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CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY
BY
CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
VOLUME II JUNE 1981 NUMBER TWO
TABLE Of CONTENTS
0Ulcers, Committees,
and Treasurer’s Report.47
President's Letter. .
Extract 01842 Tax Digest o& 7th District
813th G.M., Carroll County, Georgia.44
Personal Notes oi William Washington Merrell
by Himself [Written about 1880)..
Merrell Genealogy..
"Gone to Texas".53
Antioch Church Roll.57
Early Carroll County Marriages
Book C 1828—1866.59
Extracts &rom International Genealogical
Index [Mormon] Pertaining to Carroll County.62
Queries.73
Announcements and Corrections.75
Order Blank &or Carroll County 1850 Census.75
New Members In Carroll County
Genealogical Society.76
Ancestor Charts. 77
Blank &or Membership In
Carroll County Genealogical Society.79
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THE CARROLL COUNTV GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
CARROLLTON, GEORGIA
Mn*. Linda. McCandle, Pne*ident...Rt. 4 Box 165 V
CaAAotlton, Ga. 30117
Phone.: 834-8601
Vn. Elmo Robend*, Vice Pne*ident.103 South Nixon St,
CaAAotlton, Ga,. 30117
Phone.: 834-9473
Maa. Ve.boA.ah V. Ivey, Se.cAe.taAy.....Box 704
Bowdon, Ga.. 30108
Mn*. Nett Vatse*, TneoAunen..818 Tyu* Road
Boaxion, Ga. 30108
Phone: 258-3404
Mn*. Jan Belt, EditoA.. Chateau Apt*. .P-3
CaAAotlton, Ga. 30117
Phone: 832-9808
COMMITTEES
Memben*hip.Pat CnameA, Loui*e
Hottand
Pnognam.... CtaAice Cox, Edna
Lajckey, Rudene
HollingAwonth
Publicity.Many Tlonence fjJond,
Many Rowell
Publication.Jan Belt, Va. Elmo
RobeAd*, Edna Lackey
CemeteAy PAoject..Evylan Moaaow, Many
Reeves, LeRoy Child*
Cen*u* PAoject.CtaAice Cox, Nell Vote../.
TAeoAuAeA' a RepoAt
Nell Vote*, TAeoAuAeA, AepoAtA that qua balance in the bank ii cuAAently $796.77
Memben*hip in the CoaaoII County Genealogical Society i* open.to all .peAAon* who
have an intene*t in genealogy. Vue* aAe on a calendaA yeaA ba*i* [Jan.-Vec,) and
aAe $10.00 pen yean pen individual, on $12.50 pen yeaA pen family. Thia publication
i* included, at no extna.CQAt.in memben*hip due*, with one copy pen family. Extna
copie* and back i**ue* availablei Nell Vote*, 818 Tyua Road, Bowdon, Ga. 30108. Thi*
Society .doe* not a**ume ne*pon*ibility &on ennoA* o& \[act on opinion which may appean
in the aAticle* &unni*hed by it* memben*. We will gladly connect any ennon* bnought
to oun attention. PublUhed by The Cannotl County Genealogical Society, a nonpAoftit onganization. Meeting* each &ounth Thun*day, Cannoll E.M.C. at 7:30 p.m.
Copynight 1981
IN MEMORIAM
CLYDE REEVES
9 Se.pte.mbeA 1909—9 ApAtt 1981
CHARTER MEMBER OF CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
VESCENVANT OF LASSETER ANV HENDON FAMILIES
PIONEERS OF CARROLL COUNTY, GEORGIA
SURVIVED BY WIFE, MARY, and THREE SONS
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THE PRESIDENT'S LETTER
VeaA Member,
Qua society got ohh to a. Aunnlng staAt this yeaA and I’m glad to AepoAt
that we’Ae keeping up the. pace. 0a* pAojects aAe coming along Aeally well with
eveAyone Involved working haAd.
In the past fiew months, I've had the privilege oh speaking to seveAal
school gAoups on my havoAlte subject "Looking £oa Voua kncestoAS." I’m delighted
that young people aAe becoming InteAested In genealogy. I j$ee<£ It will make the
hlstoAy couAses they take much mone exciting. A big Aound oh applause should
be given to teacheAS willing to take thelA time to help students In this aAea.
Don’t be suApAlsed lh you dAlve by one oh oua local cemeteAles and see
people busy with papeA, pencils, and bAoomsl It’s just oua membeAS out AecoAdlng all oh the cemeteAles In CoaaoII County. Has. Evylan Moaaow AepoAts that
membeAS aAe tuAnlng In lots ot$ completed cemeteAles, but lh you’d like to help,
please call Evylan and volunteeA because theAe’s still a lot to do.
A* I mentioned In my last letteA, we have pAlnted the 1850 census £oa
CoaaoII County. We’Ae Aecelvlng oAdeAS, but the Census Commltte uAges you to
puAchase a copy. Jh thl*> book sells well, It will enable the Society to suppoAt
otheA pAlntlng pAojects. Mas. Nell Vale* and Mas. ClaAlce Cox aAe to be commended
again, hoA the Census Book ha* Aecelved many compliments.
We have had some Aeally good pAogAams the last £ew months'. Ma. HaAmon
Smith faom the GeoAgla Mchlves spoke to us on Civil Wa* RecoAds In the
AAchlves and last month we met at the Neva Lomason LlbAaAy; Mas. Rudene
HolllngswoAth showed us the mateAlals available In the Genealogical Room.
We enjoyed these two speakeAs veAy much, and I uAge each membeA that can come
to oua monthly meetings to do so. The PAogAam Committee woAks Aeally haAd to
bAlng the Society good pAogAams and aAe encouAaged by good attendance.
I hope that you’ll have a good sammeA. Thank you $oa youA suppoAt
oh the Society.
SlnceAely,
Linda McCaAdle
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The hollowing i* an Extract oh the 1842 Tax Digest seventh Virtriet, 813th
Georgia Militia Carroll County, Georgia. Thi* i* a continuation h*om the la*t
Carroll County Genealogical Quarterly in which wa* published the Eighth Virtrict,
653rd Georgia Militia Virtrict oh the original 1842 Tax Digest oh Carroll County, Ga.,
page* 1-6. The inhormation herein contained i* ^om page* 6-8 Of$ the original
volume.
Contributed by:
Edna S. Lackey
EXTRACT OF 1842 TAX VJGEST
Carroll County, Georgia
7th Vi*t. 813 G.M.
Name Poll Slave* Land Lot. No. Visit. Sect. County
[Acre*
Bromley, Jame*
Beaver*, John F.
Chandler, Elza
Chandler, Park*
Chandler, Oliver C.
Chandler, J.G.
Coleman, John
Chandler, Wyatt
-VMcVowel, Jame* B.
Veen, Ab*alom
Venmon, Jame* R.
Venmon, Jame* R. Agt.
MeVowel, Vaniel
Agt. h°r Wm. H. Tole*
Alabama
McVowell, Vaniel
Agt. hor orphan* oh
John J. Voung
Golding, Caleb
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Golding, T.C.
Golding, Wright
Golding, Seborn
Hudgin*, Jame*
Agt. hor I. Hornet
Holcomb, Martin
Hamilton, John L.
Hardman, l*aiah
Hall, Hiram
Jentry, Richard
Jordan, John Agt.
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Name. Poll Slaves Land Lot. No, PlAt, Sect, Countu
Jordan, Samuel
Kenamone, Obadlah
Lowny, Benjamin
Mlllen, kaAon
Nan.tin, William
Malone, Bennett
Malone, Samuel
McPh.en.Aon, Elljaka
Agent j{on John dowel
PoAey, Vanlel
Agent hon Ogllva PoAey
PoAey, Pinckney
Police, John C.
PoAey, Mocnaht
PoAey, Lorenzo
RobeAon, William
RobeAon, William
Agt. hon Jane RobeAon
Reid, Robert A.
Reid, TunaA H.
Reid, Robent
Reid, Matthew
Reid, Reuben
Raygan, HoaaIa A.
Sewel, Clank
Stephens, E.B.
Stephens, Elijah
Sandbond, Hamilton
Smith, Lemuel G.
Agt. hon T.G. Smith
StephenA, W.D.
Tncintham, David
Weathenby, Aanon
Womlck, JeAAe P.
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Name oh VehaultenA In CannoU Co. and a Double Tax aAAeAAed agneeable to beAt
Inhonmatlon hon 1842. 7th DlAt. 813 G.M.:
HodgeA, A.J. lx x x x x CannoU
White, JameA B. x x x x x x x.
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PERSONAL NOTES OF WILLIAM WASHINGTON MERRELL BV HIMSELF [1880}
W.W. MzaazII was born in Franklin County, Georgia, Gum Log Vist&ict, one and
a. half miles from thz South Carolina Linz, the Aamz being Tugaloo River, on thz 16th
day 0|$ SzptzmbzA, 1815. His father'A namz was Bznjaminz Smith MzaazII, who was thz
third son of Bznjaminz MzaazII who immigrated from England and settled In thz thzn
province, now Statz of North Carolina (Note: W.W. MzaazII wrote "Maryland", but
this was changzd to North Carolina. M.C.M.) about thz yzaA 1700—woa a man of
wzalth and respectability, hzld Azvzral important poAittons In thz colonial government,
but bzcamz a Atrong partisan in favor o<$ liberty for thz colonize and favoring a rzdrzAA
of thz wrongA impoAzd upon thzm by thz Kingdom of GAzat BAitain, and caAAizd his zzal
to such an extent that hz hzadzd a patriotic band calling themselves "RzgulatoAA." They
OAganizzd for thz purpoAZ of resisting thz king1a officzAA in thziA aAbituaAy act*
of tyAanny towaAd thz pzoplz of NoAth CaAolina and did actually oppose thzm by force.
Thz result was that a Azgimznt of British tAoopA was AZnt out to aAAZAt thz parties
with authority, to tAy and punish thz dlsturberA even with thz extreme pznalty of dzath.
With thz approval of thz Governor of NoAth CaAolina [TAyon], thzy succeeded in arresting
and making prisoners of Captain MzaazII and hi* band, confined thzm in thz thiAd story
his mansion, whilz thzy appAopAiatzd thz second story of thz same for thz quarters
of thz officers and thziA soldiers.
Thzy wzaz thus hzld until a mock tAial of thz IzadzA was gonz tfiAough with,
which resulted in thz conviction ot$ sedition and sentenced him to dzath, ThzAZ was
a nzaA nzighboA 0($ thz namz of Wiseman, who had a daughtzA, Mary,.seventeen years
old, and vZAy beautiful and accomplished. Thz two families wzaz vzAy intimate friends.
MaAy was often at thz house ot$ MzaazII duAing thz stay of, thz British, and thz com¬
manding officer seemed to take a gAzat liking to hzA on account of hzA bzauty, as well
as hzA polite and kindly treatment towaAdA him, and hiA comAadzA, Onz day hz camz into
thz Aoom whzAZ Ahz wolA and complimented hzA gAzatly on hzA bzauty and kindness to him,
and Aaid that hz had called to offer hzA a boon before hz left, aA hz and hiA command
woa going to move on thz next day, and told hzA to namz anything hz could do for hzA,
and hz would in hiA powzA) cheerfully do it. She modzAtly Azplizd, "If you oaz
in zaAnzAt, Colonel, release Captain MzaazII and don’t caAAy him a pAiAonzA,"
"That, dzaA Madam," Azplizd thz officzA, "iA beyond my powzA; to azIzoaz thz IzadzA
bzlongA to highzA authoAitizA," Upon which Ahz Azplizd, "Thzn azIzoaz hiA Aon, John."
And hz did AO.
Thzy finally executed Captain Bznjaminz MzaazII and confiscated his laAgz ZAtatz.
Hz left Azvzn AonA who all AZAvzd on thz "Rebel" Aide thz whole Azvzn yzaAA of thz
Revolutionary WaA. His wife AUAvivzd him a vzAy AhoAt time. She woa Jemima Smith,
a Azlativz of Captain John Smith, who woa thz first zxploAZA of thz country around
ChzAapzakz Bay and up thz Potomac and Shenandoah RivzAA. A mutual attachment ApAang
up. at once between young John MzaazII and Mary Wiseman and thzy AhoAtly maAAizd and
Azmovzd to NoAth Carolina. _ShoAtly bzfoAZ thz war of independence of thz colonizA
commenced, his bAothzAA [azvzaoI.of thzm) went to NoAth Carolina. Many of thz desczndants yet live and many, howzvzA, of thzm are AcattzAzd ovza Kentucky, Illinois,
MlsAouri, Ohio, and othzA wzAtzAn AtatzA.
Mary Wiseman’a father woa English and Scotch, and her mother French. John woa
of English, Scotch and Welch. When thzy Azttlzd in North Carolina, thz young couple
without property in a new country, Aurrounded with wild bzaAtA and more to bz dreaded
IndianA. In 1774 hz woa called to thz war. Hz had to leave his wife with two little
children to make a Aupport for hzAAzlf and her children thz bzAt Ahz could. That
Azction of thz country was about equally divided in Azntimznt—one half patriots and
thz other half torizA; thz latter the worst and moAt unAcrupulouA portion of thz
community. The men on thz Whig Aide all being gonz to war, thz Tories committed
awful outrages on thziA families at home, Atzaling, robbing, burning, etc.
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Many incidents ate Itesh in out memoty, though detailed to u* ovet lilty yeat*
ago by qua patent* and tome ol theit contempotaties; and hete we will state that the.
lotegoing lacts wete ttansmitted by lamily tradition—by Be.njami.ne and SaAah to John
and Maty, by them to Benjamine Smith Mettell and by him to the wtitet, We will state
one oa two occuttence* ol the wot that took place, detailed by oua Gtandmothet Mettell.
She wa* living on and tunning a little latm, a young woman living with het. They had
gone to bed. Each had one ol the childten in bed with het. Six Totie* came, \[ited
a hyastack and cotn-house, then went to the house, demanded admittance with thteat*
and epithets—using language too bad to be tepeated hete. On theit telusal to open
the doot, btoke it down and went in, abused the women, otdeted them to get up and get
them puppet, but gtandmothet got up, went and whlspeted to the othet to lie still,
that the Totie* would take het bed clothe* il she got up, AItet eating, they thtew
the women'* weating clothe* in the lite and dtew out the bed tom undet the young
woman and child, tipped it open, *catteted the leathet* and wete committing othet deptedation*, when the women *eized the childten and *tepped out and tan two mile* to
a neighbot'* hou*e. On theit attival, they leatned that a Captain Gue*t ol the Pattiot
Atmy had got home on a ^utlough and with twenty-live men wa* a**igned to duty in that
vicinity to *cout the Totie* out, etc. They went, at once to *ee the captain, lound
him, gave him inlotmation*. He mu*teted hi* men at once, and *ttuck out belote daybteak. The women tetutned home, About 11:00 o'clock Captain Gue*t and hi* men tetutned
to het hou*e and with the *ix Totie*—made them all *it down in a tow in the yatd. The
Captain dtew out. hi* *wotd, handed it to het and *aid, "How, Mt*. Mettell, take satislaction, don't *pate one ol them," She took the swotd and tai*ed it, but all *ix, at
once dtopped on theit knee* and commenced begging. She dtopped the *wotd and *aid,
"Captain, I could not *ttike one ol them to *ave my tile," He teplied, "Well, my boy*
hete know how to deal with *uch." They then without anothet wotd to het matched them
oil to a hill*ide in *ight ol the hou*e. and hanged the whole *ix.
Out gtandlathet, John Mettell, *etved a* a ptivate *oldiet in *aid wot lot thtee
yeat*, te-enllsted lot live yeat* ot dating the wot, held *evetal *ubalteAn 0llice* a*
cotpotal and *etgeant, wa* ptomoted to lieutenant and held that ollice *ome time, • Ju*t
belote the wot ended, he wa* ptomoted to Captain ol "Light Hot*e," He *etved hi*
countty to the end ol the wot and wa* honotably di*chatged,. Altet the wat ended he temoved to Spatta, Hancock County, Geotgia, whete he lived sevetal yeat*, wotking at the
Black*mith'* ttade, [Thete out lathet, Benjamine S. Mettell, wa* botn and pattly teated.
He *etved an apptentice undet hi* btothet-in-law Met*hon, at the *addle ttee bu*ine**,
which wa* then a good ttade. He went Itom Spatta to Washington, Wilke* County, Geotgia;
wotked thete until he attived to manhood, when he moved to Ftanklin County, Geotgia,
and when in hi* twenty~lit*t yeat he mattied Pat*y Chandlet, elde*t daughtet 0|$ S,
Jo*eph and Satah Chandlet, tespectable and well-to-do latmet*, gteatly again*t the
wi*he* ol het patent*, but a teconciliation wa* *oon btought about and they *ettled a
lew mile* Itom the old people and temained thete Itom that time (1813) wotking at hi*
*aid ttade and tunning a little latm, lilled the 0llice ol Justice ol the Peace ol hi*
di*ttict twelve yeat* until 1832, He temoved hi* lamily then to the then wild* ol
Cattoll County, Geotgia, He had not been thete long until he wa* elected Justice ol
the Peace again, which ollice he held mo*t ol the time until hi* death which took place
in Octobet 1853,
Jo*eph Chandlet, out motetnal gtandlathet, wa* a native Vitginian, emigtated to
Ftanklin County, Geotgia, about the lit*t 01$ the yeat 1797, Belote he lelt Vitginia
in 1793, he mattied Satah Fatmet, daughtet ol John Fatmet, He, Fatmet, wa* ol Engli*h
de*cent. Hi* wile, who*e maiden name wa* Newton, came Itom Jteland with het patent*
when a child. She wa* lull lti*h, Gtandlathet Chandlet wa* lull Anglo-Saxon, latge,
lait-complexioned with teddi*h ot aubutn halt and beatd and blue eyes, Gtandmothet
Chandlet wa* lti*h and English, dotk complexion, black halt and eye*. He lived ta
eighty lout and *he to eighty one yeat* Oj$ age; Gtandlathet Mettell to about seventy-
*even; Gtandmothet Mettell to sixty-six yeat*, Fathet died in Octobet, 1853, in hi*
sixty second yeat and mothet on Septembet 11, 1879, in het eighty-lilth yeat.
