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THE
CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL QUAR T tRLY
BY THE
COiJNTY
GENEALOGICAL SOI]IElY
CARROLL
P. O. BOX 576
CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 30i 17
yveb Page Address - http:l/members.aol.com/carroligenl
VOLLJIT'1E
SPRING 1998
XiX
NUMBER ONE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Presrdent's Letter. Oftrcers and Committees........
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Reslonng Carron County Cemetenes
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Confederate Refugee Descendants Thflve in Brazil ......................-. ..........
Farnrly Histones
ionn R riarrrson
wrltran' C Caro
Wi|am IVIoses Jones . . ... .
I lon es Jetterson l,.4cCiendon
lne Cnambers Famr,y .. ....
Tne Joseph and Sarah lvloody Chambers Fami|y...................
James Estra Brown
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PuDlications
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Wrlkes County GA: Will lndex 1777-1821
Ba.n.ng koad Famiry Cerretery........... .
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Items of Genealogicai lnterest, Carroil Couniy Ttmes 1881
Pedigree
Charts
Focus of Research . .....
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Oueries...
CCGS Members.
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The Carroll County Genealogical Society, Carroli County Georgia, membership dues
are $20.00 per person or famrly, on a calendar basis (January through December). Life
mernberships are ooi availabie Thls publication rs lnciuded at no extra cost in the
membership dues, with one copy per famrly. Extra copres of the '1998 Quarterlies are
avatiable for $5.50 each Former issues of the Quarterly are available at the pnces
shown on the Dack page of thrs rssue. These are ordered from the Carroil County
Genealogrcal Sooety, P O. Box 576, Carrollton, GA 30117. Queries are published
free ior members of the Socrety; charges for quenes for non-members are $5.00 for up
to i00 words. This Society does not assume responsibility for errors in fact or opinron
which may appear in artrcles furnished by rts members. We will gladly correct any
errors brought to our attention.
Copyright 1998
lssN-0734-5682
Spnng 1998
Dear Members.
The CCGS laun6hed 1998 with new officers and committee members. Each
committee is planning the work which we hope to accomplish during the year. lf you
would like to serve on a committee or have suggestions for our work in the areas of
programs, puDlications, or iibrary acquisitions, please pass these suggestions along to
a local member.
The goals of our Society are preserving local records including family histories,
publishing a quarterly oi supeflor quality, and teaching geneaiogrcal research to
interested individuals. These goals guide the projects in which we engage.
One of our favorite proJects is the Spring Genealogical Workshop. This year Dr.
Eugene Sneary, program chairman, has procured the services of Dr. David Greene,
Chairman of the Humanities Dept , Predmont College, Demorest, GA. On Saturday,
April 25, Dr. Greene will cove, several topics of interest irom 9:00 until 3.00 with a
luncheon at noon which is a pad of the $20.00 registration fee. Nonmembers pay
$23.00andall registerwith D. Sneary at 770-830-6702, ormail your check to
20 Harper's Way Carrollton GA 301 17.
Another excitrng event is the publication of the 1830 & 1840 Censuses - Canoll
Countv. Georoia ($10.00 which includes postage) and the Abstract of Deed Book E. F.
and G - Canoll Countv. Georoia Both of these publications are featured elsewhere in
this edition.
There are many indivrduals wno contribute their time and resources toward the
success of our Society, and for these persons all of us are truly grateful However,
there are two individuals to whom we need to say a public "thank you " Shirley Gardner
is so faithful in editing the O!,arterly. To her we give a hearty thanks. And to Dave
Word, our able Webmaster, we are most grateful. He keeps our Home Page up-todate (http://members.aol.com/carrollgen/) with the monthly program topic and other
information. He will be happy to help others. Contact him at daword@aol com.
May 1998 bring us peace, progress, and research rewards of new information
about our ancestorsl
Srncerely,
Ramona Teal. Presioent
rHE CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGiCAL SOCIETY
1998 OFFICERS AND COIVIMITTEES
President.
Vice-President ....
Recordrng Secretary..... . .... . .
Conesponding Secretary ...... .
Ireasurea. .
Uuarterly Edrtor.
LrDrary Coordrnator.
Program Coordinator
Frnance Committee Charrman . . . ... .
Pub|catrons Committee Charrman .......
Publicity Committee Chairman ...
Ramona Teal
Betty devane
Sandra Allen
Mary Florence Word
Lee Wash
Shirley Gardner
Betty devane
Eugene Sneary
Lee Wash
Mary Florence Word
Bill Nrrtchell
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From the
Cafiol Star News January 25-31. 1998
NEW YEAR FINDS CONFEDERATE SONS RESTORING
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After an absence of severa months January 2nd found the McDaniel-Curtrs
Camp, Sons ot Confederate Vete.ans restonng those Carroll Counly cemetenes which
contarn the remarns of the soldre.s oi the Army of the Confederate States of Ameflca.
On this particular occasron. the camp restored the Gray Family Cemetery, that
contains the grave of Private Davrd Gray. Pvt. Gray served wrth Company'H',56th
Georgia Volunteer lnfantry and Company f, Col. Neeley's Mrlrtra Regrment.
When trnrshed wth the Gray Cemetery the camp contrnued the restorations by
travelrng to the Dorfis Cemetery, that contarns the grave of Lieutenant W. C. Dorris. Lt.
Dorns served with Company T. 56lh Georgra Volunteer lnfantry Thrs cemetery has a
roacj along its east side. As the road detefloratecj, the vehicies encroached on the
cemetery ancj ciamaged several oi tne graves. The road has now been blocked and.
hopefully. no more damage wrll occuT
As is the cLrstom ol IUcDaniel-Curtrs Camp, rf a cemetery contains even one
confederate veteran, they restore rhe entire cemetery This was no exception, and the
resting places along the roacj were restored and rebuilt as well as possible
Next, they traveled to the Camp Famrly Cemetery where they placed a marker
for Corporal Benlamrn L Camp Cpl Camp served wrth Company K 30th Georgra
Volunteer lnlantry and dred December 1Bth, 18tj1. Slncethattime ('136 years) he has
lain unmarked, except fo. a lreld stone I he Sons were advised of his presence last
year when they were restoring thrs cemetery.
lt also contarns the remains of F M Camp Company'B 7th Georgra State
cuards, and those oi Walter C. Carnp, Company'B' 4th Georgra State froops
Camp ..embe.s partrcrpating rn thrs valuable work included Fred Lewis, Lee
Thigpen, Donald Duncan, Roger Denney Eugene Brock, Rrck Pope, Chuck Lott, Merflll
Henderson. Chadie Lott, Steve Wrlson Jerry Rogers L C. Willrams and L. A Burns.
ln addition, Wrley lvlears, a local resrdent, notlced the camp's sign and flags
along the roadway, brought his camera and lorned in the work at the Donis cemetery.
Mears rs the great grandson of Sergeanl Samuel E. Gordon, who served wrth Company
'H' 46th Georgia Volunteer lnfantry llears is now in the process of Joinrng the camp, a
weicome adoitionl
McDaniel-Curtis Camp rs a str cly hrsloncal and benevoient, non political, non
sectarian, and non racial o.ganizatron of the maie cjescendants of those who deiended
the South during the Wa. Betlveen the States. Part of rts mission rs to lccate, restore,
and protect the graves oi these confedeaate heroes To ciate, they have iocated the
graves of 795 confederate veterans rn Carroll County. These are iocated in 116
cemeteries, many of whrch are private famiiy plots with no one ietl to care for them.
lne ca-p has r--s tar restored rwenty.two oi lnese prots. with pians ior more
restorations in the nea. future. The camp rs actively searching for all Confederate
Veterans restrng in Carroll County. and Tequests anyone with knowledge of the location
of a Confederate grave to coFtact then'
Any gentleman wrth a confederate ancesior !s encouraged to join this camp.
Detarls can be obtarned by callrng Charlre Lot, al770-942-2691.
For the ladies, the 'Confecierate Belles offer an opportunity to serve also
Submrtted by Shirley Gardner
Contact Pam Pape at 770-949-9257
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The following article appeared in The Atlanta Joumal/The Atlanta Constitution Nov. 27,
1997. lt is reprinted here becalrse rt coincides wilh The Coleman Farrly article which
was in the Winter 1997 Qua{erly:
.CONFEDERATE REFUGEE DE.SS;ENDANTS THRIVE IN BRAZIL
Oid Trmes: They're die-hard Southemers, 5,000 miles below the Mason-Dxon line
by Shelley Emling, Staff Correspondent
Americana, Brazrl- ln a Portuguese-speaking country, Allison Jones converses
in English, tinged wrth a Southern accent.
He eats foods brought here by his ancestors: grits. watermelon, fried chicken
and fluffy biscuits.
And he proudly drspiays the battle flag of the Coniederate States of America,
draped across the piano in his irvrng room.
Truly, Jones resides in the Old South.
But it's 5,000 miles below the Mason-Dixon line.
Jones, 54, is one of some 100,000 descendants of former Confederates -caiied Corfederados here -- who were unable to stomach the rule of Yankees and fled
their homes followrng the Civll war for a new beginning in this tropical South American
nation.
Jones and the other descendants ot these 10.000 or so Confederates have
managed to stay true to their Southern roots, no easy task in a land that prefers
sensuo!s sarnbas to Dixreland jazz and the tastes of black beans and pork to those of
sweet potato pie.
"We care about tne plight of our ancestors, and we Con't want to forget about
them," Jones said.
Jones, an engineer, is one of 90 active members of the Fratemity of American
Descendants, or FDA by its Podugese acronym, founded in 1954 to preserve the
hrstories of their ancestors.
ln the past, they've done tnrs by holding annuai soirees featuring everything
from Vrrginia reels to antebellum gowns, celebrations that would please even Scarlett
O'Hara
And in the future they hope to estabiish student exchange programs between
Brazllran unrversitres and those rn the southern United States, including Auburn
University in Alabama.
But therr ma,n job wiii conti4Lre to be to maintain the Llonfede!'ate cemetery
that's nearly hrdden amicl acres of sugar cane near the town of Santa Elarbara []'Oeste,
about 10 miies outside Americana, where some 400 oi their ancestors are buned tn
graves marked Dy iombstones wth epitaphs in English.
Among the buried rs Col. Wrlliam Hutchinson Norns, Jones' greal-greatgrandfalher, who was born in Oglethorpe Ga., in 1800.
Norris blazed the trailto Brazii, arriving in '1866 and persuading other
Southerners to follow wth tales of cheap land.
"He was too old to fight in the Civil War, but some of the others in my family
did," Jones said.
Also buried rn the cemetery rs W S. Wse, the great-uncle of Rosalynn Carter.
Former President Jimmy Carter and his wife visited the cemetery during a trip to Brazil
in 1972, when he was still governor ot Georgia.
"The most remarkable thing was, when they spoke, they sounded just like
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Confederate Refugee Descendants Contd.
people in South Georgia " the governor sard shortiy after his vrsit. He added that he
was impressed by the patrotism and cohesiveness of the descendants.
lndeed, dunng the Persran Gulf War, many of the descendants were glued to
their teievisrons, cheer ng the Americans on to victgry
The story of the Confederate exodus to Brazil began with the end of the Civil
War in 1865, when many Southemers found their property destroyed and their
citizenship revoked
Anywhere from 6,000 to 10 000 of them fled to Brazii, in part because it still
allowed slavery - untll '1888 - but mostiy because Emperor Pedro il subsidlzed their
trips and gave them tax breaks in hopes these experienced farmers wouid establisn a
prosperous cotton rnduslry in Brazil.
Lured by recruiters at church gatherings and town hall meetings, the
Southemers settled rn all parts of Brazil, rncludrng the Amazon region. But disease and
hardship drove perhaps 60 percent of thern back to the United States Only one
communrty prospereci, the aptly named Americana, now a city of 200,000 and a
blossomrng textrle center
Led by Norris, settiers were captivated by this sugar-cane growing region, some
80 mrtes northwest of Sao Paulo whlch offered the brick-red soil and sultry climate
they'd been accustomed to it also oiiered a connection to ihe natron's railroad, which
enabled them to buy and seil what they wanted.
Over the years, they mixed in well with therr darker-skinned nerghbors, and (
wasn't long before they were rntroducing the pancake, waffle, watermelon, steel-bladed
plow, coal-heated iron, silk weaving l(erosene lamp, pecans and peaches to the
indigenous popuiation.
The Confederates also brouqht wrth them Southern mrssronaries, who worked
as teachers and established such high educational standards they've continued to have
an efiect tociay. Amencana has an illiteracy rate of only 14 percent compared to 25
percent in other regions.
One re|c rn partrcular that remarns from this era is the Confederate flag, a
controversial symbol rn the tlnited States where rt conjures up images of siavery and
racism Here. it decorates the 25-foot obelisk that stands at the entrance of the
cemetery, on which the names of the frrst families are emblazoned. names such as
Mcl\rlullan, N4oore, Pyles Hawthorne, Grady Easton, Cullen Barr, Buford, Yancey and
Whitaker.
