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Date: Thu, 14 Nov 1996 14:18:29
From: KASTEPHE@aol.com
I am seeking information on the PAYNE family. My great-grandfather
William F. Payne was born in Gwinnett Co. in 1861. I have been
unable to locate the names of his parents. On his marriage certificate
there is an H.L. Payne serving as bond. I know that H.L. Payne
enlisted in the Confederate Army in Gwinnett Co. in 1861. He
served until 1865. H.L. Payne received a pension for his service
and indicates that he has resided in Gwinnett Co. since approximately
1888. I am assuming that he perhaps moved out of state after
the war. He married a Leetie Rogers that I believe was also from
Gwinnett Co. I do not know of any children. I am pursuing information
on H.L. Payne because he is my only link with William Franklin
Payne.
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Date: Wed, 06 Nov 1996 23:30:50
From:Allen Marsh
My Great grandfather, Ervin Green Jackson, lived in Gwinnett
County for most of his life. He was b. 25 May 1875 and d. 9 March
1945. He is the son of Albert and Elizabeth Jackson. He married
first Hattie (?), and second, my great grandmother Pearl Minerva
Dutton Bennett. There were 2 children by Hattie; Harvey T., and
Martin Allen, and 9 children by my great grandmother; Dollie
Mae, Robert Lee, Era, Walter, Mamie, Annie B., Wilfred, Homer,
& Logan. Ervin G. Jackson is known to have had 3 jobs. the
first occupation was farmer. The second was a railroad worker,
and his 3rd job was as a prison guard. I have a poem that was
written as a memorial to him by one of the prisoners. It mentions
the "Old River Camp". I am interested in any information
on this family, but especially any information I can find on
the "Old River Camp" prison. I believe that this prison
camp was probably in Gwinnett County or very nearby since that
is where my great grandfather lived. I also wondered if "Old
River Camp" was the name of the prison or just a nickname
for it. I also would like to know its location. Because of the
name, I am inclined to believe that there may have been a River
nearby. I would appreciate any information that anyone can give
me. If you have anything on this family, or on the prison camp,
please e-mail me at admarsh@paradise.net.
Thank you for any help you can give me.
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Date: Wed, 06 Nov 1996 23:18:58
From: Dayna Cohen McMullen
I am seeking more info on the following HILL family who lived
in Gwinnett Co., GA: Robert Allen HILL (b. 10 Sep 1841, GA; d.
31 May 1928, Chattooga Co., GA) m. Penelope Jane GOFF (b. 08
Jul 1841, GA; d. 04 Aug 1920, Walker Co., GA) on 24 Jul 1865
in Dooly Co., GA. Penelope was the dau. of William and Elizabeth
(HUNTER) GOFF. It is believed that Robert is the son of James
W. "Whit" and Emily (PEPPERS) HILL. Some of the children
of Robert and Penelope were born in Gwinnett Co., GA in the 1870s.
If anyone has anything on the parentage of Robert Allen HILL
or his siblings, I would appreciate a contact from you. I have
a lot of HILL info to share.
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Date: Wed, 6 Nov 1996 10:15:43
From: GenSurfer@aol.com I am looking for information on the CRUMLEY
family of Gwinnett Co., GA. My maternal grandfather, William
Fletcher CRUMLEY was born in Flowery Branch, Gwinnett Co., GA,
on 11 June 1889. He married Inez DODD in 1904. They had four
sons: (1) Horace, (2) Sewell, (3) Hoy, and (4) Howard, between
1906 & 1912, while living in Gwinnett Co. I remember my grandfather
telling me that he worked at the horse collar factory in Buford
and also took care of the municipal horses. I believe his father's
name was Sam or perhaps William Samuel CRUMLEY. His mother was
Mary Alyce WILLIAMS. He had about 14 brothers and sisters - among
whom were Sally, Beulah and the youngest of which was Clyde,
born in 1899. Anyone with information on this family please contact
me at the above E-Mail address. And, many thanks... GenSurfer
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Date: Sun, 03 Nov 1996 19:38:30
From: Carol L. McMillan
I am looking for information on Clark M. and Nancy Garner Harris.
Married, 7-10-1837, g Gwinnett County Georgia. only other available
info is they had a son 8-6-1846, William M. Harris born in Hall
County Georgia any information appreciated. have possession of
a book on the jones family of al, ga, va, tn, ar, ok, tx, and
id. am willing to do any lookups requested. all help appreciated.
all information shared.
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Date: Sun, 03 Nov 1996 04:29:59
From: Dwight Baker
Burrelle/Burrel/Burel
I am looking for anyone else researching this family. It appears
that Lewis Burrel came to Gwinnett before 1820. His Father, Dr.
John, was a French Physician who came over with Lafayette and
fought in the Rev. War. It appears from his widow's pension application
that he was present when Corwallis surrendered to Washington.
The main families in Gwinnett were Lewis, John, and William.
I have them on my home page http://www.tgn.net/~dbaker/
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Date: Sun, 03 Nov 1996 04:29:59
From: Dwight Baker Davis
I am looking for anyone else researching this family. I am looking
for information on Elisha Davis m. Lucy Ann Burrelle. They are
listed in the county during the 1850 and 1860 census and had
moved there from Union Co SC. They had quite a few female children
that appeared to stay in GA prior to the family moving to Randolph
Co AR. I have this family listed on my home page http://www.tgn.net/~dbaker/
http://www.tgn.net/~dbaker/ My home Page
mailto:dbaker@tgn.net My email address
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Date: Mon, 28 Oct 1996 23:28:35
From: Greggory E. Davies
Looking for anything on Plunkett Family, particularly Joseph
Monroe Plunkett, b. 8 July, 1824 @ Gwinnett Co., Ga, son of Richard
D. Plunkett and Lavinia Mason.
Gregg Davies 120 Ted Price Lane Winnfield,
LA 71483
318-628-4451
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Date: Wed, 23 Oct 1996 00:29:54
From: Anne Bowden
Seems like I'm kin to half of Gwinnett Co., and know the other
half! My Pittards, who came from Caswell Co., NC to Oglethorpe,
then Clarke Co., then Gwinnett) are from around Lilburn, and
the rest of them in the county are kin, too. I am also kin to
the COLE, LANDERS and CORLEY families in Gwinnett Co. I hope
to get my over 8,000 person database (a good portion of whom
are from Gwinnett) up on the web at some point, but until then
will answer questions on names as soon as I can. And if you are
kin to any of these names, I would especially like to hear from
you and exchange information.
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Date: Sat, 19 Oct 1996 21:53:25
From: Janice Ellis
Looking for more information on the following families of Gwinnett
Co., GA: KIMBRELL, BRITT, SEXTON. Please e-mail me at janicee@juno.com
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Date: Sat, 19 Oct 1996 19:47:36
From: Gene Carter
Researching info on the ALLEN, ASKEW and HERRINGTON lines. My
knowledge of my maternal line ends with my great-grandparents
Preston M. ALLEN, 1863-1943, and Emma ASKEW, 1870-1919. They
had 8 grandchildren: Ed, Louie, Lucille, Walford (1893-1971,
married Ruby BRAND, 1896-1986), Vera Maggie (1897-1912), Mamie
(1903-1969, married Logan BUTLER 1903-1988), Dan (1905-1952,
married Gladys H.A. DAVIS, 1910-1986), and my grandfather Otis
(1894-1968, married Mattie HERRINGTON 1900-1930). Any info would
be appreciated. I was raised in a children's home and I'm trying
to put the pieces together.