They talsed ten childten to man and womanhood, six boy* and lout gitls, yet only
two boy* and thtee gitls sutvived mothet. They wete talsed in a newly settled countty
whete the chance* lot getting an education wete vety limited; thetelote, they had vety
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little te.aA.Yu.ng, They could stead and write and knew hou) to make simple calculations
in arithmetic, the greater position ol which they gained by theisi own exeAtion alter
they weAe gAown.
Belore enteAing upon hi* own personal history the writer deem* it best perhaps
to say a tittle mosie about the lamilies ol hi* parents. His lather was one ol lour
sons, to-wit; John, James, Benjamine S., and GeoAge. John the eldest went to Kentucky
with his wile and targe family ol chitdAen about the year 1810 and it is said that hi*
descendant* are scattered oveA that state, Illinois and Indiana. He was, peAhaps,
twenty-^ive years otdeA than lather, James went with them. Both died there many years
ago. The writer had no knowledge ol the lamity ol Uncle James. George, the youngest,
was stricken by lightning when an infant in his cradle and his senses were never right.
He died unmarried at about twenty live. There were several daughters, all older than
lather. He can only mention three, one ol whom married John Lyner and went to Tennessee
a great while ago when that was a newly settled country. One married a Rodgers and went
to the West many years ago. This is all we know ol them or their descendants. The
latter's name was Rachel and is said to have been a most beautilul woman. Jemima
married Mershon in Sparta, Hancock County, Georgia, where they raised a lamily ol
several children, one ol whom now lives at Talbotton, Georgia. We think his name is
John Mershon, though not sure as to the Christian name. A daughter married B.F. Dense
at the same place* They moved to Milledgeville, Georgia, kept hotel there uYitil about
1864 when they moved to Macon,.Georgia, lotlowed the same business until 1872 when he
died. Aunt Jemima had been living with them several years (having lost her husband).
She died not long Irom the time Mr. Dense did at an extreme old age.. Mrs. Dense kept
hotel in Macon a lew years alter her husband's death, but has now moved out and is
living in a private house together with her daughter, Rebecca Harris lwho is also a
widow). One ol the "Dense boys" is lollowing railroading, running on the South Western
ol Georgia.
This lamily ol Mershons are all the paterYial relations with whom the writer is
acquainted.
The mother ol the writer had three brothers, Henry Farmer Chandler, Thomas and
Asa. The lirst wile Frances Harben. He lived the greatest protion ol his tile in
Franklin County, Georgia, died in Hart Couyity, Georgia, over seventy years old, had
several sons—John Newton, Thomas C. Morgan, Asa, several daughters, Nancy, Martha,
Mary, the other we have lorgotten. Thomas C. lives in Banks County, Georgia, Mary
lives near Fairplay, South Carolina, some ol the others in Hart and Franklin Counties
arid several are gone West.
Thomas Chandler lived in Carroll County, Georgia. His children married Thomas
and Martha in Texas, Marion in Mississippi, Dorothy in Dougherty County, Georgia,
Newton, Mary Ann [Thrower), Rhoda Baskin and Harriet Baskin all live in.Carroll County,
Georgia. He is seventy six years old. His wile, Polly Jackson, is alive also, both
in rather leeble health. . Uncle Asa Chandler was born in Franklin County, Georgia, became a Baptist preacher
belore he was lolly grown, married and went lirst to Ruckersville Irom there to
Elberton, Georgia, where he died a lew years ago, aged near seventy. He had been three
times married; le.lt several children all ol whom [except Harriet who lives in Carroll)
live in Elbert perhaps. She had live sisters. The lirst, Nancy, married General
William Bell, lived in Franklin and Carroll Counties, Georgia. He died in August 1851
at Elijay, Georgia ol apoplexy. She is still living in her eighty lour years. Their
eldest son, Otho, died in Randolph leaving a widow and a goodly number ol children all
grown up and most ol them married and living in that section except William, who lives
in Carroll. Secoyid son, Augustus C., lives in Texas. Third, Thomas N., lives in
Wilkinson County, Georgia; James M. lives in Carroll County, Georgia. Filth, Noble N.
lives in Paulding County, Georgia. Fourth son, William 0. died during the late war.
John B. lives at Franklin, Georgia, married Mary Jane Merreil, the writer’s daughter.
Three daughters: Jane Amelia married Thomas S. Green. They live in Paulding County,
Georgia. Second, Martha, married James L. Stephens. He died many years ago leaving
her a widow, she has never again married. Third, Mary, married Martin Hardin. They
live in east Tennessee. All ten Of$ the laregoing, except the eldest daughter, Mrs.
Green, have a large number ol children, many grown up, married and have lamilies ol
their own.
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Aunt Rhoda, second daughten, maAAied TyAe Swi&t, lived and died in Habensham
County, Georgia., had a numben sons and daughtens. We wene acquainted with none
0)5 them. We leanned that two oi them maAAied bAothens ofa the name oh Richandson,
both pAeachens, and Lived in Whitfield on. MuJjJjy County, Geongia, a hojw yeaAA ago.
Many, fiounth daughten, maAAied Jama Williams, had fioun daughtens. Sanah maAAied
W.B. Might, who was kitted at Bowdon. Eliza maAAied J. L. Bodkin; Rhoda maAAied
Fnank White, Many Live* with White still single. Wittiams died and Aunt Many maAAied
Isaac E. Cobb. He died in 1852, 5th August* She died in 1863,
Aunt FAances C. maAAied Isaac E. Cobb and nailed a tange numben oh childnen.
Wittiam W. maAAied Jane Hant, He died oh the wan, John M. maAAied Adatine Embay,
Mantha maAAied J, L, Barken, She died, leaving two daughtens. He then maAAied Etiza
Williams oa behoae Atated, Many maAAied Dock BaAken, JameA maAAied Etiza WatkeA,
ThomaA died in. the wan. GeoAge, in TexaA. J. the youngeAt, maAAied AuguAta Gaow.
Alt that Aunvive Live in CoaaoII County.
The hoAeaoing woa wAitten about fiouA yeaAA ago. Some changeA have taken place
Aince Manch the 15th, 1884 (pAesent date).
The wniteA oa behoAe Atated woa boAn in FAanklin County, GeoAgia, Septemben 16,
1815. HiA panentA being pooA, he being the eldest Aon, could be but tittle Apated to
go to Achool and Achool facilities being pooA, at the age oh Aeventeen when he moved
with hiA panentA, bAothenA and AiAteAA (8 in numben) to CoaaoLI County, GeoAgia. He
could only Aead and WAite a tittle. HiA chanceA foA obtaining an education woa not pAomoted by the Aemoval, h°they Aettled at Tunkey CAeek ten miles fAom the Count House
without Achool bookA oa newApapeAA AUAAounded by (Jew neighboAA who wene alt pooA and
ignoAant, Aeemed to cane foA nothing but hunting the game which woa then plentihul,
tending a Amalt patch h°A bAead, thein Atock Living on the aange, oa might have been
expected, the wniteA fell into thiA mode oh Lihe. HiA fathen canAied on a Amalt fanm
in which he laboAed to help make a AuppoAt h°A the tange family. We had a veAy hand
time foA & yo-aA oa two until we got land cleaned on which to make a AuppoAt. Had to
go 12 mileA, pay a high pAice foA bAead coAn, caAAy it on a hoAAe 11 mileA in the
oppoAite dinection to milt and ohten without meat, except Auch oa we could kilt in the
woodA until we got a Atant AaiAing hogA and beeveA oh oua own, but tittle money in the
countny and no manket and indeed nothing \[oa manket, except a few AkinA. We cannot
Aay, howeven, that the hand expeniences o<5 thoAe yeaAA woa not a benehit to ua in ahteA
life. It taught ua leAAonA oh induAtny, thniht, and economy, which we othenwiAe might
have failed to acquine. In 1834 the waOjla woa hined to John C. PAice and went with
him and otheAA to Cobb County, went into camp until we built a cabin, got out timbeA
hoA a mill, etc. While thene in camp we witneAAed the gAeat "MeteoAic Showen" oh
that yean. In the \$atl oh that yean he went to Jacksonville, Alabama, then a new
place, and hined to a Ma. Pendleton to hew timben fos1 the finst gained house [a hotel)
even built in that place, also picked oven 3,000 pounds oh cotton foA a Ma. Talley at
62k<r pen 100. Had woAked thnough the Aummen [cnop time) foun months Ma. McPhenson
in CanAotl. _Neanly alt his eannings above stated wene canehutly saved, caAAied home
and tunned oven to his fathen h0JL the family. A decent suit oh clothes was
all he got. He leanned fAom Aough expenience some impoAtant lessons, which he has
been benehited by in all ahten life. One is "Live within oua means, howeven smalt
youn income," h°one's imaginany needs cost him ten times as much as his neat necess¬
ities cost him.. Anothen is, "It is not what we make but what we save that insunes a
success, a competency in this life." In his finst two yeans in Connotl, the wAiten
hunted a gAeat deal, killed many deen, tunkeys, wildcats, coons and h°xes—with skins
and venison—hams bought finst a sow and pigs, then a cow, oa aathen a smalt heihen
which became a cow, i$Aotn the incAease of which he Aaised a good stock of hogs and
cattle, which cost him veny little, lived on the Aange without feed, except a few months
in dead of winten. He had some of the stock of these hogs and cattle as late as 1845,
Manch 26th.
In the spAing of 1836 decided to go to school that yean, commenced going to
Mn. GAisham Vunhan; bounded with Mn. Thomas P. Wilkins, woAked moAnings, evenings,
Satundays, and some othen days in the fanm, theneby paying boand and washing as he
went along, his pAincipal studies being anithmetic, wniting, geogAaphy, etc., went
only 21 days in which time he mastened the simple Aules of anithmetic and as fan as
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Smiley in thz double Aulz oh thAzz, which enabled him by Atudy at homz to makz thz
nzczAAaAy bu*inz*A calculation*. HZ* Achool day* vozaz thzn bA.ou.ght to a Auddzn cIoaz
by thz bAzaktng out oh thz Seminole and CAZzk WaA*. Hz voluntzzAzd in. Captain William
L. Poaa'a Company oh "CoaaoII \}oluntzzn*n cub ^iA-bt AZAgzant about thz 1*t oh Jane,
1836, to azavz in thz Azgimznt Of$ GzoAgia. Militia 1/oluntzzA* commanded by Cot. Calhoun,
Battalion cormandzd by MajoA John T, ChambzA*. Wz.maAchzd to Wz*t Point, GzoAgia,
and vozaz thzAZ mu*tzAzd into thz Unitzd State* *ZAvicz ioA thz tzAm oh thAzz month*
and wzAZ.*tationzd nzaA that plazz on thz *tatz linz oh Alabama, vohzAZ voz Azmainzd in
*aid *ZAvicz until about thz 21th oh August, 1836, vohzn voz vozaz honoAablz dlbchaAgzd,
hoA thz Azcubon thz GovZAnmznt oh thz U.S. no longzA nzzdzd oua *ZAviczA. Hi* OAiginal
czAtihicatz oh di*chaAgz voa* *znt to thz VzpaAtmznt oh thz JntZAioA, Wa*hington, V.C.
voith hi* application oh Bounty Land WaAAant undzA thz Act CongAZA* oh 1850. Hz
Azczivzd a* pay £oa *cud *ZAvicz $40.25, which hz invz*tzd on hi* AZtuAn homz in *omz
bzzh ccuttlz, which with *omz hz had bzhoAZ, hz dAovz to Jack*onvillz, Alabama, whzAZ
hz Aold thzm faoA a young hoAAZ, hiAzd out and woAkzd &OA thz monzy and bought a Aaddlz
and bAidlz and a Ault oh dothz* and AZtuAnzd homz about thz znd oh that yzaA. Thz ^IaaX
oh thz yzaA 1837 hz hiAzd out to hi* Uncle, l*aac E. Cobb, who lived at CaAAollton,
Aight whzAZ thz Bapti*t ChuAch now Atand*, a* a man o<$ all woAk at $11.00 pzA month
hoA *ix montha, at thz znd which timz hz taught a littlz thAzz month* Achool in
a houAZ that *tood about whzAZ. M.V. Rzid’* hou*z now Atand* and although pooAly
quali&izd hoA a tzachzA, hz gave hull AatiAhaction to hi* zmployzA* and at thz Aamz
timz impAovzd Aomzwhat hi* won vzAy limitzd zducation. On thz 19th day oh SzptzmbzA,
1837, a j$ew day* bzhoAZ hi* Achool wa* out, hz wa* maAAizd to MaAy VuAham, *zcond
daughtzA oh GAibham VuAham and Katy, hi* wihz. Thzy had j$-Eve Aon*: KinzAd, l*aiah,
Vznni*, GzoAgz and John, houA daughteA*, Elizabeth, who maAAizd Jamz* A. WaAd, MaAy,
ClaAi**a, who maAAizd HznAy F. MzaazII, and Rebecca, who maAAizd John Mallzn*. JhziA_
mothzA dizd in 1840. Ma. VuAham, with all hi* chilcUzn, zxczpt MaAy and ClaAi**a, moved
Wz*t in 1842. All zxczpt KinzAd to LawAzncz County, Aakan*a*. Hz wznt to wz*t Tznnzaazz with Samuzl Roaz whoAZ.daughtzA hz maAAizd. Thi* company oh zmigAant* Wz*t
compAibzd *ix h&mili&4 cmd ovza thiAty pZAAon*: thz VuAham*, WaAd*, and Bao. A.J.
MzaazII, who maAAizd fAank WaAd'* daughtzA and ahtzA hzA death maAAizd hzA *i*tzA, oaz
nzaAly all dzad, haoz hzaAd oh thz dzath oh dl zxczpt Rzbzcca and *omz oh thz Bao.
JackAon’A childAzn and hi* widow. Two oh hi* boyA, Jamz* Rilzy and anothzA, oaz *aid
to be in Up*ahw County, Tzxa*, Thi* wodow and the Az*t oh thz childAzn, when la*t
hzaAd h*om, vozaz Atill in LawAzncz County, AAkan*a*. . Ma. and Maa. VuAham wzaz boAn
and Aai*zd in SpaAtanbuAg, S.C. maAAizd thzAZ and moved to Kzkalb, h^om thzAZ to CaAAoll
County, GzoAgia, about 1830. Hza maidzn namz wa* OJzAtmoAzland and a nzaA Azlativz ohthz Va.'a Wz*tmoAzland* oh Atlanta.. Thzy both had a laAgz and AZApzctablz homily connzction, a goodly numbzA oh whom movzd to GzoAgia and Azttlz din Vzkalb and Cobb Countiz*, whoAZ dzAczndant* compAibz a laAgz numbzA and oaz AcattZAzd in thz*z and othzA
countiz*: thz VuAham*, Wz*tmoAzland*, FowIzaa, and othzAa.
Whzn thz WAitzA wa* maAAizd, hz had a hoAAe, Aaddlz and bAidlz woAth Aixty dollaAA,
Aomz cattlz and hoga woAth about $40.00. Thi* wa* all thzy po**z**zd oj$ thi* woAld'*
good*, but thzy had hzalth and wzaz ablz and willing to woAk. So thzy zntzAzd thz
ba£t£e oh lih£ with couAagz. and a dztzAmination to Aucczzd in lih<i, not dAzaming oh
thz AicknzA* and Auhh&iing that awaitzd thzm in ahtzA lih^t nzithzA having had AcaACzly
a day1a Aicknz** in thziA livz*. . At thz.timz oh hi* maAAiagz thz WAitzA belonged, to a
VoluntzzA Hoaaz Company, and in a AhoAt timz thz company wa* called to go in active
AZAvicz in thz Seminole WaA, and on thz 5th day oh OctobzA 1837, hz voluntzzAzd a*
pAivatz at CaAAollton, GzoAgia, in thz Company oh GzoAgia Mounted [/.oluntzzA* commanded
by Capt. RobzAt L.V. Long, being Company in thz 5th Battalion commanded by Maj. Wilbon
in thz bAigadz oh GzoAgia Mtd. I)ol*. commanded by GznzAal ChaAlz* H. Nzl*on and wa*
ahtzAwaAd*, Aomztimz about, thz hi^t NovzmbzA at Nzwnanviilz, FloAida, muAtzAzd
into thz United State* AZAvicz h°A thz tzAm oh *ix month* hAom thz Aald 5th day oh
OctobzA. Whzn wz Izht CaAAollton, wz maAchzd to Milledgzvillz, GzoAgia,. thzncz via
Macon and PzAAy to TallahaAAZZ, FloAida, thzn to SawyzA'* FzAAy on Saiana RivZA, thzncz
down Aald AivzA to Sauana Old Town, whzAZ wz CAOAAZd thz AivzA to FoAt Fanning whzAZ
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wz nzmainzd *omz day*; .thence to Nzwnanvillz, whznz we wznz mutteAed into *znvicz.
