Oglethorpe County Genealogical Queries
September 1996 through December 1997

Queries Posted from 1-98 through 4-98

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ARNOLD  Tom Arnold  5 Jan 1997

Info needed on Thomas ARNOLD, born 1730 Virginia, died 1796 in this county. Had a son Zachariah born 1762. Zachariah had a son Moses, born 1800. Looking for names of other children of Thomas (he had 10 total) and Zachariah (8 total). Zachariah and Moses later turn up in Lincoln County, Tennessee.

Also, does the town of Arnoldsville, Georgia have any relationship to these or other ARNOLD's.

ARNOLD, RAY  Brenda Arnold Bagley  1 Apr 1997

I need help in locating the burial place of Moses ARNOLD who was from Oglethorpe County. He died April 1, 1936. I believe that he is buried in Oglethorpe County. I also need to find a marriage certificate for Ludie Exa Melton RAY and William Benjamin ARNOLD. They were married December 1913. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Brenda Arnold Bagley

BABB  Eileen B Sumner 16 Apr 1997

Am looking for anyone with information on William BABB who lived in Oglethrope County in 1805.

Eileen Babb Sumner

BAILEY, BAILY  Tom Cozzens  18 Apr 1997

Need to identify parents of BAILEY, or BAILY, OHP (Oliver Hazzard Perry) born in the area between 1814-1817. OHP later moved to Talbot County. Thanks for your efforts.

Tom Cozzens
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BEASLEY, BIRD, ENGLISH, GREER, HAYNES, HUDSON, RAGAN  Annette Rose  11 Mar 1997

Robert BEASLEY (1740), bought land in Wilkes County, wife was Betty WILLINGHAM, whom he married 1862, Lunenburg County, Virginia. about 1790, William GREER (1748), son of Aquilla (about 1719), received land grant in Washington County, wife was Jane HAYNES, daughter of Henry HAYNES, Sr. (1701) John HUDSON married Mary BEASLEY 1782 in Lunenburg County, Virginia. John died 1790, left four children: Frederick, Rolin/Rowland, Mason Ward, and Elizabeth. Widow, Mary HUDSON married Seth WARD in 1793, and by 1800 was in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, where Seth became guardian of the boys, 1800 & 1801.

By 1805, Frederick had married Lucy GREER, daughter of William, above. Frederick and Lucy had John, William GREER, and Mary. Lucy's death location unknown, Frederick died Noxubee County, Mississippi after May 1841. ENGLISH ties into HAYNES; GREER Families then marries into BEASLEY where two daughters of William BEASLEY and Nancy ENGLISH married the two sons of Frederick and Lucy HUDSON. Families are known to be all three counties, then by 1837, most were in Noxubee County, Mississippi. Need family information on William BYRD/BIRD who married Mary HUDSON in June of 1826. Looking for their children's families, one named Frederick Hudson BIRD, one named William, one named John, a girl, Mary (?), and one named Elizabeth. Two of the sons married in Noxubee County.....

Need court documents on guardianship of three daughters of Jerimah RAGAN and Mary GREER, both deceased by Spring of 1827. Frederick HUDSON guardian in Georgia? Frederick is to have petetioned to remove Lucy S. RAGAN from Georgia, don't know which year. He was guardian in 1837 in Mississippi. What is the tie with all the BEASLEY's? Lucy GREER's brother, Abraham, married a Betsey BEASLEY, attributated to Robert (1740), no proof??? If that is so, she would a sister William BEASLEY.

Help. Please, any related lines/info. appriciated. Have much, need more.

e-mail to [email protected], will share any and all info. I do look-ups for Noxubee County, Mississippi
Annette Rose

BIRDSONG  Donna Thompson  4 Apr 1997

I am researching the BIRDSONG lines in Oglethorpe and Troup County, Georgia. Some descendants were found in Alabama. Please email [email protected]

Donna Thompson

BLACK, CALLAHAN  Donna L. Fischer  30 Jun 1997

Elizabeth Amanda BLACK; born 14 April 1814 in ?, Oglethrope County, Georgia, daughter of Thomas Gillespie BLACK and Mary "Polly" CALLAHAN; married James Givens CAMPBELL 3 January 1833 in ?, Morgan County, Illinois; died 23 October 1867 in Dallas, Polk County, Oregon; buried in Salt Creek Cemetery, Dallas, Polk County, Oregon. Heard she was an endentured servant.

Seeking information on parents and family.

Thank you,

Donna L. Fischer,
Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon

BLACKBURN, BOWDEN  Stephanie Kenney  5 Oct 1997

I am looking for information of Ann BLACKBURN (5th great grandmother), married to John BOWDEN on September 7, 1802 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. John BOWDEN was born in 1777 in Granville, Pitt County, North Carolina, son of William BOWDEN (1742 in North Carolina) and Mary Ann was born about 1784 in South Carolina. They both died between 1850 and 1860 in Lawrence County, Tennessee. They had 14 children, several of whom settled in Pope County, Arkansas.

Any help would be appreciated.
Stephanie Kenney.

BOHANNON  Gayle Lindsey Herring  7 Jun 1997

I am searching for Celia J. BOHANNON from Georgia, who may or may not be a Celia BOHANNON I discovered in Oglethorpe County. My Celia was born 1808-1811 and died by 4/1866. Also searching Richard D. RENO, from Alabama, born1806 died by 1866, whom Celia married. They moved to Ballard County Kentucky about 1843. Their children were:

Calvin born 1828 died 7/18/1852: John Wesley born 1833 died 1917: Melissa J. born 1835 died 3/29/1852: Sarah C. (Elizabeth) born 1840 (Illinois): Matilda P. b.1842 Richard born 1845: P.M. (male) b.1847 died by 1860: Margaret A. born 1850: Albert M. born 1848 died by 1900: George born 1853: John T. born 1834 (Alabama) died>1880 (Illinois)

I have more information on their descendants, and would be happy to exchange it.

Thanks,
Gayle Herring

BONNER, MARTIN  Tina Thompson  Feb 11 1997

Researching BONNER/MARTIN family of Crawford. Elizabeth (Lizzie) BONNER married to Johnny MARTIN. Lizzie died shortly after birth of my grandmother, Mozell (born 1908), had several children (approx. 12-13). Johnny later married a woman name Maggie and moved to Athens, Georgia. Any information on BONNER children or desecendants would be much appreciated. Sometime after the birth of my grandmother (1908) one of her older brothers was killed when a tree fell on him.

Please contact [email protected].
Thanks.

BOWEN  Dutch Bowen  24 Dec 1997

I am trying to determine if there were any Bowens in the Oglethorpe Colony that settled in the area in 1733. I am specifically researching a branch of Bowens in Chillicothe, Missouri, in the 1800's, Greenbrier County, Virginia in the 17&1800's and maybe Georgia prior to that. Any information would be most appreciated. My still living 90 year old father insists there were some Bowen's in the Oglethorpe colony.

Thank you
Dutch Bowen,
Napa CA

BOWLING, LUMPKIN  Jim Corley  27 Aug 1997

I am looking for information about Penelope BOWLING born 1832 and married John Berry Hay LUMPKIN, Sr. in 1847 in Oglethorpe County.

Jim Corley

BRAGG  Jeanne Cox  30 Jun 1997

Dozier BRAGG born 1745 in Virginia Parents probably Joseph and Susannah Dozier BRAGG. Living in Fauquier County, Virginia circa 1771. Will dated 1803 Oglethorpe County, Georgia (Will Book "A", page 134.) Will mentions wife, Mary, and children, Joseph, Sarah, Nelly, and Thomas. Would appreciate any information regarding this family.

Thank you!!

Jeanne Cox
Orange, Virginia

BRAMLET (BRAMLETT)  Michael Bramblett  2 Mar 1997

Looking for any information on the following family living in Beaverdam District of Oglethorpe County from the 1910 census:

Reuben Thomas BRAMLET (BRAMLETT) born 1868 Head
Mary Elizabeth POWELL BRAMLET born 1871 Wife
Reuben born About 1891 Son
Earnest born About 1898 Son
Leonard born About 1900 Son
Sally born About 1903 Daughter
Virgil born 1904 Son
Ostell (Estell) born About 1909 Daughter

They came from Habersham County and moved back sometime after this census.

Thank you,
Mike Bramblett
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BRAND  Kathleen Mangum  23 Nov 1997

Do you know of any decendants of William W. BRAND who lived in Oglethorpe County about 1828. Later moved to Gwinnett County or boundary lines changed that status. I am a decendant and would like, very much, to correspond with others of the above Rev. War Soldier. Thank you.

BREWER  Inita Segura  18 Jul 1997

Searching for information on William BREWER of Oglethrope County, Georgia. He is said to be the son of Burwell BREWER. Have just learned that William BREWER may be the father of George and John BREWER, both born in mid 1700's. I'll be grateful for any help!

Inita Segura,
Louisiana

BRITTAIN, EDWARDS  J. D. Brittingham  23 Nov 1997

William EDWARDS (died 1818, Oglethorpe County, Georgia) was married, 12 May 1772, Henry County, Virginia, to Elizabeth BRITTAIN (born 26 June 1772, Virginia). (It is thought that her father might have been William BRITTAIN who is listed in "Revolutionary Soldiers of Virginia.") William & Elizabeth (Brittain) EDWARDS' 14 children were, in order of births: Berry Brittain (born 18 June 1792), Susan, Thomas, Lemuel, Seaborn, William, Jr. (born 16 September 1801 in Georgia), Elizabeth, Polly, Nancy, Mordecai, Cynthia, Rebekah, Judith, & Gresham (born 16 August 1816 in Georgia). Any information about the BRITTAIN's would be gratefully appreciated.

J. D. Brittingham
<[email protected]>

BROOKS  Joyce Smith  27 Apr 1997

Please, can you give me any information on ancestors of William Henry Crawford BROOKS, born April 25, 1838 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia about 1861. He married my g-grandmother, Martha A. SIMMONS, born February 24, 1844 in Attala County, Mississippi. Their 1st child was born November 1862 in Collin County, Texas.

Can you help??
Joyce Stewart Smith
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BROOKS, DICK, HARDMAN  R. W. Brooks  27 Jun 1997

BROOKS, Thomas, born circa 1767 in Buckingham County, Virginia, died circa 1848 in Tennessee. He married Anna DICK 1786. 2nd married Elizabeth HARDMAN on 12 January 1801 in Oglethorpe County. Children were: Bennett, Ally, Bailey, George, Elizabeth, John E., and Benjamin. Appreciate any information on any of these folks. --

-Richard-
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BROOKS, JOHNSON  Richard Brooks  8 May 1997

BROOKS, Bailey (Jr.), born circa 1812 in Oglethorpe County, died, circa 1882 in Izard County, Arkansas. About 1830 he married Annie (Amy?) JOHNSON. They appeared on the 1840 census in Hardin County, Tennessee. Seeking information re. parents, siblings and children.

Richard Brooks
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BROOKS, JOHNSON  Richard Brooks  18 Oct 1997

BROOKS, Bailey (Jr.), born circa 1812 in Oglethorpe County, died, circa 1882 in Izard County, Arkansas. About 1830 he married Annie (Amy?) JOHNSON. They appeared on the 1840 census in Hardin County, Tennessee. Seeking information re. parents, siblings and children.

Richard Brooks
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BRYANT, BARNETT  Becky Cheney  7 May 1997

I am seeking information concerning a William BRYANT who may have had ties to Oglethorpe County, Georgia. He married a Mary Ann BARNETT (daughter of Zadock BARNETT who lived there for a time) possibly around 1800. The family eventually ended up in Morgan or Campbell County. Would like to learn more about BRYANT's in the area to discover William's parents, siblings, etc.

William BRYANT is my 4great grandfather - I am descended from his son Austin BRYANT.

Thanks,
Becky Cheney
Monticello, AR
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BULLOCK, HAWKINS  Gene Ballentine Rooks  18 Apr 1997

Does anyone have will abstracts for Oglethorpe County circa early 1800's?  I am especially interested in one for Nathaniel BULLOCK or his wife Mary HAWKINS BULLOCK.