"Ihe flaq represents history, and we have no rnterest rn the Ku Klux Klan or
anything lit(e that," Jones said. 'The fiag doesn't carry the kind oi negatlve connotation
here that tt does tn the ljnrted states "
A small museum opened rn 1988 in Santa Barbara D'Oeste to teil the story of
the immigrants and their imports, rncludrng perhaps baseball- although Sao Paulo's
Japanese immrgrants, who arrived in the 1890s, also claim baseball as their impoft.
It gives even those residents who aren't descendants of Confederates a chance
to learn about their city s hrstory, aithough history is hard to ignore in a place like
Americana.
"We learn aboLrt the Contederates nol from school, but it is something you learn
just by living here," said Sandra Edrlene de Solza, 23, a student. "l mean, when streets
have names iike Ferguson, Dodson and McKnrght, you pick up on alltrte history "
I o make sure their history is never iorgotten, Jones'group, the FDA, decided in
1985 to invite the publrc to an annuai two-day picnic, usualiy in April, to celebrate
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Confederate Refugee Descendants, Cont'd.
Southern dance, dress, food and musjc. At these gathenngs which attract 1,500
people or more, hoop skirts and Civil War untForms are donned the Confederate flas is
hoisted, old pictures are pored through, and strains of "Dixie" are played.
ln addition to the FDA, 20 decendants recently formed a chapter of the Sons of
the Confederate Veteraos here, which is that group's first chapter outside the United
States. One U. S. chapter of the Sons of the Confederate Veterans, in Hotlywood, Fla.,
plans to visit next spring. tts members plan to perform enactments of Civil Wartime
batties.
Jones, in particular, has kept tradition a|ve by teaching i_i.S. history to his three
daughters - as well as English, which they speak at home.
Jones visited the southern United States rn the late 1970s, including a trip to
Georgia that included visits to A anta, Athens and Ogleihorpe.
JQrN8. E48E!5Qr
Submftted by Silver Vi egas, 6504 Cooper Lane,
Jacksonville, FL 322i 0.
John R. Harnson was born in 1805 to ----- Harnson and Catherine ---- (b 1773; d bef
1860). He married 23 Dec 1831 in Meriwether Co., GA, to Elizabeth Sharp, who was
bom in 1816, and died rn Coweia Co., GA The name of hts father is unknown.
John R. and Elizabeth had nine children: Benlamin, Martha, John Henry, Sampson,
John T, Catherine, Franklin, Kenian, and Sa.ah A E. Harrison.
1 Benjam,n Harrison, bApr 1831, MeriwetherCo., GAi md03Jan1859,
Coweta Co., GA, to Elizabeth Wilson (b 09 Apr 1844; d 1912; bur Elim Bapt. Ch. Cem.,
Handy Dist, Coweta Co. GA)i he d j4 Jan 1915. Coweta Co., GA Four children.
a. William Henry Andrew Jackson Harrison, b '1859, Heard Co , GA; md
Liia Ann Thrower (b 1867).
1. Dover E Harrison, b 01 N.4ay 1889, GAt md 15 Nov '1906, Coweta
Co., GA, to will Williamson (b 12 Sep 18t]4, GA; d 16 Jut 1929; bur Connth Cem.,
Heard Co., cA).
A. Otis Williamson b Aug '1909.
2. John Henry Harrison, b 11 Sep 1892, Connth, Troup, GA; md 24 Dec
1914, Troup Co, GA, to Ella Mare Winslett (b 14 Jul 1897 Forsyth, Monroe, GA; o
17 Oct'1979, Hogansvi e, Troup, GA) d 16 Oct 1939, Corinth, Troup, GA Six children.
A. Bernice Corrinne Harrison, b '13 Jul '1916, Hogansville, Troup,
GA; md 26 Mar 1940, Franklin, Heard, GA, to Howard Thomas Horton (b 11 May 1920,
Roanoke, AL, d 26 Feb 1972: bur Corintn Cem. Heard Co., GA).
1. Hoyt Eugene Horton, b and d Oct 1940, Hogansville, Troup.
B Jesse Leon Harrison, b 07 Jun 1919, Hogansville, Troup, GA;
md 04 Dec 1943, Hogansville, to Eleanor lvarie Holland (b 10 May 1928, Canoll Co.,
GA). S,x children.
1 Sandra Elaine Harrison, b 11Apr 1945, Hogansville; md 15
Aug 1970, Dunwoody, Fulton, GA, to Parks Tayior Long (b 14 Oct 1942, Chattanooga,
Hamilton, TN). Two chiidren: a. Jacob Bradley Long, b 2s Apr 1974. b. Joshua
Frankiin Long, b 01 Dec 1977.
John R. Harrison, Cont'd
2 Palticia Kay Harrison, b 10 Nov 1948, Hogansvilie, Troup, GA,
md#1 22 Jun 1968 to Robert David Allen Sr, md #2 09 Sep 1980 to Leonard Gordon
Tullis Two children: a. Robert David Alien Jr. b. Thomas Horton Alien.
3. Cathy Francine Harrison, b 30 Aug 1950, Hogansvrlle; md #1
27 Oct 1973 to William Keller Tomassi, md #2 23 Oct 1983 to Raymond Peabody
4 Lenora Lynn Harrison, b 09 Nov 1959, Atlanta GA; md to
Timothy Terre Randeil
5 Mary Loretta Harflson. b 03 Dec 1962, Atlanta GA; md 06
'1985
Aug
to James Robert Enghsh
6 Beverty Joann Harrison, b 16 Nov 1965, Atlanta, GA.
C. Lillian Cathflne Harflson, b 22 Aug 1922, Lacrange, Troup, GA;
md to Howard Ftorence (b 09 lvlay 1919 d lvlar 1965, Hogansville, Troup, GA); she d
15 Feb 1981, Newnan, Coweta, GA
i. Patsy Rudine Florence, b 22 Dec 1942.
D. Wrlliam Hiran Harrison, b 09 Nov 1925, Lacrange, Troup, GA;
md #1 15lvla l950, Heard Co., GA to Elizabeth Emory Robrnsoni md #2 to Lavonra
Gaddy.
E Ernest Amos Harrison, b 07 lvlay'1929 Hogansville, Troup, GA;
md 15 Oct'1955, Newnan, Coweta, GA, to Eleanor lmogene Ball
F. Elsie lvlae Harrison, b i9 Ma. 1932, Hogansviile; mci 04 Feb
1951, Frankl,n, Heard, GA, to Bobby Joe Cole (b 01 Aug 1932, Randolph Co, AL).
3. Moliy Bell Harrison, b 07 Oct 1897 md 12 May 1912, Coweta Co.,
toGroverC.
GA
Gaddy (b07Aug 1884, Coweta Co., GA; d25Mar1956; bur Corinth
Cem , Heard Co., GA)i d 17 oct 1945; bur Corinth Cem., Heard oo., GA.
4. Lours Benjamin Harrison, b Jan 1898; md to Edna Vvatson.
5 .iessie Harrison b 1899
6. Annie Mae Harrison, b '11 Nov 1900, GA; md 28 Dec 1919,
Hogansville, to Roger J. C Gaddy (b 22 Dec 1899, d 15 Oct 1961 ; bur Corinth Cem ,
Heard Oo , GA); d 11 Mar'1980, bur Corinth oem , Heard Co., GA.
lnez Herrison. b 19O1 md to len Craven
lnfant Harrison. b bef i910.
b. James Pinkrnan Gleaton Clrnton Harrison b 1864, Heard Co., GA; md
calSSTtoAmeilaA Cato (b 17Sep'1863, Franklin, Heard, GAi d23Apr'1936,
Lacrange, Troup, GA, bur H illvrew Annex, Lacrange); d Carroll Co., cA (shot) [Their
descendants will be published rn the next Quarterly.l
Joseph Lleadows Pascall Amos Harnson, b 1866, md Mollie S. ---.
1. Tommie Harnson b 1893.
Mattie Harrison. b'18115.
Burt Har.lson. o i897
d. John Benlamrn Ctaudre Wrlson Harrison, b 18 Jul 1870, Heard Co., GA,
md 25 Nov 1894, Coweta Co, GA, to Katre West (b 12Mat 1a76 d 30 Aug 1960, bur
OakHrlt Cem., Newnan Coweta, GA); d26Jul 1956, Coweta Co , GAt burOakHill
Cem. They had srx chrldren:
1. Joseph tsyron Harrison, b 11 Feb 1902, Coweta Co, GAi md 14Apr
1923, Coweta Co, GA, to Mary Etoy Jackson (b 23 Jul 1901, Coweta Co, GA; d 05 Jul
1971. (loweta (lo (;A; bur Oak Hill Cem ) d 10 Nov 1948 Coweta Co GA; burOak
Hrll Cem.
2. Cammie Harrison, b 1903.
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Grady W. Harrison, b 13 lrar 1905, Coweta Co, GA; md 20 Dec
1947, Coweta Co, GA, to Marguerite S. Fowler (b 29 Sep 19'16; d 02 Jun '1981, Coweta
Co, GA; bur Oak H ll Cem.); d 06 Aug 1964, Coweta Co, GA; bur Oak Hill Cem.
4. Tommy Harrison, b '1906.
5. Rosa N. Hanison, b 1909.
lnfant Harr,son. b bef i910
2. Martha Harrison b '1832, Meriwether Co, GA
3. John Henry Harnson, b 1835, lvleriwether Co, GA.
4. Sampson Harrison, b 1837, Meriwether Co, GA, d 02 Jul 1863, Gettysburg,
PA (Civil War).
5. John T. Harnson, b 1841, lMeriwetherCo, GA: md 23 Dec 1881, Coweta Co,
GA, to Louise Jane Gable (b 30 lray 1852; d 29 Sep 1881, Coweta Co, GA; bur lvt.
Pilgrim Lutheran Ch. Cem.).
a. Emmett Jacob Harrison, b '16 Sep 1881 Coweta Co, GA, d 10 Nov
1881, Coweta Co, GA; bur Mt. Pilgrim Lutheran Ch. Cem.
6. Cathenne Harnson, b '1845, lveriwether Co, GA.
7. Franklin Harrison, b 1847, Meriwether Co. cA.
Kenian Harnson. b 1848, l\4eriwether Co GA
9. Sarah A. E. Hanison, b 1854, Meriwether Co, GA.
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WILLIAM C, CATO
Submitted by Silver Villegas, 6504 Cooper Lane,
Jacksonvilie, FL 32210
William C. Cato was born '12 Aug 1816 rn Washington or Wilkes Co., GA. He married
hrvice, frrst to Arhmrssa Bales or Bates, on '12 Nov 1437 rn Wrlkinson Co , GA, and
second to Elizabeth Golden, on 18 Mar 1849 in Heard Co., GA Art,missa died after
'1846. Elizabeth Golden was born 05 May 1831 in Monroe Co., GA. William died
12 Aug 1889, and is buried in Wesley ChapelCem., Frankhn, Heard Co., GA.
Elrzabeth dred 15 Apr 1914, and is buned in Clem United Meth. Ch. Cem, Canoll Co.,
GA,
William C. Cato's headstone in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery in Heard Co., GA, reads
that he was a Private, Company E, 1gth Regrment, which was in the Georgia volunteer
lnfantry, Armyof Tennessee Hejoined26Jun'lS6l,enlistedasaPrivateinCo A, 1st
Regiment, Georgra Reserve lnfantry (Fannrn's) in 1864. He served in Andersonvalle as
a provat guard. Hewas homeon a30'dayleave in lvlarch of 1865, and, while trying to
return to Andersonville, he walked 14 miles to the railroad tn Hogansville. He returned
about eight the next day anci was told by the man who was looking after the soldiers to
go back home and stay until fufther orders that tne R and R was torn up, that the
Yankies were everywhere, and there was no chance for him to get to has command.
Two weeks later the Southern soldiers started comrng home. Only one of his frrst four
sons returned, Wiliiam FranKlin.
William C. and Artimrssa Cato had 7 children: Thomas C., Melissa A , James A.,
Wrlliam Franklin, Frances, Serena A. Elizabeth, and Jessie.
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Thomas C. Cato, b 1838, d 24 Jul 1864, Richmond VA (CivilWar); bur
Hollywood Cem., Rrchmond, VA.
2. lvlelissa A. Cato, b 1840; d 24 Jun '1905; bur Hillview Cem., Lacrange,
Troup, GA.
3. JamesA Cato b'1841, d 04 Dec 1861, Richmond, VA (Civil Wao.
4. Witliam Franklin Cato, b Nray 1842, Wilkerson Co, GA; md bef 1870, Heard
Co, GA, to tulary A. --- (b 1848)i d aft 1906; bur Wesley Chapel Cem., Franklin, Heard
Co, GA. they had 6 children: Thomas L, Frances V., Jackson L., Alice E., Mary F.,
and James A. Cato.
a. Thomas L Cato, b Oct 1869, Heard Co, GA; md 1893 to Rebecca "Polly
(b
1872i d May 1951, Troup Co, GA); d 04 May 1940, Troup Co, GA. (8 ch.)
Staley
1. N. A. Cato, b 1897
2. Gertrude Cato b 1898.
3 l\,'lary Cato b '1899
4. Polly Cato, b 1904.
5 Harvy Wrnston Cato, b 20 Apr 1906, Heard Co, GA; md 16 Feb 1930,
Lacrange, Troup, GA, to Annre Beil Hasty (b 27 Jan 1909, Chambers Co, AL; d 16 Oct
1983, West Point, Troup, GA; bu. Hillvrew Cem., Lacrange, GA); d 02 Jun '1958, West
Point, GA; bur Hillview Cem., Lacrange, GA. {2 children)
A Edith Cato, b abt 1932.
