11JAN08 GREETINGS; LOOKING FOR ANYTHING ON-- *GA*-PIONEER FAMILIES TO THE----- "AUGUSTA/ WILKES"----ELBERT--- [BROAD RIVER SETTLEMENT/ DARTMOUTH, ETC] ---FRANKLIN/ JACKSON, AND LATER Counties in that area!!! Surnames; HINTON/ MONTGOMERY/ BROWN/ CLEMENTS/ FOSTER/ HARDY/ HARGROVE, ROBERTSON, AND ASSOCIATED FAMILIES!!! WE THINK WE ARE OF THE-- *JESSE HINTON FAMILY* - [DELPHI RANGERS]???? OUR' GGGRANDFATHER- *JOHN HINTON- (b. JOCO, NC-circa-1790-1843)* -PARENTS PRESENTLY ARE UNKNOWN-[FOR SURE]!!! SOME SAY HE FOUGHT IN ---*GA-MILITIA-WAR OF 1812"????? MARRIED- *ESTER (MONTGOMERY)-(b.GA-circa-1797-1870)*!!!! HER BROTHER WAS- *CHARLES MONTGOMERY-(b.GA-circa-1795-1870)*!! MARRIED- *MARY POLLY (BROWN) - (b.ga-circa-1800-1870)*!! HER FATHER WAS- *JOHN ERWIN BROWN-(b.NC-circa-1760-1770)* --- [son of- JOHN & ELIZABETH (ERWIN)-BROWN]!! JOHN ERWIN BROWN--- MARRIED- ***ELIZABETH?????***!! THANKS & GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA!!

11JAN08 HEY JAN GREETINGS, we are descended from AYERS/HINTON/MONTGOMERY/BROWN & "FOSTER", entered GEORGIA after the REV.WAR!! they presumable migrated into and thru "AUGUSTA/ WILKES" areas, we have seen them all over North GA, but have YET, made Connections!!! Most of ours' migrated again-(circa-1818-20) to the Tuscaloosa, AL. areas!!! What ever you have, it would be greatly appreciated, and we would share what we have thus far, as we are kinda new at this. BA- In north GA!! We have seen the name- *PRUDENCE* with our *HINTON* way back in NORTH CAROLINA, but not during the "GEORGIA YEARS"!! There are some *GREEN/ GREENLEE" with these HINTONS" also...we will look back, you never know!! "GOD BLESS YOUR BROTHERS FOR THEIR SERVICE TO THIS GREAT NATION, AND YOU AS THEIR STRENGTH"! WE HAVE FORWARDED YOUR' INTEL TO A *FOSTER* FRIEND OF OURS!! HE IS AN OLD PRO!! -----Original Message----- From: Jan Thurmond [mailto:jannt@comcast.net] Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 10:10 AM To: Ayers, B. J. Subject: Fosters - Ferrymen Mr. Ayers, My 2nd great-grandfather, David B. Foster, was a ferryman in Chattahoochee Co., GA, in the 1860 census. About his ancestry, I know only that his mother's name was Prudence; that she was head of household in the 1850 DeKalb Co., GA census, with 3 sons living with her - Green Foster, about 17 years old; David B. Foster, about 15 years old; and Francis Marion Foster, about 9 years old. In 1853, David married Nancy Jane Morgan in DeKalb Co., and the entire Foster - Morgan group were in Chattahoochee and/or Stewart Cos. in 1860. I know nothing about the father in this Foster family....I SUSPECT that Prudence's maiden name might have been Green - mainly because the oldest son with her in 1850 was named "Green Foster" and because in the 1870 Chattahoochee Co., GA census, after all 3 of her sons had died in the War Between the States, she was living next door to a man named Henry Green, who was a couple of years older than she (her age was about 70).....I suspect this man was her brother, but have no proof. I have searched counties in east GA for a marriage license for any Foster man marrying a woman named Prudence in the 1830s, but have found none. I have no indication of the given name of Prudence's husband....David B. Foster (her son and my 2nd great-grandfather) fathered 2 sons - the eldest, John Foster, born about 1856 in Chattahoochee Co.; and Matthew Barringer Foster (my maternal grandmother's father), born about 1859 in Chattahoochee Co.; and a daughter named Frances, born about 1861. It is POSSIBLE that David B. named his eldest son after his father - John - I do not know. Nor do I know from whence came the names "Matthew," "Barringer" or "Frances." An archivist at the GA State Archives told me that those given names were very popular in coastal Virginia and that the Foster family COULD have originated there. Do any of these names sound familiar to you? I would love to know just where to look for my Fosters before 1850.....none of the DeKalb Co. nor Henry Co., GA, records give me any indication of the name of the husband/father in this Foster family, nor of where they came from. I have read many of your postings on rootsweb....I remember your messages, for my 2 youngest brothers served in the Marine Corps during the 1960s - one spent 2 tours of duty in Viet Nam in 1967-68. Sincerely, Janice Newton Thurmond, Marietta, GA

08JAN08 GREETINGS; Could you please check for a pos. "Early Graduate"-(circa- 1800??)!! *JACOB HINTON-[esq]-{born NC-circa-1760-1770)*!!! (1)- Was listed as a *INFERIOR COURT JUDGE* - [in- 1821] ---HENRY COUNTY, GEORGIA!!! (2)- Helped to Establish the Town of "MCDONOUGH, GEORGIA"-(circa- 1821)!! (3)- Migrated to "CAMPBELL COUNTY, GEORGIA"- about-(1830), "Purported to have become a member of *GEORGIA LEGESLATOR* from this County"??? (4)- An unknown relative- *JOHN H. HINTON-[esq]* ---- [JOHN D.??] was also a-- "J. P."-- and then-- "COUNTY-- JUDGE"-- in the same areas, which later became "COWETA COUNTY, GEORGIA!! Any Intel and/ or Direction is greatly appreciated. THANKS SEMPER Fi BJ AYERS [x2bayers@southernco.com]

