This is all I have on Caleb, if anyone has more or a link to the Sapp family, I would appreciate your posting.-Bill Family Group Record ============================================================ ============== Husband: unk. Sapp - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- ============================================================ ============== Wife: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- ============================================================ ============== Children ============================================================ ============== 1 M Caleb Sapp Birth: bef 1783 Death: aft 1799? Burial: Marriage: CHILD NOTES: Caleb Sapp General(1): Served in the Militia from 13 Feb. to 6 Mar. 1799 under Capt. John Hampton. A.A.6756; X1948. SOURCES 1. pp. 844, South Carolina Roster. ============================================================ ----- Original Message ----- From: RON WILLIAMS <retfc2@yahoo.com> To: <SAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 14, 1999 3:05 PM Subject: caleb > I AM SEARCHING FOR CALEB SAPP'S PARENTS AND PLACE OF BIRTH. HE DIED IN > CAMDEN CO. GA. IN 1805. HIS SONS WERE JOHN, CALEB JR. AND DARLING > SAPP. ANY ONE OUT THERE HAVE THE ANSWER TO MY GGGGG GRAND PA'S IDENTY? > > THANKS > ANN W. RETFC2@YAHOO.COM > _________________________________________________________ > >

I AM SEARCHING FOR CALEB SAPP'S PARENTS AND PLACE OF BIRTH. HE DIED IN CAMDEN CO. GA. IN 1805. HIS SONS WERE JOHN, CALEB JR. AND DARLING SAPP. ANY ONE OUT THERE HAVE THE ANSWER TO MY GGGGG GRAND PA'S IDENTY? THANKS ANN W. RETFC2@YAHOO.COM _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

I apologize for the inconvenience, but I knew I would goof this up somewhere. When I asked if anyone wanted a copy of the Extracted Files, I forgot to mention that you should let me know the family, I have five-seven lists I manage to goof up from time to time. If you get mail asking for the name of the family, that is why. Sorry-Bill

I'm sorry, but I don't have the marriages for FL. Sorry for the inconvenience.-Bill

I have extracted the following files and if you want a copy, just e-mail me with the ones you want. Some of the files are quite large, 100KB or more, and if you use Juno, you can't handle attachments. If you can use PKZip files, that will make it a lot easier. If you don't know what PKZip is, you can't handle them. If the files are to large for you, contact me and we will try to make some kind of arrangement. Sapp Marriages 17XX-185X--KY, NC, TN, VA, WV, IL, IN, OH, GA, FL, SC. Zip file=44.8KB Text=227KB Sapp Mortality 1850-1880 US Census Zip file=9.49KB Text=65KB -Bill

Forwarded by listowner: John is the listowner for Richmond Co, GA, USGENWEB ----- Original Message ----- From: <JohnR238@aol.com> To: <sapp-l@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 30, 1999 5:10 PM Subject:Georgia Consolidated Census Index > I have completed the compillation of a Georgia Consolidated Census Index > and it is now available on CD-ROM. > > Like my Pennsylvania Census Index, this index contains names across all > census years with an emphasis on the earlier census records. It contains > the name, census year, and county where the name is found. > > This index is most useful in looking for ancestors who were born in > Georgia, but you do not know the county. The Georgia Census Index is not as > extensive as the PA one, but it does contain approx. 400,000 names. > > The index is available for $12 including postage and handling through > August 31st. If ordering, and you'd like a second FREE copy for a genealogy > or > local library, let me know and I will include it at no charge. > > Email me at JohnR238@aol.com and I will hold one for you. > > John Rigdon > Eastern Digital Resources > PO Box 1451 > Clearwater, SC 29822-1451 - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------