Gene Ballentine Rooks
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BULLOCK, LUMPKIN  Gene Ballentine Rooks  13 Jun 1997

I have Anna BULLOCK m. Joseph LUMPKIN 1804 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Her parents are Nathaniel BULLOCK and Mary HAWKINS, his parents are Joseph LUMPKIN and Ann RICHARDSON. I would like to contact any descendants of this marriage, or researchers on any of these lines, seeking confirmation on the BULLOCK and LUMPKIN lineages. (Also always seeking ROOKS information)

Gene Ballentine Rooks
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BURK(E)  Pat Corcoran  13 Jul 1997

Seeking information on BURK(E) in Oglethorpe County, Georgia late 1700's-1860. Francis Burke born 1796 Oglethorpe Georgia - trying to find name of his parents - could be Charles Burke.

Pat Corcoran
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BUSBIN  [email protected]  12 Dec 1996

Requesting info on the BUSBIN surname in Oglethorpe from about 1816 to 1850. Thanks in advance for you help.

CADENHEAD  Danny Cadenhead  22 Dec 1997

Any and all information in your county on above surname. Best to start circa 1780. Will do Cleveland County, North Carolina lookups in return.

Best regards,
Dan

CALLAWAY, McWHORTER  Gail Backus  Fri 20 Jun 1997

In the 1840 Henry County Census a William CALLAWAY was enumerated. I am searching for a William CALLAWAY who had a son Matthew D. Can't locate any proof of Matthew's parents. Matthew D. married Sarah McWHORTER between 1834 and 1840. There were also William CALLAWAYs in Marion County, Monroe County, and Oglethorpe County. Can anyone help?

CLARKE  Mary Ann Willoughby  2 Feb 1997

Benjamin Joseph CLARKE was born in Oglethorpe County in 1843 and died in Hancock County, date unknown. Married Sara Elizabeth DICKSON. I think Benjamin J. CLARKE's mother was Patience DENNIS.

Any information on this family will be much appreciated.

Mary Ann Willoughby
([email protected])

CLARKE, DENNIS  Mary Ann Willoughby  19 May 1997

Benjamin Joseph CLARKE was born in 1843 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. His mother was Patience DENNIS born about 1814, place unknown. Who was his father?. In the 1850 cenus of Hancock County, Georgia., Patience was listed as head of household with 7 children, the youngest born 1849, so apprently her husband was either dead or otherwise absent from the family. I would appreciate any information on this family.

Mary Ann Willoughby
([email protected])

CLAY  Susan Clay Cole  21 Aug 1997

Jesse Lorenzo CLAY Born approximately 1894 or before January 19, 1885 Died 1931 Buried in Los Angeles, California at Pierce Bros. Valhalla Cemetary. Married in Newton County, Texas 1916 to Vesey HARDY. This is all the information I have. On my dad's birth certificate, J. L. CLAY is listed born in Gerogia, age 33 "at last birthday". Dad was born on January 20, 1918. Hence my quess at the 1894 or 95 birthdate. While digging in the Newton County genealogy library just happened on an old tax book of sorts. The name and only a name "Jesse CLAY" was listed in Oglethorpe County. The date was approximately late 1700's. Just hoping that there was or is a connection.

My name is Susan Clay Cole.
Please return e-mail to [email protected]

CLEMENTS, LUCAS  Gale Clements   23 Apr 1997

Seeking information on James Burns CLEMENTS and his wife Sarah LUCAS, their son William Pleasant CLEMENTS, born 1890 was my grandfather. Going back in history, Reverend John Wesley CLEMENTS (Baptist) born 1800 was James' grandfather and his family. His son John A CLEMENTS (CFA) died during Civil War, but I have no idea where. John Wesley's parents were, I believe, Matthew and Jolis CLEMENTS. I visited Talbutton last year and found the family plot in the Oak Hill Cemetery.

Many thanks.

Gale Clements

COLLEY, TUCK  [email protected]   9 Dec 1996

I am searching for any information on Jonathan COLLEY, born circa 1794 and married Nancy TUCK February 1, 1819 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Thanks.

COLQUITT, HAMPTON, BANKS  Gale M. Fuller  1 Feb 1997

I have several people who were to have been in Oglethorpe County. James Wales COLQUITT and his wife Margaret Temperance Susan HAMPTON moved from Virginia to Oglethorpe County where they died. I have the death dates as 26 October 1841 for him and 10 October 1863 for her. They are to have been buried in the Colquitt Cemetery. Do you have any idea where that could be?

This couple had 6 children but I only find information on the one we have as our ancestor, Jonathan COLQUITT. He was born in Virginia and married Sarah Susan BANKS either in Oglethrope or Upson County Georgia. He died in Upson County.

At some point Jonathan and his wife Sarah Susan BANKS lived in Oglethrope County as their son, William Howard COLQUITT was born there in 1825.

I feel like I have a lot of gray areas. Some I am not sure if they material I have is correct or not. I would appreciate any verification you can offer.

Thanks you so much for your assistance.

Gale M. Fuller
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CONNALLY  Thomas Brown  4 May 1997

I am looking for any information on a Charles CONNALLY in Oglethorpe County probably born around 1790. Father of John William CONNALLY.

Thanks

Tommy Brown
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CROCKER, WAKEFIELD  Sherry Mazzetti  21 Aug 1997

If anyone has access to the earliest marriage records in the county, I would appreciate knowing if there is one for an Arthur CROCKER and Elizabeth WAKEFIELD. Their first child, Edith was born about 1794. Any assistance is appreciated, including any other family marriages.

Please send e-mail to [email protected] Sherry Mazzetti

CROWLEY  Shirley Crowley  27 Aug 1997

Looking for information on Benjamin CROWLEY - came to Oglethorpe County between 1782 and 1795 from Virginia. Children: Benjamin, Spencer, Charles, Elizabeth, Polly, William, Abraham and Archibald.

Connected Oglethorpe County families pre-1800 BRITTAIN, WILEY, SMITH, REYNOLDS.

We have hit a stone wall in finding the CROWLEY family in Virginia. We do have some original family information of some decendents of Abraham which we will be glad to share. Any clues will be much appreciated.

Thank you.
Shirley Crowley

CROWLEY  John Powell  13 Nov 1997

Jeffrey CROWLEY was born circa 1710 in Northern Ireland and died in 1762 in Atrum Parish, Halifax County, Virginia. His wife was Martha (? Who). They had a son Samuel and a son was Benjamin CROWLEY born 1730 in England (where?) died 1817 in Lexington, Georgia. He married Sara (who ?) in Orange County, Virginia in 1756. Their children were Benjamin, Archibald, Samuel, Spencer, Betsy, Polly, Charles, William, Abraham, Love and a daughter who married Mr. WILKS and a son James M. CROWLEY born1777 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia who married Dorcas SMITH born 1778 in North Carolina. They married in Oglethorpe County, Georgia on 2-2-1799. they are buried in Dekalb County, Georgia.

John Powell at [email protected]

thanks a lot
john

CUNNINGHAM  Deborah Goodman  26 Sep 1997

I am researching the CUNNINGHAM family. I am searching for information on William Matthew CUNNINGHAM, born 9-12-1852 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. His father was Johnson Franklin CUNNINGHAM and mother is unknown. I would like to know about William's ("Willie") birth certificate or anything about his ancestors. He is my gg grandfather. He moved to Texas where he raised a family and died on 3-27-1948 in Dallas, Texas. I appreciate your help.

Deborah Goodman
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CUNNINGHAM  Steve Cunningham  11 Oct 1997

Looking for information on; George F. CUNNINGHAM born 1770, Alexander CUNNINGHAM born October 1, 1785, Thomas CUNNINGHAM born February 22, 1790, and William CUNNINGHAM born August 10, 1792. Also related by marriage are; Agnes PATRICK, Sarah CARTLEDGE, Marta WATSON, Henrietta POSS. Any help appreciated.

Steve

CUNNINGHAM, ANTHONY  Steve Cunningham  3 Mar 1997

Hi, I'm researching the CUNNINGHAM's of Oglethorpe County, Georgia. They came to Texas about 1880 from Lexington, Georgia. Somewhere while there, they married into the BURKHALTER Family. My Great Grandmother's maiden name was Mary Anne (or Anna) ANTHONY. The ANTHONY's were also from Oglethorpe County. Still a mystery to me why Johnson Franklin CUNNINGHAM pulled up roots in 1880, and came to Texas.

According to the 1870 Census, he declared property valued at $1500. Not a poor man. It's said that at that time, Texas was considered the Promised Land, and many emigrated here. I have the Family mostly complete in all following generations, after they came here. There are a few CUNNINGHAM's I can't locate, yet. If you have any resources to help, I'd sure appreciate it.

Thanks again.
Steve

DAVENPORT  Bob Turner  Feb 28 1997

DAVENPORT, Henry came to Georgia in 1805 from Halifax County, Virginia. Part of his family was born in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Died in Clarke County about 1850. Would appreciate any information on this family. Will exchange information.

Contact Bob Turner,
P.O. Box 789,
Marianna, Ar 72360
or by E-Mail

DAVENPORT  Bob Turner  24 Mar 1997

Please look up Henry DAVENPORT who came to Georgia from Halifax County, Virginia about 1805 to take up land granted his father, Thomas DAVENPORT of Cumberland and Halifax Counties, Virginia. Henry raised a family in Oglethorpe and Clarke Counties of Georgia. Thanks for your help in this matter.

Reply can be sent by mail to:
Robert W. Turner,
P.O. Box 789,
Martianna, AR 72360.

Thanks again.

DAVENPORT, EASLEY  Robert W. Turner  Apr 3 1997

I am looking for the family of Henry DAVENPORT who married Elizabeth EASLEY in Halifax County, Virginia about 1807, and moved to Georgia. They raised a family in Oglethorpe County and Clarke County. Also looking for the family of Thomas DAVENPORT of Halifax County, Virginia. He was a member of the U.S. Congress from Virginia about 1810. There may be some kin between Thomas and Henry. I would appreciate any and all information. Can be contacted by mail.

Robert W. Turner
P.O. Box 789
Marianna, AR 72360

DAVIS, SEMMES, BIGGERS  Robin Eisenhower  9 Apr 1997

Hello, My name is Robin Eisenhower and I am requesting your help in information about my family. I am specifically looking for any connection to the Jefferson F. DAVIS family, as I have been told that we are distantly related. Here is the information I have. If you can go further back to find what foreign country we came from, that would also be helpful. I would also be interested in any interesting, amusing or otherwise, anecdotes regarding to my family and their actions. I would be most interested in finding out how Uncle Twitt got his name! I appreciate any assistance you can give me in this matter.

Isham DAVIS was my gr-gr-gr-grandfather. It seems he served in the Revolutionary War and was given bounty land in Oglethorpe County for his service. He had a son named Pryor Lansford DAVIS, born 2/6/1813 and died 6/2/1890. I do not have information on brothers or sisters. He was an extensive slave holder and plantation owner in the county. It has been said that the house slaves led Pryor's second wife, Jerusha BIGGERS, and the younger children to safety during Sherman's March. I have been told that all the buildings on the property, save the slave quarters, were burned. Pryor had several children: married Elizabeth SEMMES- (during 1850 census of 66th Division)
     James age 15
     Ison Jackson (or Isom or Isham) age 13 (died in Shelby County, Texas)
     Sarah age 11 (married Julius Garrett)
     William age 9 (killed in 7 days fight around Richmond)
     Mary age 7 (married and spent her life in Georgia)
     Charles age 5
     Robert age 3
     Zachariah age 6 months (my gr-grandfather)

an 1860 Census showed the following in residence
married Jerusha BIGGERS-
     Charles age 14 (killed in Battle of Williamsburg)
     Mary age 16
     Zachariah age 10 (moved to Center, Texas)
     John age 6 (moved to Bivins, Texas) as
     Nathan age 1 (he was nicknamed Uncle Stump for losing both arms in the War)(became a prominent man in Andersonville)

There is also mention of other children: Wylie- died in New Orleans and was a legislator Henry B.- nicknamed Uncle Twitt, became a prominant man in Andersonville. Both these children were Elizabeth SEMMES'

There is a story that Pryor served after the War as a member of the Louisiana Assembly and kicked down the door of the House when the Carpetbag Legislature was expelled by the Democrats of the State. Isom Jackson enlisted as a 2nd Lt. Company K 66th Georgia Regiment of Infantry during the War. He enlisted as a Sergeant and was wounded July 2, 1864. Both Robert and Isom are believed to be Confederate pensioners.

I am also looking for the location of the plantation and family graveyard, if any. It was said that Pryor's grave was in the family cemetary, not too far from the house.

