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    3. ate: Fri, 18 Oct 1996 10:46:38 CST From: braleigh@juno.com (William L. Boulineau) Subject: B o y e t t/ e /M o o r e / S a s s e r /GA Dear Rooters, Can anyone of you add more to my short listing? FIRST GENERATION 1. James BOYETT Sr was born in 1745 in Northampton Co., NC. Died on 3 Mar 1811 in Screven Co., GA. He married Sabra SASSER in 1768 in Dobbs Co., NC. Sabra SASSER was born in 1750 in Dobbs Co., NC. Died after 1833 in Screven Co., GA. They had the following children: 2 i. Phillip BOYETT was born in North Carolina. +3 ii. Abigail BOYETT 4 iii. Allen BOYETT +5 iv. Irvin BOYETT +6 v. Elizabeth BOYETT +7 vi. Ann BOYETT +8 vii. Stephen BOYETT +9 viii. James BOYETT Jr. +10 ix. Edward BOYETT +11 x. Seth BOYETT SECOND GENERATION 3. Abigail BOYETT. She married ? CRADDOCK. 5. Irvin BOYETT, died before 1 May 1824 in Screven Co., GA. He married Julia Ann MUNDY on 2 Feb 1823 in Jasper/Monroe Co. GA. Julia Ann MUNDY was born on 24 Jan 1805 in Abbeville, SC. They had the following children: +12 i. Reuben BOYETT. 6. Elizabeth BOYETT. She married James JEFFERS. 7. Ann BOYETT. She married Joseph DICKEY. 8. Stephen BOYETT was born in 1770 in North Carolina. He married Clarissa COOR. 9. James BOYETT Jr was born in 1772 in North Carolina. Died before 29 Oct 1837 in Emanual Co., GA. He married Rebecca -----------?. They had the following children: 13 i. Arthur BOYETT, died before 10 Dec 1856 in Emanual Co., GA. 10. Edward BOYETT was born in 1774 in Wayne Co., NC. He married Rebecca ? in 1795 in North Carolina. They had the following children: +14 i. James T. BOYETT 11. Seth BOYETT was born in 1794 in Screven County, GA. Died after 1870 in Metter, Candler Cty, GA. Buried in Anderson Church Cemetery. He married Patience MOORE on 13 Jun 1829 in Screven Co., GA. Patience MOORE was born in 1805 in Screven County, GA. Died after 1857 in Metter, Candler Cty, GA. Buried in Anderson Church Cemetery. They had the following children: +15 i. Jordan BOYETT +16 ii. Caroline BOYETT +17 iii. William M. BOYETT +18 iv. Roxanna BOYETT +19 v. Sarah Ann Jane BOYETT +20 vi. Thomas BOYETT +21 vii. Elvina BOYETT +22 viii. Elizabeth BOYETT +23 ix. John BOYETT 24 x. James BOYETT was born in 1857 in Bulloch Co., Georgia. He also married Hannah FRAZIER on 17 Oct 1817 in Screven Co., GA. TIA -Bill>>Braleigh@Juno.com William L. Boulineau, W11366 Cty Rd I, Antigo, WI 54409-8600, 715-627-4105 Date: Mon, 24 Jul 1995 22:15:02 -0500 From: Elizabeth Sasser <esasser@MAIL1.SAS.UPENN.EDU> Subject: SMITH; Lancaster Co, PA,USA / IN,USA; 1810-1878 We have traced our SMITH line back to Samuel H. Smith b. 1/28/1810 in Lancaster, Co. Pennsylvania (we think). He died in Indiana on 12/2/1878. He was married to Elizabeth LARUE b. 12/21/1821, d. 8/22/1886. They had nine children that they raised in (near) Montpellier, Indiana. Family lore has it that Samuel H. Smith's father or grandfather was a Hessian soldier during the Revolutionary War (more likely, his grandfather) who stayed in the USA. (Any comments re: possible changes in the surname fr. german to english?). We are at an impasse (my Dad's first cousin has been working on this for a while) and would appreciate any leads or suggestions. Thank you. esasser@mail.sas.upenn.edu Date: Sun, 6 Aug 1995 18:52:02 -0700 From: Donald Tillitson <XZFU92A@PRODIGY.COM> Subject: SASSER Allen Ann; Wayne Co., NC,USA; 1775-1825 I am searching for the ancestry of ALLEN ANN SASSER (born abt 1825 in NC) and was the wife of James HERRING and the mother of Benjamin Franklin Herring, aka Benjamin Franklin Herron. Benjamin was born in Lenoir County, NC in 1846. I have found an ALLIN ANN SASSER, b 1805 in Wayne CO., NC. She was the daughter of Henry SASSER, b abt 1775 and ANN ___________(?). The names seem so close that I thought perhaps ALLEN ANN SASSER was a niece of ALLIN ANN SASSER. Children of Henry SASSER and Ann ____________: 1) Elisha Sasser b 1801, New Hope Dist., Wayne, NC 2) Stephen Sasser b 1803, Wayne Co., NC 3) Allin Ann Sasser b 1805, Wayne Co., NC 4) Elizabeth Sasser b 1807, Wayne Co., NC If you know of the ancestry of Allen Ann