Early - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

William Robert Williams

JerryHinsonWhite — 2009-10-31 23:57:26Z

b. 1828 Georgia (early county?)
married
1. m. 1852 Martha Segars
emma t.
jane a
2. m. 1859 Rachel Elizabeth Jones
William Richard
Rachel Elizabeth "Lizzie"
Jesse A.
3. Rose (?)

I have run into a brick wall trying to find the parents of this William Robert Williams. Any help would be appreciated. I have a wealth of info on his descendants that I am more than willing to share.

Re: Bailey

Conflds_1 — 2009-10-11 03:51:52Z

My ancestors are William R Bailey b 1842 and Martha Hails b abt 1842. I believe William might be the son of John b 1813 and Cinthia Santifer Bailey b 1816. Did John have 9 Children? Happy to Share information.

Re: Avera, Harrell, Robinson, Wood, Knight, Waller

jtknight13 — 2009-09-24 16:53:01Z

Thought I might could help you out a little. My husband's g/g/grandfather was William F. Knight who was married to Elizabeth Pollard (B. 1820 D. 27 Feb. 1895 in Early Co. Ga.) They were married 10 Jan. 1844. However, she was not the g/g/grandmother of our family since William was married to Sarah Jane Knight Knight (B. 1820 and married 15 Dec. 1839 in Tallapoosa, Ala.) prior to marrying Elizabeth. If you have any info you can share we would greatly appreciate all the help we can get. You can look at our tree "Knights A Plenty". We hope everyting is accurate but understand that everything as written is not quaranteed gospel as we have gotten the info from other trees, the internet and archives. Hope this helps.

Harvey and Judy Knight
jtknight13@hotmail.com

LOOKING FOR: Lone Pine Cemetery AKA Newbern cemetery

JoelHewitt55 — 2009-09-07 14:29:38Z

Looking for the burial spot of my Revolutionary Soldier Thomas Newbern RS or his son by same name, I have read he is buried in
Lone Pine cemetery but county was not mentioned

If there is a Lone Pine and/or Newbern cemetery in YOUR county please contact me with location / directions etc

Thanks
Joel Newbern Hewitt

Re: Lee Family./Bluffton

markmichal — 2009-09-03 23:14:17Z

I'm interested in the Lee family of Bluffton.

Re: Springfield Cemetery - Jakin

jwknoch — 2009-08-22 07:10:17Z

Springfield Cemetery
Hwy 39 North
Jakin 39861

There are a couple others in other counties.

Look up help, Ball Family

bjwidjet_1 — 2009-08-13 14:49:40Z

Is there anyone in Blakely, Early Co, GA that could and would be so kind as to go to the courthouse and lookup/copy the birth certificate and marriage license for Zachary A. Ball? He is my gggrandfather and have not been able to determine his fathers given name. Zachary was born 11 08 1845 in Blakely, Early Co, GA. He married Amanda Jane Douglass on 09 30 1874, in Blakely. Zachary's mother was Eliza Jane (last name unknown). Zachary's father died in 1849, after they moved to Henry Co, AL and I haven't been able to locate anything on him. Zachary's mother remarried a William A. Bottoms 12 30 1858 in Early Co, GA. He died in the Civil War in Richmond, VA.
Zachary served in Company A, 51st Regiment Early Co. "Early Voulnteers". In the enlistment records he is listed as Jack Ball-- Born 1845 in Early Co., GA. Entered service at Blakely, GA in 1862. GA Regiment, Dunwoody Company. Continued until close of the war May 1865.
I am unable to come to GA at this time to look up any of these records myself as I am undergoing a second round of chemotherapy. Any and all help and or information would be greatly appreciated. My direct email is now bjwidjet@cox.net; not sShoes.
Thanks, Betty

William E. WOLF 1918-2009 b. Damascus, Georgia

Lace_Lynch — 2009-07-07 12:58:18Z

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO – Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday, July 9, 2009 at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church for William E. Wolf Sr., 90, who passed on to eternal peace on July 3, 2009 at his home with loved ones surrounding his bedside.
Bill was born Oct. 20, 1918 in Damascus, Ga., the son of Charles and Jannie Douglas Wolf.
He was a graduate of East High School and went on to pursue his education at Youngstown State University, graduating in 1949 with a bachelor of science degree in Art Education. He did his student teaching at his alma mater and later pursued a career at the Youngstown Main Post Office, and retired after 30 years of service in 1978. Bill represented the Youngstown Postal Service and worked as a liaison, representing the workers as an Equal Opportunity Facilitator.
William loved life and enjoyed artwork and at one time pursued his artistic genius by working as an understudy in the Traylor/Wolf Art Studio in the 1950s.
Still pursing his love of art, painting, mosaic tile and carpentry work, he still managed to work two jobs and provide his family with all the necessary provisions, above and beyond the call of fatherhood and husbandry. A legend in his own light, he counseled many people, did some teaching seminars at home and some speaking engagements at various organizations and spread good news whenever he got an opportunity to do so.