B James (Sonny) Cato, b abt 1934, west Point, Troup, GA.
6 Charles Paul Cato. b 04 Jan 1goa
7 E. Staley Cato, b aft'1910.
8. Elgin L. Cato, b 23 [Aar 19'1'1.
D. F'ances V Ua10 b',1871.
c Jackson I Cato, b 06 Jul 1873 md l\/lathe L ----- (b 17 Sep 1872; d
19Jut 1912; burWesleyChapel Ch Cem); d '18 Jun 1948, Heard Co, GA.
1 . Enota E. Cato, b 20 Aug 1901 ; d 1 1 Sep 1924, Heard Co, GA; bur
Wesley Chapel Ch. Cem.
d Alice E Cato, b 15 Ocl 1879, Heard Co GA: md --- Tucker: d 04 Feb
1954, bur Wesley Chapel Ch. Cem., Heard Co, GA.
e Mary F. Cato, b 1878
f. James A Cato, b 1879.
5 Frances Cato b 1843
6. Serena A Elizabeth Cato, b 1844.
7. Jessie Cato, b 1846.
Wrlliam
C Cato and Elizabeth Golden had the
'l David Cato, b Apr 1849
2 Jeremiah Cato, b May 1850.
3 Carolrna Cato, b 1E52
4 Andrew [] Cato b1E54
5 Mary A. R. Cato, b '1856
followrng 11 chrlciren'
6. [,4artha E. "Mattle" Cato, b 02 Aug 1855, Heard Co, GA, md to David H.
Cumby (b 10 Jan 1856, d Mar 1934; bur Stripling Ch. Cem., Carroll Co, GA), d 09 Mar
1934: bur Stripling Ch Cem. Carroll Co GA
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William C. Cato. Cont'd.
7. Katherine
Kitty Cato, b 03 Sep 1860, Heard Co, GA, md to Louis Watkins
(b 07 Sep 1850, Cobb Co, GA; d,31 Jan 1924: bur Hillview Cem., Lacrange, Troup,
GA); d 25 May 1935, Thomaston, Upson, GA; bur Hillview Cem., Lacrange. (5ch.)
a. Robert lra Watkins, b May 1886, Heard Co, cA, md to Sussie Talley; d
13 Feb 1913, Lacrange, Troup, GA. 2 chlldrenr (1) Glenn Watkins (2) Ora Watkins.
b. Ambus Lee Watkins, b 16 Aug 1a8a, Heard Co, GA; md Gretrude
Craven; d 04 Nov 1945, Centralhatchie, GA. I children: (1) Jeffe Watkins. (2) Earl
Watkans. (3) Hazel Watkins. (4) Ester Watkins. (5) Shirley Watkins. (6) Bertha
Watkins. (7) Therman Watkins. (8) Herman Watkins. (9) Richard Watkins.
c. Canie Watkins, b Feb 1890, Heard Co, GA, md Henry Blankenship.
5 children: (1)Kate Blankenship. (2) Kathleen Btankenship. (3) Ralph Blankenship.
(4) Thomas Blankenship. (5) Mattie Blankenship.
d. Josie watkins, b Jul 1892, Heard Co, GA; md to Thomas Swanger.
1 child: (1) Joseph Swanger, d in an auto accident.
e. Mige Traylor Watkins, b 10Jun 1899, Heard Co, GA; md29Dec1918,
Coweta Co, GA, to Willie Lee Newsone (b 30 Aug 1901, Heard Co, GA; d 01 Jun
1984); d 14 [Iar 1969, Griffin, GA; bur Newnan, GA. 2 children:
1. Guy Carlton Watkins Sr. b 04 Sep 1923, Upson Co, GA; md09Apr
1950, Dallas, Paulding GA, to Ethel Oneida Freeman (b 16 l\,Iay 1925, Dallas,
Paulding, GA); d 12 Apr 1993, Austell, GA. 2 children:
A. Guy Carlion Watkins Jr., b 20 Jul 1951, Austell, GA; md 04 Dec
1971, Floyd Co, GA, to Earbara Ester Rotten (b '12 Apr 1949, Lacrange, Troup, GA).
2 children: (1) Teri Oneida Watkins (2) Wendy Jolene Watkins, b 12 Mar 1976
B. Nanette Onerda Watkins, b 30 Nov 1954, Austell, GA.
2. Jackie Eugene Watkins, b 23 Aug 1927.
8. Ameila A. Cato, b 17 Sep 1863, Franklin, Heard, GA; md abt'1887 to
James Pinkman Gleaton Clinton Harrison (b 1864, Heard Co, GA; d Canoll Co, GA,
shot); d 23 Apr 1936, Lacrange, Troup, GA; bur HillviewAnnex, Lacrange. [Their
descendants will be published in the next issue of the Quarterly.l
9. Dovie D. Cato, b 1864.
'10. Salina Cato, b 1865.
11. Charles J Cato, b 10 Dec 1869.
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\ry!!!!At[ MOSESJQNES
Submitted by Brltiones, 703 Laurel St.
Bremen. GA 301i0 Phone ;ta-53;-228:
Vviiliam tuloses Jones was born 20 July 1834 in Coweta Co., GA, the fourth son of nine
sons ofThomas B. and Ceha velvin Jones. He moved wtth his parents in 1837 to the
Chanceville area of Carroll Co. He married on 22 Dec 1857 , Carroll Co., Eustalia
Angeline Lassetter, who was born 15 Sep 1843 to Willtam Cheadle Lassetter and
Parthena L. Browo, and died in 1863 shortly after the birth of her founh child. william
Moses then maried H. M. Boon and remained manied to her until his death, 13 Dec
19'17, in Carroll Co., GA He rs buried in the Canollton City Cemetery along with his
second wife I do not know where Eustalia is buned, nor the names of two of her
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William Moses .Jones, Cont d
children. lwould be very much interested
rn hav,ng
this information should anyone
have it.
Wiiham Moses and Eustalra Angeiine Lassetter Jones had iour chrldren as follows:
1. Sarah F Jones. born 1859.
Child Jones (female), bo.n ca '1860
3. Henry C Jones, born 21 Feb 1860, md ftIary A. ---; dred 14 Sep 1944,
Carroll Co, bLrr Antroch Pnm Bapt. Ch. Cem , Carroll Co.
Child Jones (female), born ca 1862, Carroll Co.
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The f ollowrng was published in the Dec. I 7, '1917 issue of the Canoll Free Press,
Carrollton. GA:
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF HON,
W
IM JONES
To their Honors, J. l'. Norman, i.P., T N4. Hamrick, N.P. & Ex.Off J P., and the
offrcers ot the Jusrce coun of the 714th Diskict, G.lr. carroll county, Ga:
Hon W. nL Jones, famiiiariy known to hrs friends as "Llncle Biii Jones" is dead.
On the 13th day of the current month he answered his final summons. ln pornt of age
and length of official servrce he was the dean of this court - its senior oiJicer. And in
view of the unimmachabte character of his services and the rectitude of hrs private life,
a sense of duty impels that this coun take official cognisance of the passing of this
good man. And tn order ihat a record of the more rntimate facts relating to his life be
preserved in the records of the coun he nad served so long and so well, it is deemed
appropriate that the foliowing biograpnical sketch be recorded.
He was born on the 20th day 0t July, '1834, rn Coweta county, Georgra, the son
of B T. B and Celia Jones. When three years of age he with his parents moved to
Carroll county where he lrved continuously till the date of his death, a period of 80
years.
He was twice married, first to l\4rss Eustalia Lassetter in the year 1857, and who
died in the year 1863 By thrs unron he had four children. in '1865 he was marraed to
Miss H. M. Boon, who survives him and whose tender and faithful ministrations to her
husband for fifty two years rllust.ates all that is high and holy in conJugal affectign.
ln 1861 he responded to the call for volunteers in the Confederate Army,
serving frrst as a member of Co 'E", 1st Ga. Cavalry, under command of Capt. J lr.
Blalock, of Carrollton, and served as private in Wheeler's Calvary in 1864, at which time
he was elected 3rd Lieutenant of Co. K 1st Ga Reserve with which command he
served tili the close of the war.
He has been for more than naif a century a faithful and consistent member of
the Primitive Baptist Church and his unswervrng loyalty and regular attendance made
an inspiration to his pastor and brethren
Some time prior to the Crvrl War he seryeci a term as Constable rn the 729th
district oi thrs county, and between the years 1870 and 1880 he was for six years N. P.
& Ex. Oft. J.P. of the same drstrict. lvlore than a quarter of a century ago he moved to
Carrollton and was elected Constable in the 714th district, and this position he held
uninterruptedly until the date oi nis dea$-.- ,_
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IHAUASIEEEEESAN UeELENPAN
Compiied from information submrtted by
D. C. Schultz,1810 Villa Espana Trail,
Meibourne, F t- 32935-4622
The parents of Thomas Jefferson lvlcclendon are unknown by the submitter. He had a
brother, Moses Fred l\rcclendon, who was bom 17 Jun 1877, and died 26 Sep '1951,
Paulding Co., GA.
Thomas Jefferson McClendon, born abt 1852; md #1 Eita Fanning; died 1926-27, Villa
Rica, Carroll, GA
Floyd l\rcclendon md Bessie Moody Meeks d/o Foster l\,'leeks
a. lmogene Mcclendon
2. Grover lvcclendon
3. Dewey Mcclendon
4. Doc Mcclendon
5. Roy Mcclendon
6. Leonard l\rcclendon md VesterAllgood
7. Tommre Mcclendon md --- Hrcks
a. Charles Hicks
b. Herbert Hicks
c. Jean Hicks
d. Martin Hicks
Do!'a Mcclendon
9. Georgia Harper McClendon
10. Bertha Harper McClendon, md -.-- Roberts
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Thomas Jeffe!'son Mcclendon then m.l 26 Feb 1878, Haralson Llo , GA, d2 Hannah J
Davis (died abt 1886). They had three children: Wiiiiam Nathaniel, Thadius, and Azzie.
1. William Nathaniel Mcclendon, born 12 Jan 1880, Paulding Co., GA; md 24 Dec
1899, Paulding Co. GatoSarah Rose Etta Brown (born 20 Mar 1885, Paulding
Co , GA, to James Estra B!'own and Mary Hutchesoni died 27 Nov 1976,
Ceda(own, Polk, Ga); and dred 31 May 1955, Paulding Co., GA 10 chiidren:
a. William Eulas lvlcclendon, born 25 Feb 1901, Pauldrng Co , GA; md 04 Jul
1936, Lacrange, GA, to Gertrude Walters; dred 20 May 1979.
James Eslra Mcclendon, born 15 Sep 1-90.3, Temple, Paulding, GA; md #1
15 Oct 1930, Titusville, FL to Johnnre Simmons (died 18 May 1935, Eau
Gallie, FL); dred 05 Jan 1982, l\,lelbourne, Brevard, FL; bur Eau Gallie
Cem. He md#2 30 Jun 1936 Fannie Ray Redmond (bom 10Aug 1915,
Sangtown, TN; dred 04 Feb 1997, lvlelbourne, Brevard, FL).
1. Patricia Fay lvlcclendon, twn born 14 Mar 1937
2. James Ray [Icclendon, twin, born 14 Mar 1937.
c. lvey Oree Mcclendon, born 07 Nov 1905, Paulding Co., GA; md 06 Nov
1932, Buchanan, GA, to l\rildred Allen.
d. Marvin Thadeus Mcclendon, born 07 May 1908, Paulding Co., GA, md
15 Dec 1928, Draketown, Haralson, GA, to Lucile Morris (born abt 1908
to E. F. Monis & Georgia Carroll); dred 15 May 1979, Temple, Carroll, GA
1 ,lames Mcolendon
2. Roy Mcclendon
b
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Thomas Jeffe.son McClendon Cont'd.
e.
Mary Madgelrne Mcclendon, born '12 Jul 1910, Paulding Co., Ga; died
01 Oct 1910
Joseph B. Mcclendon, born 20 Aug 1911, Draketown, Haralson, GA; md
23 Sep 1933, Paulding Co GA, toAddie JaneGordon (born0TApr 1912,
Temple, Carroll, GA d/o John Henry Gordon & Elrzabeth Gurley)
Beity,lo fulcclendon born 22 Mar 1936 Drakelown, Haralson, GA;
md 16 Apr 1966 Eau Gallie, Brevard, FL to Donald Clarence
Schultz (born 13 Dec 1938, Philadelphia, Pa, s/o Clarence Schultz
and l\rary Dembrosky)
Donna.lo Schultz born 14 Jan'1969 l\.4elbourne Brevard,
FL; rrd Richard Douglas Lucas (born 16 Jul 1965, N,4iami,
Dade, FL. to George Earsken Lucas & Nelhe Padgett)
1 Amanda Jo Lucas, born 05 May 1986, furelboume,
Brevard FL
2. Rrchard Adam Lucas, born 15 Dec i988 Meibourne,
Brevard. FL.
