Campbell - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Richard Morris/Mary Cochran

ubeestar — 2009-10-07 19:31:54Z

Hi Ronda,

I am looking for information on Richard W Morris. i have not been able to find any on him in S. C.. I know he married martha Ann Connelly, either in Ga or SC. But come up with nothing. Looked in the cemeteries there aLso. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
Pam morris

Re: They were still calling them Plantations, even after Emancipation

kelleyv162 — 2009-09-21 03:31:22Z

I have quiet a few Swann's in my tree, spanning Ireland,late
1600's in the U.S. to present. One of the Swann girls married one of my Uncles, William Burdine Kelley in the mid 1800's.My email is kelley.v@sbcglobal.net
Ken

Re: "Palmetto a town and its people"

cljackson0711 — 2009-09-19 15:08:36Z

Those surnames are not in the book.

Re: "Palmetto a town and its people"

JaneFoley 77 — 2009-09-19 14:53:21Z

Baker, McHenry, Little

Re: "Palmetto a town and its people"

cljackson0711 — 2009-09-19 14:48:51Z

It is about Palmetto GA. I did not see any Teals/Teels. Would they be associated with another surname?

Re: "Palmetto a town and its people"

cljackson0711 — 2009-09-19 14:41:59Z

There is a section with Cochran Family, Samuel Cochran (1740-1791), and his son's John (1762-1810),Cheadle W.(178?-1854). his son Cheadle W. Cochran had 7 sons and one daughter, two of the boys were Berry Winn and Owen Henry. There is a picture and history of Berry Wynn Cochran Sr. and his wife Alice Brewster Cochran. There is also a picture and history of Berry Wynn Cochran Jr. and his wife Mary Pickens Johnson. There is a history of Cheadle Walter Cochran and of William Ownen Cochran Family.That is all i have listed in the book for Cochran's. If there is something specific you need please let me know.

Re: "Palmetto a town and its people"

JaneFoley 77 — 2009-09-16 21:48:24Z

I see that there is alot of interest in this book. However, after reading ALL of the messages I don't know anything about the book. Sounds like it might be interesting. Is this Palmetto, GA? Are there any Teals/ Teels in it? Thank you in advance for replying.

Re: "Palmetto a town and its people"

LorettaCochran — 2009-09-16 16:33:41Z

Do you have any info on the Cochrans in Palmetto. William, Allen and William P. Cochran?

Thanks
Loretta Cochran

Re: "Palmetto a town and its people"

LorettaCochran — 2009-09-16 16:32:14Z

My ancestors lived in Palmetto. The Cochrans. Especially William, Allen, and William P. Cochran. Any info on them.
Thanks for your time.
Loretta

Re: "Palmetto a town and its people"

cljackson0711 — 2009-09-09 15:49:51Z

I have this book. I would be glad to do look ups.

Re: Elizabeth Wilkinson

Joyce1812va1 — 2009-08-28 20:33:58Z

Elizabeth Reid.. b. 1809-ga died 1885 coosa, ala.
Sidney wilkerson.. b. 1800 green, ga.. died 1853- coosa ala.

children:
Amanda F 1827
Sarah ann 1832
Thomas 1834
Joseph b. 1836- 1904
Emeline 1840-1903
Benjamin 1843

1850-1860 coosa alabama census shows sidney and eliz. with children

Re: Cemetery or deaths in Campbell County, Georgia.

DannyShadrick — 2009-08-27 00:32:04Z

All I know is that it was Districk 1204, Campbell County, Georgi (1880 Census)

My New email address is: lilshad@cox.net

Re: John McWilliams, Campbell Co. GA

barneysmith500 — 2009-08-03 02:25:44Z

I know these are old messages, but I have documentation on Moses Foster's children and their inter-relationships with the McWilliams Family. If interested, contact me at:

Norma55s@aol.com
Barney W Smith

Elizabeth Wilkinson

kkevans594 — 2009-07-29 04:09:20Z

Looking for info on Elizabeth Wilkinson b. 1807 GA, m. Sidney Wilkinson had a daughter that was b. 8/1/1840 in Campbell Co., GA named Emeline F. Wilkinson

Sidney Wilkinson

kkevans594 — 2009-07-29 04:01:47Z

Looking for info on Sidney Wilkinson father of Emeline F. Wilkinson b. 8/1/1840 Campbell Co., GA-that's her birth info.