Any information you can provide will be most helpful. From what I have heard from family members, we have a colorful family history and it is certainly exciting to me to see history come alive in my ancestors and their deeds. You can e-mail me at [email protected] or snail mail me:

Robin Eisenhower
P.O. Box 1021
Conroe, Tx 77305

Thanks again.

DAY  Joyce Day Austin  28 Apr 1997

Land Lottery 1806

I found in the Georgia Researcher Vol. l No.4 Published by Allstates Research Company. The information comes from Oglethorpe County,Georgia with this heading-
     Oglethorpe County, Georgia, List of Eligible Drawers in Land Lottery authorized under the Act of
     June 26, 1806 First Battalion Capt. Elias Bell's Dist.
Nathan Formby (?) For Moses DAY, Minor and Orphan of William DAY, Dec'd.

All of these people are my ancestors and I would like to know more about them. I am doing research on my DAY family and I am stopped with William DAY. I hope you can help me but if not thank you for trying.

Joyce Day Austin

DAY, FORMBY, REYNOLDS  Joyce Austin  15 Mar 1997

William DAY married Mary "Polley or Poley" FORMBY in Oglethorpe County on August 7, 1801. They had one child Moses DAY born about 1804 in La Grange, Troup County, Georgia. Moses married Ceclia REYNOLDS about 1836 in La Grange, Troup County, Georgia. Can anyone tell me what happened to William DAY (Did he die or just drop off the face of the earth?).

Also, Mary remarried about 1806 to William H. MOORE had 2 children.

DUNCAN  Charles M Duncan  11 Jul 1997

Searching for data on Robert DUNCAN who is listed in the 1800 Federal census for Oglethorpe County. I am trying to find a link to Virgil Jenkins DUNCAN, born 1812 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia or to Virgil's parents, on whom I have no information.

Charles M Duncan
Dallas

EAST, ELKINS, GARROTT  Cathy Farris  26 Dec 1996

EAST, Elizabeth born 1762 in Virginia. Married William ELKINS in Henry County, Virginia 1783. I need proof of her parents. I believe them to be James EAST, Sr. and wife Eussan. They all lived in Henry County, Virginia then moved to Oglethorpe County, Georgia.

William ELKINS and James EAST were on a few land records together so I think James is father to Elizabeth. The problem is she died about 1809 in Beaver Dam Oglethorpe. She outlived her father. So she is not named in his will. I don't have his will, would like to know where he died.

My ancestor Erwin ELKINS is son of Elizabeth and William ELKINS. After the death of Elizabeth EAST, William married Amelia GARROTT in 1814 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia.

EDMONDS, APPLING  Billie Bryant  6 Jun 1997

William A. EDMONDS was born 14 October 1814 in Oglethorpe County and married 5 November 1840 Mary Frances (Becky) APPLING in Oglethorpe County. Have not been able to determine the parents of William A. EDMONDS. His grandfather was John EDMONDS. Any information appreciated.

Thanks,
Billie Bryant
e-mail address: [email protected]

Exodus from Oglethorpe County  Park Gerdine  26 Mar 1997

In the 1840's I have found records of several families, including my great grandfather who left Oglethorpe County and moved to Mississippi. I have been unable to determine the reason for the move. As my ancestor was a planter, I wonder if it had anything to do with climate of soil conditions. Do you have any information?

Thank you,

Park Gerdine -- SLTG

FAMBROUGH-LANDRUM  Sheila  31 May 1997

Looking for the parents of Julitta and Sylvanus LANDRUM. Julitta married John S. FAMBROUGH, does anyone have the 1850 census of the FAMBROUGH and LANDRUM families in Oglethorpe?

Sheila
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FARRAR, BARNETT  Lavin F. Farrar  11 Dec 1996

John S. FARRAR. He married Dorcas BARNETT in Oglethorpe County on March 7, 1799. Several children were born. One son named James Wade FARRAR born circa 1805 in Oglethorpe County. A possible daughter born, Martha Ann FARRAR, born ca 1800 in Oglethorpe County. Found on 1798 Tax Digest in same county. Know nothing about John S. FARRAR prior to 1798. He deceased 1820 or before. His family was found in Morgan County about 1820. Would appreciate new information if someone can add to what is already known.

John S. FARRER was in Oglethorpe County, at least from 1798-1810 as evidenced by marriage record, federal census and tax records. He was listed in the 1804 Land Lottery, by drawing #1076 and with two draws. Would there be any county records showing this land grant if he was a successful recipient of a drawing? Phoeby FARRER was listed on this 1804 Land Lottery, by drawing #1023, two draws and a widow. Was she a relative of John S. FARRAR and did she get a land grant through this 1804 land lottery? Any information on either of these individuals would be appreciated.

Lavin F. Farrar
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FERGUSON  Jess Hester  14 Feb 1997

I am interested in the FERGUSON Families in Oglethorpe County and surrounding areas. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks...

Jess Hester

FINLEY, GILHAM  [email protected]  12 Jan 1997

I would appreciate any information that exists on the FINLEY family. I can't specify as to given name as I'm not sure...but there appears to have been either a Thomas or John FINLEY who was the father of a Jane FINLEY. She married Charles GILHAM. Thomas or John FINLEY supposedly had married a Margaret JOHNSON. These families were in Oglethorpe around the 1790's period. Any clues will be appreciated on the FINLEY family. Thank you for your time and energy.

FLETCHER  Pauline Brandy  19 Jul 1997

Seeking info on FLETCHER family of Oglethorpe County. There is Thomas, Jeremiah FLETCHER, etc. listed on the Tax Rolls & Georgia Land Lottery. Compiling information for FLETCHER Family. Thanks for any assisstance.

Pauline Brandy
[email protected]

FLOYD  Brenda J. Kimbrell Pass  10 Mar 1997

I am researching a Richard FLOYD born circa 1771 in Virginia, moved to Georgia and was in Oglethope County, Georgia until about 1828 when he moved to Jasper County, Georgia, and then to Newton County, Georgia where he is shown on census of 1850. He had wife named Elizabeth, also born Virginia. Can anyone help me out on this lineage. There is a possiblity that a Robert FLOYD was either his son, or brother, and was born in North Carolina before moving to Georgia.

Thanks,
Brenda Pass

FLOYD  Brenda J. Kimbrell Pass  1 Mar 1997

I am researching Richard FLOYD born 177? in Virginia, lived in Oglethorpe County, Georgia until about 1828 when he moved to Jasper County, Georgia, and then to Newton County, Georgia.- His wife was Elizabeth. She also was born in Virginia.

If anyone out there has researched a Virginia line of FLOYD in which there appears the name Richard, would you please E-Mail me? I would also be interested if anyone has a list of the children of this Richard FLOYD. Any info would be welcome no matter its source. You never know when one little piece of info can open a whole new line.

Thanks,
Brenda Pass

FLOYD, GLYNN  Brenda J. Kimbrell Pass  21 Mar 1997

Can anyone help me name the children of Richard FLOYD and wife Elizabeth who lived in Oglethorpe County, Georgia between 1806 and 1828? I think this is probably the same Richard FLOYD who married an Elizabeth GLYNN in Louisa County, Virginia in 1792.

Thanks,
Brenda Pass

FORMBY, DAY  Joyce Day Austin  22 Mar 1997

I found in the Georgia Researcher Vol. l No. 4 Published by Allstates Reaseach Company. The information comes from Oglethorpe County, Georgia Heading-Oglethorpe County, Georgia, List of Eligiable Drawers In Land Lottery Authorized Under The Act of June 26, 1806 and it list First Battalion Capt. Elias Bell's District. It shows my ancestors Nathan FORMBY (?) then goes on the to say For Moses DAY, Minor and Orphan of William DAY, dec'd.

Can you give me any more information about this lottery or about this family from Georgia?

Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Joyce Day Austin

FREEMAN  Wanda F. Ridge  19 Feb 1997

I am looking for information on the family of Daniel FREEMAN, in Oglethorpe County, Georgia in 1800, was a soldier in the Continental Service with North Carolina Troops. Probably moved to Georgia from Wake County, North Carolina.

Any help appreciated.

Wanda Freeman Ridge
[email protected]

FREEMAN, LACY  Linda Goff  17 May 1997

Seeking information on the families of Sally FREEMAN who married Stephen LACY on 13 June 1803. Seeking information on the families of JAMES FREEMAN who married Patsy LACY on 22 December 1808. Seeking information on the families of Nathaniel FREEMAN who married Sally LACY LAW GORDON. Who were the FREEMAN parents and siblings? All marriages were in Oglethorpe County. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Linda

FREEMAN, RODGERS  Marty Martin   12 Jan 1997

I am searching for information on Noah FREEMAN and his 2nd wife Julian RODGERS who married in Oglethorpe County on 11 February 1802.

Marty Martin
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FROST, HOGUE  Charity Araujo  21 Aug 1997

FROST, Johnson or HOGUE, Rebecca: Infomation on Johnson FROST (born in 1782) who was married in Oglethrope County, Georgia to a Rebecca HOGUE (born in 1780). Any information about their parents and brother and sisters would be greatly appreciated. I would like to know anyother information you may come across.

Thank you,
Charity Araujo (Frost)
E-MAIL Jam [email protected]

GARRETT, GARROTT, LESTER, CLARK    Cathy Farris  26 Dec 1996

GARRETT, James born about 1771 in Virginia. Married Amelia (Mealy) LESTER about 1794 in Chesterfield County, Virginia. She is daughter of Amelia CLARK LESTER CHEATHAM, widow of Josiah CHEATHAM who died 1793 in Chesterfield.

I have been searching for the father of James GARRETT and I believe him to be John GARROTT of Chesterfield County, Virginia who was named on the will of Issac GARROT in 1775. There were two sons of John named, Samuel and James.

If I can connect my James GARRETT who died in Oglethorpe County, Georgia in 1811 ( I have his will) I will be able to connect to the GARROTT line that dates back to early 1600's.

I have not been able to locate a marriage for James GARROTT and Amelia LESTER in Chesterfield. They may have been married in a surrounding county, also the records may have been destroyed. I have made a map of all the deeds with the involved names, CHEATHAM, GARROTT, LESTER, CLARK, they all lived next to each other in Chesterfield. I feel I am almost to the connect. If...if...if...I can connect James to John.

Can anyone help with one of these names or a lead?? Thank you.

GERDINE  Park Gerdine  11 Sep 1997

I am researching my great-grandfather William Louis Crawford GERDINE who was a planater in Oglethorpe and/or Clarke County. In 1840 he moved to Mississippi. Can you steer me toward what information which may be available about him? Do Oglethorpe and/or Clarke Counties have Historical Societies?

Thank you for your help.

Park Gerdine -- SLTG

GLAZE, MILHOUSE  Lawrence Glaze  24 Jun 1997

I am seeking information on Reubin GLAZE, born in Oglethorpe County, I think in Lagrange, around 1760. He was married to Ann MILHOUSE, and was the father of Thomas J GLAZE. I would appreciate any assisstance.

Lawrence Glaze
[email protected]

GLAZENER, LEE  Peggy Goss  17 Sep 1997

George GLAZENER is reported to have gone to Oglethorpe County, Georgia late 1700's, possibly with George Adam MARTIN or Harmon HUSBAND, traveling evangelist. Somewhere along the line he met and married Eleanor "Nellie" LEE. He bought land in Wilkes County, Georgia along with his brother-in-law James LEE. The name on the deed is spelled George Glaisnor. The sellers were Thomas and Casander HENDON, date 22 February 1786. I am trying to find record of birth of Eleanor LEE, her parentage and where she married George. All help is appreciated.

Peggy Goss
14320 Grand Highway
Clermont, Fl. 34711

GLENN  Brenda J. Kimbrell Pass  7 Apr 1997

Does anyone have information on the William GLENN family of Oglethorpe County, Georgia around 1820? There was a William GLENN, Sr., and a William GLENN, Jr.

Thanks,
Brenda Pass

GLENN  Alethea Glenn  27 Dec 1997

Looking for information on Joseph GLENN that died in Oglethorpe County, Georgia in 1810. He was married to Nancy BUTLER and then to Nancy GOOLSBY. Need any information about brothers, sisters, children, or parents.

