William Killgore m. Sarah William Killgore, Jr. m. Anne Higganbotham Robert Greer Killgore m. 1st - Mary Maroney, 2nd - Elizabeth Talley William K. Killgore m. Margaret Barnett Jasper Killgore m. Mary E. Scott Margaret Kilgore m. Martin A. Smith Emory Smith m. Katherine Brown Me (Donna, I'm Barbara Lee, too.) All were from Georgia, and those living in the early 1800s (and since) lived near the Georgia/Alabama border in Carroll Co., Georgia, Tallapoosa, Haralson Co., Georgia, and Muscadine, Cleburne Co., Alabama. For those of you interested in this line, you might check out Allen Atkinson's FTM Home Page at http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/t/k/Allen-D-Atkinson/index.html. Alan has spent many years researching this line, and I was very lucky to find him. It's been such a long time since we've heard from him, Randy might say that a gentleman of his advanced age no longer has the strength or stamina for the rowdy activities associated (indeed, required) with being a member of this list. Personally, I really think Tammy has something here .... >>>>>>Did I see someone say something about mooning?????? in purple pokey dot shorts...hummmm....well that should make OLD Allen Atkinson feel like the incredible hunk in tin foil while delivering pizza to the wagon train and doing the quiverdance on the pickle flute while watching the all-girl-porta-potty-echo-and -percussion show respectfully in his purple boxer shorts while howling and mooning.. Old Allen Atkinson must be one heck of a guy...:):) <<<<<< Jerry, >>>>I certainly hope this keeps Randy off of my case, his pickle flute is out of tune and I do not think he knows it is, LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!<<<<<<< It's good to know that you're around to keep Randy in line! Nothing worse than an out of tune pickle flute tooter! Stay well, everyone, Barbara