Thanks!
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From: BritTech
JOHN KILE of Gwinnett Co., GA.
One of the original Commissioners for Marthasville
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.... THOMAS KILE (1818 - 1894) married Mary (1821 - 1877) ....
Atlanta City Councilman for the 5th Ward from beginning ....
until Sherman burned Atlanta.
.... First Atlanta Election held in his store at Peachtree &
.... Marietta - "Five Points" ("Atlanta &
Environs" - Garrett)
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.... Leticia KILE
.... b...20 Nov. 1846
.... d...25 June 1921, Atlanta
.... m...5 Dec. 1865 - Francis Marion QUEEN
........................ b...24 Jan. 1842
........................ d...Nov. 1898
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.... Mae/May QUEEN
.... b...22 JAN. 1868
.... d...28 April 1943, Atl.
.... m...26 Jan. 1886 - Walter Tatnall MOONEY (s/o Isaac N. &
........ Nancy (Green) MOONEY)..b...25 Nov. 1857 at
....................................Flowery Branch,..Hall Co.,
GA (?)
................................d...23 March 1933, Atlanta
Any help that you could give me in placing the KILEs in Gwinnett
Co. would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks -
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Date: Mon, 14 Oct 1996 18:44:53
From: William C Hardin Jr
Looking for the parents and siblings of Ann M. STANCIL b. 1/4/1831
in NC, d. August 12, 1894 in Gwinnett County, GA, married Daniel
Lemon SHELL b. 1/1/1828 in SC, d. 9/21/1897 in Gwinnett County,
GA. They were the parents of Mary Elizabeth Louisa SHELL b. 7/22/1853
in GA, d. 8/27/1929 in Gwinnett County, GA who married August
3, 1871 in Gwinnett County, GA to Eli Cornelius McDANIEL. Other
children of Ann M. STANCIL and Daniel Lemon SHELL were Georgia
SHELL who married 1872 in Gwinnett County to James J. JONES and
Richard L. SHELL who married 1896 in Gwinnett County to Ada Odessa
PITTARD. .
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Date: Fri, 11 Oct 1996 11:33:24
From: Kathy Tally Have you heard of Pugh's Creek? Can't find
on any maps. Ancestor Daniel ARNOLD lived near there from 1823
- 1848. Any info appreciated.
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Date: Thu, 10 Oct 1996 11:18:55
From: Bruce Bender
Bill,
My wife Carolyn is a descendant of Elias Baker, who lived in
Gwinnett County at one time. I forget the dates, but he or his
sons removed to Searcy County, Arkansas. I have our tree on Gendex:
http://www.gendex.com Many of the Bakers that went to Arkansas,
then came to Texas in the 1890's and settled around Oenavile,
Bell County, Texas.
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Date: Mon, 30 Sep 1996 01:53:03
From: Patti Smith Lamb
Charles Riley Duncan b March 24, 1805 m Elizabeth R. Garner b
Feb 21, 1817 Sept. 12, 1835 in Fulton CO., GA. When reveiwing
the census to find parents I find both Garners and Duncans in
Gwinnett County. Does anyone have information on these two families
in this county?Charles and Elizabeth had a dau. Matilda Duncan
that married first Meredith Reynolds who was killed int he Civil
War and second Thomas Smith b 1833. These marriages took place
in Prentiss Co., MS.
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Date: Sun, 29 Sep 1996 00:08:29 -0400 From: R. Knox
It's me again! I have Sparks and Turner families in Gwinnett
County prior to and shortly after the Civil War. Several of the
Sparks and Turner family members moved to Arkansas after the
war (pope/Johnson county areas). Appreciate any info you may
have to offer regarding these two families. Specifically, George
Washington Sparks; 1843 and Sara Jane Turner and her brother
William Littleton Turner...same time frame.
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Date: Sat, 21 Sep 1996 09:28:18
From: Linda Pendergrass
Joshua Hutchins B. 1807 GA: From the mid-1800's til his death
lived in the Auburn/Carl area of Gwinnett County which later
became Barrow County. Who were his parents? He and many of his
descendants and allied families buried at Midway Methodist Church
in Carl.
Don't think he is related to those Lawrenceville
Hutchins families--but you never know!
Linda Pendergrass, Greenville SC
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Date: Thu, 19 Sep 1996 18:21:58
From: "LARRY L. McLAUGHLIN
I have quite a lot of research on a Marandy/Mirandy Clinton Malone
(md. Nancy Drummond, 1833 in Gwinnett Co., Ga.-license obtained
in Walton Co., Ga.) who lived in Reid's District until the late
1850's. Family lore is M.C. Malone raced horses, and he and a
group of other Gwinnett Co., Ga. families (Hills, Reids, Bridges
families) moved to Clarke Co., Ga. One son married a Hill, one
daughter a Hill, and one daughter a Reid in Gwinnett Co., Ga.
1850's. I have estate returns, etc. on this family. I was told
by a Reid descendant that they (families listed above) traveled
by wagon train with one wagon loaded with gold, but met on hard
times in Arkansas, and had to spend most of money just to eke
out a daily existence. Have done a lot of research on the Reid
family, which intermarried with Gastons...and some minor research
on the Hills, which had Walton Co., Ga. ties. I have seen forms
of Marandy Clinton Malones name in a Gwinette Co., Ga. family
of Nathan Clarke/Clark (Malone Clinton Clark and Maude Marandy
Clark) Searching for any ties with a Clark family. Marandy also
seen in Gwinnett Co., Ga. record with a Nathan Harris, William
Whorton/Whorten, who married Dolly Sansom in 1813 Jasper Co.,
Ga.(a sister of Marandy's mother). Searching for any family members
of the above to exchange info with.
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Date: Wed, 11 Sep 1996 17:59:51
From: Ann Crumpton
Subject: GWINNETT CO.,GA - GARMANY FAMILY
Hi Bill,
I saw your Gwinnett Co., GA HOMEPAGE
on the Georgia GenWeb. Very Impressive! The Garmany's (Hamilton
& James) who lived there very early, are brothers to my 4g-grandfather,
William Garmany, who lived there also, before he moved to AL.
I have information on Hamilton (moved to Walker Co. Ga.) and
James (he was a Dr. and his family went to AR) as well as all
their brothers and sisters, that I will gladly share.
I will be glad to share this data to
others who are interested. You could enter me as a "Garmany"
researcher if you desire and feel free to give my name to others
who are interested in this family.
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Date: Tue, 10 Sep 1996 15:25:45
From: Charles Dunning
Interested in finding the parents of
Hugh Britt, Sr. as well as those of his wife Mary C. They were
already married on the 1790 census of Orangeburgh District S.C.
Mary C. was born in S.C. ca 1770, d Gwinnett Co after 1850 census.
Henry son of Hugh Britt Sr., married Elizabeth "Betsy"
Wilkerson, probably in Gwinnett County. Need the names of her
parents. Have lots of Britt information to exchange.
Joyce Britt Dunning
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Date: Thu, 05 Sep 1996 21:44:30
From:Jim Sexton jimspsi@scsn.net ()
Researching the James and Nancy Sexton family of the 1840, 1850
and 1860 census of Gwinnett Co., GA. James is born between 1778-1789
in NC/SC; he died before 12/9/1865 in Gwinnett Co., GA when his
will is proven. James and Nancy moved to Gwinnett Co., GA about
1827-28 from Spartanburg Co., SC. Interested in sharing information
with other researchers.
