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CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY
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VOLUME IV SPRING 1983 NUMBER ONE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Officers and Committees ... 1
President's Letter ...2
Eden Baptist Church Minutes, Cont'd... 3
1842 Tax Digest, 6th Dist., 649 G.M., Carroll County.. 7
The Slaughters of Carroll County, Georgia ..... 14
Carroll County Marriages 1851-1855 .16
The First Will Recorded in Carroll County .18
Letter to James M. Walker, 1870 ...18
Focus of Research .. 22
Exchange Publications .23
Queries ...........'. 25
Pedigree Charts . 26
Index . 34
The Carroll County Genealogical Society, Carroll County, Georgia,
membership dues are $10.00 per person or $12.50 per family, on a
calendar basis (January through December). This publication is
included at no extra cost in the membership dues, with one copy per
family. Extra copies are available for $3.00 each. The 1981 and
1982 issues are available for $3.00 each, with the exception of the
combined Fall-Winter 1981 issue which is $5.00. These are available
from Mrs. Nell Yates, 818 Tyus Road, Bowdon, Ga. 30108. Queries
are published free for members of the Society.
Copyright 1983
ISSN-073^“5682
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THE CARRULL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
CARROLLTON, GEO&SLA
— OFFICERS —
Mr. Myron W. House, President .1855 Loworn Rd., Lot 24
Carrollton, Ga. 30117
Dr. Elmo Roberds, Vice-President .108 Nixon St.
Carrollton, Ga. 30117
Mrs. Marcia McGahee, Secretary.. Rt. 2
Bowdon, Ga. 30108
Mrs. Nell Yates, Treasurer ....818 Tyus Rd.
Bowdon, Ga. 30108
— COMMITTEES —
Program Committee Mrs. Rudene Hollingsworth, Chm
Mr. L. Alton Foster
Project Committee ..Mrs. Evylan Morrow, Chm.
Mrs. Mary Reeves
Mrs. Edna Lackey
Membership Committee .Ms. Patricia Reid, Chm.
Ms. Vicky Sheffield
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomason
Publicity Committee .Mrs. Margaret New, Chm.
Mrs. Mary Rowell
Mrs. Deborah D. Ivey
Publication Committee .Mrs. Clarice Cox, Chm.
Mrs. Nell Yates
This Society was organized in 1976 in Carrollton, Georgia, for the
purpose of preserving local records and evaluating and sharing such
records with persons who have an interest in genealogy. Membership
is open to all persons who are interested in.genealogy in Carroll
County and surrounding areas, or persons living anywhere who have
roots in Carroll County or an interest in the founding fathers.and
history of the County. This Society does not assume responsibility
for errors in fact or opinion which may appear in articles, furnished
by its members. We will gladly correct any errors brought to our
attention.
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5 January 1983
Dear Members,
It is indeed an honor to have been asked to serve as President
of the Society for 1983* I invite each of you to join actively with
US’ in this new year. I believe you will find that we have planned
some excellent programs — including a basic genealogical workshipf
a luncheon meeting, a field trip, and our annual picnic.
For those unable to be with us in Carroll County in 1983» I
wish you continued success in pursuing your roots. I hope you will
keep your membership in the Carroll County Genealogical Society.
We will try to see that the Quarterly remains the outstanding
publication we think it is. And don't hesitate to send in your
queries!
As a special feature of our meetings this year, we plan to have
members share the stories of the migrations of some of their ances¬
tors. Hopefully, some of these presentations will make it into
print in our Quarterly.
We also look forward this year to publication of the book
listing Carroll County cemetery gravestones. Many persons have
spent a lot of time working to make this book a reality. Evylan
Morrow, Mary Reeves, and Edna Lackey particularly deserve our
sincerest gratitude for all that they have contributed to this
project.
Nor could I close this letter without thanking Clarice Cox for
her leadership this past year. Also, we should all tell her how
much we appreciate her taking up the editorship of the Quarterly.
I hope the rest of you will forgive me for not mentioning you
by name. Your contributions to the Society are appreciated too.
Once again, let me say how much I am honored by being given
the opportunity to serve as President of a growing and going
Society.
Sincerely,
Myron W. House
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EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES
OF THE EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH
NEAR BOWDON, CARROLL COUNTY, GA.
(Continued from the Fall 1982 issue of the Quarterly. The phrasing
and spelling are the same as recorded in the minutes.) .
Saturday, 18 Jan. 1851. Settled up Bro. William F. Johnson's bill for
lumber for our meeting house, $69.30* except $20.30.
Feb. 15, 1851. Met in conference. Chose Bro. Veazey moderator.
Through the inclemency of the weather and high waters,-few attended.
Collection, $7.50, paid to Bro. Johnson for lumber. |
Saturday, March 15, 1851. Called for correspondance. .Bros. Key and
Knight from Bethesday, responded. Bro. Beverly applied for letter.
Granted. Collection, $7.50- paid to Bro. Johnson, for lumber.
Sunday, 16,March 1851. Received by letter James Stephenson and wife,
Elvira.
Saturday, April 19, 1851. Services by Bro. Allaman - Isaiah 40:1 and
2. Bro. Alewine requested counsel concerning a new constitution,
which was responded to. Brethren Word, Mabry, Veazey and Reeves to
attend. Methodist brethren to occupy our house as a place of worship
this year if they choose. Bros. Miles and Mabry to notify them of same.
Saturday, May 17, 1851. Received Sister Martha Bloodworth by letter.
Agreed to keep up correspondence with sister churches^.; Collection,
$1.60 for church purposes &c.
Saturday, June 14, 1851. Visiting brethren invited ta-seats. Corres¬
pondence from sister churches called for. Bro. Barrow from Carrollton
and Warren from Bethesday responded. Excuses rendered from Indian
Creek and New Hope churches, received. Received by letter Bro. and
Sis. Colclough. Bro. James Creel presented for holding a letter of
dismission for three years and other unchristian-^like conduct. Bros.
Word and A. F. Stephenson cite him to our next cdhference. Also
Bros, and Sis. holding of letter granted from chinch in similar
condition, viz: David Huff, Arthur D. Huff. Milas and Mabry to see
them. Womble and wife, Gay Upchurch, Veazey and Johnson to see them,
also, George More and wife, Caroline Mabry, Holloway, -Roberts and
Roberson to see her. James Williams, Raburn Williams, Veazey and Word
to see them. Agreed for the future that any member dismissed from
this church and holding their letter for six Months, in this state,
and twelve months out of state, shall be considered in disorder and
dealt with as the church shall deem expedient.