Sorry, Anna. I still don't find him indexed anywhere in the 1920 census. Linda in Georgia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anna's Genealogy" <AnnasGeneology@nc.rr.com> To: <GEORGIA@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 6:37 AM Subject: [GEORGIA] Need Help finding the time frame and proving this is myFamily (Sylvester HORN(E)) Pikren, coffee, Georgia > Hi, > > I have been having a problem finding where my Great Grandfather Sylvester > HORN(E) was all of his life. It was suggested that he was in Robeson > County NC and I am still looking for proof of this. I found him in the > 1930 census in Philadelphia and the 1910 census in Pikren, Coffee Georgia > (this is the only record that I found that may be him, still have to prove > this). > > I need some help finding proof that he is the Sylvester HORN(E) that is in > the 1910 census and if it is him how long he stayed in GA. These are some > records that may help prove it. And I would be very much appreciative of > any help finding him. > > Records : 1911 - 1929 City directories of Pikren, Coffee, GA > 1920 census for Pikren, Coffee, GA > Marriage record between Betty Lee McKinnon and > Sylvester HORNE (Horn) > > Some background on E A Horn: He was born in 1882 in Pikren, Coffee, > Georgia, and he died in abt. 1943 in (maybe. Robeson County, North > Carolina). He married Biner Unknown on 1903 in Pickren, Coffee, Georgia, > and had the following children: Unknown (abt. 1905), Unknown (abt. 1905), > Thurston (1904), Sylvester (1906), and E (1909). > > Some background on Sylvester HORNE: He was born in 1906 in Pickren, > Coffee, Georgia, and he died on 16-FEB-1967 in PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania. > He married Betty Lee MCKINNON on about 1925, and had the following > children: Alverta (1927). His parents were E A Horn (b. 1882 in Pikren, > Coffee, Georgia, d. abt. 1943), and Biner Unknown (b. 1886 in Pickren, > Coffee, Georgia, d. abt. 1945). > > Here is what this family might look like in 1920: > > > Head Of Household: Horn, E > Soundex Code: H650 > Alternative Spellings: HERRON, HEARN, HORAN, HERN, HERREN, HERIN, HAREN, > HORNE and HOREN > > Father Mother > Name Age Born Born Born > HORN,E A 38 GA > Biner 34 GA > Thurston 16 GA GA GA > Sylvester 14 GA GA GA > E F 11 GA GA GA > > Thanks, > > > > Anna Adams > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > GEORGIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.17.13/1214 - Release Date: 1/8/2008 > 1:38 PM > >

Hi, I have been having a problem finding where my Great Grandfather Sylvester HORN(E) was all of his life. It was suggested that he was in Robeson County NC and I am still looking for proof of this. I found him in the 1930 census in Philadelphia and the 1910 census in Pikren, Coffee Georgia (this is the only record that I found that may be him, still have to prove this). I need some help finding proof that he is the Sylvester HORN(E) that is in the 1910 census and if it is him how long he stayed in GA. These are some records that may help prove it. And I would be very much appreciative of any help finding him. Records : 1911 - 1929 City directories of Pikren, Coffee, GA 1920 census for Pikren, Coffee, GA Marriage record between Betty Lee McKinnon and Sylvester HORNE (Horn) Some background on E A Horn: He was born in 1882 in Pikren, Coffee, Georgia, and he died in abt. 1943 in (maybe. Robeson County, North Carolina). He married Biner Unknown on 1903 in Pickren, Coffee, Georgia, and had the following children: Unknown (abt. 1905), Unknown (abt. 1905), Thurston (1904), Sylvester (1906), and E (1909). Some background on Sylvester HORNE: He was born in 1906 in Pickren, Coffee, Georgia, and he died on 16-FEB-1967 in PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania. He married Betty Lee MCKINNON on about 1925, and had the following children: Alverta (1927). His parents were E A Horn (b. 1882 in Pikren, Coffee, Georgia, d. abt. 1943), and Biner Unknown (b. 1886 in Pickren, Coffee, Georgia, d. abt. 1945). Here is what this family might look like in 1920: Head Of Household: Horn, E Soundex Code: H650 Alternative Spellings: HERRON, HEARN, HORAN, HERN, HERREN, HERIN, HAREN, HORNE and HOREN Father Mother Name Age Born Born Born HORN,E A 38 GA Biner 34 GA Thurston 16 GA GA GA Sylvester 14 GA GA GA E F 11 GA GA GA Thanks, Anna Adams

