My great-grandmother was Susan Ann Tarver born in Georgia. Her fathers name was Wiley Tarver...one of Susans daughters were names Sarah Augusta....I was wondering if they may have been connected with the Georgie Augustus Tarver family. Melva Higgins MLHronnie@aol.com

My great grandmother was Georgie Augustus (or Augusta) Tarver. I believe she is from Georgia. My grandfather, her son, was born in Georiga as were his siblings. She married a Thomas Henry Lancaster. --- Edgar Taylor <ertjr@sgi.net> wrote: > According to the Alcander Tarver manuscript, > Etheldred Jordan Tarver and his > wife Harriet Jane McNair had [among others] sons > Robert Martin Tarver [b > 1841] and John R. Tarver [no dates given]. Robert > married Mary Ann Denton. > John R. Tarver married Martha Burson and had Jane > Rebecca Tarver. Could John > R. Tarver be John Robert Tarver? > I have Noah [Smith?] Tarver marrying Narcissa > Youngblood. Noah died in GA in > 1892 according to one family member, now deceased. I > believe that Noah was > a son of <my> Mark Tarver [Sr], but Alcander > Tarver's manuscript puts him in > the family of Robert Tarver, son of Etheldred Tarver > who married Nancy > Robinson. > Unfortunately with this manuscript no sources are > mentioned, except the > possibility of an old Bible record. I can not > believe that that record could > have had listed ALL the Tarvers given in the > manuscript. > Nowheres in her manuscript does Alcander have > anything on Mark Tarver's > family since he was not directly connected to the > Etheldred Tarver line. > His obit stated that he had 12 or 13 children. I > have assumed that the > Tarvers grouped around each other [and my ancestor > Oliver HP Byne] in Burke > Co GA were his children. One son for sure was > Roberson [or Robert] Tarver, > b 18 Apr 1825. who married Florence Auly Burdick. > Mark's obit was among the > family Bible records for the Roberson Tarver family. > > Two other sons of Mark Tarver [Sr], Thomas Tarver > who had children born in > Texas, and Mark A. Tarver, went to Texas. A son of > Mark A. Tarver, Wilson > Tarver married Elizabeth Youngblood, then the widow > of Wilson's uncle Allen > Tarver, and moved to Birmingham AL. > Based on my premise that the children of Mark and > Sarah [Greenway] Tarver > were grouped around each other in Burke Co GA, I > list Caroline ["Carrie" who > married Oliver Hazard Perry Byne-my ancestors], > Thomas, Noah [Jr] , > Roberson, Etheldred ["Dred"], Mark A., John N. and > Oliver G. There were at > least two other children of Mark by his first wife > Eva Arden, one of whom > was Allen Tarver. > Some of the above has not been confirmed and is > simply taken from > correspondence fron Tarver cousins over 20 or so > years. If anyone else has > FIRM evidence to refute my conclusion about the > family of Mark Tarver [Sr], > I would very much appreciate hearing. Thanks. Ed T > of PGH > ---------- > >From: "robby mccain" <fitt1@hotmail.com> > >To: TARVER-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: Re: [TARVER-L] Descendants of John > Cockerham > >Date: Wed, Jul 14, 1999, 10:42 PM > > > > >Does anyone (maybe Lotus) know whether the Tarvers > that ended up in Amite > >County, Mississippi move from Georgia through > Lafayette County, Mississippi? > > I am the desc. of John Robert Tarver, b. in > Georgia in the 1830s (I > >think), and had a brother named Robert Tarver who > married a Narcissus. They > >were all living in Yalobusha County, in the 1860 > Mississippi Census. Does > >anyone have this line? I don't think I could make > that meeting either, > >because my cousin is gettin married that day. > > > >Thanks > >Robby McCain > >Oxford, Mississippi > > > > > ==== TARVER Mailing List ==== > Transcribed records online: > http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/ > List FAQ: > http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/DataShare/TarverList.html > Please check the FAQ first if you are having trouble > unsubscribing. > > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

