Mr. Ayers, A Robert and John Mountgomery are listed as members in the Waxhaw, NC Militia Co. of Capt. Andrew Picken's as of Oct. 7, 1755. Both of these men were at residents of Augusta Co., VA prior to moving to the Waxhaw, NC region. I have no other information on them. A.T. Johnson, Jr. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ayers, B. J." <[email protected]> To: "Roberta Copp" <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 4:27 AM Subject: [GEORGIA] FW: EARLY FAMILIES IN THE ***WAXHAWS*** Prior to and thrutheREV. WAR. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Ayers, B. J. > Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 10:30 PM > To: Roberta Copp > Subject: RE: EARLY FAMILIES IN THE ***WAXHAWS*** Prior to and thru > theREV. WAR. > > THANKS > > ON THIS ***JAMES MONTGOMERY*** OF THE "WAXHAWS" > (1)- WOULD THIS BE THE SAME ONE WHO-[ALSO] SERVED IN ***WILKES > GEORGIA*** MILITIA-(enlisted fall 0f-1777)-[per D.A.R.]?? > (2)- WAS KNOWN TO BE IN- ***BATTLE FOR "KETTLE CREEK, GA***-[per > GA-ARCHIVES]. > (3)- SOME SOURCES SAY; HE WAS A "CONTININTIAL OFFICER"-[NOT MILITIA]-BUT > ATTACHED TO THE-***WAXHAWS and WILKES, GA. MILITIA***??? > (4)- RETIRED TO "JACKSON COUNTY, GA" WITH MILITARY-LAND BOUNTIES??? > ANY LIGHT SHED ON THE ABOVE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. > THANKS AND GOD BLESS. > SIMPER FI > BA > > CAROLINA AND GA SURNAMES: HINTON/ MONTGOMERY/ BROWN/ AYERS > > -----Original Message----- > From: Roberta Copp [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 11:00 AM > To: Ayers, B. J. > Subject: Re: EARLY FAMILIES IN THE ***WAXHAWS*** Prior to and thru > theREV. WAR. > > Dear Mr. Ayers; > > In response to your query, according to Moss's South Carolina Patriots > in the American Revolution James Montgomery served as a horseman in the > militia at Blackstock's Plantation and Waxhaw, 1780, 1781, 1782 under > Capt. Nesbitt and Capt. Hugh Coffey. In addition, he served under > Capts. Gray, Hughs and Col. Winn. Documents certifying this service, > A.A.5311; Stub indents O208, T158, V602, X98, are held by the south > Carolina Department of Archives and History at 8301 Parklane Road, > Columbia SC 29223. > > Further information regarding the Montgomery family of the Waxhaw > region may be found in Louise Pettus's book The Waxhaws and in D. C. > Montgomery, Jr.'s The Descendants of Hough Montgomery, SR. and some > related families. You should be able to obtain both through > interlibrary loan at your local public library. > > If there is any other way I may be of assistance, please do not > hesitate to let me know. > > Sincerely, > > Robin Copp > Curator of Published Materials > South Caroliniana Library > University of South Carolina > Columbia SC 29208 > >>>> "Ayers, B. J." <[email protected]> 09/24 12:40 PM >>> > > > 24SEP06 > > Greetings from an old Warhorse Tracking our > ***MONTGOMERY ROOTS FROM THE WAXHAWS***. > Some sources say that our ***WAXHAWS ANCESTOR***-["CAPT. JAMES > MONTGOMERY- (b. circa 1740-1808)"] !!! > > (1)- WAS NEIGHBORS, AND FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY OF- THE ***GEN/ PRES. > ANDREW JACKSON FAMILY*** ? > (2)- HIS SONS WERE "BOYHOOD FRIENDS", and later "ARMY BUDDIES" OF THE > ***GEN. ANDREW JACKSON*** ? > (3)- CAPT. JAMES MONTGOMERY MAY HAVE SERVED WITH THE FATHER OF ANDREW > JACKSON IN THE ***WAXHAWS MILITIA or CONT. ARMY*** , PRIOR TO > JOINING-[circa 1777] - THE ***WILKES, GEORGIA MILITIA*** ? > > "MAJ. JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY"- (b.SC- circa 1770-1842)-JACKSON, > GA. > MILITIA > "CAPT. HUGH MONTGOMERY"- (b. SC- circa 1768- > ****)- > " " " > ANY INTEL WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED > THANKS AND GOD BLESS > SIMPER FI > BA > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] 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: 7.5.430 / Virus Database: 268.15.6/568 - Release Date: 12/4/2006 > 3:20 PM >

