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1. [GAFRANKL] event 1842/44 SANDERS [1]
Is anyone searching for Nathaniel Sanders or Samuel Sanders? They would have been in Franklin County in 1842/1844. I know it's not much to go on but that's all that I have. Their names appear on a land warrant for that County. If it could help, the encompassing land area belonged to the PATTERSON's and Neil or Noel SHELTON. Thanks for anything you have. Gale Sanders _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn
2. [GAFRANKL] Churches [1]
Someone inquired about the oldest Baptist churches in Franklin, Hart, and a couple of other Georgia counties. Nails Creek Baptist Church was established on 11 Feb 1787 at Joseph Nail's trading post on the upper waters of Nails Creek, then in Franklin County but now in Banks County. That's pretty old, and only three years younger than the county itself. There may be older churches, however, since Franklin County was originally as large as present-day Rhode Island and has given up land to many other "daugh
3. [GAFRANKL] addtl info on Earliest Churches [1]
Hey folks, a post I just received made me realize that I didn't specify which CHURCHES I was looking for. Since the ancestors that I AM aware of were all of the BAPTIST faith or they were BAPTIST preachers/ministers, I would think that those are the CHURCHES that I would be most interested in, at this point. Sorry for the omission on the previous post. Thanks again, Gale Sanders _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer
4. [GAFRANKL] John Moss, born 1801 [1]
Can anyone provide the parents names of John Moss born 1801: ---1. John MOSS Franklin GA-43 (b.1801-SC d.Abt Mar 1867-Carnesville,Franklin,GA) ------sp: Nancy Lyles BOATRIGHT FG-44 (b.1803-,, m.16 Jul 1818 d.Aft Aug 1886-) ------2. William Webster MOSS Franklin GA-946 (b.1819-GA d.Bef 1850-FC,GA) ---------sp: Mary E. WADE Franklin GA-3951 (b.Abt 1810-GA m.2 Jan 1844) ------2. Richard Henry MOSS Franklin GA-2936 (b.1822-Carnesville,FC,GA d.1884-) ---------sp: Sarah Caroline VERNER FG-3952 (b.1822-SC m.5
5. [GAFRANKL] Sanders genealogy [1]
Hi, I have to leave this list for a litte while so if you have any SANDERS/SAUNDERS genealogies (descendant or ancestry) on the following or any other group that might fit my ancestor Elias Sanders, please email me at: LGaleSanders@hotmail.com The families are: Elias Sanders b 1775, d 1865 GA m Mary Carter b 1775 SC, d 1850/60 GA William Saunders b 1719, d 1768, m Elizabeth Gunnel Rev Moses Sanders b 1732/42, d 1817 m Sallie Hamilton maybe Mary also. See you soon. Thanks, Gale Sanders TEXAS ___
6. [GAFRANKL] Moses Denman [1]
Looking for Nancy Denman who married Able H White. 1819 in Habersham Co., Is she the daughter of Rev Moses White. They named their youngest son, Moses Denman White. Susan Young Medford OR
7. [GAFRANKL] Langston [1]
Looking for information on Athlena Langston, shown in the 1850 census of Franklin Co. as the fifteen-year old daughter of Elisha & Martha [Neal] Langston. I am trying to document her marriage. Will appreciate any leads. Bob
8. [GAFRANKL] Bates, Lacy [1]
I am looking For information on William M.Bates and Candace Lacy (m) June 4, 1843 in Franklin Co. Ga.Have found her name spelled Jacy on one marriage certificate.Also have names of the children and Williams C.V.S papers.Candace was located in Athens Ga.in 1860 living with son James age 18/teen. I have no previous information on either William or Candace before the wedding date.Any information would be greatly appreciated.Will share information.They were my G-G-G-grandparents. Mary