According to the Alcander Tarver manuscript, Etheldred Jordan Tarver and his wife Harriet Jane McNair had [among others] sons Robert Martin Tarver [b 1841] and John R. Tarver [no dates given]. Robert married Mary Ann Denton. John R. Tarver married Martha Burson and had Jane Rebecca Tarver. Could John R. Tarver be John Robert Tarver? I have Noah [Smith?] Tarver marrying Narcissa Youngblood. Noah died in GA in 1892 according to one family member, now deceased. I believe that Noah was a son of <my> Mark Tarver [Sr], but Alcander Tarver's manuscript puts him in the family of Robert Tarver, son of Etheldred Tarver who married Nancy Robinson. Unfortunately with this manuscript no sources are mentioned, except the possibility of an old Bible record. I can not believe that that record could have had listed ALL the Tarvers given in the manuscript. Nowheres in her manuscript does Alcander have anything on Mark Tarver's family since he was not directly connected to the Etheldred Tarver line. His obit stated that he had 12 or 13 children. I have assumed that the Tarvers grouped around each other [and my ancestor Oliver HP Byne] in Burke Co GA were his children. One son for sure was Roberson [or Robert] Tarver, b 18 Apr 1825. who married Florence Auly Burdick. Mark's obit was among the family Bible records for the Roberson Tarver family. Two other sons of Mark Tarver [Sr], Thomas Tarver who had children born in Texas, and Mark A. Tarver, went to Texas. A son of Mark A. Tarver, Wilson Tarver married Elizabeth Youngblood, then the widow of Wilson's uncle Allen Tarver, and moved to Birmingham AL. Based on my premise that the children of Mark and Sarah [Greenway] Tarver were grouped around each other in Burke Co GA, I list Caroline ["Carrie" who married Oliver Hazard Perry Byne-my ancestors], Thomas, Noah [Jr] , Roberson, Etheldred ["Dred"], Mark A., John N. and Oliver G. There were at least two other children of Mark by his first wife Eva Arden, one of whom was Allen Tarver. Some of the above has not been confirmed and is simply taken from correspondence fron Tarver cousins over 20 or so years. If anyone else has FIRM evidence to refute my conclusion about the family of Mark Tarver [Sr], I would very much appreciate hearing. Thanks. Ed T of PGH ---------- >From: "robby mccain" <fitt1@hotmail.com> >To: TARVER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [TARVER-L] Descendants of John Cockerham >Date: Wed, Jul 14, 1999, 10:42 PM > >Does anyone (maybe Lotus) know whether the Tarvers that ended up in Amite >County, Mississippi move from Georgia through Lafayette County, Mississippi? > I am the desc. of John Robert Tarver, b. in Georgia in the 1830s (I >think), and had a brother named Robert Tarver who married a Narcissus. They >were all living in Yalobusha County, in the 1860 Mississippi Census. Does >anyone have this line? I don't think I could make that meeting either, >because my cousin is gettin married that day. > >Thanks >Robby McCain >Oxford, Mississippi >

Looking for info on Wiley R. Tarver who married a Bass. Lived in Catahoula parish, LA. Don't know where he came from. I know of one son, Monroe Tarver. Thanks Tonya Salter

Robby - et. al - Regarding John Robert Tarver, born GA, 1830s (brother Robert Tarver who married a Narcissus) I have lots of Tarver information from the Burke County, Richmond County GA area. Nothing fits exactly, but there might be some clues in here. Specifically: John R. Tarver, born about 1843, son of Etheldred J. Tarver (est 1810 - after 1870) and Harriet Jane McNair ( est 1818, - after 1870) Etheldred J and Harriet were married 5 Feb 1835 in Richmond Co, GA. Their other known children were: Mary R, Etheldred, Nancy M, Robert M, John R, Sarah G and Jasmin. (Note: most of this is from census records) and I have no other information beyond 1850(Richmond Co, GA) and partial 1870 census (Whitfield Co, GA) Also have: John Robinson Tarver, born about 1799, died 4 Jan 1842 , buried in Blythe, GA. He married Elizabeth Shaw (11 Jan 1805 - 27 Sept 1880) on 9 Jan 1824. Their known children: Margaret Ann (1825-1897), Robert Ruffin (1826=1849); Margaret Mabel (est. 1827 - ?); Elizabeth Jane (est. 1830 - ?): Eleanor Maria (1832-1854); and Emma Anderson - (est. 1834 - ?) I know that Eleanor Maria Tarver (1832-1854) married Robert T. Wall on 17 Jan 1853. I have: Robert Tarver (est. 