Is the book on the Waxhaws in print ? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ayers, B. J." <[email protected]> To: "Roberta Copp" <[email protected]du> Cc: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 4:27 AM Subject: [GEORGIA] FW: EARLY FAMILIES IN THE ***WAXHAWS*** Prior to and thrutheREV. WAR. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Ayers, B. J. > Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 10:30 PM > To: Roberta Copp > Subject: RE: EARLY FAMILIES IN THE ***WAXHAWS*** Prior to and thru > theREV. WAR. > > THANKS > > ON THIS ***JAMES MONTGOMERY*** OF THE "WAXHAWS" > (1)- WOULD THIS BE THE SAME ONE WHO-[ALSO] SERVED IN ***WILKES > GEORGIA*** MILITIA-(enlisted fall 0f-1777)-[per D.A.R.]?? > (2)- WAS KNOWN TO BE IN- ***BATTLE FOR "KETTLE CREEK, GA***-[per > GA-ARCHIVES]. > (3)- SOME SOURCES SAY; HE WAS A "CONTININTIAL OFFICER"-[NOT MILITIA]-BUT > ATTACHED TO THE-***WAXHAWS and WILKES, GA. MILITIA***??? > (4)- RETIRED TO "JACKSON COUNTY, GA" WITH MILITARY-LAND BOUNTIES??? > ANY LIGHT SHED ON THE ABOVE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. > THANKS AND GOD BLESS. > SIMPER FI > BA > > CAROLINA AND GA SURNAMES: HINTON/ MONTGOMERY/ BROWN/ AYERS > > -----Original Message----- > From: Roberta Copp [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 11:00 AM > To: Ayers, B. J. > Subject: Re: EARLY FAMILIES IN THE ***WAXHAWS*** Prior to and thru > theREV. WAR. > > Dear Mr. Ayers; > > In response to your query, according to Moss's South Carolina Patriots > in the American Revolution James Montgomery served as a horseman in the > militia at Blackstock's Plantation and Waxhaw, 1780, 1781, 1782 under > Capt. Nesbitt and Capt. Hugh Coffey. In addition, he served under > Capts. Gray, Hughs and Col. Winn. Documents certifying this service, > A.A.5311; Stub indents O208, T158, V602, X98, are held by the south > Carolina Department of Archives and History at 8301 Parklane Road, > Columbia SC 29223. > > Further information regarding the Montgomery family of the Waxhaw > region may be found in Louise Pettus's book The Waxhaws and in D. C. > Montgomery, Jr.'s The Descendants of Hough Montgomery, SR. and some > related families. You should be able to obtain both through > interlibrary loan at your local public library. > > If there is any other way I may be of assistance, please do not > hesitate to let me know. > > Sincerely, > > Robin Copp > Curator of Published Materials > South Caroliniana Library > University of South Carolina > Columbia SC 29208 > >>>> "Ayers, B. J." <[email protected]> 09/24 12:40 PM >>> > > > 24SEP06 > > Greetings from an old Warhorse Tracking our > ***MONTGOMERY ROOTS FROM THE WAXHAWS***. > Some sources say that our ***WAXHAWS ANCESTOR***-["CAPT. JAMES > MONTGOMERY- (b. circa 1740-1808)"] !!! > > (1)- WAS NEIGHBORS, AND FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY OF- THE ***GEN/ PRES. > ANDREW JACKSON FAMILY*** ? > (2)- HIS SONS WERE "BOYHOOD FRIENDS", and later "ARMY BUDDIES" OF THE > ***GEN. ANDREW JACKSON*** ? > (3)- CAPT. JAMES MONTGOMERY MAY HAVE SERVED WITH THE FATHER OF ANDREW > JACKSON IN THE ***WAXHAWS MILITIA or CONT. ARMY*** , PRIOR TO > JOINING-[circa 1777] - THE ***WILKES, GEORGIA MILITIA*** ? > > "MAJ. JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY"- (b.SC- circa 1770-1842)-JACKSON, > GA. > MILITIA > "CAPT. HUGH MONTGOMERY"- (b. SC- circa 1768- > ****)- > " " " > ANY INTEL WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED > THANKS AND GOD BLESS > SIMPER FI > BA > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] 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: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.15.6/567 - Release Date: 12/4/2006 > >

I'm searching for info on ancestors of Thomas C. TOWNSEND. Thomas was b. about 1810 in Thomas Co., Ga. He married Mahala SLOAN 3 May 1832, She was b. ca. 1800/1810, Duplin Co., NC, d. ca 1842/1850, Thomas Co., Ga. They were parents of: Jaques, Lott Daniel, Antoinette and Pauline Townsend. Most grateful for any info or hints of Thomas C.'s ancestors. I have, and will exchange, much info on the SLOANs. Lois Cone Favor [email protected]

Hi... I am seeking an obituary for Charlotte "Lottie" Jane Bagley Minchew who died June 28, 1937 in Ware County, GA..... Appreciate any help...thank you.... Stephanie Grohol

