In a message dated 2/13/99 4:41:37 PM Central Standard Time, SAPP-D- request@rootsweb.com writes: << My wife is a descendent of Middleton SAPP who lived in Lawrence Co. AL during the mid 1800s. He was reportedly born in Rhea Co. TN the son of John and Winnifred Anderson SAPP. A John SAPP placed an advertisement in the 1797 Augusta Ga. Chronicle stating that he had set up shop in Louisville and offered his services as a clock and watch maker, silver smith, and the repair of surveyors instruments. At this time John was reportedly married to an Elizabeth KING. John and family then removed to Rhea Co TN where John operated a mill. Wife Elizabeth died and he married Winnifred ANDERSON. The family moves to Blount Co. AL in about 1830. Middleton remains in AL but John and Winnifred move to Shelby Co. Texas where he is enumerated on the 1850 census as an 86 year old Clockmaker. Most researchers link this John SAPP to the John SAPP of the 1790 Surry / Stokes Co. NC census. I have recently noticed, however, that the SAPP family of Burke Co. Ga. also married into an ANDERSON family and also had a descendent named Middleton SAPP in about the same time period as our Middleton. Can anyone help to better identify 'John the Clockmaker' ? Thanks Ted & Joyce. >> Dear Ted & Joyce I am also a descendant of this John Sapp by way of his daughter Mary who married Charles Harrison Richards. You have described to a tee what I know of this John Sapp. I know a considerable amount about Mary and her line and of the Sapps who went to Shelby Co. My grandmother was born and raised there as was her father. Her grandfather, John S (Sapp?) Richards is Mary's son. There seems to be no record of old John's death after 1850 in Shelby County and oral history is that he returned to Blount Co AL where he died. I do know that his jeweler's hammer, a very delicate instrument is in the hands of one of his descendants and I hope to get a picture of it. There is a lady in Timpson, Shelby Co, Texas who has studied the Sapps for years. She is not on line but I can get you a phone number if you want to call her. She is also a descendant of Winnifred Anderson. She says Winnifred did not like her step kids and was the subject of tales for generations because she made the stepkids sleep in the chicken koop when her brother came to visit. Mary told her children that she married so young to get away from Winnifred. Don't know how true it all was- my Shelby Co relatives are prone to tall tales, all true of course. I also have some stories about the Sapps from an old newspaper article. John S Richards died and his widow Caroline/Calline/Callie Conway Richards (my 2nd gggm) married BD Sapp in his later years. BD and Calline were both hot tempered folks who didnot get along well and were divorcing when he died. The lawyer took action against the estate because he didn't get paid. Family lore has it that old BD Sapp kept all his considerable riches in an old trunk which he kept locked. Calline did not want him to have his stuff, so she took her shotgun and blew his trunk apart. After that Calline went to live with her son and his family, so my grandma grew up with Calline Conway Richards Sapp. My grandma was a great story teller. I also have doubts about old John's origins and his wife Elizabeth King and/or Elizabeth Sanders. I had noticed those Burke Co GA connections a while back but still don't know what to think Melinda

My wife is a descendent of Middleton SAPP who lived in Lawrence Co. AL during the mid 1800s. He was reportedly born in Rhea Co. TN the son of John and Winnifred Anderson SAPP. A John SAPP placed an advertisement in the 1797 Augusta Ga. Chronicle stating that he had set up shop in Louisville and offered his services as a clock and watch maker, silver smith, and the repair of surveyors instruments. At this time John was reportedly married to an Elizabeth KING. John and family then removed to Rhea Co TN where John operated a mill. Wife Elizabeth died and he married Winnifred ANDERSON. The family moves to Blount Co. AL in about 1830. Middleton remains in AL but John and Winnifred move to Shelby Co. Texas where he is enumerated on the 1850 census as an 86 year old Clockmaker. Most researchers link this John SAPP to the John SAPP of the 1790 Surry / Stokes Co. NC census. I have recently noticed, however, that the SAPP family of Burke Co. Ga. also married into an ANDERSON family and also had a descendent named Middleton SAPP in about the same time period as our Middleton. Can anyone help to better identify 'John the Clockmaker' ? Thanks Ted & Joyce.

