I've sent this info to the list before but never got any responses. I'm looking for descendants of William Joseph Kell(e)y and Julia Matthis, both died in Detroit. This family was Protestant as far as I can tell. They started using the Kelley spelling in Detroit; records from England are Kelly. They immigrated to Detroit ca. 1872, haven't yet found them on passenger lists. With all these kids, at least one other descendant must be doing genealogy!!! I do know most of the descendants of my great-grandfather Frederick William Kelley below. By the way, I had an article published in the Nov/Dec 1998 "Ancestry" in which I discussed grave hopping, and specifically mentioned my adventures finding the burial place of William and Julia Kelley above. William Joseph Kelly, son of William Kelly and Ellen Bullock, b. 23 January 1830 England, d. 28 June 1900 Detroit, m. 23 Nov 1848 Julia Matthis, daughter of John Matthis and Sarah Moore, b. 1 February 1831, Greenwich, England, d. 8 October 1914 Detroit. They had 10 children, all of whom came to Detroit except William: --William Joseph Kelly, b. and d. dates unknown, fought in Boer War (didn't immigrate) --Julia Kell(e)y, b. and d. dates unknown, married a McCormick --Elizabeth Esther Kell(e)y, b. October 1855 (England), d. bef. 1910, m. ca. 1875 James J. Chapman, b. April 1850 (England), had following children: --James C. Chapman --Allice V. Chapman --William Chapman --John Chapman --Susan Chapman --Lizzie Chapman --Frederick W. Chapman --Benjamin Chapman --John Henry (Harry) Kell(e)y, b. and d. dates unknown --Sarah Keys Kell(e)y, b. ca. 1860 (England), d. aft. 1923, m. ca. 1885 Henry Squires, b. ca. 1847 (England), d. 1923, had following children: --Flora Squires --James Squires --William Squires --Harold Squires --Alfred Squires --Percy Squires --Ruth Squires --Ethel Squires --Frederick William Kell(e)y, b. 30 March 1863 (Greenwich, England), d. 13 December 1931 (Kankakee Co., IL), m. 7 February 1888 (Detroit) Emma Auguste Albertine Ziervogel, b. 22 June 1866 (Pommerania), d. 23 January 1939, had following children (these are my great-grandparents): --Frederick William Kelley --Charles Edwin Kelley --Walter Albert Kelley (my grandfather) --Margaret Lola Arent Kelley (she was adopted) --Angus Edward Kell(e)y, b. October 1865 (England), d. ca. 1932, m. ca. 1888 Annie (unknown), had following children: --William Kelley --Florence Kelley --Selena Sofia (Nellie) Kell(e)y, b. ca. 1868 (England), m. a Miller --Sophia Kell(e)y, b. April 1870, d. 21 June 1941(Detroit), m. ca. 1890 Peter Burger, b. (Germany), d. 2 March 1893 (Detroit), had one child: --Raymond Burger --James Leonard Kell(e)y, b. June 1871 (England), d. bef. 1920, m. Agnes Looman, b. February 1871 (Michigan), had following children: --Harvey L. Kelley --Frances J. Kelley --Ralph O. Kelley Merry Christmas! Liz Kelley Kerstens, CGRS Ancestor Detective, creator of Clooz--the electronic filing cabinet for genealogical records http://www.ancestordetective.com

I am looking for: Thomas Kelly born: Columbus Ohio approx. 1840's ?? married Sarah Kane. Born: Limmerick Ireland. approx. 1840's ?? Children: Margaret Kelly born: 1869, Mcgregor Iowa Alice Kelly Ellen Kelly Any information would be greatly appreciated Michael Ferris

Have searched for many years for James Herschel KELLEY b. about 1904-05, Athens, TN? Parents UNK.Had sister named Pauline. if there were other siblings they are UNK. Married Winifred LaRose HEDGE, May 17, 1922, place UNK. Moved from Athens, TN to Richmond, VA sometime after a child was born in 1923. I have not found any records of any kind on this man or his family except a divorce of him and his wife Winifred. Is there anyone out there that please help me. I do know he was a lynotypist at the time he was in Athens as he worked for The Athenian. Thanks in advance Jean RoladexMOM@aol.com

