Thigpen and his girl friend Miss Elliot. Miss Elliot is the niece of Mrs. S.B. Wynn and Mr. Thigpen`s childhood home was near Salem church. We are very sorry that Mr. and Mrs. Spell were unable to be at church Sunday. Mr. Spell is the teacher of the adult class. His place was very capably filled by his niece. Miss Ellen Davis, she is a fine young lady that we all are proud to claim. William Fordham, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B.I Fordham, fell from a pecan tree recently and was badly hurt. We are glad that he is now able to be out and is well of his injuries. Boys you better be careful. Mr. and Mrs. W.P Lord and Lillie Mint Waters were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. B.I. Fordham. Mr. and Mrs. Arty Mims were in Dublin shopping Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Fincher of Atlanta spent the weekend with Mrs. Fincher`s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wavy Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Sweat and daughter, Lorene, visited us Saturday and listened to the radio. Mr. S. B. Wynn has been very sick. He suffered an heart attack at his sisters, Mrs. Jeffie Rowe, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Lewis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Freeman spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. John Fincher visited in Washington County Sunday afternoon. Mr. Billy Wynn of MGC, Cochran, visited in Dublin during the weekend. Billy is one of Mingo`s fine young men. Glad to have Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Watson and Mrs. D. M. Connell as our close neighbors now. ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== Search the Rootsweb SURNAME LIST here: http://rsl.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/rslsql.cgi#search (Check for all your Surnames!)