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1. [GATAYLOR-L] Re: John L. Parker [1]
Mr. Gowan, I believe we are connected, Willie Ann Parker, who married a Gowan, was my great-great aunt, my John Forsythe Parker's pension application was received from the Texas State Archives. He was from Taylor County, GA but since he was living in Navarro County, TX he submitted it in Texas. His son, James Solomon Parker was my great grandfather. I would love to hear from you, my address is Annette Keen
2. [GATAYLOR-L] Re: HUMPHRIES, Peter Secor [1]
No, Sharon, this was an Humphries Bible, not the Mosley Bible I have in my posession. Essie Childs got copies of the Humphries Bible from descendants of Martha Bartow (Bart) Humpphries. I have been unsuccessful in tracking the Bible this Bible. I do have copies of the family pages which were copine and given the Essie Childs. It was from that Bible that Essie got some of the information she listed in "They Tarried in Taylor" for the Humphries, Carter, and Newsom families. Mary
3. [GATAYLOR-L] Re: John F. Parker pension app [1]
I reviewed the pension app for John Forsythe Parker and his middle name was never spelled out, just the initial, F. was used. My mother, Virginia, remembers that his middle name was Forsythe but I don't have any actual document where his name is spelled out. I will keep an eye out for that. Annette K
4. [GATAYLOR-L] Re: Allie Joyner Wainwright [1]
If you have Sprayberry connections, we need to visit. john p spraberry contact me at baspraberry@home.com
5. [GATAYLOR-L] John Parker, Taylor Co., Ga. [0.986009]
Is there a connection of John W. Parker to this John Parker? Thanks for any additional info. Winnette pg 214 ORDINARY COURT OCTOBER TERM 1866 Present Joseph J. Huff, Ordinary Petition of John W. PARKER sheweth that John Parker aged 15 a Freedboy (orphan) is without means of support. Requests he be bound to him until he is 21. Agreed with terms and to give $100 at end of indenture. If put to any unneccesary trouble, can deduct from this amount. John W. Parker Approved by James T. Harmon, Agt Bur
6. [GATAYLOR-L] Mar 1969 Ordinary Min Taylor Co [0.986009]
pg 347 Zachariah BEELAND petitions Court for letters of Admin on estate of Charles R. WIGGINS, late dec'd intestate per the widow's request. Tenders David Beeland as Surety and waived the "Homestead" law as it regards their liability. Issued. Zachariah Beeland prays leave to sell perishable property of said Estate of Charles R. Wiggins. So ordered. ORDINARY COURT MARCH TERM 1869 Present James D. Russ, Ordinary Monday 1st March Osborn Downing, JP a Road Commissioner for Reynolds District, and represent
7. [GATAYLOR-L] BROOKS/DOWNS/BELL [0.986009]
Mary M. BELL, 42, a widow in 1860, m. Wiley B. SHEPPARD 1858 & m/2 J.D. DOWNS 1861. Daughter, Lou b. c1868. D/o Martha BROOKS b. 1817, who was living in the h/h of William A. Brooks in Talbot Co. in 1850. Martha Brooks m. Thomas W. BELL 1830 Crawford Co, GA. Who are the parents of Martha Brooks? Is William A. Brooks her brother? Donna Wall in GA
8. [GATAYLOR-L] Marshall Patrick Brown [0.986009]
Does anyone have any information about the burial of Marshall Patrick Brown....near Howard? ========"Charles E. Doyle" ==== If you have any leads on the where abouts of Marshall Patrick Brown's grave site, please let me know. He was born 8 July 1816 place unknown, died 28 Sept 1878 at Howard, Taylor county, GA. Married on 24 July to wife Sarah A. Elizabeth Lawson, daughter of David Lawson. He was the Depot Agent and Postmaster at Howard, before, during and after the Civil War, he
9. [GATAYLOR-L] More Ordinary minutes [0.986009]
pg 311 Petition of Abigail Forshee, Guardian of Frances, John, Sarah, Danile and Elisah Forshee respectfully shows that the annual profits of the Estate of her said wards are wholly insufficient to support them and that said wards are not large enough or of sufficient age to earn a support and that they will inevitably suffer for clothing and the necessities of life if Petitioner is not allowed to go into the corpus of their Estate. And petitioner further shows that she has purchased a milch cow and calf fo