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Date: Fri, 16 Aug 96 04:06:16 UT
From: "CARL SWENSSON"
I'VE BEEN TOLD THAT MY GGGGRAND PARENTS
MOVED TO HENRY CO. FROM GWINNETT CO.//THE 1860 CENSUS SHOWS ELI
MAYS (46 FROM GA) & REBECCA MAYS(46 FROM S.C.): CHILDREN,
CAROLINE (19), MARY (17) LELEIAN (15), ASBERRY (12), HENRY (10),
WESLEY (7) ELISHA (5),SAMEL (3 MY GGGRANDFATHER) IN HENRY CO.
AT THE TIME..IS THERE ANY MAYS'S IN GWINNETT CO. THAT CAN INFORM
ME DIFFERENTLY..MY MOTHER REMEMBERS RIDING WITH HER GRANDFATHER
TO SEE COUSINS IN GWINNETT CO...
PLEASE HELP
THANK YOU
DEBORAH
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Date: Sat, 3 Aug 1996 22:02:59
From: Dennis G. Dover,
1840 census shows four DOVER familes: James, Jessie, Levi &
Samuell. Are James, Jessie & Levi brothers? Who are the parents?
1850 census, p 131 appears to show a Mary DOVER. Need info on
her family.
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Date: Sat, 03 Aug 1996 17:49:54
From: Robert Robertson
From a history book GWINNETT COUNTY THE FIRST 150 YEARS, by Joyce
Rovetta. My Joseph Couey I, born, 1764. Married Ann 1785 SC.
Moved to Carruthers District, Gwinnett, S.C. from Abbeville District
S.C. 1815-16 and, recieved land grants in Hall Co., 1820. Carroll
Co., 1827. He died Chattooga Ga. 1844. I am descended through
Joseph II born 1797 S.C. Married Mary Foster, died 1840 Preston,
Randolf Co., Ill. and his son John, Who came to Oregon, 1855
along with most of his brothers. I have lots of "PROFF"
in some arias, and need more in the rest if you or any readers
could help me, I will be able to help others.
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Date:Sun, 21 Jul 1996 19:58:46
From: Charles W. Meadors Subject: Brumley & Andrews
The 1830 Gwinnett County Census list the following two families
on p.337: Stephen Brumley, age 20-30 and wife, age 20-30. Owen
Andrews, age 70-80 and wife, age 50-60. Stephen Brumley and wife
Martha Andrews were married in Franklin County, GA, 22 Sep 1818.
Owen Andrews was a Revolutionary War Soldier, having served from
Fairfield County, SC. His papers list his places of residence
in Georgia as Franklin County and Gwinnett County. Is Owen Martha's
father? Any info will be appreciated.
Jimmie Nell Nichols Meadors
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From: Donald V. Dove, M.D. Date: Thu, 18 Jul 1996 21:12:01
John William (Will) KILEY age 16 lived with his cousin George
THORNHILL, the nephew of Elijah THORNHILL, in District 407, Lawrenceville,
Gwinnette Co., GA in 1880 US Census. In abt 1885 he married Martha
WILSON , probably also from Gwinnett Co. They had two children,
John and James, both born in Gwinnett Co. Any info on this family
will be greatly appreciated.
Shirley BRADFORD Brown
dvdove@atlcom.net
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From: Donald V. Dove, M.D.
Subject: BRADFORD
Date: Thu, 4 Jul 1996 21:59:36 -0400
I am researching the BRADFORD family
of Gwinnett Co. and related families include TUCK and THORNHILL.
The BRADFORD family originated from Fairfield Co.SC- came to
Gwinnett in abt 1832. Heads of families were: Charles, Richard
Joshua and Isaac. Welcome any help. Thanks.
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From: Bill Couch
Date:06-19-1996
Subject: Gwinnett Co.Family
Reply-To:billc@osage.astate.edu
I am researching the lines from Gwinnett
Co. CHANEY COUCH family
JAMES JACKSON family
and related families
DANIELS, MARTIN, CRAFT, NELMS, SMITH, LOCKRIDGE AND CREWS
Members of these families came to Craighead Co. after the war.
I will be glad to exchange information with anyone from this
area.
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28 Jun 96 13:41:12 CDT
From: Keith W.Mandell
Query:
Hello,
I am looking for information on the family
of Evan Thomas (1798-1880's) and his wife Mary (?) (1800-1880's).
Both came to Gwinnett County in about 1855 with their family
including son John R. Thomas (1827-1900's). The family came from
Walton County,Georgia. Any additional help would be greatly appreciated.
Evan and Mary lived with the family of their son John in Gwinnett
in 1880.
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Date: Sat, 31 May 1997 22:41:37 -0700
From: Sherry G. Corley
Matilda Williams m. Joel Johnson in Gwinnett Co. 1803-1828. Had
issue:Callaway Johnson, Pittman Johnson, Mary Johnson, James
Johnson, Jane Johnson, Amanda Johnson, Liza Johnson, Almeda Johnson
and Nole? Johnson. I would also like to find Joel Johnson's parents
etc. I have info on other surnames I will be glad to share.
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Date: Sun, 01 Jun 1997 14:48:37
From: Charlotte & Bill Hines
HONEYCUTT, HUNEYCUTT, HUNNICUTT et al Jesse Randolph HUNNICUTT,
born 25 August 1817, head of a household in the 1860 Census of
Gwinnett County, Pinkneyville District, died sometime before
13 July 1863, when his estate was probated in Pickens District,
South Carolina. Who was he? William P. HONEYCUTT and spouse Elizabeth,
together with children Sarah M., Mary J., William M., and Martha
are listed in the 1850 Census, 36th GMD, Gwinnett County, Georgia.
Anxious to share information regarding these persons, or ANY
OTHERS with the surname HONEYCUTT, HUNEYCUTT, HUNNICUTT. Anytime,
any place, any reason!
Charlotte & Bill Hines
3319 Windsor Road, SW
Roanoke, VA 24018-2155
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Date: Fri, 04 Jan 1980 18:36:23
From: Lynda Walgamotte
Looking for anyone researching SWAFFORD or ODOM families in Gwinnett.
Especially looking for Moses Swafford who married Nancy Odom
(listed in 1860 census) and Livingston Odom who married Rebecca
Swords. These families lived in the Sweetwater/Yellow River areas.
Need death info on Moses, who died ca. 1878. Will share info.
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Date: Wed, 07 May 1997 12:
From: James H. (Jim) Davis, Jr.
LANDERS, PINSON. Seeking information on the family of Eli Pinson
Landers, 18th GA Inf., CSA, from Gwinett County. My line descends
from Eli Pinson of Cass/Bartow Co., and I'm wondering if Eli
Landers might have been a grandson.
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Date: Mon, 5 May 1997 22:20:01
From: Judith Campbell Williamon
My grandfather was John Rueben Campbell, Polk Co. Ga., his dad
was Patrick Campbell, Polk Co., Ga. My great great grandad was
Aaron Campbell who appeared in the 1850 census of Gwinnett Co..
His wife was Mary E., He had children named Lodiskey, Patrick(my
great g'pa) Sarah Jane. We would like to find Aaron's dad. In
the 1850 census listed in the Cains district with Aaron was a
William Campbell, wife Galotia, and children Galotia, Mary and
James. Could Aaron be his son. There was also Jane, listed as
widow from Ireland with two children listed with her. Could this
be William's mom. Does anyone have knowledge of this family.