Rebecca Jane Schrlltz, born 17 Oct 1972, Melbourne,
Brevar.j. Fl md 05 lrar 1994, Melbourne, Brevard, FL to
Spencer Carl Whitelll (born04Jun 197'1, N4elbourne,
Brevaro, FL, to Spencer Carl White Jr. and Andi Johnson).
1. Donald Lance Carlin White, born 30 Dec 1995.
.lohn William Mctilendon, born 31 Dec 1946 [Ielbourne, Brevard
FL; md Eau Gallie FL to Bndgette Kaye Pike (born 05 Sep 1946,
Knoxville, TN, died 28 Jun 1989, Cocoa, Brevard, FL)
Adrian Garvrn Mcclendon born 10 Sep 1913 Paulding Co. GA, md
12 Nov 19s3 Mt Carmel t:;A, to Gladys Edmondson
1. [Iax G Mcclendon, born 28 Aug '1934, Temple Canoll, GA; md
l\ranha ----; dred20Apr1991 Tampa, FLi bur Florida lUemorial
Gardens, Rockledge, FL
Michael Lee Mcclendon born 27 Jan 1961 Rockledge, FL;
died 01 Jan 1976, Melbourne, FL
h. Grady Alpha l\,4cclendon, born 05 Oct 1915, Pauldrng Co., GA; md 17 Oct
1936 to Bersie Cheney (dred 30 Dec'1966, Paulding Co. GA); died 28 Jul
'1992, Pauldrng Co. GA.
Gehue Phillrp McLendon, born 02 Sep 1918, Paulding Co., GA; dred
12 May 1919
Agnes Bevrn [,/]cclendon, born 17 Apt 1920, Paulding Co. GA; md05Aug
1939 to Hareiy Murdock.
Elaine l\rurdock
2. Dougias Mulqock
Thadius Mcciendon. md lrene Gnffrn
Azzie Mcclendon. md Lee Carroil
Fred Carroll md Jewell Dennmon
'1. Sara Carroll
b. Lorren Carroll
(male) Carroll
d. Grace Carroll
f.
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THE CHAMBERS FAMILY
Submitted by Sanford Chambers, 6279 County Rd 51
Newe{|, AL 36270-4803
James Chambers was born about 1745 in VA. His wife is unknown, and he died about
1790 in Pigeon River, Buncombe County, NC. He had three sons: Elihu, William, and
Joseph.Chambers..
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Elihu Chambers, the son of James, was born about 1765 in NC. His wife is
unknown. He died in Habersham County, GA, and is buried there. He had 9 children:
William, Joseph, Amy, Abigail "Abby " Sarah "Sally," Nancy, Peggy, John, and Lewis
Chambers.
William Chambers, the son of Elihu, was boff\ in 1792, Haywood Co, NC. He
manied 17 Dec 1817, Haywood Co, NC, to Jane "Jensy" Hughes (b ca 1796). He died
in 1882, lvlorganville, Dade Co, GA, and is buned there They had 6 children: Samuel
Hughes, Margaret, Joseph W., GabrielJackson, William Adams, and Albert Chambers.
Samuel Hughes Chambers, the son of William was born in 1823, in
Haywood Co., NC.
l\,Iargaret Chambers, the daughter of William, was born in 1825, GA, and
died in 1878, lrorganville, Oade, GA.
Joseph W. Chambers, the son of William, was bom in 1826, GA, and
manied Amanda A. Pitner(bca1830, GA). They had2 children: an infant,
bom in 1859, GA, and Mary Jane Chambers, born 09 Jan 1861, Decatur,
Morgan, AL. and manied John Odell llill (bom 12 May 1856, Subligna,
Chattooga GA).
GabrielJackson Chambers, the son of William, was born in 1829, GA,
and married Fannie Tittle. He died in 1909, Chattanooga, Hamilton, TN. They
had 6 children:
1. Prentice C. Chambers, b 1875, GA; d CA.
2. Custer L. Chambers, b ca '1876, GA; d CA.
3 Sadie Chambers b 1477, GA md Hal Patton
4. Roscoe D. Chambers, b ca 1878, GA; d CA.
5. Monta Chambers, b '1879 GA; d CA.
Blande Chambers, b 1881, GA, d CA.
Wrlliam Adams Chamters, the son of William, was born 26 Jan 1832,
Habersham Co. GA, and marned rn 1868 to Sarah Queen Tittle (b 1847, Dade
Co., GA, d/o George Tittle & Sallie Hale; d 1913). He died in 1913. They had
12 chridren, ail born in lvrorganvrlle, Dade, GA:
1 Charles Albert Chambers, b 07 Dec l868; md Kittie
Mclnness (b ca 1883, Valdosta, Lowndes, GA).
Oscar N Chambers, b 1 7 Aug 1870; md Dora lngle (bca
1882, Rossville, Dade, GA); d 1928.
3. Wiiliam David Bartram Chambers, b 1873; md Daisy Tatum
b ca 1477')'
4. Nellie Chambers, b ca 1875.
5 Colquitt Chambers, b 1877; d 1930.
6. Martha Chambers, b'1879.
Paui Chambers, b ca 1881; d 1932.
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The Chambe.s Family, Cont d.
B
Joseph E Chambers, b ca 1883; d '19'16
.lames B Chambers, b ca 1885 d 19og
10 Phrllrp Chambers, b ca 'i887: d 1911
'11 Grace Chambers b ca 1889.
12 Lily Chambers, b ca '1891.
Albert Chambers the son of William was bom rn 1837 in GA
g
Joseph Chambers, the son of Elihu, was born ca 1793, rn Haywood Co., NC
NC to Elizabeth Smathers (b ca 1804, d/o
Henry Smathers); died n NC and is buried there. He had 13 chrldren: lvlargaret, John,
Elrhu, Lews, Robert, Joseph, Polly, Nancy Samqel, Catherine, Maria, Adeline, and
Lydia Chambq#;- ".-.
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_llaggret ghambers the daughter of Joseph, was born ca 1825,
Haylvood Co., NC, and manied James F Murray (bom 183o, NC). I childreni
1 Joseph E. fMurray, bom 1849
2. John l\,4urray, born 1851
3. James E. I\Iurray, born 1852
Franklyn lV. S lvurray born ..853.
5. Mary Elizabeth Murray born 1855; md Rupert Henry Ellis
Edwards (b 1853).
Robert L. l,4u(ay. born 1857 md Mattie [.4. -.-- (b ca 1861).
Margaret E Mu.ray born'1858
Andrew lMurray, born 1858
John Chambers, the son ot Joseph, was botn n 1827, Montgomery Co ,
NC, and died in TX.
Ehhu Ohambers, the son of Joseph was born ca 1829, NCI
Lewis Chambers the son of Joseph
Robert Chambers, the son of Joseph, dred in WA
Joseph Chambers, the son of Joseph, was born ca 1831, NC
Polly Chambers the daughte. of Joseph was born ca 1833 NC.
Nancy Chambers, the daughter of Joseph, was born ca 1835, NC, and
married George IVloore
Samuel Chambers theson ofJoseph, was born in'1838 NC. He
married #1 Sophra Davrs (b 1837, Hay/vood Co., NC), and #2 Sophia Hill (b ca 1838,
He marned 13 Jul '1824, Haywood Co,
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NC).
Cathenne Chambers the daughter of Joseph, was born in 1838, NC,
married
and
John Dyer (b 1834, NC)
Mana Chambers, the daughter of Joseph was born ca 1840, NC, and
manied James F. Munay (b 183o, NC). 6 chrldren, all born rn NC:
1. Laura L. Murray b i867
2. Madha ir'l. Murray. b i867.
Nancy
[/]urray b 1n7'l
Jolrn A. P. Murray, b 1872.
Murray, b 1876.
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6. Luia Elien [,4urray, b 1876, md William Bryson (b ca 1872).
Adeline Chambers the daughte. of Joseph was born ca 1842, NC, and
marned John Smrth
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The Chambers Famiiy, Cont'd.
Lydia Chambers the daughter of Joseph, was born ca 1844, NC, and
married lranon Hali.
Amy Chambers, the daughier of Elihu, was bom abt 1798 in Haywood Co., NC.
died
in California and rs buried there.
She
Abigail "Abby" Chambers, the daughter of Elihu, was born abt 1800, in Haywood
Co., NC. She maried 10 Oct 1824, Haywood Co., to Jeremiah Ratliff (b ca 1792,
Haywood Co., NC).
Sarah "Sally" Chambers, the daughter of Elihu was born abt 1802, in Haywood
Co.,NC. She married 17Aug 1829, Haywood Co., to Jacob Evens Jr. (dTNi burTN);
died in Tennessee, and is buned there.
Nancy Chambers the daughter of Elihu was born abt 1804, in Haywood Co.,
NC. She manied 23 Nov 1830, Haywood Co., to Ambrose Phall.
Peggy Chambers, the daughter of Elrhu, was born abt 1806, Haywood Co., NC.
She married Marion Hall.
John Chambers, the son of Elihu, was born abt 1808, Haywood Co, NC.
Lewis Chambers, the son of Elihu, was bom abt 1813, Haywood Co., NC. He
married 23 lvlar 1841, HaWVood Co., to Mary Ann Medford (b ca '182'1, NC, d/o Jonas
Medtord). I children, all bom in NC:
George Chambers, the son of Lewis, was born in 1843.
Charity Chambers, the daughter of Lewis, was born in 1845, and manied
Ben Clark (b ca 1841 NC).
Strawder Chambers, the son of Lewis, was born in 1847, and married
Annie Long (b ca 1851, NC).
Lydia Chambers, the daughter of Lewis, was bom in '1849, and maffied
James Evens (b ca 1845, NC).
NeMon Chambers, the son of Lewis, was born in '1851.
Weston Chambers, the son of Lewis, was born in 1853.
James Chambers. the son of Lewis, was born in 1855.
Mary Chambers, the daughter of Lewis was bom in 1859.
2. William Chambers, the second son
of James, was born ca 1766, in NC, and died in
the Middle West. His wfe is unknown. They had 7 children: (female), Robed, Walliam
Sr., Elizabeth, Joseph D., Samuel. and l\rartha.
(F) Chambers, daughter of Wrlliam, was bom ca 1796, NC Shewasmarnedto
Robert Carpenter (b ca 1865, KY).
Robert Chambers, son of Wrllram, was born ca 1798, NC.
Willram Chambers Sr. son of Wrlliam, was born ca 1800. NC.
Elizabeth Chambers, daughter of William, was born ca 1802, NC. She was
married to George Washington lvoore (b 1802, NC).
Joseph D. Chambers, son of William, was born rn 1804, NC. He was married to
Nancy---(b1805,KY).3chrldren: George A , Martha E. and Sarah Chambers.
George A. Chambers, son of Joseph D., b 22 Apr 1820, Lexington,
Fayette, KY; md #1 Mary E. Conner (b 06 Jun 1821, Lexington, Fayette, KY). 8 children: John William, Sarah Elizabeth, Lews C., George Nelson, Asa F., James M.,
Charles D., and Robert H. Chambers. Hemd#2 Moreah-----(bca 1829, CooperCo.,
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The Chambers Family Contd.
[rO), and had 5 children: Mary, Emmett, (unknown), Edward, and Robert B Chambers
'l John William Chambers son of George A. b 02 Mar 1841,
Harrison co. KY, md Mary E. Bailey (b 07 Feb 1849,
Shelbina lronroe, l\r1O)
2 . Sarah Elizabeth Chambers, daughter of Georqe A., b
25 Nov '1843, Harison Co., KY; md Silas ftIoses Kerns (b
22 Nov i84i, Jamestown, Adair KY)
3. Lewjs C. Chambers, son of George A , b 06 Sep 1847,
Buchanan Co , MO; md Amanda Kems (b ca 1851,
Buchanan Co, MO).
4. George Nelson Chambers, son of George A , b 17 Aug
1850, Buchanan Co., MO, md Martha Ellen Butler (b
08 Dec 1852 Clarksdale DeKalb, [IO).
5 Asa F. Chambers, daughter of George A., b 17 Jul 1852,
Marion Tp.. Buchanan l\.4O.
6. James M Chambers son of George A., b 27 NIar 1856,
Manon Tp , Buchanan, MO; md Lrzzie J Maupin (b ca
1860, Manon Tp. Buchanan, MO).
7. Charles D. Chambers son ot George A , b 18 Apr 1860.
Marion Tp , Buchanan, MO
8. Robert H Chambers son of George A , b 22 Mar 1863
Marion Tp Buchanan, MO md lvlary A Kinley (b ca
'1867 l\.4aflon TP , Buchanan, l\lo).
I Mary Chambers daughter of George A. b 1859, Cooper
Co l/O.
10 Emmett Chambers son of George A , b 1863, Cooper Co.,
lVo
11 --- Charnbers chrld of George-A- b 1865 MO.
'i2. Edward Chambers son ordeorge A,, b 1877, Cooper co.,
MO
13. Robert
B. Chambers, son of George A., b 1880, Cooper
Co,
MO.