Alethea Glenn

GILHAM, FINLEY  [email protected]  12 Jan 1997

Charles GILHAM married Jane FINLEY. She was the daughter of Thomas (or John) FINLEY and Margaret JOHNSON. The GILHAM family lived in the Augusta County,Virginia area before moving to Georgia. The FINLEY family might have lived in the same area previous to being in Georgia. The GILHAM family was in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, before 1800.

GOOLSBY  Robert W. Moody  11 Sep 1997

Looking for any information on Celia GOOLSBY. She married Thomas Selah MOODY in Oglethorpe County on 29 December 1830.

HAM  Rebecca Heckel  4 Jun 1997

Surname: HAM - am looking for information re: John S. HAM, born 1830, parents were possibly Stephen HAM and Lucy R. GLENN of Oglethorpe County. They were married on 4 January 1817. Any information is appreciated! Have a nice day!

HARVEY  Sherry J. Fleischer  23 Oct 1997

Looking for parents of Lemuel HARVEY born 1798 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia married Ann BALLARD 1830 in Kingston, Georgia.

Sherry J. Fleischer
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HATFIELD  Wayne and Sandra Riner  13 Feb 1997

I am looking for someone doing reseach on the HATFIELD`s in Oglethorpe County.

Thank You

HAWKINS, LEE, YOUNG  Frances Ann Dornbusch  26 Mar 1997

I am looking for the parents of Mary Ann HAWKINS (who married George Henderson LEE 13 November 1828 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia), her brother Augustus HAWKINS, brother Felix Gibson HAWKINS, sister Nancy Susan HAWKINS. I have info to share on the LEE's and YOUNG's.

I have information of the Charles Barnett LEE family who moved to Oglethorpe County, Georgia before 1800. Charles B. LEE married Sarah Conyers YOUNG on 12 December1803 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. I have their children and spouses.

Thank you for your help.

Frances Ann Dornbusch

HAYLES, HAILES, HAILS, HALES, HAYLE, HAILE, HAIL, HALE  Steve Hale  16 Mar 1997

Howdy Cousins!

I'm searching for the relationship of my 6th great-grandfather Rev. James HAILES (HAYLES, HALES, HAYLE, HAILE, HAIL, HALE) to the HALES in Oglethorpe County, Georgia from 1790 to 1820. My James HALE was born 1778 Johnston County, North Carolina moved to Oglethorpe County, Georgia in 1790's, fought in War of 1812 married to Elizabeth ___ before 1805 (possibly Betsey HAIL in Aug 1802). Moved to Clarke County, Georgia before 1820. Moved to Gwinnett County, Georgia in 1821. Founded Camp Creek Primitive Baptist Church in Lilburn, Georgia died in 1855. Christopher and Betty HAILES married too late (1805) to be his parents (they had a son James also). Rev. Isiaih HAILES, also a Primitive Baptist preacher could have been his father, brother, uncle, or cousin.

Any Primitive Baptist Church minutes from Clouds Creek, Bethany, or Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church would possibly help. Anyone with records of children of Isiaih, Obediah, Moab, Joshua, William, Matthew, James, or John would be a big help. Maybe I can rule out some links.

Greatly beholdin t'ya for any help!

[email protected]

HINTON, BRITTAIN  David E. Smith  19 May 1997

Trying to located the parents of Mary (Polly) HINTON of Oglethrope County, Georgia. She married Burrell BRITTAIN in Oglethrope County Oct 18, 1807. I also need a list of brothers and sisters & dates.

snail mail D.E. Smith
12287 Elk River Mills Rd.
Athens, Alabama 35614

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HOLBERT  Phil White  10 Feb 1997

Would you please see if you can find anything on Lee Wiley HOLBERT, who is buried in the Cherokee Corner Methodist Church, born 6 December 1867 died 11 March 1927? We are especially interested in anything that references his parents. He is my great-grandfather. Thank you very much for your time.

Sincerely,
Phil White

HOLT  Lee Holt  31 May 1997

I am looking for information on the parents of Elizabeth HOLT born in Oglethrope County, Georgia December 3, 1793, and Jehu (John) HOLT born in 1799, I believe Jehu to be her brother. Both parents died when these children were young, They were taken to Madison County, Illinois, by an uncle Robert White in 1811, in 1820 they moved to Sangamon County, Illinois, where each married and raised a family. Any information will be appreciated.

Lee P. Holt
Huntsville, AR 72740

HOWARD, FARRAR, HARTSFIELD, Family Cemetery  Kathryn J. Hatcher   12 Jan 1997

We have an old farm in north Oglethorpe County. The families of Able HOWARD and his mother Pricilla FARRAR HOWARD (a first cousin of Thomas Jefferson) may like to know that these two were buried here in 1808. The farm includes a 1784 log cabin (still standing) built by Able HOWARD and his brother. The log cabin is the first (and probably oldest) house described in the book "Housing of Oglethorpe County, 1790-1860" by Ava D. Rodgers.

The family of Berry HARTSFIELD (ancestor of Mayor HARTSFIELD of Atlanta, for whom the airport was named -- or so I'm told) lived at this farm, probably in the log cabin, from circa 1808 - 1853 and perhaps until 1912. The records of Millstone Baptist Church in Oglethorpe County show that Berry HARTSFIELD died in 1853. When I first walked into the cabin in 1993, a 1934 calendar was still hanging on the wall.

Kathy Hatcher
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HUBBARD  Suzanne Rawls  22 Apr 1997

I am looking for records on the parents of GGGF Sanford H. HUBBARD, born 1814 in Oglethorpe County. They were probably John S. HUBBARD (a farmer-Census of 1790) and Dosha Hudson HUBBARD. Sanford HUBBARD migrated to Coweta County from Wilkes County.

Any info such as marriage records, birth records of other children, cemetary where they are buried, etc. would be most appreciated. I am most interested in where John and Dosha hailed from or were they natives to Georgia. Any info may be sent to me via E-mail at [email protected] or to P.O. Box 66, Dupont, GA 31630. Thanking all in advance.

Sincerely,
Suzanne Rawls
Dupont, GA

HUDSON, HAYNES  Lou Bridges  8 Mar 1997

Mason Ward HUDSON born 22 February 1787 in Lunenburg County Virginia married Jane HAYNES in 1805 in Greene County, Georgia, died in Monroe County, Mississippi 1860. They were in Oglethorpe County in 1830. They had a son John Homer HUDSON who also lived in that county. I don't know if John married there or somewhere else. He was in Monroe County, Mississippi in 1860. Any help would be appreciated.

Lou Bridges
([email protected])

HUDSON, BEASLEY, GREER, WARD  Annette Rose  17 Mar 1997

Frederick HUDSON, son of John HUDSON and Mary BEASLEY, married Lucy GREER...John had died 1790 in Virginia, Mary married Seth WARD, they moved to Oglethorpe County, Georgia about 1799?? Have yellow-brick road on Frederick, need death date and location of wife, Lucy. Her siblings went to Noxubee County, Mississippi, where Frederick was guardian of Lucy S. RAGAN in 1837, he died after May of 1841, reference is made in Court papers of 1850 to the Estate of Frederick HUDSON in Oglethorpe County, Georgia.

Sons, John and William Greer HUDSON, married sisters, Elizabeth and Sarah Annie BEASLEY. Does anyone know the connection to Frederick's mother, Mary? The girls were daughters of William BEASLEY and Nancy ENGLISH. Lucy's brother, Abraham, married a Betsey BEASLEY, does anyone know that relationship?

How can I obtain a copy of the estate in Oglethorpe? I can research Noxubee County, Mississippi and live in Tulare County, California if you need anything. Any names of researchers available for Greene and Oglethorpe County?

Annette Rose

JACKSON, DRAPER, HOLBERT, McINTYRE  James Phillip White  4 Mar 1997

I need parental or any information on Anthony JACKSON (1849-1920) and his wife Mary Elizabeth (Lizzie) DRAPER. (1846-1918). Both are buried at Cherokee Corner in Oglethorpe County. They have at least one daughter and probably more children that I don't know of.

Their daughter was Mary Elizabeth Calendar JACKSON and was married to Lee Wiley HOLBERT of Oglethorpe County, son of Joseph Holbert and Mattie Elizabeth McINTYRE.

Phil White

JENKS, THOMPSON  Chuck Ritchey  26 May 1997

I am searching for information on the parents/brothers/sisters of my g-g-g grandmother, Linnie JENKS, who was born 18 October 1807, Georgia; died 12 April 1869; buried Old Thompson-Burroughs Cemetery, Hull, Madison County, Georgia.

Linnie married Bridges B. THOMPSON 23 September 1824 in Madison County; the first time I find them was in the 1830 census of Oglethorpe County, and again in the 1840 census of Oglethorpe County; after that, they appeared in the census of the neighboring county of Madison.

Linnie and Bridges had the following children, all born in Georgia:

1. Sarah Ann Susan THOMPSON, born 21 Jan 1826; married Isaac BURROUGHS
2. Thomas Berry THOMPSON, born 24 May 1827; married Martha America PATTERSON
3. James Andrew THOMPSON, born 19 Apr 1829; married Susan Amanda BOLTON
4. William Sidner THOMPSON, born 12 Mar 1831; never married
5. Abner Jackson THOMPSON, born 22 Apr 1833; married Mary Mildred HART
6. Joel Burton THOMPSON, born 15 May 1835; married Margaret Elizabeth MORRIS
7. Caroline Francis THOMPSON, born 2 Oct 1837; married John E BURROUGHS
8. Cynthia Elizabeth THOMPSON, born 7 Jun 1840; married George Allen MORRIS
9. David Bridges THOMPSON, born 23 Sep 1847; married 1. Ursley Harriet HARTSFIELD, married 2. Mary F. THOMPSON, married 3. Ola KING
10. Mary Elmira THOMPSON, born 16 May 1851; married Hawkins BULLOCK

The only clue I've found about her parents is a marriage record of William JINKS and Betsey KING, married 23 August 1805 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia; I have not been able to confirm that these two were her parents.

I would appreciate any information you might have about JENKS/JINKS families in the Oglethorpe County area. Thank you very much.

Chuck

JOHNSON  Marie C. Hammack  29 Jun 1997

Seeking parents of Thomas Wingfield JOHNSON born 2 May 1799, married Margaret l. Bledsoe 16 August 1821, and died 13 December 1827. All the above events took place in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Marie C. Hammack

JONES  Sylvia O'Brien  28 Nov 1996

Who are the parents of Julia Frances JONES, born Oglethorpe County, 1823, married David Hensley PAYNE, 1845 in Forsyth County. Forsyth County, became Cherokee County. David PAYNE was a physician in Cherokee County, near Woodstock, until his death, in 1882. Julia Frances (JONES) PAYNE died in Marietta, Georgia in 1896, of influenza. Please send any replies to Gloria Holback, [email protected] for any and all help..

Sylvia O'Brien

KIDD  Anne Whetstone  22 Jul 1997

KIDD, James H.: Seeking information on the location of this ancestor 1835-50. He was a Revolutionary War Soldier, born 1764, son of James Sr, both from Mecklenberg County, Virginia. His brother, William died in the 1840's in Oglethorpe County, Georgia.

Before 1840 James H KIDD was in Augusta area, Elbert County, Gwinnett, Dekalb. Are there any wills or estate records involving this man?

Mrs. Joanne W Gokey
133 Oxford Rd.
Greenwod SC 29649

KIMBRELL, KIMBELL, KIMBALL, KIMBLE  Teresa Rozich  8 Oct 1996

Searching for the descendants of David KIMBELL, who arrived in Oglethorpe County in 1803 or so. His descendants are in Henry County, Butts County, and possibly others. Any one with a similar spelling, please contact me, as the name KIMBELL is spelled KIMBRELL, KIMBELL, KIMBALL, KIMBLE, and many others!

KIMBALL, KIMBELL, MAXEY, LUMPKIN, BULLOCK  Teresa M. Rozich  24 Feb 1997

Looking for any KIMBALL's, KIMBELL's, MAXEY's, BULLOCK's or LUMPKIN's in Oglethorpe County.

David KIMBELL arrived in Oglethorpe County in 1803, His son, Gideon, married Anne MAXEY, daughter of John MAXEY. Their son, Joseph Walker KIMBELL married Martha LUMPKIN, and Joseph's brother John Thomas KIMBELL married Mary LUMPKIN. The girls are believed to be the children of Joseph LUMPKIN and Anne BULLOCK. Any information on any of these lines would be greatly appreciated!