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you
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Date: Sun, 04 May 1997 09:11:04
From: Paul Speer
I am searching for Roger Speer(Spear) who married Martha Ann
Rutledge in Gwinnett county on Sept 16, 1884. They had two children,
Roger Lawson Speer, Jr, and William Dixon Speer. Thomas Speer,
wife Mary is on the 1880 Gwinnett county census with five children,
Georgia, Roger, Lilian, James, and Robert. Could this be the
correct family? The 1900 census has Roger Speer living in Atlanta
,widower, with the two sons. What happened to Martha Ann (maybe
called Mattie)? Any help would be appreciated, all inquires will
be promptly answered.
Paul W Speer
P O Box 90
Mountain Home, AR 72653
e-mail pwspeer@mtnhome.com
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Date: Sat, 3 May 1997 10:11:27
From: Alan Hewat
Hello from France,
Could you perhaps have a quick look on
your records of Gwinnett County to see if you have anything on
early Hewat(t)'s - the spelling is unusual, and they are today
concentrated in Ga/SC.
One of them wrote me:
I have a ggg grandfather named Alexander Hewatt (1797-1857).
He came to Georgia from South Carolina around 1825. This is as
far back as I have any information. This information came from
"The History of Gwinnett County, Georgia" by Marvin
Nash Worthy.
My own gggg grandfather, Andrew Hewatt
was a loyalist planter in South Carolina. (His name was apparently
spelled with 2 t's, though his family used only one). He was
a Loyalist, and was expelled in 1777, but had married into a
patriot family. His wife Katherine Brisbane Elliott apparently
died during the war, and their baby son Alexander Hewatt disappeared,
perhaps raised by the Brisbane or Elliot (Patriot) families.
I would like to learn more about Alexander
Hewatt (1797-1857), who may be the son of my gggg grandfather's
baby, Alexander Hewatt.
Further information about my SC/Ga ancestors
is on:
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Date: Fri, 02 May 1997 22:54:33
From: James A. Dawson
I'm interested in finding other descendants of Samuel C. Born
son of John Born, also William V. Bailey, and William Harrison
White. Other Gwinnett County connections also of interest, e.g.,
Kennedy surname, and those associated with Sugar Hill Baptist
Church and Level Creek Methodist Church in late 1800's.
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Date: Thu, 01 May 1997 00:20:25
From: Terry G. Peden
PARKER / SILVEY - Seeking any information on Charlie Lafayette
PARKER b. March 31, 1860 d. August 16, 1917 Dalton, GA m. Martha
Lucinda SILVEY. Possibly lived in Gwinnett Co, GA. His son William
L. PARKER b. October 18, 1879 (death certificate says born in
Gwinnett Co, GA) d. March 01, 1965 Dalton, GA. Was living in
Fulton Co., GA when they traded for land in Whitfield Co, GA
in 1905. Moved to Whitfield in 1905. Has been said Charlie and
Brothers owned and operated 1 or 2 businesses in Atlanta in the
late 1800's. Charlie was also an avid amateur Boxer. Any info
on Parents or siblings or anything would be helpful.
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Date: Mon, 28 Apr 1997 22:57:58
From: LASchell
Looking for information on Green Shell. He was awarded land in
Gwinnett Co., Ga. about 1813-1816 through the lottery. Migrated
from Brunswick Co., Va. after marriage to Mary"Polly"Moseley
9 Sep 1813. Moved to Hancock co., Ga. about 1816. Would like
to identify parents of Green.
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Date: Mon, 28 Apr 1997 21:25:15
From: James Harrison
I am looking for information on my ggg grandfather THOMAS CASTLEBERRY.
I am especially interested in learning who his wife and children
were. THOMAS CASTLEBERRY was born ca 1770. He was in the land
lottery in Jackson County, GA in 1805, was in Clarke County,
GA in 1808, in Gwinnett County in 1820 and in De Kalb County,
GA in 1826. his parents were William Castleberry and Sarah Martin.
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 1997 20:22:48
From: Donald V. Dove, M.D.
My earliest BRADFORD ancestor is Isaac
b. Dec 8, 1818 in SC. In April 1846 he married Martha JENNINGS
in Gwinnett Co., GA. and in Sept 1847 he married Cynthia Amelia
BRADFORD ( a cousin) and had 12 children all born in Gwinnett
Co. Most have continued to reside in Gwinnett and neighboring
counties. Would be glad to exchange info on this line of BRADFORDS.
My earliest known THORNHILL ancestor
is Jesse B. b.1bt 1795 in SC. In Aug 1826 he married Arrabell
JONES in Kershaw Co., SC. In 1840 the family moved to Gwinnett
Co., GA where they had 4 children: Martha Elizabeth b. 1832,
Harriet Eliza b. abt 1834, Zacheus b. abt 1837 , and Elijah Addison
b. Feb 15, 1843. Martha Elizabeth's son was George Hampton THORNHILL,
was pastor of several neighboring churches for many years. I
desperately need help with this branch of my family. Shirley
BRADFORD Brown
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Date: Sat, 26 Apr 1997 09:50:41 -0400 (EDT)
From: Decia Simms
John PEEVY's (PEAVY) orphans worn lot 545 Dist 21 Sect 3 in the
1832 Gold land Lottery. This was 1832 Gwinnett Count, Capt. Reid's
Dist. Can anyone tell me the names of those orphans and perhaps
their mother's name?????
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Date: Fri, 25 Apr 1997 20:52:26 -0400
From: Dorothy Kerr
BARNETT: Daniel Jackson Barnett b. 1831m. to Narcissus Leitch;
Miles Barnett b. 1809 in SC/d. 1867 in Gwin. CO m. Susan Campbell
b. 1804 Anderson SC, d. 1864 ?GA; father is Joseph Barnett (I
suspect he was born in SC.) d. ?? M. Mary McDaniel b. Spartanburg
SC LEITCH: Narcissus Emmeline Leitch b. 1840 in Gwin. CO d. 1903
in Roswell GA; Archibald Leitch- b. Gwin. CO m. Mary ?? b. in
Gwin CO GA. Daniel and Narcissus' daughter Louella Mae Barnett
m. Fabian Morris. Would like to talk to anyone with information.
Thanks.. from Dorothy Kerr.
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Date: Tue, 22 Apr 1997 21:00:52 -0700
From: J.Scott
My GG Grandfather was born in Gwinnett Co. in 1835. His name
was Benjamin F.Tramel (Trammell).His Father was Hamilton Tramel
and his Mothers name was Elizabeth. They were from South Carolina.
They left Georgia moving to Iuka, Mississippi. My G Grandfather
settled in Texas before 1900. I would appreciate any information
about my GG Grandfather or his kin.
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Date: Sun, 20 Apr 1997 17:43:19 -0700 From: L.D. Lowery
Edmond LOWERY died 2/25/1835 and is buried in Gwinnett Co.His
two sons were probably there with him.William and Edmond D.LOWERY.Do
you have anything on any LOWERY'S?Thanks.
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Date: Sun, 20 Apr 1997 17:20:34
From: Sue Harrisbyrumha
Thomas J. CHAMBERS b 1804 Elbert Co., GA, hanged for murder of
Moses Camp on 12 May 1843, Gwinnett Co. He was son of Thomas
CHAMBERS, Jr. & Sarah ALSTON. His wife was Betsy WINN, d/o
Elisha WINN. Said to have 7 sons and one daughter. Who were his
children? Many thanks; glad to share information.