1803) married Ava Smith 7 Jun 1822in Richmond Co, GA. They had: Nancy 1826-1829; Etheldred Clayton (1827--1906); Noah Smith (1833-1892); Robert B (1837-1861); Smith S (1838 - ?) and Winnefred C (est. 1839 - ?). Of note: Noah Smith Tarver married Narcissa Youngblood about 1852. They had Benjamin Ruffin, James Elhannon, Julia Smith and Lula Florence) I have 'collected' these Tarvers over the years, although I am not connected to most of them - The families are mixed, mingled and confusing and most of the family groups have come from census information -Therefore, the assignment to given parents requires further verification. Some of the information is from wills/probate. I know some of this family went to Texas - don't know if there was a stop in Mississippi. Pat

History and Genealogies of Old Granville County, North Carolina, 1746-1800 County Court Minutes Pg.119 August 18, 1750. A negro George, belonging to John Macon, is tried for the murder of William Tarver, late of Gr. Co., at the house of James Paine, and before three Justices of the Co. and then freeholders and woners of negro slaves. He was adjudged guilty and condemned to be hung, between the hour of the finding of this sentence and six in the afternoon. He was valued at L42.10 proc. money. (Full record copied). #Lotus D. Cirilo, Executive Director <lotusc@tyler.net> #Tyler Independent School District Foundation #PO Box 2035 Tyler TX 75710 Ph.(903) 531-3543 #******************************************************** #Tarver-Gen <http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/> #Genealogy. Collaborative family research. Tarver Welch #Lee Cockerham Rogers Reeves others. Searchable gedcom, #queries, transcribed records, message forum, mail list.

Me too. I am in California and wish I could be back in Texas or Georgia. My great grandmother was a Tarver and I can find nothing on her for the life of me. I know she lived in Georgia because my grandfather was born . --- BAHG@aol.com wrote: > Hi, Wish I could join you in Oxford, but I am in > Ca. Barbara in CA > > > ==== TARVER Mailing List ==== > Transcribed records online: > http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/ > List FAQ: > http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/DataShare/TarverList.html > Please check the FAQ first if you are having trouble > unsubscribing. > > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Does anyone (maybe Lotus) know whether the Tarvers that ended up in Amite County, Mississippi move from Georgia through Lafayette County, Mississippi? I am the desc. of John Robert Tarver, b. in Georgia in the 1830s (I think), and had a brother named Robert Tarver who married a Narcissus. They were all living in Yalobusha County, in the 1860 Mississippi Census. Does anyone have this line? I don't think I could make that meeting either, because my cousin is gettin married that day. Thanks Robby McCain Oxford, Mississippi >From: Lovejoy <dilovejoy@yahoo.com> >Reply-To: TARVER-L@rootsweb.com >To: TARVER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [TARVER-L] Descendants of John Cockerham >Date: Wed, 14 Jul 1999 14:13:47 -0700 (PDT) > >Me too. I am in California and wish I could be back >in Texas or Georgia. My great grandmother was a >Tarver and I can find nothing on her for the life of >me. I know she lived in Georgia because my >grandfather was born . > >--- BAHG@aol.com wrote: > > Hi, Wish I could join you in Oxford, but I am in > > Ca. Barbara in CA > > > > > > ==== TARVER Mailing List ==== > > Transcribed records online: > > http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/ > > List FAQ: > > >http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/DataShare/TarverList.html > > Please check the FAQ first if you are having trouble > > unsubscribing. > > > > > >_________________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > > >==== TARVER Mailing List ==== >Transcribed records online: http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/ >List FAQ: http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/DataShare/TarverList.html >Please check the FAQ first if you are having trouble unsubscribing. > _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Liberty