WYATT

pw618 — 2009-07-12 04:44:20Z

Would like marriages and info on this family:

Judge Hilliard Wyatt 1856-1939 m. 1) Mary 2) Sophia Elizabeth McGarity.

1880 Henry Co. Georgia
Hillyard Wyatt 23
Mary Wyatt 20
George Wyatt 21
J. Fiske 60
Edgar Fiske 15

1900 Augusta Ward 3, Richmond, Georgia
H J Wyatt 43 Dec 1856 43 m 3 years
S E Wyatt 24 April 1876 married 3 years - 2 children, 2 living
Lura Wyatt 2 April 1892
Pearle Wyatt 19 son Jan 1881
Corine Wyatt 14 Jan 1886
Shade Wyatt 11 April 1889
Fannie Wyatt 10 April 1890
John Wyatt 7 Oct 1892

1910 East Point, Fulton, Georgia House #472/559 Dist 127
Hilliard J Wyatt 53
Elizabeth Wyatt 34
Shade J Wyatt 22
John M Wyatt 9
Jewell Wyatt 6
Lawrence Wyatt 3

1920 Campbelltown, Campbell, Georgia
Hillard J Wyatt 64
Sophia E Wyatt 43
Marion J Wyatt 27
Jewel E Wyatt 15
Jesse L Wyatt 12
Thomas H Wyatt 6
Joseph H Wyatt 2 1/12

1930 Union, Campbell, Georgia
Hillard Wyatt 74
Lizzie S Wyatt 54
John M Wyatt 37
Thomas E Wyatt 17
Henley J Wyatt 12
Frances Wyatt 9

Samuel Keller moved from Coweta Co GA to Campbell Co GA 1830

sgpratt2009 — 2009-06-15 15:52:32Z

Samuel is the brother of my ancestor Henry Keller. I have found two references that indicate Samuel was lured to Campbell CO in 1830 because of an interest in steamboats. Any information on Samuel would be appreciated. I am trying to identify their parents.

Cynthia Campbell 1825-1899

Debbie37323 — 2009-06-15 05:36:26Z

Does anyone have info on this person I believe her parents to be B.A. and Sarah. (Father first name may be Baily)She was married to Albert Stiles.They are burried in Fannin County Ga.

Benjamin Church vs James Andrews

DHinkey8381 — 2008-04-30 14:16:38Z

Going through old papers, I found the following note:
"Wilkes Co. NC Civil Action Papers CR 104.325.6 1798. Folder: Benj. Church vs James Andrews-Benjamin obtained judgement against James Andrews for one pound and four shillings "No personal property found, has 50 Acres of land on head of Lewis Fork(Creek). Andrews was required to sell land, or as much land as to satisfy debt to the said Benjamin Church, his damages and cost by the 5th Monday of April 1798."
This James Andrews may have been the father of Benjamin's step-mother, Jane Andrews Church.

Re: 1840 Campbell County Census Online - Corrections

cgayers — 2008-07-26 16:25:57Z

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The USGenWeb Census Project is pleased to announce
the completion of the following census transcription:

1840 Campbell County - Corrections
http://usgwcensus.org/cenfiles/ga/campbell/1840/
Abstracted by Lorraine H. Robinson
Second Transcriber Elizabeth Marshall
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1840 Campbell County Census Online

cgayers — 2008-07-12 16:11:48Z

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The USGenWeb Census Project is pleased to announce
the completion of the following census transcription:

1840 Campbell County
http://usgwcensus.org/cenfiles/ga/campbell/1840/
Abstracted by Lorraine H. Robinson
Second Transcriber Elizabeth Marshall
[For more information on Campbell County, Georgia,
Please visit the GAGenWeb page at
http://www.usgenweb.org/ga]

Sincerely,
Christine Graham
Webmaster, USGenWeb Census Project
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1840 Campbell Census Online

cgayers — 2008-04-27 15:18:10Z

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The USGenWeb Census Project is pleased to announce
the completion of the following census transcription:

1840 Campbell County
http://www.usgwcensus.org/cenfiles/ga/campbell/1840/
Abstracted by Lorraine H. Robinson
Second Transcriber Elizabeth Marshall
[For more information on Campbell County, Georgia,
Please visit the GAGenWeb page at
http://www.usgenweb.org/ga]

Sincerely,
Christine Graham
Webmaster, USGenWeb Census Project
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Re: Was there a church in Campbell co Ga in 1830"

11944 — 2009-02-13 00:30:57Z

Fulton-Campbell County GaArchives Bible/Church Records.....History Mt. Gilead Methodist Church Copyright Yr 1924 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.usgwarchives.org/copyright.htm http://www.usgwarchives.org/ga/gafiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Shirley Holland sdholland@mindspring.com February 5, 2003, 8:59 am Compiled by J. M. Baker, Grandson of Rev. J. M. Smith, Ben Hill, GA Origin of Mt. Gilead Church At Indian Springs (GA) Jan 8 1921 [ probably should be 1821]
, a treaty was made with the Creek Indians, under which a large portion of the territory lying between the Ocmulgee and Chattahoochee rivers was ceded to the State of GA. From this vast and rich domain five (5) counties were formed. Fayette-the extreme western portion of which was later absorbed into Fulton Cty., Mt. Gilead Church is located in Land lot 8 of originally Fayette and now Fulton County. It is recorded that Wm. McIntosh, the noted Indian chief of the Crereks, who was the principal actor in this historic event, was shortly afterwards murdered by a band of Creek Indians who did not approve of this treaty. White settlers were beginning to move to this new territory and no sooner than Fayette Cty. was surveyed out of these Indian lands that an inrush of settlers came. It was not thickly settled but rapidly. A missionary of that period wrote: "Often I have ridden for miles on horseback without even a settler's blaze to direct me through this winderness." It should be a matter of thanksgiving to every Christian that the religious element was not overlooked in the early planting of these settlements. Such was the condition of this new territory in 1822 when one of the earliest pioneers, John M. Smith( the writer's grandfather) swapped his Franklin County, GA farm for nearly a thousand acres, lying in a chain of land lots extending from Mt. Gilead Church, north to Utoy Springs on Cascade Rd. He moved his family to this new section, Nov 27, 1822, where he was joined by other Franklin County, GA settlers and other sections of the state. Notably the Baker,Fain,Barge,Holbrooks,Cash,Ferguson,Oliver ,Peacock,Stone and Redwine families. Many descendents of these families still reside in and about the vicinity of Mt. Gilead Church, where they hold their membership, and they owe much to these pioneersettlers of rugged mould of speech and character, who planted here in the wilderness, so lately abandoned by the roving Red man, a church of the Living God It is indeed the center of the little Palestine in the fastness of the forest-a religious capital where the Divine law was first promulgated. Theses pioneers were not given to martial deeds, but they were law-abiding, industrious and frugal people. Here with none to molest them or make them afraid, they began a new the struggle of life, and they have left behind them an incense of memory which has sweetened the whole history of Mt. Gilead. During all of this period all activities of the Methodist Church in GA was under the supv. of the South Carolina Conference. The active missionary work was done by travewling preachers, or circuit riders who had charge of certain circuits assigned to them by the conference. Ther preacher usually, came by horseback every 28 to 30 days to each station and remaained only part of a day. There were no Sunday school except in cities such as Augusta and Savannah. 