Teresa

KINNEY  Larry Parr  5 Jul 1997

Need information on a James and Jane KINNEY who were in Oglethorpe County in the 1790 census. James died there in 1803 and his widow with children moved to Clarke County, Georgia where she died in 1822. Have some proof that David KINNEY was a son but nothing definated. David lived in Clarke County and later moved into Jackson County.

Larry Parr
[email protected]

LACEY, HOLIFIELD, PYE, GOOLSBY  Anita McCray  9 Feb 1997

I am looking for the parents of Pheriba LACEY who married Jesse HOLIFIELD in Oglethorpe County Georgia, 31 August 1815. This family later moved to Alabama. Other Oglethorpe families I am researching are GOOLSBY and PYE.

Anita McCray
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LEE  Everard H. Lee  22 Dec 1996

I am seeking information about the ancestors origin of Charles B. LEE. According to Court House records in Lexington, Charles B. LEE held extensive properties in Oglethorpe County. On December 12, 1803 Charles LEE married Sally YOUNG, the daughter of George YOUNG, an owner of much land in Oglethorpe County. I believe that Sally YOUNG was born on December 20, 1785, presumably in Oglethorpe County and died, according to my information, on September 10, 1847 in Monroe County, Mississippi. Charles B. LEE and Sally had a son, Thomas Jefferson LEE, on November 27, 1826 while in Oglethorpe County. Thomas Jefferson LEE married Mary Jane BAIRD on December 16, 1854. Thomas J. LEE died on April 19, 1911 in Inverness, Mississippi. I have heard that Charles B. LEE died in Texas but have no firm information on this.

Any information anyone can give me regarding Charles B. LEE will be appreciated.

Everard H. Lee

LEVERETT  Carolyn Pearson  26 Oct 1997

I am searching for information on the following individuals:

George Bailey LEVERETT, born 1820, Oglethorpe County

Robert LEVERETT & Sidney Bailey LEVERETT, married 1815, Oglethorpe County

LUMPKIN  William L. Lumpkin  25 Jan 1997

I'm researching the LUMPKIN and related families. I need to purchase a "History of Oglethorpe County, Georgia". Please send me ordering infomation, price etc.

Thank you.

William L. Lumpkin

LUMPKIN  William L. Lumpkin  26 Jan 1997

I have just seen a few pages of "The History of Salem Baptist Church", 1789-1989 by Carolyn Bryant Faz.

Please let me know how I can order a copy.

William L. Lumpkin, Sr.

LUMPKIN, BOWLING  James E. Corley  16 Jan 1997

I am researching my LUMPKIN family in Oglethorpe. I am particularly interested in the BOWLING family. My great-great grandfather John Berry Hay LUMPKIN married Penelope BOWLING in Oglethorpe County on October 6, 1847. Family history indicated that Penelope BOWLING as a descendant of Pocahontas, although the spelling is different. The Pocahontas family was BOLLING. I have the lineage for the LUMPKIN family (one of Georgia's governors) back to the original Jacob LUMPKIN born in England in 1644. If anyone has info on the BOWLING/BOLLING family in Georgia please let me know.

Thanks

Jim Corley
Lucedale, MS

McADAMS, MICHAEL  Becky Mitchell  11 Jun 1997

I need Information on John Bluford MCADAMS mother. John Bluford McADAMS was born November 15, 1837 in Walton County, Georgia and died June 28, 1924 in Cullman, Alabama.. His father was Bluford McADAMS. John's mother died about 1841 in Walton County, Georgia. All I know is that her last name was MICHAEL and her first name may have been Jane or Rebecca. Bluford remarried an Elizabeth HUGHES in Walton County, Georgia in 1843 and moved to Paulding County, Georgia. He was listed in the 1840 census of Oglethorpe County, Georgia next door to a John MICHAEL. Any help will be appreciated.

McALLISTER, HUFF  Jeanette Martin  19 Aug 1997

McALLISTER, Martha A. 'Matty' born about 1840 in Georgia, died Georgia, married 16 January 1858 Oglethorpe County, Georgia to Jacob Eberhart HUFF born 20 May 20, 1837. I have found her on the 1860 Oglethorpe County census and 1880 Dekalb County census.

Children: Walter born December 1859; Luther C. born about 1862; Horris E. born about 1864; Sarah A. 'Sallie' born about 1869; Maggie L. born about 1870; Connie M. born about 1872; Henry L. born about 1874; James Robert 'Bob' born 28 July 1876; Presley H. born about 1878.

The parents of Matty and Jacob all born in South Carolina.

All I have on Matty's father is that he was called 'Bud'. I have one known brother of hers: W. E. MCALLISTER, born 30 May 1849, died 17 April 1929 possibly in the Atlanta area. He wed 15 November 1871 to Laura Elizabeth IRBY and was Superintendent of the Old Soldier's Home in Atlanta, Georgia from January 1919 - April 17, 1929.

I have a copy of his marriage proposal and Matty's reply. Any help appreciated.

Jeanette Martin
email [email protected]

McCARTY  Jim M. Robertson  20 Jan 1997

Jacob McCARTY, born about 1770, died before 20 February 1841, Tippah County, Mississippi, married about 1780, to Mary MORROW. Children are: James Madison, born 6 June 1802, Oglethorpe County, Georgia, died 14 September 1869, Erath County, Texas, married about 1824, to Nancy FIKE, Perry County, Alabama; John W.; Martha Ann; Mary Ann; William M.; Jacob, Jr.; and Andrew P.

Two additional gererations were listed on Family Tree Maker, CD-ROM number 3, viewed September 1996. Listed as the father of Jacob, Sr., is Daniel McCARTY, born WFT Estimates 1718-1765, died before 1798, Lincoln County, North Carolina, married WFT Estimates 1744-1793, to Agnes, born WTF Estimates 1725-1768, died 1757-1851. Also, listed as the grandfather of Jacob, Sr., is Cornelius McCARTY, born WFT Estimates 1682-1737, died before 15 Mar 1785, South Carolina, married WFT Estimates 1706-1769. Spouse was not listed. Family Tree Maker sources and documentation unknown.

Thanks!

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McCORD  Sharon McCord  16 Aug 1997

Need more direct information on William McCORD born1756 Virginia>Georgia>Kentucky>Tennessee - lived in Oglethorpe County and his son Johnson McCORD born 1800 Oglethorpe County, Georgia>Alabama. My husband is descendant of theirs. Any information would be appreciated. Email: [email protected].

McELROY  Hal McElroy  26 Jan 1997

I am researching the surname McELROY. I have found several McELROY's listed in Oglethorpe County 1800 census. I am looking for a William McELROY born in 1809.

I would like any information you may have.

Thanks,

Hal McElroy

McGEHEE  Christine Jones  24 May 1997

Looking for any information on all McGEHEE's in Georgia, but particularly Micajah McGEHEE. Micajah is connected to the McGEHEE's in Virginia. His will is recorded at Lexington, Oglethorpe County Georgia, June 3, 1811. I haven't seen the will, so I would like to know if he married, had children, etc.

Christine Jones
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McLAIN  Sherry Owens  9 Nov 1997

Nancy McLAIN, born December, 1790 in Georgia, married Jeremiah PIERCE 20 November 1805 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. I believe her father may be either Thomas or William McLAIN. Both Thomas and William McLAIN are on the Wilkes County, Georgia Militia Roll for 1789. Lewis PIERCE. father of Jeremiah PIERCE, is also on the Wilkes County Militia Roll for 1789. Thomas McLAIN, William McLAIN, and Lewis PIERCE are also on the 1800 Oglethorpe County, Georgia census. Thomas and William both have female children who would be the right age to be my Nancy McLAIN. I would love to hear from anyone who may have information about these families.

Thanks,
Sherry Owens

McKAY, JONES  Steve Spears  20 Mar 1997

Looking for information on John Calvin McKAY. Some sources state he was born in Oglethorpe, Georgia in 1833. He married Sallie or Sarah JONES also of Oglethorpe, Georgia. He later moved to Dale County, Alabama and is found in the 1860 Census. I have found no earlier census with him listed.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Steve Spears

MARRS  Gaylon West  9 Mar 1997

Looking for any and all information on the MARRS Family.

Katherine MARRS was listed as being born in Wilkes County in 1784. However, on a scouting expedition during the summer of 1996, I found that the area of Wilkes County that they lived in, is now in Oglethorpe County.

I visited the County Courthouse in Lexington the county seat of Oglethorpe County and found that most all of the County Courthouse documents that date back any time at all, were in deploreable shape.

I am interested in finding out if there are records of Oglethorpe County that might contain Courthouse type records in another area. I hope that I will be back in Oglethorpe County again this year, but I don't know exactly when that will be.

I am also interested in the reason why Wilkes County was so prominant in the late 1700's.

I found out that Hugh MARRS was in a Captain Diamond's Company in the late 1700's and from that information determined that he was indeed in what is now become Oglethorpe County .

Any information or records on the MARRS family in that area in the early days, would be of great interest to me.

Thank you so very much for your time.

With warmest regards, I am :

Gaylon West
1375 North Mahan Street
Ridgecrest, CA 93555
[email protected]

Again thank you for taking the time to read this letter. Best always

Gaylon

MARTIN  [email protected]  17 Dec 1996

I am trying to find an approximate death date for John B. MARTIN. He is buried in Temple Methodist Church cemetery in Oglethorpe County. He is listed on the 1900 census, but I do not have access to a later census from Georgia to help determine approximate death date. Would like to order a death certificate if I can find approximate date.

MARTIN, DOWDEN  Martin L. de Vore  6 Dec 1996

Hi: I am looking for any info on the MARTIN family of Oglethorpe County.

Williford MARTIN grew up in Oglethorpe County and died there in 1826. He married Melissa DOWDEN (I've also seen Dowdy) who was also born and raised in Oglethorpe County, where she also died in 1880. Alexander Lafayette MARTIN was born on December 24, 1824, also in Oglethorpe County. What I am specifically looking for is the exact death and birthdates of Williford and Melissa DOWDEN MARTIN, any land record info, where they are buried, living relatives, things like that. Thanks in advance to anyone who offers any assistance in my search.

Martin L. de Vore,
Humble, Texas
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MATHEWS, PALMER, et. al.  Jerry Palmer  8 Aug 1997

Hello, I am Jerry Mathews Palmer. I have information about several families from Oglethorpe county that I will be willing to give other people. The families are, MATHEWS, PALMER, CLARK, POWER (Madison county), SIMONS, PATTON, GOOLSBY, HOOPER, DOWDY, ANTHONY, CUNNINGHAM, GRAHAM, JONES, FLORENCE, and maybe some others that do not come to mind at the present.

I have a listing on the Family Tree Maker page but on other link at the present. Will be doing one soon. Let me hear from you. [email protected]

Sincerely,
Jerry Palmer

Migration from Oglethorpe County to Mississippi  Park Gerdine  30 Dec 1997

On a recent visit to Mississippi I learned the reason that in the late 1830's and early 1840's there was a significant migration from the southeastern coastal states to Mississippi. The soil had been depleted of nutriants but most important, a treaty was signed with the Indians so for the first time Americans were permitted to buy land west of the Tombigbee River. This rich farm land sold for 25� an acre. My great grandfather as well as many of his neighbors moved to Lowndes County during this period.

This may be of interest to some researchers.

Park Gerdine -- SLTG

MILNER  Judy Woodruff  30 May 1997

I am searching for any information pertaining to the surname of MILNER in Oglethrope County in the late 1700's, early 1800's. Thank you in advance for your help.
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/o/o/Judy-C-Woodruff

Thank you!

Judy Woodruff

MOBLY, MOBLEY  Jerry W. Mobley  12 Apr 1997

MOBLY, MOBLEY: I am trying to locate descendants of Issac MOBLY who lived in Oglethorpe County, Georgia in the 1830's. One of his sons, Alexander, was my GGFather. He married Sarah Elender MEADOWS in 1833 and later moved to Polk County, Georgia. I have a great deal of data from this point on, but I have very little concerning Issac and Alexander's siblings.

Thanks.
Jerry W. Mobley
Piedmont, AL

MOODY, DRAKE  Robert W. Moody  12 Aug 1997

Looking for any information on Avel MOODY. I believe he was the son of Thomas MOODY. Avel was married to Hixie DRAKE.