Just a word here.......It is my understanding that our Kelly family was O"Kelley in Ireland, Kelley here in many records. It is said that my grandfather Marcus L Kelly is the maverick that dropped the second E. Some disagree but it is an example of what you can expect in research. Marie ---------- From: Paula Ward <pward@express-news.net> To: KELLEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: KELLY, Pvt. George W., Co. H, 10th Indiana Cavalry, U.S. CivilWar Date: Monday, December 07, 1998 9:07 PM Just want to remind everyone, since reading Greg's message, that this list IS for the KELLY surname, as well as KELLEY, O'KELLY and even KELLIE. This list was created in January 1996 for KELLEY and any spelling variation, as described in the RootsWeb surname list. In my own family we have the name spelled both ways (KELLY and KELLEY) and some records even have the name spelled both ways on one record. Greg, you may just find your connection right here on this list. Happy Hunting! Paula Kelley Ward San Antonio, Texas pward@express-news.net "Genealogy is the art of confusing the dead and irritating the living.” ---------- > From: Greg Reeves <greg@rapidnet.com> > To: KELLEY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: KELLY, Pvt. George W., Co. H, 10th Indiana Cavalry, U.S. CivilWar > Date: Monday, December 07, 1998 3:44 PM > > Hi List! > > I'm new to your list and intend only to stay briefly; I have no > ancestors (that I know of) with the KELLEY surname... > > However, I *would* like very much to converse "off-list" w/ > anyone who might have a Private George W. KELLY," Co. > H, 10th Indiana Cavalry (125th Volunteer Infantry)" during the > U.S. Civil War in their family. Here's why: > ==== KELLEY Mailing List ==== Mailing List Archives for the KELLEY list and other RootsWeb Lists: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl USGenWeb Archives: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ ----------

Getting my ancestors mixed up. Samuel Kelley died in Greenville, SC in 1819.

My most wanted Kelley is still Samuel, died in 1819 in Granville, SC. Date and place of birth are unknown, but since his daughter married in 1785, he was presumably born before 1750. His wife was Maryann Kelley, maiden name unknown. He had at least two daughters (mentioned in his will). One, name unknown, married a Forrester, had a son Samuel who was still a minor when Samuel Kelley died. His other daughter Elizabeth married James Gooch.

I am looking for Caroline Kelley, who married Matthew Shea in Chicopee (near Springfield), MA in 1861. She is listed as being born either in Ireland or England (depending on which source you go by), and was 22 when she was married. Her parents were Luke Kelly and Elizabeth Sidebottom. No document I have says anything further than the country name (and those, as you see, are inconsistant). I can't find any shipping records that match her yet. Any suggestions gladly accepted :) Caroline: http://www.geocities.com/~janeshea/myshea/6-1.html Lisa's Irish/English Kelly Notes: http://www.geocities.com/~janeshea/myshea/kelly.html Lisa

My most wanted Kelly would be my GGrandparents,I have limited information on them.They would be Either John or Hugh Kelley and Mary Garvey ,Waterford County,They were the parents of John J. Kelly, Bridget/Della (Kelly) Conway, Ellen or Helen (Kelly) Hughes,and possibly several more siblings all likely born in the late 1860s to the 1880s. John J.I know migrated to Rhode Island, and it appears the rest of the family may have gone to Michigan.But I can not find any data on them there. If anything sounds familiar,mail lets see if we have a connection. *************************************************************** John and Sally Kelly jak@brainiac.com When It's Springtime in the Rockies

Hi List. I apologize. I had the dates wrong on an earlier posting. I have now found my notes. There were two Kelly's married in Adair Co. ,Ky. prior to 1900. They are: Hugh Kelly married Saley Taylor, 1862 John Kelly married Hillena S. Leach, 1868 These marriages are on file. You can get copies of the marriage bond. Prior to marriage of Hugh, he was living in the household of a Goodwin. Appeantly, they were cabinet makers. At this time, I don't know if Hugh was endentured? or not. He was born in Belfast according to his marriage bond. I also found Hugh Kelly on a Ky Civil War Roster. Also, I will have to find my Russell Co.,Ky notes, but I beleive their was a younger William Kelly living here at around the same time. I hope this helps someone. Sharon