<< SAPP-L@rootsweb.com >> I have the following Sapps in my tree and would love to discuss with anybody who has additional information regarding this group of Sapps. Descendants of John Sapp 1 John SAPP ... 2 Darling SAPP 1818 - b in Georgia ....... +Elizabeth Thorton ROWLAND 1818 - b in Georgia ......... 3 Darling SAPP 1849 - 1926 b in Big Muddy, Taylor County, FL d: 1926 ............. +Emaline RICHARDSON 1850 - 1940 b in Clark, Coffee County, AL d: 1940 ......... 3 Ellen Elizabeth SAPP ............. +DEVANE ......... *2nd Husband of Ellen Elizabeth Sapp: ............. +Marion Jackson WOODS ......... 3 Male SAPP ... 2 James Jackson SAPP

-----Original Message----- From: John E. Mellick <mellick@spacey.net>JOHN forgot where he was.:>)-Bill To: Sapp list <SAPP-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, February 11, 1999 1:14 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Which Darling is Your Darling? >With apologies to Mitchell Sapp, who published a list with this title in >the SFA newsletter a few years ago, I'd like to continue it. > >WHICH DARLING IS YOUR DARLING? > >1. Darling SAPP m c1790 Burke Co GA, Sarah ANDERSON. > >2. Darlin SAPP m 25 Dec 1823 Henry Co AL, Christine WARD (Bk 1821-68 p5). > >3. Darling SAPP m 10 Nov 1834 Leon Co FL, Charity ALMONDS. > >4. Darlin SAPP m 17 Feb 1836 Henry Co AL, E. ROWLAND (Bk 1821-68 p25). > >5. Darling SAPP m Elizabeth THORNTON. > >6. Darlington SAPP m 1872 Emeline RICHARDSON. > >No 1 is generally assumed to be the Rev Soldier, b c1760, d c1828 Tattnall >Co GA. He was shown to have several ch born between 1812 and 1816. Is >this reasonable? > >No 2 could be the Darling Sapp, who with Caleb Jr and John Sapp, received >73 cattle from Caleb Sapp Sr's will in 1805 at Camden GA. There was a >Darling Sapp, who along with John Sapp, was found in the 1825 (Dorland?) >and 1830 censuses of Leon Co FL. There were two Darling Sapps in the 1840 >census of Leon Co FL, one b 1790-1800 and one b 1810-1820. > >No 3 Who knows? > >No 4 Who knows? > >No 5 Darling c1818 (ref AFN 112S-HS7) m Elizabeth Thornton born c1818 GA . >Their first child was b AL, all the rest in Taylor Co FL. Darling was s/o >John SAPP, d 1856 Madison Co FL. I wonder if this John may have been one >of the recipients of Caleb's will per No 1 above? In the 1900 census, >Elizabeth stated that 9 of 11 children were living, but their family group >sheet shows 13 children. Could this infer that Darling's first 2 children >were by a different wife, possibly No 3 or No 4? > >No 6 Darling Jr 1845/9-1926 s/o Darling and Elizabeth Thornton SAPP (No 5 >above) m 3 Mar 1872 at Taylor Co FL, Emaline L. "Emma" Richardson. All >their ch were born in FL. > >If you can fill in any of the blanks, please do! > >John > > > >Looking for Odds and Ends "Odd Balls and Dead Ends" >John E. Mellick Merritt Island, FL mellick@spacey.net > >

If you are connected to the SAPP family line in Texas I am looking for information on Callie Sapp who married Sutton in Texas in 1850 I think that is the year. Please e-mail me at Magnoyla@hotmail.com Thanks, Gale ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

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Hi, Does anyone has access to Missouri Pioneers, compiled and published by Nadine Hodges and Howard Woodruff. I understand this to be a 30 volume series of extractions of various records from various Missouri counties. Contents are by county and I am interested in Lincoln County records as follows for any surname SAPP and WATTS: Will Books A & B 1825-1865 (vol. 23) Early Tax List 1821 (vol. 3) Patrons of Atlas of 1876 (vol.15) Also, I would be interested in a lookup in a book titled Missouri Taxpayers, 1819-1826 by Lois Stanley, George Wilson and Maryhelen Wilson. 144 pages with index. Again looking for Sapp and Watts. Thanks so much,,,,,,,the Seattle Public Library does not have the latter book and the first book I was unable to locate these volumes......I have tried a couple times, but the library is 40 miles away and it is difficult to make that trip very often! Melody Byrd (mkwtb@aol.com) 29632 312th Way SE Ravensdale, WA 98051 (360) 886-7042