9. [GAFRANKL] Amanda Williams [1]
please reply to "Nancy Barginear" pawbark@samlink.com Subject: Amanda Williams Hi, My great-grandmother, Amanda Williams (married to John Munroe Dick) was born in Carnesville, Georgia August 20, 1831. Several of her descendants, including me, have been doing some genealogical research, and I ran across your website today. I hope to visit Carnesville sometime in this year, as I really enjoy visiting places where my ancestors lived. If you know of any resources that might help me to locate her orig
10. [GAFRANKL] If I told you I would do a lookup..... [1]
Hello, I'm posting again (to lists it might have happened on) in case my subject line wasn't clear enough the first time. Someone on the lists, I'm hoping it was this one, had an ancester that I think lived in FLORDIA. She was not able to get out and do any lookups. If you are that person, please email me again. If I remember correctly, you were wondering where that ancestor was born? Doesn't matter, if you and I talked, and I told you I would do something, just email me :) Thanks, Gale Sanders
11. [GAFRANKL] Re: [GABALDWI] SEABORN AND JAMES JONES [1]
Ruth, I am interested in Seaborn, the attorney and his dealings with Thomas Carnes. I suspect he was Thomas's attorney for GA land dealings etc. More importantly for my research I'm interested is Seaborn's association with my Benjamin, Dr Henry, Joel and Frederick Freeman lines. James W. Jones as an editor for the Augusta Chronicle and was the best man in Dr Henry Freeman's wedding, 11 Jan 1820, to Pamelia F. Cook, d/o George Cook, attorney in Elbert Co. Could this be your James/Celia? FYI, Henry was born
12. [GAFRANKL] PURCELL [1]
Either three brothers or a father and two sons. Ignatius Persell/Purcell b. 1756 m. Susannah Freeman Goochland VA Jacob Purcell 1773 m. Mary Polly King Franklin Co GA John Purcell abt 1780 m. in GA Anyone know anything about these fine folks? Charles. Don't worry bout me, I'm as organized as a henhouse full of chickens.
13. [GAFRANKL] CARNES [1]
My ggggrandparents were Richard Carnes (1774 NJ - 1854 Franklin Co GA) and Delpha _____(abt 1779 VA - ____) They came to Franklin Co in 1799 or 1800 with their eldest child Holloway (1798 NC - 1860 Hart Co GA), so apparently they were in NC for a time. They settled on Shoal Creek and farmed there the remainder of their lives, an area I believe is now in Hart Co GA. Richard Carnes had the following comtemporaries in Franklin Co around 1800 that I believe to be his brothers: Holloway, Wales (Wells), and per
14. [GAFRANKL] King surname [1]
Bonedigger and other King researchers;Absalon B. King and wife Elizabeth are found on the 1850 Cherokee county census residing in the home of a Tate family. This couple married circa 1832 in the area of N.W. So. Carolina. Their children were Francis, b. 1836: James M., b. c. 1838; Andrew J. b. c. 1840 ; Augustus L., b. c. 1842; Admiral J., b. c. 1844; Samantha A., b. c. 1846 ; James L., b.c. 1848 ; Asbery H., b. c. 1850 ; Rosalie , b. 1854: Mary Elizabeth , b. 1859. the five first born of this famil
15. [GAFRANKL] Green W. Smith [1]
Thomas Crews died. Letters of Administration was given to GREEN W. SMITH in Franklin Co, Ga. Was Green W. Smith related to Thomas Crews in any way? Did Thomas Crews die in Franklin Co, Ga OR Pike Co, Mississippi? He was livng in Pike Co, Miss. in 1820 (census) and the tax list in 1827 stated under the name of Jesse Craft "same for estate of Thomas Crews" The courthouse records burned in Pike Co, Miss. so we don't have any more info other than what the tax list states.