Fnom thznz we manchzd via font Micanca, Vadz’* Ma*acnzz, Font Vadz to Tampa, whenz
wz nzmainzd *omz week ok two.
A pant oh thz command wznt on a scout down on thz Evenglade*, nzmainzd a ^ew
day.6, and ahtzn nesting and nzcnuiting hon*z* a f$ew day*, took up thz line oh maAck to
Tout. Clinch on Withlachoochzz Riven, whenz we nzmainzd some two week* to nzcnuit hon*z*
and build a bnidgz acno** thz niven. In thz mzantimz, we wznt on a hood scout oh two
day* in thz diAZction oh Dzadmzn* Bay. On oun nztunn, we zncountznzd a hostHz Indian
wannion and two squaw*. When thz t$eiuu£ow h°und that he would bz taken, hz took nzhugz
bzhind.a pinz tAZZ and hHzd on Col. Fosten, who wa* .at thz hzad oh column, wounding
him szvznzly, upon which a platoon wa* ^^Aed at him at shont nangz and hz h&H. A
sengzant Kan up and hlnl^hzd him by blow* on thz hzad with hi* musket. . We had to
constnuct a litten on which wz boKZ thz woundzd Colonzl to camp. We madz pnisonen.*
oh thz two squaw*. Thzy said thzy wzkz stnagglzn* h^om.a band oh hostHz Indian* who
had a battlz ok skinmish with .a poKtion oh ouk command a t$ew day* bzhoKz in which Lt.
Jznning* wa* killed. Thz *quaw* claimed to bz thz wihz and *i*tzK oh thz Indian killed.
Thzy made thziK z*capz h^om thz ToKt one night down thz KivzK in a canoz with thz
connivance, it wa* believed, oh thz ohhloen*, a* no zhh°Kt wa* madz to KZcaptuKZ them.
Hznz at Font Clinch an impOKtant occuAKzncz took place. John Mixzn, a mzmben oh
ouk company, *tKagglzd. behind and came on to camp that night with *omz Indian poniz*
which hz claimed to have captuAzd a* belonging to ho*tilz Indian*. Thz hHzndly Indian
Chizh i$Aom Tampa appzaKzd next day, claimed, and pKovzd that thz poniz* wzkz thz pnopZKty oh hA-i-Znd-fy Indian*. A couA-t maAtial wa* held, a tKial, and Mixzn convicted and
*zntznczd to bz dKummzd out oh camp with a dishononablz di*chaKgz. Thz *zntzncz wa*
caKKizd into e^ec.£ thz day ahtzn thz tKial. Thz whole command wa* placed in line with
Mixzn in h*ont mounted on hi* hoK*z, unaAmzd with two day*' Kation*, wa* honezd to maAch
out oh thz camp acAo** thz bAidgz, hollowed by a.langz *quad with dKum*, tin pan*,
bucket*, etc. and in thi* way hz Izht, *olitony and alone in thz countAy oh ho*tilz
znzmiz* in thz direction oh FoKt Jznning*, *omz 30 mHz* ohhr which place hz wa* dz*tinzd
nzvzA to Kzach, h°K about one houK bzhoKz *undown at a cnzzk within 4h mHz* oh Font
Jznning*, hz wa* killed by thz Indian*. Hi* hon*z wa* al*o killed. Thi* new* wa*
bnought to camp by thz anmy maH caAKizA and z*cont, who pa**zd thz place a t$ew day*
ahtzn, hound the dead hon*z *hot and *omz oh thz niden’s clothing and havzAAack. Thz
wnitzn, .when hz pa**zd thz place with thz command, *aw thz decaying canca** thz
hon*z, al*o pontioYi* thz clothing *uch a* Mixzn woaz when hz Izht camp.
-Ahtzn ;zavomg Font Clinch wz manchzd by way oh Font Jznning*.thnough a nough
and veny man*hy countny, h^naliy annived at .a londing on Swan* Riven, whenz thz *tzamzn
Ezzand wa* in waiting h°the punpo*z oh tnan*ponting *uch a* had lo*t thzin hon*z*
and such a* who*z hon*z* had become unhit hon *znvicz thnough h&tiguz and lack oh
honagz to Columbu*, Gzongia on thzin way to thzin home*. Hznz a boand oh ohh^-ozn* wa*
appointed to examine thzin hon*z*.and decide on thzin ability to make thz tnip home
and to condemn, abandon on tunn oven to thz Govznnmznt *uch a* wzkz not. Thz wnitzn’*
hon*z hzH in thz lattzn cla**, thznzhonz hz came on thz *tzamzn to thz mouth oh
Sawana, thznz tnan*hznnzd to the "Alent11 on.which hz came to Columbu*, walked to
Cannollton. Hononably di*changzd at Camp Call, Hall County, Gzongia, on-thz 7th day
oh May, 1838, having *znvzd *zvzn month* and two day* h0JL which hz nzczivzd $175.00.
ApnH 1, 1839. When I nztunnzd hnom Flonida, .1 wonkzd on h&nm with Mn. Dunham’*
boy*. That *ummzn I tnadzd hon thz land .I now own and *zttlzd upon it, being thz h^-H
land I even owned, built a cabin and cleaned a hHld and wznt to hunming, h°Howzd it
till up to thz pnz*znt to a *maii extent. My wihz.lost hzn health and wa* atmo*t bzdniddzn hon many yean*. In.thz mzantimz, *tudizd law and attended thz honm.untH
Szptzmbzn 1845 when I wa* admitted to thz ban. Qua hHst child, a boy, lived only
*ix week*. We nai*zd houA boy*—Gzongz W., William Fenny, Gnixham V., and Chanlz* H.;
two ginl*—Many J., who mannizd John 8. Beall, Sanah Rebecca, who mannizd J.C. Canlton.
Thz honmen live* in Cannollton, thz lattzn in Atlanta. AH mannizd and have homilies.
. My h*AAt wihz, Many, died Januany 15, 1854. On thz *zcond day oh Szptzmbzn 1856,
I mannizd Lucy N. Awtny. We have nine childnzn: one daughtzn, EmHy C., who mannizd
J.W. Holme* and had eight *on*, torwit: Bzn J., Joe L., Ed A., Thoma* H., Hznny F.,
Hugh L., Felix, and Jz**z M., all alive and unmannizd and live hznz except thz zldz*t
Bzn J. Hz Izht hznz h^-oz yean* ago. Thz la*t wz hzand oh him, hz wa* at Spoken Fall*,
Washington, Tznnitony in May 1885.
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I have. reason to be thankful to the Lord for my happy marital relations and
indeed all of my domestic relations of life.
. I have comparatively little, to do with party politic*—.served a* delegate, in the
Convention held at Miiiedgeviile in 1865 and assisted in {\raming the Constitution
arid "Scaling OAdinance” etc. of the yeaA, served a* State SenatoA from the 37th
District in 1868-9-70, had the honoA to offer the Joint Resolution to be AestoAed to
"Government in the Union" on the terms prescribed by Congress, which was adopted finally,
and Georgia was restored to her proper place in the Union. Z also introduced the bill
which finally passed and became a law to lease the.hi. 6 A.R.R. for 20 years, whereby
the State received $500,000 per annum instead o6 paying out to keep the road up $140,000
per annum, which.she had done for the last 17 years..
Zn 1872 I was one of the Grant Electoral Candidates, afterwards served as U.S.
Circuit Court Commissioner for the Northern District of.Georgia for several years and
Commissioner to take testimony in claims against the Government for property taken
from Loyal Citizens by the U.S. Army during the war.
Z have always held and still hold that, the United States is a Nation, that every
citizen owes paramount allegiance to the same; that the Union was formed before
Zndependence was obtained; that if independence was acknowledged by Great Britain and
the other Powers as the "United States" or as the "States United", not as 13 independent
sovereignties, although the 13.were mentioned by name in articles of treaty, they were
mentioned as the constituent parts of the "United States," —the Government they ac¬
knowledged the Zndependence of before that time the "Confederation and Perpetual Union"
was formed, which has never been annulled.
The Constitution that was formed some ten years after the Union, so far from re¬
pealing or modifying the articles of Union, expressly says in its preamble that the
object among other.things is "to form a more perfect Union." Then in the body of
the Constitution every attribute of sovereignty is.delegated to United States, the
states retaining only what is municipal in their nature "All powers not delegated to
United States or prohibited to the States are reserved to the States respectively or
to the people, "that is, what belongs to a State as such is reserved to the State and
the powers not so belonging to State, to the people." What people? The people of
several states? No, not.the people the several states, but the whole people of
the United States in convention assembled or otherwise; hence, it follows that "Secession
is not admissable, because it violates the original compact upon which our forefathers
gained our independence. Otherwise, they never would have succeeded.
When the war came on, Z entertained the views expressed on the foregoing and so
expressed myself then then the maintenance of the Union was the duty of every citizen,
not to countenance disloyalty or rebellion but patiently submit to legal authority
and conform to laws of the country; but when Z saw the opposite spirit prevailed and
that through the influence of our Southern Leaders the Union was despised and the
Constitution derided and spit upon and a government established here and that Z would
be compelled to go north or fall into line and go with the Confederacy, Z accepted
the latter and did what Z could to aid those in armed rebellion against the U.S.,
believing it my. duty to submit to principalities and powers and be obedient to them
that had rule over me for the Lord’s sake.
W. W. Merrell
Many thanks to Miriam Clark Merrell, the daughter of Thomas H. Merrell, and the
granddaughter of W.W. Merrell, who most graciously shared this Merrell autobiography
and early history of Carroll County, Georgia with us for publication in our quarterly.
Members, these.notes here published should be an inspiration to each of us to clean
out the attic and dig deeper into those old trunks! Wouldn’t it be wonderful to find
that we , too, had an ancestor—such as W.W. Merrell—who took the time to record
family history, war experiences, stories of contemporaries, personal accomplishments,
and opinions1 from the letters Z receive from our members, Z know that this is the
type of .information that is enjoyed the most in our quarterly—so let’s get all those
old diaries dusted off and turned in to the editor for sharing with others!
J.B.
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MERRELL GENEALOGY
1, Richard MzaazII fa. 1642, Wells, England; d. 12 May 1727
m. Sarah Wells fa. 1649 Wells, England; d. 21 October 1722
2, William Merrell fa. 1675/SO; d. 23 February 1724
m. Grace_
3, William Merrell, 3a, fa. ca, 1700
m. Mrs. Penelope. \Jon Princess Stoat Jewell Watch)
4, Benjamine Merrell fa. ca. 1731
m. Jemima Smith
5, John .Merrell fa. 11 Ve.ce.mbzA 1750; d. ca, 1832.
m, MaAy Wiseman on 2 3anaaAy 1773; she died ahter 1856
6, Benjamine Smith Merrell b. .18 April1792; d. 25 September 1853
M..MaAtha ChandleA fa. 14 January 1795; m, 28 EzbAaaAy 7S73? d, 11 September 1879
Moved to CaAAoll County, GzoAgia aboat 1828
7, William Washington Merrell b, 15 SzptzmbeA 1815; d, 21 May 1900
m, 1st MaAy who died 15 3anaaAy 1854.
m. 2nd Lacy Naomi AwtAy fa. 19 SzptzmbzA 1836; m, 12 September 1856; d. 18 Jan. 1918
8, Thomas Homer MzaazII fa. 15 October1867; d, 20 August 1929
m, Phzna ClaAk Robinson fa. 20 EzbAaaAy 1872; m. 21 Jane 1893; d, 12 May 1960
9, MiAiam ClaAk MzaazII
111 College StAzzt ******
CaAAollton, Ga. 30117
"GONE TO TEXAS” i
The fallowing infaAmation was extracted faom The CaAAoll Coanty Times by BafaAd
C. AAnold a6 a Azsalt oh his AeszaAch on kAnolds and otheAS oh CaAAoll Coanty
who. went to Texas. . The death notice is oh his gAzat-gAzat-gAzat grandhather who
is buAizd at.Old Camp Methodist ChaAch. Many thanks to Ma. AAnold. faA this collection
oh old newspapZA clippings conceAning the Billow’s cormanity!
The CaAAoll Coanty Times
Billow Baevities
Jane 8, 1878
Uncle Johnnie AAnold is quite sick at this wAiting bat wz hope when this is pAintzd
he will be bztteA. Va. Gaulding oh CaAAollton is waiting on him.
Jane 15, 1878
A gloom has been cast over oua cormanity by the death oh oua venerable nzighboA
and faiznd, Uncle Johnnie AAnold, whose illness we mentioned last.week* He died
aboat 5 o’clock a.m. last Monday. His faneAal was pAeached by Rev. Vavid StAipling
at 10 a.m. on Taesday, at the old camp gAoand, befaAZ the internment oh the body.
Uncle Johnnie.was a highly respected citizen, a good neighbor, and no doubt a genuine
good man in every sense. He was quiet and unobstructive in his way, made but.little
noise in the world, but possessed a noble honest heart. The writer oh this has known
him hor many years, and he has always hoand him the same sober,, honest, straightfaAward man. Never knew or heard oh his doing anything wrong, but always <$ound him
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ZndustAibabZy empZoyed about hts own business. He Zeaves many AiZatives and a host
o(j fiends to weep, bo£ ^ca oua pAayiA that we iwu/ a££ mee-t -in that Zand wheAi aJUZ
teaAs oai wiped ^Aom oua et/e4. SeZah.
Jane 75, 7575
Hk. JZmmtz GaAAison 0& Texas, 10(10 Mint to schooZ hiAi sivqaoZ yeaAS ago, spent a fiew
days in CaAAoZZton, Ga. the \iAst 01$ thi week. He was on H-L4 way home. jjAom #ie Univ.
o& ViAginia, wheAi hi has bun a student £oa the past thAie yeaAS, having compZitid
the couAse in thi law department o& that .institution. Hi wiiZZ lomminci thi pA.ac.tin
oi law on his AituAn homi to HendiASon, and in his chosen pAofiession we wish him
gAiat SUCCISS.
BOUNV FOR TEXAS
blovembiA 75, 7575
I will seZZ to thi highest biddiA, at my pZaci on thi 4th ofi VecembiA nixt—aZZ
my Zand, crops, stock housihoZd and kitchin 6unnituni, any oni can buy pAivateZy.
AppZy to A. A. McAAthuA, Shady Gaovi, GeoAgia.
Ma. Lee Smith dipactid $oa Texas Zast Tuesday.
January 3, 7579
Thi piopZi o& TuAkiy CAlik district klip moving to and ^Aom {jJinton County, AZabama.
It sums to bi hand ^oa them to dicidi which is best—CoaaoZZ ok CJinston.
Jane 6, 1879
[Among Oua. NeighboAS)
Thi Niwnan HiAaZd says that Ma. FostiA AAnoZd, who has been quite sick, is impAoving.
August 75, 7579
(AAOund Town)
We havi. sun a ZittiA ^aom A*C. LowAy Esq., ^OAmiAZy o& this pZaci, ZatiZy 0^
Texas, but at pAisint oft SiZviA City, New Mexico, in which hi wAitis a gZowing
account o& his pAisint location. . Hi thinks hi is piAmanintZy Zocatid now. Hi wnitis
Ziki that tiAAitoAy is inixhaustibZi in miniAaZs.
November 19, 1878
Ma. GioAgi L. .HaAAis, who AicintZy soZd out niaA hiAi, Zl&t on Zast Monday monning
^OA Waco, Texas whiAi hi goes to locate.
VicimbiA 6, 1878
Ma. J. L. TayZoA wiZZ move back to AZabama soon. Ma. A. J. GaAAison wiZZ Zivi
at his pZaci.
ApniZ 5, 7575
LEFT US
Captain Tain and his.bAidi took a bAidaZ touA to Tennessee afiter maAAiage, AituAning
the ZattiA paAt 01$ Zast week. Again they Zefit on Zast Monday moAning fioA Tennessee
whiAi they wiZZ peAmanentZy reside.
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VecembeA 26, 1879
Alt. Janies H. Rus*s*ell, 3 nt4£e4 noAth-wes*t oh heAe, has* 6old out to John S. .Floyd
Oj$ Palmetto. Mi. T. ^66 &aAth<LA oh Ml. Wiley Floyd, mQAc.ha.Yit at Villa. Rica. Alt.
RuA6e.ll will move, to Texas*.
May 31, 1878
Peihaps* the. oldest living s*ettlei In CasiAoll County Is* Squhe Beck oh the eleventh
dl6tAlct, who was* In town a &ew days* ago. He came to this* county il{ty two yeais*
ago. In VecembeA 1826, and s*tXll lives* on the s*ame place, he then s*ettled. He was* a
membeA oh the hhs*t .juiy expanelled In this* county. CouAt was* held cut Old CaiAollton
at that time, and.lotted all day. Thiee cates* wesie tiled, only two lawyesis* being
pietent, Squhe TambAough and Rogeir. WalteA T. Colquitt, Fathei oh the pietent
GoveinoA was* the pAes*ldlng judge. He held couAt tlttlng on a pine log.
SeptembeA 26, 1879
Mas*. AAnold quite an old lady oh this* community Is* veAy s*lck and at this* wilting
[Thuis*day] Is* expected to die.
VecembeA 5, 1879
Ml. Sam Long and Joel Mlllei, living a &cw miles* nonth oh CaiAollton, leht
with theh families* ^oa Kikantat, the hhtt oh the week.
VecembeA 5, 1879
[Local Jottings*)
Ml. BuiAell Wald, who Aetuined &Aom Texas* las*t week was* In town.on las*t Tues*day.
In a s*hoAt conveis*cutlon with Mn. Wald, he expAes*s*ed hlms*elh .as* veAy much pleaded
with Texas*. He will Aetuin s*ometlme this* wlntei to that s*tate.