Hi, Bill I am a recent subscriber to this mail list. I caught your John SAPP line and was happy to see it. Betty Siros BURNS is my mother. I know a couple of additions to the bottom part of your list --- We had slightly differing dates -- generally indicating uncertainty, but a couple of different death dates. I imagine most of that data (for Forsyth B. Sapp's family) came from my mom. If you have different information, please let me know. Mostly I just have some ramblings and musings at the bottom of this. F. The wife of Forsyth B. SAPP (born 1811 in Burke Co., GA.) was Julia A. BRYANT. My mom had she was born in 1826-1830 in Lowndes Co., Al. and that she died in Montgomery Co., TX after 1890. ( I imagine your information for her was mainly from my mom - - I imagine the gedcom file could only tolerate one date, correct?) Forsyth B. SAPP and Julia A. BRYANT had the following children: 1. Forsyth Hartwell SAPP. I have a question about this one but I'll list it below. 2. Wyatt A. SAPP was born in 1846-7 in Muscogee Co., GA. He died in TX. (Montgomery County??) (again just a little more uncertainty in the date...likely location of death) Sarah A. FELKER (Sallie) was born 1850. Wyatt and Sallie were married 29 April, 1870 in Montgomery Co., TX. (Montgomery Co. TX Bk.2:229 ) She died in 1886/7 in Montgomery/Grimes Co. TX. (dates differed quite a bit here) He married again after she died, but I can't put my hands on the info right now. Wyatt A. SAPP and Sarah FELKER had the following children: a. Emma Julia SAPP. (Commonly went by Julia Emma SAPP) born 15 February, 1871 In Montgomery Co. TX She died 5 January, 1935 in Houston, TX. She married James Eugene SIROS/SIROT, born 20 December, 1859 in Houston ,TX. He died 24 August, 1937 in Houston, TX. They had 7 children. They divorced and she married two more times. b. Maud SAPP. (She went to Forsythe's second wedding as Maud SAPP --- so maybe she never married or married later. Like I said, I can't find the info right now). 13. Ella SAPP was born in 1867 in Montgomery Co., TX. (just included here because I mentioned her below) QUESTIONS & COMMENTS: 1. Do you know who Phillip F. SAPP is in 1830 Randolph Co. GA Census? 2. The searchable web site for the Confederate Pension list of the Texas State Archives has 2 applications for a Confederate pension in Texas for Hartwell Thomas SAPP -- one by himself (Pension Number: 26614) and one by Mrs. L. A. SAPP (listed as his wife). Her request lists two pension numbers (35939 presumably for her request, and the original one 26614) Both of these were for Harris county, Texas... presumably this is Madison and Martha's son -- 3. This Confederate Pension site also has the following - Ella Sapp as a Claimant for --- Husband: Forsyth H. SAPP in Mclennan Co. TX for Confederate Pension; Pension Number, 19950 -- Texas State Archives --- Since there are 2 Forsyth H. SAPPs... one the son of Madison and one the son of Forsyth B. above... Ideas? Ella is also supposed to be the name of the younger Forsyth's H. --(the one that's the son of Forsyth B.'s) -- youngest sister. ( There are other Sapps on that pension list as well. Maybe some from your list. ) Hope some of this helps. I'll be curious to hear what you or anyone thinks. Laurel Burns

In my subject line, KY means Kentucky. Probably Cumberland Co. Thank you -----Original Message----- From: Kathryn Bassett <kathrynb@ix.netcom.com> To: BIB <blackink@adamswells.com> Date: Saturday, January 30, 1999 10:16 PM Subject: RE: J. T. SAPP in KY >Wendy Henricks said: >> She is looking for information on her grandmother and great-grandparents. >> Her great-grandparents were: J. T. (real name unknown) SAPP and Sally >> Lunsford. Their children: Mary Elizabeth Victoria SAPP (b. 1892), Lily, >> Timothy, Talisa, and one other unknown. > >Wendy, you neglected to say a state. There are Sapps all over so a location >is needed. For instance, if Boone Co MO I might be able to help, if in the >south, others. In Delaware, still others. > >-- >Kathryn Rhinehart Bassett (Pasadena CA) >kathryn.bassett@switchboard.net >"Genealogy is my bag" "GH is my soap" >http://pw2.netcom.com/~kathrynb/kathryn.htm >ICQ World-Wide-Pager address http://wwp.mirabilis.com/17663458