His wife, the former Christine McElroy, whom he married on Sept. 2, 1939, passed away in Oct. of 2000, she was truly the love of his life.
He was a devoted husband, father and neighbor.
He leaves to cherish his memory his children, Dorothy V. Anderson, Nelson D., Herman J. and Dian C. King, with whom he made his home, all of Youngstown, Ohio; Dennis L. of New York, David C. (Delores) of Rocky River, Ohio; Gregory M. of New York and Eva/Asha (Toni/Abasi) Hill of Atlanta; and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Christine; a son, William E. Wolf Jr., who passed away in 1996; and nine brothers and sisters. He was the last living member of his family.
The Wolf family has entrusted their loved one to the care of the Wasko Funeral Home and will receive friends Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon.

Re: URQUHART families of Early Co GA

jotempl — 2009-07-06 19:00:37Z

I don't follow the Urqharts per se; I have some data on them in my database only because YT married my Mary Ann Grier. There are certainly some conflicting data:

EARLY COUNTY, GA - MILITARY Co. A 51st Regiment Early Volunteers: Urquhart, Yelverton T. -- Private - March 4, 1862. Discharged January 12, 1863.

1864 GA Militia census Early County Y.T. Urquhart 29 years Physician b GA; exempted because he is a MD and a JP.

So does this mean it's the same YT that was drafted in '62, discharged in '63, served as a PVT and in '64 came up for the draft again but exempted because meantime he had acquired physician skills?

Could there be 2 YTs of the same age living in Early County at the same time?

I have YT being the son of Alexander Haywood Urqhart and Althea Knight and they have moved from Talapoosa County, AL to Early County:
1850 Tallapoosa County, AL census Alexander Haywood Urquhart 57 b NC, Althea 43 b GA, Yelvington T. 16 b GA.
1870 Early County, GA census Yelvington Urquhart (misspelled Urquhash in the transcription) is a physician age 35 b GA, Mary Ann is 33 b GA, Lou 12 b GA, Rebecca 10 b GA, Althea, YTs mother, is living with them, is 63 b GA.

I can't find any record of YT and Mary Ann having a daughter named Mary Ann; Maybe you confuse this with YT's wife?

I also can't find a record of the Early County YT's father baing Samuel; Do you have data please?

Re: URQUHART families of Early Co GA

BennettLP — 2009-07-05 21:58:43Z

Yelvington Thaxton Urquhart, born 1834 son of Samuel Urquhart.

Yelvington T. Urquhart was a planter in Early County. He served as a PVT upon being drafted into the Confederate service in 1862. Received training as an apprentice surgeon to the 54th Georgia Infantry Regiment assisting the Regimental Surgeon. After the end of the war he returned home and used his apprenticed skills as a physician in the western part of Early County that bears his name.

His Second daughter was Lucinda but known as "Lou" who married into the Horn Family. Mary Ann was the oldest with Rebecca as the youngest.

Son of Samuel Urquhart, of Scottish Decent received a parcel of land from the 1805 Georgia Land lottery.

Regards,

Perry Bennett
Major, LG
Command Historian

United States Army
335th Signal Command (Theater)
Fort McPherson
East Point, GA 30344

Re: Leggett Sheffield Allen

LyndaJensen09 — 2009-06-17 23:24:48Z

There is a Wily Legget on the 1840 Randolph County, GA census. Right next to him is John Leggett. Also, on the 1880 Grant Parish, LA census, you will find William S. Leggett, b. 1818, GA. His wife is Ledora Legget. His occupation is listed as "Preacher". I believe this was Rev. Wiley S. Legget(t).

Re: URQUHART families of Early Co GA

jotempl — 2009-06-16 19:32:40Z

Grier cemetery marker has birth and death dates.