Martha E Chambers, daughter of Joseph D. b 1836, MO
Sarah Chambers daughter of Joseph D b1840 CooperCo MO
Samuel Chambers, son of Wrllram was bom in 1812, NC. He was marned to
Elizabeth ---(b ca 1802, NC). 3 chrldren: lvary, Lollrsa, and Martha Matte Chambers,
all born in Cooper Co , MO
Mary Chambers, daughter of Samuel, born 1837.
Louisa Chambers, daughter of Samuel, bom 1840
Martha Mattre Chambers, daughter of Samuel, born 1844, md ca 1864,
Cooper Co MO, toJohn t;rvens (b'1847 (looperCo l\iIO) 2 chiidren
Frednck Grvens, bom 1865 CooperCo,MO
2. Albert Givens born 1869, CooperCo., MO
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Martha Chambers daughter of wrlliam was born in 1816 NC She was
married to Lewis George (b 26 Mar'1799, TN) 7 chrldren William R., Felrx, Marion,
Archibald, Ruben, Harriet, and Eiizabeth George.
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The Chambers Family, Cont'd.
William R. George, bom ca 1829, Cooper Co., MO; md ca 1853, Cooper
Co., MO, to Margaret Louise Gilbreath (b 1832, MO). 3 children, all born in CooperCo.,
tvo:
1. lvlartha M. George, born 1854.
2. NeMon A. George, born 1856.
3. Mannie George, born 1861.
Felix George, born ca 1832, Cooper Co., l\4O.
Marion George, bom ca 1834, Cooper Co., MO.
Archibald George, born ca 1836, Cooper Co., MO; md to l\4argaret A.
'1837,
(b
Adams
Cooper Co., [rO).
Ruben George, born 1838/1840, Cooper Co., MO; md ca 1866, Cooper
Co., l\4O, to Llinerva Gilbreath (b 08 Feb 1843, Prarrie Home, Cooper, MO). 3 children,
all bom in Cooper Co., MOr
1. Norlra George, born 1867
2. Joseph George, born 1868.
3. Lewis George, bom 1870.
Harriet George, born 1842 CooperCo, MO; mdca 1863, Cooper Co.,
MO, to Peyton Mcclain (b ca 1834, Cooper Co., MO). 5 children, all bom in Cooper
Co.. Mo:
1. Loria Mcclain, bom 1864; md to Joshua Richy (bApr1861,
Cooper Co., MO).
2. Birtie [Icclain born 27 Nov '1866; md to Emmitt Lee Woods
(b 16 Mar 1863, CooPer Co., MO).
Birdie Mcclarn, bom 27 Nov 1867; md to Emmitt Lee Woods
(b 16 [Iar 1863, CooperCo., MO).
Oldian Mcclain, bom 1868 md to Nola [I Fry (b ca 1870,
Cooper Co., IVO).
5. Jrmmre Mcclain, born '1870; md to Addre L. Richy (b 1872,
Cooper Co., [IO).
Elizabeth George, the last child of Martha Chambers George, born 1843,
Cooper Co., tulO.
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Joseph Chambers, the thrrd child of James, from whom lam descended, was bom
about'1778rnVA. Hrs chrldren are lrsted beiow. HiswifewasSarah Moody, and her
pedrgree chart rs shown elsewhere in this Quarterly.
THE JOSEPH AND S4BAXASQPYIEAUEEES
Submtted by Sanford D. Chambers,
6279 County Rd. 51, Newell, AL 36270-4803
Joseph Chambers was born ca 1778 rn VA, the son of James Chambers. He married
Sarah Moody ca 1797 who was born 20 Dec 1782 rn Chatham Co., NC, the daughter of
Jesse lr,Ioody and Dinah Hollingsworth. Joseph dled after 17 Jun 1839 in Villa Rica,
GA, Sarah died 05 Sep 1860, in Villa Rica, and they are both buried rn Hillcrest
Cemetery, Vrlla Rrca, CarrollCo, GA.
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The Joseph & Sarah lvoody Chan]bers Family. Cont'd
Joseph and Sarah lvloody Chambers had 11 children as follows :
1. "Captain" John Thaddus Chambers, b 25 Apr 1803, Buncombe Co., NC;
md 02 Apr 1829, to Lucinda Malvrna Hawkrns (b 25 Apr 1809, Buncombe Co, NC, d/o
Benjamin & Hanah Hawkrns: d 03 Apr 1880, Villa Rica, GA; bur Hillcrest Cem , Villa
Rrca, GA) and he d 04 Aug '1890 Vrlla Rica, GA bur Hillcrest Cem., vrlla Rica Carroll,
GA. 14 children Nicholas Franklin Joseph Washrngton, Sarah Ann Elizabeth Jesse
Harrison, William Posey, Robert W Jarnes L., Benjamin D., lvlernll Columbus, Doctor
Porter Milton Rice Francrs ll., Hannah lvlrneriva, and Nelson Joseprlus Chambers.
2. Jesse H Chambers b'l3lvar 1805, Haywood Co, NC; md 07 Jan 1837,
Columbra Co, GA to Catherrne D Steed, d 1882 Tyler Smrth TX 2 children
a. --- Chambers md F. M Hays. 'l chlld,
1. Moiiie Hays
b. --- Chambers md C G Whrte
Nancy A Chambers. b 25 Jun 1807 NC: md 02 Aug 1827 Haywood Co
NC, to Nelson A. Allman (b 14 Dec 1806 Buncombe Co, NC, s/o Gideon Alhan &
l$argaret ---; d 0'1 May 1864, Chatooga Co, GA; bur Garrett Cem , Chelsea,
Broomtown Valley, GA); d 09 Aug 1869, Chattooga Co GA; bur Garrett Cem., Chelsea,
Broomtown Valley GA 11 children: Adaline E , Mary Carollne, Seaborn, Hannah
Avaline, Amanda John, Sarah Cathenne, Henry C. Nelson A , Margaret, and
Zachariah Taylor Allman
4. Nicholas F. Chanrbers, b 23 Aug 1809 Buncombe Co, NC d 07 Oct 1859,
Canoll Co, GA; bur Hrllcrest Cem vrlla Rica, GA.
5. wilham E. Chambers, b tsuncombe Co, NC, md 28 Oct 1848. CarrollCo
GA, to S C. Holloway
Elizabeth Chambers b Buncombe Co NC
7 Mary Chambers, b Ha) rood Co, NC; md 06 Dec 1832, Carrolt Co, GA to
Clayton Wr'liams.
8. Hannah Chambers, b '10 Mar 1810, Haywood Co, NC; md 06 Jan 1835,
Caroll Co, GA, to Abel Hill Hamson (b 31 N/ar 18o8, NC, s/o Joseph Harnson &
Margaret Hill); d 03 Oct 1882. Acworth, GAi bur GA
9. Manha Ann chambers, b 13 Feb 1820, Haylvood Co NC; md 12 Apr 1835,
Canoll Co, GA to Leonard Corder Huff (b 10 Jul 1811, Cooke Co, TN, s/o John Huff &
Mary Elinor Corder; d 29 Jul 1873, Lulrng, Caldwell TX)i d 23 Jul 1858, Luling,
Caldwell, TX, bur Lone Oak Cem., Lultng, Caldwell, TX. 11 chlldren: Thomas Harnson,
Sarah Jane, Mary Catherine, Mary Ellen, Margaret Adellne, John Clayton, Sarah Jane,
Leonard Chambers, Joseph Franklin Florence Emory. and Dora Georglana Huff.
10 Joseph W. Cnarnbers, b ca 1822, Haywood Co NC; md ca 1843 to Sarah
----- (b abt 1823, GA). 7 chrldren: Wrllram Jesse Columbus, Virgil Epperutron,
Epperutus, and Anthony Chambers.
11. Sarah L. Chambers, b ca 1814 HaWVood Co, NCi md 04 Sep 1842, Carroll
Co, GA, to Meneil C Autrey (b 18 iui 1816, waiton Co, GA, s/o Jacob AMrey & Nancy
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Hill).
[The descendants of the above children ot Joseph Chambers and Sarah Moody w,, be
published in future rssues ot the QuarterlLesl
vve weicome copies oi your geneaiogrcal informatron ior puolicaiion.
JAMES ESTRA BROWN
Compiled from information furnished by
D. C. Schultz. 1810 Villa Espana Trail,
Meiborrrne Fl .12935-46))
,g,l1u''r'
iames Estra Brown was born 24 Jan 1858, he had one brother, Moses. He married
Mary Hutcheson who was born 'i7 ian 1860, and died 11 Jun 1925. Hedied2SAug
'1940. The places where the events occurred are not known, and the names of their
parents are unknown.
They had the ioilowing nine chiidren
1 L aw.ence C) B.own born 1880; md#1 Nettie
i908.
----
md #2 lilamie
-.--; died
2. Adella Brown, born 07 Jan 1882, md -..- Robertson; died 04 Dec i914.
a. l\rae Robertson. born bef 1914.
3. Sarah Rose Etta Brown, born 20 Mar 1885, Paulding Co., GA; md 24 Dec
,
4.
1,,'
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
1899, Paulding Co., GA, to William Nathanrel Mcclendon; died 27 Nov
1976, Cedanown, Potk, GA. {See Thomas Jefferson McClendon, this
issue, ior descenciants]
l\rarvrn l,'1. Brown, bom 12 Apr 1889; md ---- Canoll; died 20 Sep '1966.
a. Carnice Brown.
b. Brunice Brown.
lvy Brown, md Nora ---.
a. Nora Brown.
Elmo Brown.
Dallas Brown, md Ola ----.
Lovella Brown.
a. Clellon Brown. born abt 1920
Effie Brown, md #1 to Luther Dingler; md#2toOde Dewberry
a. Herbie Dewberry.
b. Hobie Dewberry.
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LASSETTEE
Thanks to everyone who wrote or called about the Lassetters. The information is truly
appreciated.
Mrs Elmo Roberds, 103S Nixon St, Carrollton,30117-4321, reported that Mrs. Jack
(Theima) Pate, 199Old Five Notch Rd Canollton. GA 301 1i , lel. 77o-a32-6741 , and
Mrs. G A (Ruby) Ivliddlebrooks, 1112RomeSt. Carrollton, GA 30'117, fel.770-4326073, have a wealth of information on the Lassetter iamily. Dr. Roberds'great
grandfather was William Fannrn Brown, the first one. Wiiliam had two sisters who
married sons of Benjamin Lasseter - Pafthenia married William, ano Eiizabeth Ann
marned James H
Benjamrn Lasseter rn the St. Pauls Methodist Church Cemetery, located on Jones Mrll
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Lassetter. Cont'd
Whitesburg Sne sald ihat Wllliam Lassetter, the one who
marrieci Panhena Brown was a veteran of ihe UVarof'18-12.
Roacl, srx miles oui of
oi Eustaiia Angeiine Lasseter who was a sister to Benlamln,
sent some rniormation on vviliiam l\4oses iones who marrieo Eusialia. This information
Bill Jones, a descendant
ts on Page 10 of lnrs
Uuanerly
bnrdey Lja.dner
cccs NEwlu EllgarlqNs
l83O & i84O Federal eensuses of Carroli County, GA
To make lt easier for genealogisls and famiiy historlans io find information
about the early rnhabttants of Carroll County, a new census compilatlon, l83O &
1640 Federal Censuses of Carroil County, Georgia, has been compieted and ls
now at the prlnters Comprlers ior the new volume, Mary Florence Vvord and
Ruth McNrnch transcribeo ine data from the microflims of the iwo censuses
The most important data ln these censuses, the Heads of Househoids
with the number oi peopie in each age category has been included Aiso
contained in the publlcation are tne number of slaves, free colored persons'
bllnci, deaf & dumb insane. and in the 1840 census ine Revolutionary
pensioners. Cherokee Indlans ano mixed-bioods wno llved ln the area adjacent
to the north boundary of Carroll County are enumerateci in two pages of the
1830 census.
18go & 1840 Federal Censuses of Carroll Caunty, Georgia' contains an
indexofthe Heads of Households. Ihe 62-page bookwrll sell for$1000. ltrs
available from the Carroll County Genealogical Socrety, P O. Box 576,
Carrollton, GA 30117. See back page otthis issueforthe order biank.
Abstract of Garroll County Deed tsook E, F, and G. '1843'1855 Volume lll
The above oooh by N4ary FlorenceA. Word nas2/4pagesrnciudingan
all-name index, map of orlglnal Carroll County, plus an 1880 map and presentday distnct map. Thrs book sells for $37.50 for hard-bound' and $32 50 for softbound. See back page of thrs lssue for the order blanl(
Thanl(s for aii rhe geneaiogrcai lnformation sent to us wilhln ihe past three months We
wiil try to pnnt tnem as soon as possrble. Keep up the gooo workl Share your
genealogicai informalron and you may flnd an unknown conneciion which wiii heip you
g80s
rn your research if yorl would llke to nave a CD on ine Cemetery Book and the i
Quarterlres, aii out ot pnnt see the announcement ln the ig97 Winter Quarteriy lf
enough inquiries are made, you may be aDle to ger these pubilcatrons.
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UEW EQqK AT XEVAIqMASAN LEBABY
WLKES COUNTY GEORGIA: WILL INDEX'1777'1921
For Georgra researchers there is a new index to 1,076 wills of early
Wilkes County, Georgia. Wrlkes County is an original county created in 1777.