Thanks,
Robert Moody
Rt 4 Box 40405
Monticello, Fl 32344

MONTGOMERY  Mary Montgomery Self  16 Aug 1997

I am researching my family. I am stuck on my gg grandfather. His name is Mathew or Mathew Scott MONTGOMERY. I have heard he was born in Oglethorpe County. I need to verify if it is so. He was married to a Jane LOWRANCE the daughter of Jacob Lowrance, in North Carolina. Later moved to Tennessee then Alabama. I would also like to know Mathew's parents names.

Thanks in advance
Mary Montgomery Self
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MONTGOMERY  Ruth Montgomery  20 Oct 1997

MONTGOMERY, Robert born circa 1780 Oglethorpe County, Georgia area., died 1846 Gibson County, Indiana, married Patience MARVEL 1812/13 in Indiana. Left Georgia circa 1809 leaving behind a brother James MONTGOMERY and a sister Martha. Who were their parents? What happened to James and Martha?

Ruth Montgomery,
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MORGAN  John Robinson  17 Apr 1997

Searching for the parents of William H. MORGAN born 1819 in Georgia. He moved to Carroll County in 1852 from Oglethorpe County. His wife was named Susan M._____ and was born in 1821 in Georgia. In 1860 Census they had the following children: Mary E., age 20; John Thomas, age 15 (my ancestor); William H., age 10; Richard, age 4.

Many of this family and descendants moved to Cullman, Alabama early 1900's and are buried there.

Can anyone give me a clue as to who are the parents of William H. MORGAN and his wife, Susan M. Did they marry in Oglethorpe County? Living next door to them in 1860 Census is William GARRISON, age 75 and wife Mary, age 68, also Prudence, age 35 and John G., age 24--are they possibly the parents of Susan M.?? Would appreciate any help from anyone in this search for my MORGAN ancestors from Oglethorpe County.

John Robinson
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MOSS  R W Moss  11 Oct 1997

1817 Sep01 GaClarke ... Guardianship Document names John MOSS [Jr] as guardian of William, Willis, Fanny [Frances], James, Archer, and Susannah, minor orphans of John MOSS [Sr] deceased. John MOSS [Jr] left a WILL 1827 in GaNewton which mentioned his remaining siblings and his own children. His sister Fanny [Frances] was named as Fanny BREWER. Frances [Fanny] MOSS married 1821 may17 GaClarke to James BREWER. Willis MOSS married Milly BRITTON 1822 jun04, location unknown. They had a son named John Britton MOSS. Is the Archer MOSS the same man who married Sophia LINDSEY 1834 dec18 GaJasper? Is the William MOSS the same man who married Sarah "Sally" WOOD 1819 sep30 GaOglethorpe? What happened to James MOSS? I suspect Susannah MOSS died before 1827, as she is not mentioned in the 1827 GaNewton WILL. Can anyone help me identify or trace any of these people...? Thanks..

NELSON, WILEY  Linda Doty  2 Aug 1997

Searching for information on Sylvester NELSON who married Margaret WILEY in Oglethorpe County, Georgia 27 November 1800. Believe they may be ancestors.

Linda Doty [email protected]
Alternate email: (I travel) [email protected]

NICHOLSON, COBB, MEDDOWS  David W. Nicholson  9 Aug 1997

I am seeking information on John NICHOLSON (NICOLSON) who according to family information received a land grant in Oglethorpe County, Georgia as a result of service in the American Revolution. (1790) His son George, also reportedly received a land grant.

My greatgrandfather was George Thomas NICHOLSON who married Mary Hasseltime COBB in Cusseta, Georgia, 11/21/1871. His father was James Marshall NICHOLSON who was married in Oglethorpe County to Elizabeth Anne MEDDOWS. Marshall sent his children to school in Cusseta. Other children of J. Marshall NICHOLSON were Joseph Bailey, James Owens, Anne Elizebeth, Mary Hill, Lula Sophronia and John Walker. I am seeking any information available.

NORRIS, RIGDON, WATKINS, ELSBERRY, PATRICK, HARRIS  Teresa Norris Evans  22 Mar 1997

Requesting information on NORRIS family. Josias (Josiah) NORRIS, born circa 1740 and Ann, his wife, moved to Oglethorpe County, Georgia, about 1784 from Johnston County, NC, and Rowan County, NC. Josias had the following known children:

William born 31 March 1757 married first Sarah RIGDON? then second Nancy WATKINS, died Harris County,      Georgia;
Hardy born before 1764;
Needham born circa 1770 married first Polly ELSBERRY, married second Sarah ?, died Chambers County, Alabama; Archibald (Archer) born circa 1772 died 11 April 1856 in Madison County, Georgia;
James born 2 January 1776 married Sarah PATRICK died 28 October 1873 in Union County, Arkansas;
Mary born ? married Samuel HARRIS on 13 June 1797.

This old NORRIS family settled around the Beaverdam Creek area in Oglethorpe County. I would be very interested in corresponding with others doing research on this family.

Teresa Norris Evans

OGLESBY, SETTLE  Jeanne Arguelles  30 Oct 1997

I'm looking for information about Lucinda OGLESBY (born circa 1831) who married William Morgan SETTLE in Oglethorpe County on June 7, 1849. I believe her father was William OGLESBY (born 1777 in Campbell County, Virginia and died 1852 in Elbert County, Georgia) who was married to Mary CHRISTIAN and Paulina WILEY. I have not found definite proof of Lucinda's parentage... anyone have any ideas?

Jeanne Arguelles
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Oglethorpe County  Jinks Pate Lee  2 Sep 1997

Hi - just wondered if you could help me, I'm planning a genealogy trip to Georgia next month and wondered how far back the Oglethorpe County records go, or what is available in the courthouse there. Any help will be appreciated.

Jinks Pate Lee
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PATRICK  William Patrick  15 Dec 1996

Requesting information on one Paul PATRICK. Paul PATRICK came to Oglethorpe County around 1783 and died there in 1799. He had eight sons. One of them was Lewis PATRICK. Would like any information that could be shared concerning this family line. Thanking you in advance for your assistance.

PATTERN, SMITH  Edward L. Watson  26 Dec 1997

Looking for any information on PATTERN, Beulah, born probably between 1885-1890, Lexington, Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Died probably between 1912- 1914. She was married to Hardy Hopson SMITH, born February 5, 1884, Lexington, Oglethorpe County, Georgia, son of Jabe SMITH. Mother's name unknown (could have been Nettie--Jabe was married more than once!!).

Children of PATTERN, Beulah and Hardy Hopson SMITH were: Paul D. SMITH, born May 27, 1905, Lexington, Oglethorpe County, Georgia May Bell SMITH, born December 11, 1908, Lexington, Oglethorpe County, Georgia Grace SMITH, born August 17, 1909, Lexington, Oglethorpe County, Georgia Noah SMITH, Date of Birth Unknown; Born Lexington, Oglethorpe County, Georgia Lucy SMITH, Date of birth Unknown; Born Lexington, Oglethorpe County, Georgia* Lonnie SMITH, Date of Birth Unknown; Born Lexington, Oglethorpe County, Georgia* *Lucy and Lonnie were twins Wilburn SMITH, Date of Birth Unknown; Born Lexington, Oglethorpe County, Georgia** **Died at Birth

PATTERN, Beulah died giving birth to Wilburn SMITH, and is buried in the Flatwoods Pentecostal Holiness Church Cemetery (a little white church). Wilburn, Lucy, and Lonnie are buried there as well, according to what I've been told. I understand that there are no markers on any of the graves.

If anyone can give me any information on Beulah PATTERN and her children Wilburn, Lucy, Lonnie, or Noah, I will certainly appreciate it. Also, any information on any of her ancestors will be greatly appreciated. I will be happy to share any information that I have if it will help anyone.

Grace SMITH was my Mother. I am also looking for any information on Jabe SMITH, Father of Hardy Hopson SMITH!!!

Thank you very, very much for any information you may be able to provide!!!!

Edward L. Watson,
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PHILLIPS, WILSON, TILLER, TRIBBLE, NUNNALLY  Claudine Putnam  17 May 1997

Looking for parents and siblings of my GGGGrandfather Richard R. PHILLIPS, born 1794 North Carolina who married Elizabeth WILSON, born 1808 Georgia. Married 26 December 1828 in Oglethorpe County. His brother, John Bradford PHILLIPS, born 17 May 1797 N orth Carolina married Martha Jane TILLER, born 4 July 1817 Lexington, Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Married 4 Jun 1833. Also need any information on John A. NUNNALLY and Elizabeth PHILLIPS, married 8 May 1833, Oglethorpe County. Probably a sister to Richard and John. Another sister, Sarah PHILLIPS married Joel TRIBBLE on 6 March 1823. They had at least two sons, John B. TRIBBLE and Whitman TRIBBLE.

Claudine Putnam

PIERCE, WOOTON, MCLAIN  Sherry Owens  20 Jul 1997

Jeremiah PIERCE married Nancy MCLAIN 20 November 1805 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. They moved to Covington County, Mississippi by 1820 and eventually settled in Mobile County, Alabama. Jeremiah's parents were Lewis PIERCE, born circa 1755 in North Carolina, and Ann WOOTON, born circa 1754 in North Carolina. Lewis brought his family to Wilkes County, Georgia by 1789, when he appears on the Wilkes County Militia Roll. Lewis and Ann WOOTON PIERCE also had a daughter named Ann (Nancy), born about 1792 in Georgia, who married Joseph BRIDGES, and Rebecca, born about 1798 in Georgia, who married Daniel MALONE. These families all lived in the Covington County/Lawrence County, Mississippi area at some time. They probably had other children that I am unaware of at this time. I would love to hear from anyone with knowledge of these familes, especially the PIERCE, WOOTON, MCLAIN lines.

Thanks,
Sherry Owens.

PITTARD  Anne Bowden  14 Jun 1997

I am looking for anyone searching the PITTARD surname in the area around Oglethorpe County. I have a lot of information on them, and would like to exchange with anyone interested. Please visit my website for further information on the family.

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http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/3387

POTTS  Paul R. Potts  17 Jul 1997

Stephen POTTS died circa 1815 in Bowling Green District, Oglethorpe County. Need geographical description of Bowling Green District in 1815.

Paul R. Potts
5449 Wall Triana Hwy
Madison, AL 35758-7603
E-mail: [email protected]

PYE  Roberta Hofmann  8 Mar 1997

I would like to correspond with anyone searching for PYE relatives in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, early 1800's.

Roberta Hofmann

PYLE  Doris Pyle Haynes  8 Aug 1997

John and Samuel PYLE were in Oglethorpe County, listed on the 1800 Census. It is thought that they had come to this county in the late 1790's from South Carolina. John married Mary MAXWELL and Samuel married Charity EASON, don't know when/where they married. Can anyone tell me if there are records that go back that far to document information on them? They drew in several of the Cherokee Land Lotteries, but that does not give me information on who their parents were, where they came from or when they married. Any help will be appreciated.

RADFORD, JAMES  Jeanette K. Howell  9 Mar 1997

Nancy Elizabeth JAMES (born about 1784 Georgia) married William RADFORD in Oglethorpe County, Georgia in 1804. They later moved to Morgan County, Georgia and Perry County, Alabama before 1820. Children were:

Elisha, Temperance, Elizabeth, Susan H., Mary "Winnie", Nancy J., George W., John W., Reuben, Polly Ann and William T. RADFORD.

Elisha, the first son of William and Nancy Elizabeth JAMES RADFORD named his first son, William Benjamin. I think my Nancy Elizabeth JAMES was a daughter of Benjamin JAMES but haven't proved it.

Some descendants of this line moved to Kemper and Lauderdale Counties, Mississippi and westward.

I will be glad to share with you!

Jeanette
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Visit my home page at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1475

RAMSEY, BOHANNON, PEACOCK  Sharon  29 Mar 1997

Looking for any info on James RAMSEY and his parents. Born about 1802 in North Carolina. He married Mary BOHANNON. He died between 1845 & 1855 in Kentucky. Mary was born 1813 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Known children were Jno; Nancy; Robert; Bijah and Mary.

Also looking for any info on Mary BOHANNON's parents. Her father was Edmond BOHANNON, unknown when and where he was born, who were his parents? Edmond married December 26, 1796 in Oglethorpe County, Georgia to Sealy M. PEACOCK, who were her parents? Sealy was born about 1770, where? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please e-mail me direct. [email protected]

Thank you, Sharon
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List Owner DRUMM ALLEN-NEW-ENGLAND/NY/NJ/PA BUCKLEY STRAIGHT BIRD

REESE  Joseph J. Christensen  3 Dec 1997

Any information on REESE who have owned property in Oglethorpe county would be helpful. I own some property owned by a REESE and am trying to trace the history.