Sunday, June 15, 1851. Received by letter, Bro. Ira Watson. Communed,
washed the saints feet and were dismissed in order.
J. B. Word, Clerk - Joseph C. Beverly, Mod*
Saturday, July 19, 1851. Received by letter, Joseph Hyette, Daniel
Hyette and wife, Emily Hyette. Tuck up reference of past meeting,
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viz: James Creel for holding letter of long standing and other
unchristian-like conduct. Continued Bros. Daves, Huff's, More and
wife, James Williams and Raburn. Sister Caroline Mabry restored
satisfacrily.
Saturday, Aug. 16, 1851. Received by experience Martha Ann Johnson.
James Creel, by letter. George More gave satisfaction. James and
Raburn Williams joined church at Carrollton. Received request from
Bethesday for aid to ordain a deacon. Bros. Beverly and Veazey to
attend. Brethren committee to have door and window shutters and
seats made as soon as practable and church to pay for same. Meeting
continued until Thursday, at which time received by letter, Sister
Sarah Copeland. By expierence John Burt, Emily Burt, Thomas Omary,
Richard Tomme. Dismissed at waterside on Thursday evening, Aug. 22,
1851.
Statisticks for year 1851 — Baptized, 13; Dismissed by letter, 11;
Restored, 2; excluded, 0; dead, 1. Whites, 72; Blacks 4. Other
same as 1850.
Saturday, Sept. 20, 1851. Bro. Hammond from New Hope, respinded to
correspondence. Received request from sister church for letter for
Sis. Elizabeth Chandler, who had lost her letter. Clerk ordered to
write another. James Turner granted a letter of dismissal.
Saturday, 11 Oct. 1851. Under Acknowledgements, Bro. Holloway
confessed to being "out the way" by intoxication, sinned and done
wrong. Forgiven by church and continued in fellowship. James M.
Creel expelled by request. Arthur D. Huff granted new letter. Bro.
Murff granted letter for him and wife.
Sunday, 12 Oct. 1851. Bro. Joseph Huff granted letter of dismission.
Nov. 15, 1851. Bro. Joseph Hyatt granted letter. Appointed Bro.
William F. Johnson one of committee on meeting house in place of
Bro. Murff, removed. Set apart Friday before next conference as
prayer day. Bro. A. R. Almand unamiously chosen pastor for ensuing
year. Accepted call.
A. F. Stephenson, Clerk, Pro Tern
Caleb Veazey, Mod. Pro Tern
Dec. 20, 1851. Preaching by Bro. Bartlett. Church withdrew from
Bro. Holloway for repeated intoxication and swearing. Took up
collection for former pastor, Beverly.
A. F. Stephenson, Clk. Pro Tern
Saturday, 17 January 1852. Received Bro. William Jackson by letter.
Bro. Thomas Snow presented in conference for murder of Thomas Dothard,
and fleeing from justice. Expelled from church. Paid $4.70 to Bro.
William F. Johnson in full amount due on old account for lumber.
Bro. John Burt and wife granted letter.
Saturday, 14 Feb. 1852. Received Thomas Griffen's letter issued by
and returned to,us. Bro. Veazey to ascertain reasons for same and
report at next conference. Brethren of building committee laid in
an accompt for work done of $18, which was paid over on Sunday.
J. B. Word, Clerk — A. R. Almand Mod.
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Sunday, 29 Feb. 1852. Church and audience entertained by Elders
Beverly, Barrow and Almond, and trust to proffit.
Saturday, March 20, 1852. Bros. Meador and Johnson from Carrollton
and Gay from indian Creek, responded to call for correspondence.
Received Bro. James P. Stephenson and James F. Barron, by letter.
Sister Roberson granted letter.
Saturday, April 17, 1852. Received John Veal and wife, Rebecca,
also A. R. Almond and wife, Jane, by letter. Bro. Almond, an
ordained minister. Thomas Griffin expelled from church for returning
letter and non-attendance in conference. Resolved that from the
extensive territory of our present Tallapoosa Association, that we
appoint a committee of brethren viz: John B. Word, Gay Upchurch,
Caleb Veazey, Alexander Colclough and Elder A. R. Almond to meet at
New Hope Church, in Randolph County Ala. on Friday before the 3rd
Sabbath in July,, next, to consult with other brethren from different
churches on the propriety of forming a new association.
Saturday, May 15, 1852. Correspondence appointed to sister churches
with whom we correspond, viz: Carrollton, Indian Creek, Lost Creek
Alabama (now Ranburne), Bethesday and New Hope. Resolved that we
petition for the first association through our delegates, and appoint
Friday before 3rd Sabbath in October next day of meeting.
Thursday, July 15t 1852. Appointed Bros. James C. Hays, Alexander
Colclough and Josiah Reeves in care of failure delegates to our
general meeting. Also, J. B. Word, Caleb Veazey and A. R. Almond to
association. Granted letters to Sis. P. Maxwell and Evelen Childs.
Requested that clerk write to owner of collered Sister, Betsy,
formerly a member with us to ascertain her standing and desires,
having been readed and gone from amoung us.
Saturday, 14 Aug. 1852. Received Sis. Elizabeth Fletcher by letter.
Bro. J. M. Stephenson charges the colored sister, Betsy, left our
county in disorder. Committe of Veazey, Colclough and J. M. Stephenson
appointed to ascertain and report to next conference. Clerk paid $1.50
for preparing minutes for association. Received by expierence Stephen
Huff, Eleanor Huff, Julia Roberts, Elizabeth Stephenson, John Williamson,
Henrietta Jackson, Saphronia (slave), Milly, (slave), Elizabeth
Fletcher (?) and Andrew J. Cook, by letter. Restored John Holloway.
Statistics for year 1852 — Baptised, 8; Received by letter, 9;
dismissed by letter, 10; restored, 1; excluded, 4; dead, none.
74 whites, o blacks.
Saturday, Sept. 18, 1852. Collered sister, Betsy, excluded from
church. Granted letters of dismissal to Bro. Daniel Hyatt, Sis. Patsy
Hyatt, Eleanor Huff and Stephen Huff. Agreed that feet washing be
in future with us uniform at close of every communion.