05JAN08 MISS. DIANE; LIST; GREETINGS AGAIN; We just came across some NEW Intel posted on GEORGIA ARCHIVES FOR "WILKES County",-[Colonial Records]- about a *BENJAMIN BROWN*- (circa-1774)-during the early years before GEORGIA got involved in the REV.WAR!!! We wonder if the is the SAME as Your' BENJAMIN BROWN-(1763)??? This *BENJAMIN BROWN*- "Signed a PETITION TO KING GEORGE, For the GEORGIA COLONY to get into the frey!!! What do you think, was your' BENJAMIN BROWN IN GEORGIA AS EARLY AS-(1774)??? If you are interested in this Intel just drop a line!!!!!!! From: Diane S [mailto:dsanfilippo303@comcast.net] Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 6:23 PM To: Ayers, B. J. Subject: Re: [GAELBERT] Benjamin Brown b. 17 Feb 1763 Hi - No, we know this Benjamin was born in Orange County, Va. - fought in the Rev. in N.C. and was in the party that founded Ruckersville, Ga. in Elbert County (it was still Wilkes when they arrived) He was born 17 Feb 1763 Orange Co., Va. d. 27 Feb 1846 Ruckersville, Elbert Co., Ga. married Nancy ? Love b. 6 Oct 1763 d. 14 Oct 1821 Elbert Co., Ga. - I have his 10 children and their spouse... and most of their children. The party consisted of the following names: Herndon, Rucker, Thornton, Brown, et'al. It was a large party that traveled together from Va. to N.C. where they stayed over the Rev. and then moved on to Ga. together. I don't know if any stayed in N.C., but usually there are marriages and some do stay. I have his pension application... he fought at King's Mountain. That's about all I have... Diane S 29DEC07 DIANE S.; LIST; On this *BENJAMIN BROWN-(b.circa-1763); Pure Speculation on where he was from-["PA"], what we have seen is -Two (2) apparent migration routes! (1)- from "PA" down the Great Phily Wagon Road, thru western/ Cumberland Valley areas of "VIRGINIA", down to the "ROWAN/ MECKLINBURG/ CHARLOTTE, NC" areas,-[by about-1760>>], and then on over in to eastern- "GEORGIA- via AUGUSTA/ WILKES/ FRANKLIN/ ELBERT County areas", around the "REV. WAR YEARS",-[1770's] and after!! (2)- The second group migrated across to "NY/ NJ/ DEL/ MD, and Coastal VIRGINIA areas", before migrating on down, and then across "NORTH CAROLINA, and on into GEORGIA"??? We have looked at old Colonial Records for the *ALBERMARLE DISTRICT, CHOWAN/ GATES, NORTH CAROLINA areas*-[circa 1715+],here we see-- *BROWN -with our' HINTON, FOSTER & MONTGOMERY, etc* !!! What do you have on your' BENJAMIN BROWN-[1763]??? THANKS & GOD BLESS A HAPPY and BLESSED NEW YEAR to you, and all on the LIST! SEMPER FI BA- In North GA!! Looking for anything on the above families. Anything on the early *Settlement of DARTMOUTH/ BROAD RIVER, GA*!!! From: Diane S [mailto:dsanfilippo303@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2007 7:05 AM To: Ayers, B. J. Subject: Re: [GAELBERT] Benjamin Brown b. 17 Feb 1763 Sorry - Our Benjamin was never in Pa., went from Orange Co., Va. to N.C. where he fought in the Rev. (he was at King's Mountain), and then to Ruckersville, Ga. on the eastern border with S.C. Wish I knew more... but has been my brick wall for a long time. Diane ----- Original Message ----- From: Ayers, B. J. <mailto:X2BAYERS@southernco.com> To: Diane S <mailto:dsanfilippo303@comcast.net> ; gaelbert@rootsweb.com ; ncmecklinburg@rootsweb.com Cc: vaaugusta@rootsweb.com ; VAROOTS-L@rootsweb.com ; VIRGINIA-L@rootsweb.com ; ncrowan@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, December 28, 2007 10:47 PM Subject: RE: [GAELBERT] Benjamin Brown b. 17 Feb 1763 28DEC007 Miss. Diane; List; What do you have on this-- *BENJAMIN BROWN-(b-1763)*---Family Line/ Parents??? We are looking for Parents/ Family of a--*JOHN BROWN-(b.PA or VA-circa-1740<<)-&ELIZABETH (ERWIN)-BROWN*!! Migrated from "PA" to "western VIRGINA"-Cumberland areas-[Down the-old PHILY WAGON ROAD] then to the "ROWAN/ MECKLINBURG/ CHARLOTTE, NC" areas-(by-circa-1760's)?? One known son- *JOHN ERWIN BROWN-(b.VAorNC-circa- 1760's)*! Wife known only as- *ELIZABETH*!! This extended family later migrated to the "AUGUSTA/ WILKES-ELBERT County, GEORGIA???] areas towards the end of "REV.WAR"?????? (1)- JOHN ERWIN-[JR]-(b.GA-circa-1800)!! (2)- MARY POLLY------( " )!! "MARY POLLY( BROWN )"-- Married in unknown county, GEORGIA about-(1820<<)--our *CHARLES MONTGOMERY-(b.GA-circa-1795-1870)*!!! The extended Families migrated on west to the "TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA" areas-about-(1820)!!! BROWN/ HINTON/ MONTGOMERY/ CLEMENTS/ERWIN/ FOSTER, amongst others. -----Original Message----- From: gaelbert-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:gaelbert-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Diane S Sent: Tuesday, December 25, 2007 6:24 PM To: GAELBERT@rootsweb.com Subject: [GAELBERT] Benjamin Brown b. 17 Feb 1763 Merry Christmas to everyone on the Elbert Co. list - For anyone descended from Benjamin Brown, Rev. soldier b. Bef 1763 Orange Co., Va., I have been notified that his grave has been located very near Lake Richard B. Russell and I hope to have photos later. If anyone wants further details, you can email me: dsanfilippo303@comcast.net Wishing you and yours a Happy Healthy New Year! Diane Stark Sanfilippo 5th great-granddaughter Benjamin Brown