1823 in Savannah, advances were made in the newly acquired lands under the leadership of Rev. Lovick Pierce to establish missions. Among the 1st mission established was the Gwinnett Mission and to this mission came Rev. William J Parks. The territory assigned to him extended into Fayette & Henry Counties, there being but two small missions, one in Lawrenceville & Decatur, GA Rev. William J Parks was assigned to these missions and his territory was so large that he had to preach every day of the month to cover. J. M. Smith met Rev. Parks at the Decatur mission and convinced him to come to his house and upon arrival there were friends and neighbors to hear and the 1st sermon was preached Arpil 23, 1824. In the fall of 1824 Mt. Gilead Methodist Society was formed and the fourteen (14) original charter members were: John M Smith & Wife,Samuel Sewell & wife, John Dorsey & wife, Richmond Barge & wife, John B Holbrooks and wife, Daniel Ferguson & wife, Nancy Trimble Redwine and Mr. Tate. In 1825 a formal house of worship was built. The land was donated for the building by J. M. Smith. Deed made to, Samuel Sewell, John Dorsey, John Holbrooks, Newton Randle and Daniel Childs, trustees, Jan. 15 1826, coveying 1 1/2 acres. Recorded in Fulton County, GA The original church was built from logs and lighted with tallow candles. A committee was formed of John M Smith, J J Fain, J. O. Redwine & P R Oliver to contract with Elijah Donehoo to saw lumber and erect the new house of worship. In 1858 the new building was erected a few feet south of the 1st building. There were doors on each side, facing north, two aisles leading to the altar. Doors on each side near the pulpit. It had a boxup pulpit, which was destroyed by the army in 1864. The inside was never painted and the windows were of large size and of glass. It stood in the march of Sherman to the sea and was used by both South and North as a hospital during the Civil war. The ceiling was torn out and converted into bunks for wounded soldiers and then were destroyed. Soon after the war J. M. Baker, the writer of this, J. J. Fain and Captain Jimmy O Redwine repaired building, using much of the old ceiling which showed blood stains from having been used. The material for a new pulpit and altar was built by J. M. Baker with money raised by Isabella, daughter of J. M. Smith. This building stood until 1908 when the present building, now 1924, was erected. Electricity was installed in 1923.Having traced the outward history of the church from its incipiency to the present time we would delight to enter more into its inner life and note some of its internal struggles, its victories and defeats. And, as God's people of old were chosen in the "Furnace of affliction," we would expect that these people would likewise have their share of trials and drawbacks in their earlier years. But of this period of the church we have no written nformation and can gather little from tradition. Recurring to Rev. Wm. J Parks, who, as heretofore stated, organized Mt. Gilead Church and Society, and later served as its pastor, Grandfather Smith says of him in his diary: No minister was ever more generally honored and loved by his people than this faithful servant of God." He came to this section at a time, there being that country neither ordained minister nor any church. Sharing their hardships, sympathizing with them in their sorrows, he only endeared himself to these early pioneers. He was father and friend as well as the shepherd of this flock. Rev. Parks was married three (3) times and died in his 73rd year in 1873 and is buried at Oxford, Newton County, GA. Mt. Gilead Methodist Church was the first of any kind organized in Fulton County, GA. Year 2003- This church still stands today on Fairburn, S Fulton County, Ben Hill, GA with a viable congregation. Descendents of the charter members of this congregation, being Suttles, Oliver,Fain,& Cash still attend. They do not any longer have Sunday School, however, there is a beautiful brick building behind the Wooden Church that stands equipped with all materials and rooms just in case it is needed. The Church building has been renovated with new paint, new roof, and new carpet. What I find unsual about this building is that the floor is slanted, as a theatre is, so you are able to see where ever you sit. They still have homecoming each year and it is attended by families of all original members descendents that can be found. Mt. Gilead Cemetery is located both next to the church and across the road. I attended home coming in 2002 and plan to go back this year. If you are interested in this church and wish to see it or attend it is located: Fairburn Road, off Camp Creek Parkway, which is off I-285 in S. Fulton, Ben Hill, GA. This is a suburb of Atlanta, GA This file has been created by a form at http://www.poppet.org/gafiles/ File size: 8.4 Kb