1856, Sep 28, Mary A. Grier, Spouse: Yelberton Urquhart, County: Early
Marriage record can be found at the County Court Records, Film # 0164093 - 0164097

1864 GA Militia census Early County Y.T. Urquhart 29 years Physician b GA; exempted because he is a MD and a JP.

1870 Early County, GA census Yelvington Urquhart (misspelled Urquhash in the transcription) is a physician age 35 b GA, Mary Ann is 33 b GA, Lou 12 b GA, Rebecca 10 b GA, Aletha is living with them is 63 b GA.

1880 Early County, GA census Yelvington Urquhart (physician) is 44 b GA father b NC mother b GA, Mary Ann 43 b GA father b GA mother b AL.

1910 Early County, GA census YT is 77 widowed living alone.

Re: URQUHART families of Early Co GA

debrapate1 — 2009-06-15 16:16:11Z

1870 Early Co GA Census:
Y.T. Urquhart 35 years of age
Mary Ann 33
Daughter (hard to read) 12
Rebecca 10
Alletha Urquhart 64

1900 Early Co., Ga. Census: Urquhart, Yelvington T. head of household, b. April 1834, 66 years of age, widower, b. in GA, father b. in North Carolina, mother born in Ga.

EARLY COUNTY, GA - MILITARY Co. A 51st Regiment Early Volunteers:
Urquhart, Yelverton T. -- Private - March 4, 1862. Discharged January 12, 1863. (Born in 1835.)

American Civil War Soldiers Record
Name: Yelverton T Urquhart ,
Residence: Early County, Georgia
Enlistment Date: 22 March 1862
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Confederacy
State Served: Georgia
Unit Numbers: 403 403
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 22 March 1862 at the age of 27
Enlisted in Company A, 51st Infantry Regiment Georgia on 22 March 1862.
Discharged Company A, 51st Infantry Regiment Georgia on 12 January 1863

Y.T.'s daughter, Rebecca married Lewis Abner Harriss on August 26, 1879 in Early Co., GA.

Debra Pate
debra_pate@yahoo.com

Re: URQUHART families of Early Co GA

debrapate1 — 2009-06-15 16:02:51Z

If memory serves me correct, Y.T. Urquhart's name is listed as Dr. Y.T. Urquhart on his tombstone.

Debra Pate
debra_pate@yahoo.com

Re: URQUHART families of Early Co GA

joew3 — 2009-06-15 15:26:07Z

I am just begining to do a little research on the Urquhart family. My connection is that Y. T. Urquhart is my grandmothers grandfather. We are from Early County. I have a copy of a photo. of Y. T. and it states that he was a doctor. I so far have not verified this , although I have found info. that the community of Urquhart in Early county was named after Dr. J. Q. Urquhart. My grandmothers mother was listed as Lou Urquhart, could this be the one whose name is unclear on census? Lou Urquhart married into the Horne (horn) family, i have his name but not available now.If you have any other info. on Y. T. OR J.Q. I would appreciate your help. Thanks,Joe Whatley

Evans

violapat — 2009-06-07 11:53:33Z

I have been researching my main line EVANS for many years in Twiggs County. All my dead ends are in Twiggs. I know that they married into the Crosby and VANN families. Haven't posted here in a long time and I noticed some new people so I thought I would try again. Also some of my Evans moved into Bibb County around the 1890's and later into Jones County.
ESPECIALLY interested in the family of David and Obediah Evans on the 1850 and 1860 census. Rufus Evans was my ggrandfather. I am probably related to every EVANS in Twiggs County and Jones County.

Re: avirett/gray

danclark39 — 2009-05-01 21:02:43Z

I HAVE THE INFORMATION ON AVIRETT FAMILY IN EARLY COUNTY, GA. SORRY I MISSED YOUR POST IN JANUARY. PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT INFORMATION YOU NEED AT annstrees39@yahoo.com AND I WILL TRY TO HELP YOU.

Re: DAVIS SURNAME

Mary10114 — 2009-04-18 02:27:18Z

Hello,

I am hoping you can help me. If I am correct Elizabeth Pickle was the daugher of Shelton Pickle and Sarah Bullock of Early Co. GA. I believe Sarah to be the sister of my husbands gg grandfather, John Bullock. Some researchers believe Sarah to be the daughter of Joseph and Martha Bullock of Decatur Co. GA, I do not. I believe her to be the daughter of Jeptha and Ada Bullock of Early Co., Jeptha and Ada were neighbors of the Pickles in the Cuba area. I also have copied pages of the Early co. History Book which lists the genealogy of the Pickles. Also have the census records for that time period.

