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1. New Wildes/Wilds Family Website [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wildes Wilds Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Ga.2ADI/483 Message Board Post: Everyone is invited to visit a new website dedicated to the genealogy and history of the Wildes/Wilds Family of Georgia. The URL is: http://www.wildesfamily.org - Look the site over and please sign the guest book when you get there!
2. Need 1894 Birth Lookup & 1900 Camden Census Lookup- JOHNS [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: JOHNS, LANG, CREWS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Ga.2ADI/484 Message Board Post: Thanks so much for your help. I need a birth lookup NOLAND / NOLAN LANG JOHNS BORN 13 APR. 1894 CEYLON GA. WHICH IS SUPPOSE TO BE CAMDEN CO. Also if you have access to the 1900 census and could lookup a JOHNS family with son NOLAND / NOLAN LANG JOHNS in Camden Ga. I am just guessing that t
3. Hunley Crew Burial [0.988437]
Thanks so much for posting the site with so many great photos of the Hunley Crew burial in Charleston, SC. As I had lived many years in Charleston, I was feeling very homesick to view all the pictures. Thanks again for posting this very nice site. Joy Joy Bold
4. Hunley Crew burial report [0.988437]
fyi, Hunley Crew Burial report--Tony Thompson http://www.candlersonsofconfederacy.homestead.com/hunleyburialpage1.html
5. Re: [GACAMDEN-L] Slave Names found on North Carolina Census [0.988437]
Dear Tara and list members. I have also learned recently that a slave by the name of "Ned" served in the 4th Ga. Cavalry (Clinch's) Company A. Would be grateful for any additional information on "Ned" if available. thanks, Tony Thompson www.dixieguards.org www.kinfolksacrosstheriver.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tara D. Fields" To: Sent: Sunday, April 25, 2004 12:45 AM Subject: [GACAMDEN-L] Slave Names found on North Carolina Census > > Hello
6. Crichton/Creighton Information Available (Holzendorf, Stotesbury, Nevitt, etc.) [0.988437]
I have gathered some data on the Crichton line of Camden County, Georgia. John Crichton was married to Mary Pritchard and Mary Eliza Madden (widow of David Lewis). His sister Margaret Crichton was married to Valentine FitzPatrick (Doctor) and 2nd to JOHN LEWIS/LOUIS KALE HOLZENDORF. Other surnames: MADDEN, PLUMMER, STOTESBURY, NEVITT, TOWNSEND Locations: GEORGIA, ST. AUGUSTINE (SPAN EAST FLORIDA), SCOTLAND I did not attach the source information as it is too long for the mailing lists. Please let me
7. Roger Crews(1789-1837) SC-GA [0.988437]
Hi... I am now researching the Crews family that originated in South Carolina....mainly from Collecton Dist., SC and I am seeking some help.....I am looking for information on Roger Crews who was born abt 1789 in Colleton, SC and died abt 1837 in Duval Co, FL...he married Elizabeth Mitchell and they had 12 children.....I found some information online and wondered if someone maybe connected to this family or if anyone who has info can help me in my family research.....appreciate whatever anyone has..
