Many Stanley family members are buried in the Stanley Family Cemetery off Hwy. 441 in Laurens--not far from Wilkinson Co. according to Joe Maddox's book. They are all listed in Joe Maddox's Book of Cemeteries of Wilkinson Co., Ga. Ann Elizabeth Stanley 4-1-1840 and died 6-19-1919 and Ben F. Stanley 6-28-1845 and 9-10-1872 There was also a Dr. Ben A. Stanley 9-16-1834 and died 5-17-1901. Mary Lucy Stanley McArthur 7-3-1880 and died 1963 is also buried there. According to Maddox she is the dau. of Benj. F. and Elizabeth Bass Stanley Is this the "Miss Lucy" Stanley Mcarthur who lived at Chapell's Mill in Laurens and taught piano for a number of years? If I remember correctly, she told me that she was a niece of Gen. McArthur. Can anyone corroborate this? Thanks. Sharon -----Original Message----- From: Johnstien@aol.com [mailto:Johnstien@aol.com] Sent: Monday, June 20, 2005 1:53 PM To: GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [GAWILKIN-L] Stanley Family Cemetery? In a message dated 6/20/2005 11:57:28 AM Eastern Daylight Time, gnw@rose.net writes: Is there a record of those buried in the Stanley Cemetery? I sure could use the info from there and can't seem to find it on line. Ann Elizabeth Bass Stanley and her family are some of those I need. Thanks for any help. Winn I was there a few years ago. I'll check my information to see if I have her info. --Jeff ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== Check out this great GA RESOURCES PAGE: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~cgaunt/georgia.html

Thanks Jeff, I appreciate your help. Winn

In a message dated 6/20/2005 11:57:28 AM Eastern Daylight Time, gnw@rose.net writes: Is there a record of those buried in the Stanley Cemetery? I sure could use the info from there and can't seem to find it on line. Ann Elizabeth Bass Stanley and her family are some of those I need. Thanks for any help. Winn I was there a few years ago. I'll check my information to see if I have her info. --Jeff

Is there a record of those buried in the Stanley Cemetery? I sure could use the info from there and can't seem to find it on line. Ann Elizabeth Bass Stanley and her family are some of those I need. Thanks for any help. Winn

Keith, I found my notes that you sent me on Oliver Harmon BAILEY (1818-1852) & Mary/Polly Elizabeth WYNN from 2002 1850 Pulaski Co.,GA BAILEY,Harmon 32 GA 1818 ****** ,Mary/Polly 31 GA 1819/1821 (d/o Wm & Susan HINSON WYNN) **** ,Susan 10 GA 1840 md Calvin WYNN **** ,Martha Jane 9 1841 ,Mary 8 1842 md John WYNN ,Vicey 6 1844 ,Henry Hampton 4 1846 (BULLOCK CO.,GA) ,William 2 1848 (yours)??? 1860 Wilkinson Co.,Ga MILTON 19 Jul 1860 CRUMLEY,Jesse 40 GA ,Mary 38 ****** BAILEY,,Susannah 20 ****** ,Jane 18 ,Mary 16 ,Vicey 14 ,Henry 12 ,Wm 11 ,Harrison 9 CRUMLEY,John 8 ,Louisa 7 ,Josiah 4 ,Elizabeth 7/12 ,Louisa _GrannyWee1940@aol.com_ (mailto:GrannyWee1940@aol.com) Ellouise A. WYNN Dade City,FL 33525 We moved to Dade City,FL in 1989 from Plant City,FL

