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Searching for: +path:gasumter +(+date:aug +date:1999)
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1. SUTTONS 1910-1920 [1]
Request any information on a George Franklin-Mary Elizabeth Fields SUTTON family, living in the Cobb, Sumter Co., Ga., area, 1900-1920. Any Census data for this family? Thanks, David T. Sutton Hendersonville, N.C. orange58@webtv.net
2. 1874 Newspaper article about Andersonville prison. [1]
Sumter County Researchers: Last night I sent an 1874 newspaper article about Andersonville prison, which I had transcribed yesterday. Did this get posted to your Sumter-L list? William A. Mills Perry, GA wmamills@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.
3. Annie M Shaw [1]
I am seeking information regarding a Dewitt Watson and Annie M Shaw. Dewitts full name supposedly Louie Dewitt Watson. Dewitt was born 11/17/1904 supposedly in Ga. He is the son of Thomas Lynclay Watson and Clara Belle Carroll. Annie was born about 1909 in Georgia. Both are enumerated with their grandfather John W Carroll in the 1910 census of Chattahooche Co, Ga and with him in the 1920 census of Sumter Co. Also present on the 1910 list is a Clara who is supposedly a dau of John W. and the m
4. Dobbins [1]
I am looking for information on my Dobbins ancestors of Sumter County, Georgia. I am trying to find out what happened to Abram (Abraham) Dobbins who was listed on the 1850 census with his wife Amanda Norris Dobbins. I have not been able to locate them after 1850. Any help is appreciated. Mary ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
5. Part 1 of 2: 1874 Newspaper article about Andersonville prison. [1]
Andersonville researchers: In 1992, while doing genealogical research via microfilm of old 1874 local newspapers, I came across an extensive newspaper article written by L. M. Park, a 15 year old guard who was stationed at Andersonville almost from the first establishment of the prison. The end of this article says "L. M. Park in SOUTHERN MAGAZINE". This article is entitled: THE REBEL PRISON PEN AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA. William A. Mills Perry, GA wmamills@juno.com - ---------------------------PART 1 OF 2-
6. Part 2 of 2: 1874 Newspaper article about Andersonville prison. [1]
Andersonville researchers: In 1992, while doing genealogical research via microfilm of old 1874 local newspapers, I came across an extensive newspaper article written by L. M. Park, a 15 year old guard who was stationed at Andersonville almost from the first establishment of the prison. The end of this article says "L. M. Park in SOUTHERN MAGAZINE". This article is entitled: THE REBEL PRISON PEN AT ANDERSONVILLE, GA. William A. Mills Perry, GA wmamills@juno.com ---------------------------PART 2 OF 2---
7. Charles W. Morgan [1]
I am searching for the parents of Charles W. Morgan who appears in the 1850 Sumter County, Georgia Census as 60 years and born in Georgia (only 58 years in the 1860 Census). Charles' will was probated on 2 August 1869. The children Charles list in his Will are sons: Robert W., Gibbon W., John W., and Charles W. Morgan. Daughter, Julie E. Jones is also named. I am a descendant of Robert W. Morgan's son, William Cooper Morgan (born 1859/60, Sumter County).
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