I am posting for my mother-in-law. She is looking for information on her grandmother and great-grandparents. Her great-grandparents were: J. T. (real name unknown) SAPP and Sally Lunsford. Their children: Mary Elizabeth Victoria SAPP (b. 1892), Lily, Timothy, Talisa, and one other unknown. If you have any information regarding this line please contact me via private E-mail and I will be sure to pass along the information. Thank you, Wendy Hendricks for Marilee Goforth Hendricks blackink@adamswells.com

I think Barbara is subscribed , I got this, but just in case, here is her line.-Bill -----Original Message----- From: ROGERSB4@aol.com <ROGERSB4@aol.com> To: SAPP-L-request@rootsweb.com <SAPP-L-request@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, January 28, 1999 10:13 AM Subject: subscribe >I would like to subscribe to this list please. > I am also a descendant of a sapp. > >Jacob Sapp found living in New York in 1880 as reported in the 1880 census. >He married Lena Swartz and they had George Asp b1890 ish, Charles Sapp (W.W.I >purple heart recipient) Fred Sapp, Anna Sapp Pyke, Louise Sapp Maulsoff. >I haven't received the info I requested on Jacob from New York where he died >just yet so I don't know who his father was or where he fits in the line. If >anyone has this name and aprox date I could use some help. I am very new and >inexperienced at this. >thanks for any help I get!!! >Barbara Velasco rogersb4@aol.com > >

Thanks George, what is the availability of the Henkel Genealogy, is it still in publication?-Bill -----Original Message----- From: George Sapp <gsapp@pacbell.net> To: SAPP-L@rootsweb.com <SAPP-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, January 25, 1999 2:01 PM Subject: Capt John Sapp >The following reference from the "Henkel Genealogy" shows that Capt John >Sapp was at the Battle of the Cowpens, 1781 in South Carolina: > >P911; from his pension application.

The following reference from the "Henkel Genealogy" shows that Capt John Sapp was at the Battle of the Cowpens, 1781 in South Carolina: P911; from his pension application. "Casper Hinkle born in Phila(delphia) 1762, son of Chass. (Captain Charles) Hinkle who removed to N.C. and resided in Rowan Co. Casper entered service in (September 10) 1780 under Capt. John Sapp for a term of three months and again in Dec. (December 16) 1780 for a like term. Went against the Torries & guarded prisoners taken at Cowpens. Returned home found father Capt. Chas. Hinkle apprehensive of attack by the Torries and they went to the camp of General Greene encamped at (or) on the Spirgins--a colonel of the Torries & were placed under guard..... ...(more) The Battle of Cowpens was an American victory during the American Revolution. On Jan. 17, 1781, Brig. Gen. Daniel Morgan, with about 1,000 men, met a British force of 1,100 under Col. Banastre Tarleton at the Cow Pens, north of present Spartanburg, S.C. By a combination of skillful tactics and the deadly fire of his riflemen, Morgan defeated Tarleton, inflicting over 200 casualties, and capturing most of the rest of the British forces. He lost only about 70 of his own men. George Sapp...

This isn't genealogy but you may find your ancestor's name or your's. It's for unclaimed property. It covers all states, can search by surname or whole name, all I checked started with Fl first but other states followed, I req max 200 results on surname searches & still not sure I had all of them. Monies or valuables are owed by utility co, ins co, banks, govt, safe dep boxes, etc and range from $1.00 to thousands plus some people are owed by multiple places - one I found had 15 accts. Evidently that couple (found male & female name with same add) either had an untimely death or something happen & the family isn't aware of all the accts. One acct had $6650. in it & I only looked at a few. Two members of my family were found. One claimed their money from a deceased relative & the other forgot or didn't know he was owed money. He's ck on it now. Happy hunting & hope you find something owed to you or your family. Go to: http://www.unclaimed-property.com Jean dmerritt@erie.net