Hi, Mary *Polly* Elizabeth WYNN (d/o William H. WYNN,Jr 1790 & Susan HINSON 1794 of Burke & Wilkinson Co.,GA ) md Oliver H. BAILEY is sister to Ann WYNN & Winnifred BAILEY is brother to O. H. BAILEY. Both couples were md in Laurens Co.,GA. Polly WYNN BAILEY md Jesse CRUMBLEY in Wilkinson Co.,GA but died in Bullock Co.,GA & bur in UPPER MILL Cem in BULLOCK Co.,GA. Susan HINSON/HENSON WYNN was d/o William HINSON & Martha ECHOLS. William WYNN,Sr md Elizabeth ECHOLS & was in BURKE,LAURENS Co's GA Do you have any info on the ECHOLS or WYNNS?? I will share info & pictures of Susan BAILEY WYNN w/o Calvin WYNN s/o John WYNN 1787 GA (1850 Houston Co.,GA. wife Mary) Calvin WYNN & Susan BAILEY's familey Mary *Molly* Elizabeth WYNN md James Jasper WYNN 2 sons Robert Calvin WYNN md Ancie MIMBS James Webster WYNN md 1 st Dora GLOVER 2 daus Neuris/Martha WYNN Ruth Claire WYNN md Louis TUCKER 2 ed Oris Thelma GRINSTEAD ***** Carolyn Thelma WYNN GRIFFIN 1 boy 1 girl James Edward WYNN died 1927 Lucille WYNN CROCKER 1 girl & 2 boys Jimmie WYNN (dau) SMITH 2 boys William *Bill* Walter WYNN md Ellouise ACKERMAN WYNN *********** 5 ch Donald Robert WYNN md Suzie DeLOACH (no ch) 1 step dau James Jasper WYNN was s/o Obediah WYNN & Clarrisa/Terresa WYNN d/o William H. WYNN & Susan HENSON/HINSON of Burke & Wilkinson CO.,GA I found your e-mail address on Edward C. WEBB II webb site with John BAILEY as the first BAILEY in Union Co.,NC. _GrannyWee1940@aol.com_ (mailto:GrannyWee1940@aol.com) Ellouise A. WYNN Dade City,FL 33525

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/427.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Sorry Joy, haven't come across any of your names. jodi

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BRANAN, ETHRIDGE, LEWIS, SMITH, TOMME(Y), RYLE, & KENNINGTON Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/He.2ADE/2.126.10.1 Message Board Post: Carmelita, This reply is with regards to Richard Smith's parents/grandparents. Richard Sampson Smith's parents are Archibald Smith and Elizabeth Lewis Smith. I'm not sure the middle name Bryant is accurate for this Archibald. There were two Archibald Smith's close to the same age living in Wilkinson Co, GA so it can be very confusing. The Archibald Smith (father of Richard and husband to Elizabeth Lewis) you are researching belongs to Sampson Smith and his wife Sophie Seals. Joseph Maddox, while trying to help connect families, made quite a few mistakes in his books. His stating the Archibald B. Smith, son of William and Athlea Smith, married Elizabeth Lewis was one of those mistakes. My G-Grandfather, William Sampson Smith (born 1875 in Wilkinson Co, GA), was Archibald & Elizabeth Lewis Smith's grandson. He compiled some research before he died at the age of 94. At the time of his research, a Smith Family Bible existed; however, it has since been destroyed in a house fire. I will be willing to swap information if you are interested. Joy Carroll

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: MEADOWS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/He.2ADE/427.1.1 Message Board Post: Do you happen to have information on a John (or John Bull) MEADOWS born c. 1828 who married Anna Margaret SMITH? They lived in Pulaski County GA (later became Bleckley Co), but I think he is related to the MEADOWS family who lived in Wilkinson Co GA. His parents were Isaac and Cassa COLLINS MEADOWS. Isaac was born c. 1800 in NC and so was Cassa. Isaac may have been the son of Bartholomew MEADOWS. Any information will be appreciated. Thanks! Joy

