Attn: Eldon Wade (your question about Edward Wade in Hall Co GA 1825) 1830 GA Census for the entire state: Edward Wade Columbia 359 Edward Wade Jr DeKalb 53 1840 they were not listed in the state of GA Honorable Edward Clemens Wade, a great grandson of Edward Wade Sr., stated in a letter of Oct 8, 1900 to Stuart C. Wade, and was on of three brothers that came to America together about the year 1730, and born about the year 1700. I heard my father say that one of the three brothers located in on of the New England states, one went out west, and the one came to the state of Virginia and that the three brothers came from WALES in Great Britain. Edward Wade and Mary Clemons married 1746-47? in Virginia. Even though James D. Easley lists her maiden name as Clemons, I believe it should have been spelled Clements. In VA and SC records, the Clements family is living near the Wades. Edward and May had a grandson names Thomas Clements Wade. If this Edward Wade is the same Edward Wade that was a vestryman in Antrim Parish in Halifax Co VA in 1752, then we assume he had other family members living there also. The book of Antrim Parish is like a Wade diary. Andrew, Robert, Hampton and 2-3? more men used the same boundry as Antrim Parish for the boundry of Halifax Co VA.. They organized this county in Hampton Wade Sr., living room 1752. This book is on the Internet and many mail order catalogs. It is a must for those who had Wades in Halifax, Mecklenburg and L'burg Counties. (These three Court House Record Books: zero and book one - are also like a Wade diary) I copied at least 20 pages from the book: History of Halifax County, Virginia by Carrington at the Dallas Library last Tuesday. But, it seems at the Library in Richmond VA, there were two books and it listed the men at the meeting on the first pages of the second Volume. I always forget the other men who are not named Wade's names. Georgia Hornbuckle Hendrix