VecembeA 5, 1879
Ho i$oa the Wes*t!
Foa Sale—Two filne young hoAs*es*, one s*plendld yoke oh oxen and wagon, milk cow, hogs*,
household and kitchen fiuAnltuAe, and vallous* otheA things*, at my nes*ldence thiee
miles* noAth oh CaiAollton on the Buchayian Road, Tilday VecembeA 12th, 1879, J. J.
Thomas*s*on.
kpAll 4, 1879
Ml. Louis* Whls*enhunt, s*on oh P.M. Whls*enhunt, leht on latt Tues*day moAnlng h°A
Wood County, Texas*.
KpAll 11, 1879
Mi. K.C. FowlaA has* moved his* goods* Into the old Va. Johns*on building. He Inteyids*
going to Texas* 6oon, we undeittand.
May 9, 1879
Ml. A. C. FowlaA and homily leht on las*t Tuesday moAnlng hoA Smith County, Texas*,
wheAe they expect to make theh hutuie home.
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May 23, 1879
Mi.-John Ru**zll ofi thi* .placz, Izfit ^oi Tzxa* on la*t Piiday morning. Hz goz*
to vi*it izlativz* in that *tatz and will 6e about a month oi *ix wzzk*. We with
him a plza*ant tiip and *a&z Attain.
Octobci 24, 1879
(Local Jotting*)
Willtz Jonz* went to Atlanta thz {ii*t o& thz week and it i,s gaits, piobablz hz will
go on to Tzxa*.
Novzmbzi 7, 1879
[Local Jotting*)
<Villiz Jonz* who izczntly Iz^t hziz with thz intsntion o& fallowing Hoiazz Gizzly1*
adoicz to "go Wz*t," ha* located wz undzi*tand in thz Indian Tzilitoiy.
Novzmbzi 28, 1879
(Local Jotting*)
Ml. Ballztl Wald ju*t aiiiozd faom Tzxa*, whziz hz ha* *pznt a.yzai looming about
ovzi thz county gznziatly, came up on thz tiain la*t Tuz*day zvzning. Hz wznt down
to Bowdon on Wzdnz*day. Hz i* vziy wzll plza*zd with Tzxa*.
Vzczmbzi 5, 1879
[Local Jotting*)
Szvzial fiamitiz*, wz hzai o& in thz county, aiz *zlling oat, pizpaiatoiy to mooing
Wz*t.
Augu*t 15, 1879
Ml. Tom Haiii* oi Tzxa* ailivzd in thz villagz thz lattzi pait o& la*t wzzk.
Szptzmbzi 19, 1879
[hlzighboihood Note*)
Ml*. Vl. Long, wifa oi Vi. Ja*. Long ,dzcza*zd, faimzily oh LaGiangz ha* iztainzd
iiom Tzxa*, whziz hzi hu*band dizd, and ha* opznzd a boalding hou*z in Atlanta.
July 4, 1879
Ml. John Ru**zll iztainzd iiom Tzxa* thz lattzi pait oi la*t wzzk. We judgz iiom
thz way hz talk* that hz think* wzll oi that countiy.
Contlibutzd by:
Vi. Buioid C. Arnold
Supziintzndznt oi School*
310 Old.Mill Road
Caitzi*villz, Gzoigia 30120
Mailizd in thz 5th Vi*tiict 0|$ Calioll County, on thz 7th In*t., by Rzv. Ml. Mutz,
Ml. Robzit Phillip* and Mi** Cailiz Lambzit. Calioll County Time*, Maich 16, 1872
57
ANTIOCH CHURCH ROLL
Antioch ChuAch wa* Zocated on the GaAAett CAeek Road, in the VictoAy Community, and wa*
a fioAeAunneA ofi \JictoAy Methodist PAete*tant ChuAch, which wa* e*tabZi*hed in late
1890’*.
Mate Member
G.A. McPanieZ {deceased 1899)
F. M. Bishop (deceased 1883)
C.M. GaAAett [ZetteAed 1895)
M. C. TaApZey [dec. 1887)
G. W. MoAAi* [tAan&fieAAed to CaAAoZZton, 1895)
W.L. Mo-^^4 (dec. May 1883)
J.W. MoAAi*
S.M. GaAAett [moved to Waco)
J.A. GaAAett [dec. Sept. 16, 1888)
E.P. GaAAett (tAan*^eAAed)
ChaAZe* GaAAett. [dec. ApAiZ 1879)
1/.8. Bi*hop [moved to Waco)
J.L. McVanieZ [letteAed)
J.F. Bi*hop [tAamldAAed)
J.A. Bishop [dec. 1880)
GahAieZ SpAejweZZ [ZetteAed)
J.N. ThoAnton [tAayu>levied to Smith* ChapeZJ
S. S. ThoAnton [tAan*levied to Smith* ChapeZ)
R. C. McVanieZ [tAan*\eAAed]
H. V. Laney [dAopped)
T. H. McVanieZ
Jame* H. McVanieZ
W.R. Smith [quit chuAch)
N. A. HoAton [ZetteAed to CaAAoZZton)
W.G. McVanieZ [tAan*^eAAed to Bowdon)
H.J. Le*teA [tAan*leAAed to Bowdon)
S.J. Cau*ey
H.S. Cau*ey .
Rev. W. J. Cau*ey
W.R. Cau*ey
R.H. GaAAett [ZetteAed in 1895)
J.P. Scott
l*aac PAidy
John S. Laney [Aug. 5?)
J.J. PoZZaAd [ZetteAed]
WiZZiam E. VoaaZ* [dAopped)
AZfaeAed PAidy [died 4 Aug. 1891)
John SpAeweZZ (dAopped)
J.P. CopeZand
J.O.V. CAideA [ZetteAed)
Jame* HaApeA
GeoAge W. Ti*ingeA
John BonneA
BaAto ThoAnton
W.A. Scott
PauZ StyZe* [ZetteAed)
PemaZe MembeA*
P.R. Macon [tAan*$eAAed)
L. J. GaAAett [tAan*&eAAed)
P.T. GaAAett [ZetteAed 1895)
l/.M. GaAAett [ZetteAed 1895)
M. J. GaAAett [ZetteAed to Waco)
E.L. GaAAett
Loui*a A. MoaaZ*
J.P. MoaaZ*
M.J. McVanieZ [died 10 JuZy 1896)
S.A. McVanieZ
M.M. McVanieZ [HoAton)
(dec. 25 Augu*t 1884)
E.A. LittZe
M. P. McVanieZ [Cau*ey)
I. 8. McVanieZ [Ti*ingeA)
Jane Laney
S.A. TaApZey
E.L. Bi*hop [tAan*&<?AAed)
J.J. Bi*hon.
EZZa J. McVanieZ
Vicey Bi*hop
EZizabeth Bi*hop [dec. MaAch 1876)
l*ibeZZ SpAeweZZ. (dec.)
L. E. GaAAett [moved to WacoviZZe)
LuZa 8. McVanieZ [WoAd)
Lizzy WideneA
N. E. Timmon* [di*mi**ed by ZetteA)
E.J. ThoAnton [tAan*. Smith* ChapeZ)
M. J. ThoAnton [di*mi**ed by ZetteA)
Erma WideneA (CaAteA) . MaAy Bi*hop [gone to Bapti*t)
M.J. Laney MoaZow
M.H. Laney
M.J. Boaa [ZetteAedl
O. K. MoaaZ* [dec. Jan 30, 1887)
W.A. Laney .(dAopped).
AZzenia SpaAk* Shoemake
[LetteAed in 1895)
L. M. Cau*ey
P. E. Jone*
R.A. McVanieZ [ZetteAed Oct. 4)
M. S. McVanieZ
L.P..Scott
EZiza McVanieZ
Lena M. WoAd
HenAietta PAidy
EZizabeth VoAAi*
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ANTIOCH CHURCH ROLL, cont.
Females
Julia L. DoAAi*
-Chievej, {letteAed Nov, 21, IS_)
M.E. Pollard [letteAed]
AImetta Fxidy
Martha J, Copeland
Erma. R, Copeland
Martha J. Butler [lettered moved to Texat>]
Lee J. Copeland [to Texar)
Mary F. Crider [lettered]
Mary HaApeA
Mamie 0, Causey
Jettie Caplin [ Cope-Land?)
Julia .Smarr?
Stella Strickland
M,L. Smith
Lizzie Cain
Louisa Fridy
Elizabeth .Causey [died Jan 1, 1901)
Mr*. Delia ThoAnton
Maa. neta Power*
Children'* Aoll—1890
M.0. Causey
Joney Boid .
John S, McDaniel
Nellie Ti*inger
Elijah Faidy
Probationer*— J 895
MaAy Ti*inger
Nellie Ti*inger
Eugene Causey
Robert E, Word
NoAman H, Causey
Minnie D, Word
Anne B, CAideA (removed)
Jame* H. CAideA
HenAy B4a.ce McDaniel
Willie FAidy
GeoAge A. McDaniel
Tho*. Alfred Word
Emmett Lavender Ti*inger
MaAtha J, CAideA
Eddie to. HaApeA
GeoAgia M. HaApeA
Howell C, McDaniel
Je**ie F, McDaniel
Mittie B. McDaniel
Tommy FAeeman Ti*inger
HeAman HaApeA
Milton J, HaApeA
Victor H, Causey (d. 14 Sept, 1897
OFFICERS OF ANTIOCH CHURCH 1892
Trustee*: C,M, Garrett, G.A, McDaniel, F,M, Bishop, S.S. Thornton, and E.F, GaAAett
Choir*teA: to. A. ThoAnton
Cla**leadeA*: G.A. McDaniel and C,M, GaAAett
Stewart*: G.A, McDaniel and C.M. GaAAett
Contributed by:
Clarice Cox
Rt. 2 Box 274, CaAAollton, Ga.
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EARLY CARROLL COUNTY MARRIAGES
lBook C 1828-1866 pp. 192-240)
GAOom
Adam6, William A.
Adam, Stealing
Ayom, Go.oA.giL R.
AyoAA, JaAZph V.
Ayzm, MaAtin
BakoA, JamzA R.
Bo.aAdo.Yi, Solomon
Bzak, Samuzl B.
Bant, William A.
BuAkz, 3amoj> C*
Baowning, AIoxolyuIoa M.
Batz*
BonnOA, A.
BznAon, Eli
BAOwn, Aoaoyl
BatAam, C.J.
BuAko., Thomas
BonnOA, W.F.
Bo.ll, Bznjamin F,
BuAt, JamZL B.
Coy, John
Couch, William
CaAAoll, AbnoA.
Ca.YitAO.ll, Bznjamin F.
Clayton, William
CaApzntoA, Thomcu M.
CochAan, HznAy
CaAAoll, John W.
ChamboAA, A. C.
Chappzl, Jzaaz F.
CaAAoll, John W.
ChamboAA, W.K.
VaviL, John
Vzuman, Abtolom
Vavli, AndAOW
Voyal, John.H.
Vixon, William W.
Vzwzy, Tillman
Vzan, Andnow J.
Davit, R.
Vzvzny?, William
England, William E.
EaAnztt, Elitha C.
EvOAZtt, E.H.
Eattenwood, L.W.
Ezo.ll, Levi
FAzzman, Joseph
Fottun, William A.N.
Fnanklin, Bind.
Goggint, William V.
GzntAy, R.A.
GAZO.no., R.A. .
Gaulding, SzaboAn
BAidz
Jotzphinz Riggt
Elizabzth MzttOA
SaAah Ann Davit
MaAy Ann Davit
Elizabzth StOAling
A. V. Malvoy
Elizabzth Ann cockwzll
Elizabzth PiAklz
Many F. Johnson
Amztyzn J. Johnson
SaAah Cowzn
MaAy HayA
Juda S. BVid
Lucinda Jonzt .
Lzaucinda BuAman
B. A. Whitinhunt
S.E. Bowzn
Many A.WoAd
Amzylu Johnson
NaAcittut Davidton
Matilda Smith
BzaAchy.Littlz
Volly Haywood
MaAy Paxton
Ruth BaAnzt.
Junz HaAdzman
Rachzl.Stzadman
Mzlinda Reeves
Mzlinda Witz
SaAah E. Smith
S.C. Holloway
Elizabzth McAllittoA
MaAtha MilloA
TzmAna GzntAy
Hannah M. 'Smith
Matilda Young
MaAy Stidham
Amanda Rabun
Angzlinz TayloA
SaAah BuAt
SaAah .HowaAd
Louisa McPhoAton
Nancy ChamboAt
AAzny EattZAwood
SaphAonia Mooaz
MaAy HuAtt
Bzdata ValmoAZ
RittzA S. Hznton
FnanezA Paynz
Sutan. E. Sim
Elizabzth Adam
SaAah Whitten
MaAAiagz Vote
7- 21-1853
6-27-1847
12-24-1849
11- 27-1842
1-14-1847
1- 1-1848
2- 7-1847
12- 9-1847
9-24-1846
9-15-1847
5- 21-1853 [no coAt.)
6- 23-1853
3- 11-1847
9-27-1847
8- 9-1848
6-24-1847
1-18-1849
1-25-1845
12-15-1847
3-5-1849
9- 11-1846
I- 6-1847
II- 25-1847
5- 25-1853
6- 25-1853
3- 21-1847
4- 9-1847
3-7-1847
9- 7-1848
3-16-1848
10- 28-1848
1- 6-1847
2- 6-1847
7- 29-1853
8- 30-1853
3- 24-1847
11- 6-1847
6-15-1848
12- 18-1847
9- 29-1848
9- 3-1846
10- 13-1853
3-4-1847
1-28-1848
12-23-1847
11- 23-1847
1- 25-1849
6-10-1847
2- 11-1847
8-5-1853
1-27-1848
12- 9-1848
GAOom BAide ManAiage Date
HaAdee, Jame* E.
Hen*on, O.C,
HoldeA, Lada
Holcomb, Ho*ey.
A.
Hol*enheA,
? kaAQYL
Hogan, William
Haynet, HlAam
Hudgen*, Elia*
Hen*on, HenAy _.
HaAdeman, William
HuM>- Jo*eph
Huckaby, Joseph. B.
HaAAl*, E.S.
Hu66, AAthuA
V.
Hall, John
Holloway, Solomon
Hill, J.H.
Hanlon, Jame* 0.
A.
HeAvaAd?, Samuel
HeAAing, Thomas S.
Hancock, W.G.
Hick*, l*ah C.
HaAAl*, Thomas S.
Ingram, William A.
JaAett, Wm. A.J.
JoAdon, Jacob W.
Jenkins, Ezekiel
Jenkins, Rolla
Jackson, W.F.M.
Jone*, Thomas
King, JeAemiah
Kennedy, D.M.
KilgoAe, RobeAt.
Lindley, Jonathan
Lindley, JeAemiah
La**etteA, HenAy J.
Langley, William
Luallen Thoma**on
McAlii*teA, Wm, W,
McWhoAtzA,
Mixon, Joseph
Mile** Jakec?
McKlevey, William
McKee, Milton. L,
McWhoAteA, EgbeAt B,
Moatin, Valentine
McWhoAteA, Thomas B.
Memida, William
McVaniel, TauneA
MoAn, Z.C.
McKlewood, FAancal*
Millex, William
Mu*ic, Jame* W,
Maddox, S.W,
McDonald, Donald
MoAAiion, A.J.
Savannah Wood
MaAtha CaAtAight
MaAtha Cook
Ramouth R. Rice?
Elizabeth L. Neely
SaAah. Faanklin
Elizabeth Hanlon
MaAgaAet Hendon
SaAah StewaAt
Nancy E„ Rice
MaAtha C. William*
ViAginia \Jen*ey
E.S. GAeene
Rada C. Beck
Nancy Hamilton.
Jalaca? Jane
MabAy
Elizabeth FoAtneA
We*tAance? CAockett
Fannie A. HaApeA
Amanda Hall
MaAy Jone*
Eliza.Jane RichaAd*
Amanda Mall
MaAy MaAinda Se**on
KatheAine McKlevey
BaAtley? HaAAi*on
SaAah Pott*
Julian McCa*kiel
SaAah L, Pittett
MaAy Kennedy
Nancy Jane McCla*iteA
S.A. Baughn
Elizabeth Talley
Elizabeth Knight
Lucy A. Smith
MaAgaAet Stephen*
Rebecca WitheAly
MaAy .Smith
Elizabeth CaAtAight
Elizabeth Ann ButAam
TAy*p*pey BoAdeA*
SaAah Hu&&
MaAy McClung
PzAmielia Boon
Lyde M. TuAneA
Loai*a MoAAi*on
MaAy .Ann BoIa Pheba McBuAnett
MaAy HamAick
Nancy Hayne*.
MaAy Ann B'took
\Je*aAmah Seldmond
Emily M, CulpeppeA
Angeline Hodge
Eleanale Haywood
MaAgaAet PeppeA
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6*00171 BAldz MaAAlagz date.
McWhoAtzA, A.
Moon, JamC4 R.
McWhoAtzA, Elluha
MaohoAtzA, Vza.yuhoA.nA?
Nolan, William
Nzuoton, WaltzA W.
New, Jacob
Nix., HznAy V,
NoIza, VzlvzH
OAboAn, Samuzl T.
Paizz, Jz^eAAon
PzntzcoAt, JoAZph S.
PattzAAon, .William J.
PittA, Laban
PAOtZA, C.C.
RabAn, John
Rabun, JamzA M. Robiyuon, John
Rilzy
RamAay, Wm, J.
Rauuz, John
Rzid, Rzzaz RookA, Allzn J.
