See. This is what's going on. I'm looking through old notes looking up all the "Moses Wade". Each one I come to is on a different note found at different times. I don't know if this is the same one recurring over and over in Georgia records, or if I'm possibly looking at more than one Moses. If it's just the one, I can merge. I know a couple of them are the same. Anyway, here's the next note found: This Moses Wade was a pensioner who lived in Wilkes Co, GA, in 1835. I think this is according to the "Georgia Land Lottery Papers 1805 - 1914" (that's on the note I made). On 16 May 1848, some papers were signed by his "orphan son, Jesse Wade." If all these notes were the same man, this Moses Wade served in the Revolutionary War on the Virginia Line, drew in the Georgia Land Lottery of 1805, received a pension, lived in Wilkes Co, GA, and had a son named Jesse Wade. Does this ring a bell with anyone? Linda