KOONCE FAMILY CEMETERRY!

2008-10-08 06:43:17Z

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I AM TRYOING TO FIND MY ROOTS!
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EMAIL IS
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THANK YOU!

Re: Francis Marion Platt

Lakeladybsc — 2009-01-30 19:29:01Z

Your Jonathan Platt was brother to my GGGrandfather,William Platt b 1805. Both of these brothers and 3 others were born in Screven County, Georgia, and were the sons of James Platt.

1840 Early County Census Online

cgayers — 2008-08-19 01:52:38Z

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Re: Bell's in Early co. ( HELP ME???)

SaundraB — 2008-04-26 12:24:17Z

Do you have these pages?

1920 United States Federal Census about Corra Bell
Name: Corra Bell [Cora Bell]
Home in 1920: Urquhart, Early, Georgia
Age: 30 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1890
Birthplace: Georgia
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Ada
Father's Birth Place: Georgia
Mother's Birth Place: Georgia
Marital Status: Married
Race: Black [Colored (Black)]
Home owned: Rent
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 321
Household Members: Name Age
Corra Bell 30
Ada Bell 25
Addie L Bell 9
Dorris L Bell 5
William Bell 3
Eddie Bell 2
Freddie B Bell 11/12
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1930 United States Federal Census about Cara B Bell
Name: Cara B Bell
Home in 1930: Urquhart, Early, Georgia
Age: 39
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1891
Birthplace: Georgia
Relation to Head of House: Head
Race: Negro (Black)
Parents' birthplace:
Household Members:
Name Age
Cara B Bell 39

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World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about Corra Bell
Name: Corra Bell
City: Not Stated
County: Early
State: Georgia
Birthplace: Georgia;Africa
Birth Date: 12 Oct 1892
Race: African (Black)
Roll: 1557029
DraftBoard: 0

Thurman or Thurmond

patwastion — 2008-04-22 15:42:29Z

Looking for any information on Leila Thurman(Thurmond) who we think was married to a J.W.Williams and then a Homer Walston, we know she lived in Randolph County Ga and Muscogee County Ga., anything at all would be greatly apprciated Thanks Pat

Re: FIRESTINE /ROBERTS MO.KY.ILL.

Scott_Firestine — 2008-07-15 18:38:02Z

I think I have a agreat aunt Ruby Firestine from Licking MO I'll research into this more and get back to you

Re: Bell's in Early co. ( HELP ME???)

djbele — 2008-08-10 01:38:25Z

I have nothing this is my brick wall.

Re: Bell's in Early co. ( HELP ME???)

djbele — 2008-04-26 23:35:06Z

Yes I have this information. I am trying dig a little deeper. I belive I foud his parentstoday in Clay co. Charley and Adeline. I am not 100% sure yet and I have nothing on Ada yet?

Thx

DB

Bell's in Early co. ( HELP ME???)

djbele — 2008-04-24 19:56:21Z

looking for information on my g-grandfather Corra (cara,cora) Bell b.1891 married to Ada b.1894. I have them on the 1920 & 1930 census, but nothing prior. They had 9 children-fred , James, William, Wallace,Addie lou, Doris,Johnny Pearl, Eddie, & John Wesley. They split up and Ada moved with the kids to South Florida.

Ada was supposedly a daughter of Mitch and Mary Hutchins( hutchings, hutcheons) one of 25 kids. Mithc was also a well to do sharecropper in Clay/Early. Does anyone have any info?

Re: Council

Kathee74 — 2008-10-12 01:56:49Z

John Cecil is my great grandfather. Redden "Doc" is one of his son's with Fanny Delaura and is my grandfather. His son Henry Frank born in Tallahassee 1911 is my father.
I would love it if you would contact me.

Thank you,

kdubtree08@gmail.com

Re: Hilliard and Ford Families of Jakin GA

Mary10114 — 2009-04-18 02:15:08Z

Hate to be indelicate but is this family African American? If so, I lived down the road from some African American Fords in Jakin during the 1980's and 90's, last time I was up there, Mis. Earline still lived there.