Joseph J. Christensen

REEVES, STEED  Righton McCallum  22 Jun 1997

Looking for the Eli (Ely) REEVES who married Nancy STEED and had a son John Franklin REEVES who married Jane STIPES. Family tradition has them passing through Oglethorpe County on their way to Campbell County for the next two generations. Early 1800's. Thanks.

RHODES  Barbara Rhodes  16 Mar 1997

I am searching for information about a Thomas RHODES who (according to "Georgia Baptists", published 1874) served as pastor of the County Line Baptist Church beginning in 1802. He was reputedly an eloquent and persuasive preacher, but given to enjoying the temptations of the flesh, and was ultimately defrocked and shunned. As executor of several wills, he was frequently called into court for explain inconsistencies. And I believe he may have been the father of my elusive ancestor, Lemuel B. RHODES. Other children of Thomas RHODES were Heflin B., Samuel T., James, Richard and Gracie, who married Daniel MORGAN in Oglethorpe County. Thomas RHODES was in Greene County in 1823 and he died in Jasper County in 1832.

I will be most grateful for ANY information about this man.

Thank you,
Barbara Rhodes

RICHARDSON, EIDSON/HITSON  Wanda Cunningham  30 Aug 1997

Sarah Ann "Duck" RICHARDSON married Joseph EIDSON in Oglethorpe County, Georgia October Ninth, Eighteen Hundred Twenty-Six. I am seeking the parents of Sarah Ann RICHARDSON. Sarah Ann was born February Third, Eighteen Hundred Ten, probably in Oglethorpe County, and she died after Eighteen Hundred Eighty-Seven in Bremen, Harralson County, Georgia. Joseph Eidson/Hitson was born August, Eighteen Hundred and Four, possibly in Wilkes County, Georgia, and died (intestate) in Eighteen Hundred Eighty-Seven in Campbell County, Georgia. Any help would be gratefully received.

Wanda M. Cunningham

ROBERTS  Karen L. Ashworth  7 Aug 1997

I am searching for the parents and/or siblings of Francis S. ROBERTS born 10 January 1817 in Oglethorpe County-died 21 August 1891, buried in Cedar Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Hart County. He married 28 Dec 1837 in Elbert County Emily L. ALGOOD born 12 May 1819-died 29 June 1887.

Their children were: Mary born 1838, married Thomas P. TILLER 11 August 1859 in Hart County; unknown daughter born before 1840; Charlotte born after July 1840; S. (daughter) born 1841; Louisa E. born 1843, married Asa David Simmons CHANDLER 30 July 1867 in Hart County; Harriet born 15 January 1847-died 27 November 1915; Frances Byrd born September 1849-died 15 March 1929, married Major John LEWIS 3 February 1876 in Hart County; Thomas H. born 1851, married Mattie VICKER before 1880; and Georgia A. born 1853 or 54, married William J. BELL 5 November 1874 in Hart County.

I don't know when Francis left Oglethorpe county, but if anyone is doing ROBERTS research there I would like to hear from them.

Sincerely,
Karen L. Ashworth
email: [email protected]

ROGERS  James Phillip White  4 Mar 1997

I am looking for information on John O. ROGERS (1881-1938). He is buried at Arnoldsville Cemetery along with his wife Vira.

Thank you for your time...
Phil White

SCROGGIN, BARTON  The Hefferman's  7 Mar 1997

I am looking for any information on the SCROGGIN family who lived in Oglethorpe County, Georgia from about 1798 to about 1829. I know that the father was Thomas SCROGGIN, born 1761, was married to Hannah BARTON, born 1761.

They had nine children: Humphrey, born 1782; Lucy, born 1785; Thomas, born 1787; Margaret, born 1790; Jane, born 1793; King Hiram, born 1795; Barton, born 1799; Obediah, born 1801; Manley, born 1804. We are particularly interested in King Hiram who was married to Peggy SCROGGIN in Oglethorpe County on April 11, 1813. We know that he had moved and was in Troupe County, Georgia in 1830 according to the 1830 census.

Any information concerning the SCROGGIN family will be appreciated.

SCROGGIN, DOGGETT  Robert Sotta  11 Jun 1997

SCROGGIN, George. Searching for this gentleman. Born Henry County, Virginia of Humphrey/Margaret DOGGETT. He was granted land "as a Revolutionary War soldier 6 times in Georgia. Two in Oglethorpe County 7 July 1794 and 1796. Wife? Son purported to be Larkin SCROGGIN born 1775 Henry Co Virginia, emigrated from Georgia about 1835 to Arkansas. Cannot find George in the DAR records. Did he really serve or was he a supplier to the Revolutionary Army? Thank you for any input.

Bob Sotta

SCROGGINS  Lou Ann and Woody Lunsford  25 Oct 1997

Phillip SCROGGINS was born in Oglethorpe County, Georgia in 1800. He is the son of George SCROGGINS. I have no name for his mother or for his siblings, by 1830 Phillip was living in Tallapoosa County, Alabama., however, after the Civil War, Phillip and his family came to Texas by June of 1865 and settled there. I have this family of Phillip's to the present. This is a grandparent line of Woody LUNSFORD, Jr.

See ya, Lou Ann

SHIELDS, THURMAN  John Carpenter  27 Jan 1997

I am researching my SHIELDS ancestors. They lived in Oglethorpe County about 1800. Patrick SHIELDS probably married his wife Jane there. By 1804 they were in Jackson County, where, after Patrick's death, Jane married Thomas THURMAN. If someone could give me any information, particularly as to Jane SHIELDS THURMAN's maiden name and parentage, I would really appreciate. Patrick, along with his father, Samuel SHIELDS, and his brothers Thomas and Joseph, was a member of Bethsalem Presbyterian Church.

I would be happy to repay you for any copying or mailing expenses and would love to get e-mail about this.
Thanks.

My name is
John Mac Carpenter
P. O. Box 430
Ft. Stockton TX 79735-0430

SHIELDS, WILEY  James H. Ragon  4 Jul 1997

Seeking names of parents and siblings of Betsy SHIELDS who married Matthew WILEY, 6 December, 1799. Any information will be welcomed, will share information on WILEY family.

SHORT  Cheryl Carroll Hood  21 May 1997

I am looking for the SHORT family. Howell SHORT and John C. SHORT were listed as living in Talbot County in the 1800's. William Thomas Short was listed in Monroe County Census in 1830. HE and Parthena Harding were married in Jasper County in 1817. Laban Short was listed in 3 US census as living in Oglethorpe County and one in Pike County. Anyone with with information on this family please contact me.

SIMMONS, GIBSON, JOHNSON  Anne R. Bruce  7 May 1997

I am researching the family of Charles SIMMONS. He died testate in Oglethorpe County, circa 1844-49.

The will named wife, Nancy SIMMONS
     Son and Exec., Abram SIMMONS, (who was Madison County, Georgia)
     Daughter, Peggy, wife of Hugh GIBSON.
     Daughter, Polly, wife of Samuel JOHNSON.
     Son, William SIMMONS.
     Daughter, Betsey, wife of Luke GIBSON.
     Son, John SIMMONS.

My husband is descended through Abram SIMMONS. We can follow each generation down to us, but can't get the parentage of Charles SIMMONS, and widow, Nancy, who may be a second wife. Can any SIMMONS researcher add some light to this search?

Thank you,
Anne R. Bruce
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SIMPSON, WILLIAMS  Debbie Parks  25 May 1997

I'm looking for information on Rice SIMPSON married Rachel WILLIAMS Feb. 7, 1800 in Oglethorpe, Georgia. Rachael's father was Isaac WILLIAMS. Any information will be appreciated.

Debbie Parks
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SIMPSON, WILLIAMS  Pat Hastings  16 Feb 1997

I am researching the parents of Malachi SIMPSON who married Alice WILLIAMS November 1805 in Oglethorpe County. I am looking for the guardian bonds records for Oglethorpe/Wilkes Counties for 1790-1805. Can you help me? I visited Oglethorpe County. and I have a copy of Alice's (Alse) father's (Isaac WILLIAMS) will dated 1809. I would appreciate any info that you can provide.

My name is Pat Hastings.
I currently reside in San Antonio, Tx.

SMITH  David E. Smith  12 Jun 1997

David SMITH Listed as tax payer in the 1815 Tax Digest of Oglethrope County. I'm looking for any information that any one is willing to share on this David SMITH.

David E. Smith
12287 Elk River Mills Rd.
Athens Alabama 35614
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SMITH  David Hunter Brown  10 Dec 1997

I am looking for information on the family of Nathaniel Harrison SMITH born 1781 in Dinwiddie County, Virginia; died January 28, 1836 in/near Stephens, Oglethorpe County. He married Elizabeth, born March 23, 1789 in Lunenburg, Virginia; died June 23, 1861 in Oglethorpe County. They were members of the Salem Baptist Church and are buried in The Smith/Sanders Family Cemetery located on Salem Road, near Stephens. Children of Nathaniel SMITH and Elizabeth were: (1). Rebecca Elizabeth SMITH, married. (i) Edward Lloyd SANDERS; married. (ii) William T. DUNN. (2). Robert B. SMITH, born September 04, 1819; died September 03, 1851. (3). Annie Harrison SMITH, born July 08, 1821, Oglethorpe County.; died June 22, 1906, Oglethorpe County. She married Nathan HUNTER December 17, 1839 in Bowling Green, Oglethorpe County. (4). Stephen B. SMITH, born February 08, 1828; died March 20, 1855.

Thanks,
David Hunter Brown

SMITH, MEADOWS, McELROY  Jerry Smith  24 Jun 1997

I am looking for information on my great grandfather Bailey Malcomb SMITH (1845-?) and his father Watson SMITH. Bailey SMITH first married Lou Tish MEADOWS in Madison County in 1873 or 1874. After her death in 1890 he moved or returned to Oglethorpe County and remarried. I am seeking the name of this second wife. Bailey SMITH is buried in Oglethorpe County. Also seeking the name of Bailey SMITH's mother and wife of Watson SMITH. All were apparently residents of Oglethorpe County. My grandfather John Simon SMITH (February 18, 1875-December 15, 1948) and my grandmother Callie (McELROY) SMITH (October 14, 1885-May 5, 1972) were living in the Stevens community of Oglethorpe County in 1918.

Thank you

Jerry Smith
Lewiston, Maine
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SORRELL  Liz Sorrell  16 Feb 1997

Do you show any SORRELL's in Oglethorpe County, Georgia in the early 1800's?

Thanks,

Liz Sorrell
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SORRELLS, SNEAD  Thelma Faye Prince  25 Mar 1997

My oldest SORRELLS ancestor is Richard SORRELLS, born about 1744, Virginia and his wife, Mildred SNEAD, born about 1746, who married somewhere in Virginia abt 1773, and had two known children, William Alexander SORRELLS, born about 1774, Virginia and died prior to May 1841, Walton County, Georgia, according to estate records and land records. William married Dorcas SANDERS on 20 October 1797, Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Dorcas was born in Surry County, North Carolina, 21 November 1779, the daughter of Sarah TULLY and James SANDERS, Sr. who came to Oglethorpe County after the 1790 Surry County, North Carolina census in which they were found. The other child of Richard and Mildred was Charles SORRELLS, born December 1776, Virginia and died 12 July 1854, Walton County, Georgia.

He married (1) Elizabeth JONES, daughter of Anne BEASLEY and Russell JONES, who came to Georgia in early 1790's from Wilkes County, North Carolina, but who originated in Albemarle, Virginia. Richard SORRELLS served in the Revolution from Salisbury District of which Surry County was a part, so I looked at the tax lists 1782 and found him there in Captain Humphries' District and James SANDERS, Sr. was found there in numerous deeds and land entries. Surry County Deeds were searched and found no deeds or land entries for Richard, although he did have 100 acres in the tax list. The only record I have found for him and his sons together was the undated Elbert County, Georgia tax list (which was about 1797) In April 1800, Richard bought 126 1/2 acres from James COLBERT, land on Scullshoal Creek, Elbert County, Georgia. This land fell into Oglethorpe County later and Madison County, Georgia later on when county borders were changed.