________________________________ From: Ayers, B. J. Sent: Saturday, September 16, 2006 9:47 AM To: Michael and Vivian Saffold Subject: RE: MAJ. JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY-(b.GA/SC?- circa-1770- 1842) 16SEP06 Thank you any way! What do you have on *JAMES MC.* AND THE BUILDING OF *FORT PEACHTREE* ?? On His FAMILY CONNECTIONS WITH *GEN/ PRES. ANDREW JACKSON-DURING THE WAR OF 1812 IN DEKALB, GA* , WHERE DID *JAMES MC* FIGHT WITH THE *GEORGIA MILITIA* PRIOR TO BEING TRANSFERRED TO *DEKALB, GEORGIA* , HOW LONG IN *DEKALB, GA.* , Did *GEN.ANDREW JACKSON* COME THRU THE *ATLANTA/ DEKALB AREAS* ??? ?? We understand that *GEN-JACKSON* COMMISHIONED HIM TO BUILD FORT PEACHTREE, OR WAS IT *GOV. JACKSON OF GEORGIA* OF THE TIME ?? What ever Intel or direction you have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, and GOD BLESS SIMPER FI BA ________________________________ From: Michael and Vivian Saffold [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, September 16, 2006 9:05 AM To: Ayers, B. J. Subject: RE: MAJ. JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY-(b.GA/SC?- circa-1770- 1842) No, I don't have information on Jackson County Montgomery. As I said earlier, my interest in James McConnell Montgomery and his impact on DeKalb County history. Vivian At 09:17 PM 9/15/2006, you wrote: 28AUG06 Greetings again Miss. VIVIAN; Thanks for the Response to our email dtd. 19AUG06 RE: "JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY. This Material is enlightening, and anticipate acquiring same; As stated in our email we are trying to place Two Of Our "MONTGOMERY ANCESTORS" in the PROPER FAMILY, Some Sources say That BOTH WERE FROM "JACKSON COUNTY, GEORGIA" areas, and that Both Were SOME KIN TO EACH OTHER-[sister/ brother---or cousins]: And that the "JOHN MONTGOMERY - (1)- DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING ON *OTHER MONTGOMERY FAMILIES* IN THE "JACKSON COUNTY, GA areas??? ________________________________ From: Michael and Vivian Saffold [ mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> ] Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 10:03 AM To: Ayers, B. J. Subject: RE: MAJ. JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY-(b.GA/SC?- circa-1770- 1842) Montgomerys are found on 52 pages of my book, The History of DeKalb County, Georgia 1822-1900. I cannot possibly send you all I have collected on this family, but I have attached one chapter of the book. Please note that this book is still in print, and this chapter is protected by copyright. Also please understand that my interest in the Montgomerys is more historical than genealogical. Since several of the Montgomerys were well-known figures in Georgia history, the Georgia Archives and the Atlanta History Center have quite a bit of material on them. You also will want to search the Jackson County GAGenWeb site, as well as the GenWeb sites of all other counties where you suspect your Montgomerys lived. I also would suggest you write to Kay Bradley, who is a Montgomery descendant. Her address is: [email protected] If you have *specific* questions, please don't hesitate to ask. If I don't know the answer, I may be able to direct your search. Vivian At 09:05 PM 8/24/2006, you wrote: 19AUG06 Greetings again from an old Warhorse. Thanks for the response to our email dtd. 18AUG06-RE: "JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY". We are looking for ANY/ and All Intel we can gather about this "JAMES MONTGOMERY", His Family, and any other "MONTGOMERY"-[or "HINTON"] in GEORGIA. We are Related to some of the "MONTGOMERY FAMILIES", who came "TO and THRU GEORGIA" via- "BURKE", "CLARKE", "FRANKLIN/ JACKSON", HENRY, OGLETHORPE, WARREN, and WILKES COUNTIES - circa 1800>> - [Trying to Make Family Connections- With The ***JACKSON COUNTY, GA. *** "MONTGOMERY's", we think are Related to Our "MONTGOMERY FAMILIES" who Migrated to "ALABAMA"]. (1)- "JOHN MONTGOMERY" - (b. NC-circa 1785-1860) & wife "MARGARET (BIGGETT) - MONTGOMERY"- Migrated west from the "MECKLINBURG/ CHARLOTTE, NC" areas circa ***1800>***, (with Several other "MONTGOMERY" RELATIVES, Family, and Friends??), with known Stops in "LANCASTER/ WAXHAWS, SC"-[unknown family were already here?], then to GEORGIA. "JOHN & MARGARETT" had at Least "3 or 4" SONS who were BORN IN GEORGIA-(unknown county/s). (2)- "CHARLES MONTGOMERY" - (b. GA. Circa 1795-1870) & wife "MARY POLLY (BROWN)-MONTGOMERY" - [Daughter of "JOHN IRWIN BROWN" - of NC], Migrated west to ALABAMA-circa ***1820***. (3)- "EASTER MONTGOMERY"- (b. GA- circa 1797-1870) - SOME UNKNOWN FAMILY RELATION TO BOTH OF THE ABOVE??????????????????????????? In the short period of time we have been doing this Genealogy Stuff, we have come across so many, and Very Varied Accounts of the People being Researched, including this "JAMES MC. MONTGOMERY" !! HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU SOON. THANKS AND GOD BLESS SIMPER FI BA ________________________________ From: Michael and Vivian Saffold [ mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2006 7:51 AM To: Ayers, B. J. Subject: Re: MAJ. JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY-(b.GA/SC?- circa-1770- 1842) What kind of information are you looking for? It's hard to give you a road map unless I know where you want to go. James McConnell Montgomery is my favorite historical figure in DeKalb County history, so I do know a bit about him. Vivian Price Saffold At 06:52 PM 8/18/2006, you wrote: 18AUG06 Greetings from an old Warhorse looking for Our **GEORGIA WAR-HERO's**--"MAJ.JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY" - (b.circa- 1770- 1842)- SERVED for---- "GEORGIA" ---- IN ** WAR OF 1812**- Commissioned by "PRES. JACKSON" TO BUILD ** "FORT PEACHTREE" **-- circa 1813 in what is now "ATLANTA/ BUCKHEAD".... One of the first white "PIONEERS TO THIS AREA". FATHER: CAPT. JAMES MONTGOMERY: - (b.circa 1740- 1808)- Served With---- *** "BURKE, GEORGIA- MILITIA" ***DURING-"REV. WAR". Some Sources say he was-[ Prior to REV. WAR ] A "CAPT"- in ***THE ROYAL ARMY***- Some type of-" ROYAL- MILITARY OFFICIAL" FOR THE "GEORGIA/ SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT"???????????????????????????? ANY INTEL OR DIRECTION WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. THANKS AND GOD BLESS SIMPER FI BA