Rain, John
Roofed, W.H. .
Rom.ll, ThomaA J.
RigAby, W.M.
SpaAkA, Nzhamiah
StAand, .Owen
SlmA, Battlz
ShzztA, Samuzl V.
SiAAon, William W.
StallingA, Moaza StaAk, Wm.
SidzA, B.G.
SimpAon, JamzA A.
Smith, John
ShaAp, HlAam J.
StAZZtman,
AIman B.
Smith,
MaAk.
StaAk, ThomaA H.
Stidham, JcumZA H.
Smith, Wm. B.
StzphznA, JamzA L.
Smith, Wm. H.
Tompklyu, Nlcholau
TuAnzA, Logan M.
ThompAon,
TannzA, Bznjamin R.
ThompAon, Szth
ThompAon, Applzton
Vaughn, Wm. H.
Vaudz, Valzntinz
Vaughn, ThomaA
WatAon, GzoAgz
Whltz, RlchaAd
WilliamA, John
SaAah Klnnzy
Matilda J. PittA
Lida M. TannzA
Many .Tnuztt
Elizabzth M. Smith
Elizabzth Jane FulbAight
Cinthia Hodgz
MaAy Ann Cunningham
MaAy Smith
SzAzna WAight
Guluzy PAizz.
FAanczA C. BaAAztt
Lucinda WilliamA
SaAah Buaaoiv MaAtha Jane Rzzvza SaAah Ann Nix
MaAy C. ChambzAA
MaAy Ann Sand6oAd
Phzbz GzntAy .
HaAAiztt McVanizl
FAanczA San&OAd
MaAy Rzid.
lAahzll Land
Lucinda BAambly
HzAtZA Ann VaviA
Elizabzth K. Young
SaAah Saxton
MaAy Baoivh Fanniz BaAnzA
SuAan VaviA
MaAgaAzt HoaaIa Angzlinz Long
Nancy Whltz Rachzl JznkinA
MaAtha Hinton
Loulza E. AlHuon
Emily SziajzH
Jane E. JonzA
Amanda E. BaAkA
SaAah Jane Moo^e
SaAah Ann JznkinA
Sanilda? .JouAdan
S. S..Bzall
MaAtha S. Bzall
SaAah E. Szwzll
Lucinda SpAlngZA
Nancy M. BuAyu
NzlAon,
_
MaAy F. WoAd
MaAy Moon
Nancy McBuAnztt
MaAy Ann TyAon
MaAy Smith
Lydia Young
SaAah BAook
ChaAlty TollivzA
Stacy WhzzlzA
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.62
Groom Bride MaAA.-ia.qe. Vote.
Word, .Elijah S.
William*, Joel
Warren, Wm. M.
Warren, Walter T.
Womack, Lindsey
Wilson, Spenser
Whlslnhunt, Peter
Whlslnhunt, HlteA
WAlght, John A.
Whlslnhunt, Adam
William*, EM.
White., Mose,6 8.
William*, Henry R.
WltheAly, Ed .
Whlslnhunt, James S.
Wise, A.hi.
Votes, Joel P.
Many 8. KlzeA
Elizabeth Burke
Elizabeth Smith
Elltha Mathew*
Elizabeth Smith
MaAtha BaxteA
Su*an demon
Nancy Mathew*
Evallne BuAk
MaAy Ann Hlne*ly
Jane.Ellen Waddlngto
Elizabeth Osborn
MaAy JouAdan
F. B. Stripling
S.H. F.AOUAt
MaAtha Jane StewaAt
9- 31-1846
6-9-1853
8-14-1853
8-15-1853
5- 18-1847
8-15-1847
12-29-1848
12-29-1849
6- 24-1847
8- 22-1848
n 9-21-1848
11-16-1848
10- 15-1848
1-4-1848
1-31-1849
9- 11-1845
Contributed by:
Evylan Moaaou)
VepaAted thl* llfie at the Ae*ldence oh heA husband, Judge 1. BonneA oh CoaaoII County,
GeoAgla, on the moAnlng .oh ApAll 7, 1872, Mrs. Lucy B. BonneA, In heA sixty-sixth
year oh heA age, .ahteA a protracted and palnhul lllne** oh iS-cve month*. The subject
oh thl* notice was .born In ElbeAt.County, GeoAgla June 1, 1806, removed h*om there
to Clark.County, Ga., when two year* oh age; wa* married to Zadoc Bonner, a resident
oh the *ame county, Vecember 28, 1825. Mr. and.Mr*. Bonner moved to .Carroll County
In 1829 and have been well known by and exten*lve circle oh hrlend* and acquaintance*.
At the age oh thirteen, the deceased united her*elh with the Methodl*t Episcopal
Church.at Bold Spring* In Clark County, and h*om then to the time oh her death, hl&ty
two year* and *ome moyths, adorned that prohe**lon by an humble Chrl*tlan deportment.
Carroll County Time*, May 31, 1872.
Vied oh consumption about ? o' clock In the evening oh the 8th ln*t. at.her residence
In thl* county, In the horty-seventh year oh her l*he+ Mr*. Sarah J. Blair, eldest
daughter oh Mrs. Wise oh Coweta Co., Ga. She leave* three children beside* many
relative* and hrlend* to mourn her departure. Carroll County Times, May 17, 1872.
EXTRACTS FROM INTERNATIONAL GENEALOGICAL {MORMON) INDEX
The Mormon Church maintains an International Genealogical Index,.hormerly known
a* The Computer File Index, which at the present time contain* over hlfity million
names h^om all over the world.. The hollowing Is a.list oh names h*om this Index
[dated October 1976) tho*e born or married In Carroll County, Ga. or tho*e *hown
on census records oh 1850 or 1860. These names were placed In the Index usually
by someone, who l* working on these genealogical line*. Ih you. wish to contact the .
one who submitted these names, contact your editor or the nearest Mormon Genealogical
Library. The nearest library to.Carroll County Is at 11.55 Mt. Vernon Highway,
Vunwoody, Georgia. .Contributed by: Jan R. Bell, Chateau Apt*. P-3, Hay* Mill
Road, Carrollton, Ga. 30117.
8 = Born
C = Census
Ch * Christened
F = Female
H s Husband Md
M = Male U
Abna, James Robert
Adams, Eddy
Adams, Mary
Adderhold, Adoline
Aldridge, James
Aldridge, Joseph
Aldridge, Leuis
Aldridge, Lyons
Aldridge, Orabella
Aldridge, Sidney
Aldridge, Thomas
Alexander, Cora Belle
H Md 15 Sep 1901 Carrollton
W Md 13 Dec 1855
W Md 06 Aug 1839
U Md 29 Dec 1861
C of 1850, age 02,
C of 1850, age 16,
C of 1850, age 14,
C of 1850, age 11,
C of 1850, age 08,
C of 1850, age 11,
C of 1850, age 19,
F B 26 Dec 1875
M
M
M
M
F
M
M
Alexander, Franklin Eugene M B 10 Dec 1872
Alexander, Franklin Eugene
Alexander, Fred U.
Alexander, Joseph Abner
Alexander, Mary Ann
Alexander, Mary Ann
Alexander, Paul Batty
Alexander, S. W.
Alexander, Samuel Hossa
Alexander, Samuel Hosea
Alexander, Samuel W.
Alexander, Samuel Winslou
Alexander, Sarah Frances
Alexander, Vivian
Allgood, Sarah Hudson
Alman, Moses N.
Ashmore, J. T.
Ashmore, William
Autrey, Adeline M.
Autrey, Albina
Autrey, Elizabeth Albina
Autrey, Elizabeth Albina
Autrey, Emily Jerusha
Autrey, George til.
Autrey, George til•
Autrey, Isaac
Autrey, Lucy Naomi
Autrey, Lucy Naomi
Autrey, Margaret Adeline
Autrey, Margaret Adeline
Autrey or Autry, Merill C.
Autrey, Merrell C.
H Md 10 Dec 1894
M B 26 May 1898
MB 12 Oct 1877
F B 22 Jan 1889
Ui Md 20 Dec 1908
M B 06 Jul 1890
H Md 12 Jan 1871
MB 30 Dec 1878
M B 30 Dec 1879
H Md 15 Dec 1896
M B 15 Nov 1851
F B 25 Jun 1900
F B 03 Oct 1920 Carrollton
F B
H Md
H Md
H Md
faj Md
W Md
F B
W Md
LJ Md
M B
H Md
M B
F B
W Md
F B
111 Md
H Md
H Md
04 Aug
24 Nov
24 Dec
24 Dec
20 Dec
27 Apr
03 Jun
24 Apr
23 Feb
28 May
08 Sep
16 Apr
19 Sep
02 Sep
10 Aug
20 Dec
04 Sep
05 Sep
1805
1874
1871
1871
1855
1845
1825
1845
1858
1829
1852
1823
1836
1856
1827
1855
1842
1842
Married liiD a Will Date
Wife
Francis Sarah Jones
William M. Williams
Moses Williams
William Richards
James Aldridge
James Aldridge
James Aldridge
James Aldridge
James Aldridge
James Aldridge
James Aldridge
Samuel Winslou Alexander &
Martha Ann Thurman
Samuel Winslou Alexander &
Martha Ann Thurman
Virginia Eloise Freeman
Samuel Winslou Alexander &
Effie Hight
Samuel Winslou Alexander &
Martha Ann Thurman
Samuel Winslou Alexander &
Martha Ann Thurman
Frank Tarpley
Samuel Winslou Alexander &
Martha Ann Thurman
Martha Ann Thurman
Samuel Winslou Alexander &
Martha Ann Thurman
Samuel Winslou Alexander &
Martha Ann Thurman
Effie Hight
David Alexander & Martha
Robinson
Samuel Winslou Alexander &
Effie Hight
David Arthur Alexander &
Carrie Belle McNeal
William Allgood & Mary Huds
Mollie A. Thurman
Sarah E. Boyles
Mary C. Boyles
Henry F. Merrell
Felix Denman
Jacob Autrey & Nancy Hill
Felix G. Denman
Allison Chevas
Jacob Autrey & Nancy Hill
Martha Embrey
Jacob Autrey & Nancy Hill
Jacob Autrey & Nancy Hill
William Washington Merrell
Jacob Autrey & Nancy Hill
Henry F. Merrell
Sarah Chambers
Sarah Chambers
Awtrey, Sarah
Awtrey, Sarah
Awtrey, Sarah
Awtrey, Susan F.
AwtrBy, Susannah F.
Avery, Martha
Ayres, Alonzo
Ayres, John Creed
Ayres, Laura
Barber, Amanda
Barber, Angiline
Barber, Caroline
Barber, Chas.
Barber, Cosberry
Barber, Eliza
Barber, Elizabeth
Barber, Elizabeth
Barber, Emily
Barber, Eugenia
Barber, Geo
Barber, Gorans
Barber, Int Y
Barber, Jane
Barber, Jas.
Barber, Jno
Barber, Jno
Barber, Jno,
Barber, Louisa
Barber, Margaret J.
Barber, Martha
Barber, Mary J.
Barber, Nancy
Barber, Nancy
Barber, Robt
Barber, Robt
Barber, Sarah
Barber, Sarah
Barber, Susan
Barber, Susannah
Barber, Sydney
Barber, Thos
Barber, Thos.
Barber, Washington
Barber, Wm
Barber, Zachanah
Barnett, Grissy
Barnes, Allie Martha
Barnes, Eula Bertha
Barnes, Leila M.
Barnes, Lillie Gertrude
Barnes, Martha Allie
Barren, Elizabdth
Barrow, Mary Jane
Bars, Nancy Ann
F B 05 May 1834
W Md 05 May 1857
W Md 30 May 1857
F B 05 Sep 1831
W Md 23 Jan 1851
W Md 24 Jul 1837
H Md 15 Jan 1928 Villa Rica
H Md 05 Jan 1871 Villa Rica
W Md 17 Mar 1895 Villa Rica
C of 1850, age 22, F
C of 1850, age 13, F
C of 1850, age 11, F
C of 1850, age 01, M
C of 1850, age 18, M
C of 1850, age 09, F
C of 1850, age 11, F
C of 1850, age 12, F
C of 1850, age 10, F
C of 1850, age 08, F
C of 1850, age 16, M
C of 1850, age 01, M
C of 1850, age 04, M
C of 1850, age 16, F
C of 1850, age 03, M
C of 1850, age 03, M
C of 1850, age 19, M
C of 1850, age 14, M
C of 1850, age 06, F
C of 1860, age 02, F
C of 1850, age 17, F
C of 1860, age 01, F
C of 1850, age 08, F
C of 1850, age 16, F
C of 1850, age 09, M
C of 1850, age 14, M
C of 1850, age 05, F
C of 1850, age 02, F
C of 1850, age 07, F
C of 1850, age 13, F
C of 1850, age 07, M
C of 1850, age 14, M
C of 1850, age 13, M
C of 1850, age 02, M
C of 1850, age 06, M
C of 1850, age 03, M
W Md 20 Dec 1855
F B 15 Jan 1872 Carrollton
F B 11 Oct 1881 Carrollton
F B 18 Mar 1870 Carrollton
F B 01 Oct 1875 Carrollton
F B 15 Jan 1872 Carrollton
W Md 14 Nov 1875
W Md 17 Dec 1868
W Md 11 Dec 1856
64
Jacob Awtrey & Nancy Hill
Nobel N. Bell
Nobel Newman Beall
Jacob Awtrey & Nancy Hill
William H. Sheets
Nathaniel C. Williams
Nola Morris
Louisa Hembree
Rudolphus Hinton Henslee
Elijah Barber
Lewis Barber
Elijah Barber
Thos W. Barber
Lewis Barber
Lewis Barber
Lewis Barber
Wm A. Barber
Thos W. Barber
Thos W. Barber
Lewis Barber
Wm A. Barber
Elijah Barber
Wm A. Barber
Thos W. Barber
Wm A. Barber
Elijah Barber
Thos W. Barber
Thus E. Barber
Wm A. Barber
Thus E. Barber
Wm A. Barber
Thos W. Barber
Elijah Barber
Wm A. Barber
Lewis Barber
Elijah Barber
Lewis Barber
Thos W. Barber
Elijah Barber
Thos W. Barber
Elijah Barber
Wm A. Barber
Wm A. Barber
James A. Wood
Thomas Coleman Barnes &
Martha or Mattie Reese
Thomas Coleman Barnes &
Martha Mattie Reese
Thomas Coleman Barnes &
Martha Mattie Reese
Thomas Coleman Barnes &
Martha Mattie Reese
Thomas Coleman Barnes &
Mattie Martha Reese
William Loyd Bryant
Walter Colquitt Camp
John T. Williams
65
Beall, Nancy J.
Beall, Noble Neuman
Bearden, Edua
Bearden, Elizabth
Bearden, Francise
Bearden, Isabel
Bearden, Lucinda
Bearden, Margaret
Bearden, Posey
Bearden, Reubin
Bearden, Sarah
Bearden, Selisa
Bearden, Solomon
Beck, Lake Jeter
Beck, Larry Price
Beck, Martha Amanda
Bell, Luther Ernest
Bell, Nobel N.
Bice, Cicero
Bishop, James Franklin
Bishop, James Franklin
Bishop, Letha Elizabeth
Bishop, Thomas Jefferson
Blackuell, Alexander Henry
Blackuell, John P,
Blair, Adeline
Blair, Aggy
Blair, Dicy E.
Blair, Dilia
Blair, Elizabeth
Blair, Emily
Blair, James
Blair, Jane
Blair, Lydia
Blair, M, C. or M. L.
Blair, Marion
Blair, Marion M
Blair, Mary
Blair, Mary
Blair, Robert
Blair, Sarah
Blair, Sarah J
Blair, Susan
Blair, Urn.
Boatright, Elizabeth Jane
Boatright, Elizabeth Jane
Boggs, Mary
Bonus, Mary
Id Md 20 Mar 1851
H Md 30 May 1857
C of 1850, age 04, M
C of 1850, age 06, F
C of 1850, age 06, F
C of 1850, age 02, F
C of 1850, age 04, F
C of 1850, age 14, F
C of 1850, age 08, M
C of 1850, age 10, M
C of 1850, age 01, F
C of 1850, age 12, F
C of 1850, age 08, M
MB 16 Jun 1901 Boudon
MB 20 Apr 1891 Boudon
F B 25 Oct 1885 Boudon
M B 23 Apr 1875
H Md 05 May 1857
H Md 14 Oct 1880 Villa Rica
H Md 16 Sepr1894 Boudon
H Md 25 May 1899 Boudon
Id Md 29 Oct 1893 Boudon
H Md 24 Nov 1873
MB 10 Feb 1834 Carrollton
MB 02 Mar 1837 Carrollton
C of 1860, age 06, F
C of 1860, age 03, F, Sand
Hill District
C of 1860, age 07, F
C of 1860, age 01, F, Sand
Hill District
C of 1860, age 04, F
C of 1860, age 01, F, Villa
Rica District
C of 1860, age 07, M, Sand
Hill District
C of 1860, age 03, F, Villa
Rica District
C of 1850, age 06, F
C of 1850, age 13, F
C of 1860, age 09, F
C of 1860, age 02, M
C of 1850, age 16, F
C of I860, age 09, F, Villa
Rica District
C of 1850,
C of 1850,
C of 1860,
C of 1850,
C of 1860,
age 01, M
age 04, F
age 05, F, Sand
Hill District
age 10, F
age 06, M, Villa
Rica District
F B 27 Jan 1849
U Md 03 Oct 1867
Id Md 12 Jan 1840
F B 14 Apr 1838
S. V. Cole
Sarah Autrey
Richard Bearden
A. G. Bearden
Richard Bearden
Richard Bearden
A. G. Bearden
Richard Bearden
A. G. Bearden
Richard Bearden
A. G. Bearden
Richard Bearden
Richard Bearden
Isaiah Houston Price Beck &
Mary Ida Jeter
Isaiah Houston Price Beck &
Mary Ida Jeter
Isaiah Houston Price Beck &
Mary Ida Jeter
James tdilliam Bell &
Georgia Anna Marchman
Sarah Autrey
Francis Elizabeth Bullard
Estella Merdina Brook
Cintilla Elvira Smith
Charles Washington Hing
Sarah Amanda Miles
Davidson Blackuell & Sophia
Davidson Blackuell & Sophia
Simeon Blair
Thomas M Blair
James Blair
Thomas M. Blair
James Blair
George W. Blair
Thomas M. Blair
George W. Blair
Simeon Blair
Simeon Blair
Simeon Blair
James Blair
Simeon Blair
George W. Blair
Simeon Blair
Simeon Blair
Thomas M. Blair
Simeon Blair
George W. Blair
Melvin Simeon Hesterlee
Peter S. Bryant
M. Bonus & Mary Cammon
66
Baughn, Walter Leon
(Filed under Bowen)
Box, Mary
Boyles, Mary C
Boyles, Sarah E
Brandon, Elizabeth
Brandon, Mary A
Brandon, Parthena
Brannon, Richard Van
Braswell, Anna
Bridges, Euphemia Jane
Brock, Annie Pearl
Brook, Estella Merdena
Brown, A. G. 3.