I am seeking information on Moses Kelley/Kelly born near Baltimore MD 13 May 1799. We believe that his father's name was Thomas. The name of the father we were able to get from the Mormon records in Nauvoo. Moses married first Barbara Arnold, second Laura Burgess. No records found. Marcia

These are my most wanted Kelley's! Rev. William (Billy) Kelley b. abt 1807 in South Carolina. He probably had a sister Jane Kelley who married James Burroughs, and a brother, Owen Kelley who married (1) Louesa Addison (2) Harriet Guest. William married Sarah (Sallie) Frazier who was born abt 1809 in North Carolina. They lived in Pickens County near Walhalla in South Carolina. One of their sons was born near Westminister, SC on their way to GA. Between 1844 and 1848 they moved to Franklin County, GA. They were in the Franklin County, GA census of 1850. By 1860, they were living in Habersham County. This part of Habersham later became Stephens County, GA. Rev. Kelley was a pastor of Zebulon Baptist Church in 1867 and 1876; he was the Moderator Pro-tem and first pastor of the Old Toccoa Baptist Church; a pastor at the Eastanollee Baptist Churchand the Carnes Creek Baptist Church. William and Sallie had the following children: I. Sanford b. 1830 m. Nancy Dowis in 1853. ii. John A. b. 1833 iii. Martha b. 1836 iv. Mary b. 1838 v. William b. 1840 vi. Thomas D.b. 1842 and d. 1865 in Elmira, NY vii. Sarah F. b. 1844 married David W. Henderson 1867 viii. James B. b. 1845 married Mary E. Poole 1868 ix. Henry N. b. 1846 married Cynthia Fowler 1873 x. Albert b. 1848 married Susan J. Williams 1875 xi. Francis M. b. 1852 xii. Freeman H. If you recognize any of these people, please contact Beth Sumpter at: Beth_Sumpter@Emory.org Thanks! Beth

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_913150864_boundary Content-ID: <0_913150864@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Sorry to have been so generic in my previous subject line, here is a re-post of my message of two days ago. Good idea to be more specific. --part0_913150864_boundary Content-ID: <0_913150864@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: JLNewkirk@aol.com Return-path: <JLNewkirk@aol.com> To: KELLEY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Most Wanted Kellys Date: Sat, 5 Dec 1998 19:11:53 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Hi and Happy Holidays to all, I have found a bit more on our lost Kellys since I posted to the list, and some of what I thought I knew turns out to be incorrect. First, we have 1. WILLIAM D.1 KELLY was born in Ireland. He married MARY CASEY OR COREY, also b. Ireland. Child of WILLIAM KELLY and MARY COREY is: 2. i. MICHAEL C.2 KELLY, b. 04 June 1855, Elgin, IL or St. Paul, MN; d. 04 October 1920, Greenwood, Cass Co., NE. Generation No. 2 2. MICHAEL C.2 KELLY (WILLIAM D.1)1 was born 04 June 1855 in Elgin, IL or St. Paul, MN, and died 04 October 1920 in Greenwood, Cass Co., NE. He married MARY KELEHER2,3, daughter of PATRICK KALAHER and NORA NESTOR. More About MICHAEL C. KELLY: Cause of Death: crushing injury left chest and other injuries, struck by CBO 2 train at Greenwoo More About MARY KELEHER: Cause of Death: fracture of base of skull and other injuries, struck by CBO 2 train at Greenwood Child of MICHAEL KELLY and MARY KELEHER is: i. EDWARD3 KELLY, b. Greenwood, Cass Co., NE. Notes for EDWARD KELLY: was attending Notre Dame University in 1920 Endnotes 1. Certificate of Death NE # 11155. 2. Certificate of Death NE # 11154. 3. History of the State of Nebraska, A. T. Andreas, 1882. Connected to this family somehow is . MOLLY1 FITZGERALD was born in Ireland. She married WILLIAM KELLY, b. Ireland.. Notes for WILLIAM KELLY: May have died in Colorado working in the mines. Child of MOLLY FITZGERALD and WILLIAM KELLY is: i. MARY THERESA2 KELLY1, b. 23 October 1888, Greenwood, Cass Co., NE; d. 27 November 1964, Omaha, Douglas Co., NE; m. CHARLES LEROY WHITE. More About MARY THERESA KELLY: Cause of Death: bleeding gastric ulcer w/ pneumoniti & CHF Endnotes 1. Certificate of Death, Nebraska #64 12865. Mary Theresa is listed as the daughter of Michael and Mary, and claimed to be the daughter of William and Mary, with Mary marrying her brother in law Michael after the death of her husband. She was raised by Mary and Michael, and was undoubtably related to them, but we're just not sure of the connection yet. It is probable that Michael and William were brothers, perhaps twins. There were probably other children in each of these families, except that of Mary and Michael, who raised only Mary Theresa and Edward. Thanks for wading through all of this, I hope we find some other branches of this tree. Happy Holidays, Jo Newkirk-Hornecker --part0_913150864_boundary--