Subsequently, all or parts of tlbert, Greene, Lincoln Oglethorpe, Taliaferro, and
Warren Counties were created from original Wllkes County
Wkes County, Georgia: W l index 1777-1921, compiied by Ted O.
Brooke, isaslim, small-format book. ltcontainsan indextoall recorded wills for
1777-1921 and original wills fot 1778-1864 The testators are alphabetically
referenced to the date, Record Book, and page of each wtli location.
Ted Brooke has contributed to the ccGS Quarterly on several occasions.
He has compiled other books oi value to famlly historians and genealogists,
among these are ln ihe Name of God, Amen: GeorEa Wi s 1733-1860 and
Georgia Genealogical Workbookwrillen wth Robert S. Davis Jr.
The price of Wilkes County Georga: w l lndex 1777-1921 ts $8.OO
(Georgia residents add 7% saies tax). Order from Ted Brooke, 2055 Foster
Drive, Cumming, GA 30040-3549.
BANNING ROAD FAMILY CEMETERY
NOT IN THE CARROLL COUNTY CEIV1ETERY BOOK
Our thanks to Mrs. LaGroon Redmond of the Paulding County Historical
Society, whose friend Tony Bennett reported io her about finding an oid family
cemetery off the Banning Road near the town of Whitesburg. lt is on land
belonging to the lnland Contarner Company. which rs presently leased by a
hunting club. The cemetery is in a cleared area but is wlthin the fenced property
and permission must be obtarned to visit it. There are about 20 gravesites which
werg marked by piies of rocks, and a few whlch have inscribed markers Mr.
Bennett provided the following transcription oi tne markers he was able to read:
Noah Solomcn Stitcher born [4D 1793 1883
Mary Bayes Strtcher
Emmaline Wrlkrns Stitcher b 'l826
Wrllle
son of J M and D O Sparks 6/13/'1873 - 612311476
Arinda E Ward Juiy 13, 1874 - July 15, '1874
Ivlary
lntant daughter of (?) Ward Dec 20. '1875 - Jun 26, 1876
Frederick lnfant son of E & J(?) Ward Jun 13, 1881 - May 9, 1882
E
A
We appreclate the effort lvlr Bennett made to preserve this informatron
and to find someone who couid make it available to researchers.
submitted by Lee wash
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iTEI!1S OF GENEALOGICAL INTEREST. CARROLL COUNTY TIMES
Conlnued from the Winier 1997 Quarterly
24 June 1881
Hymeneal - Married on the first Tuesday ln this month at the residence of lvlr Jesse
Crutchfreld, the bride's father lvlr W A. M Gray to lviss M D. Cruichfield, P. H.
Chandler, N.P, oificrating
WHITESBURG - N4rs. William Hembree died very suddenly at her home between here
and Villa Rica last Sunday mornrng . . . l\lrs Favors of Senoia. is vlsltlng her daughter
oi thrs place, l\4rs. N. E. Allen
1 Jui
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We iearn that [Ir. Basn Bo]oer one of the nands with ulclendon's thrash gol his ieg
pretty badly hurt last Saturday evenrng while the thrash was at Dr. Gaulding's.
Dr. J. R Hood of tnrs counry wno has been in Philadelphia some time on busrness
we regret to learn. has the smallpox Several of his children, who are also with hrm,
have rt
Mr. I B. Perdue and [Ir W S. Mctlfresh left for Hernando county, Flonda, on last
Sunday. They had intended siartrng sornetime thrs week, but a telegram announcrng
the iilness of Olin Perdue hurned them off
[Irs. Maddoks of Atlanta and Mlss Carne Bartta of Montgomery the former a sister
and the latter a niece ol Mr iosiah Shinn of the Eleventh district came up on a visit to
Mr S. on Wednesday evening
Notice is hereby given that a brll wlt be introduced at the adlourned term of the
Legislature of Georgra whrch assembles in July next, to incorpoate the Methodrst
Eprscopal church caled New hope, located one mile irom Bowdon, on the Wedowee
road, and occupied and used by the coiored people as a place of divrne worshrp.
STRIPLING CHAPEL - [,4r Henry lvey who lost his w]f e not long since has gone wrth
hrs three lrttle children to Chattanooga, Tenn. to live. We wrsh him rnuch happrness rn
his new home. We hear of a great many severe cases of sickness. Mr. R E.
Atkinson's little babe is very low. Prof Jesse A. l\runah of Harris county, son-in-law of
Uncle Mat Griffin, wrllteach thepublrcschool atthis place. BeginsllthofJuly.
SAND HILL - Death has agajn vrsited our community J. P. Hays atter a long attack
of consumption, departed this lrfe last Thlrrsday night. Hrs age was about 45 years.
The writer has been acquainted with him 22 years and always found him truthful and
honest in all his dealngs He was a consistent member of the Baptist church at
Macedonra. He leaves a wife and eleven children to mourn therr ioss
8 Jur 188'l
Late Saturday evening news came to town that Arthur Mclvlullen had been fatally
stabbed at the lrttle grocery where whrsl(ey is soid, lust outside the incorporate limits of
town, on the old Carrollton road. and thal the stabbing was done by James Hanvey.... ..
WHITESBURG - At almost 't 1 o'clock a.m on Saturday Grandma Boyce dred rn the
80th year of her age. She had many fnends and relatrves here whose hearts are
saddened. She was buned Sunday evening at the famriy graveyad on Mr. Strickland's
place, the burial service being conducted by Rev. A G. Upshur. On Saturday at one
o'clock p.m., Mrs. Nancy L. Barnett, wife of W. H. Barnett, and an earnest energelic
member of the Baptist church, died in the 6oth year of her age. She had been sick only
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Carrol, County Trmes, Cont'd.
three or four days and therefore her relatives and friends were unprepared for the
shock. Her funerai was preached by the Rev. J. R. T. Brown at the residence on
Sunday evening, before leaving for the cemetery where she was buried. Onsundayat
about 11 o'clock p.m., Dr. N. Bryan, who came from Thomaston to this place several
years ago, and a member of the M. E. church and teacher of the first Bible class in the
Sunday school, up to the time of his illness, dred in the 64th year of his age. His
funeralwas preached at the l\,4. E. church on lvlonday by Rev. c. D. Glass and then hrs
body was deposited in the cemetery, where itwtl remaln untiithe resurrection. He
leaves a large famity to mourn his ioss
lMr. Will Bryan and wife of Atlanta, who were up during their fathe/s sickness, retumed
home last Wednesday morniog.
Marion Bryant arrived from A anta Sunday evenrng in ttme to attend his mothe/s
funeral.
Mrs. Sarah Gable of Coweta county ts vistttng her sister-in-law, [r]rs F. J. Giibert.
COWETA - Rev. Milton Cooper died at Sargent's Factory on Wednesday, June 29th,
after much sufiering wtth dropsy.... He leaves an aged widow and two daughters to
moum his departure.. . Ihe remains of Rev. Mr Cooper were intened at Squire Allen,s
in Panther Creek distnct of this county
A good deal of sict(ness prevails in this neighborhood. The widow Benton has been
quite sick but ts now better Mrs. Susan Hyde is convalescing. Nlrs. W. C. Leigh and
baby have been very sick but are now improving Mrs. lotbert Carter is also among the
sick. Mr. Dick Sewell and l\4iss Altce Byram are married.
VICTORY - N4r E. R. Word and Miss Annie Hancock were married on Sunday
morning-....
15 Jul 1881
The gin house of lMr. Beecher Smith itvrng near Vtila Rica rn thls county was destroyed
night. fhere was rnthehouseabout 100 bushets ofwheat which
were destroyed. The fire was the work oi an incendtary. and a negro man who was
tracked from this place to Mr. Sheets'farm near by, where he was at work,
acknowledged to having set it on fire. He rved with Mr. Smith tast year and there was
some dilference between them about a settlement and this is the only cause that can
be conceived for hrs action The entire loss of Mr. Smith is estimated at $a00.00. The
negro was brought to Carrollton l\.4onday evenlng and lodged in jatl. The negro's name
is Daniel Clayton.
The people of New Mexico district are soon to have a new post office. tt will be called
Joel
Leroy Smrth, who lived wtth [4r John Green, a few mlles north of here, dred suddenly
we learn on iast Wednesoay at Mr. McElroy's.
We are indebted to Mrs. Moss oi Newpon, Tennessee, who is on a visit to her sister,
lrrs. Fred Croft, for a copy of the Newport Sentnel. ihanks.
Two of the oldest crtizens in Carro county live rn New Mexico drstnct, namely lsaiah
Beck and Wm. Stewart The former was bom in '1803 and the latter in 1808 and they
have bolh been rn thrs county 5J years.
Miss Gertrude Sharpe of West Point is vrsiting her brother, Mr. E. R. Sharpe, of this
place.
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Carroll County Times, Cont d
The infant child of lrr and Mrs Fred Croft dred on last Tuesday nrght ano was bufled
Wednesday evening in the cemetery....
STRIPLING CHAPEL - Mr. R. E. Atkinson s little baby after two weeks of severe
suffering died on last Saturday morning. lt was buried at the Lambert graveyard on
Sunday morning at 9 o'clock The burial servrces were conducted by Uncle Johnny
Forbes.
BUFFALO - The funeral of Mr. Timmons' babe was preached at the Old Campground
last Sunday be Rev. Thos. Hastings. Miss Net Trammell, having spent her vacatton
with her parents near West Point, returned to this community a few days since to
resume her school at Perryviile.
CURTIS - lt is with sadness lchronicle the death of George W. Kiser Hewasbornin
Lincoln county, N.C.,July30th 1797. Mt K. emigrated to Georgia in 1841 and settled
on Snake's Creek where he was living at the time of his death, which occurred July
4th. He died very suddenly. He was taken sick in the morning, but was much better at
night. About 1'1 o'clock one of his daughters was awakened by his walking over the
fioor, and he seemed to be getting his breath very heavy. He lay down on nis bed and
was dead the nex! moment He was buried at the family graveyard near hrs nouse
Mr. K. was a consistent member of the PresDyterian church
WHITESBURG - Mr John W. Gilbert was moving around in town very hvely and
looking most pleasantly last Tuesday evening, but ii was not the fine rain. tt's a
bouncing brg boy weighing 12 pounds W. C. Aycock has built a new house near hrs
saw mill rn town rn whrch we learn he is gorng to put up a corn and flour mill J A.
McMullen's and Col. C P Gordon's babies have been very sick but it is thought they
are better at this writing Coi. E. S. Roberis has not yet brought his child home from
Newnan, but it rs we iearn slowly rmprovinq
[These rtems wrll be contrnued in the next Quarterly. Abstracted by Shirley Gardner.]
PEDIGREE CiiABTS
Chioe Elizabeth Ragsdale Conkle, /24 Stewaft St. Carrollton GA 30117
RAGSIJALE, Chloe Elrzabeth, b 26 [,4ay 1926, College Park, Fuiton, GA; rnd
01 Feb 1946 College Park, cA, to Charies Royce CONKLE Sr.
2. RAGSDALE, Chloe Adolphus, b 24 L4ar 1900, Atlanta, FLrlton, GA; rnd 17 Apr
'1921, Vrenna, Dooly, GA; d 20 Aug 1957, Vienna, Dooly GA.
3. BEARDEN, Ora Elizabeth, b 23 Sep 1899, Forsyth Co., GA.
4. RAGSDALE, Wrllram Beria/tserry. b 22 May 18 /A; md 25 Dec '1898, College Park,
GA d 22 Dea 1961, Riverdale GA: bur Forest Grove Cem , Forest Park, GA
5. BARTLETT, Katie Rone, b 30 Jun 1881, Clayton Co., GA, d lT lvlay 1965, Fulton
Co, GA; bur Forest Grove Cem., Forest Park. GA.
6. BEARDEN, John Berry, b 06 Feb '1875, Dawson Co., GA; md 23 Oct 1897,
Forsyth Co, GA; d 07 Dec 1966, Vienna, Dooly, GA
7. HAWKINS, Margaret Jane, b28May1877, Forsyth Co., GA; d07Nov1958,
Vrenna, Dooly GA
8. RAGSDALE James, b 05 Feb 1842, md Jul 1861, Troup Co, GA; d 03 Sep 1879,
bur Cartersvrlle, now Bartow Co, GA.
9. KING, Mary L., b 11 Ad 1A42: d 07 Apr 1890; bur unmarked FIat Rock Baptrst
Ch. Cem., Madris(?), Clayton Co, GA.
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Chloe Elizabeth Ragsdale Conkle Pedigree Chart, Cont'd.
10. BARILETT, Adoiphus Lamar, b
'12
Apr 1856, Clayton Co, GA; md ca 1880; d
Park, GA, bu. Forest Grove Cem., Forest Park, GA.
11. WOOTEN, Sarah Eleanor Elizabeth, b03Jan 1862; d 12Apr1936, College Park,
GA; bur Forest Grove Cem.
12. BEARDEN, John Wesley, b 12 May '1850, Lumpkin Co, GA; md Sep 1869,
Dawson Co, GA: d 30 Dec 1935, l,4arietta, Cobb, GA.