Obediah Sapp b.3-27-1839 (possibly Tn) d. 12-24-1868 Frio Co. Texas. Any connections, anyone? RETFC2@aol.com wrote: > CALEB SAPP DIED 1805 IN CAMDEN CO GA. HE IS THE FATHER OF JOHN, CALEB JR., > AND DARLING. THIS INFO IS IN CAMDEN CO COURTHOUSE IN DEED BOOK F. PAGE 322. > A. WILLIAMS > > ==== SAPP Mailing List ==== > Search the Web for other Genealogical sites at:Cyndi's List - "The serious genealogist's starting place on the Web" > http://www.cyndislist.com/

Glad some of you guys were able to get PAF 4.0, they are supposed to have it on CD's sometime next year, the program will still be free, but you have to pay for the S & H. I don't use it, but I had just purchased a copy of PAF 3.0, because some of you use it and to make sure that I can trade data with you, when we have info to exchange. I use Family Origins, but I do like the new PAF. I also have FTM 6.0, for the same reason, can't miss any chances. I only had a problem with one file, and that was with FTM, so I got a copy of that. Usually there is not any problem exchanging files with Gedcom, but some of us aren't as good with exchanging data, and you can be surprised with what you get sometime. It is very hard to be compatible with everyone, my wife continually reminds me of that.:>)-Bill

CALEB SAPP DIED 1805 IN CAMDEN CO GA. HE IS THE FATHER OF JOHN, CALEB JR., AND DARLING. THIS INFO IS IN CAMDEN CO COURTHOUSE IN DEED BOOK F. PAGE 322. A. WILLIAMS

The earliest known Sapp in my Spears Line is: Henry Sapp, born abt. 1746, died 29 October 1829 in Bibb/Twiggs County Georgia. He married Remellesant Unknown before 1776. Remellesant Unknown was born abt. 1736 and died (the same day as her husband) 29 October 1829 in Bibb/Twiggs County Georgia. Any additional information concerning the above named, such as children, parents, or fill in the unknown; or verification of the above information from your source would be appreciated. Herschell R. Spears Yantis, Texas E-mail hebe@peoplescom.net @peoplescom.net

----- Original Message ----- From: Herschell & Betty Spears <hebe@peoplescom.net> To: <SAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 1999 8:02 PM Subject: Earliest known Sapp > The earliest known Sapp in my Spears Line is: > > Henry Sapp, born abt. 1746, died 29 October 1829 in Bibb/Twiggs County Georgia. He >married Remellesant Unknown before 1776. Remellesant Unknown was born abt. 1736 >and died (the same day as her husband) 29 October 1829 in Bibb/Twiggs County >Georgia. ================================================ Herschell & Betty, this is all that I have on Henry above, and I too am looking for any of his children. I do not have proof that his father is as given, but I believe it to be true.-Bill Family Group Record ============================================================ ============== Husband: Henry SAPP RS - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Birth: abt 1745 NC? Death: OCT 29 1829 Twiggs Co, GA Marriage: abt 1764 NC? Father: John SAPP Capt/Major (b abt 1718)(see above note) Mother: ============================================================ ============== Wife: Remilson - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------- Birth: 1736 NC? Death: OCT 29 1829 Twiggs Co, GA ============================================================ ============== Children ============================================================ ============== Prepared JUL 13 1999 by: William L. Boulineau W11366 Cty Rd I Antigo, WI 54409-8600 715-627-4105 ============================================================ ============== FAMILY NOTES Marriage(1): HUSBAND NOTES: Henry SAPP RS Birth(2): General(3,4,5): A Revolutionary war hero. From:Historical Collections of Georgia, third edition, by the Rev. George White, M.A., New York, Pudney & Russel, , publishers, 1855, pp656-657; HENRY SAPP, a Revolutionary hero, died in this county (Twiggs) on the 29th of October, 1829, aged 83; and on the same day, REMILSON SAPP, his wife, at 93. This venerable pair were married several years previous to the Revolution, and lived in the happy fruition of domestic life for the period of sixty-five years. The remarkable coincidence of their dissolution within a few hours of each other, seemed to be in accordance with their mutual desire, expressed a short time before death. As a soldier and a patriot, enduring the arduous struggle of the Revolution, and as a citizen during the long period which has since elapsed, Mr. Sapp was emphatically an honest man, "the noblest work of God." -------------------- This is quoted exactly from the pages cited.-Bill Henry Sapp is shown as a fortunate drawer, from Twiggs Co., in the 1820 GA Land Lottery, getting lot #128, district 27, for Early Co., which is listed as Reverted, and in Walton Co., lot #159, district 3, which was granted on 12/11/1823. WIFE NOTES: Remilson Birth(6): Death(4): General(3): SOURCES 1. Historical Collections of Georgia, Rev. George White, M. A., 1855. pp656-657. 2. Ibid. pp656-657. 3. Reconstructed 1790 Georgia Census. 4. Historical Collections of Georgia, Rev. George White, M. A., 1855. 5. pp. 844, South Carolina Roster. Served twenty days in the militia as a footman from 13 February to 6 March 1779 under Captain John Hampton. A.A.6759; X1950. 6. Historical Collections of Georgia, Rev. George White, M. A., 1855. pp656-657.