Wideners in Claiborne County, Tennessee

jswidener_1 — 2008-05-16 23:40:58Z

Looking for family of Andres J Widener Live district 11, Claiborne County, Tennessee age 27 in 1870 and Children Bass and Laura Married to a Maggie Cole. Thanks for any help or advise on this i cant seem to com across anthing also lived in Civil District 2 in Claiborne county in 1910 Andrew Died in Marcy 15, 1917 Stephenville, Earth County , Texas Would love to find information on the children and family

Re: Rimes

bettyj_nesmith — 2008-08-28 16:18:38Z

John,
Hello..
I was looking over messages on my saved pages and noticed that you had written and obviously I hadn't read it. It had a red mark beside it, indicating it was unread. It was regarding our Rimes/Lewis Smith connection. Did we communicate about this?
We have talked before, but, honestly, can't be certain just which of our folks it was about.
The date of your email was 2001. I am so sorry.
Betty Jones Nesmith

George Washington Dean/Emma Ruth Duncan

pamjohnson191 — 2008-10-26 02:58:10Z

Looking for any information on George Washington Dean and Emma Ruth Duncan Dean. From the Miller County, Ga area and the Polk County, Fl area.

Re: Zacheous & Laura CHEWNING Widner

Bernicewright97 — 2008-09-16 11:41:35Z

I wonder if the marriage date was changed to "cover" the birth of a children before 1900. There is a Laura Widner age 5, born Dec 1896, on the 1900 Early Cty census listed as niece in the hh of Orval and Minnie Chewing with Emily Chewing, Mother. and then in 1910 in hh of Loreua B and Collier Hammond. In the 1910 census listed with the family is an Emily Chewing mother in law, and Ed??? Shanks, uncle.

Also, this Laura could be by Zacheous first wife, but that also makes the 1894 marriage date wrong if they were married when Laura was born. Laura, wife of Zack., gives a birthdate of July 1882, that would have made her age 12 marrying a 22 yr old

The family is in Miller County in 1920. The only one I could find in 1930 was Carlton.
Looks like Carlton is in Miller County in 1930 married to an Edna.

1840 -1850 census

WBarfieldsr — 2006-04-05 02:55:35Z

Can someone with acsses to the 1840-1850 Early County Georgia census check on jesse Barfield(Barefield) and Mary Riley. They had 7 sons between 1842-1856. Thank you in advance for your time.

1840-1860 Census Early County Georgia

WBarfieldsr — 2006-04-05 02:55:35Z

I am trying to gather anyinformation on the Barfield(Barefield) family in Early Co. Ga..Jesse ? Barfield and Mary ? Riley were Married Dec. 08, 1842 somewhere in Early Co. Ga. They had 7 sons.1. Hugh Barfield b.1849,M. Caroline Elizabeth Walker.2. George W. Barfield b.Mar. ?, 1850,M. Talitha Cummi Walker. 3. William Barfield b.1852. 4. John Martin"Jack" Barfield b.Nov. ?, 1856. 5. Samuel"Sante" or "Sanford" Barfield b.? ?,1858. 6. Alexander ? Barfield b.? ?, 1859. all In Early County,Georgia. 7> Jessee Francis Barfield b. ? ?, 1863 Texas. If anyone has anymore information or can do a lookup for me, it would be greatly appreciated.
Feel free to E-Mail me at:wbarfieldsr@hot.rr.com

Re: Moses WARREN family 1850 census

lwarren171 — 2008-07-07 20:47:32Z

Moses Warren, is my great, great grandfather
fauther of
Elly Warren, b Sept 2, 1821, Emanuel City, GA., d June 7, 1897 Jakin, GA, Married to Mary Louisa Stamper, Aug 5, 1863, Early County Georgia, is my great grand father

Manning Gilbert Warren, grand father, married to Ethel Naomi Collins , 1912

Linton Collins Warren, father

Eugene Lee Warren – that’s me.

Re: Critical Health Info McCann Leggett King

LyndaJensen09 — 2009-04-06 15:10:44Z

I am a Leggett descendent with CHARCOT-MARIE-TOOTH Disease. If anyone wishes to share info please contact me at lynda@jensen.net. I have been genetically tested and can tell you what type of CMT runs in our family.