JACK; LIST; When we were TEENS' we had a "FEAR OF GRAVE YARDS, CHURCHS, and the LIKE"!!! Even the MEANEST HOODLUM stayed away from these places, because we feared that "GOD WOULD STRIKE US DOWN", Messing around these places was a huge SIN!!! And besides our Parents, family, and/or any neighbor, friend, etc, would beat us half to death and then have to deal with the PREACHER, OH GOD HELP US...!!! We all had a Strong RESPECT for those places!!! When we returned from over seas after Viet Nam, and were Stationed up North, "NY/NJ/MD", we heard all the time about where- *BLACK CEMETERY'S BEING DESECRATED, AND VANDLEIZED*!!! You Never to our knowledge EVER, heard of this in "N.GA"!!! -----Original Message----- From: albibb-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:albibb-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of JACK MOORE Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 12:18 AM To: albibb@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Fw: CSA MARKERS BA in North GA - I believe this is what happened in Richmond when the city council became controlled by minority politicians. The graveyards were bulldozed at the order of city hall. I don't have any one on the ground who can provide eyesight intel, but I'm sure there is someone out there who can verify this sacrilege. Semper Fi Jack Moore Alamogordo ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ayers, B. J." <X2BAYERS@southernco.com> To: <albibb@rootsweb.com>; "Pat Bowden-Crumpton" <crumptonp39@valornet.com> Cc: <georgia@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 10:00 PM Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Fw: CSA MARKERS > > 08JAN08 > > The tragedy is that so many Northerners, and especially the > "young people of COLOR", have such a Biased Opinion about us Southern > Folk! > So many think that "All White folk back then had a whole bunch of > Slaves, and the big Plantation", which is so far from the truth!!! > All of our Ancestors-[that we have located thus far] - were either > "Indentured Servants, and/ or Eked Out a living, as ShareCroppers!! > Our Ancestors-"SCOTCH/ IRISH, GERMAN, & Common English", were considered > *SECOND CLASS [third class]-CITIZENS*, and were also Mis-treated!! > In all of North GEORGIA we know of only two (2) "CSA-CEMETERIES" that > remain, and they are constant targets of VANDLES, the rest have probably > been Lost, and/ or BULL-DOZED years ago!!! > Last year up in KENNESAW/ MARRIETTA, GEORGIA-[if Memory serves], a > minority [??]Contractor was beginning to clear a wooded area with--Known > "CSA GRAVES", adjacent to the National Battlefield, the "Bulldozer > Operators could not have missed all those BONES spread over about 40-50 > acres", but They CONTINUED and just pushed all the BONES in to BIG PLIES > OF DIRT & BONES!! > NO RESPECT FOR THE DEAD HERO'S!!! > Guess what the State and County Government did-[Only after some locals > complained]!!! > That question goes un-answered to date, the Remains were gathered up to > be Buried elsewhere, at an un-Disclosed-[to date] - Location!! > > Noted; This Intel has not been verified, but passed on by Locals living > in that area!!! > IT IS JUST--------"NOT RIGHT TO MESS WITH THE DEAD"!!! PERIOD... > > -----Original Message----- > From: albibb-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:albibb-bounces@rootsweb.com] > On Behalf Of Jack Moore > Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 5:03 PM > To: Pat Bowden-Crumpton; albibb@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Fw: CSA MARKERS > > I cannot personally attest to it but a friend who knows the Richmond > area quite well said some of the Confederate graveyards were bulldozed. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Pat Bowden-Crumpton<mailto:crumptonp39@valornet.com> > To: albibb@rootsweb.com<mailto:albibb@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 4:51 PM > Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Fw: CSA MARKERS > > > I am assuming it was the storm related damage in Mobile, but what > happened > in Richmond. Pardon my lack of information on these events. I don't > recall > reading anything before about either. > > Thanks for the info. > > Pat > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jack Moore" > <thetreechaser@msn.com<mailto:thetreechaser@msn.com>> > To: <albibb@rootsweb.com<mailto:albibb@rootsweb.com>> > Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 4:49 PM > Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Fw: CSA MARKERS > > > All - > > What was done in Mobile doesn't begin to come close to what happened > to some > Confederate cemeteries in Richmond. > > Jack Moore > Alamogordo, NM > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: cwk1951 > cwk1951<mailto:cwk1951@msn.com<mailto:cwk1951@msn.com>> > To: > albibb@rootsweb.com<mailto:albibb@rootsweb.com<mailto:albibb@rootsweb.co > m%3Cmailto:albibb@rootsweb.com>> > Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2008 6:41 PM > Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Fw: CSA MARKERS > > > > Pat and Cousins > After seeing the damage that was done to the grave stones at > Confederate > Rest in Mobile, I'm not sure how good an idea it is to have a CSA > marker. > chuck > > Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2008 16:12:52 -0600> From: > > mjgentry@bellsouth.net<mailto:mjgentry@bellsouth.net<mailto:mjgentry@bel > lsouth.net%3Cmailto:mjgentry@bellsouth.net>>> To: > > crumptonp39@valornet.com<mailto:crumptonp39@valornet.com<mailto:crumpton > p39@valornet.com%3Cmailto:crumptonp39@valornet.com>>; > > albibb@rootsweb.com<mailto:albibb@rootsweb.com<mailto:albibb@rootsweb.co > m%3Cmailto:albibb@rootsweb.com>>> Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Fw: > CSA MARKERS> > Dear Pat> Call your local VA Dept.> Yes the Goverment > will > furnish a CSA Monument. I'm in the Process of ordering one for an 1812 > War > Vet.> Margie> > > Pat Bowden-Crumpton wrote:> > > Subject: Re: > [ALBIBB] CSA > MARKERS> >> > > Can someone on the list help me with an address. I > have > heard that the> > > government will still provide markers for a CSA > soldier > burial place. I> > > need a contact address and need to know what > information is required.> > >> > > Thanks so much for your help.> > >> >> > > Pat> > > > crumptonp39@windstream.net<mailto:crumptonp39@windstream.net<mailto:crum > ptonp39@windstream.net%3Cmailto:crumptonp39@windstream.net>>> >> > >> > -------------------------------> > To unsubscribe from the list, > please >

Any one have-any-Intel on the Pioneer- - *MILL OPERATORS and/or "FERRY"/FLATBOAT OPERATORS*, in the WILKES/ AUGUSTA/ N.E.GEORGIA areas-(before-1820)!!! We had MONTGOMERY ancestors in that area, that were said to have Operated-"FERRY'S & FLAT BOATS to MILLEDGEVILLE"??? Any Intel is greatly appreciated! Any Intel on ANY *HINTON/MONTGOMERY/BROWN/CLEMENTS/FOSTER/HARDY/HARGROVE*, and associated families!! THANKS & GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA- In North GA!! -----Original Message----- From: gaburke-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:gaburke-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of sherylpadgett Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2008 10:22 PM To: GABURKE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GABURKE] Paris Mill Sale I found a notice in the Augusta Chronicle concerning the sale of Paris mill. Augusta Chronicle, December 27, 1794 For Sale, Paris's Mills on Brier Creek, With 5000 acres of well timbered pine land lying around the same.The creek affords sufficient water at all times for any number of saws; and the mills which may be erected there, can be made more productive than any other in the state; possessing this peculiar advantage, that rafts of any size may be formed at the mills, and carried without obstruction to Savannah, free of the expense, trouble and delay of waggonage,. which usually cvonsumes half the profits of a saw mill. For terms apply to Seaborn Jones Sheryl Padgett ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GABURKE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