is the county seat of Amite County. If you're in Oxford, Lafayette County ... then you are up at the northern in of the state while Amite County is close to the 'boot' of Louisiana. You can check online at www.mapquest.com for specific directions, but it's probably about 250 miles from you, I'm guessing. I was in Liberty last week, and I have only good things to say about the people at the courthouse where I reviewed a ton of files. They were wonderful. The Liberty courthouse is the oldest in the state that was not burned, so they have excellent records and the files there are in good order as three couples from LDS just spent the last year and one half recording everything there. I also visited a number of cemeteries and will be adding photos online at Tarver-Gen as time allows. I will be scanning a lot of the records to make them available also. I'm trying to arrange my schedule to go back for this meeting. Can't say yet if I can take the time off again so soon :) If I can make the trip, and anything I already copied is helpful to you AND you have your copier with you, you are welcome to copy from my newly acquired files, which will save you the time of going through these particular files at the courthouse. My best, Lotus At 10:13 AM 7/14/99 -0700, robby mccain wrote: > >Where is Liberty, how far from Oxford? >Robby McCain >Oxford, MS > >>From: LotusC <lotusc@tyler.net> >>Reply-To: TARVER-L@rootsweb.com >>To: TARVER-L@rootsweb.com >>Subject: [TARVER-L] Descendants of John Cockerham >>Date: Wed, 14 Jul 1999 11:49:38 -0500 >> >>Four of John's children married into the TARVER family. >> >>From: "bettie watson" <bbelle@i-55.com> >>To: <LADATA-L@rootsweb.com> >>Subject: Fw: Liberty Library, Amite Co., Ms >>Date: Wed, 14 Jul 1999 11:50:13 -0500 >>: >>: >> >>: >>: >>: >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Bill Cockerham <bcocke@gte.net> >>To: Bettie Watson <bbelle@i-55.com> Casey1I@aol.com >>Date: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 10:44 AM >>Subject: Liberty Library >> >> >>Cockerham Genealogy >>So Carolina/Mississippi/louisiana >>Descendants of John Cockerham >> >>Listmasters publish or file in waste as you see fit- -print if it will be >>of >>help to anyone >>No program-just meeting to show pictures and compare research >>notes-interested persons welcome Bettiebelle Watson >> >> >I just had a e mail from Kathy Casey WE are meeting at the library in >> >Liberty MS next Tuesday July 20 at 10 o'clock . thought that would be a >>good time >> >for all to get to know each other >> >Bill Cockerham- >> > >> >>#Lotus D. Cirilo, Executive Director <lotusc@tyler.net> >>#Tyler Independent School District Foundation >>#PO Box 2035 Tyler TX 75710 Ph.(903) 531-3543 >>#******************************************************** >>#Tarver-Gen <http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/> >>#Genealogy. Collaborative family research. Tarver Welch >>#Lee Cockerham Rogers Reeves others. Searchable gedcom, >>#queries, transcribed records, message forum, mail list. >> >> >>==== TARVER Mailing List ==== >>Transcribed records online: http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/ >>List FAQ: http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/DataShare/TarverList.html >>Please check the FAQ first if you are having trouble unsubscribing. >> > > >_______________________________________________________________ >Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com > > >==== TARVER Mailing List ==== >Transcribed records online: http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/ >List FAQ: http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/DataShare/TarverList.html >Please check the FAQ first if you are having trouble unsubscribing. > #Lotus D. Cirilo, Executive Director <lotusc@tyler.net> #Tyler Independent School District Foundation #PO Box 2035 Tyler TX 75710 Ph.(903) 531-3543 #******************************************************** #Tarver-Gen <http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/> #Genealogy. Collaborative family research. Tarver Welch #Lee Cockerham Rogers Reeves others. Searchable gedcom, #queries, transcribed records, message forum, mail list.