I have been putting together some Gedcoms, and came up with this line. I would appreciate it if you guys would take a look at it and tell me where I am wrong (nicely), and give me some additional guidance. Some of the lines go to TX and FL, all of them originate in GA. I have more on the lines of the other children of John Sapp. Any input appreciated.-Bill Descendants of John SAPP Capt/Major - 22 Jan 1999 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- John SAPP Capt/Major was born about 1718 in NC?. He died after 1796 in GA. I. William "Squire" SAPP Sr. (RS)1,2 was born about 1740 in NC/Ireland. He died in 1827. II. Elijah SAPP3 was born about 1743 in NC?. He died after 1784 in GA. III. Henry SAPP RS4,5,2 was born about 1745 in NC?.5 He died on 29 Oct 1829 in Twiggs Co, GA. IV. Jesse SAPP was born about 1751 in NC?. V. Darling SAPP RS2 was born about 1760. He died before 10 May 1828 in Tattnall Co, GA. VI. John SAPP Sr. was born in Feb 1762. He died in 1851. VII. Phillip SAPP , Judge was born about 1772. He died before 1827 in Burke Co., GA. Phillip SAPP , Judge was married to Phinizy ? before 1792. Phinizy ? was born on 10 Jan 1773 in Muscogee Co., GA. She died on 11 Jul 1850 in Muscogee Co., GA. Phillip SAPP , Judge and Phinizy ? had the following children: A. Everett SAPP was born in 1792. He died on 5 Oct 1849. Everett SAPP and Frances A. ALLEN had the following children: 1. Sidney SAPP was born before 1849 in Burke Co, GA. 2. Phillip A. SAPP was born before 1849 in Burke Co, GA. B. Charles SAPP was born in 1800. Charles SAPP was married to Sarah MCLEOD on 25 Jul 1822 in Tattnall Co, GA. C. Salem SAPP6,7,8 was born about 1804 in Burke Co., GA.9,10 He was born on 7 Jul 1804 in Burke Co, GA. He died in 1896 in Tattnall Co, GA.11 He died on 18 Jul 1896 in Haw Paw, Tattnall Co., GA. Salem SAPP was married to Elizabeth ? in 1860 in Tattnall Co, GA. Elizabeth ? was born in 1820 in Tattnall Co, GA. Salem SAPP and Elizabeth ? had the following children: 1. James SAPP was born in 1860 in Tattnall Co, GA. James SAPP was married to Missouri EDENFIELD. Missouri EDENFIELD was born in 1854. She died in 1930. James SAPP and Missouri EDENFIELD had the following children: a. Cannie Marshall SAPP was born in 1900. He died in 1945. 2. Elizabeth "Betty" SAPP was born in 1861 in Tattnall Co, GA. She died on 11 Aug 1921 in Tattnall Co, GA. Elizabeth "Betty" SAPP was married to Lewis Elbert LYNN on 3 May 1882 in Tattnall Co, GA. Lewis Elbert LYNN was born on 21 Dec 1859 in Tattnall Co, GA. He died on 21 Apr 1944 in Tattnall Co, GA. Salem SAPP was married to Mary Ann ? in 1834 in Tattnall Co, GA. Mary Ann ? was born in 1809 in Burke Co., Georgia. She died on 1 Sep 1855 in Haw Paw, Tattnall Co., GA. Salem SAPP and Mary Ann ? had the following children: 1. Everette SAPP was born in 1835 in Tattnall Co, GA. He was born in 1835 in Tattnall Co., Georgia. Everette SAPP was married to Nancy ? in 1852 in Tattnall Co, GA. Nancy ? was born in 1830 in Tattnall Co, GA. Everette SAPP and Nancy ? had the following children: a. Elizabeth SAPP was born in 1852 in Tattnall Co, GA. 2. Philip SAPP was born in 1837 in Tattnall Co., Georgia. Philip SAPP was married to Elizabeth -- before 1855 in Tattnall Co, GA. Elizabeth -- was born in 1835 in Tattnall Co, GA. Philip SAPP and Elizabeth -- had the following children: a. Richard SAPP was born in 1855 in Tattnall Co, GA. b. Susan SAPP was born in 1857 in Tattnall Co, GA. c. Florida SAPP was born in 1859 in Tattnall Co, GA. 3. Nancy SAPP was born on 12 Sep 1838 in Tattnall Co., Georgia. She died on 13 Oct 1914 in Tattnall Co, GA. She was buried in Cedar Creek Cem., Cobbtown, GA. 4. Luke Lemuel (Leo?) SAPP was born on 16 Mar 1840 in Tattnall Co, GA.10,12,13 He died on 5 Apr 1921 in Haw Paw, Tattnall Co, GA.13 He was buried in Cedar Creek Cem., Cobbtown, GA. Luke Lemuel (Leo?) SAPP was married to Harriett HOLLAND on 22 Aug 1873 in Tattnall Co, GA. Harriett HOLLAND was born on 12 Jul 1846 in Tattnall Co, GA. She died on 1 Sep 1921 in Tattnall Co, GA. She was buried in Cedar Creek Cem., Cobbtown, GA. Luke Lemuel (Leo?) SAPP and Harriett HOLLAND had the following children: a. William Lonnie SAPP was born on 30 Jul 1874 in Cobbtown, Tattnall Co., GA. He died on 22 Mar 1938 in Tattnall Co, GA. He was buried in Cedar Creek Cem., Cobbtown, GA. b. Meldrim "mellie" SAPP was born on 17 Dec 1875 in Tattnall Co, GA. He died on 10 Jun 1962 in Tattnall Co, GA. He was buried in Cedar Creek Cem., Cobbtown, GA. c. Shelton Francis SAPP was born on 7 Aug 1877 in Tattnall Co, GA. He died on 30 Apr 1929 in Tattnall Co, GA. He was buried in Anderson Church Cemetery. d. Judson B. SAPP was born on 28 Jan 1885 in Tattnall Co, GA. He died on 27 Dec 1954 in Tattnall Co, GA. He was buried in Cedar Creek Cem., Cobbtown, GA. e. Lela SAPP was born on 31 Dec 1886 in Tattnall Co, GA. She died on 25 Nov 1932 in Collins, Tattnall Co., Ga. She was buried in Cedar Creek Cem., Cobbtown, GA. 5. Sarah SAPP14,8 was born in 1842 in Tattnall Co, GA. Sarah SAPP was married to ? COLSON in 1869 in Tattnall Co, GA. ? COLSON was born in ?. Sarah SAPP and ? COLSON had the following children: a. Lucy COLSON was born in 1864 in Tattnall Co, GA. 6. Salem SAPP (CSA)1 was born in 1843 in Tattnall Co, GA. He was born in 1843 in Tattnall Co., Georgia. He died in Tattnall Co, GA. a. Janice SAPP was born in 1860 in Tattnall Co, GA. 7. Mary Ann SAPP was born in 1847 in Tattnall Co., Georgia. 