Brown, Aaron
Brown, Abigail
Brawn, Alsia A
Brown, Ardilia
8rown, Ceciro F.
Brown, Charles
Brown, David
Brown, David Emanuel
Brown, Eliza
Brown, Elizabeth
Brown, Elizabeth
Brown, Elizabeth
Broun, Emma
Brown, F. E.
Brown, George
Brown, George B.
Brown, George td.
Brown, Henry C.
Brown, Jackson
Brown, James M
Brown, James M.
Brown, Jas J.
Brown, Jefferson
Brown, John
Brown, John A. F.
Brown, John F
Brown, Jonathan
Brown, Jonathan Ba
Brown, Joseph
Brown, Joseph F
Brown, Julia
Brown, Lexana
Brown, Lille
Brown, Lucinda
Brown, M. P.
Brown, Martha
Brown, Martha
Brown, Mary
Brawn, Mary
Brown, Mary A.
Brown, Mary A.
Brown, Mary A.
M B 19 Jul 1879 Bawdon Idilliam Baughn & Susie
td Md 04 Oct 1828
Id Md 20 Oct 1870
Id Md 24 Dec 1871
C of 1850, age 01,
C of 1850, age 11,
C of 1850, age 07,
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lil Md 1807
bl Md 06 Sep 1841
F B 18 Aug 1900
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I860, age 08, M
27 Sep 1847
1850, age 15, F
1860, age 01, F
1860, age 01, F
1850, age 21, M
1850, age 08, M
02 Jul 1843
04 Apr 1851
1850, age 11, F
1850, age 08, F
1850, age 04, F
1850, age 19, F
23 Jan 1873
ID Jur 1865
1850, age 02
1850, age 01
1850, age 15
1850, age 05
1850, age 02
I860, age 02
1850, age 07
1860, age 02
1850, age 18
1850, age 06
I860, age 05
1860, age 10
1850, age 15
1850, age 01
L850, age 23
L860, age 07
L850, age 05
L850, age 02
L86Q, age 02
LS5Q, age 09
L85Q, age 11
L85Q, age 13
L850, age 05
L85Q, age 06
"50, age 12
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IMov 1859
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F
F
F
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F
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John Raper
Idilliam Ashmore
J. T. Ashmore
Moses Brandon
Moses Brandon
Moses Brandon
Oliver Van Brannon &
Dorothy Jeanette Horton
Greenbury Sewell
David Id. Sims
Id. B. Raiden & Annie B.
Handley
James Franklin Bishop
J. F. Brown
Lucinda Jones
Vincent Brown
Joseph H Brown
J. F. Brown
Vincent Brown
Vincent Brown
Martha A. Hunter
Emanuel Brown & Lucy
Caroline Turner
Vincent Brown
James C. Brown
Silas M. Brown
Idilliam Brown
Idilliam Griffin McDaniel
Thomas H. Richards
James E. Brown
Idilliam Brown
Idilliam F. Brown
Idilliam Brown
Silas M. Brown
J. L. Brown
Idilliam Brawn
John F. Brawn
Vincent Brawn
James C. Brown
Joseph H Brown
J. F. Brown
Idilliam Brown
Idilliam F. Brown
Vincent Brown
J. L. Brown
Vincent Brown
Idilliam Brown
J. C. M. Brown
Silas M. Brown
James E. Brown
Idilliam Brown
Silas M. Broun
James E. Broun
Silas M. Brawn
B. J. Brawn
Vincent Brown
J. G. Simms
67
Broun, Nancy
Broun, Parthenia L
Broun, Robert
Broun, Samuel
Broun, Samuel G
Broun, Sarah
Broun, Sarah
Broun, Sophia M
Broun, Thomas
Broun, William
Broun, William
Broun, William
Broun, William F
Broun, Wm F.
Bryant, Alexander E.
Bryant, Caroline
C of
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1B5Q, age 04, F William Broun
22 Dec 1839, Whitesburg William Lassetter
1860, age 05, M
1850, age 07, M
1860, age 02, M
1850, age 01, F
1850, age 13, F
1860, age 10, F
1850, age 13, M
1850, age 09, M
1850, agg 01, M
1850, age 01, M
1860, age 01, M
1860, age 01, M
17 Feb 1833
1850, age 02, F
B. J. Broun
Silas M. Broun
B. 0. Broun
William Broun
Vincent Broun
0. L. Broun
Silas M. Broun
William Broun
James C. Broun
James E. Broun
J. C. M. Broun
John F. Broun
Emetine N Jacobs
William E. Bryant
Bryant, Chas S
Bryant, David
Bryant, Edna
Bryan, Elizabeth
Bryan, Elizabeth
Bryant, Emsley
Bryant, James W.
Bryant, Jas. E.
Bryan, Martha Ann F
Bryant, Mary
Bryant, Peter S.
Bryant, William
Bryant, William Loyd
Bryant, Wm P
Bryant, Wm. I
Buckner, John Homer
Bullard, Francis Elizabeth
Burk, Caroline
Burk, Clementine
Burrou, Nancy
Butler, Effie Lenora
Butler, Martha Julier
Butler, William Tinsley
Camp, George Milton
Camp, Louisa
Camp, Sarah Elizabeth
Camp, Walter Colquitt
Campbell, Benjamin Franklin
Campbell, Emma Ruth
Campbell, Frances Belle
Campbell, Joseph Houell
Campbell, Sarah Elizabeth
Campbell, Seaborn Columbus
Carroll, A. M.
Carroll, Ann I.
Carroll, Francis
Carroll, I. A.
Carroll, Susan
C of
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1850, age 07, M
11 Aug 1842
1850, age 02, F
18 Feb 1838
29 Dec 1859
02 Oct 1842
07 Dec 1871
1850, age 07, M
22 Dec 1857
1850, age 04, F
12 Jan 1840
06 Jan 1842
14 Nov 1875
1850, age 05, M
1850, age 06, M
Dana Bryant
Sophonia H. West
Dano Bryant
James Bryan
John M. Thurman
Caroline Burk
Sarah A. Chance
William E. Bryant
George W Johnson
Dano Bryant
Mary Boggs
Susan Giles
Elizabeth Barren
Dano Bryant
William E. Bryant
Jan 1914, Villa Rica Cora Lee Abercrombie
14 Oct 1880, Villa Rica Cicero Bice
02 Oct 1842 Emsley Bryant
20 Dec 1849 Eli F. Cole
1801 Phillip Burrou
20 Aug 1899, Hulett William Davis Lumsden
01 Oct 1896, Villa Rica Cleff McBurnett
1858, Villa Rica Samantha Malone
12 Sep 1879, Carrollton Eugene Milton Camp/Margaret
20 Nov 1841
03 Sep 1865
17 Dec 1868
16 Feb 1898
12 Nov 1894
07 Mar 1903
04 Oct 1896
02 Jan 1901
02 Dec 1892
1850, age 21, M
1850, age 16, F
1850, age 14, F
1850, age 11, T
1850, age 18, F
Benson
John R. Nims
John W Rigsby
Mary Jane Barrou
Seaborn Columbus Campbell/
Lula A. Thurman
Seaborn Columbus Campbell/
Lula A Thurman
Seaborn Columbus Campbell/
Lula A Thurman
Seaborn Columbus Campbell/
Lula A. Thurman
Seaborn Columbus Campbell/
Lula A Thurman
Lula Antoinette Thurman
Moses Carroll
Moses Carroll
Moses Carroll
Moses Carroll
Moses Carroll
68
Carroll, Thomas
Carter, Lucinda
Cartwright, Martha
Cosper, Mary M (under
Kaylor, Ely Jefferson
(under Caylor)
Kaylor, Mollie Eveline
(under Caylor)
Cenwell, Catherine L.
Chambers, Mary
Chambers, Sarah
Chambers-r- Sarah
Chance, Sarah A.
Chandler, Moses Mixon
Cheves, Allison
Claxton, Brooks Mabry
Clonts, Benjamin Bascom
C of 1850, age 22
C of 1850, age 05
lil Md 24 Dec 1846
asper)W Md 17 Feb 1871
M B 10 Dec 1884,
F B 18 Dec 1881,
W Md 09 Oct 1857
W Md 06 Dec 1832
W Md 04 Sep 1842
W Md 05 Sep 1842
lil Md 07 Dec 1871
M B 08 May 1831
H Md 23 Feb 1858
M B 09 Sep 1940,
M B 30 Apr 1879,
, M Moses Carroll
, F
Darn Austin Henson
J. R. Thurmond
Dot James Levi Kaylor/Sarah
Jane Truitt
Dot James Levi Kaylor/Sarah
Jane Truitt
Elijah H. Williams
Clayton Williams
Merill C. Autrey or Autry
Merrell C Autrey
James W. Bryant
Reuben Chandler/Frances
Richardson
Emily Jerusha Autrey -
Carrbllton Calvin Porter Claxton/
Laura Evenlyn Mabry
Carrollton William Presley Clonts/
Mary Elizabeth Frost
Clonts, Homer Augustus
Clonts, Minnie Belle
Clonts, Robert Toombs
Clonts, Zella Mge
Cockrine, Mary
Cole, -
Cole, Aaron
Cole, Alonzo
Cole, Brisuell E.
Cole, Eli F.
Cole, Gilbert
Cole, Henry
Cole, James
Cole, Jeramiah M.
Cole, John
Cole, John
Cole, Joseph
Cole, Lucintha
Cole, Luduska
Cole, Martin
Cole, Mary
Cole, Nancy
Cole, S. \J.
Cole, S. \J.
Cole, Samuel
Cole, Sarah
Cole, Seaborn
Cole, Susannah
Collins, James
Collins, Silus
Cook, Amenda F.
Cook, Elizabeth
Cook, Elyah
Cook, Jas
Copeland, George Pierce
MB 21 Oct 1881, Carrollton William Presley Clonts/
Mary Elizabeth Frost
F B 11 Junel880, Carrollton William Presley Clonts/
Mary Elizabeth Frost
MB 09 Oct 1877, Carrollton William Presley Clonts/
Mary Elizabeth Frost
F B 22Aug 1875, Carrollton William Presley Clonts/
W Md 11 Mar 1844
C of 1850, age 01, M
C of 1850, age 16, M
C of 1850, age 13, M
W Md 23 Feb 1845
H Md 20 Dec 1849
H Md 21 Dec 1843
C of 1850, age 04, M
C of 1850, age 10, M
H Md 04 Aug 1857
C of 1850, age 22, M
H Md 16 Jul 1850
C of 1850, age 06
W Md 22 Feb 1841
W Md 1836
C of 1850, age 12, M
C of 1850, age 10, F.
C of 1850, age 15, F
H Md 20 Mar 1851
H Md 08 Jan 1857
C of 1850, age 18, M
W Md 07 Jan 1844
C of 1850, age 15, M
C of 1850, age 19, F
H Md 09 Dec 1834
H Md 15 Nov 1840
C of 1850, age 10, F
C of 1850, age 08, F
C of 1850, age 15, M
C of 1850, age 16, M
H Md 27 Oct 1898
Mary Elizabeth Frost
Nelson Williams
Gilbert Cole
Jeremiah Cole
Jeremiah Cole
Sidney D. J. Wright
Clementine Burk
Elizabeth Haynes
Gilbert Cole
John Cole
Netty Elizabeth Johnson
John Cole
Mary A, Neu
Gilbert Cole
Joel Crisp
Daniel Jones
John Cole
Jeremiah Cole
John Cole
Nancy J. Beall
Marietta Wright
John Cole
Tolliver Trap
Jeremiah Cole
John Cole
Clarrasy McAllister
Mary Ann Gray
Nancy Jane Tulula Harris
69
Copeland, Jonathan
Copeland, Nancy M.
Cowles, Caroline Frances
Crawford, Cora
Crawford, David B
Crawford, Erie Norman
Crawford, James Oscar
Crawford, Julia Ann
Crawford, Robert Hosea
Crawford, Id.
Crisp, Joel
Cumbie, Bonnie Lucille
Davenport, Dicie E
Davenport, Martha M
Davenport, Nancy C.
Davidson, Sarah
Davis, A. Id. R.
Davis, Amanda
Davis, Barna
Davis, Berrymiller
Davis, Edlery I.
Davis, Eli
Davis, Elizabeth
Davis, Elizabeth
Davis, Emily
Davis, F. Medaeris
Davis, Hannah
Davis, Hannah
Davis, Jas. A.
Davis, Jno
Davis, Julia
Davis, Kezeah
Davis, Lafayette
Davis, Linett
Davis, Lucinda
Davis, Malaine
Davis, Malinda
Davis, Margaret
Davis, Martha
Davis, Martha
Davis, Mary
Davis, Nancy
Davis, Onley S.
Davis, Richd
Davis, Sarah
Davis, Sophia
Davis, Susan
Davis, Thomas B.
Davis, ldm.
Davis, Urn.
Davis, Urn. H
Davis, Um. S.
Denman, Felix
Denman, Felix G.
H Md 05 Apr 1864
Id Md 15 Sep 1853
Id Md 12 Dec 1886
F B 28 Oct 1878
H Md 11 Sep 1870
MB 13 May 1879, Carrollton
M B 05 Oct 1875
F B 14 Oct 1864
MB 16 Jan 1873
H Md 26 Aug 1849
H Md 22 Feb 1841
F B 17 Nov 1919, Bowdon
F B 13 Oct 1876
Id Md
Id Md
Id Md
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20 Dec 1860
19 Dec 1835
1850, age ’
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1850, age 16
1850, age 19
1850, age 07
1850, age 05
1850, age 17
1850, age 09
1850, age 22
1850, age 03
1850, age 02
1850, age 17
1850, age 02
1850, age 12
1850, age 15
1850, age 13
1850, age 10
1850, age 09
1850, age 03
1830
1850, age 17
1850, age 14
1850, age 01
1850, age 19
1850, age 11
1850, age 11
1850, age 09
1850, age 08
1850, age 12
1850, age 11
1850, age 07
1850, age 19
1850, age 05
1850, age 15
1850, age 01
27 Apr 1845
24 Apr 1845
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Julia A. Geter
Idilliam B. Upchurch
Edwin Kingsbury
David Berry Crawford/
Emeline Jane Ldalker
Emeline J ldalker
Idilliam Crawford/Prescillor
Mullins
David Berry Crawford/
Emeline Jane Walker
tdrlliam M Crawford/Sarah
Powell
David Berry Crawford/
Emeline Jane ldalker
Sara Powell
Lucintha Cole
Johnnie Kiah Cumbie/Martha
Ura LoweEy
James G Davenport/Sarah
Francis Bailey
J. N. Robinson
Henry Idyatt Reid
James H. Williams
Geo. R. Davis
Jonatha Id. Davis
Jonatha Id. Davis
Jonatha Id. Davis
tdm. M. Davis
Geo. R. Davis
Geo. H Davis
Geo. R. Davis
Geo. R. Davis
tdm. Davis
idm. M. Davis
Enoch Davis
Idm. M. Davis
David R. Davis
Jonatha Id. Davis
Geo. R. Davis
Idm. M. Davis
Enoch Davis
idm. M. Davis
Geo. H Davis
Idilliam Jack
Ldm. Davis
Jonatha Id. Davis
Geo. H Davis
Geo. R. Davis
idm. M. Davis
Geo. R. Davis
Jonatha Id. Davis
Enoch Davis
ldm. Davis
Enoch Davis
ldm. M. Davis
Jonatha Id. Davis
Enoch Davis
ldm. M. Davis
John Davis
Albina Awtrey
Elizabeth Albina Awtrey
70
Dial, John Helum
Dobbs, Samuel
Dotson, Eliza
Driver, William
Du Bose, Helen Maurice
Duke, Athuil J P
Duke, Duma Arlin
Duke, Harvey Walker
Duke, Mgry Lou
Duke, Naomi Ruth
Eaton, Temperance
Embrey, Martha
Fargarson, Nancy Elizabeth
Freeman, Alonzo
Freeman, Angelina
Freeman, Thomas
Freeman, Virginia Eloise
Garrett, Herbert
Gentry, Phebe
Geter, Julia A.