10. [GATAYLOR-L] McGlamry,Barfield,Jones [0.986009]
Posted on: Taylor County, Ga Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Taylor/10655 Surname: McGlamry, Barfield, Jones ------------------------- I was under the impression that they were aat one time living in Taylor Co. Iam sure that these are the same McGlamrys' that I am searching for. Are you a relation to them? I was married to Truman Leo McGlamry,who passed on, on May 12,2001. He was the son of Truman Earl McGlamry & Lelia Belle Swearingen.Earl 3/28/15, being the s
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These are really good sites for Census avalibility maps http://www.segenealogy.com/sgo03.htm http://www.segenealogy.com/sgo03_ga.htm Brent
12. [GATAYLOR-L] Rivers-Creeks of Taylor County [0.986009]
I just had someone ask a question about White Water Creek....which of course is one of the best known in Taylor County. Not only were the Creeks important for early settlers for a water source....but also for the industry of mills and the grinding of corn, etc. Would anyone be able to help me with some "geography" of Taylor County. I think it would interesting to point out these Creeks....as they were certainly where folks first settled. (of course actual Taylor County is much, much later 1852...but stil
13. Re: [GATAYLOR-L] Taylor Tracer wins 1st place!! [0.986009]
I am so happy that the Taylor Tracer won First place in the genealogy newsletter contest! John is my younger first cousin and I am extremely proud of him and all the work that he and his wife Janice do for genealogy. The smart "genes" are really showing up in him. Too bad I missed out. Anyone that does not subscribe to the Taylor Tracer is certainly missing a wonderful newsletter full of history and genealogy. He diligently spends hours going through microfilm to find data that would interest the peo
14. [GATAYLOR-L] Ft Hawkins, Benjamin Hawkins [0.986009]
Thanks to everyone's help, I've put together a "Forts" page to help identify those early forts that played such a big role in the Indian Wars. I couldn't have done this without lots of you taking the time to point out URLs. (And I welcom anything else you think of or have in your files. http://www.rootsweb.com/~gataylor/crkindw.htm At the top of this page I have links to the Forts. Benjamin Hawkins seems to be the most prominent figure and there are several pages that trace his family genealogy...which I
15. [GATAYLOR-L] April Term - 1869 Ordinary Minutes - Taylor County [0.986009]
ORDINARY COURT APRIL TERM 1869 Present James D. Russ, Ordinary Committee appointed to examine the bridges in Reynolds District Found 4 bridges needing repairs, in fact the River Road is impassable for want of a good road. We deem a new bridge necessary for the River Road across Beaver Creek near Macon County line folloiwng lumber will be necessary: We think the sum of $70.00 would put a good an bridge at the point. Beaver Creek on Hick's Mill Road. $40.00 will make this a good Bridge Bridge near Coope
16. [GATAYLOR-L] They Tarried in Taylor - CD-rom [0.986009]
Has anyone ordered the CD-rom version of They Tarried in Taylor County? I understand it is available through the Central Georgia Genealogical Society page. www.cggs.org (sometimes I have trouble getting into their page, so hope you don't) And I was just curious as to how you found it... Essie's work is so wonderful. I have just about worn my copy out....but I still prefer the "hard copy" to a CD-rom (or at least I think I do) That's why I wanted to hear from other's experiences. Virginia
17. [GATAYLOR-L] The Butler Herald [0.986009]
Hello, Can anyone tell me where the microfilm for the Butler Herald is located and how much of the paper has been microfilmed? I would also like to know how long the Herald was in publication. I'm interested in looking for obituaries that haven't been in the Taylor Tracer yet and do not appear in the Butler Herald Books. Thanks for your assistance, Carla