8. William SAPP was born in 1849 in Tattnall Co, GA. He was born in 1849 in Tattnall Co., Georgia. William SAPP was married to Catherine ? in 1870 in Tattnall Co, GA. Catherine ? was born in 1852 in Tattnall Co, GA. William SAPP and Catherine ? had the following children: a. John SAPP was born before 1867 in Tattnall Co, GA. b. David SAPP was born before 1867 in Tattnall Co, GA. D. Madison (Mathison) SAPP15,16 was born in 1809 in GA. He died in 1866 in TX. Martha A. ? was born in 1817 in GA. Madison (Mathison) SAPP and Martha A. ? had the following children: 1. Julia A. SAPP. 2. Alexander W. SAPP was born in 1832 in Muscogee Co., GA. 3. Forsyth H. SAPP was born in 1834 in Muscogee Co., GA. 4. Frances E. SAPP was born in 1836 in GA. 5. Hartwell T. Henry SAPP was born in 1840 in Stewart Co., GA. 6. Madison B. SAPP was born in 1842 in Stewart Co., GA. 7. Emma D. SAPP was born on 3 Nov 1844 in Stewart Co., GA. 8. Mary R. SAPP was born on 3 Nov 1846 in Stewart Co., GA. 9. John W. SAPP was born in 1848 in Stewart Co., GA. John W. SAPP was married to Nancy (Mrs.) GIRTMAN on 27 Dec 1866 in Pulaski Co, GA. John W. SAPP was married to Janie HANDLEY on 23 Dec 1886 in Pulaski Co, GA. 10. Emmet SAPP was born in 1850 in Stewart Co., GA. 11. Eugenia SAPP was born on 9 Sep 1853 in Stewart Co., GA. 12. George SAPP was born on 3 Nov 1855 in Stewart Co., GA. 13. Charles SAPP was born in 1858 in Stewart Co., GA. E. Judge Theophilus SAPP was born in 1810 in Burke Co., GA. He died on 17 Nov 1877 in Chattahoochee Co., GA. Judge Theophilus SAPP was married to Narcissa F. CLARK on 26 Jul 1832 in GA. Narcissa F. CLARK was born on 30 Mar 1813 in GA. She died on 23 May 1862 in GA. Judge Theophilus SAPP and Narcissa F. CLARK had the following children: 1. Teresa A. Elizabeth SAPP was born on 23 Nov 1833 in GA. 2. Henry Madison SAPP was born on 19 Jun 1840 in GA. 3. William Phillip SAPP was born on 2 Oct 1847 in GA. He died in 1915 in GA. Judge Theophilus SAPP was married to Rebecca Ann MAHONE on 5 Jan 1864 in GA. Rebecca Ann MAHONE died on 26 Jul 1867. Judge Theophilus SAPP was married to Mattie DONNELL. F. Forsyth B. SAPP was born in 1811 in Burke Co., GA. He died in 1867 in Montegomery Co., TX. Julia A. ? was born in 1828 in Lowndes Co., Al. She died in 1887 in Montgomery Co., TX. Forsyth B. SAPP and Julia A. ? had the following children: 1. Forsyth Hartwell SAPP. 2. Wyatt A. SAPP was born in 1846 in Muscogee Co., GA. He died in TX. Sarah FELKER died on 15 Feb 1871. Wyatt A. SAPP and Sarah FELKER had the following children: a. Emma Julia SAPP. b. Maud SAPP. 3. Sidney Elizabeth SAPP was born in 1848 in GA. 4. Sarah Rossinto SAPP was born in 1850 in GA. 5. Madison Forsyth SAPP was born on 10 Aug 1852 in GA. He died on 17 May 1857 in Chattahoochee Co., GA. 6. Martha E. SAPP was born in 1854 in GA. She died in 1873/74. 7. Lucius Needham SAPP was born on 8 Oct 1855 in GA. He died on 21 May 1857 in Chattahoochee, GA. 8. Julia R. SAPP was born in 1857 in GA. 9. William Alfred SAPP was born in 1859 in GA. 10. Plesant SAPP was born in 1862 in Montgomery Co., TX. 11. Eva (Ora) SAPP was born in 1864 in Montgomery Co., TX. 12. Edwin H. SAPP was born in 1866 in Montgomery Co., TX. 13. Ella SAPP was born in 1867 in Montgomery Co., TX. VIII. Dennis Dill SAPP was born in 1775 in GA. He died in 1794. IX. Luke Mercer SAPP Sr.17 was born between 1796 and 1800 in Burke Co, GA.18 He died about 1870 in Eastman, Dodge, GA. He was buried in Sapp Cemetery, Eastman, GA. SOURCES 1. FGS from Wallace Sapp. 2. pp. 844, South Carolina Roster. 3. Excerpts from Colonial Records of Georgia by Chandler. 4. Reconstructed 1790 Georgia Census. 5. Historical Collections of Georgia, Rev. George White, M. A., 1855. 6. 6/1/1870 census, Tattnall Co., GA, age 66. 7. 9/1850 census, Tattnall Co., GA, age 46. 8. 6/1/1870 census, Tattnall Co., GA. 9. Reidsville P.O., 7/1/1870 U.S.Census, Tattnall Co, GA. 10. 1850 U.S. CENSUS, Tattnall Co., age 10. 11. Winfred Gray. 12. 1870 U.S. GA census, Tattnall Co, Reidsville P.O., age 30. 13. 14. Bob Weed 15. VINERIDGE: Dr. 16. Betty Siros Burns. 17. 18. 1870 census, pulaski co, ga.