Oct. 15, 1852. Joseph Morris received by expierence. John Williamson
granted letter.
Fifth Sabbath. Preaching by Rev. Bamabus Strickland. Sister Miles
granted letter.
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Oct. 31» 1852. Bro. Almand requested by petition to aid in consti¬
tution of church on Thursday the 25th, ins. at Bro. Laburn Pitts.
Saturday, 18 Dec. 1852. Bro. Humphrey from Lost Creek, responded to
call for correspondance. Bro. Thomas Roberts reported our Bro.
Alexander Ponder to be in disorder for drinking, swearing and abusing
his wife. Facts were satisfactorily established and he was this day
expelled from the fellowship of this church. Letter granted to Bro.
Reubin Hand and wife. Made a liberal collection for our pastor from
brethren and friends as some reward for his faithful services in
preaching the Gospel to us the present year.
Sunday, Bro. Daniel preached, Bro. Barrow concluded morning services,
attended to the communion and attentive audience broke up, sung a hymn
and went out. 19 Dec. 1852. J. B. Word, Clk.
Saturday, Jan. 15» 1853* Contributed to William F. Johnson, $9*10 for
the payment of seats.
Saturday, 19 Feb. 1853* Collected $9*25 which was paid over to Bro.
Johnson in payment for seats.
Saturday, March 19* 1853* Received William H. Daniel, ordained
minister of the Gospel, Sarah Ann Daniel, Sarah Frances, Daniel, Julius,
Nomardus Daniel, Thomas, Palmer, Frank, Milbry and Hannah, (servants of
William H. Daniel), John L. Hays, Cynthia E. Hays, Caroline Morris,
Joseph Tanner, John Barrow, Jacob L. Brazell and wife, Loucinah (deacon
and deaconess), making 16 by letter. Subject of Sabbath* presented,
discussed and laid over until next conference. Requested Bro. Daniel
to preach for us monthly on first Sabbath, also to aid in ministry with
pastor.
*(This should read "Sabbath School," the word "school" having been
omitted in typing.)
Saturday, April 16, 1853* Received Bro. William H. Daniel, Jr., by
letter. Tuck up subject of Sabbath School and agreed to meet at this
place on fourth Sunday inst. at 9 A.M. for consultation. Charged and
accused Bro. John Holloway of intoxication, profane swearing and
attempting to fight recently at blacksmith shop at Laurel Hill. Bros.
B. M. Mabry and William H. Daniel, Sr., to see and labor with him and
cite him to next conference.
Saturday, 14 May 1853* Received Bro. William Barron and wife, Mariah,
by letter. Bro. Holloway made acknowledgements. After due and
deliberate consultation, Bro. Holloway excluded. Resolved that we
approve Sabbath School and invite community with (out?) exception to
with us at 12 tomorrow for accomplishment of that object.
Saturday, June 18, 1853* Received Bro. John P. Ward and wife,
Elizabeth, by letter. Andrew J. Cook, having bin absent three
succesive conferences. Bros. J. M. Stephenson, and Jackson appointed
to see him and cite him to next conference.
Saturday, 16 July 1853* Received by letter Sis. Nancy S. Tanner and
Martha J. Morris.
Aug. 20, 1853* Bro. Joseph Tanner, Sis. Nancy Tanner, Caroline Morris
and Martha J. Morris having attached themselves to M.P. Church and
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have thereby gone beyond the control of this church, is no more with
us.
Sunday, 21 Aug. 1853* Stand occupied by brother Methodist (Protestant).
Ransom.
Saturday, 17 Sept. 1853* Received by letter John M. Burt and wife,
Emily and Sarah Smith. John Rowell came forward and made acknowledge¬
ments for intemperance.
Statistics for 1853 — Baptized, 38; received by letter, 26; restored,
1; discharged by letter, 47; excluded, 6; dead, 1; whites, 118, blacks,
11. $2.60 for minutes. Meeting, 3rd Sunday.
Saturday, 19 Nov. 1853* Elder A. R. Almond chosen as pastor for
another year. Appointed correspondence to sister churches, viz: Lost
Creek, Word and Mabry; Bethesday, Veazey, Colclough and Veal;
Carrollton, J. P. Stephenson, William Barron and Reeves; Indian Creek,
Rowell and Burt; New Hope, Ala. (Graham), Roberts and Scales.
Saturday', 17 Dec. 1853* Received by restoration, Bro. Thomas Snow.
Discharged Bro. William Daniel, by letter. *
(These minutes will be continued in the next Quarterly.)
Contributed by Clarice S. Cox
The following is an Extract of the 1842 Tax Digest of the Sixth
District, 649th Georgia Militia of Carroll County, Georgia. This is a
continuation from the Fall 1982 Carroll County Genealogical Quarterly
in which was published the 9th District, 754th Georgia Militia of the
Original 1842 Tax Digest of Carroll County, Georgia, from pages 24-26.
The information herein contained is extracted from pages 40-45 of the
Original Volume. Contributed by Edna S. Lackey
EXTRACT OF 1842 TAX DIGEST
Carroll County, Georgia
6th Dist. 649th G. M.
NAME
_
POLL SLAVES LAND LOT
(ACRES) NO.
DIST. SECT. COUNTY
Adams, William
McAlister, James B.
Adams, Absalom
Adams, Nathan, Exec,
of Estate of James
Cushion, Dec'd.
1
1
150
50
202
202
40
202
202
50
50
202
202
202
202
175
53
86
266
208
550
11
177
53
86
200
266
198
231
74
6
6
6
5
3
6
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
4
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Floyd
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
-8-
NAME POLL SLAVES LAND
(ACRES )
LOT
NO.
DIST. SECT. COUNTY
Briant, Peter 1
Brice, James 1
Estate of Wm. Brice, -
Deceased
Bates, William 1
Briant, Alexander 1
Baskins, James 1 6
Agent for Isabell
Baskins 3
Also for Heirs of
William Baskin,Deed. -
Ball, William F. 1
Beall, Arthur 1
Beall, Hester
Brice, Thomas J. 1
Brice, " " -
Bagwell, Willis 1
Baxter, Nathaniel 1
Boatwright, James D. 1
Ballard, John 1
Brice, Joseph 1
Brice, William 1
Brice, Robert 1
(End of Page 40 of Original
Canseller, Jacob
Cartwright, Jacob
Chance, Henry P.
