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1. Re: [GALUMPKI] Great-Great Grandmother Research [1]
You must have mentioned we didn't get a storm, because we got one today. I''ll be glad to send you the Martin family. Tabitha Drucilla Postell b. 11/13/1874 in Suches GA Union Co md Jacob Esco Martin b Apr 7, l868 in Macon Co NC. They had l45 children 7 of each gender. I'll have to go to my file for them so I'll try to get you a copy. Do you know how to copy a gedcom file? I did one once but oh my! I think I'd better copy her file for you. I'm involved right now is trying to prove which "JOHN Mar
2. [GALUMPKI] Gaddis [1]
Looks like the Gaddis clan needs their own website
3. Re: [GALUMPKI] Millard Garddis {Lumpkin Co. Marriage Book B} [1]
The name of the file for Marriage Book B has changed to: http://www.rootsweb.com/~galumpki/MarriageBookB.txt Or you can just go to the Lumpkin Co. website and find it there. Dan Pierce Peggy Sue Gaddis wrote: > > I am not able to pull this up, is there another way that I can go?? > > Thanks > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 1:19 PM > Subject: Re: [GALUMPKI] Millard Garddis > > >
4. Re: [GALUMPKI]please put who/when/where or what in subj line [1]
Good advice, Rod. The old guidelines for writing a post seem to have been forgotten. As we all want to help everyone as much as possible the old journalistic rule of who (name), when (date), where, or what in the subject line and body of the message will enable us to do that. Many of us read lots of info and recognize names that are not even of our line. I have been able to help a couple of people as I recognized the ancestor from the subject line. Please...help us help you when we can. Wish we could
5. Re: [GALUMPKI] Gaddis {Message from Administrator} [1]
Hello all (both Gaddis and non-Gaddis researchers), Since there are always new people beginning to use mailing lists, or joining this list, maybe a little explanation will help. There are two ways for the administrator to set the reply-to for mailing lists. Either to the original sender, or to the list. For this list, it is set so that when you hit Reply, it puts the mailing list address GALUMPKI-L@rootsweb.com as the recipient in the To: field. There are advantages and disadvantages to this. Either w
6. Re: [GALUMPKI] Lumpkin County First Hundred Years [1]
I have had the book for several years. No I don't want to stay at home. I was ancestor searching. Each trip I get a little bit more. When we went to Selma for Nathan Beford Forest's birthday, I got foot poisioning. I guess that is how you spell it. Next month in Ala they are haveing a celebration for Alberta Martin the last living War between the States widow. She is not doing well. She is the last one of a kind. I want to see her. It will be Sept. 23. Maybe you might want to go. Talk to
7. [GALUMPKI] Thomas WATKINS - WADKINS [1]
Need info on a Thomas WATKINS - WADKINS and Margaret EDWARDS. They came to Lumpkin Co. Ga. after 1821. Had a plantation near James H. RIDER and died at his house, 1849. Can not find Thomas nor Margaret on the 1830 - 1840 census or any records on them in Lumpkin Co. Ga. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you, Cathy
8. [GALUMPKI] Photography of the 19th Century [1]
We often hear the question concerning the frigid poses of the photography of the 18th and 19th century. Here is website that tells it all. Its interesting to know that our ancestors had a metal clamp behind their necks held their heads still to prevent the picture from blurring. They were told to be still and blink as little as possible. This explains why many of these early photographs feature our ancestors with fixed, blank stares, stiff positions and few smiles. Exposure time was about a minute, as com
9. [GALUMPKI] PLEASE PUT NAME IN SUBJECT LINE [1]
It appears that many of the new folks to the lists are just hitting the reply line to get their message to the list. If you save, set up your address book with all those you want to send queries to, it only takes a couple of seconds to type in the TO: - it picks up the first couple of letters of the address and then types out the rest for you automatically. If you don't change the subject line and put the name you are researching, chances are most of us will just delete it if it isn't a name we know about
10. Re: [GALUMPKI] Millard Garddis [1]
I appreciate that we all want to share info, but would it not be best to share Gaddis data using your private email addresses rather than the Lumpkin list?
11. Re: [GALUMPKI] Millard Garddis [1]
This URL was just posted on 7/23/00 so it should not be out of date. please try again.There are no dates given, but there are known dates for reference.There are 12 names Adaline to Wm S Caven 2] Elen M to Gilreath, Lewis W; 3] Eliza to Wm Gaddis; 4]Elizabeth to John Grizzle; 5[ Elviny Jane to J.J. Marlow; 6] George to Malisa G Stallain; 7] Isom to Elizabeth Reed; 8] Mary to Jesse Cain; 9] Mary A to Hezekiah Woody; 10]] N.L. to Manerva
12. [GALUMPKI] Eliza Wallace [1]
Posted on: Lumpkin Co. GA Obituaries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/LumpkinObits/27 Surname: Wallace, Jay ------------------------- I have some questions about Eliza Wallace. I know this is an old posting, just hope you still check the site. I know that there were several John Wallace's in the Lumpkin County area around this time. I am curious if this John Wallace was the son of John Wallace and Susannah Palmour?