Geter, Nancy Ann
Gibbs, Caroline
Giles, Chas. Henry
Giles, Sarah Elizabeth
Giles, Susan
Gilley, Wm. B.
Goodson, Michael
Graham, Sarah
Gray, Harriet E.
Gray, Lindsay Monroe
Gray, Martha E
Gray, Mary Ann
Gray, Rebecca
Gray, Robert W
Griffin, Georgie
Griffin, Osborne Bryan
Griffin, Paul Montgomery
Griffin, Virgil Lee
Griffin, William Henry
Griffith, L. A.
Griffith, Samuel
Groover, Martha Ellen
Groover, Martha Ellen
Haynes, Arminda
Haynes, Benjamin Polk
Haynes, Cynthia
H Md 01 Sep 1853
M B 08 Nov 1868
W Md 20 Sep 1853
MB 21 Aug 1386, Temple
W Md 22 Dec 1951, Carrollton
H Md 29 Jan 1857
M B 23 Feb 1906
M B 20 Sep 1897
F B 16 Nov 1901
F B 19 Apr 1893
W Md 30 Dec 1834
W Md 08 Sep 1852
W Md 17 Mar 1897, Villa Rica
C of 1850, age 01, M
C of 1850, age 02, F
C of 1850, age 04, M
W Md 10 Dec 1894
MB 31 Aug 1896, Carrollton
W Md 15 Apr 1847
W Md 05 Apr 1864
W Md 31 Apr 1861
W Md 21 Dec 1865, Carrollton
M B 16 Oct 1870
F B Apr 1851
W Md 06 Jan 1842
H Md 27 Apr 1830
H Md 12 Nov 1865
W Md 26 Junel830
W Md 19 Oct 1854, Carrollton
H Md 01 Nov 1880
W Md 12 Nov 1857, Carrollton
W Md 15 Nov 1840
W Md 22 Apr 1862, Carrollton
H Md 21 Dec 1865, Carrollton
F B 02 Nov 1889
M B 25 Dec 1903
M B 22 Jan 1905
M B 15 Jul 1883
M B 18 Sep 1859
W Md 25 Sep 1857
H Md 31 Apr 1861
F B 04 Oct 1875
W Md 20 Oct 1895
C of 1850, age 14, F
M B 04 Nov 1844, Villa Rica
C of 1850, age 18, F
Hannah Myrendy Smith
Harris Dobbs/Elizabeth
Candler
William Williams
Thomas Martin Driver/Sarah
Elizabeth Pierce
Emmett Woodrow Kimball
Elizabeth Thurman
John Rufus Duke/Amanda
Elizabeth Bledsoe
John Rufus Duke/Amanda
Elizabeth Bledsoe
John Rufus Duke/Amanda
Elizabeth Bledsoe
John Rufus Duke/Amanda
Elizabeth Bledsoe
John Williams
George W Awtrey
Marcellus Tarpley
E. P. Freeman
E. P. Freeman
E. P. Freeman
Franklin Eugene Alexander
Riley Ham
Jonathan Copeland
Samuel Griffith
Robert W Gray
Thomas Giles/Jane Catherine
Wincles
Thomas Giles/Catherine
Wincles
William Bryant
Matilda Raper
Mary Hesterly
William Williams
Benjamin R. Skinner
Margaret Cartrell Jones
Thomas Warren
Silus Collins
Matthew W. Penticost
Caroline Gibbs
William Henry Griffin/
Lonie King
Henry Lawrence Griffin/
Mary Alice Martin
Henry Lawrence Griffin/
Mary Alice Martin
William Henry Griffin/
Lonie King
James R. Griffin/Sarah
Elizabeth Martin
W. J. Ussery
Nancy Ann Geter
Philip Overby Groover/
Susan Ellen Entrekin
Charles F. Thurman
Jonathan Haynes
Henry Haynes/Elizabeth
Goodson
Jonathan Haynes
77
Haynes,
Haynes,
Haynes,
Haynes,
Haynes,
Haynes,
Hallman,
Elizabeth
Jno
LaFayette
Riley
Sarah
Sarah
Elijah Thomas
U Md 21 Dec 1843
C of 1850, age 07
C of 1850, age 11
C of 1850, age 16
W Md 03 Nov 1836
C of 1850, age 05
Hallman, Elmer Platt
Ham, Riley
Hammock, Joshua
Hammond, Mattie M
Hinesly, Mary Ann
(under Hansley)
Harper, Lottie
Harris, Nancy Jane Tulula
Harris, Nancy Jane Tulula
Harrison, Lydia
Hayes, James Forney
Hembree, Alfred Iverson
Hembree, Francis Tyson
Hembree, Louisa
Hembree, Walter Thomas
Henderson, Lou Ella
Hendon, Randal Robison
Henslee, Mollie Jerusha
Henslee, Rudolphus Hinton
Henson, Ambrose
Henson, Elizabeth
Henson, Fielding
Henson, James
Henson, Martha
Henson, Oarn Austin
Henson, Sanford
Henson, Sarah
Hesterlee, Dolton Melvin
Hesterly, Elizabeth
Hesterlee, Elizabeth Evaline
Hesterly, Homer W.
Hesterley, John Eduin
Hesterlee, John V.
Hesterlee, Lula Jane
Hesterly, Mary
Hesterlee, Marzee McCain
Hesterlee, Melvin Simeon
Hesterly, Sarah C.
Hesterlee, LJalter Lee
M 8 OS May 1881,
M B 19 Jan 1887,
H Md 15 Apr 1847
M B 1798
F B 25 Oct 1888
W Md 22 Aug 1848
W Md
F B
Li Md
hi Md
M B
H Md
Li Md
Li Md
H Md
W Md
H Md
W Md
H Md
C of
01 Feb 1830,
02 Oct 1878
27 Oct 1898
23 Nov 1836
17 Jan 1885
C
C
C
C
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of
of
of
H Md
C of
C of
M B
W Md
F B
M B
M B
M B
F B
hi Md
F B
H Md
W Md
M B
02 Dec
05 Jan
01 Feb
23 Feb
10 Apr
17 Mar
1850,
1850,
1850,
1850,
1850,
24 Dec
1850,
1850,
Jan
1876,
1879,
1871,
1880,
1884,
1845
1900,
1895,
age 13
age 15
age 19
age 16
age 07
1846
age 21
age 11
1892
Gilbert Cole
, M Jonathan Haynes
f M Jonathan Haynes
, M Jonathan Haynes
William Williams
, F Jonathan Haynes
Crossplains Chesley Jay Hallman/Sarah
Ann Elizabeth Powell
Crossplains Chesley Jay Hallman/Sarah
Ann Elizabeth Powell
Phebe Gentry
Chas. Hammond/Josephine Bell
E. M. Williams
Villa Rica Walter Thomas Hembree
Samuel Harris/Lucy Wright
George Pierce Copeland
Jobe Humphries
Lewis Wesley Hayes/Nancy
Elizabeth Sailors
Villa Rica Martha Ann Williams
Fullerville John William Washington
Villa Rica John Creed Ayres
Villa Rica Lottie Harper
Villa Rica Millard Burton West
Emily McPherson
Villa Rica Noah Harbor Howard Riley
Villa Rica Laura Ayres
M
F
19 Sep 1866
17 Dec 1878
16 Nov 1889,
25 Jul 1869
30 Oct 1868
20 Apr 1882
12 Nov 1865
03 Apr 1886
03 Oct 1867
12 Sep 1856
29 Dec 1883
Hesterlee, William Preston MB 22 Apr 1877
M Armistead Henson
F Armistead Henson
M Armistead Henson
M Armistead Henson
F Armistead Henson
Martha Cartwright
Armistead Henson
Armistead Henson
Melvin Simeon Hesterlee/
Elizabeth Jane Boatright
Riley Fletcher Turner
Melvin Simeon Hesterlee/
Elizabeth Jane Boatright
Villa Rica Vancouver Bartow Hesterly/
Lena K. Hancock
Elijah Lynch Hesterly/
Mary V. Weeks
Melvin Simeon Hesterlee/
Elizabeth Jane Boatright
Melvin Simeon Hesterlee/
Elizabeth Jane Boatright
Michael Goodson
Melvin Simeon Hesterlee/
Elizabeth Jane Boatright
Elizabeth Jane Boatright
James C. Richards
Melvin Simeon Hesterlee/
Elizabeth Jane Boatright
Melvin Simeon Hesterlee/
Elizabeth Jane Boatright
Hicks, John
Hill, Dana
Hill, Danie
Hill, Francis
Hill, Franses
Hill, George F
Hill, Jonathan
Hill, June
Hill, Louisa
Hill, Margaret
Hill, Margaret
Hill, Mary
Hill, Smith
Hill, William
Hill, William
Hiler, Leathy
Hines, E. A.
Hodye, Jos W.
Holcombe, Clara
Holcombe,
Holcombe,
Holcombe,
Holcombe,
B.
H
(under Hiller)
George Martin
Hannah
Hosea Henry Clay
James
MB 24 Dec 1846
C of 1850, age 02,
C of 1850, age 12,
C of 1850, age 14,
C of 1850, age 05,
C of 1850, age 03,
C of 1850, age 05,
C of 1850, age 16,
C of 1850, age 01,
C of 1850, age 05,
C of 1850, age 05,
C of 1850, age 15,
C of 1850, age 01,
C of 1850, age 01,
C of 1850, age 08,
W Md 27 Oct 1831
W Md 16 Apr 1857
C of 1850, age 14,
W Md 03 Mar 1836
H Md 12 Jul 1860
W Md 25 Jul 1837
H Md 17 Dec 1846, Villa Rica
H Md 28 Mar 1839
M
M
M
M
M
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
Holcombe, James H Md 1858
Holcombe, James Madison H Md 29 Nov 1855
Holcombe, Jonathan C H Md 16 Jan 1845
Holcombe, Mary Ann Elizabeth W Md 13 Dec 1855
Holcombe, Fhoebe Lucinda
Holcombe, Reuben
Holder, Caroline Christine
Holder, Caroline Crisine
Holland, Cleo Franklin
Holloway, J. J. Roberts
Holloway, Sandra Carrol
Harsley, Sarah Fanny
(under Horsley)
Hight, Effie (under Hoyt)
Hudson, Mary
Hulsey, Cem
Hulsey, Marcus
Hulsey, Nancy
Hulsey, Neeoham
Hulsey, Rebecca
Humphries, Jobe
Hunt, Joseph Asbury
Hunter, Martha A.
Jack, William
Jackson, Adeline
Jackson, Aldridge
Jackson, Andrew
Jackson, Civilian
Jackson, Ella Aline
Jackson, Geo.
Jackson, Jas.
Jackson, Jas.
Jackson, Jesse
F B 21 Junel875, Temple
H Md 22 Oct 1835
W Md 1858
F B 1837, Carrollton
MB 26 Sep 1896
H Md 1875
F B 28 Aug 1942, Carrollton
W Md 01 Aug 1905, Bowdon
W Md 15 Dec 1896
F B 06 May 1780
C of 1850, age 06, M
C of 1850, age 01, M
C of 1850, age 08, F
C of 1850, age 04, M
C of 1850, age 09, F
H Md 23 Nov 1836
MB 02 Junel892, Carrollton
W Md 02 Jul 1843
H Md 1830
C of 1850, age 14, F
C of 1850, age 01, M
C of 1850, age 02, M
C of 1850, age 05, M
F B 05 Mar 1883
C of 1850, age 01, M
C of 1850, age 10, M
C of 1850, age 04, M
C of 1850, age 19, M
72 n
W. Hicks/Rachel M. Jones
Washington Hill
Washington Hill
Washington Hill
Washington Hill
Ambrose E. Hill
Washington Hill
Washington Hill
George M. Hill
Ambrose E. Hill
Anderson E. Hill
George M. Hill
John Hill
Ambrose E. Hill
George M. Hill
Abel Parker
John M. McDaniel
Shadrach Lewis
Dradah Ann Laura Rooker
Samuel Black Weir
Raymouth Rice
Elisabeth Ann Lencins or
Lincens
Caroline Christine Holder
Jane Katherine Reid
Elizabeth Ann Weir
George Fleming Reid
Reuben Kellett Holcombe/
Lydia Catherine Reid
Nancy Lewis
James Holcombe
Frank Holland/Martha Ann Coe
Sarah Ellen Jones
Johnnie Rufus Holloway/
Opal Irene Smith
Aaron Gordon Styles
Samuel W. Alexander
H. S. Hulsey
H. S. Hulsey
H. S. Hulsey
H. S. Hulsey
H. S. Hulsey
Lydia Harrison
Joseph Asbury Hunt/Lilly
Delilia Anderson
David Brown
Malinda Davis
Aldridge Jackson
Aldridge Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Aldridge Jackson
Levi Newton Jackson/Delilah
Ann Thrower
Andrew Jackson
Aldridge Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Aldridge Jackson
73
QUERIES
Seeking inhormation on ArchibaZd Baughman, born ca. 1813 in S.C. From 1851 to 1862', he.
wa* buying and netting Zand in the. 4th and 11th *ection* oh CoaaoZZ Co. OtheA Baughman4
in CarroZZ County at that period were Jacob, Uriah, and Jame* H. Wa* Jacob their
hather? Archibald Baughman1* wihe. wa* named Rebecca and family *torie* toy the wa*
Rebecca Green. The Baughman* bought Zand ^nom Mo*e* W,.Green in 1851. CouZd Rebecca
have been reZated to him? ArchibaZd and Rebecca may have stopped in TaZapoo*a Co.,
AZabama on theiA way to Texa*, where ArchibaZd died in Marion Co. in August 1873,
Zeaving ten orphan*: .John, EZi 8., Jacob WaZkoA, WiZZiam, Jame*, EZizabeth, AZbert,
Many Emma, Tempy (LeZa?) and De**ie Mae. PZea*e AepZy to Myna L. Kujawa, 150 La*
Loma*, San AngeZo, Texa* 76901.
Seeking inho on the paAent* oh MaAy Beck, b. ca. 1852, CoaaoZZ Co, Ga.; d. ahter
1885; maAAied John C. Knight, 5 OctobeA 1869 in CoaaoZZ Co., Ga. Pound in 1870
CoaaoZZ Co. Cen*u* dweZZing #1085; John Knight age 20, Many, age 18; AZ*o Zooking
hor death date* oh both. AZ*o *eeking inho on the paAent* oh EZizabeth Adi*on b.
ca. 1826; d. between 1857 and 1860; m. 23 December 1841 Coweta Co., Ga. to AndeA*on
C. Knight. Thi* hamiZy Zived in CoaaoZZ County, Ga. WouZd Zike to hind death date*
and wheAe buried. Linda Knight HaddeA, Rt. 11 Box 499, Lot 704 North, Birmingham,
AZabama, 35210.
Seeking inho on WiZZiam B. AyAe* and SaAah Parker who weAe maAAied 26 March 1857;
AZ*o on Jo*eph H. Robin*on and hi* wihe. SaAah who are Zi*ted on the 1880 CoaaoZZ
Co. Cen*u*. RobeAt ConZee, 2048A BAown VAive, KaiZua, Hawaii 96734.
Seeking pZace oh death and.heir* oh Ab*oZem Howard. He wa* on the 1830 CoaaoZZ
County Cen*u* but i* beZieved to have moved on or to have been in that part oh
CoaaoZZ ceded to HaraZ*on in 1856. He died 6 May 1856. Hi* wihe. Mary died 12 Augu*t
1863. AZ*o Zooking t\or George Mu*ick who wa* 30-40 yr. oZd head oh hou*ehoZd on
1840 CoaaoZZ Co. Cen*u** When and where did he die? WouZd Zike copy oh hi* e*tate
*howing heir*. I beZieve he i* the h&thW- oh my Jame* W. Mu*ic, b. ca. 1824. RepZy:
Mr*. FeZix C. Atwood, 207 BeZZwood Ct., Frankhort, Kentucky 40601.
Who were the parent* oh Sidney Lahayette Hitton who married EZizabeth MatiZda Jone*
24 ApriZ 1859 in CoaaoZZ Co. and France* Thomp*on, 14 November 1912? RepZy: \7ioZet
Sim* Henry, 5334 ScohizZd Rd., CoZZege Park, Ga. 30349.
Am *eeking inhormation on a LittZe Famity who Zived in CoaaoZZ County prior to
1850: Jo*eph LittZe, born.in S.C., married.a Mary John*on in Jack*on Co., Ga. in
1826; and aZ*o a HoZZand FamiZy who aZ*o Zived in CoaaoZZ County prior to 1850:
E.W. HoZZand, born in S.C. married Martha Burn*. RepZy: EZizabeth Maye* We*tbury,
3819 Harry Wurzback G-J, San Antonio, Texa* 78209.
Seeking inhormation on the He*terZee [He*terZy) hamiZy oh CoaaoZZ Co. M. S. and
EZizabeth Jane Boatright (6. 5 August 1832) had children: John I/. (6. 1868), Jame*
David (6. 1870), MoZZie EmZy [b. 1873), Ida Ro**ania. [b. 1874), WiZZiam Pre*ton
(6. 1877), EZizabeth EvaZine (fa. 187.8), OtheZZa H. (fa. 1880), LuZa Jane (fa. 1882),
Waiter Lee (fa. 1883) and Marzee McCain (fa. 1886). RepZy: Peggy Duke Bue*cher,
16213 W. 125th Terrace, OZathe, Kama* 66062.
Searching Smith* h*om SmithhieZd. Jame* Bryant "PoZk" Smith, CSA, (14 March 1843—
1 JuZy 1936) married to (1*t) EZizabeth Margent King and (2nd) Nancy Ann NichoZ*;
hi* hither wa* GabrieZ V. Smith, Jr. (6 ApriZ 1798—3 October 1880) married to
Nancy Cain and hi* hather GabrieZ V. Smith Sr. (12 December 1764—1842?) Rev. War
SoZdier h^om N.C. married to Sarah Down*. I need the parent* oi$ Robert R. Moore
(5 October 1849—12 May .1926) married to MoZZy (Mae) A. Hendrex (18 March 1849—
1 January 1925); aZ*o parent* oh Enni* Gore (fa. 1816?) married to EmerZine HoweZZ
(fa. 1826?); aZ*o Robert (fa. 1820?) and Minervia (fa. 1815?) BenehieZd. RepZy to
74
QUERIES, cont.