Abraham SAPP dob(10-18-1832) had a daughter, Sarah Rufina b. 1857,d 1904 who married Christopher Columbus SHAEFFER. They were from the Warsaw, MO area. Abraham was married to Susa Swift. His parents were Samuel and Clarinda, both born ca1805 and possibly from Kentucky. Anyone familiar with these? Thanks for any help that comes my way. Belinda

I can't remember if I mentioned it or not, but I have the LDS CD set on the above if anyone wishes a lookup.-Bill

-----Original Message----- From: Deborah & Jon Loessin <loessin@wcnet.net> To: Sapp-L@rootsweb.com <Sapp-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, January 18, 1999 3:52 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Mary Etta SAPP >Does anyone know the ancestry of Mary Etta SAPP, b. Blount County, AL in >1865 or 1866, m. William Drayton SPARKS of Henderson Co., TN? The couple >was married on 06-25-1893 and had seven children (if anyone is interested, I >have the list). They resided in Texas. I need to find the ancestry of both >of these individuals. Any help greatly appreciated! Thanks. > >Jon Loessin >Columbus, TX >loessin@wcnet.net > >

Joanne, Your references to Sapps in Bevier County, GA in the 1800s should be "Berrien County, GA." Linda W. Meadows (I live in Cook County, which is adjacent to Berrien.)