Wish I could join you in Liberty, but I am in CA. Barbara

Hi, Wish I could join you in Oxford, but I am in Ca. Barbara in CA

Four of John's children married into the TARVER family. From: "bettie watson" <bbelle@i-55.com> To: <LADATA-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Fw: Liberty Library, Amite Co., Ms Date: Wed, 14 Jul 1999 11:50:13 -0500 : : : : : -----Original Message----- From: Bill Cockerham <bcocke@gte.net> To: Bettie Watson <bbelle@i-55.com> Casey1I@aol.com Date: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 10:44 AM Subject: Liberty Library Cockerham Genealogy So Carolina/Mississippi/louisiana Descendants of John Cockerham Listmasters publish or file in waste as you see fit- -print if it will be of help to anyone No program-just meeting to show pictures and compare research notes-interested persons welcome Bettiebelle Watson >I just had a e mail from Kathy Casey WE are meeting at the library in >Liberty MS next Tuesday July 20 at 10 o'clock . thought that would be a good time >for all to get to know each other >Bill Cockerham- > #Lotus D. Cirilo, Executive Director <lotusc@tyler.net> #Tyler Independent School District Foundation #PO Box 2035 Tyler TX 75710 Ph.(903) 531-3543 #******************************************************** #Tarver-Gen <http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/> #Genealogy. Collaborative family research. Tarver Welch #Lee Cockerham Rogers Reeves others. Searchable gedcom, #queries, transcribed records, message forum, mail list.

Gen. Hartwell Hill Harrison Tarver 1. HARTWELL HILL HARRISON6 TARVER, GEN. (ANDREW5, ANDREW4, SAMUEL3, THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1791 in Brunswick Co., Va1, and died December 23, 1851 in Twiggs Co., Ga2. He married (1) ANN RUTHERFORD WIMBERLY3,4 May 15, 1823 in Edgefield Dist., SC5,6. She was born 1806, and died February 12, 1836. He married (2) HARRIETT BUNN6 1843. She died 1879 in Twiggs Co., Ga6. Notes for HARTWELL HILL HARRISON TARVER, GEN.: : 1820 Census index shows the following TARVER's who headed households: Absalem in Hancock Co.; Andries, Benjamin, Hartwell H. Jacob, John, Richard, and William M. in Wilkes Co. In Richmond Co. were Etheldred, J. M, and S., while Putnam Co. had Benjamin. Jones had Elisha; Washington had Frederick and Robert. there were two Mary's one lived in Jeferson and one in Warrens Co. Finally, there was a Samuel B. Tarver in Burke Co., Ga : A large slaveholder, Hartwell TARVER owned 2,700 acre plantation in District Two of Bakers Co., GA, operated by an overseer. Lived in Twiggs Co., Ga. Given the title General by the Georgia Legislature in 1842 when that body named him General of the Georgia Militia. For many years he maintained a race track in Twiggs Co. for horse enthusiasts of Georgia and nearby states. (History of Twiggs Co., GA) He and Nelson tift are said to have established, in 1836, the trading establishment which later became the town of Albany, Ga. : Death Notice, The Federal Union The death of Gen. Hartwell H. Tarver, of Twiggs Co., has already been announced in the public prints. Born in Brunswick County Va; in 1816 he emigrated to Georgia and located in Wilkes Co., where he resided until 1821 when he removed to Twiggs County; represented people of Twiggs in the Legislature. General Tarver commenced life almost penniless, and died perhaps the richest man in Georgia. His fortune was acquired, not by speculation, but by the gradual accumulations upon previously invested capital. ... (long eulogy) (GGM/Vol.26, No.3(101), Pg.25) : Burial in Twiggs Co., Ga : Military service 1842, elected General of Georgia Militia : Inscription on a historical marker at Tarversville, Twiggs Co., GA (intersection Rts. 23 & 96, abt 20 miles north of Macon) reads: This settlement was named for the Tarver family who settled here more than a century ago. In 1826 a post office was opened as Tarver's Store and in 1831 the name was changed to Tarversville. Hartwill Hill Tarver (1791-1851) was one of the area's wealthiest planters and largest slave owners. One of the community's most noted citizens, in 1831, '34' '35, and '39, he represented Twiggs County in the Georgia House of Representatives. He was