-----Original Message----- From: Ayers, B. J. Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 10:30 PM To: Roberta Copp Subject: RE: EARLY FAMILIES IN THE ***WAXHAWS*** Prior to and thru theREV. WAR. THANKS ON THIS ***JAMES MONTGOMERY*** OF THE "WAXHAWS" (1)- WOULD THIS BE THE SAME ONE WHO-[ALSO] SERVED IN ***WILKES GEORGIA*** MILITIA-(enlisted fall 0f-1777)-[per D.A.R.]?? (2)- WAS KNOWN TO BE IN- ***BATTLE FOR "KETTLE CREEK, GA***-[per GA-ARCHIVES]. (3)- SOME SOURCES SAY; HE WAS A "CONTININTIAL OFFICER"-[NOT MILITIA]-BUT ATTACHED TO THE-***WAXHAWS and WILKES, GA. MILITIA***??? (4)- RETIRED TO "JACKSON COUNTY, GA" WITH MILITARY-LAND BOUNTIES??? ANY LIGHT SHED ON THE ABOVE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. THANKS AND GOD BLESS. SIMPER FI BA CAROLINA AND GA SURNAMES: HINTON/ MONTGOMERY/ BROWN/ AYERS -----Original Message----- From: Roberta Copp [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 11:00 AM To: Ayers, B. J. Subject: Re: EARLY FAMILIES IN THE ***WAXHAWS*** Prior to and thru theREV. WAR. Dear Mr. Ayers; In response to your query, according to Moss's South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution James Montgomery served as a horseman in the militia at Blackstock's Plantation and Waxhaw, 1780, 1781, 1782 under Capt. Nesbitt and Capt. Hugh Coffey. In addition, he served under Capts. Gray, Hughs and Col. Winn. Documents certifying this service, A.A.5311; Stub indents O208, T158, V602, X98, are held by the south Carolina Department of Archives and History at 8301 Parklane Road, Columbia SC 29223. Further information regarding the Montgomery family of the Waxhaw region may be found in Louise Pettus's book The Waxhaws and in D. C. Montgomery, Jr.'s The Descendants of Hough Montgomery, SR. and some related families. You should be able to obtain both through interlibrary loan at your local public library. If there is any other way I may be of assistance, please do not hesitate to let me know. Sincerely, Robin Copp Curator of Published Materials South Caroliniana Library University of South Carolina Columbia SC 29208 >>> "Ayers, B. J." <[email protected]> 09/24 12:40 PM >>> 24SEP06 Greetings from an old Warhorse Tracking our ***MONTGOMERY ROOTS FROM THE WAXHAWS***. Some sources say that our ***WAXHAWS ANCESTOR***-["CAPT. JAMES MONTGOMERY- (b. circa 1740-1808)"] !!! (1)- WAS NEIGHBORS, AND FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY OF- THE ***GEN/ PRES. ANDREW JACKSON FAMILY*** ? (2)- HIS SONS WERE "BOYHOOD FRIENDS", and later "ARMY BUDDIES" OF THE ***GEN. ANDREW JACKSON*** ? (3)- CAPT. JAMES MONTGOMERY MAY HAVE SERVED WITH THE FATHER OF ANDREW JACKSON IN THE ***WAXHAWS MILITIA or CONT. ARMY*** , PRIOR TO JOINING-[circa 1777] - THE ***WILKES, GEORGIA MILITIA*** ? "MAJ. JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY"- (b.SC- circa 1770-1842)-JACKSON, GA. MILITIA "CAPT. HUGH MONTGOMERY"- (b. SC- circa 1768- ****)- " " " ANY INTEL WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED THANKS AND GOD BLESS SIMPER FI BA

The following 20 cemeteries have been completely transcribed (or previous transcriptions updated); and photographed and the photos have been uploaded to the Decatur County GAGenWeb site. Totally over 1800 headstone photos formatted and uploaded, with many more still to come........... There are another 8 that have been photographed that I still need to process the photos for uploading, that list is below................ http://www.rootsweb.com/~gadecatu/ Complete Transcriptions Name Date Photographed Number of Photographs Antioch Baptich Church Cemetery 25 Nov 2006 33 photos Antioch Primitive Baptist Cemetery 24 Nov 2006 9 photos Arline Family Cemetery 19 Nov 2006 10 photos Bethany Baptist Church Cemetery 21 Oct 2006 over 640 photos Breedlove Family Cemetery 21 Oct 2006 90 photos Calvary Assembly of God Church Cemetery 21 Oct 2006 168 photos Dixon Family Cemetery 24 Nov 2006 7 photos Fellowship Baptist Church Cemetery 21 Oct 2006 40 photos Franklin Baptist Church Cemetery 24 Nov 2006 108 photos Garrett Family Cemetery 24 Nov 2006 4 photos Griffin Family Cemetery 24 Nov 2006 58 photos Hopewell Methodist Church Cemetery 24 Nov 2006 13 photos King-Cloud Family Cemetery 30 Sep 2006 18 photos Mock Family Cemetery 30 Sep 2006 32 photos Mout Gilead Freewill Baptist Church Cemetery 30 Sep 2006 45 photos Mount Olive Baptist Church Cemetery 14 Oct 2006 265 photos Mount Zion Baptist Church Cemetery 18 Nov 2006 140 photos Pine Grove Baptist Church Cemetery 14 Oct 2006 43 photos Swanswall Baptist Church Cemetery 18 Nov 2006 87 photos Whitaker Family Cemetery 24 Nov 2006 23 photos Partial Transcription with completes to follow within the next week or so Bethel Baptist Church Cemetery - 37 photos online (over 800 to be processed) Emanuel Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery - 238 to process Gibson Family Cemetery - 75 to process Johnson-Kemp Family Cemetery - 49 to process New Messiah Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery - 59 to process Peterson Family Cemetery - 76 to process Pine Forest Baptist Church Cemetery - 177 to process Smith-Grove Missionary Baptist - 94 to process Have a great day. Denise Smiley Decatur County, GAGenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~gadecatu/