Re: Joseph and John French

PTSILVEY — 2008-09-06 03:52:22Z

hello, I am interesting in this information.

My email is ptsilvey @ mindspring.com (remove the spaces)

Bur(r/w)ell EAVES

LBALL3466 — 2008-06-06 14:48:26Z

Would anyone happen to be able to get a Will or Estate record of Burrell (Burwell) Eaves. He died aft 1832,
before 1840. Campbell Co, GA

Any help appreciated !
Linda

Sarah Ann Pickney

dalerubel — 2009-02-09 01:29:41Z

Looking for information in regards to Sarah Ann Pickney who is thought to be born in 1797 in Campbell Co., Ga. She married William Burrell Eaves Abt 1815 in Jasper Co., GA. Died about 1841 in Nachitoches Parish.,LA. Would appreciate parental info as well census info etc. Thanks in advance.

Dale Rubel
dalerubel@msn.com

Re: SMITH / THOMPSON FAMILIES in Campbell Co.

franrich57 — 2008-05-07 17:01:05Z

I am also researching Thompsons. I am the gr gr gr grandaughter of Harriett A (Riley) Thompson and Samuel C Thompson of Campbell County Census 1860 (with Sarah and John). The name is misspelled as Thomptson. I believe they are on the 1850 census in Henry County. I believe they were married in 1849 in Newton County.
Their daughter Sarah Jane, is my gr gr grandmother, married James Dallas Collins of Campbell County > Lillian May Collins > Sarah Frances Camp > Wilene Rozelle Murray > me, Frances Ward. I can provide copy of Sarah Thompson Collins death certificate- how I learned her maiden name was Riley.
And I believe they are buried in the Enon Baptist Church Cemetery in Campbell County http://www.rootsweb.com/~gacampbe/Enon.htm
I am still searching for more info.
I do hope you are from this John Thompson. I have unidentified photos from her photo album.

Dr. Elisha PIckney Bomar

joenphillips — 2009-03-16 16:23:02Z

Looking for family and descendants of Dr. Elisha Pickney Bomar who practiced medicine in Ohoopee and Lyons, Georgia.Dr. Bomar was born in the Chapel Hill Community of Douglas County (then Campbell County) Georgia. Parents unknown.
Dr.Bomar (30May 1867- 27April 1918) and wife Ella Talluah (23Oct 1870 – 9Jul 1937) are buried in the city cemetery in Glenwood Wheeler County Georgia.
His sister, Etta Talluah M (Bomar)Pickren (3 Nov 1880-30 Oct 1899) is also buried in the Glenwood city cemetery. She was the wife of G.W. Pickren. (A George W Pickren was found in the 1900 Census in Crawford County, widower, age 27 living with his brother Thomas Pickren, both of whom worked in naval stores.)
In 1900 Dr. and Etta Bomar were in Tattnall County with daughters Ethel (b.June 1892)and Willie (b.Aug.1893).
In 1920 Etta was listed as a widow with daughter Ethel Giles (widow teaching music) and Willie Bomar, who was single also a teacher.
There are several notes about Dr. Bomar in early 1900 issues of the Lyons Progress.
I received a note that Dr. Bomar’s death came by murder but unable to confirm or find other information.

William Malone

joenphillips — 2009-03-14 20:36:53Z

Looking for William Malone, b. 1849, son of John W Malone and Caroline Little. She d/o Francis and Mary Ann Little of Paulding CO. William lived with his uncle and aunt, Ephraim Pray and Mary Ann Little in Campbell CO, now Douglas CO, Bill Arp Community. Pray was his guardian. Campbell records show Pray guardian of William in 1855. Campbell County tax records of 1863, that Pray was the guardian of William who’s personal worth was set at $2,054. This amount no doubt came from the estate of William's grandfather Little in Paulding. Last record was 1869 Campbell County tax digest showed Pray was still William's guardian. At this time Malone was 20 years old. Nothing after that.

Re: Robert McWilliams, Campbell Co. GA

sdholland — 2009-05-05 13:02:43Z

1910 Fulton County census I find Robert McWilliams living on Hightower St., age 82 with his son William M and his wife and son Arthur.
I also notice that they lived in the Sand Town District of Campbell County.
go to USGENWEB.com
click on Georgia
click on county
click on cemeteries
click on Owl Rock Cemetery it is on line and there is a chance they both may be buried there. This church is located in the Sand Town district even today and my aunt married Galen McWilliams and that was where the McWilliams families lived when I was gorwing up.

Re: They were still calling them Plantations, even after Emancipation

sdholland — 2009-05-05 12:43:07Z

Contact The Campbell County Historical Society in Fairburn and they can tell you. Check with the Library and they can tell you about what you are interested in.