elected Brigadier General of the 1st Brigade, 6th division of the Georgia Militia in 1837. Here was located the Ocmulgee Academy. Incorporated by the State of Georgia in 1819 with Benjamin Dupree, Edmund Dupree, William W. Williamson, Henry Bunn and Robert Glenn, Trustees. The school flourished for many years, accepting both local and boarding students. Located near here was Fort Twiggs, one of a series of forts established near the Ocmulgee River during the War of 1812. The nucleus of the "Lafayette Volunteers" of Twiggs County assembled at Tarversville in 1825 to march to Milledgeville to greet General Lafayette on his visit there. Georgia Historical Commission, 1940. >From Georgia Place Names: TARVERSVILLE, Twiggs County. Unincorporated. Named for Hartwell Hill Tarver (1791-1851), a wealthy planter in the community, who was one of the largest slave owners in the South. His name was given to two post offices in the county. The first opened September 29, 1826 as TARVER'S STORE, and the second on September 27, 1876. H.H. Tarver ws the first postmaster at Tarver's Store. The name was changed to Tarversville, May 24, 1831. There is also a community of TARVER in southern Echols County, which was incorporated October 15, 1887, and there was an earlier TARVERSVILLE in northwest Burke County. : Abstract from Memoirs of Georgia, Pg.227 William B. Tarver - His father, General Hartwell Hill Tarver, was born in Brunswick County, Virginia, was a prominent military officer of Georgia during the 1840's. As a young man he settled in Twiggs County and lived there until his death in 1852. is first wife was Miss Ann Wimberly, a sister of Dr. Henry Wimberly of Jeffersonville. Their children: Dolly, who married General Colquitt; Paul; Henry; Fred; and John. His second wife was Harriet, daughter of Henty and Nancy Bunn, who came to Georgia from North Carolina. Their children: William B. and Benjamin M., of Chattanooga, Tennessee. She died in 1879. Both are buried in Twiggs County. William B. Tarver was born May 23, 1844, in Twiggs County. At the age of 17, he joined General Hampton's cavalry in which he served the entire war. In 1863 he married Miss Laura, a daughter of Dr. Henry W. Wimberly. They had one child, Caroline, the wife of G.W. Jordan, Jr. of Pulaski County. The first wife died in 1868 and the second wife was Annie P., daughter of William M. and Lucia F. Weaver of Selma, Alabama. Their children: Lucia H., HArtwell Hill; Benjamin M., Jr.; William B., Jr.; Roseline T. and Ann W. ====== Notes from conversations & correspondence with Cliff Tarver ==== Buzzard's Roost Plantation was the mother plantation of Tarver Plantation & Pinebloom Plantation in Baker and Dougherty Counties, GA. Endnotes 1. Memoirs of Georgia, Abstracts from, Pg.227. 2. "Obituary notice," The Federal Union, 23 Dec 1851, The Souther Genealogists Exchange Quarterly, March 1989, gives the DOD for Hartwell Hill Tarver as 19 Nov. 1851. 3. The Southern Genealogists Exchange Society, Inc., "The Southern Genealogists Exchange Quarterly," PO Box 2801, Jacksonville, Fl, 32203-2801: March 1989, Pg.56. 4. Memoirs of Georgia, Abstracts from, Pg.227. 5. Edgefield, South Carolina Marriage Records. 6. The Southern Genealogists Exchange Society, Inc., "The Southern Genealogists Exchange Quarterly," PO Box 2801, Jacksonville, Fl, 32203-2801: March 1989, Pg.56. 7. History of Baker Co., GA, Pg.105. 8. The Southern Genealogists Exchange Society, Inc., "The Southern Genealogists Exchange Quarterly," PO Box 2801, Jacksonville, Fl, 32203-2801: March 1989, Pg.56. 9. Memoirs of Georgia, Abstracts from, Pg.227. 10. The Southern Genealogists Exchange Society, Inc., "The Southern Genealogists Exchange Quarterly," PO Box 2801, Jacksonville, Fl, 32203-2801: March 1989, Pg.56. #Lotus D. Cirilo, Executive Director <lotusc@tyler.net> #Tyler Independent School District Foundation #PO Box 2035 Tyler TX 75710 Ph.(903) 531-3543 #******************************************************** #Tarver-Gen <http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/> #Genealogy. Collaborative family research. Tarver Welch #Lee Cockerham Rogers Reeves others. Searchable gedcom, #queries, transcribed records, message forum, mail list.