08JAN08 The tragedy is that so many Northerners, and especially the "young people of COLOR", have such a Biased Opinion about us Southern Folk! So many think that "All White folk back then had a whole bunch of Slaves, and the big Plantation", which is so far from the truth!!! All of our Ancestors-[that we have located thus far] - were either "Indentured Servants, and/ or Eked Out a living, as ShareCroppers!! Our Ancestors-"SCOTCH/ IRISH, GERMAN, & Common English", were considered *SECOND CLASS [third class]-CITIZENS*, and were also Mis-treated!! In all of North GEORGIA we know of only two (2) "CSA-CEMETERIES" that remain, and they are constant targets of VANDLES, the rest have probably been Lost, and/ or BULL-DOZED years ago!!! Last year up in KENNESAW/ MARRIETTA, GEORGIA-[if Memory serves], a minority [??]Contractor was beginning to clear a wooded area with--Known "CSA GRAVES", adjacent to the National Battlefield, the "Bulldozer Operators could not have missed all those BONES spread over about 40-50 acres", but They CONTINUED and just pushed all the BONES in to BIG PLIES OF DIRT & BONES!! NO RESPECT FOR THE DEAD HERO'S!!! Guess what the State and County Government did-[Only after some locals complained]!!! That question goes un-answered to date, the Remains were gathered up to be Buried elsewhere, at an un-Disclosed-[to date] - Location!! Noted; This Intel has not been verified, but passed on by Locals living in that area!!! IT IS JUST--------"NOT RIGHT TO MESS WITH THE DEAD"!!! PERIOD... -----Original Message----- From: albibb-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:albibb-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Jack Moore Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 5:03 PM To: Pat Bowden-Crumpton; albibb@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Fw: CSA MARKERS I cannot personally attest to it but a friend who knows the Richmond area quite well said some of the Confederate graveyards were bulldozed. ----- Original Message ----- From: Pat Bowden-Crumpton<mailto:crumptonp39@valornet.com> To: albibb@rootsweb.com<mailto:albibb@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 4:51 PM Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Fw: CSA MARKERS I am assuming it was the storm related damage in Mobile, but what happened in Richmond. Pardon my lack of information on these events. I don't recall reading anything before about either. Thanks for the info. Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jack Moore" <thetreechaser@msn.com<mailto:thetreechaser@msn.com>> To: <albibb@rootsweb.com<mailto:albibb@rootsweb.com>> Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 4:49 PM Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Fw: CSA MARKERS All - What was done in Mobile doesn't begin to come close to what happened to some Confederate cemeteries in Richmond. Jack Moore Alamogordo, NM ----- Original Message ----- From: cwk1951 cwk1951<mailto:cwk1951@msn.com<mailto:cwk1951@msn.com>> To: albibb@rootsweb.com<mailto:albibb@rootsweb.com<mailto:albibb@rootsweb.co m%3Cmailto:albibb@rootsweb.com>> Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2008 6:41 PM Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Fw: CSA MARKERS Pat and Cousins After seeing the damage that was done to the grave stones at Confederate Rest in Mobile, I'm not sure how good an idea it is to have a CSA marker. chuck > Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2008 16:12:52 -0600> From: mjgentry@bellsouth.net<mailto:mjgentry@bellsouth.net<mailto:mjgentry@bel lsouth.net%3Cmailto:mjgentry@bellsouth.net>>> To: crumptonp39@valornet.com<mailto:crumptonp39@valornet.com<mailto:crumpton p39@valornet.com%3Cmailto:crumptonp39@valornet.com>>; albibb@rootsweb.com<mailto:albibb@rootsweb.com<mailto:albibb@rootsweb.co m%3Cmailto:albibb@rootsweb.com>>> Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Fw: CSA MARKERS> > Dear Pat> Call your local VA Dept.> Yes the Goverment will furnish a CSA Monument. I'm in the Process of ordering one for an 1812 War Vet.> Margie> > > Pat Bowden-Crumpton wrote:> > > Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] CSA MARKERS> >> > > Can someone on the list help me with an address. I have heard that the> > > government will still provide markers for a CSA soldier burial place. 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Yes, she is definitely Emma O....I will make a run to the courthouse to get copies of the two....its entirely possible the lady I talked to last nite got confused with someone else I dont know where my brain is, I completely forgot Ancestry lists the death cert info (sometimes). thanks again!!! On 1/8/08, Linda Murray <lhmurray@bellsouth.net> wrote: > > Hmmm. . . There are two Emma Parks indexed who died in Gwinnett. The > other > one has a middle initial "M", which didn't seem to fit, but here's the > information on her, in case the first one was not the wife of Jesse: > > Emma M. Parks - died March 2, 1954 in Gwinnett, at age 80, Certificate > #5998. > > I dismissed her earlier because I knew your Emma's middle name began with > an > "O", and her maiden name began with a "C". Still - you never know. It's > possible that she had another middle name - or that the informant didn't > really know. There are many other Emma Park and Parks indexed who > resided/died in other counties, but only those two in Gwinnett. > > As I recall, even though her age was off by a couple of years, the Emma > Childers with father John and mother (stepmother?) Sarah was the only one > who was enumerated as "Emma O." > > Portions of the Georgia Death Index are posted on several websites. I > personally use the database at Ancestry. > > Good luck! > Linda > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "ShaniFaye" <shanifaye@gmail.com> > To: <georgia@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 7:15 AM > Subject: Re: [GEORGIA] Parks/Childers family > > > > Thanks Linda, > > > > I had Jesse's dd from the cemetery database but I didnt have one for > Emma > > (according to the Gwinnett Co deaths there was no dd on her stone but Im > > going up to Fairview Presby this weekend to check on some > things)...thats > > an > > interesting date for her because I was talking to one of her > > granddaughters > > last nite and she told me Emma lived for a very long time after Jesse > > died...so I need to do some more investigating. Where did you find the > > death cert numbers? (Its been awhile since I did Gwinnett Co research > and > > I > > wasnt aware there was an index available anywhere) > > > > I found John and Sarah Childers after I sent the email out yesterday and > > have been trying to verfiy these were indeed Emma's parents. > > > > Shannon > > > > > > > > On 1/7/08, Linda Murray <lhmurray@bellsouth.net> wrote: > >> > >> Not in my files, Shannon, but check Joseph and Sallie Parks (indexed as > >> Park) in 1880 Gwinnett County, Goodwins District and John and Sarah > >> Childers > >> in 1880 Lawrenceville. > >> > >> Of course, to verify, you'd want to order their death certificates: > >> Jesse J. Parks, died 2 July 1938, in Gwinnett, Certificate #18119. > >> Emma Parks died September 20, 1945, in Gwinnett, Certificate #20127. > >> > >> Good luck, > >> Linda in Marietta > >> > >> > >> ----- Original Message ----- > >> From: "ShaniFaye" <shanifaye@gmail.com> > >> To: <gagwinne@rootsweb.com>; <georgia@rootsweb.com> > >> Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 11:57 AM > >> Subject: [GEORGIA] Parks/Childers family > >> > >> > >> >I am researching the Parks family of Lawrenceville. Emma O Childers > >> >married > >> > Jessie Parks around 1900ish (I have no definite date) > >> > > >> > I am look for the parents of both Jesse Parks and Emma Childers. > >> > Census > >> > records (of course) state different birth years, all I can deduct > right > >> > now > >> > is they were born somewhere between 1869 and 1872...in Lawrenceville > >> > > >> > Would appreciate contact with anyone that has either of them in their > >> > files > >> > > >> > Shannon > >> > Lilburn, GA > >> > > >> > -- > >> > Do you love genealogy? Do you have a brick wall? Do you have info > you > >> > could share with others who might be researching your family...or are > >> you > >> > looking for others that might be researching the same? 