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1. [GEORGIA-L] EVANS-SOWELL-PEAVY/PEVEY-WOODS [1]
Re: SPOONER Author: rgremlin@xtalwind.net at Internet Date: 1/15/98 8:01 PM Bob..... Thanks so very much for adding me to your recipient list. Looking over your Surname lineage, EVANS-SOWELL-etc. How do you connect with this line? Again thanks Al Horning Homosassa, Fl. ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Dear Al, Thomas W. EVANS appears to be the first generation of our EVANS family in Screven Co GA (by 1830 - in adjacent Bulloch Co GA in 1820)
2. [GEORGIA-L] Effingham Co GA, Screven Co GA, Bulloch Co GA resources [1]
Dear Judi, Most of my effort is for Screven Co, which inevitably involves Effingham and Bulloch Cos. A description of some of the available resources follows. I also have, in draft form, a short description of the older records at the Screven Co Probate office (and on microfilm at SJRL) - if that is of interest to you, please let me know. May God Bless You and Your Family, Bob (John Robert PEAVY) Rincon GA __________________________________________
3. [GEORGIA-L] Re: History of Screven Co., GA [1]
Subject: History of Screven Co., GA Author: sarchet@WBU1.WBU.EDU at Internet Date: 1/16/98 11:58 PM I saw your message on the GA list that the History of Screven Co., GA is back in print. Is this the type of book where people submitted family sketches, etc? Donna Sarchet Plainview, TX ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Dear Donna, The History of Screven County, Georgia (edited by Dixon HOLLINGSWORTH, 1989, 318 pp about 9"x12") is back in
4. [GEORGIA-L] MIZELL PEAVY JONES DICKSON MOORE Effingham/Screven/Bulloch [1]
This information principally concerns the late 18th and early 19th century records of Luke MIZELL d 1827 and his grandson Guilford PEAVY b c 1800. Prominent in these records are the DICKSON, DOUGLAS, HENDRICKS, JONES, LANIER, MOORE, and WILLIAMS families. Some of this information is from The History of Screven County, Georgia (edited by Dixon HOLLINGSWORTH, 1989, 318 pp); most of the remainder is from indices and published abstracts of the records of Effingham Co GA (formed 1777, primarily from St. Matthew
5. [GEORGIA-L] WALKER SC>GA d. ca. 1839 [1]
Since there seem to be a number of WALKER researchers on this list, perhaps someone can help me with one of my dead ends: ? WALKER (d. 1839/40) m. Susan ? (born ca. 1805 SC) Susan was a head of household in the 1840 census of Fayette County GA, but in 1850, Julia was shown as being 10 years old--that's how I'm deducing Mr. WALKER's death date. I've checked the 1830 census of Fayette Co., but the only WALKER family listed doesn't seem to match, so I don't know where they were then, and I'm no closer to
6. [GEORGIA-L] Effingham Co GA/Screven Co GA connections to FL [1]
Bob wrote: > > This information principally concerns the late 18th and early 19th century > records of Luke MIZELL d 1827 and his grandson Guilford PEAVY b c 1800. > Prominent in these records are the DICKSON, DOUGLAS, HENDRICKS, JONES, LANIER, > MOORE, and WILLIAMS families. Some of this information is from The History of > Screven County, Georgia (edited by Dixon HOLLINGSWORTH, 1989, 318 pp); most of > the remainder is from indices and published abstracts of the records of > Effingham Co GA (formed 1777,
7. Harveston and Phillips late 1800's [1]
I am searching for the parents and siblings of Frank Allen Harveston, b. ca 1888, and his wife, Eva Phillips, b. ca 1886. She was from Harlem, GA, and they lived in the Augusta, GA area. Where was Frank Harveston born? Any help on this family will be appreciated. Would like to hear from any Harveston researcher for possible locations. Bunnie Gilmer
8. [GEORGIA-L] Connection between NC & Screven Co GA SCOTTs [1]