Sasser, please let me know. Your help will be appreciated. Thank you. Don. XZFU92A@prodigy.com Date: Mon, 29 Jan 1996 22:25:21 -0600 ignored. From: Robert Thomas Strong <rtstrongjr@pog.iquest.com> Subject: FAIRCLOTH; NC,USA>GA,USA; 1800-1850 Seeking information about the ancestry and descendants of "Laney Faircloth", who married "Hilleard" [Hilliard] Powell in Dooly County, GA, on 14 FEB 1826, according to their Family Record of marriages and births. Laney Faircloth was born in Screven Co., GA, in SEP 1804. POSSIBLE ANCESTORS AND RELATIVES: The following Faircloths residing in Screvens County, GA, were registrants in the 1805 land lottery [a substitute for the 1800 and/or 1810 censuses, which were not preserved]: "Athael" [Etheldred], Benjamin, John, Richard, Robert, Thomas. Land grants in Screven County were made to "Ethelfred Faircloth" in 1816 and 1820 and to Thomas Faircloth in 1818. Allen Faircloth was granted land in Laurens Co., GA, in 1824. The following Faircloths, age 21 or older, were residing in Hardy Griffin's militia district in Laurens County, GA, in 1820: Etheldred, Caleb, Sr., Robert, Davis (two ?), John, William, Peter, Richard, Benjamin, Caleb, Jr., Joshua, Thomas, Frederick, Sr., and Jr. Allen Faircloth was residing in Capt. Smith's district in Laurens Co. [A number heads of households with these same names appeared on the 1800 census of Sampson and Greene Counties, North Carolina.] Etheldred Faircloth was thus a resident of Laurens County, GA, in 1820, as were Hilliard Powell's parents: James and Celia [Hilliard] Powell. There were four Faircloth households enumerated on the 1820 census of Laurens County, GA. One given name [Etheldred] was not legible; the other three were indexed as Allen, Benjamin W., and Peter Faircloth. Only Benjamin was under age 45 in 1820. In 1830, both the James Powell and Etheldred Faircloth families were residing in Dooly County, GA. In 1830, Etheldred Faircloth of Dooly County, GA, was 50-59 years of age. The Ann Faircloth household was also enumerated in Dooly County in 1830. CONCLUSION: Laney Faircloth was probably a daughter of Etheldred Faircloth of Screven, Laurens, and Dooly Counties, GA. [There was another Etheldred Faircloth, Sr. and Jr., in Emanuel County, GA.] Etheldred Faircloth was age 55-59 in 1830, thus born 1771-1775. Unity Faircloth of Dooly County, GA, was probably his widow. Her [surviving ?] children in 1844: Eldred(ge) Faircloth, [Mrs.] Mary Head, Mary [m. Meeks?] By 1840 some of the Faircloths who were in Laurens County in 1820 appeared to have migrated to Baker County, GA. Enumerated in Baker County, GA, in 1840 were [Jacob, Mathew, and Thomas were listed successively], John, Caleb, Jr., [Peter, William, and Davis were listed successivley], Benjamin, and Allen. The eldest were Thomas and Davis, who were 60-69 years of age. Hilliard Powell and his wife, Laney Faircloth, possibly migrated to Baker County to join her relatives there. Mathew Faircloth married Clarisa Sasser in Screven Co., GA, 24 NOV 1823. Before 1827, William Faircloth married Sarah Sasser, sister of Clarisa Sasser. Descendants of these two Faircloth families, who resided in Baker County, GA, in 1830 and 1840, have been traced by Claudia Chitwood Weller in OF ONE DOZEN SASSERS. Mrs. Weller theorized that Etheldred Faircloth may have been the partiarch of the Faircloths who migrated to Screven Co., Georgia, before 1805. DESCENDANTS OF LANEY FAIRCLOTH POWELL: The Hilliard Powell family resided in Dooly County, GA, in 1830 and in Baker County, GA, in 1840. Both Hilliard Powell and his wife, Laney Faircloth Powell, apparently died in Baker County before the 1850 census, when their four children were found residing in Randolph County, GA. There appeared to be two additional younger children in this household in 1840 but their names do no appear on the Family Record. Dates of death and places of burial of Hilliard Powell and Laney Faircloth Powell are not known. Hilliard Powell appears to have died before the 1847 tax became due in Baker County in 1848. 1. Martha Jane Powell, born Dooly County, GA, 25 MAR 1828 m.(1) about 1845, _____ Adams m.