1
1
1
Cartwright, Wilson
Collins, James M. 1
Chapel, Jesse F., Gdn. 1
for James L.G. Chapel -
& Sandy A. Chapel,
Henderson D. Chapel 1
Cobb, Isaac E. 1
Crossly, I. S. 1
Cole, Gilbert 1
Collins, Silas 1
Cartwright, Joseph 1
152 171 6 - Carroll
202 26 6 Carroll
40 762 3 - Paulding
160 54 Cherokee
202 6 Carroll
- Carroll
40 1004 21 3 Paulding
202 56 6 - Carroll
202 73 6 Carroll
202 87 6 - Carroll
- Carroll
490 31 12 - Appling
101 150 6 - Carroll
. - - - Carroll
80 223 8 3 Murray
202 236 6 - Carroll
160 131 6 4 Chattooga
40 349 5 1 Chattooga
202 224 6 - Carroll
- Carroll
- Carroll
- Carroll
40 367 19 3 Paulding
- Carroll
- - - - Carroll
Volume)
66 6 Carroll
150 122 6 • - Carroll
202 54 6 Carroll
202 76 6 Carroll
202 84 6 - Carroll
2-1/4 75 6 - Carroll
40 497 21 3 Paulding
110 139 6 - Carroll
202 205 6 - Carroll
40 153 1 3 Paulding
40 897 3 1 Forsyth
- Carroll
- Carroll
67 22 6 Carroll
67 22 6 Carroll
67 22 6 Carroll
202 169 6 - Carroll
191 170 6 - Carroll
202 184 6 - Carroll
15 151 6 - Carroll
40 195 3 1 Forsyth
202 6 13 - Heard
202 222 10 - Carroll
- Carroll
- Carroll
- Carroll
- Carroll
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NAME
McClure, Thomas
Davis, George R.
Dobson, John F.
McDaniel, Jason H.
Agent for A. & F.
McDaniel
McDaniel, David
Dyer, Edward
Davis, William N.
Agent for heirs of
Thomas McKey, Dec'
(End of Page 41
Fullbright, Le onard
Gray, Thomas
Green, A. C.
Gray, Samuel H.
Garret, U. P.
Green, Alexander
Green, William
Green, Anders on
Christopher
Helton, Eliphaz
Hiden, George M.
Hicks, Green
Hicks, Jesse L.
Hulsey, H. S.
Helton, Silas
Huckaby, William
Hogan, Alexander
Hill, David
Head, Elijah B.
Hiden, David
Helton, William
Hanna, Franklin
Hanna, Isaac
Hancock, Joel
Harrison, Abel H.
Henry, William T.
Henry, Lucy
Huckaby, John
(End of Page 42
POLL SLAVES LAND
(ACRES)
LOT
NO.
DIST. SECT. COUNTY
8
of
160
40
140
202
100
100
1 - 202
1-40
1 1 101
202
49
160
Original Volume)
1
1
1 -
1
1
1
1 4 202
100
• - 202
1 1 100
100
100
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1 17
40
50
150
102
172
90
101
10
160
101
202
202
40
40
40
140
285
285
246
838
138
120
139
118
137
152
136
138
150
157
268
171
40 1240
101
139
118
151
152
176
6
166
219
165
869
954
481
6
6
7
7
7
3
6
6
6
10
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
4
6
6
6
6
6
6
16
6
6
19
2
1
Gilmore
Paulding
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Paulding
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
1 Gilmore
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
3 Cass
Carroll
Carroll
- Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
3 Cass
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
3 Paulding
3 Paulding
3 Paulding
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
of Original Volume)
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NAME POLL SLAVES LAND LOT
(ACRES) NO.
DIST. SECT. COUNTY
Jennings, John
Jarrel, Thomas J.
Jentry, Samuel
Kiney, William Sr.
Kiney, William Jr.
McLeroy, Billy
Luther, Frederick
Miers, Thomas C.
Mosely, Miles H.
Morris, Sciota
Majors, James
Miller, James M.
McCullen, Hugh
McCullen, Andrew
Mathes, Jeremiah
Raburn, John
Roach, Thomas
Raburn, Thomas
Roach, Isaac
Reid, George
Raburn, Hodge
(End of Page 43
Streetman, A. B.
Striplin, James
Agt. for
Mary Striplin
Smith, Horrace
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
202
202
202
66
40
40
40
40
202
202
80
40
40
160
160
3 600
2 202
160
4o
Stroud, Peter
Standford, Joshua T.
Shoat, Michael
Sandford, Asia
Tramel, E. E.
Thomison, C. L.
Turner, Hiram
Tallent, John
Thomas, John
Taylor, William H.
202
l47i
202
101
1
1
1
of Original Volume)
1 - -
1 1 202
202
- - 40
1 - 202
202
202
202
202
202
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
202
202
202
202
119
39
39
117
254
253
94
77
78
246
105
349
104
140
44
150
995
186
187
199
134
43
40
46
43
42
301
9
140
251
21
59
72
7
6
18
18
18
21
6
6
10
16
17
10
6
6
9
19
6
6
6
7
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
8
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Early
Carroll
2 Cobb
2 Cobb
2 Cobb
3 Paulding
Carroll
Carroll
Gilmore
Carroll
4 Floyd
3 Cass
2 Gilmore
Carroll
Carroll
4 Walker
3 Paulding
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Cherokee
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
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NAME
_
POLL SLAVES LAND LOT
(ACRES) NO.
DIST. SECT. COUNTY
Upton, James
Admr. of Estate of
Wright Majors, Dec'd. -
Whistenhunt, Adam Jr. 1
Winn, Solomon 1
Whistenhunt, Noah 1
Whistenhunt, Phillip 1
Whistenhunt, Henry 1
Whistenhtfcity John 1
Williams, Moses 1
Welden, Isaac 1
(End of Page 44
McWhorter, Arthur W.