1) Anson Co NC Will index - Nathaniel SCOTT 1801 Will Book 2 p 155 2) Anson Co NC Census of 1790 (published 1908) p 35 Fayette District - Head of family: Drury SCOTT - Free white females, including heads of families: 4 3) Seventeenth Report of the National Society DAR p 19 includes NC RS's: 90296 Dannis SCOTT, 91209 Dennis SCOTT, 91026 Drury SCOTT, 89126 James SCOTT, 91428 James SCOTT, et al. By 1789, my gggggrandfather, James SCOTT Sr b c 1760 NC? d 1832, is in
9. [GEORGIA-L] Re: Creasy YAWN PITTS/ DOWDY ANDERSON Telfair Co GA [1]
Dear Folks, Is there anyone in the discussion at the end of this message (or others) interested in the DOWDY connection? Hezekiah DOWDY was named for his grandfather: Hezekiah ANDERSON b 1775-1794 NC d c Mar 1826 Screven Co GA (estate divided 1833) m c 1807 m Alley (CONNOR?) b 1791-1792 GA d after 1870. Alley was one of the seven founding members of Middle Ground Baptist Church in Screven Co GA on Sunday 24 Jul 1827 (another of the seven was Rev. Mose
10. [GEORGIA-L] MOSELEY, Coweta Co. GA [1]
I am interested in information about the descendants of David MOSELEY, probably the eldest son of the Rev. Elijah MOSELEY and his second wife, Susannah HUBBARD. Of the nine children of this marriage, David is the only sibling known to have remained in Georgia; the others (apart from the three youngest daughters about whom I have no information) ended up in Dallas Co. AL or Bradley or Ouachita Co. AR. David was a schoolteacher near Macedonia Church in Coweta Co. GA, and may also have been a preacher. On
11. [GEORGIA-L] DEWEES [1]
Subject: Mizell Author: Bunnie4059@aol.com at Internet Date: 1/23/98 5:08 PM Descendants of Harry Mizell 1 Harry Mizell +Ada Mills b: August 27, 1873 in Little River Co., AR d: Sept in Texarkana, AR Hi John: Could you tell me about your Dewees also.\ Thanks Carol ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Dear Carol, I am not a DEWEES descendant (nor do I have much DEWEES information, but her it is), but I am in touch with BRYAN & JARRELL folks who have
12. [GEORGIA-L] MIKELL, LEE Bulloch Co GA [1]
Dear Betty, I am so sorry that some of those messages don't work for you. I'm on the GEORGIA-L mailing list, and when I see something that looks like it may be of interest to you, I simply forward it. This time (this present message), I went back to those messages that I had forwarded to gather what was not repetitious - I couldn't make out which messages you had been able to read and which ones you were not able to read [all brackets below are mine]. B
13. Re: [GEORGIA] Gravestone Question [0.978618]
I hope I am not offending anyone with the "religious aspect of this response, that is not my intent". and I am not an expert on these symbols, but I have found them on several tombstones in NC - here's what I looked up and have put in my "genealogy notes" on them. So, if there is another explanation I would love to hear it as well, but since my family were for the most part die-hard Baptists - this made sense to me. I could be wrong but it probably is stating their "religious affiliation" - If it is a st
14. mis-directed mail question from before [0.978618]
My server office emailed me yesterday to let me know the Dallas hub of the Internet was down and was making things slow...This may be the gremlins for some problems. Amy Hargrove Vaughn sarah@chipshot.net ************************************************* Some family trees have beautiful leaves, but some just have a bunch of "nuts" **************************************************************** Most wanted: PETERSON in Georgia, VAN DER WEILLEN in New York and South Dakota
15. Re: TheSiamese [0.978618]
In a message dated 98-01-03 10:46:41 EST, you write: << Dear Jen: > Won,t work >> >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ga/gafiles.htm Netscape claims the above address is an incorrect URL >> i've never even tried that address. was i supposed to ??