John, I've been gone, too. I did get PAF 4.0 installed and picking up the 2.31 data. Haven't had much time to use it, though. Thanks, Jackie

Hi Bill and Jackie, Bill, Thanks for the heads-up on PAF4 being available for a free download. I am a long-time PAF 2.31 and PAF 3.0 user, so was anxious to try version 4. It is *BEAUTIFUL*. (we just got back from a 2-weeks vacation, and my mails have piled up is why I am so late in answering this). I created a new PAF4 directory to download into, but the program created its own directory during the installation. Thats OK. You are correct, don't download or install into your PAF3 directory, that might create problems. Jackie, from my briefly reading the instructions, this program reads PAF3 files directly, but earlier PAF files, and foreign files (non-PAF) must be converted. There are instructions (on your computer), using the IMPORT command. Relatively easy. I downloaded and installed PAF4, and then thought I would import a PAF3 file to it. No Need. It just went over to my PAF3 directory, and read the file I asked for, didn't need to convert it or anything. (Apparently you do have to convert PAF 2.31 files) To me, it looks like a very nice revision. It seems to be about the same content wise, but the display is a very slick Windows version, where PAF3 was still a DOS-looking affair. It does have a modified register printout capability, that I don't remember from before. It handles graphics and pictures, and and promises a companion printer capability, yet to come. To me, it is a very nice presentation, with the availability to use the mouse or the keyboard, whichever the user desires. I also like the idea of using a program written by the same folks who write the specifications for gedcom files, and who bring us all the wonderful FamilySearch data. It is a much more compact program than Family Tree for Windows. I really like it (as you can probably tell). John At 03:19 PM 6/29/99 EDT, you wrote: >Bill, I did everything it said, I THINK, but when it asked where I wanted the >file to go I put "PAF 4 data" Now that name appears, together with another >that is "PAF 4", but I cannot access the data. So I can't even be sure the >data was converted from 2.31 which I had. I tried to access the "Feedback" >section in LDS for PAF 4, but never could get in yesterday afternoon or >evening. I haven't tried it yet today - and if no one is going to answer me, >I'm not sure what good it will do anyway! >Suggestions will be greatly appreciated. > > >==== SAPP Mailing List ==== >Take a look at your Sapp ancestors at: http://members.aol.com/sapps/genpg/index.html > > > Looking for Odds and Ends "Odd Balls and Dead Ends" John E. Mellick Merritt Island, FL mellick@spacey.net