13. Re: [GALUMPKI] Lumpkin County First Hundred Years [1]
Don't you ever stay at home? Travel, Travel, Travel. Did you buy the book? Boy, it must be nice to go so much. Love, Joan ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 8:59 PM Subject: [GALUMPKI] Lumpkin County First Hundred Years > I have noticed that some of you have shown an interest in this book. I > thought that it was out of print. I was in Dahlonega today at the Hometown > book store. They have about 32 of these books and t
14. [GALUMPKI] WALTER,SYLVANUS,JOHN GIBSON/NC/GA/AL [1]
Would like to correspond with anyone working on the Walter GIBSON line. He married Judah? probably in VA. I beleive he lived in Augusta Co., VA then migrated to Anson Co., NC, then to Wake Co., NC and lastly Wilkes Co., GA. Only his wife Judah and three children namely Sylvanus, Mary (md. Griffith HOGAN) and Piety (md. Nathaniel DAVIS) were listed in his will in Nov 1791 in Wilkes Co., GA. Walter's son Sylvanus Sr. md. Eleanor TAYLOR (daughter of John TAYLOR and Esther WAITS). He died 27 Aug 1805 in Wilkes
15. Re: [GALUMPKI] {Message from Administrator} [1]
This is my last word, I can not go to the sources, I have very Low Vision, I am conceded Legal Blind, I have a very hard time seeing, and using the internet, I can not drive and go places like other people. This is the only way I have of any of the connection is with help. Bye I am unsubscribe. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 4:10 PM Subject: Re: [GALUMPKI] {Message from Administrator} > Very good points..... > >
16. [GALUMPKI] Benjamin Parks/Major Frank Logan [1]
Hello Researchers - I am not connected to either men. I am doing a research paper for my college English class and need to find out where is the best place to find out information on these men and their claims to be the first to 'discover gold'. Our library here in Greenville SC doesn't have very much. In fact, we have one book by David Williams concerning the gold rush. They did have one in circulation, but it has been lost. Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
17. [GALUMPKI] Admin Change [1]
You may have noticed that Dan Pierce is now in charge of the GALUMPKI mail list and the Lumpkin Genconnect Boards. He also will be the new webmaster of the Lumpkin Genweb. Many of you are familiar with the excellent work he has done for the Lumpkin page and the Hall page. Please welcome him Donna Parrish
18. Re: [GALUMPKI] Millard Garddis [1]
I am not able to pull this up, is there another way that I can go?? Thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 1:19 PM Subject: Re: [GALUMPKI] Millard Garddis > This is a good site for > GADDIS marriages. These are in addition to the orig Lump Co Marriage > list. > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno
19. Re: [GALUMPKI] William and Matt Gaddis [1]
Peggy, In case you weren't aware of it, I saw a book on the Gaddis family when I was in Lumpkin Co. last year. I think it was mostly typed and photocopied 8 1/2 X 11 sheets bound into a book which was probably over 100 pages. A woman who was a Gaddis descendant showed it to me, but I didn't really look through it, so I'm not sure what all it includes. It did have a large all-name index. Dan Peggy Sue Gaddis wrote: > > I hope some one in our Family ,might can help. > > I have found a Family, > >
20. Re: [GALUMPKI] Death of William Gaddis [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Cecelia H. McDonald" To: Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 9:47 PM Subject: Re: [GALUMPKI] Death of William Gaddis > Peggy Sue, > The "William Gaddis" who was married to Anna Bruce was my great-grandfather, > whose full name was James William Harshaw Gaddis. He died and is buried in > the Mt. Moriah Baptist Church Cemetery in Culberson, Cherokee County, NC. > Thanks, > Jim McDonald > Lowesville, NC > > ----- Original Messag
21. Re: [GALUMPKI] William and Matt Gaddis [1]
Peggy you can write the library and ask someone to look and see if there is a name of the author of that information in the Gaddis book and sometimes there is an address. I will be glad to look the next time I go there to see if I can find anything that might help you. They usually have surname files also, with names and addresses of folks looking for or who have additional information on that line. Leslie ----- Original Message ----- From: Peggy Sue Gaddis To:
22. [GALUMPKI] research paper [1]
Jennifer, Unfortunately I can't help you in your quest for information on Parks or Logan, but I am connected to the Cleveland's and the Safford's. I would love to have a copy of your research paper, when it is complete if that would be possible. Diana ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
23. Re: [GALUMPKI] {Message from Administrator} [1]
Barbara, I have nothing further on the Fortner's , Howard son of Elijah Fortner married my great aunt I will try to get in touch with her and see if she knows or remembers anything else about his family, she is 88 but still living, I don't know how well her memory is. Sheila Barbara Tillery wrote: > Hi > I would be interested in which FORTNER line you are working on. > I have been working on the line of Ansel FORTNER, whose son Sylvester > FORTNER married a great aunt, Nancy Elizabeth DANIELL. > > I am st
24. Re: [GALUMPKI] Millard Garddis [1]
Sorry, no. The Marriage Book B does not have dates of any marriages. However, there are 304 pages in jBook B, Pg l starting. in l849, Page 304 ending in l865. The known dates for reference are: page 24--Jun l850 page 84= Dec l852 Page l25- Jan l855The page No. opposite Eliza and William is page l20. Probably their marriage was between l852 and l855.. This marriage is not listed in the original LCoGA marr register. ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAY
25. [GALUMPKI] Re: Geo. Waters...Forsyth Co. GA [1]
In a message dated 8/28/00 10:16:17 AM Central Daylight Time, MFLP@aol.com writes: << I do know that the Cherokees left in Forsyth County as of 1835 consisted of 28 households. This was 3 years before the removal. They were largely mixed bloods, prominent people, signers of the treaty to trade the land. One of them owned 100 slaves. This was George Waters. >> MFLP...do you have more information/links on the above-mentioned George Waters? Thanks, Arlene
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