http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnsumner/sumn1812.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~scycghs/1812.html http://www.arkansasresearch.com/ALv18.txt http://www.archives.gov/genealogy/military/1812/soldiers-by-unit.html http://chandler.house.gov/HoR/KY06/6th+District/Fayette.htm http://kentucky.gov/kyhs/hmdb/MarkerSearch.aspx?mode=Subject&subject=176 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dorchesterdeans/researchers.htm http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~schmblss/home/History/PioneerFamilies/Montgomery/Families-E-H.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ayers, B. J." <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2006 10:39 AM Subject: [GEORGIA] FW: James McConnell Montgomery | | | -----Original Message----- | From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] | On Behalf Of Ayers, B. J. | Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 1:50 AM | To: Nussloch; [email protected] | Cc: [email protected] | Subject: Re: [GEORGIA] James McConnell Montgomery | | | 27NOV06 | | | | | | Greetings again DICK: | | LIST: | | Looking for Intel on the-"JACKSON COUNTY, GA" Family of- *COL. JAMES | MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY*- (b.SC- circa 1770-1843) - [WAR of -1812]! | | Family came to GA. via *WAXHAWS, SC* !!! | | (1)- Some sources say that- JAMES MC. Grew up In the WAXHAWS with *GEN/ | PRES. ANDREW JACKSON*, they were ARMY Buddies, and JAMES MC. was Later | Commissioned to Build the - *FORT PEACHTREE*, [ATLANTA]!!! | | Some sources say that, JAMES MC.-was Commanded with the of the | "Operations of a- FERRY from the FORT PEACHTREE", Hauling EQUIP & | SUPPLIES for the ARMY, Up and Down the "CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER", Operated a | "ROAD-HOUSE", and Later "JAMES MC" & Brother "HUGH" both got into Local | Politics! | | (2)- A Brother- *HUGH MONTGOMERY* -(b.SC-circa- 1868)- FOUGHT IN THE | -WAR OF -1812- also, HUGH Was a Government SURVEYOR Thru INDIAN TERR. | to-[what was THE "MISS. TERR."] And Later an - "INDIAN AGENT" for the | GOVERNMENT. | | At one time he was assigned to the GA/ TN. BORDER AREAS-[This area | Later- became the town of "CHATTANOOGA, TN."]!! | | | | What we are Looking for is *ALABAMA-CONNECTIONS* thru their Kids, and/ | or other "MONTGOMERY Relatives"??? | | And the Brick wall of the *WAXHAWS, SC & MECKLINBURG, NC* - MONTGOMERY- | Connections??? | | | | What ever Direction or Light you or anyone might shed on the above would | be greatly appreciated. | | | | Thanks and GOD BLESS. | | SEMPER FI | | BA | | ________________________________ | | From: Nussloch [mailto:[email protected]] | Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2006 3:49 PM | To: Ayers, B. J.; [email protected] | Cc: [email protected] | Subject: Re: James McConnell Montgomery | | | | | | not enough, need more.... | | ds | | =-=--=-=-=-=- | | HEY DICK: | | We just came across these Old emails, Don't remember if we sent you the | Intel on-THE- *JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY FAMILY*-[3rd. son of *JAMES | MONTGOMERY*- (b. circa- 1736-1808). | | SEE "JACKSON COUNTY, GEORGIA" and the "WAXHAWS, SC"??? | | | | We are Still looking for any/ all Intel on *MONTGOMERY* & *HINTON | FAMILIES*-NC>>GA>>and Settling in the "TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA AREAS- (circa | early- 1820's) | | CHEERS | | Thanks and GOD BLESS | | | ------------------------------- | To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to | [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the | quotes in the subject and the body of the message | | | ------------------------------- | To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message |

Don't know if this is yours: SOURCE: MARRIAGE RECORDS OF RUSSELL COUNTY, ALABAMA 1834-1886 John W. ROBERTS & Nancy FORTUNE, Jan. 1, 1843, by John A. ROBERTS John WEST & Caroline ROBERTS, Dec 29, 1839 Dudley ROBERTS & Martha A.C. Flakner, by Robert Carlisle, Oct 13, 1856 James R. ROBERTS & Sarah A. KEATING, by Richard L. Barnett, April 22, 1860 John ROBERTS & Betsy KENT, by ????, Dec 16, 1855 Jno. S. ROBERTS & Jessie M. CLAY, by T.W. Tillman, Feb 3, 1885 Jesse HYATT (?) & Margaret A. ROBERTS, Aug 26, 1841, by Maving Whatley Jno. W. KNOWLES & Martha F. ROBERTS, by U.L. Martin, Nov 23, 1882, at Baptist Church, Girard, Al. John T. DUCK & Sallie J. BATTIE, by T.M. Knowles, Feb 4, 1877, by W. lively, at res of Mrs. ROBERTS at Girard, Al. George WALDER & Nancy S. ROBERTS, Nov 21, 1844, by John M. ROBERTS Joey LAWRENCE & Sarah ROBERTS, Aug 6, 1839 Thomas E. ROBERTS & Ann H. PRUITT, by E.A. Houston, Sept 28, 1865 John F. MOORE & Volusia ROBERTS, by ????, Sept 3, 1861 (Russell County, Al is on the other side of the river from Columbus, Ga. Girard was part of Russell, Cty and is now part of Phenix City, Al.) ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2006 1:25 PM Subject: [GEORGIA] Info on Roberta | James Walton Roberts | | When James "Jim" Walton Roberts was born in Georgia to Henry and Margaret | Smith Roberts on July 1844, who would,ve known that he,d die 82 years later in | 1926, on that very same date? And live a interesting colorful life. His Roberts | descendants had moved to Georgia from South Carolina, eventually settling in | Jones County where his father Henry R. Roberts was born, March 9, 1819, died | January 3, 1899. On July 20, 1839 , in Muscogee County, Georgia, he married | Margaret Smith (born June 7,, 1821 d, November 27, 1889). | Six of their children were born in Georgia: | James Walton; Nancy Ann (born Sep 8, 1846, married Phillip J. Walker; d. Apr | 13, 1897) Thomas Jasper (b. Feb 22, 1849, D July 30, 1887); William H. "Doc" | (b. Apr 16, 1851, d. Oct 10, 1892) married Harriet Vicy Hudspeth (b 1851 d. | 1921) : Green Berry (b Dec 16, 1853 d. Sept 12, 1864) and Perry Webb (b Apr 2, | 1856 d. July 21, 1923) married Emma Peacock (b Sept 16, 1855, d. 15, 1934). | In 1856 when Jim was 12, the Roberts moved to Barbour County, Alabama where | their seventh child was born. | Emma (b. Apr 18, 1862 d. Sept 1, 1889) married Richard Hudspeth (b Oct 3, | 1854 d. Dec 4, 1925) | The cabin in which they lived still exists, although abandoned at Clopton | Crossroads on Highway 10. | | Source: The Heritage Of Henry County, Alabama (2002) | | There was more to this writing but the one doing my research was unaware that | I kept all info on any Roberts and as I was having her research Burch Roberts | cut this article off at the end of the page. | Hope to get the rest of it soon. | Hope this helps someone. | Pat in FL | | ------------------------------- | To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message |

