I can tell from what you said that you might have your Joseph B. mixed up with my Joseph H. Queen. I can't figure out who "Granson" would be. I know my Joseph H. lived in Clarksville, GA. Joseph had a daughter, Artie E. Queen b. ca 1837. I know her name was Artie from a paper my grgrandmother wrote. She named all Joseph's children. Joseph was her grandfather. Joseph also had a son named William C. Queen and I've always figured this was the Creighton that my grgrandmother named. Joseph & Ursula lived with Wm. C.Queen family in Clarksville on 1870 census. Joseph did have a son named Joe A. Queen b. ca 1828 but I don't know anything about him. It would be real exciting to find where Joseph and Ursula are buried. Ursula disappeared from the 1880 census and Joseph was living with Daniel and Olive (Queen) Colley in DeKalb Co. GA along with my grgrandmother. Vicki ----- Original Message ----- From: <JRedmondsr@aol.com> To: <QUEEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 21, 2000 11:51 AM Subject: [QUEEN] Joseph B. Queen's Grandfather > Good news I Hope > Just found out this morning that William L. Queen is Joseph B. Queen's > grandfather. Joseph's father was Granson (spelling may not be just correct) > Queen buried in Cool Springs Church cemetery in Clarksville, Ga. Joseph's > brother was Craton/Cranton, sister was A.E.Queen. > Now to justify this and plan a visit to the Cool Springs Cemetery in > Clarksville. > > Any comments or justification on this is welcomed. Been fifteen years > searching for this. This information was setting under my nose. Come from > elderly lady who is kin here in Ga. > > Jimmy O. Redmond, Sr. > >