Where is Liberty, how far from Oxford? Robby McCain Oxford, MS >From: LotusC <lotusc@tyler.net> >Reply-To: TARVER-L@rootsweb.com >To: TARVER-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [TARVER-L] Descendants of John Cockerham >Date: Wed, 14 Jul 1999 11:49:38 -0500 > >Four of John's children married into the TARVER family. > >From: "bettie watson" <bbelle@i-55.com> >To: <LADATA-L@rootsweb.com> >Subject: Fw: Liberty Library, Amite Co., Ms >Date: Wed, 14 Jul 1999 11:50:13 -0500 >: >: > >: >: >: > >-----Original Message----- >From: Bill Cockerham <bcocke@gte.net> >To: Bettie Watson <bbelle@i-55.com> Casey1I@aol.com >Date: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 10:44 AM >Subject: Liberty Library > > >Cockerham Genealogy >So Carolina/Mississippi/louisiana >Descendants of John Cockerham > >Listmasters publish or file in waste as you see fit- -print if it will be >of >help to anyone >No program-just meeting to show pictures and compare research >notes-interested persons welcome Bettiebelle Watson > > >I just had a e mail from Kathy Casey WE are meeting at the library in > >Liberty MS next Tuesday July 20 at 10 o'clock . thought that would be a >good time > >for all to get to know each other > >Bill Cockerham- > > > >#Lotus D. Cirilo, Executive Director <lotusc@tyler.net> >#Tyler Independent School District Foundation >#PO Box 2035 Tyler TX 75710 Ph.(903) 531-3543 >#******************************************************** >#Tarver-Gen <http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/> >#Genealogy. Collaborative family research. Tarver Welch >#Lee Cockerham Rogers Reeves others. Searchable gedcom, >#queries, transcribed records, message forum, mail list. > > >==== TARVER Mailing List ==== >Transcribed records online: http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/ >List FAQ: http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/DataShare/TarverList.html >Please check the FAQ first if you are having trouble unsubscribing. > _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Notice Letters of Administration having been granted to the undersigned on the Estate of John Cockerham, Junior, Deceased, at the April Term, 1847, of the Probate Court of Amite county--thereof, all persons indebted to said Estate are required to make immediate payment--and those having claims against the same, are requested to present them duly authenticated within the time prescribed by law, or they will be forever barred. Jackson Cockerham Administrator May 1, 1847 : Mr. Jackson Cockerham, Administrator To A.W. Forsythe, Dr. To Publishing the annexed Advertisement Sex Weeks successively in the Liberty Advocate , a newspaper printed and published in the town of Liberty, Amite County, State of Mississippi. 2 Squares, 6 Weeks, $7.00 Received payment, by note, by cash 4.00 [bal] $3.00 August 23, 1847 /s/ A.W. Forsythe Note: John Cockerham, Jr. was the son of John Cockerham who died in 1843 also in Amite Co., Ms. He was married to Nancy Tarver in SC, John Cockerham accompanied his father to Amite Co., Mississippi arriving before 1804. John and Nancy remained in Amite Co. until abt 1829 when they moved to Catahoula Pa., La. They had 7 children, most, if not all, of whom moved with them into Catahoula Pa. Part of Catahoula Pa. became Winn Pa., La. Family records are found in both parishes as well as Franklin Pa., La. : John, Jr's children rec'd 7 shares from his father's estate - John Cockerham, Sr. - $1993.25 1. James $284.75 Jul 11, 1845 2. Thomas $284.75 Jan 10, 1845 3. Phoebe $284.75 Jan 10, 1845 4. John T. $284.75 Jan 09, 1845 5. Henry A. $284.75 Jan 09, 1845 6. Brambley $284.75 Jan 11, 1845 7. West $284.75 Jan 07, 1845 Subject to revision if I find anything more while going through the newly copied files :) Great research trip to Amite County and much to show for it ... great people at the courthouse there. Great people on line who offered their tips and assistance. thank you all. My best, Lotus #Lotus D. Cirilo, Executive Director <lotusc@tyler.net> #Tyler Independent School District Foundation #PO Box 2035 Tyler TX 75710 Ph.(903) 531-3543 #******************************************************** #Tarver-Gen <http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/> #Genealogy. Collaborative family research. Tarver Welch #Lee Cockerham Rogers Reeves others. Searchable gedcom, #queries, transcribed records, message forum, mail list.