James Walton Roberts When James "Jim" Walton Roberts was born in Georgia to Henry and Margaret Smith Roberts on July 1844, who would,ve known that he,d die 82 years later in 1926, on that very same date? And live a interesting colorful life. His Roberts descendants had moved to Georgia from South Carolina, eventually settling in Jones County where his father Henry R. Roberts was born, March 9, 1819, died January 3, 1899. On July 20, 1839 , in Muscogee County, Georgia, he married Margaret Smith (born June 7,, 1821 d, November 27, 1889). Six of their children were born in Georgia: James Walton; Nancy Ann (born Sep 8, 1846, married Phillip J. Walker; d. Apr 13, 1897) Thomas Jasper (b. Feb 22, 1849, D July 30, 1887); William H. "Doc" (b. Apr 16, 1851, d. Oct 10, 1892) married Harriet Vicy Hudspeth (b 1851 d. 1921) : Green Berry (b Dec 16, 1853 d. Sept 12, 1864) and Perry Webb (b Apr 2, 1856 d. July 21, 1923) married Emma Peacock (b Sept 16, 1855, d. 15, 1934). In 1856 when Jim was 12, the Roberts moved to Barbour County, Alabama where their seventh child was born. Emma (b. Apr 18, 1862 d. Sept 1, 1889) married Richard Hudspeth (b Oct 3, 1854 d. Dec 4, 1925) The cabin in which they lived still exists, although abandoned at Clopton Crossroads on Highway 10. Source: The Heritage Of Henry County, Alabama (2002) There was more to this writing but the one doing my research was unaware that I kept all info on any Roberts and as I was having her research Burch Roberts cut this article off at the end of the page. Hope to get the rest of it soon. Hope this helps someone. Pat in FL

Hello Pat: Have you seen a Francis E. Roberts, b abt 1814 GA, who married Andrew Jackson Puckett in Coweta Co. GA in 1837? I can't seem to find that lady, my gg grandmother, in any of the Roberts and/or Puckett records throughout the state. For that matter, can't find him either (b 1802, SC). I would love to know their parents and families of origin. Thanks, Diane Puckett Ethridge Conroe, TX ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2006 12:25 PM Subject: [GEORGIA] Info on Roberta > James Walton Roberts > > When James "Jim" Walton Roberts was born in Georgia to Henry and Margaret > Smith Roberts on July 1844, who would,ve known that he,d die 82 years > later in > 1926, on that very same date? And live a interesting colorful life. His > Roberts > descendants had moved to Georgia from South Carolina, eventually settling > in > Jones County where his father Henry R. Roberts was born, March 9, 1819, > died > January 3, 1899. On July 20, 1839 , in Muscogee County, Georgia, he > married > Margaret Smith (born June 7,, 1821 d, November 27, 1889). > Six of their children were born in Georgia: > James Walton; Nancy Ann (born Sep 8, 1846, married Phillip J. Walker; d. > Apr > 13, 1897) Thomas Jasper (b. Feb 22, 1849, D July 30, 1887); William H. > "Doc" > (b. Apr 16, 1851, d. Oct 10, 1892) married Harriet Vicy Hudspeth (b 1851 > d. > 1921) : Green Berry (b Dec 16, 1853 d. Sept 12, 1864) and Perry Webb (b > Apr 2, > 1856 d. July 21, 1923) married Emma Peacock (b Sept 16, 1855, d. 15, > 1934). > In 1856 when Jim was 12, the Roberts moved to Barbour County, Alabama > where > their seventh child was born. > Emma (b. Apr 18, 1862 d. Sept 1, 1889) married Richard Hudspeth (b Oct 3, > 1854 d. Dec 4, 1925) > The cabin in which they lived still exists, although abandoned at Clopton > Crossroads on Highway 10. > > Source: The Heritage Of Henry County, Alabama (2002) > > There was more to this writing but the one doing my research was unaware > that > I kept all info on any Roberts and as I was having her research Burch > Roberts > cut this article off at the end of the page. > Hope to get the rest of it soon. > Hope this helps someone. > Pat in FL > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Looking to CONFIRM - [or NOT] Service as a "REFUGEE-SOLDIER" or "WILKES, GA-MILITIA"! *LT. JAMES MONTGOMERY*- (b. circa-1736-1808). (1)- Lived in the "WAXHAWS/ LANCASTER, SC" areas Prior! (2)- Retired to "JACKSON COUNTY, GA".! (3)- Wife #-2- SUSANNA STRANGE. (4)- Two Sons in- "WAR OF -1812- GEORGIA MILITIA"- *HUGH MONTGOMERY*- (b. SC- circa-1765)! *JAMESMCCOMNNELL MONTGOMERY*- (b. SC- circa- 1770-1842)! "GA-ARCHIVES"- shows service in- "BURKE, GA-MILITIA" - NOV1777! SAME EXACT DATE------------------- - "WILKES, GA-MILITIA" - NOV1777??? Thanks and GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA GA-SURNAMES: MONTGOMERY---HINTON---BROWN---ALLEN---AYERS---MILLER---(circa- REV. WAR-1820's).

-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ayers, B. J. Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 1:50 AM To: Nussloch; [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GEORGIA] James McConnell Montgomery 27NOV06 Greetings again DICK: LIST: Looking for Intel on the-"JACKSON COUNTY, GA" Family of- *COL. JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY*- (b.SC- circa 1770-1843) - [WAR of -1812]! Family came to GA. via *WAXHAWS, SC* !!! (1)- Some sources say that- JAMES MC. Grew up In the WAXHAWS with *GEN/ PRES. ANDREW JACKSON*, they were ARMY Buddies, and JAMES MC. was Later Commissioned to Build the - *FORT PEACHTREE*, [ATLANTA]!!! Some sources say that, JAMES MC.-was Commanded with the of the "Operations of a- FERRY from the FORT PEACHTREE", Hauling EQUIP & SUPPLIES for the ARMY, Up and Down the "CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER", Operated a "ROAD-HOUSE", and Later "JAMES MC" & Brother "HUGH" both got into Local Politics! (2)- A Brother- *HUGH MONTGOMERY* -(b.SC-circa- 1868)- FOUGHT IN THE -WAR OF -1812- also, HUGH Was a Government SURVEYOR Thru INDIAN TERR. to-[what was THE "MISS. TERR."] And Later an - "INDIAN AGENT" for the GOVERNMENT. At one time he was assigned to the GA/ TN. BORDER AREAS-[This area Later- became the town of "CHATTANOOGA, TN."]!! What we are Looking for is *ALABAMA-CONNECTIONS* thru their Kids, and/ or other "MONTGOMERY Relatives"??? And the Brick wall of the *WAXHAWS, SC & MECKLINBURG, NC* - MONTGOMERY- Connections??? What ever Direction or Light you or anyone might shed on the above would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and GOD BLESS. SEMPER FI BA ________________________________ From: Nussloch [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2006 3:49 PM To: Ayers, B. J.; [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: James McConnell Montgomery not enough, need more.... ds =-=--=-=-=-=- HEY DICK: We just came across these Old emails, Don't remember if we sent you the Intel on-THE- *JAMES MCCONNELL MONTGOMERY FAMILY*-[3rd. son of *JAMES MONTGOMERY*- (b. circa- 1736-1808). SEE "JACKSON COUNTY, GEORGIA" and the "WAXHAWS, SC"??? We are Still looking for any/ all Intel on *MONTGOMERY* & *HINTON FAMILIES*-NC>>GA>>and Settling in the "TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA AREAS- (circa early- 1820's) CHEERS Thanks and GOD BLESS ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Loy Grover Hicks, Sr., born 1893 Banks County, Georgia, He died May 8. 1974, Habersham Co., GA -- He married Flora Cornelia Garrison, She was born 1901 Banks Co., GA -- She died March 1, 1995 Habersham Co., GA --- Their Children were Loy Grover Hicks, Jr., born 1926 and a Daughter Flora Hicks; Loy Grover Hicks, Sr. was a School Teacher; Seeking information on Family; [email protected]