Anyway, this Richard has numerous descendants today in Madison and in Walton County where Charles and William went about 1835 or so. Mildred died in Georgia about 1836. I would like to find out who his parents were and where in Virginia they came from. More information is available for anyone interested. In 1985 I published Our Southern Ancestors which details Richard and Mildred's descendants. I have done some general research in Virginia on SNEAD's and SORRELLS', but have been unable to find where my ancestors fit in.

You may contact me at princef@juno. com or [email protected].

Thelma Faye Prince

STAMPS  [email protected]  12 Mar 1997

Looking for Britton STAMPS family. On the 1820-1830 Oglethorpe County, Georgia census records. Would like to know where this family came from (other than Georgia). Would like to know who his parents and siblings are.

STEPHENS  Ruth Hinkle Kicklighter  15 Dec 1996

I am interested in corresponding with descendants of Thomas STEPHENS and Judith HARDIN STEPHENS. Judith died about 1822 and Thomas died before 1850 in Oglethorpe County.

STEPHENS, THOMAS  Kay Bradley  13 Apr 1997

Seeking information and/or descendants of Thomas STEPHENS, Sr. and wife Susannah THOMAS. Both died about 1818 in Oglethrope County, Georgia. Known children are: Joshua STEPHENS, William STEPHENS who married Elizabeth GOOLSBY, Thomas STEPHENS, Jr. who married Judith HARDIN, and David STEPHENS who married Frances Mary HARRIS. Any tidbit of information appreciated. Always willing to share my data.

Kay Bradley
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STUBBLEFIELD  Ronal Stubblefield  27 Oct 1997

Hi, I'm looking for anything on who the parents of William Henry STUBBLEFIELD were. William was born on January 1, 1793. He was born in Wilkes County but I believe sense Wilkes County was originally much bigger and was later split up into many Counties that William and his parents were originally from Oglethorpe sense other relatives seem to be buried in Oglethorpe. William Henry STUBBLEFIELD died December 1, 1858 in Yazoo County Mississippi and is buried in the Black Jack Cemetery in Yazoo. We have come to a dead end any help would be so greatly appreciated.

Sincerely
Ronal Stubblefield
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SWANSON, HAND  Janet McPherson  28 May 1997

I am searching for the family of Balsora SWANSON who married Spencer HAND in Oglethorpe County May 12, 1827. If anyone has any information on this family, please contact me; I will gladly share what information I have.

Thanks,
Janet McPherson
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THAXTON  Christy Jordan-Frank  11 Mar 1997

I am looking for information on a Rev. War veteran named James THAXTON. He drew land in a lottery on 3 February, 1804 as a resident of Oglethorpe County. He is also found in the tax records of Oglethorpe County for the years: 1805, 1810, and 1815. Sometime before 1827 he settled in Greene County (and is buried there), and appears in the 1830 census as a resident of Greene County, aged 60-70 at that time. I am not clear if his status as a resident of Greene County implies an actual physical move, or if county boundary changes between Oglethorpe and Greene make it appear that way.

It appears he had a son named James THAXTON, Jr., also of Greene County, and perhaps another son (Simeon THAXTON), but I am unaware of his spouse's name and of any other children. I aim to clarify James THAXTON's relationship to other Virginia THAXTONs who settled in Georgia, namely Charles THAXTON, Yelverton THAXTON, and Thomas THAXTON, all brothers, and sons of William and Lucy (CLAY) THAXTON. Any information anyone can share would be most appreciated.

Thanks.
Christy Jordan-Frank

THAXTON  Christy Jordan-Frank  2 Feb 1997

I am looking for information on a Rev. War vet named James THAXTON. He drew land in a lottery on 3 February 1804 as a resident of Oglethorpe County. He is also found in the tax records of Oglethorpe County for the years: 1805, 1810, and 1815. I think he "settled" in neighboring Greene County, but am not clear if this was an actual physical move to another location, or if county boundary changes makes it appear that way. Any info. anyone can share would be most appreciated. Thanks.

Christy Jordan-Frank
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THOMAS, PINSON, RYLANT, WEST  Bobby Thomas  31 Jan 1997

Looking for any info on the following family from Oglethorpe County, Georgia...

1. (?) THOMAS, married Sarah PINSON, born 1806, Virginia.
     2. Joseph Boyd THOMAS, born 1832 Oglethorpe County, Georgia died 1926 married Mary Elizabeth RYLANT
     2. Therisa THOMAS, born 1833
     2. Mary THOMAS, born 1834
     2. Ezeriah THOMAS, born 1835
     2. William H. THOMAS, born 1837 died 1926 married Sarah H. WEST

TOLBERT  Jane Tolbert Kinzle  29 Mar 1997

Has anyone seen the name: TOLBERT, Tapley B. in Oglethorpe County, Georgia? Tapley B. married Sarah (nee) TOLBERT 9 December 1824 Clarke County. He was apparently on the 1830 census for Oglethorpe County, Georgia living at #113. Anyone access to this census willing to check this out. Others TOLBERT's living same vicinity on same census: Ozobn and Rollen at #112, James #109, Miles #098, William #106. This info was passed on to me from someone's cd but I feel that "maybe" they were not in Oglethorpe in 1830. Trying to confirm this.

Thanks.

Jane Tolbert Kinzle

VAUGHN, EVERETT  Richard Davis  9 Dec 1997

Marriage Certificate

The couples names were Willie Mitchell VAUGHN and Annie Lou EVERETT, born in 1886 and 1888 respectively. They were married about 1911 or 1912

Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated

Richard Davis

WATERS, CASTLEBERRY, BENTON  Becky  24 May 1997

I am researching Collison WATERS who married twice: 1st to Elizabeth CASTLEBERRY and 2nd to Stacey BENTON. I have been told that this family was in Jackson County, Oglethorpe County, and then in Hall County by 1830. I have 2 children by Stacey and Collison WATERS: Stacey II and Matthew Johnson WATERS. I need parents of Stacey BENTON and Collison WATERS and names of their children. Any help would be appreciated on this Waters family.

Becky

WATKINS, WATSON, NIX  LAPWING  30 Jan 1997

I am searching for my WATKINS family in Oglethorpe County. My gf, was Lorenza Atterine WATKINS, born May 1864. I know his mother's married name (Mary A. WATKINS, age 40 and a widow in 1880) and the names of his siblings as of 1880 (Julia, age 21; Mary, age 19; Lorenza, age 16 and Milledge, age 12). I would like to discover what Mary A. WATKINS' maiden name was, and the given name of her husband. Lorenza A. WATKINS changed his name to Randall W. WATSON, circa 1892-1893 when he eloped to marry Elizabeth NIX, of Franklin County. They then moved to Jones County. Any info on this WATKINS family would be appreciated.

Thanks.

WEAVER, PYE, Oglethorpe County  Roberta Hofmann  17 Mar 1997

I have WEAVER and PYE ancestors circa 1800-1834 in Oglethorpe. They had land on Millstone Creek (400 acres), Macks Creek (118 acres) and Broad River (300 acres). I know that they had slaves. Can you tell me if that is cotton country or what other crop they might have grown in that area? I don't know if that part of Georgia was plantations or what. If you know, please let me know. I'd appreciate it very much.

Roberta Hofmann

WEST  Glen R. Hartman  20 Aug 1997

WEST, James appears on 1820 census for Oglethorpe County. The James WEST I am trying to find was born in 1788 possibly in Pennsylvania died in September 1855 in Wilson County, Texas. son Wade Hampton WEST, daughter Harriet WEST. wife possibly Jane Ann. Any information on this James WEST is appreciated.

Glen R. Hartman,
316 Mountain Echo,
San Antonio, Texas.
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WHATLEY, MADDEN, SORRELLS, BASSETT  Rodney M. Roberts  27 May 1997

I am trying to find out anything I can about the WHATLEY Family in Oglethorpe County. Shirley WHATLEY Married Rebecca WHARTON Son Wharton WHATLEY circa 1740 Married Elizabeth MADDEN his Son Archey WHATLEY 1769-1847 Married Frances SORRELLS 1777-1863 his son Willis J. WHATLEY 1804-1867 Married Nancy BASSETT 1832-1869

Anyone having any information, please e mail me [email protected]

Thanks
Rodney M. Roberts
Magnolia, Arkansas

WHITEHEAD  Ina B. Morris  16 Jun 1997

Samuel WHITEHEAD

Ina B. Morris

WILDER, TRAYLOR  Donna Thompson  1 Jun 1997

James WILDER daughter Eleanor Ann WILDER married Washington TRAYLOR

Donna Thompson
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WILLIFORD, AARRON  Cyndi Ford  1 Aug 1997

WILLIFORD AARRON: Looking for information on Nellie AARRON born in 1897 died in 1983. Margret AARRON, Ika AARRON, Lizzie AARRON, Erk AARRON, John AARRON. Also information on Lewis WILLIFORD, John Thomas WILLIFORD, Luke WILLIFORD, Hoyt WILLIFORD, Welson WILLIFORD, and Bessie WILLIFORD. All of these people were born in Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Nellie AARRON married Lewis WILLIFORD, they were my husband's grandparents. Any information would be appreciated.

Cyndi Ford

WILLINGHAM  Charlene Newell  17 Nov 1997

I would like information about Jessee WILLINGHAM, he was in the 1820 Oglethorpe census. He was married to Judith GOOLSBY and/or Polly ZUBER. I would like to see if he had a son William H WILLINGHAM, born 1816.

Thanks,
Charlene Newell

WILSON, RAY  Donna  30 Dec 1996

Am seeking anyone researching the WILSON family who lived in Oglethorpe County, Georgia at least through 1804. James WILSON was a Millstone Creek neighbor of William and Mary RAY, fomerly of Amherst County, Virginia, in 1798. This James WILSON may have been the same James who married Margaret BOWLER 6 December 1786 in Amherst County.

January 6, 1804 Moses RAY married Polly WILSON;
Mar 3, 1804 William RAY married Patty WILSON.

William RAY, a Revolutionary soldier, then moved to Franklin County, Georgia about 1820 where he died in 1833. Patty WILSON RAY then lived with her son, John/Jehu who became her guardian in 1855 in Union County, Georgia. Patty died in 1856 in Fannin County, Georgia.

Would love to touch base with anyone working on these families!

Donna in NC

WISE, SMITH, PATTON  Bill Horn  23 Jan 1997

I am seeking information concerning John WISE who was married to Anne SMITH. He died in Oglethorpe County in 1800. His brother Joseph WISE, married to Margret PATTON, died January 8, 1804 in Oglethorpe County. Joseph was my ggggg grandfather.

WOOD(s), RANSOM  Teri Murray  19 Mar 1997

Looking for the descendants of Richmond, Beaman, Euriah, and Lucinda WOOD(s); and Sarah Jane WOOD(s) RANSOM. They were born between 1810-1843. Their names, along with the names of several members of their families, are listed on the 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910 and 1920 Census for Penfield and White Plains, Georgia in Greene County. Several family members moved to Winterville, Georgia around 1890 or 1900. They may have been born in Oglethorpe, Hancock or Coweta County and may have moved to Greene County between 1855-1857.

Thank you for your assistance.

Teri Murray,
Evanston, IL.

WOODY  Phyllis  6 May 1997

I need the help of all you rooters out there. My ancestor Henry Talley WOODY showed up in Oglethorpe County, Georgia in 1803 and married Keziah JENNINGS daughter of Miles JENNINGS from Henry County, Virginia. Henry served in the War of 1812 and died in 1814. They named their only son Samuel Rockingham WOODY.

Are there any records from the War of 1812 that might tell where Henry came from?

Does anyone know of any Woody - Talley connections anywhere? Does anyone know of any Woody's in Rockingham County, NC, NH, VA, or VT? Is there any other significance that the name Rockingham might have?

Thanks for your help.
Phyllis

WOODY  Phyllis M. Porter  20 Oct 1997

Looking for parents and origin of Henry T. WOODY, born 1775-80, died 1814. He married 20 September 1803 to Keziah JENNINGS in Oglethorpe County. They had one son, Samuel Rockingham WOODY, born 16 August 1804 in Oglethorpe County, died 21 October 1863 Chambers County, Alabama.

Phyllis M. Porter
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ZUBER  Don Grant  19 Dec 1996

Have information on ZUBER's from Oglethorpe; I understand that there are quite a few in Oconee County. I would be interested in sharing data with them.

Thanks,
Don Grant

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