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Date: Fri, 18 Apr 1997 14:11:11
From: Jessie Blalock
BLALOCK - Looking for information about Allen, Archibald, and
Hardin BLALOCK (BLAYLOCK), all of whom were listed in Gwinnett
Co. in the 1820 federal census and the 1824 state census. Also,
Willington BLALOCK was in the 1830 federal census. BLAYLOCK is
the alternate spelling. Please contact me with any information
about this family.
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Date: Fri, 18 Apr 1997 13:24:53
From: Elaine Johnson
I am looking for any information available on Francis F. Appling
b. 8/13/44 d. 12/11/07 orginally from Appling County. He married
Susan E. Williams b. abt 1840 died 5/20/1914 of Gwinnett County.
It is believed that they resided in Gwinett County until their
deaths. They are buried in Southview cemetery. Need information
on their parents and children.
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Date: Tue, 15 Apr 1997 13:15:51
From: Barry R. Cooper
Looking for information on the families of Vining and Ransom
Cooper who lived in Gwinnett Co 1830 thru 1850.
Barry R. Cooper
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Date: Sat, 12 Apr 1997 10:13:06
From: Danny J. Phillips
Am researching ancestors of William R. Phillips, born Gwinnett
Co., 1860 and died 1940. Wife Nicy Anne Cole Phillips. Most decendents
now live in Walton and Barrow Counties. Any information would
be greatly appreciated. Children:Annie B., Pearlie b.1883,Mary
E. b 1886, Emory C. b 1888, Effie b. 1889, and James W. b. 1898(my
grandfather). Thanks
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Date: Fri, 11 Apr 1997 04:02:22 -0400
From:Laura
Researching family of John WINN lived in Gwinnett Co., GA in
1850. b. ca 1816 in SC, came to GA as a young boy with his family.
He married Mahala Moore, dau of James Walker Moore and Nancy
(BROWN?]. They had: Joseph S. b.1838, Nancy A. b. 1842, John
V. b.1844, Eliza J. b.1846/7 and Zachariah Taylor WINN b. 10
Oct 1849. All b. Gwinnett Co., and they lived Harbin's Dist.
This family lived close to the Thomas
WYNNE & Mary Prince BENSON family, and Thomas & Mary
had a son born in SC who came to GA with his parents at about
age 8 and he was born about 1816. Problem is, this John WINN
supposedly married an Alice Bobo and she outlived him. Thomas
WYNNE'S children, some of them, spelled their names WINN. My
John WINN went to Hamilton Co., TN where I believe he must have
died by 1860.
Mahala went to Fremont, Neb. with son
Zachariah and was there in the 1870 census. She came back and
went to Hall Co., GA and lived with son Joseph & family.
She died in an institution in 1903 and was buried in the Pauper
Cem. in Auburn. Her brother was Dr. Russell B. MOORE I have searched
alot of WINN/WYNNE families in this area, and will search my
files for anyone researching. This family has been elusive for
a long time and I'm so glad I found this website! Thank you,
Laura
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Date: Fri, 11 Apr 1997 00:34:55
From: Brian M. Moore
My Gwinnett relatives include Moore, Clower, Rice, Juhan... I
am stuck on finding GGF James J. Moore and his wife Martha Rice
Moore. They were friends/neighbors of Thomas Maquire (the planter).
Can you offer any suggestions.
My GGF James J. Moore was born 1827-8, In GA, according to the
1850 census for the Rockbridge District, Gwinnett/Dekalb, GA
(where James and Martha were living). Some have said that he
came from the Carolinas. He and Martha Rice Moore named their
sons William R., John, James, Micajah and George(my GF who married
Alice Juhan). I have had a hard time finding anything before
the 1850 census on my GGF James. Please let me know If you see
a connection. I also have a separate Alvin A. Moore (b. ca 1895)
whose family lived NW of Snellville near 5 forks. Thank you for
any help.
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Date: Wed, 9 Apr 1997 12:51:16
From: Pam or Joe Stone
BOLTON/WRIGHT Seek descs. of Matthew BOLTON and Jane WRIGHT,
b. 1774, Laurens?Co., SC, d. 18 Dec 1837, Norcross, Gwinnett
Co., GA; eldest dau. of Joseph & Mary WRIGHT of Laurens Co.,
SC. Matthew & Jane were married 13 Feb 1794, Laurens Co.,
SC. Jane WRIGHT had siblings: (2) Mary WRIGHT, b. 1777, d. aft.1860,
Calhoun Co., AL; m. Terrell ANDREWS; (3) David WRIGHT, b. 1782,
Laurens Co., SC; d. 16 Aug 1867, Calhoun Co., AL; m. Rebecca
ANDREWS; (4) James D. WRIGHT, b. 1783, Laurens Co., SC; d. 9
May 1873, Choctaw Co., AL, m. 1805, Laurens Co., SC, Nancy CLARDY,
dau. of James C. CLARDY, Sr. & Sarah HALL; (5) Joseph WRIGHT,
b. 1788, Laurens Co., SC; d. believe Tuscaloosa Co., AL; m. 19
Dec 1812, Rebecca ANDERS (she d. 10 Dec 1874, Tuscaloosa Co.,
AL. Thanks! Pam Stone pamstone@digital.net 3645 Barna Ave., #28F,
Titusville, FL 32780-5363
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Date: Tue, 08 Apr 1997 20:55:55
From: fredrick bradley
GEORGE P. BRADLEY/BRADLY MARRIED 1845
TO ANGELINE A GOWER OF GWINNETT
CO.,GA.. THE 1850 CENSUS OF GWINNETT
LIST HIS AGE AS 26YRS, BIRTHPLACE
TENN.(? OTHERS GA.), ANGELINE AGE 22YRS,
BIRTHPLACE GA.& ONE CHILD, A
SON JOHN M., AGE 4YRS,BIRTHPLACE GA..
JOHN M. BRADLEY MARRIED TWICE
1)NANCY A.?, 2)ANNA ?. GEORGE & ANGELINE
HAD OTHER CHILDREN,1870 CENSUS
OF DeKALB CO.,REVEAL A DAUGHTER ANNA,
AGE 16YRS, A SON PHILIP B. AGE
11YRS, THERE IS ALSO LISTED AN ELIJAH
BRADLEY, AGE 19YRS & WIFE MARTHA,
AGE 23YRS. GEORGE P. BRADLEY WAS PASTOR
OF THREE CHURCHES IN GWINNETT
CO. 1)CAMP CREEK 1860-64, 2)BETHLEHEM
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST 1865
3)FRIENDSHIP 1866-67. I AM INTERESTED
IN ANY INFORMATION ON THESE
INDIVIDUALS OR THEIR DESCENDANTS. PLEASE
CONTACT FRED W. BRADLEY, 930 S.
41ST. ST., WILMINGTON N.C. 28403, TELE
(910)791-1449 OR EMAIL
fbrad@wilmington.net
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Date: Tue, 08 Apr 1997 11:33:58
From: Martin W. Henry
I am searching for information on Martha Harris, the daughter
of Hohn Harris and Jane Wilkins. She died in Gwinnett County
in 1880. She was married in 1810 James R. McRight, in Henry Co
GA. Her son, John Beacham McRight was my great-grat-grandfather.
I am searching for information on family history in Georgia.
My great-gradnfather, John Thomas McRight left Georgia for Louisiana
after the Civil War, and the family history prior to that is
sketchy. Any help would be appreciated.