Merry Christmas I am looking for any connections to Michael Joseph Kelly born 1884 in Ireland to Michael Kelly and Catherine Toomey. Came to the US around 1895.(His age may be off as his marriage license lists his birth as 1879). he settled in NYC around E 70th St He married Marie Comerford in 1909. They had five children between 1910 and 1918. Catherine, Mary, Michael, Nancy and Alice. They ended up on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx and I know there were relatives on Fordham Rd. I am looking for .........a Dennis Kelly who was a witness to the wedding of Michael and Maria in 1909......... A John Kelly and an Anna Kelly show up as godparents to my father, Michael John Kelly, born in 1914 and baptized at All Saints RC Church in NYC Any connections? Thanks

My MOST WANTED KELLEY is Benjamin KELLEY b c 1772 NYS says 1850 Census. d aft 1850 PA probably Wayne Co. since he resided there. He married Mary HOEL, dau of Daniel HOEL. Benj/Mary had a dau. E Mahala b 1808 In Cayuga Co., NY and other children born in Honesdale, Wayne Co., PA: Nancy J. b 1822 m Isaac TURNER; Martha; Robert b 1831 Salem, PA A Benj. KELLEY Jr. owned and operated a tannery in Tresslerville, Wayne Co., PA in 1822, and began another tannery in the 1830's. I believe this is Benjamin 's son, probably born in NYS. E. Mahala KELLEY m Ambrose BUCKINGHAM 1827. One of their dau., Mary Emma b c 1834 Paupack, PA, wrote several books (under the name of Emma May). Other daus. of Mahala and Ambrose were: Susan b 1840 m WARDELL; ? m Geo. CHAPMAN; ? m ? DALE. I realize there were other KELLEY families in the Wayne Co. area, but would appreciate hearing from anyone who might be interested in either of these families to see if there might be a cross-over between them. My KELLEY family were Presbyterians. The BUCKINGHAM family orig. came from England to Connecticut.

I hope the list will not mind a suggestion. Please consider putting the persons name, date and location in the subject line. Many of you have just put "most wanted Kelly or Kelley" and because I am on so many lists and also trying to get ready for Christmas I have been forced to delete all of those emails without reading. I hate to do it but I just have so little time that I can not afford to use it sifting through every KELLEY/KELLY post. Thank you very much for your time. Merry Christmas!

My most wanted is A. J. Kelly, my great-grandfather. Here's what I know: >From Civil War Pension Application dated 1895, A. J. Kelley stated that he was 64 years old and that he had enlisted in Co. B of the 34th Regiment NC Infantry at Shelby, NC in July, 1861. In a second application dated 1901 he stated that he enlisted at "Lincon, North Carolina" (I assume Lincoln Co) in July, 1861. He was wounded at Drury's Bluff VA and as a consequence he lost his right arm. Following the war, he married Rebecca C. (last name unknown) and lived in the Rome, GA area until moving to Arkansas aorund 1891. He was a Baptist preacher. A. J. died in Arkansas in 1920. Both of his pension applications spelled his name KELLEY; however, the family Bible belonging to my grandfather spells the name KELLY. Children of Andrew Jackson and Rebecca C. Kelly: Jane (married ______ Wilson) John Henry Barney Kelly m. Martha Elizabeth Orear Elias Layfette Kelly Martha (?) Lula Kelly If anyone has run across any of these names, please let me know. Linda