I wanted to send you a link to post on your county site. It is a genealogy volunteer site called Genealogy LookUp Forum. It is a web site of volunteers who will do various types of look ups in many states such as Birth, Death, Census, Cemetery, Marriage, and obituaries. The site is: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~genealogylookup/ Thank you, Georgia -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.15.3/561 - Release Date: 12/1/2006 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.15.3/561 - Release Date: 12/1/2006 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.409 / Virus Database: 268.15.3/562 - Release Date: 12/1/06

I know this is kind of off-topic, but as a retired fire service person, please keep these people in your prayers. The funeral will be in Macon on Monday. delilah - Capt (ret) ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: "Firefighter Fatalities" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 10:01 AM Subject: Notice of Firefighter Fatality - Atlanta, GA This is an automated message from the Department of Homeland Security/U.S. Fire Administration. Please do not reply. You may submit your comments or request additional information by contacting USFA through our Web site at: http://www.usfa.dhs.gov/applications/feedback/ ------------------------------------ The United States Fire Administration (USFA) has received notice of the following firefighter fatality: Name: Steven Solomon Rank: Firefighter Age: 33 Gender: Male Status: Career Years of Service: 6 Date of Incident: 11/23/2006 Time of Incident: 2000 hours Date of Death: 11/29/2006 Fire Department: Atlanta Fire Rescue Department Address: 675 Ponce De Leon Ave., Atlanta, GA 30308 Telephone: 404-853-7000 Fire Chief: Dennis L. Rubin Incident Description: Firefighter Solomon was working the interior of a single-family one-story residential structure fire when he and other crew members were ordered to evacuate the structure, because of extreme conditions. Solomon reportedly became disoriented and trapped due to a rapid fire progress. Shortly afterwards, Firefighter Solomon was rescued by others, but over 30% of his body had been severely burned. Solomon received advanced live saving (ALS) treatment and was transported to the hospital, but passed away from his injuries in the Grady Memorial Hospital's Burn Unit six days later. Funeral Arrangements: Pending (will be held in the Macon, GA area) Memorial Fund Contact and Address: Donations for Steven's family, including four surviving children, may be mailed in the name and memory of Firefighter Steven Solomon, C/o The Firefighter's Emerald Society, P.O. Box 7392, Atlanta, Georgia 30357. Tribute is being paid to Firefighter Steven Solomon at http://www.usfa.dhs.gov/fatalities/ To date, 93 (adjusted count) firefighter fatalities have been reported to USFA in 2006. ------------- You are currently subscribed to usfa-firefighters as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [email protected]

Hi Dannye, I do think it's entirely possible we might overlap! My how far we've spread, huh? I think that the thing to do is to verify that David McLaughlin and William McLaughlin were related, and I can try to find out if David McLaughlin and George McLaughlin were, in fact, brothers. If there is anyone on the list who might be able to help out, please speak up!!! J (I'm going to re-direct this to you, AND the McLaughlin list). There was a gentleman out there on the list somewhere that sent me the information that said George and David were brothers (a month or two ago), but I have not yet been able to find supporting documentation. George McLaughlin (the elder, settling in Harlem/China, Maine, a French and Indian War survivor, severely wounded at the Battle of Abrams Plains, Quebec), father of George (also in Harlem/China, Maine, grandfather of David (raised in Harlem/China, married, moved to Levant, Maine) I wish my grandmother was still alive, to see where her family came from.(she was a McLaughlin.g-grandaughter to David) -David From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2006 11:36 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [IRL-ANTRIM] Info Request: George McLaughlin David: We might just connect. I've never had any luck pushing back any further my ancestor William McLaughlin born 1784 in Maryland. William married Susannah Tuck in 1809, and they had a son Josiah Tuck McLaughlin. William married second in 1830 to Lucy Hood in Wilkes Co., Ga., and moved to Troup County, Ga. William died Jan. 18, 1841 in Troup County, I believe. Josiah Tuck McLaughlin married in 1823 in Oglethorpe Co., Georgia to Mary Ann Jane Jordan and they had a son George Thomas McLaughlin, who was my great-grandfather, born 1852. George Thomas McLaughlin was the father of my grandmother, Martha Isabel McLaughlin who married Thomas Gibson in 1901. Do you think there's overlapping here between your McLaughlins and mine? I think it sounds possible. Thank you for sending the information. I hope you will let me know more. Dannye