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Date: Thu, 3 Apr 1997 14:31:03 -0500
From: Elizabeth C. Piechocinski
I am researching my family history and am seeking info on Harrison
Nix, b.1814 in GA, m. 6 Sept. 1837 to Catherine Ford, date of
death 1882 know they lived in Gwinnett Co., died there, and were
probably buried in Chestnut Grove Cem. Need dates and poss. tombstone
inscription. Their children were: Riley J., John Wesley, Joseph,
Elizabeth, Lellis Ann, William T.Thomas, Henry A., General Irvin,Wilburn
E., and J. Harrison, all born between 1842 and 1857. They lived
near Grayson I think. Any info is helpful. If anyone is searching
these lines I will gladly exchange info. Who were Harrison Nix's
parent, sibs, etc. Catherine Ford's parents, sibs,etc. I have
many photos,some identified, some not. Elizabeth Nix m. Francis
M.Watson. They were my great-grandparents.
Reply to: Elizabeth C. Piechocinski, 24 E. Liberty St. #33, Savannah,GA
31401
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Date: Thu, 3 Apr 1997 14:31:03 -0500
From: Elizabeth C. Piechocinski
Seeking info on the family of Jubal and Sarah Calvert Watson
who lived somewhere near Grayson in 1860-1880's. Jubal W. Watson
b. 11 March 1811 in SC, m. 28 Apr.1844, d. 23 Oct. 1888 in Gwinnett
Co. Sarah , his wife b.25 Apr. 1824 in SC, d. 18 Mar.1888 in
Gwinnett Co. Both are likely bur. Chestnut Grove Cem. They had
several children, Francis Moten Watson, James Matthew Watson,
and poss. others. I would like to confirm burial place, inscription
if any, and poss. obituary.
I would also like to know exactly where they lived and if place
is still there.
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Date: Tue, 01 Apr 1997 14:04:24
From: Michael Pate
I'm trying to get information on William Alexander Pate. I believe
he may have settled in Gwinnett County for awhile in the early
1800s. One of my sources says a William Pate was a member of
the first Grand Jury of Gwinnett County. If this is my ancestor,
William Alexander Pate, I need to know who his parents were.
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Date: Thu, 3 Apr 1997 14:19:31
From: Elizabeth C. Piechocinski
I am researching my family history and am seeking info on Harrison
Nix, b.1814 in GA, m. 6 Sept. 1837 to Catherine Ford, date of
death 1882 know they lived in Gwinnett Co., died there, and were
probably buried in Chestnut Grove Cem. Need dates and poss. tombstone
inscription. Their children were: Riley J., John Wesley, Joseph,
Elizabeth, Lellis Ann, William T.Thomas, Henry A., General Irvin,Wilburn
E., and J. Harrison, all born between 1842 and 1857. They lived
near Grayson I think. Any info is helpful. If anyone is searching
these lines I will gladly exchange info. Who were Harrison Nix's
parent, sibs, etc. Catherine Ford's parents, sibs,etc. I have
many photos,some identified, some not. Elizabeth Nix m. Francis
M.Watson. They were my great-grandparents. Reply to: Elizabeth
C. Piechocinski, 24 E. Liberty St. #33, Savannah,GA 31401 or
E-mail: elizpie@aol.com
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Date: Tue, 01 Apr 1997 14:04:24 +0000
From: Michael Pate
I'm trying to get information on William Alexander Pate. I believe
he may have settled in Gwinnett County for awhile in the early
1800s. One of my sources says a William Pate was a member of
the first Grand Jury of Gwinnett County. If this is my ancestor,
William Alexander Pate, I need to know who his parents were.
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Date: Sat, 01 Mar 1997 14:37:37 -0900
From: Steve Norrell
I am searching for information about my father STEPHEN A. NORRELL
who was born in Norcross GA on Oct 6, 1904. His father and mother
is listed in church records as STEPHEN A. NORRELL and MARY MARKO.
I have no additional information about my grandparents, but have
recently learned that my grandfather may have gone by his middle
name (ANDREW). The only available records are church and military
records and show a baptism at St. Anthony's Church on May 14,
1905. My father moved to the New York City area in the early
1930s and died in 1962 in upstate New York.
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Date: Mon, 24 Feb 1997 17:52:11
From: William L. Brumbeloe
Isaac Brumbalo and Edward Brumbalo are enumarated in this county
in 1820. Who are their parents and the names of their children?
Vincin Brumbley, Isaac Brumbalo, Edward Brumbalow and Volantine
Brumbalo are all listed in the 1830 Census for Gwinnett County.
I am searching for any information concerning who is the father,
son, cousin or uncle. Volantine seemingly is the oldest (living),
so, who is his father? Any information on this name will be greatly
appreciated. There are many variations of this name.
A few are: Brumbeloe, Brumbelow, Brumbalow, Brumlow, Bromlow,
Brumblow, Brumbalo, Bumbalough, Brumbalough, etc.
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Date: - Fri Feb 21 08:37:18 1997
From:Nancy B. Bowen
What I am particularly interested in in Gwinnett Co. is proof
of the father-son relationship between a John Bowen (1763-1850)
and James W. Bowen (1797-1870+). John apparently removed to Gwinnett
Co. in the 1830s with James W. Bowen and family, applied for
a Rev War pension in 1833, etc. Can find no record of his burial
place, nor where James W. Bowen is buried. They all lived in
the 316th GMD (Ben Smith's District) near Auburn.
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Date: Mon, 17 Feb 1997 15:59:26
From: Diane Stavenhagen Kadletz
BRADFORD/LEDBETTER I am searching for information on Charles
Henry BRADFORD born 10 Oct 1810 in SC, d 8 Jun 1889 Erath County,
TX. Married Eliza LEDBETTER born 21 June 1820, d 11 Dec 1886
Erath County, TX. They lived in Gwinnett County about 1840-1858.
Children: Mary Elizabeth, Lucy M., Andrew, Margaret J., Nancy
Caralina, Sarah Frances, Martha Isabelle, William J., Robert
S., James H.J. and George M. Any information of families or parents
will be appreciated.
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Date: Sun, 16 Feb 97 22:08:51
From: peggy s. duty
Need parents and first wife of Robert Scott, born ca 1811, SC.
Children: John B. born ca 1836 and Samuel Hunter Scott born 1837
GA. Robert married 2nd-Sarah Ann Waits ca 1844 in Gwinnett Co.
GA. Children: Eliza Ann, Robert Newton, Martha Ann, Adaline S.
Robert married 3rd-Arilla Elizabeth Childers ca 1854 Cass (Bartow)
county GA. Children: James E., William M., Adah J., Rowland,
Emmitt Rheese, Orville Daniel, Alice Zoella, Walter Napoleon,
Thomas F. Robert died in Falls or McLennan County, TX. He and
3rd wife and children came to TX ca 1870.
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Date: Sat, 15 Feb 1997 11:50:42
From: Rick
Looking to obtain information on the descendants of Dudley BONDS,
Jr., born 1792 Newberry County, South Carolina, died ca. 1840s
in Gwinnett County, Geogia and wife Mary Ann VAN BIBBER. Dudley
BONDS, Jr. was a son of Dudley BONDS, b. Louisa County, Virginia
ca. 1755, died Newberry County, South Carolina April 1815 who
was a Revolutionary War soldier in the SC militia and his wife
Frances MEREDITH, b. 7 January 1767 Louisa County, Virgina -
died November 1829 in Newberry County, South Carolina.