Jack S. HopbinA, 5924 Glzn KzAAy, An.ckoA.agz, Alaska 99504.
MeCAzdght—Would Lckz to coAAZApond with any dzAezndantA oh StaA.ld.ng McCAzdght,
boAn dn Hznny County, Ga. Fought In thz Cdvdl WaA width GzoAgda ShaApAhootzAA,
and ddzd dn CaAAold Co., Ga. Rzply: Ada l/. WzaIza, P.O. Box. 102, TulaAOAa, Nzw
Mzxdco 88352.
Any dnhoAmatdon appAzedatzd. John Allzn BzaAlzy b. Ga. m. Lucy Holcomb 2 SzptzmbzA
1833 CaAAoll Co. Ga. WaA dn MaAdon Co.,.Ala. by 1850. Both buAdzd dn MaAdon Co.,
Ala. Who lozaz thzdA paAzntA oa bAothzAA and aIaIzaa? AIao nzzd dnhoAmatdon on ChaAlzA
Bzauchamp b. Ga. about 1806 m. Bzthany Cox dn JaApzA Co. Ga. 1831. WaA dn HzaAd Co.,
Ga. 1860. . Will anAWZA all coAAZApondzncz. Jzan Mooaz, 3233 S.W. 20th, Oklahoma
Cddy, Oklahoma 73108.
Who lozaz thz paAzntA oh lAznz [Rznz] G. Adcock, b. 13 NovzmbzA 1826, d. 7 MaAch 1904?
BuAdzd Mt. Zdon, Ga. CaAAoll Co. Wd^z oh JoAZph EntAzkdn, b. 2 ApAdl 1826, d. 7 Szpt.
1897. BuAdzd Mt. Zdon, CaAAoll Co. lAznz looa thz mothzA JoAZph Bznjamdnz EntAzkdn
b. 4 August 1858 and d. 20 July 1929 at.Wzlty, Cullman Co*, Ala. J.B. looa my gAandhathzA. Rzply: J.E. McEwzn, 308 E. FAanC'la St., JackAonvdllz, Ala. 36265. Phonz:
205-435-6859.
Cannon-EntAzkdn dnhoAmatdon. Who lozaz thz paAzntA oh MaAy ? Cannon b. 1762—d*
1850'A. PAobably fa. dn S.C. Wdhz oh Thomas EntAzkdn 1759—1835 VoAk, Pa. Ldvzd dn
LauAznA, S.C. Thomas oh Wdlldam Aadd to bz thz.hdAAt EntAzkdn dn.GzoAgda. MaAy
looa my g-g-g gAandmothzA. Rzply: J.E. MeEiozn, 308 EaAt FAaned,4 St., JackAonvdllz,
Ala. 36265. Phonz: 205-435-6859.
Looking hoA any dnhoAmatdon on.MaAy F.J. ChandlzA, boAn ca. 1853 dn Ga. pAobably dn
CaAAoll Co. Shz ddzd.dn 1884 and Ia buAdzd dn ClzbuAnz Co., Ala. Shz maAAdzd JamZA
Bznjamdn McClain dn CaAAoll Co. dn 1877. 1 bzldzvz Ahz Ia thz child oh Wdlldam W.
ChandlzA [1828-1862 ddzd dn Cdvdl WaA). HIa wdhz. loo* Lucy C. ChandlzA (1834-1909).
OthzA chdldAzn oh thdA couplz lozaz lozaz MaAgaAzt b. 1855, JohnZA E. b. 1859, LzhoAn.
b. 1862 and MaAgaAzt b. 1863 who m. Thomas PattzAAon. . I am alAO looking h°A dnhoAmatdon
on J. MaAdon McClain (McLain) boAn dn Ga. ddzd? Hz maAAdzd Juldannz AmzJidca 'King
( 1841-1895). ThzdA houA chdldAzn:. JamzA Bznjamdn (b. 1858), JoAZph MaAdon.(b. 1859)
MaAy Janz (6. 1862) m. John Fazz, and John McClain. Thz homily Atayzd dn CaAAoll Co.
but J. MaAAdon Loalkzd ohh a.htzA thz Cdvdl WaA. WhzAZ Ia thz czmztZAy that Applzton
and Haney Thompson (ddzd zaAly 1900’a) oaz buAdzd dn? 1a dt dn HaAalAon County?
Rzply: John W. Rzzaz, JA. 181 4th Avz. Apt. 2, Salt Lakz City, Utah 84103.
Nzzd dnho on Wdlldam kvzAy, .6. 1811/12/13? S.C. (LauAznA?) d. ahtzA 188Q pAobably dn
CaAAoll Co., Ga. and wdhz. MaAdnda? b. 1814-15 S.C. ddzd ahteA 1880 pAobably dn CaAAoll
County, Ga. ThzdA ChdldAzn wzaz:. Rhoda C. (fa. 1836 m. EldaA EoaI Johnson 1853 dn
Campbzll Co., Ga.; #2BzAAdngton, fa. 1837; #3 John fa. 1839; SanhoAd fa.. 184Q; MaAy A.
fa. 1841; Samatha J. fa. 1843; OAboAnz J. b..1845; KathzAdnz E.b. 1847; Amanda B. fa. .
1850, JamzA HaAAdAon fa. 1846 m. SaAah MaAgaAzt GuthzAy—both buAdzd ClzbuAnz Co., Ala.
SaAah Atatzd dn hzA application hoA a Cdvdl. WaA PznAdon that thzy lozaz maAAdzd dn
Cowzta oa CaAAoll Co. but thzAZ countdzA havz no AzeoAd oh thz maAAdagz. AIao,
ahtzA JamZA H. —MaAdnda Ophzlda fa. 1854 m. FAzd GuthzAy.; PzAmzlda, fa. 1856; and
SaAah L. fa. 1861. ThdA homily camz to Ga. h^om S.C. dn 1836. Thzy lozaz pAobably dn
HznAy Co., Ga. dn 1840. Thzy lozaz dn Campbzll Co. dn 1850 and 187.0 and dn CaAAoll
dn 1880. Would IdJzz paAzntA oh Wdlldam and MaAdnda, thzdA datZA and placzA oh bdAth
and dzath. Will Azhund poAtagz. Maa. W.K. PdAklz, 105 Knoll CAZAt QaIvz, BdAmdngham,
Alabama, 35209.
RzadzAA—PIzoaz chzck youA F.all/WdntZA Iaauz oh CCGQ. to azz dh pagz 7 5 Ia mdAAdng.
ThdA looa a pagz oh quzAdzA and coAAzetdonA that looa dnadvzAtzntly Izht out oh Aomz
oh the- quoAtZAldzA, although not all ot$ thzm* Lzt ua know and loz will Aznd you thz
mdAAdng pagz!
75
ANNOUNCEMENTS
We have /teceived enough of the.Focus of Research Charts now that toe uk££ be ab-£e -to
print.these for everyone to share. This will be forthcoming in thz next issue. If
you have not yzt sent in your chart [Ancestor or Focus of Research) pizazz do so as
soon 06 possible. All must be received by July 21, 7957.
Back issues of thz CarroZZ County GznzaZogicaZ QuarterZy are still avaiZabZz. These
issues are Spring 1980, Summer 1980, Fall/Winter 1980 [thi6 issue contain* the index
for aZZ published that year); Spring.1981. AZso, don't forget that we still have
the CarroZZ.County 1850 Census avaiZabZe. These may be purchased from NeZZ late*,
818 Tyus Road, Bowdon, Ga. 30108.. Cost of .1980 quarterlies are $3.00 each or
$6.00 for aZZ of them. Cost for all of quarterlies for 1981 is $10.00 which incZudes
the membership in the Society. The cost of the 1850 Census is $8.00.
The 1900 U.S. Census of Douglas County, Georgia is to be available in June 1981.
This index incZudes 100 pages of genealogical data.on aZmost 9,000 individuate,
index and map; a use guide; softcover. Pre-publication price was $10.00. Make
checks payable to Joe Baggett, 8823 Rose Avenue, VougZasviZZe, Georgia 30134. This
census shoutd be a big help .because the 1890 census has been .destroyed. What this
census abstract .shows: Zocation by miZitia district, month and year of birth,
state of birth and state.of birth of parents, maritaZ status, widowed or divorced,
number of years married and number of chiZdren born and Ziving, occupation, year
of immigration to U.S., name, race, sex, reZationship to head of the househoZd.
CORRECTION
In the Volume II, #1 issue of .the CarroZZ County GeneaZogicaZ QuartzrZy on page 9,
one of our readers has noted.an error. Where it says. Matthew M. Wicks—this shouZd
read Matthew M. hicks. He married Louiza McKeZroy, CarroZZ County, Ga. 7-12-1845.
A Mr. Vavid CofieZd has done much research on the McKeZroy FamiZy. See FAMILY PUZZLERS
Oct. 23, 1980 #679 pgs. 4-6. Many thanks for pointing out this error!
Check your FaZZ/Winter 1980 quarterZy to be sure that your page 75 is not missing.
Let us know.if it is not there and we wiZZ mait you that.page. It has been reported
that this page was Zeft out of some of the quarterlies, although not aZZ of them.
Send your request to NeZZ Votes, 818 Tyus Road, Bowdon, Ga. 30108.
ORDER BLANK FOR THE 1850 CARROLL COUNTY CENSUS
The CarroZZ County GeneaZogicaZ Society is most.pZeased to announce the pubZication
the 185Q CarroZZ County Census! This book has been put together after much Zong
and painstaking research .by .our members, NeZZ Yates and CZarice Cox, C.G.R.S. This
particular census is invaZuabZe for genealogists because aZZ members of a househoZd
are named, age 8 .sex given, and also place of birth. Only a limited number of these
books will, be available, so do not hesitate to place your order! The cost is
$8.00 per book, cost of .mailing included. This is not a hardbound book but is similar
in appearance to our quarterZy. It incZudes an index also. The proceeds of this
book .will go towards financing future pubZication projects (such as our cemetery
research) of the CarroZZ County Genealogical Society. If you would like to purchase
a copy of this valuable research tool, please send your check or money order to:
Mrs. NeZZ Yates, 818 Tyus Road, Bowdon, Ga. 30108.
Yes! I would like a copy the 1850 CarroZZ County Census available now!
Name:
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City, State, Zip:
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NEW MEMBERS IN CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
Myia L. Kujawci
150 Leu Lomeu Olive
San AngeZo, Texau 76901
Mi. Robeit ConZee
2Q48A Bnou)n Olive
Kaitua, Hawaii 96734
Mia. Peggy V. Bueuchei
16213 W. 125th Teilace
OZathe, Kanuau 66062
Mia. Edna F. Hickman
867 Caimen Olive
CamaliZZo, Ca. 93010
Rev. ChaiZeu Yateu
P.O. Box 963
Shannon, Ga. 30172
Mia. Amon Yateu
Route 2 Box 40
CaiioZZton, Ga, 30117
Mia. FeZix C, Atwood
207 BeZZwood Count
Fiankfioit, Kentucky 40601
John W. Reeue, Ji.
181 4th Ave, Apt, 2
Sait Lake City, Utah 84103
Mia. Ada V. Weutei
P.0, Box 102
TuZaiOAa, New Mexico 88352
Mia. E.R. HoZuenbeck
951 South WiZkinAon St.
MiZZedgeviZZe, Ga. 31061
Mia. EtheZ Bakei Gattiu
Route 4 Box 248
MooieuviZZe, N.C. 28115
Ml. 6 Mia. HaioZd Alp
1101 E. Bienda
Caua Glande, Alizona 85222
Mia. EiZene Boyd
Route 3 Bax 346
ViZZa Rica, Ga. 30180
Mi. CZebuin R. Hendiix
Route 6 Box 27.3 A
CaiioZZton, Ga. 30117
Ml. Jack S. HopkinA
335 A. FiAchei Avenue
Anchoiage, AZauka 99502
Ruby M. LittZe
736 Winduoi Paikway
AtZanta, Geoigia 30343
Ml. Rabeit A. RobeidA
733 CanoZwood ,Vl. Apt. 167
Gietna, Louiuiana 70053
WELCOME TO ALL! .Be Auie to Aend
ua the nameu .ofi aZZ the fiamiZZeu
you aie leueaiching by JuZy 21, 1981
ao that thiu wiZZ appeal by youi
Yiame and addieuA in the next iuAue!
Mia. AZice R. CebuZa
511 SeminoZd St.
Veny, Ga. 31069
Ml. H. Biyan Richaidu
2865 Kentucky Ave..
SaZt Lake City, Utah 84117
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Elizabeth Mayes Westbury
^ nirtf 3819 Harry Wurzbach G-l
City,mmtm San Antonio. Tx. 78209 | Edward Mayes
>.*m 15 March 1981
18
PJohn
ca. 1770
Mayes_
rmam *
3M4IM kh Hnl
b. 9 Nov. 1834
p.b. Cobb County, Georgia
M.moco4 0Ml
Wilson L. Maves ^
r sssssr «. 13 Aug 1871
d. 12 Feb. 1910
p.d Birmingham, Ala,
ifMOOT <t NO. «)
»• «
-d. 1827
b. ca. 1797
p.b. Franklin County, Ga. b< ca. 1770
Margaret Crawford ^
MOCAtr 7i No. J#
m. ca. 1827
d. 1863
p.d Cobb County, Ga.
^ betw. 1856-1860
18
Adeline
r
m.
Ftiaor * No. ’>
(Mouor
4
2 Joseph Edmond Mayes
IfMkw ft Ho. I)
b. 16 Sept. 1881
p.b. Tallapoosa, Georgia
2 May 1920
d. 27 Dec 1973
p.d Atlanta, Georgia
b.
p.b.
d. betw. 1841-1845
p.d Cobb County, Ga.
19
b.
d.
M«Mr at No. *•
20
Hary Lw LiA£g.m.
b. 5 July 1851
d^'28 June 1889
p.d. Tallapoosa, Georgia
, Elizabeth Mayes Westbury
b. 14 Feb 1921
p.b, Manchester, Georgia
m. 12- Apr 1946
d.
p.d.
8 Jobn C. Cardell
.
Roberta Cardell
(Mottor at No. I)
b. 12 June 1888
p.b. Jasper County, Georgia
d. 30 Dec. 1966
p.d. Atlanta, Georgia
Lucy Smith
(Kotow wt No. b
b. 16 Aug 1859
p.b. Monroe County, Ga.
d. 15 June 1942
p.d. Milledgeville, Ga.
John Rush
(Sow*—<N
Westbury
No. I)
_
b. 23 Oct 1919 d.
p.b.Orangeburg, S.C.Ptd.
to Frank(Francis) L. Little
(F MOOT d No. S)
n
Joseph Qsepc_Ht-t.le
b. Ca 1770 F.lh.r d Nfc 10.
m. 3 Mar 1825
<4. 1857
(2) MflTy .Tr>Vmgr,r> b. 29 June 1827 21
p.b. Carroll County, Ga. b. ca 1800
m. 18 Oct 1849 d.
d. 17 June 1888
d No. 1°.
p.d
22
Amanda M. Holland
b.
(Moltor at No. 3)
13 Apr 1833 23
11.
m.
d. 11 De. 1885
(2) ? Martha Burns
P-»- _Carroll County, Ga. # 15 ^ 1815
d- J Jo2y 1919 23 May 1883
p.d. Tallapoosa, Ga.
24 Peter Cardell
12 Edmund Cardell
b. 28 Jan 1859
p.b. Jasper County, Ga.
m. 29 Aug I876
d. 24 Sept 1890
p.d Shady Dale, Georgia
13
(fujmr at No. 0)
b. ca 1831
p.b. Jasper County, Ga.
*• 8 Dec 1850
d* 5 May 1864
p.d Wilderness, Va.
Jane Merritt
23
ca 1793
K (2) 1827
• 18 Feb 1873
Anna_
FtcMr d No. 12.
b. ca 1802
d. betw 185-60
MocMr ai No. 12.
26
(Mottor al No. a)
b. ca. 1831
p.b.
d. 24 May 1906
|bT
IB.
d.
27
F.(Mr d No. 13.
MocMr ai No. 13,
b.
p.d. buried in Shady Dale, Ga.
28
u Charles H. Smith
1ST
m.
IS
iFutfr at No. J)
b. 28 Oct 1830
p.b. S.C.
m. 2 Dec 1856
d. May 1862
p.d Richmond, Va,
29
Charley Smith
FtcMr at No. 14,
d.
Jane
MocMr a No*
b.
d.
30
Lavantia Ingraham
b. 25 Apr 1835
(Mwlwr d No.
31
b7 WVIj.?riW TngT»ahaaL- Ca ldOl r.tBWr at No. .5.
m-12, 12, 1826
d.
Lucy A. Wimbish
p.b. Jones County, Georgia “ caTB05_sTc7ss:r*ni*r^’
d* d.
p.d.
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