Tina, I was looking on the 1850 Wilkinson Co.,GA Census: Is this your Celia???????? 26 Aug 1850 pg 673 31 6 WATKINS,Richard 49 m Farmer 1,000 GA ,Celia 48 f ,Francis M. 17 m ,David C 14 m ,John 12 m ,William W. 10 m ,Harrison 8 m ,Mary 5 f ,Martha 4 f 40 6 6 BANN,Jannell 40 f Pg 674 WYNNE,James 50 & Winny 44 Lassiter Wynne Family WYNN Ashley 44 Mary 35 Franklin 15 William 11 Mary J. 7 Daniel M 7 Percival 6 Hiram H. 4 John H. 1 TIPTON Seaborn 25 Amanda 14 (WYNN) WYNNE Obediah 25 Nancy 35 John M. 1 Pg Pg 684 John DUNCAN 20 & Loucinda 22 (WYNN) DUNCAN was listed Pg 685 WYNN,William 60 & Sousan 56 William 38 Frances 31 Augustus 22 Sousannah 16 Elizabeth 13 Louisa 11 Brazil 9 CRUMBLEY,Jess 30 ( 2 ed husband of Mary (Polly) Elizabeth WYNN md 1 st time Oliver Harmon BAILEY they were in Pulaski Co.,GA in 1850) Andrew 32 Obediah 37 Clarissy 25 (d/o William & Susan) Jacob D. 4 Synthia 3 John 2 living next door was James SANDERS age 60 & Rebecca 54 Mary Elizabeth (POLLY) WYNN CRUMLEY d in Bullock Co.,GA & is bur in UPPER MILLS CHURCH CEM. THOMPSON,James R. 36 GA Martha 36 Solomon 15 William 14 Esther Ann 12 Martha 10 Leandy 8 Sousan 6 Jesse P 4 Rebecca 2 Elizabeth 1/12 MITCHELL Isaac 78 Va Elizabeth 79 GA McGOWEN WILLIAM 66 SC Sarah 60 GA Jacob 38 GA Alexander 21 GA Jimpsey 32 GAJane 31 GA Sinthy 10 James 9 Clarissa 8 Emily 6 Sarah 4 Martha 2 WYNNE,William K. 14 NC McGOWEN Hillard 24 Sevility 23 Sarah 4 Jacob 2 BAILEY,WINNYFRED H. 31 Ga Amy (WYNN) 36 William H. 9 Nicey 8 Sousan E. 7 Roxiann 5 Infant 2 Female John 1 Brothers (BAILEY) md ( WYNN ) sisters. Amy & Mary Elizabeth (Polly) WYNN BAILEY My husband is William Walter (Bill) WYNN I I'm Ellouise ACKERMAN WYNN I have been working on These WYNN BAILEY GRINSTEAD GAY BROWNING THOMPSON Zadock SIMMONS d in Wilkinson Co.,GA in 1821 & his only ch John Frederick SIMMONS I (1790 Halifax Co.,NC d 1831 Wilkinson Co.,GA) he md Elizabeth ???????? & had 8 or 9 ch she then md Nathaniel THOMPSON & had a son Lacy THOMPSON (183 2/3 d ???) CW 3 she md John H HERNDON & died ca 1835) My John Frederick SIMMONS II (181810/21 Wilkinson Co.,GA d 1885 in Hillsborough Co.,FL) 1 st in Twiggs Co.,GA md Mary Jane KELLY d 1848) md 2ed in Pulaski Co.,GA Ellafair BARBER) I will share info & photo's on WYNN BAILEY SIMMONS. My Jonas WATKINS/WADKINS was in Wilkinson Co.,GA @ some time also. GWPerdue is my husband's cuz WYNN WYNN line. _GrannyWee1940@aol.com_ (mailto:GrannyWee1940@aol.com) Ellouise A. WYNN

Tina, these Thompsons would be Solomon (married to Cynthia McGowan) and his brother Jesse P. (my 2g-gf), sons of James Russell Thompson, son of the Solomon Thompson that Harold was referring to. Harold is seeking the parents of Solomon Thompson who died in Wilkinson County about 1816, leaving a wife (Rebecca Mitchell Thompson) and at least 2 (maybe more) children. The two I'm certain of were James Russell and a daughter named Mary Ann. Rebecca Mitchell Thompson married Aaron Davis in 1820, and died before 1840. There's been some discussion on the neighboring Emanuel County board about a line of Thompsons I tend to think might have been related, although I'm not sure how. Certain names which are common in our Wilkinson County line, such as Solomon, Preston, and Columbus, seem to also be common in that line, but whether it's coincidence or not I have no idea. May not be, since they are so geographically close, and it does appear that our Solomon might have had other children we don't know the names of. Hope this helps. Donali ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tina Peddie" <tpeddie@charter.net> To: <GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 11:01 PM Subject: [GAWILKIN-L] WynnThompson Does this help at all: 1870 CENSUS, Wlknsn Co.Irwinton: My CELIA (WYNN) WATKINS is shown , age 60.... next door is JASPER WYNN, next to him is SOLOMON THOMPSON, age 37, with wife "Sencheneyy" ?? age 30, Martha? 12, Benj 10, Elizabeth 7, Lellia 5, "Kalloolah??, age 1. ; next to him is JESSE THOMPSON, 25, wife Elizabeth 22, Leroy 4, Wm., 3, James 3/12. Sorry th espellings are weird...I have a bad copy. You prob. already have this, but thought I'd send. Tina