I checked my husbands lines that go back to something like 130 AD and no loveday. I also checked another Falch line that I found looking for my ancestors and no loveday there either. I wish I could help. I know the frustration all too well. --- Joyce Jackson <jjak@lcc.net> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm sorry but I have no Georgie or Augustus TARVER > in my name file. Do you > ever run across the name LOVEDAY in your research? > I have a friend in TN > researching that name and she is looking for a lost > LOVEDAY who went to TX. > > Thanks, > Joyce Jackson > > > > At 10:07 AM 7/8/99 -0700, you wrote: > >Looking for information on Georgie Augustus (or > >Augusta) Tarver. I have spellings of her name as > >Tarver, Tarber, and Tarlver. All I know about her > is > >that she had several sons and at least one > daughter. > >My grandfather was born in Georgia in 1900 so she > was > >in Georgia at that time. She married a Thomas > Henry > >Lancaster. > > > >_________________________________________________________ > >Do You Yahoo!? > >Get your free @yahoo.com address at > http://mail.yahoo.com > > > > > >==== TARVER Mailing List ==== > >Transcribed records online: > http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/ > >List FAQ: > http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/DataShare/TarverList.html > >Please check the FAQ first if you are having > trouble unsubscribing. > > > > > > > > > ==== TARVER Mailing List ==== > Transcribed records online: > http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/ > List FAQ: > http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/DataShare/TarverList.html > Please check the FAQ first if you are having trouble > unsubscribing. > > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Hi, I'm sorry but I have no Georgie or Augustus TARVER in my name file. Do you ever run across the name LOVEDAY in your research? I have a friend in TN researching that name and she is looking for a lost LOVEDAY who went to TX. Thanks, Joyce Jackson At 10:07 AM 7/8/99 -0700, you wrote: >Looking for information on Georgie Augustus (or >Augusta) Tarver. I have spellings of her name as >Tarver, Tarber, and Tarlver. All I know about her is >that she had several sons and at least one daughter. >My grandfather was born in Georgia in 1900 so she was >in Georgia at that time. She married a Thomas Henry >Lancaster. > >_________________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > > >==== TARVER Mailing List ==== >Transcribed records online: http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/ >List FAQ: http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/DataShare/TarverList.html >Please check the FAQ first if you are having trouble unsubscribing. > > >

Looking for information on Georgie Augustus (or Augusta) Tarver. I have spellings of her name as Tarver, Tarber, and Tarlver. All I know about her is that she had several sons and at least one daughter. My grandfather was born in Georgia in 1900 so she was in Georgia at that time. She married a Thomas Henry Lancaster. _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Folks, I apologize for the problems accessing Tarver-Gen at http://www.tarver-genealogy.net I've got a technician working on the problem right now. Meanwhile, the website is fully accessible at http://www.cirilo.net Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience. once again ... the site is mirrored at http://www.cirilo.net/ you should have no problem accessing it there. Pat, Thanks for reporting the problem. The ogden cemetery is at: http://www.cirilo.net/Cemetery/Ogden/index.html My best, Lotus PS The site is always mirrored at www.cirilo.net :> #Lotus D. Cirilo, Executive Director <lotusc@tyler.net> #Tyler Independent School District Foundation #PO Box 2035 Tyler TX 75710 Ph.(903) 531-3543 #******************************************************** #Tarver-Gen <http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/> #Genealogy. Collaborative family research. Tarver Welch #Lee Cockerham Rogers Reeves others. Searchable gedcom, #queries, transcribed records, message forum, mail list.

----- The following addresses had permanent fatal errors ----- <TARVERL@rootsweb.com> Pat, it needs to be: TARVER-L@rootsweb.com with a dash between the TARVER and the L :> Lotus ps still trying to work out the tarver website problem. meanwhile, use http://www.cirilo.net #Lotus D. Cirilo, Executive Director <lotusc@tyler.net> #Tyler Independent School District Foundation #PO Box 2035 Tyler TX 75710 Ph.(903) 531-3543 #******************************************************** #Tarver-Gen <http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/> #Genealogy. Collaborative family research. Tarver Welch #Lee Cockerham Rogers Reeves others. Searchable gedcom, #queries, transcribed records, message forum, mail list.