Rowena Campbell b 1825 Campbell County

sdholland — 2008-02-28 18:45:25Z

Rowena Campbell married William M Smith in 1846 Campbell County, GA 1850 they are living in Sand Town District with an 1yr son John A Smith. Anyone know about this family. sdholland@mindspring.com

Murphy/Garner

TinaHogan65 — 2008-08-25 04:00:19Z

I am looking for anyone related to Garners from North Carolina and or Georgia. My Great Grandmother was Martha Garner born in approx. 1817 in either Georgia or North Carolina, census show both. She married my Great Grandfather Bortholomew or Barthollemus Murphy/Murphey as it shows in the marriage records on line March 6 1834 in Campbell County, Georgia. Martha died in Calhoun County, Alabama in 1860. If anyone has a Martha in their family that fits this criteria please contact me. Thanks in advance.

Tina

Re: Brocks in Campbell Co. GA

kelleyv162 — 2008-04-13 22:14:19Z

My wifes Grandmother was a Brock, a decendent of Henry Brock, born 1802 in S.C.Like a whole lot of other people I have tried,without success,to locate his parents.I am trying to link him to Aaron Red Bird Brock.Would you keep me in mind if you ever come up with any info to this effect?
My email is kelley.v@sbcglobal.net. Thank you very much. Ken

Re: Joseph H. Cook, in Campbell 1900

WALLACEARLCOOK — 2008-04-28 03:27:05Z

OLE BILL COOK ROAD!!! WILLIAM N. COOK ,53RD.GA. CO."C"
SERVED THE ENTIRE WAR FOR SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE, CAPTURED IN KNOXVILLE , TN. SENT TO A YANKEE PRISON, SURVIED AND WALKED HOME. DIED IN 1928 , YOU CAN GET WILLIAM N.COOK'S DEATH CERTIFICATE. HIS DEATHE CERTIFICAT SHOWS," HARB COOK" AS HIS DAD. HARB,has got to be short for HARBARD.I'm betting BILL COOK ROAD IS NAMED AFTER WILLIAM N.COOM!!

Wallacearlcook@aol.com

Re: John McWilliams, Campbell Co. GA

norma55s — 2008-11-09 19:09:49Z

I read your posting with some interest. I am a descendant of Moses & Margaret Foster via their daughter married to John W. Smith. Her sister Eleanor married a James M. Childs. John Smith, Moses Foster Jr and brother, James Childs & brother, and John Silvy were all brothers-in-law and served in Co E, 35th Ga. (Campbellton Volunteers). If you connect with these folks, I would love to hear from you.

Re: Joseph and John French

genelangford — 2008-09-02 18:43:35Z

I believe John French was the son of George French of Greenville, Anderson, SC who stopped a few years in Campbell County, Ga before moving to Randolph, County, Al. Most of the French family stayed in Randolph, county and one of George's sons in my gg grandfather. George William French Sr. His son was George William and his son was George William I have information on most of the line from the original George of SC.

genelangford@yahoo.com

Re: HOLLAND family of Campbell Co

peteyjo — 2005-07-03 20:06:00Z

I have a Margaret Holland married to Jones Bishop July 1838 in Campbell Co., Georgia. I have this Margaret's father listed as Robert Lindsey. Jones' father, Joseph Bishop's 2nd marriage was to Martha Caroline "Patsy" Holland born in 1822. I believe her father to be Lindsey Holland and her mother, Elizabeth (Unknown). Also a sister named Margaret born abt 1830. If this lines up with any of your information please please correspond with me as I have been trying for years to confirm this Holland family to my Bishops....

Re: Joseph H. Cook, in Campbell 1900

WALLACEEARLCOOK — 2006-01-15 03:43:52Z

HELLO DARRELL!!! I DESCENDED FROM JESSIE COOK & ELIZABETH ? . I BELIEVE MY JESSIE COOK, BORN ca.1806 WAS HARBARD COOK'S BROTHER!! I FOUND WILLIAM N. COOK, BURIED IN RED OAK, GA. , HE IS THE SON OF HARBARD COOK. MY GRANDFATHER PINKNEY FILLMORE COOK , SON OF JESSIE P.COOK, WAS BORN IN RED OAK, GA. CAMPBELL COUNTY, GA. IN 1880. JESSIE P. COOK B. IN 1858 ,M. NANCY J. FLYNN, ARE PINKNEY FILLMORE COOK'S PARENTS. DO YOU KNOW WHERE JESSIE COOK , 2ND.WIFE NARCISSIA GOSSETT ARE BURIED?