16. [GAFRANKL] Tax for E-mail Hoax [1]
I wrote my Congressman concerning the E-mail messages that seem no ending spreading rumors regarding legislation to establish a fee for E-mail use. In hopes of curtailing this junk mail, I would like to share Congressman Bill Young's response with you. Lets stop forwarding these messages and reduce the traffic on our genealogy E-mail lists. "Dear Colonel Ricker: "Thank you for sharing with me your concerns about several rumors regarding legislation that would charge a fee for using e-mail. "You wil
17. [GAFRANKL] Re: GAFRANKL-D Digest V01 #35 [1]
Paulette, I have some of those surnames on my website in my signature line below. Let me know if they help. --- GAFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 > Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 11:52:20 -0500 > From: Paul Dunn > To: GAFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [GAFRANKL] CARNES > > My ggggrandparents were Richard Carnes (1774 NJ - 1854 Franklin Co > GA) and > Delpha _____(abt 1779 VA - ____) They came to Franklin Co in 1799 > or 1800 > with their eldest chil
18. [GAFRANKL] Earliest Churches [1]
First of all, I am sending this query to several lists. I apologize now for any inconvenience you may have due to the fact that you are on several mailing lists and get duplicates of the following. Secondly, I need some help. I need to know the earliest churches that were in the WILKES CO, FRANKLIN CO, ELBERT CO, and HART CO, GEORGIA. If you know the names but nothing else, please let me know. If you only know the churches for one area, please feel free to email me. My goal is to get the names
19. [GAFRANKL] KEASLER/KESLER [1]
here is a Rev War Veteran Kesler who served in VA and PA regiments in Revolution. He settled in SC and fathered the following children, want to discuss details? contact me. Descendants of William Henry [R.S.] Kesler 1 William Henry [R.S.] Kesler b: Abt. 1750 in VA d: Jul 28, 1802 in Newberry, SC .... 2 William Henry Jr. Kesler b: Jun 02, 1780 in VA d: 1856 in Franklin Co GA ........ +Barbary Ann Clementine Cromer b: Dec 30, 1783 in Newberry, SC m: Dec 22, 1799 in Newberry, SC .... 2 David Keasler
20. [GAFRANKL] Brazzel/Burnett [1]
I am researching my Brazzel/Braswell and Burnett connections in Franklin Co GA. William Brazil/Braswell and Joshua Burnett were in Franklin Co as early as 1784. In 1798 they were listed in the tax digest in district #7 and then in 1800 also in tax digest living next door to each other. By 1801 they had sold their land and moved on to probably Burke Co NC. Other names associated with them are William Wilson, Morris Roberts, Cornelius Bogard, William Quillan. If anyone is researching these I would love
21. Re: [GAFRANKL] event 1842/44 SANDERS [1]
For a Nathaniel Sanders I have found the following in the 1860 Banks Co. Census: Nathan Sanders, 57; Frances, 50; Sarah E., 19; Mathew, 16; Louisa, 11; and Wyly C., 8. All born in GA. Hope this helps. Tempe ===== Tempe Berggren http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Oaks/6370 http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/b/e/r/Tempe-T-Berggren/ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - Buy the things you want at great prices. http://auctions.yahoo.com/
22. [GAFRANKL] event 1842/44 SANDERS [1]
Is anyone searching for Nathaniel Sanders or Samuel Sanders or do you know of them? They would have been in Franklin County in 1842/1844. I know it's not much to go on but that's all that I have. Their names appear on a land warrant for that County. If it could help, the encompassing land area belonged to the PATTERSON's and Neil or Noel SHELTON. Thanks for anything you have. Gale Sanders _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer
23. [GAFRANKL] John Robinson Smith [1]
I would like to get in touch with Darrell Ertzberger in Richmond, VA, who is also a descendant of John Robinson Smith of Franklin County. Please email me at barhamj@earthlink.net so we can exchange information. Thanks.
24. [GAFRANKL] Bramblet/Bramlett/Brumley [1]
I have a marriage record for Stephen BRAMBLET who married Martha Andrews 22 Sep 1818, Franklin County, GA. I, also, have Stephen BRUMLEY'S papers from the National Archives which state that he served in the War of 1812 from Franklin County, GA. I believe Martha was the daughter of Owen Andrews. Owen Andrews filed a pension application for his service in the Rev. War. In the application filed in Gwinnett County, GA Owen said that he had previously lived in Franklin County. The 1830 Gwinnett County, GA ce
25. [GAFRANKL] Testing the Waters "consolidated GEDCOM [1]
In a message dated 2/28/01 2:01:05 AM Pacific Standard Time, GAFRANKL-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > A cousin just did a project like this on hte Rogers Familes, over 200, 000 people and events. Family Tree Maker does have one problem you can only make a file up to 500 MB. That is is limit. While this is plenty of room for most people, it is not enough for a projest like you are talking about. I would use Legacy. It had no limits and works well with all gedcoms. The basic program is free to
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