Williams, Clayton
4
202
202
202
67^
202
202
202
202
202
80
180
80
80''
Whistenhunt, Adam
of Original Volume)
1 - -
1 7 325
240
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l6o
- - 40
152
- 25
- 202
104
88
105
117
89
104
77
78
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862
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Whistenhunt, Peter 1 - -
Whistenhunt, George 1 - 202
Webster, Joseph 1 - 40
McWhorter, N. P. 1
Watson, George 1 - 162
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Original Volume)
Heard
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Gilmore
Carroll
Gilmore
Murray
Carroll
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Carroll
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Paulding
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Gilmore
Cherokee
Carroll
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Paulding
Carroll
Carroll
Names of Defaulters in Carroll County and a Double Tax Assessed
Agreeable to the best information for 1842,
NAME
6th District 649th G.M.
_
Carroll County, Georgia
_
POLL SLAVES
(
1842_
LAND LOT
ACRES) NO.
DIST. SECT. COUNTY
Adams, Robt.
Baber, Johnson
Eaton, Alexander
Higgins, R. Y.
Jarre1, Hardy
Knight, David
Knight, Frances
Knight, John
Leathers, James
McKay, William J,
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
202
50
40
12
7
11
6
6
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Murray
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
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NAME POLL SLAVES LAND LOT DIST. SECT. COUNTY
(ACRES) NO.
Richards, F. M. 202
202
202
40
1
1
69
70
90
1005
6
6
6
20
202 58
Sparks, William
Turner, Larkin
Turner, L. L.
Taylor, Moore 1 -
Vines, John 1 -
(The above information of Defaulters of the 6th Dist.
recorded on pages 52-53 of the Original Volume)
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
3 Paulding
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
649th G. M. is
The following information is contained at
Digest on pages 46 and 47 of the Original
CAMPBELL
NAME POLL SLAVES LAND
_(ACRES)
the End of the 1842 Tax
Volume.
LOT
NO.
DIST. SECT. COUNTY
Boil, John Town Lot $200 338
202
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
490
490
490
490
490
380
490
490
490
490
490
490
405
202
202
202
62
450
809
1307
211
285
40
202
40
160
178-179 5
136 2
- - - Jackson
153 11 - Wilkinson
351 20 - Decatur
348 21 - Decatur
369 15 - Decatur
341 1 - Baker
35 15 - Early
368 17 - Thomas
42 17 - Thomas
146 12 - Dooly
193 5 . - Dooly
389 12 - Lowndes
514 12 - Lowndes
119 16 - Lowndes
304 9 - Lowndes
388 3 - Appling
653 2 - Appling
I89 9 - Ware
97 9 Ware
557 2 - Ware
36 4 - Ware
374 4 - Ware
466 5 - Ware
Houston
Carroll
36 8 - Carroll
204 4 - Heard
- 2 Carroll
6 Fraction No. 8
7 " No. 14
8 ” No. 15
9 " No. 4
- 12 Heard No. 3
331 3 2
24 26 - Sumter
257 21 3 Paulding
119 10 4 Paulding
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CAMPBELL
_
POLL SLAVES LAND LOT
(ACRES) NO.
DIST. SECT. COUNTY
Boil, John (Cont'd) 40 390 16 2 Paulding
- - 40 392 16 2 Paulding
- - 40 5.42 17 2 Paulding
- 40 ?40 17 2 Paulding
40 685 3 3 Paulding
160 294 20 2 Paulding
160 281 20 2 Paulding
160 77 20 2 Paulding
40 1104 16 2 Paulding
40 751 17 2 Paulding
40 166 19 2 Paulding
Whole Aggregate of Boil Tax (Totaled on Page 47 of Original Volume)
LANDS OMITTED SINCE THE TIME OF TAKING IN TAX RETURNS
Johnston,
Agt. for
Thomas
Williams Adams
4
7
9
2
Johnston, Thomas
Agt. for G. I. Adams
Carroll, Jesse W.
Reid, John S.
Martin, John
Sizemore, William
Alabama
Cates, Charles
(Pages 48 and.49,of the ^Original.Volume are Blank)
(Pages 50-54 are Defaulters listed by District in Carroll County.
These were extracted by individual Districts and placed at the end of
the Land District.)
202
80
40
101
202
202
40
40
147
124
484
121
9
11
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Newton
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Cobb
This completes the 1842 Tax Digest of Carroll County, Georgia, as
recorded in the Original Volume. This Volume is on file in the Clerk
of the Superior Court Office, Carroll County Courthouse, Carrollton,
Georgia.
A copy of the following petition has been received by the Society:
Carrollton, Ga., Apr. 14, 1899
To the Hon. Grand Jury Carroll Co.
Gentlemen:
In view of the fact that an ordinarily heavy rain raises
Curtis creek, on the Villa Rica road, to such an extent as to
make it unsafe to cross, and causing a great deal of inconvenience
to the travelling public, we the following citizens and tax payers
on said road, petition your honorable body to recommend the
building of a bridge over the said creek.
Very Respectfully,
(Signed)
C. A. Upshaw
L. E. Holmes
J. T. Morgan
J. H. Harris
S. B. Pace
J. Q. Stockley
J. A. McKenzie
J. H. Johnson
J. B. McKleroy
J. H. Fleming
W.
J.
M.
C.
M.
W.
F.
H.
Allen
Holmes
Peek
Dyer
C. W. Furlow(?)
J. P. Jordan
J. M. D.. Stallings
J. W. Horton
B. F. Rigsby
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THE SLAUGHTERS OF CARROLL COUNTY, GEORGIA
First Generation: John Slaughter was horn in 1735 in Virginia. We
know nothing concerning him until he married Frances Brothers in St.
Peters Parish of New Kent County, Virginia, about 1756. Frances was
the daughter of John and Jane Brothers and was horn June 8, 1735*
John was a Revolutionary soldier and was a Pvt. in the Virginia troops
of Cumberland County. Their children were:
1. Nathaniel,
2. Mary,
3. Thomas,
4. George,
5. Sarah,
6. John Jr.,
7. Martin,
8. Frances,
9. William,
10. Henry,
11. Beverly,
John and Frances
1798 and Frances
h. Dec.
b. Aug. 30,
b. July 20,
b. Jan. 6,
b. Aug. 23»
b. Mar. 8,
b. Feb. 14,
b. Nov. 20,
b. Dec. 10,
b. Mar. 20,
b. Jan. 12,
both died
on Nov. 23
1758f killed in Rev. War
1759,
1762.