Hello Kellys, It seems that most of you out there are American which I'm not. I must say that the list hasn't been much of help to me because it seems to concentrate on America but, with Christmas in mind, I decided to give it another try. So please have a look into your files and see if you have any information for me. I've traced back my roots to the above mentioned Machiel Kelly, he was born the 2nd of november 1785 in Amsterdam and died on the 17th of december 1859 in Ruinerwold, both in the Netherlands. Thanks to Mike Kelly from Australia I've also got information on a JOHN KELLY he was in the British Army and probably in the service of William of Orange as he moved to The Netherlands sometime prior to 1700. Any information on these Kellys and their ancestors is more then welcome. I still don't know if there is a link between these two but sure would like to find out. If you have information on other Kellys that moved to The Netherlands prior to 1785 that would be welcome too. Thanks and regards, Bert Kelly, b.kelly@nl.cordena.com

Hi cuzins, Looking for info on Frances C. KELLY [Jan 19, 1834 Surry Co., NC-d. Nov 29, 1920Dalton, Whitfield Co., GA], daughter of Thomas Davis & Phebe C. [BRYAN] KELLY, married Cicero D. MCCUTCHEN [b.c.1825 GA]. Cicero wa a lawyer, Senator, & in 1880 census he was Judge of Suprerior Court in Whitfield County. they lived in Dalton. Known children [all born in GA] of Cicero & Frances were: 1. Carrie B. [b.c 1856]. 2. Laura K. [b. May 1858]. 3. Fannie [b. Dec 31, 1861]. 4. Jennie [b.c.1867]. 5. May [b.c.1871]. 6. Cicero D., Jr. [b.c. 1875]. 7. Frank K. [b.c.1879]. Siblings of Frances C. [KELLY] MCCUTCHEN were: 1. Thomas Lafayette KELLY [b. 28 Nov 1824 NC-d. 14 Aapr 1904 GA] was a physician . 2. Clarentine L. KELLY [b.c. 1827 NC] married [ 1846 Wilkes Co., NC] H. Boughdant JOHNTSON [b. NC-d. GA]. 3. Delphia U. KELLY [b.c. 1829 NC]. 4. Laura A. KELLY [b. July 2, 1834 NC-d. Sept 10, 1912Whitfield Co., GA] School teacher & probably never married. 5. Eugena KELLY [ may have been Mary] [b.c.1839 NC] married [GA] Mr. BITTING. 6. John A. KELLY [b.c 1841 NC]. Eugena had a daughter Dell BITTING who married a Mr SATTERFIELD & was living in Dalton, GA in 1828. Any info on descendants and/or ancestors will be appreciated. Will share info. Where are these cousins? Bashak@aol.com Barb & Bill

Does anyone have a copy of, or know anything about, the book listed below? Youngblood, Delois Kelley: RESEARCH AND REMEMBRANCES OF YOUNGBLOOD, MARTIN, PERRY, MANN, KELLEY, McKINNEY, McWHORTER. Charlotte, N.C.: Dekey Publisher, 179 pp. History and genealogy of this Pickens County, South Carolina family. Thank you, Pam