Harold, The only thing I have, which would fall into a catagory somewhere between myth and wild guess, is that my mother (who is Grover's first cousin Teenie) says she's always heard that some of the ancestors fought with Francis Marion in South Carolina. There were Thompsons in the PeeDee area of South Carolina but whether any of them could have been Solomon's father or grandfather I don't know. I do a fair bit of research in that area, because that's where my father's line is from, and I haven't run across a Solomon Thompson there, but I've seen Thompsons and Thigpens (my maternal grandmother was a Thigpen, but her line was supposedly from NC before GA). Probably no help but I thought I'd throw it out there. Donali ----- Original Message ----- From: <Xfalcon42@wmconnect.com> To: <GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 10:11 PM Subject: Re: [GAWILKIN-L] Wynn Boy,I don`t know about the rest of you, but this stuff drives me crazy sometimes, especially trying to track down Solomon Thompson(James Russell Thompsons father). If anyone has info or theories or just wild guesses, I`m open to them. I talked with Grover Lewis today, he remembered when Old Man Fordham plowed under the graveyard where he(Solomon) was supposed to be buried, along with several other graves. Thanks Harold Thompson ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== Check out this great GA RESOURCES PAGE: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~cgaunt/georgia.html

In a message dated 6/5/2005 6:38:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time, gwperdue@cox.net writes: > > Please ( I am guilty!), since there are so many of us interested in the > Wilkinson County Wynn heritage, can we all CREATE A NEW e-mail to > GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com in order to reply and not just click on "reply!" I have read > several replies of which I am interested, and when I copy them, I get what > everyone else has sent so I end up with the same things over and over. Am I wrong? > Can we title our new submissions as "WILKINSON WYNN'S? Other > thoughts/ideas??? > As time permits, I will continue to send :"stuff!" > > Gervaise Wynn Perdue > Not interested in wynns but have been following ya'lls thread with so many kids to see what came of it. "whew! the women were busy in that family!" anyway here's what I do and perhaps you'll find it useful; I usually just copy the pertinent parts into a new email (along with the sender's name and email of course), print it, then delete the "new" email instead of sending anywhere. That way I only get the parts I'm interested in or need. Just a thought. Rhonda Raye

ANN, We may have discussed her before, forgive me if we did.... I'm hoping you might ahve some inkling as to where my Celia Wynn belongs. I was told yrs ago she was the dtr of Wm. & Susan Hinson Wynn. BUT she couldnt be their child... Wm. was born 1790, and my Celia was born 1804.... and she doesnt seem to show up anywhere as his or anyone's child :( She marr. Richard Watkins b. 1803 Wash.Co. GA, son of Mitchell Watkins, Sr., R.S., from Edgec. Co.NC --- Any thoughts/ideas/guesses welcome :) (I think she may be a sister to Wm. b. 1790).... Thanks, TINA

Does this help at all: 1870 CENSUS, Wlknsn Co.Irwinton: My CELIA (WYNN) WATKINS is shown , age 60.... next door is JASPER WYNN, next to him is SOLOMON THOMPSON, age 37, with wife "Sencheneyy" ?? age 30, Martha? 12, Benj 10, Elizabeth 7, Lellia 5, "Kalloolah??, age 1. ; next to him is JESSE THOMPSON, 25, wife Elizabeth 22, Leroy 4, Wm., 3, James 3/12. Sorry th espellings are weird...I have a bad copy. You prob. already have this, but thought I'd send. Tina ----- Original Message ----- From: <Xfalcon42@wmconnect.com> To: <GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 7:11 PM Subject: Re: [GAWILKIN-L] Wynn > Boy,I don`t know about the rest of you, but this stuff drives me crazy > sometimes, especially trying to track down Solomon Thompson(James Russell > Thompsons > father). If anyone has info or theories or just wild guesses, I`m open to > them. I talked with Grover Lewis today, he remembered when Old Man Fordham > plowed > under the graveyard where he(Solomon) was supposed to be buried, along > with > several other graves. > > Thanks Harold Thompson > > > ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== > Check out this great GA RESOURCES PAGE: > http://www-personal.umich.edu/~cgaunt/georgia.html >