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Hmmm. . . There are two Emma Parks indexed who died in Gwinnett. The other one has a middle initial "M", which didn't seem to fit, but here's the information on her, in case the first one was not the wife of Jesse: Emma M. Parks - died March 2, 1954 in Gwinnett, at age 80, Certificate #5998. I dismissed her earlier because I knew your Emma's middle name began with an "O", and her maiden name began with a "C". Still - you never know. It's possible that she had another middle name - or that the informant didn't really know. There are many other Emma Park and Parks indexed who resided/died in other counties, but only those two in Gwinnett. As I recall, even though her age was off by a couple of years, the Emma Childers with father John and mother (stepmother?) Sarah was the only one who was enumerated as "Emma O." Portions of the Georgia Death Index are posted on several websites. I personally use the database at Ancestry. Good luck! Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: "ShaniFaye" <shanifaye@gmail.com> To: <georgia@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 7:15 AM Subject: Re: [GEORGIA] Parks/Childers family > Thanks Linda, > > I had Jesse's dd from the cemetery database but I didnt have one for Emma > (according to the Gwinnett Co deaths there was no dd on her stone but Im > going up to Fairview Presby this weekend to check on some things)...thats > an > interesting date for her because I was talking to one of her > granddaughters > last nite and she told me Emma lived for a very long time after Jesse > died...so I need to do some more investigating. Where did you find the > death cert numbers? (Its been awhile since I did Gwinnett Co research and > I > wasnt aware there was an index available anywhere) > > I found John and Sarah Childers after I sent the email out yesterday and > have been trying to verfiy these were indeed Emma's parents. > > Shannon > > > > On 1/7/08, Linda Murray <lhmurray@bellsouth.net> wrote: >> >> Not in my files, Shannon, but check Joseph and Sallie Parks (indexed as >> Park) in 1880 Gwinnett County, Goodwins District and John and Sarah >> Childers >> in 1880 Lawrenceville. >> >> Of course, to verify, you'd want to order their death certificates: >> Jesse J. Parks, died 2 July 1938, in Gwinnett, Certificate #18119. >> Emma Parks died September 20, 1945, in Gwinnett, Certificate #20127. >> >> Good luck, >> Linda in Marietta >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "ShaniFaye" <shanifaye@gmail.com> >> To: <gagwinne@rootsweb.com>; <georgia@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 11:57 AM >> Subject: [GEORGIA] Parks/Childers family >> >> >> >I am researching the Parks family of Lawrenceville. Emma O Childers >> >married >> > Jessie Parks around 1900ish (I have no definite date) >> > >> > I am look for the parents of both Jesse Parks and Emma Childers. >> > Census >> > records (of course) state different birth years, all I can deduct right >> > now >> > is they were born somewhere between 1869 and 1872...in Lawrenceville >> > >> > Would appreciate contact with anyone that has either of them in their >> > files >> > >> > Shannon >> > Lilburn, GA >> > >> > -- >> > Do you love genealogy? Do you have a brick wall? 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Thanks Linda, I had Jesse's dd from the cemetery database but I didnt have one for Emma (according to the Gwinnett Co deaths there was no dd on her stone but Im going up to Fairview Presby this weekend to check on some things)...thats an interesting date for her because I was talking to one of her granddaughters last nite and she told me Emma lived for a very long time after Jesse died...so I need to do some more investigating. Where did you find the death cert numbers? (Its been awhile since I did Gwinnett Co research and I wasnt aware there was an index available anywhere) I found John and Sarah Childers after I sent the email out yesterday and have been trying to verfiy these were indeed Emma's parents. Shannon On 1/7/08, Linda Murray <lhmurray@bellsouth.net> wrote: > > Not in my files, Shannon, but check Joseph and Sallie Parks (indexed as > Park) in 1880 Gwinnett County, Goodwins District and John and Sarah > Childers > in 1880 Lawrenceville. > > Of course, to verify, you'd want to order their death certificates: > Jesse J. Parks, died 2 July 1938, in Gwinnett, Certificate #18119. > Emma Parks died September 20, 1945, in Gwinnett, Certificate #20127. > > Good luck, > Linda in Marietta > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "ShaniFaye" <shanifaye@gmail.com> > To: <gagwinne@rootsweb.com>; <georgia@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 11:57 AM > Subject: [GEORGIA] Parks/Childers family > > > >I am researching the Parks family of Lawrenceville. Emma O Childers > >married > > Jessie Parks around 1900ish (I have no definite date) > > > > I am look for the parents of both Jesse Parks and Emma Childers. Census > > records (of course) state different birth years, all I can deduct right > > now > > is they were born somewhere between 1869 and 1872...in Lawrenceville > > > > Would appreciate contact with anyone that has either of them in their > > files > > > > Shannon > > Lilburn, GA > > > > -- > > Do you love genealogy? Do you have a brick wall? Do you have info you > > could share with others who might be researching your family...or are > you > > looking for others that might be researching the same? Join us on my > > genealogy forum (this is a message board NOT a mailing list) at > > http://www.ancestrallychallenged.com/forum and make some new genealogy > > friends and post your brick walls so we can help!!!! > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > GEORGIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > -- > > No virus found in this incoming message. > > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > > Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.17.13/1210 - Release Date: > 1/5/2008 > > 11:46 AM > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > GEORGIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > -- Do you love genealogy? Do you have a brick wall? Do you have info you could share with others who might be researching your family...or are you looking for others that might be researching the same? Join us on my genealogy forum (this is a message board NOT a mailing list) at http://www.ancestrallychallenged.com/forum and make some new genealogy friends and post your brick walls so we can help!!!!