I am descended from a sister of Dudley
BONDS, Jr. -- Jane BONDS, b. 1783 Newberry County, South Carolina,
died January 1867 Franklin County, Mississippi and her husband
Thomas LOFTON, b. 1775 Newberry County, South Carolina, died
May 1844 Franklin County, Miss.
Other brothers and sisters of Dudley
BONDS, Jr. of Gwinnett County, GA were Meredith BONDS (moved
to Amite County, Miss.) m. Nancy Montgomery and then sister Elizabeth
Montgomery, Martha BONDS (moved to Amite County, Miss.) m. Thomas
Collingsworth, Elizabeth BONDS, Thomas BONDS, John BONDS, Nancy
BONDS.
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Date: Sat, 15 Feb 97 05:42:41
From: Dorothy Brewer
Hi my Name is Dorothy Criswell Brewer I am looking for information
on David Wilburn Wiley born 1847 Died 1920 first wife Nancy Mildred
? born 1854 died Sept 2 1890 they had three daughter their first
was my grandmother Minnie Caldon Wiley born Oct. 7 1879 Minnie
married Clifford Paul Boggs Oct 17 1907 would like to find last
name for Nancy Mildred ? first wife of Wilburn and her parents
and siblings any help greatly appreciated. Wilburns second marriage
was to Susan or Susie Rawlings thanks in advance Dot_Brewer@msn.con
home 10686 Woodcock St Jonesboro Ga. 30236
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Date: Sat, 15 Feb 97 05:51:57
From: Dorothy Brewer"
Looking for information on Elijah Boggs born September 1814 married
Jane Ellis January 25 1835 had one son that I know of Wesley
Taylor Boggs born Oct 24 1847 Elijah was my gggrandfather any
information greatly appreciated Wesley Taylor married Martha
Jane Stevens or Stephens on June 18 1865
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Date: Fri, 14 Feb 1997 21:48:54
From: Margaret L Smith
I'm looking for a Hiley WATSON, who married John D DILLARD in
Gwinnett County in 1822. She may have been born in NC, but if
so, she and her parents (mother probably named Cecelia) moved
to Gwinnett County. Who were her parents? Siblings? I'd appreciate
any help anyone can give!
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Date: Wed, 12 Feb 1997 01:24:59
From: O'MELIA HOUSEHOLD
Would like info on Hartwell JACKSON, of Bute Co NC. He married
Elizabeth Luticia BOSTWICK of Wilkes Co GA. They had ten children.
Hartwell and Elizabeth moved to Gwinnett Co GA with their children.
Hartwell was a preacher. Elizabeth died in 1818 and Hartwell
married again the same year. I have Elizabeth`s family data.
Hartwell`s second wife is Margaret BRADFORD, of Wilkes Co GA.
They had thirteen children with ten surviving. I do not have
info on Margaret BRADFORD`s family. Any consideration and efforts
are appreciated.
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Date: Sat, 8 Feb 1997 21:14:06
From: RLDOZIER
I am researching FRANCIS MARION HAMILTON who married STACY WATERS
in Hall County, but lived in gwennitt co. most of his life. According
to the 1880 census his father was born in S. C. and his mother
was born in Tenn. Francis and Stacy had several children:1850
Gwinnett Co., Ga. census-F. M. Hamilton -- 27--blacksmith--born
in Ga.; Stacy -- 27 -- born in Ga.; Elivira -- 8; Mary C. --5;
Thomas L. -- 3; Margaret N. --3/12--margaret married a Landon
and they lived in augusta, ga. A son William M. born in 1856
also lived in Augusta, Ga. Margaret died in 1915 and is buried
in a "family cemetery in Sparta, Ga. " We need to know
where this cemetery is located. Other members of the family are
buried in Hog Mountain area of Gwennitt Co., Ga. Help is need
on this family and any information is greatly appreciated--Becky
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Date: Fri, 7 Feb 1997 21:53:17
From: LOUIS K SISCO
I'm looking for information on ELIZA A. D. QUINN born in Gwinnett
Co. in 1822 and married WILLIAM HUBBARD KING in 1850. I think
her father was MATTHEW QUINN. I would like to know her mother's
name and any grandparents' names. Thank you.
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Date: Wed, 05 Feb 1997 19:45:19
From: Robert Stewart
George H. STEWART was probably in Gwinnett Co. prior to 1830,
would like to find anyone that has connections to this family.
Who were George's parents? George H. STEWART, born 10 May 1813
in GA; died 10 Dec 1867 in ,Jackson County, Ga.. He married (1)
Sarah Ann HUMAN 13 Dec 1835 in ,Madison County, Georgia.
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Date: Tue, 4 Feb 1997 19:42:47 -0600 (CST) From: Charles Dunning
Would like information on John and Rachel Jordan who were parents
of Annie Jordan who married Hugh Britt, Jr. 1817 in Madison County,
Ga., then moved to Gwinnett about 1825. Where were John and Rachel
before Madison and Gwinnett? What are the names of John Jordan's
parents?
Joyce Britt Dunning
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Date: Sat, 01 Feb 1997 21:47:53
From: Jackye Light
Bill,
There is a street in Lilburn named Joe Hewatt Road. Can you tell
me how this street came to be? This Joe Hewatt may be an ancestor
of mine. Thanks
Jackye
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Date sent: Mon, 27 Jan 1997 17:12:23 -0600
To: billc@osage.astate.edu
From: Lynn Perkins
Subject: Captain John N. REEVES, Gwinnett Co. GA Militia
Hello Bill,
I have been to your page a couple of
times and cannot remember if I sent you a message. I cannot identify
the Captain John N. REEVES but I have been looking for the father
of my Thompson REEVES, b. 1799-1800 who had brothers: Loftin
REEVES, Burgess REEVES, and Frederick REEVES. Burgess and Frederick
REEVES served in the War of 1812 from the Jackson Co. GA Militia.
These guys were in the section of Jackson Co. that was cut off
into Gwinnett Co. GA in 1818. They are also listed in the 1820
Census of Gwinnett Co. GA. Loftin REEVES raised his family in
Walton Co., GA. By 1870 Loftin REEVES is in Barfield, Clay Co.
Alabama, near my ancestor and his brother Thompson REEVES. Frederick
REEVES bible records listed their father as John REEVES who m.
Sarah ______ thought by our Reeves Family to have been a THOMPSON.
Reeves family lore says that John REEVES was called "Jack"
and was killed by Indians, probably sometime between 1810 and
1816. There are numerous John REEVES in the area. I believe one
was his son named John REEVES by first marriage. Members of this
REEVES family fought in the Creek Indian War of 1836 from Alabama.
Thompson REEVES we think lived near the village of Roanoke AL
which was burned and pillaged by a bunch of Creek renegades which
alarmed the GA, AL, and TN State Militia's and the Jackson Administration.
I believe this Captain John N. REEVES from Gwinnett Co., GA is
connected to this family. If you have any idea's or places for
me to look for information about this Creek War of 1836 or the
first Creek War of 1814 I would appreciate you passing it on
to me. I believe the older John REEVES was killed or died of
wounds as a result of one of the battles in the war with the
Creeks in 1814. I have found a record of a John RIVES who was
awarded land in the area of Alabama that was set aside for veterans
of these Indian wars. The date is 1831 which indicates to me
he was involved in the earlier war. Perhaps this land grant was
given to his heirs. It was located on the Alabama side of the
Chatachoochee River in the bend just below Columbus GA. If you
can help in anyway please let me know.