18. [GATAYLOR-L] Taylor Tracer wins 1st place!! [0.986009]
Just got this news from John Adams.... Tracer won 1st place in Newsletter Contest!! I think it is the best Newsletter in the whole nation.... If any new people are on our Taylor List you'll certainly want to join...$15/yr. And every single issue is filled with information just like this... INSIDE THIS ISSUE TRACER wins 1st. Place in Newsletter Contest Tribute of Respect to Hon. Hopkins Holsey Bridge Dedications  McCants and Peed Photo of Butler School 3rd. Grade 1933-34 Queries 100 Years Ago In Taylor C
19. [GATAYLOR-L] McGlamry [0.986009]
Posted on: Taylor County, Ga Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Taylor/10656 Surname: McGlamary, Barfield, Jones ------------------------- Yes it is the same family. My grandmother, Emma Lucille McGlamry (Waters was her married name) was the brother of Truman Earl and the 2nd born of Alfred H. Colquitt and Emma Olean Barfield. Emma Olean did have a brother named Willie who died August 26, 1949 and they also had a sister named Beula Barfield that died at the age of
20. [GATAYLOR-L] Re: Microfilmed Newspapers [0.986009]
Carla wrote: She wanted Obits Often times you can get Inter Library Loans on micro filmed items. Not always, but, sometimes. I got some from the Hillsborough Co. Fl Library sent to the Thomas Co. Ga. Library for me to use. Also, the Birmingham Library will make copies of items for you. Also, some of the items are available for rent from Historical Societies and the LDS.... Winnette
21. [GATAYLOR-L] Boyds/Wadsworth [0.986009]
It has been some time since I have posted my Boyd/Wadworths ancestors. I should say my wife's ancestors. I am at a brick wall. So far I only know that EVA PEARL BOYD was my wife's grandmother. She indicated on her Social Security application that she was born in Taylor County in 1897. According to the application her mother was NETTIE WADSWORTH and her father was JOSEPH BOYD. EVA had two brothers, JOHN AND BURL. EVA was living in DADEVILLE, ALABAMA in 1945. In 1929 my wife's mother was born in FAIRFA
22. [GATAYLOR-L] Coulter [0.986009]
Posted on: Taylor County, Ga Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ga/Taylor/10658 Surname: Coulter ------------------------- I am still searching for information regarding the John Young Coulter family and beyond in Taylor County. Any information will be appreciated.
23. Re: [GATAYLOR-L] The Butler Herald [0.986009]
This is a summary of all I know about Taylor County publications....and I believe that the Washington Memorial Library in Macon would also have these microfilm. Earlier that 1875 (which is the beginning of the published books)....I don't think exist. After 1910 (when the last book covers) there would be papers and maybe someone locally can tell us exactly how far the microfilming has occurred....and the most recent date of microfilm that the Butler Library has. Has anything since 1962 been microfilmed?
24. [GATAYLOR-L] HENREITTA GASSETT TAYLOR COUNTY [0.986009]
I am seeking information on Henrietta Gassett as shown below. She is listed in copy of family Bible page with no other information. Copy of Bible page follows, >WILLIAM H. GASSETT B 18 NOV 1845 TALBOT CO GA [NOW TAYLOR CO GA] D. MAR 17 1905 MADISON FL. BURIED MADISON FL CASSANDRA ELIZA McCANTS [ HILL ] GASSETT B. 3 JULY 1839 IN NC. D. FEB 24 1910 QUITMAN GA BROOKS CO. BURIED OAK HILL CEM QUITMAN GA [CASSANDRA ELIZA McCANTS HILL WAS DAU OF JOSIAH HILL AND SARA
25. [GATAYLOR-L] HILL, Thomas Tignal of VA>GA>AL>TX [0.986009]
I have some very "iffy" info. on Thomas Tignal HILL. I think he is the brother of my Sarah HILL. (Sarah Hill b. 15 Feb 1812; d. 20 Feb 1857 Taylor Co, GA; m. c1840 Sandy Alexander SUDDETH.) Info. on Thomas Tignal (called 'Tig') Hill is that he was b. c1828 possibly in VA. While in GA, Tig Hill lived with the Suddeth family in Taylor Co. during the Civil War and removed to FL with the Suddeth family after the Civil War. Most or all of this party returned later to Taylor Co, GA, including Tig Hill. He l
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