Was there a church in Campbell co Ga in 1830"

RossSmith53 — 2009-02-02 01:23:06Z

Would anyone know if there was a Church in Campbell co Ga in 1830? Thanks

Need record lookup please for 1830's

RossSmith53 — 2009-02-02 01:16:27Z

Benjamin Church was listed in the 1830 Campbell co Ga census. I can not find any kind of record shoing he was there in the 1830's. He probably died in the 1830's in Campbell co Ga. Could someone help me with any nd of record showing Benjamin Church was in Campbell co Ga in the 1830's? A tax record or deed or court record or church record or any reference to BanjaminChurch would be appreciated. Thanks, Ross

Luck's of Campbell Co., GA

jacobs51angels — 2008-03-26 21:02:08Z

Have some info on various Luck line that came from VA to GA. Happy to share with and to learn from you.

Take care Robert J. Anderegg

email:jacob_riderofthestorm@yahoo.com

jacobs51angels@comcast.net

Re: Robert McWilliams, Campbell Co. GA

barneysmith500 — 2009-06-10 14:49:52Z

Dear Patty, I have been trying to connect with you on these families. I have a fair amount of info on Foster family and would love to collaborate.

Barney W Smith
norma55s@aol.com

Re: John McWilliams, Campbell Co. GA

barneysmith500 — 2009-06-10 14:27:24Z

I know I am replying to a years old post but I have been researching the Foster Family for years. I am descended from Choannah Mildred Foster and have discovered a fair amount of info which I would be willing to share with interested parties, Contact me at norma55s@aol.com.

Barney W Smith

Re: John McWilliams, Campbell Co. GA

barneysmith500 — 2009-06-02 16:40:11Z

I only now noticed your post on the McWilliams/Foster families of Campbell Co. The missing son of Moses Foster that you mention is Thomas E Foster who died in 1848 at his home in Atlanta. My gg-grandfather, John W Smith married Choannah Mildred Foster. Would love to swap info on these families.

Barney

Arthur Little b. 1892/4 and Ara Dodson b. 1905, Edward Little/Dodson b. 1930

georgia3girl — 2009-05-24 15:10:52Z

Looking for Arthur Little who married Ara Dodson, their son Edward H. Little was adopted by Dodson family and his name changed to Dodson. I'm looking for death certificate or any record for Ara Dodson Little after 1930. I cannot find any records for Arthur Little or Ara after 1930. I have Arthur, Ara and daughter Mary in the 1930 census. They were living in the Campbell County/Fairburn, GA. area.

I found an Arthur Little as 1/2 brother to John Little in 1910 - don't know if it is the same Arthur. Thank you for any help you can provide.

Re: Need record lookup please for 1830's

fredlovenfl — 2009-02-12 17:54:11Z

Do you know when and where Benjamin was born?
Did he have a middle name or initial?
Do you know the names of his spouse and children?
Anything else you can tell us about him?

Re: Hastings -Smiths - Clems -Eaves

blondie17 — 2008-08-22 01:56:28Z

Did you ever find out anything about your Eaves. I have lots of information on Eaves in GA and Alabama If you can send me some of your EAVES names/I will see if I have anything on them
elaine eaves cox

Re: SMITH / THOMPSON FAMILIES in Campbell Co.

bdrflem — 2008-05-26 13:57:50Z

I would love to have any information you have on the Thompsons of Campbell, Henry and Newton Counties. The Thompsons then moved into Douglas and Carroll Counties. I have just learned that the Thompsons in my family follow the same path. Thank you in advance.

Re: They were still calling them Plantations, even after Emancipation

nubian1343 — 2009-05-01 00:36:27Z

Hello: It is my belief that they should recognized these places that were Plantations as Plantations. To me it's like trying to hide the fact that slavery of a fellow human being ever happened. Many places have erased this history which makes black research twice as hard. As long as there is no slaves there is no problem. I also fill the same way about the places with Native Americans names. Rivers, Counties,etc. to not use them can deny they ever existed. Just my opinion. Frank R Wooten