13. SHEFFIELD, Martha Elizabeth, b 29 Nov 1849, d 09 Aug 1910, Marietta, Cobb,
12
Ma|l896 College
14. HAWKINS, Thomas Walker Sr. (Civil War soldieo, b '1845, GA; md 1863;
05 Nov 1909, Forsyth Co, GA.
15. HAWKINS, Eveline 1., b 1845 SC; d 1886, Forsyth Co, GA.
16. RAGSDALE, W. P. Sr., b 10 May'1803; d 25 Sep 1877, GA.
17. ---, Bethuel, b 22 Feb 1810, d 17 May 1883 GA.
18 KING, Geo. W, b ca 1812-'1818; md 27 Dec 1835, Coweta Co, GA.
19. COSTLEY, Lucinda H., b ca 1812-1818.
20. BARTLETT, Henry B. (Civil Warsoldier), b 26 Jan 1830, d 25 Mar 1908.
21. IVCCRORY, Sarah C., b 14 Sep 1834i d 4 Sep 1924.
22. WOOTEN. Geo. J., b ca 1839; d 19 Jul 1863 (Civil War).
23. HART, Mary Elizabeth, b26 Jan 1842; d ca 1905.
24. BEARDEN, Wm. H., b 1808; d 1846.
25. DOWDY, Frances, b 11 Nov 1812; d 25 Mar 1891.
26. SHEFFIELD, John.
27. BERRY, Lucinda A.(?).
28. HAWKINS, Lawson B (Civil War soldier), b 1822; d 1862
29. BROCK, Nancy Jane, b 1823i d 1863.
30. HAWKINS, Uriah (Civil War soldieo, b 1814.
31. COX, Margaret, b 1820.
38. COSTLEY, Pierce, b 1773, SC.
39. GOWAN, Susannah.
40. BARTLETT, Henry, b Nov 1799; d Jun 1876.
41. |\,iASSENGIL, Rebeccah, b Aug 1801;d Nov 1a45.
42. MCCRORY, Robert, b 1792, lreland; d ca 1866(?).
43. WOOD. Martha D 1792, SC, d ca 18/0 cA.
44. WOOTEN Willis, b 1803; d ca 1E70{?).
45. SHIELDS, Sarah, b ca 1806; d bef 1870
46. HART, John James, b 1816; d Dec 1898.
47. BROWN, Ellender, b'1822; d 1860.
4E BEARDEN, Rrchard {Rev war soldrer) b 1760, VA; d 1860, GA
54. BERRY, ----5s. POSEY, Elizabeth(?).
56. HAWKINS, Wrllram, b 1780; d 1845.
57 FOSTER, Sarah, b 178s.
58 BROCK, Walker.
80. BARTLEII, Wilxam, b 1776.
81. BLACKMON, Susannah.
88. WOOTAN, Moses
89. ----, Nancy Peonelopi.
d
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Chloe Elizabeth Ragsdale Conkle Pedigree Chart, Cont'd.
92.
93.
94.
95.
HART, James.
WOOTAN, Mary Jane
BROWN, John ll.
STOVALL, Mary G.
112. HAWKINS, Frederick
113. ..--, Mary.
116. BROCK, Davrd
'160. BARCLIFT, Samuel
188. BROWN. lvleredith (Rev. War soldieo, d Mar 1812.
190. S-rOVALL George [,
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Cha.i€s Royce Conkle Sr 724 Siewart Si Carrollton GA 30117
1. CONKLE, Charles Royce Sr.. b 09 Feb 1922, College Park Fulton, GA; md
01 Feb'1946 College Park, Fulton,6A, to Chloe Elizabeth RAGSDALE
2. CONKLE, Elrjah Aikens b 10 Apr 1896, Henry Co., GA; md O/ May 1921, Fulton
Co. GA; d 11 Aug 1942, College Park GA
3. COLLMAN Fanny Hulett, b 16 Jul 1899, GA; d 20 Nov 1992, Hartselle, AL
CONKLE, Kellel, b 24 Jul 1859, Henry Co. GA, md 11 Aug 1887, Clayton Co,
GA,
5. ADAIR, Arvadella Arvie Zlna Louiza Jane b 06 Sep 1867 GA; d ca '1903, GA;
bur unmarked qrave, Forest Park Prim Bapt Ch. Cem.
6. COLELAN Barnard Hugh Sr, b 16 Jul 1867, Eufalla, AL md 17 Dec 1893,
Clayton Co. GA; d 19 Oci 1927, Clayton Co GA, bur Philadelphia Presby. Ch.
Cem.
7. CATES, Sarah Frances, b 29 Oct 1879; d22Nov 1972, Clayton Co. bur
Phrladelphra Presby Ch. Cem.
8. CONKLE, George H., b 1826, SC; md 1853, GA, d Civil War after 1862, VA.
BABB, Anna Lou, b 20 Mar 1830 SC; dHenryCo.,GA; bur unmarked grave,
Babb Cem.
10 ADAIR, Wm D (Civil Warsol)bJul 1828, GA; md Nov 1867, Henry Co GA.
1'1. AIKENS, l\,Iartha E , b Jan 1834.
'12. COLEMAN. Thomas, b AL.
13 TOLIVER, NIary Va. (?), b AL.
',4. CATES, John Cleveland, b26Jun 1851, HenryCo., GA; mdDec1876; d06Feb
1924; burClayton Co. Elam Cem.
15 JOINER, Sarah Frances, boSMar'1850, West GA, d30Jun'1930; burElam
Cem., Clayton 0o, GA
16 KONKLE, Andrew b1811,SC; d22Jui1878, HenryCo, GA.
17. ---, Mary, b 1812, SC; d 06 Mar 1882, Henry Co, GA.
'18 BABB Kellet
19 ABERCRUMBIE, Rebeccah b 1790, SC.
20. ADAIR, Wrlliam, b '1799, SC.
21. ---, Susan O., b 1801, SC.
22 AIKENS, Elijah, b 1783, GA.
23 ---, Eiizabeth, b 1804.
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28. CATES, Romulus Sanders, b 21 Sep 1819, NC; d 02 Jan 1896, AL.
29. REEVES, Lucinda E (P'), b 1O Jan 1822 GA; d 1',1 May 1892, GA.
30. JOINER, David, b GA(?).
31
EBERHART, Jane.
32. KUNKLE, Henry, b'1765, Germany; d GA.
33. ---, Catherine, b 1763(?) SC
36. BABB, Abner, b 1763, d 1847.
37. KELLETT. Martha.
38. ABERCRUtuIBlE, Colville, b ca 1765; d ca 1840.
39. LINDLEY, Mary, b ca 1764.
56. CATES, Wrlliam A., b ca 1797 NC; d Mar 1871, GA.
57. BERRY, Sally, b 1795 NC; d Apr'1870, GA.
58. REEVES, lsaac (?).
72. BABB, Joseph.
73. *--, Mary.
76. ABERCRUMBIE, James
78. LINDLEY, James (Hung)
79. COX, Mary.
114. BERRY. David J.
'115. BLEALOCK, Mary.
144. BABB. Thomas J.
145. FOULK, Sarah
Sanford Chambers, 6279 County Rd #51, Newell, AL 36270-4803.
'1. MOODY, Sarah Eliz (?) 6 20 Oec 1782, Chatham Co., N(lt md Joseph
CHAN,4BERS; d 05 Sep 1860, Villa Rica, Carroll, GA; bur Hillcrest Cem, Villa
Rrca, Carroll, GA.
lvlOODY Jesse, b ca 1752, md ca 1772: d Feb 1788. Greenville Co., SC, (fought
rn Rev. Wa(?), plantation owner, Chatham Co, NC'1799)
3. HOLLINGSWORTH, Dinah, b ca 1756, Cane's Creek, Orange Co., NC; d ca
1790, Greenvllle Co., SC; bur Greenvrlle.
4. MOODY, John, b 18 [/]ay 1723, Pnnce George Co, VA; md #2 Locretia GREEN;
d ca 1790, Franklrn Co., NC; (resrded Chatham Co, VA)
5. JACKSON, -----, b 1723, d 1779, Franklin Co., NC
6. HOLLINGSWORTH. Valentine I I I. b 172011725 New Castle, DE; d 1783 (resided
in Kennett, Delaware, and Orange Co, NC '1755)
7. HARLAN, Elizabeth, b ca 1720, Chester Co , PA; d Union Co., SC
8. MOODY, Robert Jr., b 1700, Prince George Co. or Amelia Co, vA md ca 1721:
d Prince George Co, VA (resided Granvrlle Co, NC 1746).
LOUND, Ann.
12. HOLLINGSWORTH, Valentioe I I, b 12 Jan 1677 , Bellenickcranell, Armagh,
Sego, ireland; md 1713, Armagh, Sego, lreland; d 1757.
13. HEALD, ElEabeth, b ca 1680, lreland.
14. HARLAN, Aaron, b 24 Oct 1685, County Down, Ulster, lreland; md ca 1713, New
Castle Co., DE, d Sep '1732, Kennett, Chester, PA
15. HEALD, Sarah, b'lg lvlay 1668, N,lobbeny, Cheshire, Eng; d02May 1747,
Kennett, Chester, PA
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Sanford Chambers Pedigree Chait, Cont'd.
16. MOODY, Robert Sr., b Henrico Co, VA.
HOi-i-iNGSWORTH Valentine b Aug 1632, Bellenickcranell, County Armagh,
Sego. lre; rnd 12 Jun 1672, Friends Meeting House, Armagh Co., lre; d 171o.
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Newark, DE.
CALVERT, Ann, b Nov 1650, Killwarlrn County Down lrei d 17 Aug '1697, Shell
Pot Creek, New Castle DE
26. HEALD, John, b ca 1670; mdca1696 Eng; d174111742, Kennett, Cheste., PA.
27 FODEN. Martha, b ca 1675; d 1755, Chester Co. PA.
28. HARLAN George, b 11 Mar'1649, Durham, Eng; md 17 Sep 1678, Lurgan
Quaker, Ulster, lre; d Jul 1/14. Chester co., PA.
29 DUCK, Elrzabeth b05 May 1660, Shankill, lre; dbef1714,ChesterCo,PA.
30 HEALD, Samuel, b 16 Sep'1668, Ivlobberly, Chesh re, Engt md 16 Feb 1691,
Etchells, Cheshire. Eng; d 1736, Kennett, Chester PA
31 BANCROFT. Mary b 13|\rlay 1673, Eccleston, (lheshire, Eng; d'1736, Kennett
Chester. PA
32. MOODY, Thomas, landed Jamestown VA; d 1656; wrll probated 1656,
Jamestown, VA.
33. LAWRENCE. Ann
48. HOLLINGSWORTH, Henry, b ca 1600, Bellenickcranell Legoe Paish, County
Armagh lre; md bef 1631, d aft 1631.
49. CORNISH Catherine, b ca 1600
25
50. IIALVERT Thomas b 1tj17 Dromgorr lurgan ArmaghCo l.e
mdllApr
1647: d 1685
51. GLASFORD, Jane b ca 1626, Stranmillrs Antnm, lre
56 HARLIN, James, D ca 1625, Brshopick, Eng; d Eng.
58 DIICK Ezekelrah, b ca 1628.
59. HOOPE, Hannah. b ca 1632.
60. HEALD wiiiiam, b 10 Jan 1647, Eng; md i667, Eng d 20 Aug 1677, Eng.
61. DONBOBBIN Jane, b ca '1648 Eng: d 09 Aug 1677, Eng.
62 BANCROFT John b 1653, Eng md 06 Sep 1663 Handforth Cheshire, Engr d
lvlobberly, Cheshire, Eng
63 JANNY, Mary, b 1638 Cheshire, Eng: d Etchells Cheshire, Eng
98. CORNISH, l'1enry.
100. CALVERT John. b '1580, Great Moorsome, Skelton, Yorkshire, Engi md
Yorkshrre. Engi d 1617 North ire
.--101.
Grace, b ca 1589. Eng
102. GLASFORD, Hugh, b ca 1594, Stranmillas Belfast, Antrim, lre
103 ---, Margaret b ca 1598. lre
112 I1ARLAND, Wrlliam, b ca 1594 Eng; d '1651, Eng
113 ---, Deborah. b ca 1603, Eng.
120 HEALD, Thomas Jr. b Apt 1622 lrobberly Cheshire, Engi md 1641, Cheshire,
Eng; d 26 l-eb 1736, Choley, Winslow, Eng.
121 HOBSON, Elizabeth, b'1624, Eng; d l0lvlay 1664.
124. BANCROFT, Richard, b 1633, of Crossacres; md Eng.
125. BI.IRGESS Ellen, b 1631, Eng.
126. JANNY. -----.
127. KNEVELT, Anne
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Sanford Chamb,ers Pedigree Chart, Cont'd.
200. CALVERT, Wrlliam, b ca '1554, md Yorkshire, Eng.
201. -----, Ehzabeth, b ca 1558.
240. HEALD, Thomas Sr., b 06 Dec 160'1, lvobberly, Cheshire, Eng;
241.
248.
254.
480.
481.
960.
d Jun 1645,
Broad Oak, Cheshire, Eng.
ROBSON, Elizabeth. b ca '1607.
BANCROFT, William, b ca 1607.
KNEVELT, John, b ca 1607.