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------2D21A9228DB407DBDEE33C4E Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I'm not having any luck making any connections but here's something I came across on another list that might help someone else. -- Peggy (Kelley) Holt Digging up Dead Relatives: Alexander, Carsten, Castleberry, Finnberg, Frerichs, Goerling, Broadaway, Ingram, Kelley, Magrill, McFarland, Shackelford, Tubbs, Wilken --------------2D21A9228DB407DBDEE33C4E Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from bl-14.rootsweb.com (bl-14.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.30]) by mailhost.onramp.net (8.8.7/8.8.7) with ESMTP id PAA26254; Mon, 7 Dec 1998 15:52:17 -0600 (CST) Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-14.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id NAA15364; Mon, 7 Dec 1998 13:35:36 -0800 (PST) Resent-Date: Mon, 7 Dec 1998 13:35:36 -0800 (PST) Message-Id: <199812072141.QAA21213@smtp3.mindspring.com> Comments: Authenticated sender is <jha@mindspring.com> From: "Jeannette H. Austin" <jha@mindspring.com> Old-To: "Announcement"<jha@atl.mindspring.com> Date: Mon, 7 Dec 1998 16:39:00 +0000 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7BIT Subject: Names in GA Bible Records Priority: normal X-mailer: Pegasus Mail for Win32 (v2.54) Resent-Message-ID: <"5vJhXD.A.PtD.coEb2"@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: RESEARCH-HOWTO-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: RESEARCH-HOWTO-L@rootsweb.com Reply-To: RESEARCH-HOWTO-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <RESEARCH-HOWTO-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/6877 X-Loop: RESEARCH-HOWTO-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: RESEARCH-HOWTO-L-request@rootsweb.com C193. GEORGIA BIBLE RECORDS by Jeannette Holland Austin, $38.50. 538 pp., indexed, paper. This collection of Georgia Bible Records contains an itemized list of the births, marriages, and deaths found in approximately 1,000 family bibles! Included are Bible records of some of Georgia's first settlers and prominent figures, as well as records of ordinary individuals, some of whom migrated to or from other States. Many of the records were sent to the complier over a twenty-year period, while o thers she copied from Bibles located in the Georgia State Archives and the University o f Georgia Library or from genealogical publications. The collection opens the period from early 1700s to 1900s. Some 20,000 persons are named. Bibles listed: Charles Abercrombie, John Abercrombie, Levi Abbet, Adams, Benjamin Adams, Sr., Curtis Adams, Elbert B. Adams, Hopewell Adams, James Adams, James Anthony Adams of Talbot Co., Mrs. John Hurst Adams, L. T. Adams, Samuel Adams of Twiggs Co., Thomas Adams, Isaac Davis Aderhold, James L. Aldridge, Arva Allen, George H. Allen, Julia Allen, Alley, Joseph Alexander, W. V. Almand, Elijah Amos, Jr., John Anderson, John Priar Anderson, Benjamin Andrew, Joseph Ansley, John Archer, Daniel D. Arden, Thomas Arden, Daniel Arlington, Samuel Armistead, Clement Hall Ashford, Fredick Ashmore of Lincoln Co., Franklin Askin, Jesse R. Atkinson, Jeannette Austin of Riverdale, Martin Ayres, John W. Bacon of Lexington, James Daniel Bailey, Warren Bailey, James Biard, Jonathan Baker, Isaac K. Baldree, John Bale, James Ballard, John Ballard, John Wesley Ballard, Whorton Fletcher Ballard, Simeon Banks of Bulloch Co., John Barefield, Grover C. Barfield, Jr. of Columbus, Ga., Sampson F. Barfield, James Barnard, B. M. Barnes of Jackson, Ephraim Barnes, William Gordon Barnes, John Barnes, William Gordon Barnes, Albert Benton Barron, William Robert Barry, Daniel Bartlett, Edward Ezekiel Bass of Milledgeville, W. A. N. Bass, Wesley Arnold Bass, Joseph G. Bates of Atlanta, Simeon Augustus Beauchamp, Samuel Beckham, Warner Lee Bell, William Bembry, Asa Bennett, Isaac Henry