Gail, I don't know this family, but in Wyman May's book on Ft. Stewart, GA, Cemeteries there are three ENTREKIN names. It lists in Tattnall Co., at Sand Hill Cemetery, Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church: ENTREKIN, Eva, Dec 8, 1878-Dec 2, 1903; Mary V., Nov 17, 1864-Jun 3, 1900; John A., s/o W.m. & M.V. ENTREKIN, Apr 28, 1897-Nov 26, 1897. What are the titles of the two books you mentioned? Anne C. -----Original Message----- From: Gail Moore <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, September 15, 2000 4:43 PM Subject: Re: [GEIGER] Early GA >Hello: >I have set back and been not to sure about this post but find I must try: >In a book that I own a copy of is this: > > >6. William Edward Entrekin b. Jun 22, 1942 m. Elizabeth Ann Geiger > >the number 6 is the gen. of this tree > >5. Manuel Elmore Entrekin b. Jun 22, 1908 m. Anabelle Smith b. 1914 > >4. Norman David Entrekin 1888-1955 m. Mary Leona Simmons, b. 1891 > >3. Sheridan Entrekin b. Apr. 10, 1854 d. 1931 m. Mary Jane Johnson > >2. John Bryant Entrekin b. 1801 in GA d. Abt. 1865 in MS, m. Matilda >Stanford, b. Jul. 5, 1801 in GA. d. Apr. 3, 1870 in Jackson, MS. John >Bryant and Matilda had 6 sons and 5 daughters. Four of his sons were killed >in the CSA. > >1. William Entrekin b. Feb. 28, 1762 d. Nov. 2, 1842 > >For more on this line see the book >John Bryant Entrekin of South Mississippi, by Pauline Howard Entrekin > >William m. in 1786 Rachael Bryant in Burke Co. GA. > >he was born in Marsh Creek Settlement of PA to John Entrekin and Elizabeth >Millwee > >Hope someone see's something > >This Entriken line joins into my Martin Line in Carroll County, GA. > >I have that book on that line. > >I wish we could trace this branch of Geiger to see where she came in from so >that we could then see if the Martins I have may be the family which Mercy >Martin came from?? > >Gail >