Good idea, Gervaise! Maybe we can all try to REPLY, but if we hit REPLY, be sure to delete all the extra duplicate verbiage... Otherwise, as you said, just send a new EMAIL to the list. Thanks for a good suggestion! TINA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gervaise Perdue" <gwperdue@cox.net> To: <GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 3:46 PM Subject: [GAWILKIN-L] Posting E-mail > Please ( I am guilty!), since there are so many of us interested in the > Wilkinson County Wynn heritage, can we all CREATE A NEW e-mail to > GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com in order to reply and not just click on "reply!" > I have read several replies of which I am interested, and when I copy > them, I get what everyone else has sent so I end up with the same things > over and over. Am I wrong? Can we title our new submissions as > "WILKINSON WYNN'S? Other thoughts/ideas??? > As time permits, I will continue to send :"stuff!" > > Gervaise Wynn Perdue > > > ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== > Search the Rootsweb SURNAME LIST here: > http://rsl.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/rslsql.cgi#search (Check for all your > Surnames!) >

Please ( I am guilty!), since there are so many of us interested in the Wilkinson County Wynn heritage, can we all CREATE A NEW e-mail to GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com in order to reply and not just click on "reply!" I have read several replies of which I am interested, and when I copy them, I get what everyone else has sent so I end up with the same things over and over. Am I wrong? Can we title our new submissions as "WILKINSON WYNN'S? Other thoughts/ideas??? As time permits, I will continue to send :"stuff!" Gervaise Wynn Perdue