Daniel Sapp 1712-1815 married Miss Louderman 8 sons...Adam, Ross, benjamin,Westly,Daniel, Joshua, John, Jacob 1 daughter...unknown John F. Sapp 2-7-1837- 1920 married Mary F. Avery had Mamie Sapp 2nd marriage--Anne E. Harmon..birth and death unknown (my great grandmother) need info had twins...one died..the other Anne Ollie Sapp 1870 ? d. 3-1950 (my grandmother) Reese Sapp b. ? Anne Ollie Sapp married J.W. Vidler had Ivy M. Vidler b. 1904 Myrtle A. Vidler b. 1901? Johns brother...Jacob Sapp 2nd.----b. 1835 (civil war vet) married Millie Goldsmith 6 children...Fanny, Emma, Anna, William, Owen, Albert 2nd marriage...Catherine Rachel? Yachel? Yackel? 6 children...Abija, Henry, Samuel, Edward, ?.. Evelyn Jabob 1rst....1789 Married Isabella Henderson b. 10-26-1790 Married in 1822... 2nd marriage...Justina Flowers b 7-18-1796 married in 1827 her father...John Flowers b. 1753 more info...Sapp marriages Zion Luthurn Church....Baltimore, Md. Catherine Sapp married Joseph P. ? unreadable 1801 Frederick Sapp married Mary Fifer..dec. 1801 Henry Sapp married Mary Gorden...may 2, 1830 Jacob Sapp married Isabella Henerson 1790 Justina Flowers 1796 (2nd wife) William Sapp married Sarah Harrison 9-25-1813 thats all i have....more later i hope... wolfdrmer4@aol.com

Hello, Here are some Sapp marriages from Vermilion Co., IL. 1826-1877 Sapp, Elijah Thomas, Alley (Asa & Elener Thomas, parents) mar. 19 Jun 1831 Sapp, Noah Jennings, Eliza (S. Jennings, Fa) mar. 11 Mar 1832 Ludington, John Q. A. Sapp, Clarissa mar. 22 May 1851 Sapp, Alexander Chandler, Ida E. (under 16y, Lewis A. Chander, Fa) mar. 29 Oct 1871 Sapp, George Dennis, Sarah (Elizabeth Johnson, Mo; H. A. Johnson, ?) mar. 11 mar 1866 Lyon, David Sapp, Alice mar. 7 Jul 1867 Evett, John H. Sapp, Eleanor mar. 2 Dec 1855 Deprest, James B. (John B. Rogers?) Sapp, Matilda mar. 19 Oct 1867 Henthorn, William L. Sapp, Rebecca mar. 25 Dec 1853 Hope this helps someone....Some of these are my line. Daryl Bruner

Some of you might want to try these two address, I found lots of info, but nothing on my family.:<( -Bill http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/i/l/Joan-M-Wilson/ (Sapp) http://www.gentree.com/ogdi/gentreer.html (search)

The Sapp Cemetery is Located in Pleasant Hill, Pike Co., IL Sorry For not stating in Orig.. post. Mary (Barnes) Schaefer Shopping@madisontelco.com -----Original Message----- From: Jackieveen@aol.com <Jackieveen@aol.com> To: SAPP-L@rootsweb.com <SAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, July 01, 1999 7:43 AM Subject: Pleasant Hill Cemetery I'm sorry, but I don't know where Pleasant Hill is located. Sounds like a nice name that may be in several states. Jackie ==== SAPP Mailing List ==== Search ten years of archived messages at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/roots-l.html

I'm sorry, but I don't know where Pleasant Hill is located. Sounds like a nice name that may be in several states. Jackie

Friends, I found where I made my mistake in trying to convert data from PAF 2.31 to PAF 4.0. When it asked a name for the converted data file, I named it "PAF 4 Data" and it set up a file named that, but no data in it. When I went back and just used the same old "indiv2.dat" for the name, it set up that file WITH the data. Thanks to Bill for all his info trying to help me. Jackie Veen