28NOV06 Greetings: MISS. MAUREEN- [<[email protected]>] : LIST Thanks for the Reply, and Intel on "ORPHANS*! We are Interested in the "DNA-PROJECT", but have Limited FUNDS?? We are a- -*HINTON* Descendant- of - *JOHN HINTON*- (b. NC- circa- 1715) & *GRIZZELL (KIMBROUGH) - HINTON* - [CHOWAN/ JOCO, NC] Our' - [Maternal] - GG-Grandfather was- *JOHN HINTON*- (b. NC-circa- 1790-1843) - his family was from- "JOCO/ NC". Our "BRICK-WALL" Is: Several Extended- *HINTON FAMILIES*- Migrated from NC- (circa <<1800) -NC>> SC>> GA>>Finally Settling in the- "TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA" areas- (circa early- 1820's)!! Which of the Several-Extended- *HINTON FAMILIES*, were the Parents of OUR'-*JOHN-(b. NC- circa 1790)*?? On the "ORPHANS", we just recently acquired Intel about a -"Great- Uncle", on which we could find "Nothing At All"!! Turns out that he was "TOOK-IN/ ADOPTED", and Given the Surname of -This- *HINTON RELATIVE*!! But Still- "We Can- NOT Find A- *BIRTH-RECORD* -, Under Either Surname"??? Would that have been the Norm of the day?? Looking for any Intel on the Above. Thanks, MERRY CHRISTMAS, and GOD BLESS. SEMPER FI BA NC SURNAMES: HINTON-MONTGOMERY__BROWN ________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 8:19 AM To: Ayers, B. J. Subject: Wake Co.., NC - orphans I'm researching an Edmond GAWF, Henry GOUGH and Lewis GOFF (funny how they all spelled their name differently). Edmond & Henry are in the 1830 Henderson Co., TN census and Lewis was too young to be a head of household but was probably there too. Each line had a story about being born BARLOW, but raised by GOFF. Sure enough, we did DNA testing on 2 descendants from each line and they all match BARLOWs. They were all born in NC and Wake Co. is where we find BARLOWs and GOFFs so we suspect they're from this area. No luck yet but at least we can cast a wider net. Of course we don't know if our three were brothers (unlikely since Edmond was old enough to take care of the younger two) or possibly uncle/nephews or first cousins. So, if you can find male HINTONs to DNA test, you might be able to find out more information. http://home.comcast.net/~philgoff/DNAresults.htm Good luck in your search Oh, in some records it appears that Edmond "took in" other children. He lost several sons and sons-in-law during the Civil War. Law required someone to stand as guardian for the minor children (women of course not being enough)- and Edmond stepped in. One set were the children of his dau. When he died a neighbor stepped in. Maureen Pierce We have recently found out that an Ancestor of Ours-[in-GA-] with- ["NC","SC" Connections], Took In- *ORPHANS & Needy KIDS* - (circa early 1800's on)! MS. PERKINS-In your' Ancestors Situation, Was this the Norm, or the Exception??? Anyone out there know what the-*Standard PROTOCAL WAS*- In the Family' s Of The day- For Govn't,Census, Legal, Inheritance, etc.??? (1)- Were the ORPHANS, etc? Given the "FAMILY NAME"-If from a Family Member? (2)- What if from an "IN-LAW" Family Member??? (3)- What if from a "Non- Family"??? Hope to hear back soon. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU & YOURS'; TO LIST; TO ONE & ALL; Thanks and GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA

Just next door the the soldier and sailors is this for Civil War Prisons http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/prisoners.htm

27NOV06 -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ayers, B. J. Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 3:56 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [NCWAKE] NCWAKE Digest, Vol 1, Issue 12 13OCT06 TO: WAKE/JOCO, NC LIST- TO: MISS.MARY S. PERKINS RE: NC-*HINTONS* Greetings from an old Warhorse tracking our-*HINTON*-*MONTGOMERY*-*BROWN*- ROOTS From-"NORTH CAROLINA"!!! ANYONE KNOW OF A "LINEAGE CHART" for the "JOCO" and/or "WAKE"--FAMILIES OF: ***HINTON***-Specifically *WHERE EACH OF THE FAMILIES- [and/ or KIDS] MIGRATED-TO. We are Descended from a ***JOHN HINTON***-(b. NC-circa 1790-1843) of The- *JOHN HINTON & GRIZZEL (KIMBROUGH) - HINTON*-(b. NC-circa-1715)-*** CHOWAN to JOCO, NC-HINTON-FAMILY***!!! OUR BRICK-WALL IS: "WHO WAS HIS FATHER"--FROM WHICH- ***HINTON FAMILY***-(OF THE SEVERAL ***HINTON-FAMILIES***) WHO MIGRATED-(circa 1800)-WEST- FROM the "JOCO, NC"-AREAS--SC>>GA>>AL??? Some Families Migrated to "WILKES, GA" - [via-The AUGUSTA ROAD]-after the REV. WAR??? WHAT LITTLE WE -DO KNOW-!! (1)- OUR ***JOHN HINTON***-(born circa-1790)-"JOCO/ WAKE", NC! (2)- HIS FAMILY WAS IN "GEORGIA"-[UNKNOWN COUNTY]-circa early-"1800's"! (3)- HE WAS IN---"TUSCALOOSA COUNTY, ALABAMA"-IN*1823*---MARRIAGE TO AN ***EASTER (MONTGOMERY)-HINTON***-(b. GA-circa 1797-1870)-HER FAMILY-[orig, from *NC*]-WAS FROM-UNKNOWN COUNTY IN GEORGIA. (4)- SOME SOURCES SAY THAT THESE FAMILIES TRAVELED-[From NORTH CAROLINA] CROSS-COUNTRY TOGETHER??? LOOKING FOR-ANY-INTEL ON EITHER FAMILY FROM NORTH CAROLINA??? THANKS AND GOD BLESS SIMPER FI BA -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mary S Perkins Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 8:28 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [NCWAKE] NCWAKE Digest, Vol 1, Issue 12 I have found that a lot of orphaned children were taken in by not only family ,but friends and strangers. A number of times, the very young ones were given the surname of the family who raised them. That messes up a lot of research, and puts question marks after the names! ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 13, 2006 12:00 AM Subject: NCWAKE Digest, Vol 1, Issue 12