Oops, I inadvertently left out one of the known children of William and Susan Hinson Wynn! Please add Frances Wynn, b. about 1818, d. July 17, 1881 - Frances did not marry. ------- Martha "Patsy" Wynn Thompson, (b. Sept 14, 1913 - d. Aug. 27, 1904), was my great-great grandmother, and I never heard any talk of her being a twin (almost always a hot topic of generational lore if such was the case). I suppose it is possible, but I think it unlikely that she and Tabitha were twins. In fact, I too doubt that Tabitha was a the daughter of William and Susan Hinson Wynn. Wilkinson County historian Joseph Maddox (never an infallible source) says Tabitha was the daughter of William and Susan Hinson Wynn, but I think it unlikely, although Tabitha is certainly related to them, by marriage, blood, or both. Here's what I know about Tabitha Wynn. She married John Henry Lord (son of John and Nancy Minton Lord - my g-g-g maternal grandparents) on Dec. 9, 1838. She was born about 1813 (the 1850 census lists her age as 37, in 1860 she's listed as 47, and as 56 in 1870), and died between 1870 and 1880, as John Henry Lord is listed as a widower in the 1880 census. Tabitha probably already had two children when she married John Henry Lord, as 15 year old girl, ³Georgiann Wynne,² is listed as a member of John and Tabaitha¹s household in the 1850 census. Further, the 1840 census, two years after John and Tabitha married, lists the household of John H. Lord as consisting of one male 20 to 30 (John H.), one female to 5 (Georgiann Wynn), one female 5 to 10 (?), and one female 20 to 30 (Tabitha). I think it quite possible that Tabitha was a widow who had previously been married to a Wynn. Tabitha¹s maiden name is unknown, but it is speculated by some that it may also have been Wynn. (The gene pool was small and back then people thought nothing of marrying their close cousins.) Some researchers think she was the daughter of Francis and Tabitha Wynn of SC and Burke County, GA. A Francis Wynn, wife Tabitha, was granted parcels of land in Burke County, GA in 1766 and 1767, where he settled and raised a family. They are reported to have had a daughter named Tabitha, but she would have been born abt. 1780. Too old for our Tabitha, but possibly closely related. Another possibility, of course, is that Tabitha had two children out of wedlock before marrying John Henry Lord. She and In any case, I don't include her on my list of the children of William and Susan Hinson Wynn, but I have an open mind about it. For the record, the following is my list of the children of William and Susan Hinson Wynn. I welcome any comments, corrections, suggestions, etc. (It'd for sure be a lot easier to figure out if they hadn't married their cousins so often and all given their kids the same names!!) William H. Wynn - b. about 1812, d. about 1852 - No record of any marriage Martha "Patsy" Wynn - b. Sept. 14, 1813, d. Aug. 27, 1904 - Married James Russell Thompson Annie (Ann) Wynn - b. abt 1815 - married Winnifred Bailey Josiah Wynn - b. about 1816 - m. Louisa Freeman Mary Elizabeth Pauline "Polly" Wynn - b. Dec. 26, 1821, d. Dec. 1, 1907 - Married Oliver Harmon Bailey Clarissa Teresa "Rittie" Wynn - b. about 1822 - Married Obediah Wynn (Relationship unknown, probably a cousin) Obediah Wynn - b. abt 1825 - Married Nancy Crumbley Lucinda "Cynthia" Wynn - b. Oct 11, 1828, d. June 29, 1908 - Married John E. Duncan Bernita Wynn - b. abt 1831, d. abt. 1863 - Married Elbert Davis Sousannah "Susan" Wynn - b. about 1834 - Married William W. Miller Elizabeth "Betsy" Wynn - b. about 1837 - Married Lewis Andrew Wynn (relationship unknown, probably another cousin) Louisa Wynn - b. about 1839 - Married George Wright Braswell Wynn - b. Dec. 13, 1838, d. Nov. 23, 1926 - Married Asenath Kittles There are a couple of other names I've come across that "might" be children of William and Susan Hinson Wynn, and I include them below for consideration: Adeline Wynn - A daughter according to Joe Maddox. I find no other record of her. Burrell G. Wynn - In the 1840 census a Burrell G. Wynn, age 20 to 30, is living in with his young wife (age 15 to 20) in a household adjacent to William and Susan Wynn and known son Josiah Wynn. Andrew Wynn - b. about 1818. Andrew Wynn, age 32, is listed as a member of the household of William and Susan Wynn in 1850., One wonders if this is a son, or could it be the Lewis Andrew Wynn, son of John Wynn (possible brother to William), who later married William and Susan Wynn¹s daughter Elizabeth ³Betsy² Wynn (who was 13 in 1850)? Harold, > > I list fourteen children of William and Susan Wynn. Tabitha is not listed, > but that sure doesn't mean that she was not one of their children. What > last name does Tabitha's tombstone show? > > J. Wren Harris, Jr. > Albany, GA > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Xfalcon42@wmconnect.com [mailto:Xfalcon42@wmconnect.com] > Sent: Friday, June 03, 2005 6:57 PM > To: GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [GAWILKIN-L] Wynn > > Does anyone know if there were any twins born to William and Susan Wynn? > Martha Wynn Thompsons toombstone shows her born in 1813, I also see a > Tabitha born > the same year? > > Harold Thompson > > > ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== > *Check out the WILKINSON CO. *GAGENWEB* Page: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~gawilkin/ > > > > > ==== GAWILKIN Mailing List ==== > Check out this great GA RESOURCES PAGE: > http://www-personal.umich.edu/~cgaunt/georgia.html >

Boy,I don`t know about the rest of you, but this stuff drives me crazy sometimes, especially trying to track down Solomon Thompson(James Russell Thompsons father). If anyone has info or theories or just wild guesses, I`m open to them. I talked with Grover Lewis today, he remembered when Old Man Fordham plowed under the graveyard where he(Solomon) was supposed to be buried, along with several other graves. Thanks Harold Thompson