1764, d. Feb. 25, 1845,
1765, d. July 6, 1818,
1767, d. Nov. 15, 1856,
1769* d. Oct/Nov. 1817,
1770, d. July 7, 1833,
1773, d. Apr. 23, 1821,
1776,
1779,
in Green County, Georgia.
, 1800.
m. Robert Ousley
m. Martha Smith
m. William Allen
m. Sarah Sloan
m. Rebecca Allen
m. Thomas Kimbrough
m. Nancy Kimbrough
m. Frances Kimbrough
m. Susan Kimbrough
John on Aug. 15,
Second Generation: Martin Slaughter was born Feb. 14, 1769, in
Cumberland Co., Va. He married Rebecca Allen, a daughter of William
Allen, in Cumberland Co., on Nov. 20, 1789* Rebecca was born Feb. 7,
1764. Their children were:
1. William Allen b. Dec. 30, 1792, m. Sarah Tomlinson
2. John Brothers b. Apr. 23, 1796.
3. Fannie Beverly b. Apr. 24, 1798.
4. Nathaniel Garnett b. Oct. 4, 1800, d.May 1853, m. Angeline Castle5. Mary Hubbard b. Apr. 25, 1802. berry
6. Martin Green b. May 6, 1804.
Martin died in Oct. or Nov. 1817 in Putnam Co., Ga.
Third Generation: Nathaniel Garnett Slaughter was born Oct. 4, 1800,
and married Angeline Castleberry in Jasper Co., Ga., on Dec. 17, 1820.
Angeline was the daughter of Edward Castleberry and Sena Truit and was
born about 1802. Nathaniel was an attorney at law in Carroll Co., Ga.,
and lived in the Carrollton area. Their children were:
1821.
1824.
1826.
1828.
b. Feb. 19, 1830, d. Feb. 7, 1890, m. Malvina Freeman
1832.
1834.
1838.
1840.
1842.
1845.
1848.
Even though Nathaniel was a lawyer, he died without a will. At the May
term of the 1853 Carroll County Court, John Long, clerk of the Superior
Court, was appointed administrator of the estate. I have not been able
to find the date he died or where he is buried. Angeline was dead in
1. Martin Green, b.
2. William, b.
3* Martha, b.
4. Rebecca, b.
5. John Thomas,
6. Henry, b.
7. James, b.
8. Mary, b,
9. Sarah, b.
10. Richard, b.
11. Ezekiel, b.
12. Charles, b.
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late 1859 for we find in the Annual Records of Carroll Co., Book E
pages 84 and 85» that John T. Meador was making a report of how the
funds of her estate were being spent.
Fourth Generation: Dr. John Thomas Slaughter was born Feb. 19» 1830,
in .Carroll Co.* Ga. He married Malvina Eugene Freeman on Dec. 19» 1850,
in the Old Town section of Villa Rica, Ga. Malvina was the orphan
daughter of Dread J. Freeman of Harris County, Ga. In Carroll County,
D. H. Witcher was the guardian for four Freeman children: Malvina,
Thomas, Nancy, and Misouri. John's and Malvina's children were:
1. John Thomas, Jr., b. May 20, 1852, d. Oct. 3* 1903» m. Sarah
Temperance McLarty
2. Elizabeth, b. May 4, 1854, d. Sep. 23,1915* m. William
Beall Candler
Dr. Slaughter is mentioned in "Carroll County and Her People" as
follows: "Dr. John Slaughter came to Villa Rica in 1844, a lad of a
boy^/,,By close application he graduated in medicine before he was twentyone years old and soon became prominent and successful as a physician.
He was not a politician so long as seeking office is concerned, but
always took an interest in electing good men to office. He was a member
of the state senate in I876 and 1877* the legislature which called the
constitutional convention which made the present constitution of Georgia.
He married Miss Melvina Freeman in the old town in 1851. He raised one
son, Dr. J. T. Slaughter, Jr. and one daughter, the accomplished wife of
Mr. W. B. Candler."
"In 1861 Dr. Slaughter raised a company in and around Villa Rica which
was attached to the 56th regiment of Georgia troops. He was soon
promoted to Lieut. Colonel. The company and regiment were in the forty
day& siege at Vicksburg, Miss.,, during which time they subsisted on
roots, herbs, rats and mule beef. After the surrender at Vicksburg the
regiment was again organized and fought under General .Johnston to the
close...of the, war."
Dr.'Slaughter died Feb. 7* 1890 and Malvina died Aug. 1, 1917* Both are
buried in Hillcrest Cemetery in Villa Rica, Ga. Both of their children
are buried there also. The son in the same lot and the daughter in an
adjoining Candler lot.
Fifth Generation: Elizabeth Slaughter was bora May 4, 1854, in Villa
Rica, Ga. She married William Beall Candler, brother of Milton, Ezekiel,
Asa, and Warren. They married in Villa Rica on Jan. 19, 1871. Their
children were:
1. Eugenia Candler, b. m. -Malone
2. Florence Candler, b. Dec. 7* 1873* m. Oscar Fielder
3. Elizabeth Candler, b. Sep. 21, I876, m. James Bruce Upshaw
4. William Beall Candler, Jr., b. May 26, 1879* m. Margaret Cobb
On Sept. 23, 1915* Elizabeth was killed while crossing the RR crossing
coming back from sewing with her daughter, Florence Fielder. The story
is told that she was looking back and waving to the family when she
walked in front of the Southern train going to Atlanta from Birmingham.
It was only three blocks to Florence's and Elizabeth had made the trip
many times. William died April 6, 1928, and both are buried in Hill
Crest cemetery in Villa Rica, Ga.
(My family charts are on file with the Carroll County Genealogical
Society. Material for this article came from sources listed on these
charts.) Submitted by Lee B. Nichols, Box N, Andrews, N.C.28901
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CARROLL
Groom
Armstrong, William A.
Arnold, Issac B.
Ayers, Andrew J.
Ayers, James B.
Ayers, Wilson L.
Barrett, William
Barron, Oliver G.
Boyd, David
Boyd, Richard J.
Bryce, James Y.
Bunis, Nathan
Butram, William F.
Carter,. James W.
Chambers, J. M.
Chance, William
Chandler, J. C.
Chandler, James M.
Cobb, John M.
Coker, Joseph
Driver, Julius
Duncan, James G.
Dyson, James L.
Edwards, Timothy
Farmer, J. W.