16. [GEORGIA-L] Southern Walkers [0.978618]
This is mainly for Lamar Chapman and Norm: Thanks guys for your response(s): Here is what I have on ISHAM WALKER: ISHAM WALKER born Feb 5, 1777, died Oct 9, 1848, married MARTHA ? , born April 29, 1779, died March 8, 1838. Under a law passed in 1791,the State of SC granted to ISHAM WALKER , 200 acres in the district of Colleton on Little Salketcher River, signed by the governor in 1802. There are references in other family's genealogy books about the men having served under Cap't ISAHM WALKER in th
17. Re: Georgia Surnames | EMBRY / GARRISON / NIX / SKINNER / STUBBS [0.978618]
On Sat, 3 Jan 1998 13:36:34 EST Zfeagin writes: >Where in TX did your GARRISON move to?? I have GARRISONS who moved >from >Franklin County, Ga to Rusk County from 1840 on up through 1870. You >also There was a family of Garrisons in Red River County and some are still there. I can give you the names if you want them. joepete@juno.com >might want to check with the GARRISON list -- there has been alot of >activity >on GA GARRISONS recently. Good luck Zou Feagin zfeagin@aol.com > > >=
18. Reaseaching these Names [0.978618]
Researching these sur namesin GA. Any help is appreciated. John MURPHY and Drucilla THOMAS PERRY LAMBERT John DAVIS and Elizabeth MURPHY NAPPER Julius BATES and Temperance ? Peter JOINER Virgil Sims vsims@ghg.net
19. Re: anybody have these GA surnames ?? [0.978618]
In a message dated 98-01-02 17:54:03 EST, Hoogus@AOL.com writes: << In a message dated 98-01-01 23:50:45 EST, you write: << I have the following surnames in GA ; GREEN >> Green where, what counties? >> Hi Group, Yes, I have a William Green who lived in Carroll County, Georgia and is buried near Villa Ricka, Georgia. He married Nancy Porter in Burke County, NC and they moved to Georgia in about 1830. Any Connections? Tom Green TBGreen3@aol.com
20. Re: Stockton's [0.978618]
JWaters539 wrote: > > Hi James, > > I'm Barbara in Pendergrass. Have you checked at the Crawford W. Long Museum > in Jefferson about info on the Stockton's? I didn't know whether or not you > were aware that they have a genealogy room there. > > Barb > > ==== GEORGIA Mailing List ==== > The Rootsweb searchable archives is up and running. > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > It does assume you know the name of the list you want to search. > GEORGIA GENWEB needs your data!! Please send
21. [GEORGIA-L] Surname: HANIE - Martin [0.978618]
My great-great- grandfather was Benjamin Franklin HANIE born 1821 Pendleton Dist., S.C.. "Came to Georgia as a BOY". First found 1836 Gwinnett Co., GA. He married 1839 Gwinnett Co., Ga. to Elizabeth Margaret MARTIN. Stayed in Gwinnett Co. until at least mid 1840's. Can not find family again until early 1850's in Pickens Co., Ga.. From there on out find easily. Really need to find somewhere in the 1850 census! Any help! Thanks Georgia Rooters! To every-one GREAT LISTING!!! Annette from Georgia Take any mista
22. robert williams before 1810 georgia [0.978618]
my ggggrandfather robert williams may hhave came from south carolina his mother may have been pricella spiller.. also there is a tanner williams, i dont know how he figures in yet. the family migrated to st helena par la before 1810 any help will be appreciated farnell vaughn
23. Re: Parker's in GA [0.978618]
Just wondering...Is this the same Janice Ellis who graduated from Harris County High in 1982?
24. Re: GEORGIA-D Digest V98 #10 [0.978618]
unsubscribe Beckoscar@aol.com
25. [GEORGIA-L] STANFORD/STANDFORD [0.978618]
Does anyone have the STANFORD or STANDFORD family among their Georgia research? In 1804 an Eley Stanford m. Dennis ROOKS in Warren Co., GA, seeking info on her family. Gene in FL ____ Always seeking ROOKS & BALLENTINE
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