Bentley, William Green Bentley, W. W. Berry, J. T. Berryhill, Joseph Billups, J. W. Bingham, Benajah Birdsong, Simeon Bishop, Elijah Franks Blackshear, Jesse Blackwell, Jesse M. Blair, Joseph Blair, Powell Blair, Coke Blalock, Marshall Hall Bland of Milledgeville, Bledsoe-Shields, Thomas L. Blitch, W. B. Blizzard, John James Penfield Boifeuillet, Bonnell-Lovett, James Henry Bonner, David Francis Bourquin, Owen J. Bowen, Joseph Brackenridge, Joseph Eli Bradbury, John A. Bradley, William Picken Bradley, John Branan, Brannen, Denton Williams Brannen, Hugh Percival Brannen, Jacob Braselton, James L. Brasington, Robert Arvester Braswell, Thomas Young Brent of Monroe, Timothy Brice, Brinson, John Lewis Brooking, Brooks of Houston Co., Maartha Hawkins Brooks, Robert Preston Brooks, William Brooks of Walton Co., Elbert Jackson Brown, Thomas J. Brown, John Brunt, Virginia Sarah Bryan of Chatham Co., Henry Morris Buckner, Dr. J. H. Bullard of Jasper Co., Robert Bullock, William Bullock of Franklin Co., Cherry Landslot Buntz, W. A. Burckhalter, F. K. Burford of Butts Co., Clarence Augusta Burn, David Mitchell Burns, John Milton Burns, William Burns, B. F. Burson of Oconee Co., Isaac Etheldred and Martha Ann Elizabeth Burson, W. T. Burt, George Romlus Burton, Sr., David J. Bush, Emma M. Bush, Thomas Bush, Nathan Bussey, Sr., Margaret Butcher, Richard L. Butt, Ira Bena Calhoun, Starling Camp, Mary and Elizabeth Campbell, Miles Cannon, S. K. Cannon of Lavonia, William Moss Capps, Charles Freeman Carden, Elijah W. Carr, William A. Carr, William David Carrington, Josiah Carter, R. P. Carter, Allen Carver of Coffee Co., Case-Miller, Benjamin F. Caswell, John Caudell of Baldwin Co., Rev. John Caulder of McIntosh Co., Andrew Chambless, Henry Chambless, Jeptha and Susan Chambless, John Chambless, Littleton Chambless of Jones Co., George W. Chamlee, George Chance, James W. Chance, Anthony R. Cheatham, Levi Cheney, Napoleon H. Cheshire, Isaac Chidsey, John E. Chisolm, Arthur Clark of Monroe Co., Hugh McCrainey Clark,James Alston Clark, Montilla Clark, John Clarkson, G. M. Clements, Jesse Clay of Montticello, John Addison Cobb, Elisha Coffee, Collens-Eaton, John Colley, Isaac Cuthbert Collier, Robert Collier of Upson Co., Thomas M. Collins of Paulding Co., William Harrison Combs, James Thomas Comer, Joseph Fletcher Comer b. 1844, Joseph Fletcher Comer, son of Reuben Tally Comer, Joseph Fletcher Comer, Sr., R. T. Comer, Rev. Wilson Conner, James Warren Conolly, Benjamin Aiken Cook, David Cook of Oconee Co., Elijah Cook, James R. Cook, John Cook, Mrs. H. L. Cook, Thomas and Hannah Cook, Thomas Jefferson Cook, William E. Cook, Zadock Cook of Clarke-Oconee Co., Cooper, Thomas H. Cooper, Josiah Cotton, John T. Covey, James C. Covington, Arthur Cox, Mrs. James H. Craig, Jr. of Columbus, John Ross Crane, Henry Crawford of Oglethorpe Co., William H. And Sallie Crawford, William Creighton, Jesse Crenshaw, Pleasant Crenshaw, Crisson of Lumpkin Co., Charles H. Cromwell of Macon, Richard Frederick Crooms, William Crow, Thomas Crowder, Gray Crowe, Robert Francis Crutchfield, P. D. Culler, James Monroe Culpepper, Matthew Gardner Culpepper, John M. Curry, John T. Daniel, J. W. L. Daniel, Duke Atlas Daniell of Clarke Co., Forrest Daniell, James Daniell, Josiah Daniell, Leonidas Franklin Daniell, Robert Daniell, William B. Daniell, John Danielly, Darwin, Godlif Dasher of Effingham Co., Thomas Daugherty, Dr. William Davenport, Alfred B. Davies, Daniel Davis, Joel Colley Davis of Morgan Co., John Morgan Davis, Nathaniel Day, Major Matthew M. Deas, Judge Hilliard Deason, John Deason, Sr. of Jasper Co., Joseph Deason, Sidney Defoor, Lewis J. Deupree, David Dickson, Jesse Hamilton Dickson, William Hugh Dickson, Jacob Dicus, Charles Augustus Dieffenderfer, James Dillard of Elbert Co., James Dillard, Rev. Soldier, T. D. Dismuke, Dr. B. J. 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