The Reunion Page for Wilkes County Georgia

Reunions The Reunion Page for Wilkes County Georgia

This page lists the last known event or the next known scheduled event.
To add a listing, contact
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Tom Hammack [email protected]
Some listings may relate to other counties, but it is felt that they also relate to Wilkes County families.


divider bar Surname: Amason Amerson

Type of event: HOMECOMING and HERITAGE QUEST

When: Last known event June 9, 10, and 11th, 2000.

Where: Washington, Wilkes County, Ga.

Posting requested by: Don Fucich

Visit the Family Website for frequent update and additional information at:

AMASON * AMERSON Homepage


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Surname: Bentley

Type of event: Bentley Family Reunion

When: July 15, 2001

Where: Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church at 12:00 pm. in Loganville, Walton County, Georgia

From Loganville: Take highway 81, go about 2 miles passed Bay Creek Church Rd.; Shiloh will be on your left.

There will be a Bentley Family Reunion at the Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church at 12:00 pm. in Loganville, Georgia in Walton County, Georgia. From Loganville: Take highway 81, go about 2 miles passed Bay Creek Church Rd.; Shiloh will be on your left.

This family reunion has been going on annually for over 50 years and Bentley descendants come from all over the country to attend, share good fellowship, share good food, and share family history and stories. I will be attending and will be bringing a copy of my Bentley manuscript I want to have published and I will be inviting Karen Wheeler and Thomas Valentine, two very serious Bentley researchers. Thomas is a professional Genealogist and also a descendant of Jesse Bentley who came from North Carolina, a revolutionary war soldier that settled in Wilkes, Oglethorpe, and Walton County, Georgia.

Posting requested by: Allan L. Bentley

E=Mail to [email protected]


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Surnames: HOOKS

Type of event: The Hooks Family Annual Family Reunion

When: Friday and Saturday, June 16-17, 2000

Where: Macon, GA

Posting requested by: Clyde Hooks

For more information go to their site at: HOOKS Reunion Page


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Surname: Norman

Type of event: Norman Family Reunion

When: August 3rd-4th, 2001

Where: Lincoln Co. Georgia Posting requested by: Linda Anthony

E=Mail to [email protected]

2001 Norman Family Reunion, Lincoln Co. Ga. August 3rd-4th. All Norman and related families are invited to attend. Activities include a Friday night get-to-gether; memorial service, general meeting, cemetery tours and banquet on Saturday. Saturday night banquet requires a reservation two weeks in advance. Please email me directly for complete details. Enjoy the many old photo's and genealogy charts on display. Help us to preserve our Norman heritage by bringing your old pictures and newspaper articles to include in the Norman Association scrap book. They will be scanned on site and returned to you. Primarily the descendants of Peyton Wyatt and Elizabeth (Hawes) Norman, who was the grandson of William Norman. William Norman was born in Virginia about 1750. He migrated to that part of Wilkes Co. that became Lincoln Co.(Goshen District) and died there in 1827. Married 1st, Mary Shepherd; 2nd Mary Ross and 3rd Euphoney ?. Children: Eleanor Norman/ Stinson (Stevenson) Elizabeth Norman/Adam Harnesberger Susannah Norman/David Glaze Sarah Norman/Timothy Walton/ 2nd, Charles George Rush George Norman/Sarah Groce Holt William Harrison "Billy" Norman/Jane York Among the many other connected families are Murray, Dallis/Dallas, Hawes, Roebuck, Blanchard, Leverette, Wright, Rhodes and Florence.

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Surname: Walker

Type of event: Walker Family Reunion

When: Sunday August 19, 2001

Where: Fishing Creek Baptist Church in Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia Posting requested by: Linda Anthony

E=Mail to [email protected]

The annual reunion for the descendants of Daniel Lumpkin Walker & Margaret Elizabeth (Stephenson) Walker will be held on Sunday August 19, 2001 at Fishing Creek Baptist Church in Washington (Wilkes County) GA. All descendants and connected families are invited to attend. Please bring your picture albums, genealogy info, your favorite covered dishes and memories to share. Lunch will be served after the morning worship service. Daniel Lumpkin Walker was a veteran of the Civil War. He died in 1879 and is buried in Franklin Co. Ga. In the early 1900's his three sons, daughter Maude and their families moved from Franklin Co. to Wilkes and Lincoln Co. Ga. The Dooley family moved to Boaz, AL. The Eaves family lived in Elbert Co. Children of Daniel Lumpkin and Margaret Elizabeth Walker were: William Lawrence "Will" Walker/Georgia Brown & 2nd, Florence Ford Artie Walker/Jesse Eaves Ida Walker/Richard Dooley Charlie Lumpkin "Charlie" Walker/Martha Jane Bailey Maude Walker/Lawrence O. Adams Daniel Lumpkin "Bid" Walker/Emma Lugenia Morrison Please email me directly for more information on the reunion or if you can provide information on any of these families. We particularly need info on the Eaves and Dooley lineage.

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Surname: Weaver

Type of event: Family Reunion

When: Last known event October 2000

Where: John T. Bagby State Park in Fort Gaines, GA

Weaver Family - - Blakely, Early Co GA

Descendants of Elder Othniel Weaver (b c1750 Anson NC- d 1818 Morgan GA). He lived in Chesterfield SC before removing to Wilkes GA and thence to Morgan, GA.

Reunion begins Friday afternoon at John T. Bagby State Park in Fort Gaines, GA with family fellowship. Official meeting and dinner Saturday morning at Zion Freewill Baptist Church in Sowhatchee GA, located 7 miles south of Blakely near Rt 363. Some descendants moved to Colmsneil TX with Elizabeth Weaver Fulghum about 1850. Others live in Alabama, Georgia, and around the world; some still in Early County GA.

Contact Steve Shirah
1316 Summerlin Drive
Clearwater FL 33764.

Posting requested by: [email protected]

E=Mail to [email protected]


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