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------CE6ABAF4C454E14F066F9C79 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------CE6ABAF4C454E14F066F9C79 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <369AEAA4.F34BC739@erols.com> Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 00:24:36 -0600 From: "JOHN D. LEE" <jdlrjl@erols.com> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.06 [en]C-RR082798 (Win95; I) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: "BermudaO@aol.com Olander" <BermudaO@aol.com> Subject: Sapp Family Tree Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Sheila, Actually way back when you sent me an e-mail showing your line. I was not sure what to make of it. It looked like mine but some dates were not right and some folks missing. Anyway, your are the one who told me about the Family Tree Maker software. Thanks...I have been able to spend a little more time on this and hope to pay a visit to the National Archives soon to check some of the information out. My Dad, Jason Westberry Sapp DOB 06/20/33 Still living His Dad, Jason Westberry Sapp DOB 1909 or 1908 Died 1936 married : Julia Crum My Dad says that his father brothers: Reuben and George and a sister: Alice (Sapp) Ray According to the census data I have for 1910 Bevien County GA Head of Household : William H. Sapp BORN 1856 Wife: Evie BORN 1888 Three Children: Alice BORN 1906 George BORN 1908 Jason BORN 1909-10 (4/12)age listed Father of William: Levy Sapp BORN 1830 Mother of William: Eliza A. BORN 1831 They had been married 60 years at the time with 11 children, 9 still living in 1910. Sister of William: Sarah Ann Holland BORN 1858 (Divorced) These are all the people living in the house on a farm at the time of the census. It is possible that these people are not my line as this census data was sent to me many years ago by a distant cousin, not in the Sapp line, who was doing some research on her line. CRUM. There is a William Henry who married Evie (Evia A Tompkins) in 1905 in Adel, Cook County, GA. But this marriage record (FTM) says that William Henry was born 6/20/1860. (That's a 4 year discrepancy) And Eligal was born 1831 and married Levy 1850. Also said that Levy Born 1830 or 1829 married Eligal 1850. Levy(i)'s wife Eliza may also be called Eligal A Also Alice Sapp Ray BORN 1906 Married and had 2 children , Hazel who married Billy or Bobby Thompson and Leroy Ray. These folks were last known to be in the Adel, Moultrie,Tifton area. This information came straight from my Dad. He remembers them. He doesn't know what happened to the others as when his dad, Jason Westberry, died of pneumonia my dad was only 3 years old and he doesn't remember seeing any of them around after that. If it helps...Jason Westberry Sapp BORN 1909 in Bevier County Ga married my Grandmother, Julia Crum. She had Sisters: Lou Crum and Mary Crum Adams. (Mary's daughter is Clara)Clara is the cousin that sent the census. I have not been able to find her. Julia had 2 brothers that my dad remembers: Artie who married Adda Bonnell who had children; Bonnie, Ruth, Arnell and a boy. Julia Crums Dad's name is John Daniel Crum and her Mom is Annie Baker Crum. These things I sorta kinda think are pretty factual(skimpy as they are). Just in case this helps...This I know for fact. In case there is a link out there to tie it up... My Dad : Jason Westberry Sapp B. 06/20/33 My Mom: Madlyn Jean Owens B. 01/12/34 Married; 12/31/1952 in Montgomery County MD. 12222 Selfridge Road Viers Mill, (my Grams house.) Children: Rhonda Joanne Sapp, Lee B. 01/18/53 Vicki Jaylene Sapp B. 10/30/55 Divorced in 1959. Jason Westberry Sapp B. 06/20/33 remarried 1959-1960 also in Maryland, Rockville area or Thurmont where her family was. to Carol Marie Spurlock They had 5 children together: Carol Suzanne (Sapp) Eicher B. 11/18/63 Jennifer Jane (Sapp) Reese B. 04/25/65 Jason Westberry Sapp B. 07/27/67 TWINS John Phillip Sapp B. 03/11/72 William Daniel Sapp B. 03/11/72 My Dad had a brother, William Sapp who was younger and was killed in Viet Nam around 1971 or 1972. He was married to Sandra. Lived in Columbus Georgia. Guess thats about it in a nut shell! Is this all junk or do I have anything? Do you know any of these folks? Where do look first? Who should I start with? If you can help I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks, Joanne --------------CE6ABAF4C454E14F066F9C79--