Parthenia ANDREWS was born in Wilkes or Lincoln County, GA in 1835. She was the daughter of Michael L. (?Latham) ANDREWS b 1798 GA and Parthenia PULLIN born 1806 GA. (Parthenia shows up as Bethenia, etc.). 

This Michael L. ANDREWS family is on the 1850 census Lincoln, GA Dist. 52, and also in the household is George HOUSE.  George HOUSE married the daughter Parthenia 1851 Wilkes Co., GA.  In 1855-56, the ANDREWS family, along with their children migrated to eastern Arkansas, St. Francis County / Monroe County area, near the town of Brinkley, AR.  I have tracked them on the census there.

 I am researching my ANDREWS, PULLEN (Pullin, etc.) HOUSE line, which includes other surnames / alliances, including WILLIS. I have a little more information on the ANDREWS line than I do on the PULLIN and HOUSE lines. And while HOUSE is not my bloodline, I do want to track it enough to at least identify the parents / family of George N. (or M) HOUSE who was born about 1831 GA.

 Re my PULLIN line, there is a Guilford PULLIN on the 1850 census on the page before my Michael L. ANDREWS family in Dist. 52 Lincoln.  I think he was in Wilkes County earlier ...and he was near several other PULLINs, as well as ANDREWS ...including the judge Garnett ANDREWS (who had the daughter Eliza Frances ANDREWS that wrote "Wartime Journal of a Georgia Girl."  In my old bible, and in our family lore, my gg grandmother Parthenia ANDREWS was said to have been born in Wilkes County.

Parthenia and her children later moved into Brinkley,and as a widow she took in sewing for awhile (1900 census), eventually moving to Jackson County near Newport to live with her daughter Clara COOPER and her McLAIN husband. 1910 census.  Parthenia died July 15, 1915 in Jackson County, but mysteriously I can't find her burial site, even though the McLAIN family has a large burial area in Newport's Walnut Grove Cemetery. Perhaps she was buried alongside a husband somewhere on farmland in St. Francis or Monroe County Arkansas.

 Below are the old bible records I have transcribed, showing the family name as ANDERS rather than ANDREWS which I think is really correct.  You will note more children's names / deaths ... than appear on the 1850 census in Lincoln, Dist. 52.  I do have more information on the ANDREWS children and their marriages in Arkansas---3 sisters of Parthenia married MUNS / MUNNS men.

 ---The handwritten records, torn in places, read:
Michael S. Anders (Andrews), born April 9, 1798;
Partheny Anders (Andrews), April 15, 1806;
Sarahann Rebecca Anders, Oct. 17, 1824;
Elijah Michael Anders, Sept. 11, 1828;
Julia Ann Anders, Feb. 25, 1830;
Andrew Jackson Anders, Feb. 7, 1832; 

William Anders, Aug 2, 1833;
Partheny Anders, Oct. 4, 1835;
Mary Catharine Anders, April 12, 1837;
Charles ?Lalhuse? Anders, May 12, 1839;
Cornelius Anders, Jan. 18, 1842;
Henriethie(?) Elisabeth Anders, ???? 1844;
......perhaps another listing torn off--and on the reverse side, it continues:

Julianne Caldomer House, born Nov. 4, 1853;   ** NOTE, she was born in GA, prob. Lincoln)
Elijah M. Anders, died Jan. 19, 1829;
Andrew Anders  died June 26, 1832;
Sarahann R. Anders died Aug. Aug. 11, 1835;
John C. Anders died May 13, 184_?_;
Juliann Muns died Nov. 1, 1861;
Edward Holmun died Mar. 18, 1873 (NOTE: This was Parthenia's 2nd husband before D.L. Cooper)