Zacheous & Laura CHEWNING Widner

sissiebear — 2008-09-15 18:38:10Z

Zacheous E. Widner born July 1871 to Jasper N. & Sally Widner, married Laura CHEWNING, born about 1878 to Jesse & Emily SHANKS Chewning, in 1900.
Their children were:
Laura Widner born about 1885 (child by Zach’s first wife)
Mattie May Widner born about 1901
Lizzie M. Widner born about 1904
Carlton E. Widner born about 1906
Clarabelle B. Widner born about 1908

When did Zack & Laura die & where are they buried? When was their actual marriage date in 1900 (I believe the 1894 marriage record is wrong for in 1900 they state they had only been married one month & in 1910 they had only been married ten years)? Are there any pictures of them? What became of their children?

I will gladly share Chewning & Lane information I have on this family.

Thank You,
Lena

William Butler before 1870

jrboddie — 2008-06-11 21:07:40Z

Looking for the parents of William BUTLER b.1852 or 1853 who married Lucy MOCK in 1875 in Early County, Georgia. He appears in the 1870 Federal Census in Early County in the household of Andrew WEST (26th District, 233/233).

Re: avirett/gray

anikgamo — 2009-01-03 04:29:06Z

Hello I found an old query I posted way back in 2000, with a reply from danclark39. Reply was that danclark39 had info on my query.

Please e-mail me at anikgamo@gmail.com. Would love to hear from you. thank you

Re: avirett/gray

anikgamo — 2009-01-03 04:28:34Z

Re: George Washington Dean/Emma Ruth Duncan

glenharrell53 — 2009-03-26 20:01:11Z

Hello
I found your post after putting my maternal great grandfather's name in google. My ggf was George Washington Dean and was married to Annie Hussen Dean. My grandfather William Thomas Dean died in 1978 in Lakeland Florida (Polk County)

Re: Stephen BLOCKER fam Bluffton Early Co Ga 1836

LynetteJusten55 — 2008-08-14 23:33:49Z

Can you please give me info on the Blocker family that lived in Inverness, Fl. I live in Citrus Co. and my husbands gr gr grandmother is Mary Blocker of Early Co. Ga. lhjusten@tampabay.rr.com

Re: Eaford Family

keepraying4us — 2008-05-06 16:32:59Z

Hi, I am still looking for someone doing research on the Eaford family. I would love to compare notes with you. I would like to learn about my GGgrandfathers family. I have know information on his parents or sibblings. Hellllpp PLEASE. God bless. Gurt.

Re: Bell's in Early co. ( HELP ME???)

drcarlossmith — 2008-05-16 04:39:19Z

Do you have any more info on the Hutchins family? I am looking for info on my great great grandmother Jospehine Hutchings or Hutchins. She married Gus Stringer. Possibly had a sister Amanda that married Jospeh Powell and possible another sister of unknown name that married into the George family.

Also...do you know of any connection between the Hutchings and the Everettes. Specifically an Ivory Everette who was a preacher.

Re: George Families of Early County

drcarlossmith — 2008-05-15 03:24:39Z

not sure if you still check this...I'm researching the Stringer surname in Early county. My grandmother who is 89 vaguely remembers there being a connection between the Stringer, George, and Hutchins (or Hutchinson) families.

Gus and Jospehine Stringer born in the 1860s are my road blocks at this point. Jospehine's maiden name was either Hutchins or Everette.

Hilton

ddw270695 — 2008-08-25 02:57:24Z

Does anyone have any records or know how i might obtain them from hilton school?Looking for late 30s to late 50s

Re: Bluffton, Clay Co. Ga. Humphreys family graves 1870-1900

jht33584 — 2009-03-11 03:56:46Z

Searching for info on my Grt Grt Grt uncle, Confederate Soldier Clement T. Humphreys and his wife Susan Ivey. They moved to Bluffton between 1870 and 1880 from Thomas Co., Georgia. He died there in 1893. Three of their four children also died there. I am searching for his burial cemetery, ro insure his grave is marked with an Confederate marker. Please email me at jt33584@yahoo.com.

Church History

spbarber — 2008-08-15 17:24:32Z

I am researching (for my dissertation) churches that were organized prior to the Civil War and African American churches that were organized immediately after the Civil War. Please contact me if you have any narrative histories or lists of members.

Re: Page and Phelps Family

lphelms — 2008-10-09 03:16:46Z

Early County was divided into several other counties in 1854. Any census after 1854 would place them in another county. Have you tried Miller, Calhoun, Clay, Baker Counties?