In a continuing effort to break down my "Brickwall" I would like to contact anyone with Love family in Georgia. I'm hoping to find information about the 2 sons of James and Elizabeth Love and perhaps their descendants may know the birthplace of James and Elizabeth. James and family are listed in the 1830 US Census of Campbell County Georgia. I believe this is my James as his will was probated there in 1834. I have a copy of the will. He names Elizabeth as his wife and his 2 sons by her. They are Josiah Perre Love and Joseph Crafford Love. The census shows 1 male of the right age to be James, over 60 and under 70. One female is listed as over 40 and under 50. Two males are listed, 1 being under 5 and the other being over 5 but under 10. This fits with the will where James lists them as "my 2 young sons" where he gave them each one third of his estate and one third to his wife. Since Elizabeth was left with 2 sons under 10 years of age and she was under 50 it is safe to believe that she married after James died in 1834 and it may be that the sons were adopted or took the name of the man she married. Fred Love, L.O.M. USAF, Retired __________________________ Genealogy: where you confuse the dead and irritate the living.

Hey Fred - still lookin' but haven't found anything for you. Good hunting, Love, Lou Fred <fred.love@mchsi.com> wrote: In a continuing effort to break down my "Brickwall" I would like to contact anyone with Love family in Georgia. I'm hoping to find information about the 2 sons of James and Elizabeth Love and perhaps their descendants may know the birthplace of James and Elizabeth. James and family are listed in the 1830 US Census of Campbell County Georgia. I believe this is my James as his will was probated there in 1834. I have a copy of the will. He names Elizabeth as his wife and his 2 sons by her. They are Josiah Perre Love and Joseph Crafford Love. The census shows 1 male of the right age to be James, over 60 and under 70. One female is listed as over 40 and under 50. Two males are listed, 1 being under 5 and the other being over 5 but under 10. This fits with the will where James lists them as "my 2 young sons" where he gave them each one third of his estate and one third to his wife. Since Elizabeth was left with 2 sons under 10 years of age and she was under 50 it is safe to believe that she married after James died in 1834 and it may be that the sons were adopted or took the name of the man she married. Fred Love, L.O.M. USAF, Retired __________________________ Genealogy: where you confuse the dead and irritate the living. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to LOVE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message