07JAN08 MISS. DIANE; LIST; Thanks for the Intel, the MYSTERY CONTINUES on the elusive- *BENJAMIN BROWN* !! As before your' BENJAMIN BROWN fits the-Time frame, place, profile, and migration routes!! He could very well be of the same family as our' *JOHN & ELIZABETH (ERWIN)-BROWN-(b.circa-1740)*---father of our'- *JOHN ERWIN BROWN-(b-NC or VA-circa-1760)??? Our' JOHN ERWIN BROWN married [in NC?] a lady named- [*ELIZABETH* ????]-two known kids. (1)- JOHN ERWIN-[jr] ----- (2) - MARY POLLY- Both born in GEORGIA-(circa-1800)??? MARY POLLY (BROWN) and *CHARLES MONTGOMERY-(b.GA-circa-1795)*- married in Unknown County, GA"-(before-1820??). We know so very little about our BROWN Family, except that most researchers believe that they came from "VIRGINIA" to the "MECKLINBURG/ ROWAN/ CHARLOTTE, NC" areas, by - (about-1760)---No Intel about "Any Siblings" of *JOHN or ELIZABETH(ERWIN)-BROWN* , except her father was a JOHN ERWIN-[wilkes,ga]?? Migrated to Unknown County, GEORGIA-(probably after the REV.WAR)?? Most researchers think that--- "JOHN ERWIN [jr] and MARY POLLY BROWN"-were born some where in GEORGIA?? The one fact is that they were in the "TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA" areas-(1819- 1823)!!! Witnessed-The marriage of our *JOHN HINTON & ESTER (MONTGOMERY)-HINTON*!! ESTER (MONTGOMERY) was the sister of *CHARLES MONTGOMERY* who married *MARY POLLY (BROWN)*!!! Good Luck in your search for the Mysterious family of BENJAMIN BROWN!!! If we come across anything, we will keep you in mind, and if you would also!! THANKS & GOD BLESS Thanks to One & All on all the LIST'S!!! SEMPER FI BA- In North GA!! From: Diane S [mailto:dsanfilippo303@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 7:43 AM To: Ayers, B. J. Subject: Re: [GAELBERT] "Two men named-Benjamin Brown"-( b. 17 Feb 1763)??? Hi Bill - I just heard from a researcher who has done extensive search on Benjamin's line - and she simply never found the first 'hint' of the names of his parents. It appears that they did not leave Virginia with him.. wish I could tell you more - wish I knew more... Diane S ----01JANUARY2008---- MISS. DIANE; LIST; Greetings again, on your' BENJAMIN BROWN- (b.VA-circa-1763)-Do you know anything on his family, if he had any Brothers!! As before our' JOHN ERWIN BROWN-(b.VA or NC-circa-1760)-son of "JOHN-(b.circa-1740) & ELIZABETH (ERWIN)-BROWN" are listed by most, as being from the- *AUGUSTA/ AMHERST Counties, VIRGINIA*, but some say he was from the- "Coastal VIRGINA Areas"??? We have done a little Digging in the "AUGUSTA, VIRGINA" areas, and found that "ORANGE COUNTY, VA" was made from "AUGUSTA COUNTY", which originally was like a Super County before being Sliced Up!! Most agree that the family came down the Great PHILY Wagon Road from---"PA"--,VIRGINA to the "ROWAN/ MECKLINBURG/ CHARLOTTE, NC" areas,-[circa- 1760] - then into eastern GEORGIA-[AUGUSTA/ WILKES], etc--- (REV.WAR YEARS->>>>)!!!! Do you know if any of his family and/ or Kids migrated on over to "ALABAMA"???? THANKS & GOD BLESS A HAPPY AND "BLESSED" NEW YEAR SEMPER FI BA- In North GA!! BROWN/ HINTON/ MONTGOMERY/ CLEMENTS/ FOSTER, amongst others Ps what do you have on "Early ELBERT COUNTY-RUCKERSVILLE"????? From: Diane S [mailto:dsanfilippo303@comcast.net] Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 6:23 PM To: Ayers, B. J. Subject: Re: [GAELBERT] Benjamin Brown b. 17 Feb 1763 Hi - No, we know this Benjamin was born in Orange County, Va. - fought in the Rev. in N.C. and was in the party that founded Ruckersville, Ga. in Elbert County (it was still Wilkes when they arrived) He was born 17 Feb 1763 Orange Co., Va. d. 27 Feb 1846 Ruckersville, Elbert Co., Ga. married Nancy ? Love b. 6 Oct 1763 d. 14 Oct 1821 Elbert Co., Ga. - I have his 10 children and their spouse... and most of their children. The party consisted of the following names: Herndon, Rucker, Thornton, Brown, etal. It was a large party that traveled together from Va. to N.C. where they stayed over the Rev. and then moved on to Ga. together. I don't know if any stayed in N.C., but usually there are marriages and some do stay. I have his pension application... he fought at King's Mountain. That's about all I have... Diane S 29DEC07 DIANE S.; LIST; On this *BENJAMIN BROWN-(b.circa-1763); Pure Speculation on where he was from-["PA"], what we have seen is -Two (2) apparent migration routes! (1)- from "PA" down the Great Phily Wagon Road, thru western/ Cumberland Valley areas of "VIRGINIA", down to the "ROWAN/ MECKLINBURG/ CHARLOTTE, NC" areas,-[by about-1760>>], and then on over in to eastern- "GEORGIA- via AUGUSTA/ WILKES/ FRANKLIN/ ELBERT County areas", around the "REV. WAR YEARS",-[1770's] and after!! (2)- The second group migrated across to "NY/ NJ/ DEL/ MD, and Coastal VIRGINIA areas", before migrating on down, and then across "NORTH CAROLINA, and on into GEORGIA"??? We have looked at old Colonial Records for the *ALBERMARLE DISTRICT, CHOWAN/ GATES, NORTH CAROLINA areas*-[circa 1715+],here we see-- *BROWN -with our' HINTON, FOSTER & MONTGOMERY, etc* !!! What do you have on your' BENJAMIN BROWN-[1763]??? THANKS & GOD BLESS A HAPPY and BLESSED NEW YEAR to you, and all on the LIST! SEMPER FI BA- In North GA!! Looking for anything on the above families. Anything on the early *Settlement of DARTMOUTH/ BROAD RIVER, GA*!!! From: Diane S [mailto:dsanfilippo303@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2007 7:05 AM To: Ayers, B. J. Subject: Re: [GAELBERT] Benjamin Brown b. 17 Feb 1763 Sorry - Our Benjamin was never in Pa., went from Orange Co., Va. to N.C. where he fought in the Rev. (he was at King's Mountain), and then to Ruckersville, Ga. on the eastern border with S.C. Wish I knew more... but has been my brick wall for a long time. Diane ----- Original Message ----- From: Ayers, B. J. <mailto:X2BAYERS@southernco.com> To: Diane S <mailto:dsanfilippo303@comcast.net> ; gaelbert@rootsweb.com ; ncmecklinburg@rootsweb.com Cc: vaaugusta@rootsweb.com ; VAROOTS-L@rootsweb.com ; VIRGINIA-L@rootsweb.com ; ncrowan@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, December 28, 2007 10:47 PM Subject: RE: [GAELBERT] Benjamin Brown b. 17 Feb 1763 28DEC007 Miss. Diane; List; What do you have on this-- *BENJAMIN BROWN-(b-1763)*---Family Line/ Parents??? We are looking for Parents/ Family of a--*JOHN BROWN-(b.PA or VA-circa-1740<<)-&ELIZABETH (ERWIN)-BROWN*!! Migrated from "PA" to "western VIRGINA"-Cumberland areas-[Down the-old PHILY WAGON ROAD] then to the "ROWAN/ MECKLINBURG/ CHARLOTTE, NC" areas-(by-circa-1760's)?? One known son- *JOHN ERWIN BROWN-(b.VAorNC-circa- 1760's)*! Wife known only as- *ELIZABETH*!! This extended family later migrated to the "AUGUSTA/ WILKES-ELBERT County, GEORGIA???] areas towards the end of "REV.WAR"?????? (1)- JOHN ERWIN-[JR]-(b.GA-circa-1800)!! (2)- MARY POLLY------( " )!! "MARY POLLY( BROWN )"-- Married in unknown county, GEORGIA about-(1820<<)--our *CHARLES MONTGOMERY-(b.GA-circa-1795-1870)*!!! The extended Families migrated on west to the "TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA" areas-about-(1820)!!! BROWN/ HINTON/ MONTGOMERY/ CLEMENTS/ERWIN/ FOSTER, amongst others. -----Original Message----- From: gaelbert-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:gaelbert-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Diane S Sent: Tuesday, December 25, 2007 6:24 PM To: GAELBERT@rootsweb.com Subject: [GAELBERT] Benjamin Brown b. 17 Feb 1763 Merry Christmas to everyone on the Elbert Co. list - For anyone descended from Benjamin Brown, Rev. soldier b. 17 Bef 1763 Orange Co., Va., I have been notified that his grave has been located very near Lake Richard B. Russell and I hope to have photos later. If anyone wants further details, you can email me: dsanfilippo303@comcast.net Wishing you and yours a Happy Healthy New Year! Diane Stark Sanfilippo 5th great-granddaughter Benjamin Brown