Ann, I have 2 Wynn's connected to my family. Tabitha Wynn who married John Lord in 1838, and Andrew Lafayette "Fate" Wynn who married Sarah Elizabeth Bracewell about 1881. Do you have any idea of who the parents might be for Andrew? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ann Toler" <atoler@earthlink.net> To: <GAWILKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 8:17 PM Subject: Re: [GAWILKIN-L] Wynn > Martha "Patsy" Wynn Thompson, (b. Sept 14, 1913 - d. Aug. 27, 1904), was my > great-great grandmother, and I never heard any talk of her being a twin > (almost always a hot topic of generational lore if such was the case). I > suppose it is possible, but I think it unlikely that she and Tabitha were > twins. > > In fact, I too doubt that Tabitha was a the daughter of William and Susan > Hinson Wynn. > > Wilkinson County historian Joseph Maddox (never an infallible source) says > Tabitha was the daughter of William and Susan Hinson Wynn, but I think it > unlikely, although Tabitha is certainly related to them, by marriage, blood, > or both. > > Here's what I know about Tabitha Wynn. She married John Henry Lord (son of > John and Nancy Minton Lord - my g-g-g maternal grandparents) on Dec. 9, > 1838. She was born about 1813 (the 1850 census lists her age as 37, in 1860 > she's listed as 47, and as 56 in 1870), and died between 1870 and 1880, as > John Henry Lord is listed as a widower in the 1880 census. Tabitha probably > already had two children when she married John Henry Lord, as 15 year old > girl, ³Georgiann Wynne,² is listed as a member of John and Tabaitha¹s > household in the 1850 census. Further, the 1840 census, two years after > John and Tabitha married, lists the household of John H. Lord as consisting > of one male 20 to 30 (John H.), one female to 5 (Georgiann Wynn), one female > 5 to 10 (?), and one female 20 to 30 (Tabitha). I think it quite possible > that Tabitha was a widow who had previously been married to a Wynn. > > Tabitha¹s maiden name is unknown, but it is speculated by some that it may > also have been Wynn. (The gene pool was small and back then people thought > nothing of marrying their close cousins.) Some researchers think she was the > daughter of Francis and Tabitha Wynn of SC and Burke County, GA. A Francis > Wynn, wife Tabitha, was granted parcels of land in Burke County, GA in 1766 > and 1767, where he settled and raised a family. They are reported to have > had a daughter named Tabitha, but she would have been born abt. 1780. Too > old for our Tabitha, but possibly closely related. > > Another possibility, of course, is that Tabitha had two children out of > wedlock before marrying John Henry Lord. > > She and > > In any case, I don't include her on my list of the children of William and > Susan Hinson Wynn, but I have an open mind about it. > > For the record, the following is my list of the children of William and > Susan Hinson Wynn. I welcome any comments, corrections, suggestions, etc. > (It'd for sure be a lot easier to figure out if they hadn't married their > cousins so often and all given their kids the same names!!) > > William H. Wynn - b. about 1812, d. about 1852 - No record of any marriage > > Martha "Patsy" Wynn - b. Sept. 14, 1813, d. Aug. 27, 1904 - Married James > Russell Thompson > > Annie (Ann) Wynn - b. abt 1815 - married Winnifred Bailey > > Josiah Wynn - b. about 1816 - m. Louisa Freeman > > Mary Elizabeth Pauline "Polly" Wynn - b. Dec. 26, 1821, d. Dec. 1, 1907 - > Married Oliver Harmon Bailey > > Clarissa Teresa "Rittie" Wynn - b. about 1822 - Married Obediah Wynn > (Relationship unknown, probably a cousin) > > Obediah Wynn - b. abt 1825 - Married Nancy Crumbley > > Lucinda "Cynthia" Wynn - b. Oct 11, 1828, d. June 29, 1908 - Married John E. > Duncan > > Bernita Wynn - b. abt 1831, d. abt. 1863 - Married Elbert Davis > > Sousannah "Susan" Wynn - b. about 1834 - Married William W. Miller > > Elizabeth "Betsy" Wynn - b. about 1837 - Married Lewis Andrew Wynn > (relationship unknown, probably another cousin) > > Louisa Wynn - b. about 1839 - Married George Wright > > Braswell Wynn - b. Dec. 13, 1838, d. Nov. 23, 1926 - Married Asenath Kittles > > There are a couple of other names I've come across that "might" be children > of William and Susan Hinson Wynn, and I include them below for > consideration: > > Adeline Wynn - A daughter according to Joe Maddox. I find no other record > of her. > > Burrell G. Wynn - In the 1840 census a Burrell G. Wynn, age 20 to 30, is > living in with his young wife (age 15 to 20) in a household adjacent to > William and Susan Wynn and known son Josiah Wynn. > > Andrew Wynn - b. about 1818. Andrew Wynn, age 32, is listed as a member of > the household of William and Susan Wynn in 1850., One wonders if this is a > son, or could it be the Lewis Andrew Wynn, son of John Wynn (possible > brother to William), who later married William and Susan Wynn¹s daughter > Elizabeth ³Betsy² Wynn (who was 13 in 1850)? > > > > > > > >