This was sent to another list, but thought someone might find this useful. I am descended for John & Catherine Sapp. Mary (Barnes) Schaefer shopping@madisontelco.com -----Original Message----- From: Debbie Thomas <athomas@adams.net> To: ILPIKE-L@rootsweb.com <ILPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, June 21, 1999 3:57 PM Subject: [ILPIKE-L] Sapp Cemetery > The Sapp Cemetery was the original burial place for the people of Pleasant Hill. Shortly after Crescent Heights Cemetery opened in Pleasant Hill in 1871, many of the bodies were moved to the new location. > The following list was made by combining a list made by J. L. Laugharn in 1936 and a reading made by Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Lewis in the early 1970's at which time only a few stones were standing. There is no way to tell how many of those listed were moved to Crescent Heights. > >Barton, Uriah d. March 29, 1858 >Barton, Rebecca b. 1796 d. 1856 > (consort of Thomas Barton) >Barton, Rebecca d. 1842 > (daughter of Thomas Barton) >Blackburn, W. H. b. April 5, 1816 > d. April 22, 1865 (Civil War) >Brant, Nancy d. 1863 (39 yrs) wife of John L. Brant >Collard, John J. no dates >Collard, Mary Elizabeth (Barton) d. 1867 > (wife of John J. Collard) >Covington, Elizabeth d. 1864 (37 yrs) >Dodge, Holland d. Sept. 20, 1862 > (25 yr. 7 mo. 20 days) >Dodge, Abigale d. 1862 (33 yrs) > (wife of F. Dodge) >Donovan, Rachel R. (Barnett) d. 1862 (28 yrs) > (wife of Jas.) >Foster, Christopher d. March 25, 1859 >Foster, Ellen (his wife) d. 1855 (44 yrs) >Gresham, James L. d. 1854 (57 yrs) >Gresham, George b. 1827 d. 1856 >Gresham, John W. d. Feb. 27, 1871 > (47 yr. 10 mo. 26 days)---this body > moved to Crescent Heights Cemetery >Hinkle, Isaac d. 1865 (52 yrs) >Holland, Uriah d. 1855 (60 yrs) >Hubbard, Lucinda (Lewis) d. Sept. 14, 1853 > (40 or 44 yrs) >Jackson, Francis d. Nov. 6, 1851 >Jackson, Edmund no dates or age >Jackson, William d. April 26, 1866 (45 yr. 11 mo.) >Jackson, Margaret --daughter of W. & M. C. ---no dates >Jackson, George d. Feb. 11, 1854 > (37 yr. 6 mo. 24 days) >Jackson, Rebecca d. 1852 ( 38 yrs) wife of George >Jackson, William d. March 15, 1861 or 1864 > (59 yr. 11 mo. 14 days) >Jackson, Formand d. 1854 (32 yrs) >Jackson, Madison d. 1864 (33 yrs) >Jackson, Lucinda d. April 28, 1848 (22yr. 2 mo.) >Johnson, Cynthis A. d. Aug. 28, 1851 wife of H. > (27 yr. 2 mo. 9 days) >McLain, Absolom d. Nov. 20, 1864 >McLain, Emily --baby daughter of W. & N. A. --no dates >McLain, Mary E. d. 1868 (34 yrs) wife of Wm. >Sandefeur, Nancy d. 1869 (25 yrs) wife of Jas. >Sandefeur, James d. 1865 (4 yrs) son of Jas. & Nancy >Sapp, John d. Nov. 7, 1861 (78 yr. 8 mo.) >Sapp, Susan d. March 17, 1866 (103 yrs) > (wife of John) >Sapp, Cathrine d. July 25, 1871 (30 yrs) > (wife of John) >Sinklear, Lydia d. Sept. 12, 1869 > (77 yr. 10 mo. 25 days) >Tolbert, Elizabeth d. 1830 (31 yrs) >Walker, Nellie d. 1868 (3 yrs) >Ward, Susan d. March 17, 1868 (21 yrs) > > >Hopefully this may help you out, if you did not find alot on your trip to Sapp Cemetery. >Best of luck in your searches! >Debbie > >to Sapp Cemetery. >Best of luck in your searches! >Debbie > >