Findley, Thomas
Fitts, William W.
Fordner, Jessie A.
Gable, Jacob
Gentry, Elisha
Golding, Timothy C.
Gray, W. M.
Harper, Beverly
Harper, James L.
Hastings, J. M.
Haynes, Jonathan
Haynes, Staples
Hearn, William S.
Helton, James W.
Hembre, Elisha
Henry, David B.
Hewitt, William
Hogan, William L.
Holcomb, James M.
Holding, Mathew J.
Holland, James W.
Horsley, Jonathan
Howard, B. S.
Howell, John B.
Hutchison, Drury
Johnson, John M.
Johnson, Madison
Johnson, William F.
Jones, William T.
COUNTY MARRIAGES 1851-1855
Bride
Stephens, Polly
Warren, Elizabeth
Hogan, Nancy
Houseworth, Mary M.
McKinsey, Adelia
Evans, Martha Ann
Dingier, Mary Jane
Williams, Joannah
Austin, Nancy
Brown, Mary J.
Wager, Nancy C.
Boyd, Polly Ann
Capes, Lucy
Elsberiry, Jane
Merre11, Mary Ann
McElvey, Mary L.
Womick, Lucinda
Embry, Sarah A.
Attaway, Martha
Morgan, Susan
Bentley, Polly Ann
Masser, Susan
Williams, Mellisa
Holland, Narcissa
Emory, Lucy
Barron, A. W*
Smith, Catherine
Dowdey, Jane
Malone, Nancy D.
Turner, Catherine
Baskin, Martha E.
Hall, Elizabeth
Hewit, Lucinda
Suddeth, Mary A.
Giles, Nancy A.
Fuller, Martha
McGarity, Harriett D.
Harris, Elizabeth
Findley, Rhoda
Wick, Mary
Hall, E.
Truitt, Martha B.
Reid, Jane K.
Goodson, Sarah Ann
Christian, Mary A.
Lewaller, Mary
Reid, Pheba E.
Pirly, Virginia
Word, Nancy
Stone, Adaline
Ellison, Nancy
Davenport, Martha Ann
Alford, Susan A.
Date
4- 4-1855
11- 1-1855
9- 3-1853
2- 10-1855
3- 4-1855
4- 10-1855
IO-I8-I855
9-18-1855
10- I-I855
3- 18-1855
9-17-1854
8- 5-1855
7- 2-1855
4- 2-1855
5- 27-1855
10- 6-1855
7-15-1855
3- 11-1855
4- 29-1855
6- 27-I855
9- 24-1854
10- 27-1854
5- 10-1852
11- 13-1855
4- 15-1855
5- 18-1855
7- 12-1855
6- 12-1855
10- 7-1855
11- 12-1855
5- 17-1855
12- 28-1852
11- 14-1852
10- 28-1855
8- 9-1855
7-14-1855
1- 4-1855
12- 21-1854
7- 5-1855
7- 3-1855
6- 27-1852
9- 12-1855
11- 29-1855
4- 7-1853
11- 25-1855
10-18-1855
12- 21-1854
7- 23-1855
1- 25-1855
9-29-1854
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9-20-1855
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Groom
Jourdon, Alfred
King, Thomas Hiriam
Lands, A. B.
Limbrough, William L.
Martin, Henry G.
McMahon, James W.
McMahon, John
McPherson, Martin M.
Merrell, Henry
Merrell, Jacob
Miller, Joseph
Mitchall, William R.
Mitchell, Reuben D.
Moore, Robert L.
Morrison, John
Nelson, Ashley S.
Nixon, F. M.
Palmer, S. W.
Patterson, John
Pearson, W. M.
Peppers, Elijah
Phillips, Burre G.
Pilgrin, James M.
Reid, George F.
Reid, Henry M.
Reid., Seabrn
Salon, Lewis
Short, W. E.
Smith, Bryant
Smith, John
Smith, Mark
Smith, Thomas W.
Spradlin, William E.
Stensell, John M.
Sumelin, Henry
Swofford., W. S.
Terrell, Francis A.
Thomlinson, Martin
Turner, A. G.
Tyson, Clement
Wadell, Jesse
Wager, Charles C.
Walker, William A.
Whisenhunt, Benjamin
White, Samuel J.
Williams, Issac W.
Williams, John
Wright, M.
Wynn, Hosea Camp
Bride Date
Bryce, Sarah
Chander, Charity
Watley, Charity
Tonney, Livinia
Martin, Elizabeth C.
Bentley, Elizabeth
Macagrin, Elizabeth
Rooks, Martha E.
Awtrey, Margaret A.
Chance, Arcenia
Johnson, Sarah A. E.
Brown, Louisa A. J.
Trussell, Catherine
Robinson, Sarah
Entrekin, Jane
Handley, Mary Jane
Scoggins, Elizabeth
Chambers, Margaret
Fields, Lindsey
Carr, Martha
Medaris, Eliza
McElroy, Rebecca
Moore, Amanda
Holcomb, Mary A. E.
Williams, Mary E.
Neil, Mary
Cantrell, Mary
Helton, Martha
Pittman, Jane
Pittman, Martha
Dyson, Lucinda
Roberts, Mary
Stephenson, Nancy M.
Sisemore, Hildah
Williamson, Jane
O'Neal, Susan S.
Davis, Caroline
Moreland, Matilda
Whitman, Jane
Harper, Mary Ann
Hays, Rebecca W.
Brantley, Nancy G.
Hanney, Mary H.
Bryant, Caroline
.Hildebrand, Nancy
Neely, Nancy
Shumake, Savannah
Hearston, Evaline
Bryce, Mary E.
Contributed by Evylan
9- 2-1855
12-29-1854
5- 20-1855
7-24-1855
6- 1-1855
5- 13-1855
4-22-1855
12-18-1855
12-20-1855
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10- 2-1854
7- 4-1855
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Morrow
Your comments and suggestions as to how we could improve the Quarterly
are appreciated.
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THE FIRST WILL RECORDED IN CARROLL COUNTY
Marriages & Wills, Inventory & Appraisements, 1828-1845, 1$48,
pp. 10-11. July 9, 1828.
In the name of God Amen. I Richard Ben§on being in sound mind
but in bad bodily health and thinking it best to keep a will about me
have thought fit to make this my last Will & Testament. I commend my
soul to the keeping of my heavenly father and my body.