HEALD, Wlliam, b ca 1575, Eng; md May '1597, lvobberly Cheshire, Eng; d
14 Apr 1609, Eng.
STRETTELL, Alice, b ca 1575.
HEALD, Ihomas, b ca 1545, Broad Oak, Cheshire, Eng.
Jesse Moody (#2 Page 28) and Dinah Hollingswonh had the following 5 children:
1. John Moody, b 1773 Granville Co, NC: md ca '1796 to Elizabeth Laird.
Reuben Moody, b 1774, Granville Co, NC; md '1796 tc Jane Grindstaff.
3. Elizabeth Moody, b ca 1776; mdca 179'l to ----- Osbourne.
4. Sarah Moody b 20 Dec 17a2, Chatham Co, NC (See above P.C.)
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ALLEN, BLUNT, CARIER, EDGE, JACKSON LiPHAM, NICHOLS, PARKER
Anne N Allen, 1 12 Ora Circle, Wamer Robins, GA 31088-3736
George A. ADA[/]SON and parents
Brenda Pless,4941 Davison Rd, Lapeer,
I\,11
48446.
Milton Rrce CHAMBERS. John Thaddus CHAMBERS, Lewrs SHIFLETT, Manetta
Louisana CLEIMMONS SHIFLETT, Wrllram 'Brlly" STEWART, [Iary "Polly" BECK
STEWART, Joel Prnkney YATES, Jarnes YATES.
Larry Shflett, 1082 School Rd., Griffin, GA 30223 Tele. 770-228-4062.
BROCK, COCHRAN, DAVIS, NELSON, RAINS/REINS, WATSON
Richard Brock, 6726 River lrill Dr , Klein IX77379-4161.
BURNE
IT, lrclN|OSH, IOMBERLINSON UPCHURCH
wood 4183 Copley Rd . Copley, OH 44321-1515.
Mrs. Pauhne F.
William Joseph LITTLE (born SC; dred Haralson Co), Malinda TANNER (md William
LITTLE 07 Jan 1890, Haralson Co).
Roger & Judy Little, 3354 Hessel Ave., Rochester Hiiis, Mi 48307.
ATTAWAY, Ga (1766-1850). Wrlliam ATTAWAY, Joseph ATTAWAY (b 1796),
John M. K. ATTAWAY (1839-1863), John Joseph ATTAWAY ('1862-1947). Peter
BRIDGES who md E Jane BROWN: their dau Francis Rebecca BRIDGES md Charles
Howard EVANS. Pherba R T. FUTRAL md John Howard EVANS. Jeremiah COLE.
velma N. D. Evans, P O. Box 926, Joelton, TN 37080.
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ADAIR, BARTLETT, BEARDEN, CATES, COLEMAN, CONKLE, HART, HAWKINS,
KUNKLE. RAGSDALE, WOOTEN
Royce & Elizabeth Conkle, 724 Stewart St Carrollton, GA 30117.
AYERS, BROOM, CARROLL, CHASTAIN, DEWBERRY, JAI\,1ES, KILGORE. PARKER,
STIDHAM, TURNER, VELVIN, WILLIAMSON
Alfreo E. Turner, 6501 Peacock Blvd., Morrovr', GA 30260-2519
Lanie Mentone Hrll STANiPS, Fletcher lvloreland STAMPS, Eason STAMPS, l\roses
STAI\4PS.
Thomas Paty Stamps. 7715 Jett Ferry Rd., Atlanta GA 30350
BATES, HEMBREE, SPARKS
Cheryl Grusendorf, 15044 N 7th Place Phoenix AZ 85022
ALLEN, ARNEY, BASKIN, AOYD, MOSTELLER, ROBERDS, SPAKE, WILLINGHAM,
WILSON
John C. Alien,504 Pineridge Dr Hopkinsville, KY 42240-2532
BARNETT BRADBERRY, CONN, COX, HARRIS, HELTON, HENDERSON, HONEA,
MANER, TURNER. WHITE, W'/NN,
Harold Smrth 825 Austrn Dr Smyma, GA 30082
BATES, THOIVPSON WRIGHT
Susan Bubnar,2638 Bolker Dr., Pod Hueneme, CA 9304'1.
JOHNSTON, MOSELEY, RICHARDS, TATE. VELVIN with related lines of BASS,
BOYD, CHASIAIN, FIELDS. JONES. TRUETT, WILLIAMS,
Lucy E. lvloye, 14 W Hallett St., Hillsdale, lrl 49242.
Families of William ADAIIIS md Sarah BLANKENSHIP. James BARNES md Sarah
MCKENZIE. George COLEMAN md Nancy BUFFORD. Henry lvartin REID md Edith
HARRISON
James E Padget 1230 Trailmore Dr, Roswell, GA 30076
LASSETTER, I/ITCHELL, WHITE, WILLIAIV]S,
William G. Mrtchell, 55 Goldworth Rd. Vrlla Rica, GA 30150
Willram Joseph LITTLE (b SC; d Haralson Co.). Malrnda TANNER (md Wlliam LITTLE,
07 Jan 1890, Haralson Co.)
Roger & Judy Little, 3354 Hessel Ave., Rochester Hills, Ml 48307.
BAKER, BOONE, CARI\4ICHAEL. EDMCNDSON, LASSITER, LOVELL, MCADAMS,
MCBRIDE [IcWHORT ER,
Ohce C. ([Irs. Ernest E ) Hall, 4013 Foster Mill Rd. SW Cave Spring, GA30124-2277.
Charles Wesley FRIDELL & his wife, Sarah Jane YOUNGBLOOD, born in SC in 1814
& 1815. John William WADDELL & his wife, lrary Frances REEVES Haralson Co., GA
Teddy R & Frances Randles. 155 River Valley Dr., Carollton, GA 30117.
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ADAIR, FOOTE, HESTERLY, MATTOX, TURNER, WILLIAMSON,
Mrs. Hildred [Iattox Stratton, 765 Red Tuttle Rd Bethpage fN37022.
BRANNAN, GENTRY, GOGGANS, McCROSKY, TRIPP.
Ronald E. Mccrosky, 111 Hazelwood Dr , Statesboro, GA 30458.
BALLARD, DAVIS, HAMIVIOND, HEARD, JOHNSTON/JOHNSON, IlIEDARIS,
MOSELEY, RICHARDS STRICKLAND, THOMPSON, VELVIN
Patricia Johnston Yates, 105 W. Knight Rd., McDonough, GA30252-2527.
BURNETT, CA[/lP, CARPENTER, GENTRY, JACOBS, REED, WILLIAMS, WOODS,
ZI[/lMERIVIAN,
JoAn Gentry Eagle, 3615 Almondwood Ln., Spring, TX 77389.
John T. CHAMBERS. Jesse H. CHAMBERS.
David H. Chambers, 20'15 Alexander Ct. Pleasanton, CA 94588.
BENNETT, BLAIR, BRASWELL, CAMP, CARDEN, FUGGEIT, HARTLEY, HAWK,
HUGHEN, HYDE, INGRAM, JACOBS, LANGSTON, MCCOLLU[r, McCRAY, PITTS,
WINKLES,
Shirley A. Steinback, 351 Pike Dr., Corona CA 917'19-'1044
James Estra BROWN (1858-1940) md Mary HUTCHESON (1860-1925). John Henry
GORDON (1870-1936) md Elizabeth GURLEY (1874-1954). Ihomas Jefferson
MCCLENDON (ca 1852-ca 1926-7) md Hannah J. DAVIS (d ca 1866). Wrtlaam
Nathanial ITCCLENDON (1880-1955) md Sarah Rose Etta BROWN (1885-1976)
Don & Betty Jo Schultz, 1810 Villa Espana Trail, Melbourne, FL32935-4622.
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IVILES, THORNTON, WHITE
Searching for descendants ot George NIILES son of Jabez MILES of Carroll Co.
George had a daughter Nellie WHIIE, and two sons, Clarence and James MILES.
George died in 1920 and is buned rn [rt. Zron Methodist Cemetery. His wife was Attce
THORNTON MILES.
Patricia Shinn, 22 Muse Bridge, Carrollton GA 3O'116.
ASHIUORE, BOYLES, JAEKSON, THURI\,1AN,
Need information on Willram Ir. ASHMORE, md 20 Oct 1870 to Mary Carotrne
BOYLES. She was born 29 Sep 1856, d/o William & llary Ann THURMAN BOYLES.
They are buried in Smith Chapel Cem , Carroll Co., GA. Also, need information on
lrary Lou Ella JACKSON, born 2 Oct 1869, md William Thurman BOYLES, Feb 1886.
Her father was William D. JACKSON (born 1846) and her rnother was Mary F.
lrrs. Warren Jackson,2726 Old lronticello Rd., Thomasvrlle, GA31792.
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BENNETT. LANGSTON I\4ADDOX, I\IANGUIV],
Need ancesto!^s parents, & sibllngs of Lawson MADDOX, b ca 1784 SC, res '1850
Fayette Co AL, md Bersheba -'.-, b ca 1794 SC. lssue: Riley b '1835 SC; Kindrad, b
'1837 AL; Roberr b 1a421\L: John; Wiham B.
Also need children of Absolom LANGSTON s/o John & Ann Agnes MANGUIV
LANGSTON, b ca 1731 lsle of Wight Co VA, d '178-3 Newberry Co SC, md Christian
BENNETT, b 1733, d 1803 SC
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10 Mrs. F. M Chalker, 314 Dixie St Carrollton, GA 30117.
11 Thomas H. Chance, 3810 Madison Ave, Gadsden, AL 35904.
12 Elwood R Coleman Jr , 1911 Valence St , New Orleans, LA 70115
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ABERCRLjiviBia 27
ADAIR 27 31
,i8
ADAI\.4S
28
32
3i
ADAI\i1SON 30
ATKENS 25
4LLEN27122324
30 31 33(3)
9985P8!!G QUAE]EEIJ
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19
3]
32
25
30
i9
ALLGOOD
ALLMAN
ARNEY
ASHI\,IORE
ATKINSON 23
ATTAWAY
AUTREY
AiCOCK25
AYERS 31
BABB 27 2E
BAILEY 17
BAKER 31
BALES 8
BALL 7
BALLARD 32
BANCROFT 29 30
BARCLIFT 27
BARNES 31
BARNETT 23 3,I
BARNHART 33
BARR 5
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BARROW 33
BARTLETT 25 26 31
BARTTA 23
BASKIN 31
BASS 31
BATES 8 22 3'1(2)
BEARDEN 25 26 31
BECK 24 30
BENNETT 22 32 33
BENTON 24
BERRY 26 28
BLACKMON 26
BLAIR 32
BLALOCK 1,1
BLANKENSH|P 1O 31
BLEALOCK 28
BLUNT 30
BOLDER 23
BOOHER 33
BOON(E) 10 11 31
BOYCE 23
BOYD 31(2)
BOYLES 32
ARADBERRY 31
ARANNAN 32
ARASWELL 32
BRIDGES 30
BROCK 3 26 30 33
EROOKE 22
BROOM 31
BROWN 10 12 20(2)
21 24 26 30 32
BRYAN 24(2)
BRYANT 24
BRYSON 15
BUBNAR 31 33
BUF(F)ORD s 31
BIJRGESS 29
BURNETT 30 32
BURNS 3
BUTLER 17
BYAI\I 33
BYRAI\,I 24
CALVERT 29 30
cAl\ P 3 32(2)
CARDEN 32
CHAMBERS 14.19
28 30 32
CHANCE 33
CHANDLER 23
cHAstAlN 31(2)
CHENEY 13
CLARK i6
Ci-A.YTON 24
CLEMMONS 30
COCHRAN 30
COLE 7 30
coLEMAN 4 27 31(2)
33
coNKLE 25 26 27 28
31 33
coNN
31
CONNER 16
cooK 33
COOPER 24
CORDER 19
CORNISH 29
COSTLEY 26
cox 26 28 3't 33
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CRAVEN 7
cRoFr 24 25
CRUTCHFIELD 23
CULLEN 5
CUMBY 9
CURTIS 3
DAVIS 12 15 22 30
32(2)
de SOLZA 5
DEIllBROSKY 13
DENNEY 3 33
DENNI,ION 13
deVANE 2
DEWBERRY 20 31
DIAL 33
DINGLER 20
DODSON 5
DONBOABIN 29
DORRIS 3
DOWDY 26
DUCK 29
DUNCAN 3
DYER 15
EAGLE 32
CARI\,1ICHAEL 31
CARPENTER 16 32
EASTON 5
CARROLL 12 13 20 31 EBERHART 28
CARTER 4 24 30
EDGE 30
CATES 27 28 3i
EDr!1ON(D)SON 13 31
CATO 7 8-10
EDWARDS 15
CHALKER 33
EMLTNG 4
ENGLiSH 7
EVANS 30 33
EVENS 16(2)
FANNIN 8
FANNING 12
FAVORS 23
FERGUSON 5
FIELDS 31
FLORENCE 7
FODEN 29
FOOTE 32
TORBES 25
FOSTER 26
FOULK 28
FOWLER 8
FREEMAN 1O
FRIDELL 31
FRY 18
FUGGETT 32
FUTRAL 30
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MCKENZiE 31
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TOMEERLINSON 30
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