8. Re: [GACAMDEN-L] News Article: Descendents of slaves meet at homesites of ancestors [0.988437]
I found this line from the article most interesting. Perhaps this was what we teachers might call "a teachable moment". "Most surprising to some was the slaves were allowed to earn and save money, and they had their own firearms to hunt for deer, wild hogs and other animals. "It was slavery," Thomas Stafford said. "But these people weren't treated like slaves." Perhaps with examination of more first person accounts of slave life, a truer picture of slave life would emerge. TT ----- Original Message -----
9. SGES meeting/program [0.988437]
The Southern Genealogist's Exchange Society's April meeting/program has been changed from the 10th to the 17th, due to the Easter weekend. We will meet April 17, 10 a.m., at the headquarters/library, at 6215 Sauterne Drive, Jacksonville, Florida. Our speaker will be Claude Bass. For the past four years, he has run the Clay County, Florida, Archives and Historical Research Center. He has had a life-long interest in history. Information on SGES may be found at http://sgesjax.tripod.com. Phone: 904-77
10. [GACAMDEN-L] New Camden Book [0.988437]
MacKenzie Robin Cross has published a book recently based on the journal of Maria Osborne Bessent Burns. You can order a copy from her directly. To read a newspaper article about Robin MacKenzie Cross and the Bessent journal: http://www.camdencounty.org/bessent_journal.html Her address is: MacKenzie Cross PO Box 52 Fernandina Beach, FL 32035 Here's a web page with a blurb about it: http://www.southernscribe.com/reviews/biography-memoir/marias_journal.htm Take care, Tara Fields Owner: The Crypt Gene
11. Re: [GACAMDEN-L] Roger Crews(1789-1837) SC-GA [0.988437]
The following information was found in Pioneers of Wiregrass Ga. I hope it will be of help. CREWS, Micajah 1810-1877 BRANTLEY MICAJAH CREWS was born in South Carolina, February 10, 1810, a son of Alexander and Lucy Crews. His parents moved to lower Wayne County in Georgia in 1820, and he grew up in Wayne and Camden counties and lived in that section until his death. He married Emaliza, daughter of James Robinson, an early settler of lower Wayne County. She was bor
12. JOHNSTON [0.988437]
Hi, I am eagerly looking for others researching these names: JOHNSTON / HOFFMANN / SPROUL(E) / WEISHEIMER / SHERWOOD / KISEL (RISEL) / CLARK(E) / ZWEIFEL / HvRNER (HOERNER) / DOCLAUR / USNER / MCDERMOTT Here is a rundown of some family: DAVID JOHNSTON b. 1790 in Georgia d. 1852 in Plaquemines Parish -m- HANNA FREDERIKA HOFFMANN b. 22 Nov. 1822 d. 10 Mar. 1898. They had one son ALEXANDER HENRY JOHNSTON b. 1841 d. 17 June 1869. He married MAGDALENA (SHERWOOD/KISEL) b. 1845 d. 12 Sept. 1898. They had 3 c
13. Now Available: Burial Permits, St. Marys Oak Grove Cemetery, Camden Co., GA [0.988437]
I have (finally!) scanned the following burial permits. Originals are all on file at the Bryan-Lang Historical Library in Woodbine, Camden County, Georgia. I will be happy to email requested files to you. Please let me know which one(s) you are interested in. Please be sure that your mail box can handle file attachments. I have included the size of each file for your convenience. If your mailbox cannot handle file attachments of this size please let me know and we will make other arrangements. Thank
14. Slave Names found on North Carolina Census [0.988437]
Hello everyone, The following is an article about a find in North Carolina: slave names included in an 1860 census. Apparently the names were left off of a later copy of the census. This proves the point that when researching your family it's vital, whenever possible, to see the original document - you never know what you'll find! Article Title: Family research unveils rare listing of slave names http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/South/04/23/slaves.census.ap/index.html Take care, Tara Fields Owner: The C
15. Historic Preservation License Plate [0.988437]
>http://hpd.dnr.state.ga.us/content/displaycontent.asp?txtDocument=185 Senate Bill 407, introduced by Senators Eric Johnson, Brian Kemp, Randy Hall and Ginger Collins, will establish a special license plate to benefit historic preservation funding. The intent of this legislation is to use the net proceeds of the sale of these license plates to fund historic preservation in the state through the Historic Preservation Division's Georgia Heritage Grant program. "The money is vitally needed since avai
16. News Article: Descendents of slaves meet at homesites of ancestors [0.988437]
Hello everyone, http://jacksonville.com/tu-online/stories/042404/geo_15434723.shtml This past Friday I went to Cumberland Island and met a group of Staffords who believe they are the descendents of slaves of Robert Stafford (not to be confused with the children Robert Stafford had with his slave). The Staffords were a great group of people. I really enjoyed my time with them. It was a wonderful trip. A Times-Union photographer traveled with the group to document their journey. Take care, Tara Fiel
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