(2) between 1850-1853, William O. Livingston 2. Nancy Sandling Powell, born Dooly County, GA, 4 JAN 1830 3. William Ball Powell, born Dooly County, GA, 3 APR 1832 m. 8 MAR 1868, in Bossier Par., LA, Nancy Jane Houston, d/o Samuel T. Houston and Esther Martin. The writer's descent from this family has been documented. 4. James Thomas Powell, born Baker County, GA, 13 MAY 1835 Descendants of Martha Jane Powell [Mrs. William O.] Livingston, Nancy Sandling Powell, and James Thomas Powell have not been traced by the writer. I would like to communicate with anyone who can provide additional information about either the ancestry or descendants of Laney Faircloth Powell or her presumed father, Etheldred Faircloth. Can anyone link these Faircloths to Faircloths earlier in North Carolina? I will gladly exchange data, including GEDCOMs, with anyone who can expand on the genealogy of this Faircloth family. Robert T. (Bob) Strong, Jr., 119 Mystic Way, Madison, AL 35758-7113 -- Internet: rtstrongjr@pog.iquest.com Date: Sun, 10 Mar 1996 00:24:33 -0600 From: "William G. Bilton, Ph.D" <drwm@IX.NETCOM.COM> Subject: BRAGG; Screven Co, GA,USA; 1820 John Bragg, Sr. was in Screven County, GA at the of l820 census. Produced large family there with wife Mary Sasser. Would love chance to communicate with anyone who has had reason to research Georgia-related Bragg folks. Always looking for John's parents! Bill in Birmingham, AL Date: Wed, 3 Jul 1996 20:36:52 -0500 ignored. From: "William G. Bilton, Ph.D. at EWTN" <bilton@SCOTT.NET> Subject: DUCKWORTH; NJ,USA > SC,USA > GA,USA; 1700-1850 I would welcome the opportunity to compare and share information on my DUCKWORTH line that can be traced from the 1700s in New Jersey down into South Carolina and into Georgia. One of the major players, Jeremiah Duckworth, left quite a paper trail behind him! Would also welcome the opportunity to compare and share information on these other GA surnames: BRAGG, SASSER, ISDALE, ANSLEY, SMITH, WILLIAMS, LAIRSEY. Bill Bilton Birmingham, AL "William G. Bilton, Ph.D. at EWTN" bilton@SCOTT.NET ate: Sat, 19 Sep 1992 15:45:42 GMT Reply-To: jls0598@ritvax.isc.rit.edu Sender: ROOTS-L Genealogy List <ROOTS-L@NDSUVM1.BITNET> Comments: Warning -- original Sender: tag was NETNEWS@AUVM.AMERICAN.EDU From: jls0598@RITVAX.ISC.RIT.EDU Subject: Hotz & Sasser Hello! I am very interested in my ancestors. I already have about six or seven generations on my mother's side (her maiden last name is Hotz and my great great grandfather, Gustav Hotz was born in Zurich, Switzerland, and Hotz is very common in Zurich today.) But, on my father side, I'm stuck with only three generation. I don't know what is my great grand- father's name is. My surname is Sasser, and I was told that that surname is German, which means a person who lives at or near a creek where willow trees are. but, in the geneaology book, it says that Sasser is English with that same meaning. I'm confused. And, also, my father just told me that Sasser was shorted surname from Sasservish. I have asked my German friend about that Sasservish, but it's not found in German phone book in his location. I got some info that that surname is possiblity from Polish or Russian. (I'm very positive that I'm not Polish or Russian!!!) Sasservitsh (darn I forgot to type those 't' in that name!!!) could be a misspelling, it could be Sasserwitch, Sasservitch, Sasserwitsh, and Sasservitch. Anyone, who have some info about Sasser or those Sasser*it*h please email to me. My email is JLS0598@ritvax.bitnet or JLS0598@ritvax.rit.edu. Thanks so much!!! Jeremy Sasser Date: Thu, 15 Jul 1993 17:39:26 EDT Reply-To: william319@aol.com Sender: ROOTS-L Genealogy List <ROOTS-L@NDSUVM1.BITNET> From: Bill Bilton <william319@AOL.COM> Subject: BRAGG folks in Georgia Would love to make contact with anyone who has had reason to research BRAGG individuals in Georgia. My oldest BRAGG ancestor was named John, supposedly born about 1786 in GA, married Mary SASSER of Screven County, GA and raised a large family there. Cannot find John's parents! bill in augusta, ga William319@aol.com

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