Milton Holland Woodall, Sr., born December 25, 1895 Hall County, Georgia - Died September 10, 1974 -- he married Dovie Thompson, Their children were Milton Holland Woodall, Jr. and Blanche E. Woodall. Researching this family; jamestlord@charter.net

Not in my files, Shannon, but check Joseph and Sallie Parks (indexed as Park) in 1880 Gwinnett County, Goodwins District and John and Sarah Childers in 1880 Lawrenceville. Of course, to verify, you'd want to order their death certificates: Jesse J. Parks, died 2 July 1938, in Gwinnett, Certificate #18119. Emma Parks died September 20, 1945, in Gwinnett, Certificate #20127. Good luck, Linda in Marietta ----- Original Message ----- From: "ShaniFaye" <shanifaye@gmail.com> To: <gagwinne@rootsweb.com>; <georgia@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 11:57 AM Subject: [GEORGIA] Parks/Childers family >I am researching the Parks family of Lawrenceville. Emma O Childers >married > Jessie Parks around 1900ish (I have no definite date) > > I am look for the parents of both Jesse Parks and Emma Childers. Census > records (of course) state different birth years, all I can deduct right > now > is they were born somewhere between 1869 and 1872...in Lawrenceville > > Would appreciate contact with anyone that has either of them in their > files > > Shannon > Lilburn, GA > > -- > Do you love genealogy? Do you have a brick wall? Do you have info you > could share with others who might be researching your family...or are you > looking for others that might be researching the same? Join us on my > genealogy forum (this is a message board NOT a mailing list) at > http://www.ancestrallychallenged.com/forum and make some new genealogy > friends and post your brick walls so we can help!!!! > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > GEORGIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.17.13/1210 - Release Date: 1/5/2008 > 11:46 AM > >

John H. Hamby, born 1858 Forsyth County, Georgia - I bellieve that he was married two times ! His children were William, Drew, Henry, Ezra, Lou, and Polly. By his wife Sarah children were Fred, Earnest, Almeda, Irene and Alline. Researching "HAMBY" families. jamestlord@charter.net

I am researching the Parks family of Lawrenceville. Emma O Childers married Jessie Parks around 1900ish (I have no definite date) I am look for the parents of both Jesse Parks and Emma Childers. Census records (of course) state different birth years, all I can deduct right now is they were born somewhere between 1869 and 1872...in Lawrenceville Would appreciate contact with anyone that has either of them in their files Shannon Lilburn, GA -- Do you love genealogy? Do you have a brick wall? Do you have info you could share with others who might be researching your family...or are you looking for others that might be researching the same? Join us on my genealogy forum (this is a message board NOT a mailing list) at http://www.ancestrallychallenged.com/forum and make some new genealogy friends and post your brick walls so we can help!!!!

William Baldree b. 1710 - 1730 d. 1762 NC George Baldreee b. bef 1755 d. 1807 Newberry, SC m. Mary Bates William Baldree b. 1794 in Newbnerry d. 1852 in Lowndes Co., AL m. Catherine Yonn Henry Bates Baldree b. 1828 in Selma, AL. d. Jul 1908 Freestone Co., TX. M. Rose Anna Shanks Laura Baldree b. 1849 in Lowndes Co., AL. d. 1886 in Freestone Co., TX. M. Henry Tisdale This is my husband's lineage. If anything looks familiar, I will be glad to SWAP data with you Wanda C -----Original Message----- From: georgia-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:georgia-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Mary Frances Sent: Monday, January 07, 2008 8:23 AM To: georgia@rootsweb.com Subject: [GEORGIA] Keziah Keen? Newman? BALDREE I am looking for a female, lineal descendant of Keziah Keen? Newman? BALDREE born ca 1828, died FL about 1909. One of Keziah's daughters was Emma BALDREE; one was Nancy; one of them married a WALKER. I wish to discuss mtDNA testing. TIA Mary Frances ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to GEORGIA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I am looking for a female, lineal descendant of Keziah Keen? Newman? BALDREE born ca 1828, died FL about 1909. One of Keziah's daughters was Emma BALDREE; one was Nancy; one of them married a WALKER. I wish to discuss mtDNA testing. TIA Mary Frances

Fannie Lou Fields, born 1909 in Georgia, the daughter of Thomas Jefferson Fields and Lola Mae Epps Fields, Fannie married Lee C. Lord December 21, 1927 Madison Co., GA -- Lee C. Lord died February 20, 1961 Madison Co., GA Researching these families; jamestlord@charter.net