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Date: Sun, 26 Jan 97 14:26:53
From: David Braziel My name is David R. Braziel, I am always
researching the surname "Braziel" My Great Great Grandfather
James Harrison "Tip" Braziel, preached at Old Suwanee
Baptist Church, on 28 Dec. 1865 he married Seleta Rebecca Caroline
Doss, He died in 1902 she died in 1932 both are buried at Suwanee
Baptist Church. They had six children all born in Gwinnett county:
Edward Rapille Braziel born 1867, Robert Greene Braziel (my Great
Grandfather) born 1869 married Lula Whitbey of Gwinnett county,
daughter of Joseph Allen Whitbey and Sara Orpy Cross. Dovie Melissa
Braziel born 1872, Tandy Jefferson Braziel born 1874, Floyd S.
Braziel born 1876, Seleta Temperance (Essie) Braziel born 1879.
All information will be appreciated. Thanks:)
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Date: Fri, 24 Jan 1997 22:17:56 -0800
From: Harv Dahl I'm looking for information on James Ryol HAMBY,
born in Gwinnett Co after 1800. He married Martha HENDRIX, of
Sequatiche Valley, TN and they moved west to Cherokee Co., AL.
James Ryol was the son of Absolom and Mary HAMBAY who both died
in Gwinnett Co. James Ryol was the grandfather of my step-great-grandfather.
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Date: Thu, 23 Jan 1997 07:08:16,
From: MR THOMAS A WILLIAMON
My name is Judith Campbell Williamon. I am searching for more
information on my great-great grandfather Aaron Campbell. He
was listed in the 1850 Gwinnett census as age 27, wife Mary,
kids, Lodiskey 7, Patrick S. 3, Sarah J. 11 months. Later he
moved to Polk County. Wondering if he was related to a William
Campbell listed in the 1850 Gwinnett census age 63, wife Galosia,
kids, Mary, Elmira, James.Also there was a Jane Campbell age
75 widow listed with Sarah I age 31 and Emily age 21. Hope someone
can help with this information.
Thank you so much.
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Date: Wed, 22 Jan 1997 14:56:55 -0500
From: robert & mandy
I am looking for any information on Emma Ramey. I am trying to
find out her Indian heritage. she was born nov.13, 1883 and she
died may 12, 1960. if anyone knows anything please let me know.she
is my great grandmother.she was born in Gwinett Co. she past
away in Fulton co. if anybody knows how I can find this information
out please let me know.
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Date: Tue, 21 Jan 1997 23:35:13 -0800
From: Sherry G. Corley
I am David E. Corley in Newnan, Georgia. I have been researching
my family tree for the past severial years now. I have many lines
from Gwinnett county including the McDaniels and Johnsons. I
have some info on my GGG Grandfather William McDaniel.I would
like to find out more on his wife grandmother Sarah Couch. I
also have my Johnsons back to Noel Johnson b. 1825, d. Feb. 1898.
GGG Grandfather Noel m. Mary Ann McDaniel, dau. of William and
Sarah. I can't find who Noel's parents are. His son, my GG Grandfather
Henry Johnson b. 1857 m. Marther Green. I can't find anything
on grandmother Marther Green. If any one can help me with this
I would be very thankfull. I have more info on these lines also
Singleys, Prestons, Mayo and others I will share. Thanks again.
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Date: Sat, 18 Jan 97 16:23:04
From: Ann Campbell
Searching for information on Daniel F. Lucius, Jr., last found
in Gwinnett Co, 1870. Descendants possibly Hammonds or Clays.
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Date: Sat, 18 Jan 97 18:59:29
From: Cliff Keheley
Seeking information on the KEHELEY family of north Georgia, In
Gwinnett Co. James Strawder KEHELEY, b. 1847 d. 1920 m. 1878
Zelphia SEAGRAVES. Related families are:DAVIS, HUFF, LEE, HUNT,
CLACK, OLIVER, ROBINSON. Also, Christopher KEHELEY, R.S., filed
pension application in Gwinnett Co. 1832 and widow Polly filed
pension application in Gwinnett Co. in 1842.
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From:
Date: Thu, 2 Jan 1997 02:29:19, -0500
I am looking for ancestors of Enoch POOl, b.d. 3/23/1836, died
7/13/11. He ma. Elizabeth CLARY, b.d. 9/29/1834, died 12/13/14.
Any info on CLARY also appreciated. E-mail PZNP37A@prodigy.com.
Thank you, Louise Roebuck Cook
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From:J.V.McDonald
Date: Tue, 31 Dec 1996 22:23:39 -0500
I am trying to find my great-great grandfather's parents. His
name is James A. Brumbelow and he had two older brothers Archibald
and Jackson Y. Brumbelow. According to a book written by Temple,
A Short History of Cobb County, First Hundred Years of Cobb County,
Jackson and James moved from Gwinnett county to Cobb county where
they are considered pioneer families. The 1880 Cobb County Census
has them living in the Lost Mountain District. Archibald moved
to Arkansas before moving to Jack County, Texas. He shows up
in the 1860 census in Jackboro, Texas in Jack County. I cannot
find a parent's name on anything from any of the three brothers.
Jackson Y. Brumbelow was born 1816 in Tenn. James A. Brumbelow
born 1-12-1818 where? and died 4-7-1876 buried in Methodist Cemetery
on the Old Austell Road in Powder Springs, GA. I would appreciate
any information you could provide or lead me to. Thank you.
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From: MS LOUISE R COOK
Date: Thu, 2 Jan 1997 02:26:48,
I am looking for info on ancestors of David Lemuel Roebuck, b.d.
3/21/1858, died 12/23/22. He was from Lawrenceville. Ma. Martha
Ann Pool.
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Date: Tue, 31 Dec 1996 09:30:02
From: John Chitty
Looking for information on James CHITTY or any CHITTY's in Gwinnett
Co. James drew land in the 1820 land lottery in Gwinnett Co.
He lived in Twiggs at the time and later showed up in Conecuh
Co. AL. He may have had a son Named Allen and Daughter named
Sarah.
Regards, John Chitty jchitty1@themall.net
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From:Ginger Bohachick
Date: Tue, 31 Dec 1996 08:51:56 -0500
STEVENSON and SEXTON and McDADE ...
William Thompson STEVENSON b 1820 SC or GA, d 23 Nov 1863 Stonewall
Cem, LaGrange, GA m Dec 1842 Gwinnett Co GA to Sarah "Sallie"
SEXTON daughter of John SEXTON and Lucinda McDADE, b Mar 1822
South Carolina d 6 Feb 1919 Ch. Elizabeth A b Nov 1844 Gwinnett
Co GA, Henry J b c1845 Gwinnett Co GA, Zana Kerchieval "Kerchie"
"Jane" b 4 Oct 1847 Gwinnett Co GA m John Thomas Randolph
SELLS, Francis Isabell b Feb 1849 Gwinnett Co GA m Benjamin C
GRAHAM, Elbert M bc1850 Gwinnett Co GA m Jane C, Millard C bc1856
Gwinnett Co GA m Harriet E DAVIS, Sarah C b Jan 1859 Gwinnett
Co GA m1 GLOVER and m2 John Thomas Randolph SELLS (deceased sister's
husband), Georgia Ann b1863 Gwinnett Co GA
If you have any information on this family,
please contact
Ginger Bohachick
4907 NE Wallace Dr
Kansas City MO 64119
816-452-3481
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