I desire my wife Sarah Benson who I leave to be my sole Executrix
to have decently buried. I desire that as soon as possible she pay
what few debts I owe. All my property of every kind I leave to my
beloved wife her lifetime to her sole use and benefit out of which she
is to support my son Andrew Jackson Benson and to give him such
education as she can and at her death I devise and give my property in
the following manner:
To my son Andrew Jackson such property as I have to the amount of
Thirty Five dollars in worth to be chosen by him and valued by dis¬
interested persons and all the balance I give and bequeath to be
equally divided between Elizabeth Oakly, my daughter, and my son
Andrew Jackson and also I direct my executrix to pay to my eldest
daughter upon her applying for it one Silver dollar, the thirty five
dollars worth of property which my Son is to have before a division
is made to make support equal to what my daughter has had.
Richard B. Benson
Witnesses:
William G. Springer, J.P.
Larkin Bell
George H. Gosper
Georgia ) Wm. G. Springer one of the witnesses to the within
Carroll County ) will being duly sworn saith he saw Richard Benson
sign the within will and that he was in sound mind and that he also
saw Larkin Bell & George H. Cosper sign it as witnesses sworn to and
subscribed before me this 6th July 1829.
Wm. G. Springer
E. M. Hibbler, 1,1.C.
Isaac S. Wood, C.C.O.
(Abstracted by Linda S. McCardle)
The following letter was contributed by Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Chalker.
Eatonton, Ga., March 21st 1870
Mr. James M. Walker
Carrollton, Ga.
Dear Friend,
While thinking of my old associates in Carroll, and wishing that
I could see them, and be with them as I once have been, you passed
before me in my imagination, causing me to remember the happy moments
which we have spent together so frequently. There is not a young
gentleman in your community with whom I would be more delighted to
converse than you. I think of you all frequently, and of Aunt Polly's
kindness and Uncle Jo. How he would talk and tell his wonderful
anecdotes. And surely I shall never forget little Dora. who would
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meet me at the gate with an innocent, unassuming smile. Indeed the
kindness of the whole family to me I shall ever remember. I am doing
as well at this place, as I could possibly do anywhere. I am connected
with a good praying, southern, Methodist family. The gentleman (Mr.
James Wright) is a very wealthy man. He tells me that he will plant
about 200 acres of land in cotton* He. treats, me very kindly. His good
wife is one of the best women I ever saw. She is just as kind to me
as she can be. She tells me that she will be a second Mother to me
and treats me as if I were a child. I have three bright children to
instruct. I get Three hundred Dollars, my board, lights and washing.
I am also connected with one of the finest churches in the county.
My religious advantages are good. Well, I imagine you are getting on
finely, enjoying yourself extremely well. You have no idea how much
it would delight me to be at the old Campground, and go back and forth
to the old spring. When I think of you all in Carroll, & my Dear
Parents, sometimes my heart gets full, and it is all I can do to keep
from shedding tears, but I suppose my friends think or care but little
about me. But one thing I know. My dear Parents think, care & pray
for me. I must close. If you can come down a little write to me as
soon as you get this. Believe me.
D. F. C. Timmons
J. Theodore Phillips of Douglasville writes to the Society as follows:
"My family bought the land in 1829 on which I erected a house
last year (1980) here in Douglas County. Now we have lived on this
land 152 years. My ancestral home stands about 150 yards from my
house and the old slave house still, stands in the back yard. The
slave house was erected in the mid-i790*s by Abraham Owl, a Cherokee
Indian, but the house where my ancestors lived was finished and
occupied on April 4, 1834. It was first in Carroll, then Paulding,
later Campbell, and since 1870 in Douglas County."
From the Carroll Free Press, Friday, November 23, I883.
Court Calendar:
S. W. Harris, judge; J. M. B. Kelly, clerk; J. M. Hewitt, sheriff;
R. L. Richards, ordinary.
Justice Courts:
Carrollton. E. B. Merrell, N.P., G. S. Sharp, J.P.
Lairdsboro. W. L. Craven, N.P., John K. Roop, J.P.
Bowdon. W. H. Barrow, N.P., Jabez Miles, J.P.
Whitesburg. Richard Benton, N.P., John O'Rear, J.P.
Waddell. J. M. Cobb, N.P., G. T. Bowdon, J.P.
Villa Rica. Marcus A. Turner, N.P., J. D. Stone, J.P.
Mount Carmel. R. B. Jones, N.P., J. T. Norman, J.P.
County Line. L. Holland, N.P., W. B. Richards, J.P.
Turkey Creek. J. M. Ellison, J.P.
Kansas. P. H. Chandler, N.P., Hiram Spence, J.P.
Smithfield. Ransom Smith, J.P., J. M. Thurman, N.P.
New Mexico. J. P. Yates, N.P., J. W. Jones, J.P.
Lowell. W. A. Timmons, N.P., 0. M. Todd, J.P.
Fair Play. J. W. Carroll, N.P., J. B. Williamson, J.P.
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Abstracted from the Carroll Free Press, Friday, November 23, I883.
Whitesburg:
Mrs. A. G. Kendrick and children are visiting Mrs. Kendrick's father
in southwest Georgia.
W. A. Andrews of Newnan and Mr. Bardge of Campbell Co. are new
teachers this year.
Rev. John W. Quillian of Newnan preached at the Methodist church.
Dr. James R. Hood of Philadelphia, Pa., preached at Paul’s.
Rev. George E. Gardner. presiding elder, preached "at this place."
"J. E. Pentecost swapped his farm to Col. C. P. Gordon for his
house and lot in town and we suppose will move in town next week.
Colonel Gordon speaks of going to Carrollton."
Mrs. Sarah Scudder and Mrs. Nancy Boon returned from Texas.
B. Spruell of near Concord, Carroll Co., married Miss M. F.
Roberson, at Mrs. Mary Roberson’s near Whitesburg, on November 8,
by R. Benton. Esq.
John W. Duncan of Benning married Miss Ann Hogan at the residence
of the bride's father, Hon. H. Hogan, by Rev. W. H. Speer on
November 8.
James Bridges married Miss Martha Reese. Nov. 15, near Whitesburg,
by Rev. Charley Carter, all of Carroll Co.
W. G. Sears of Douglas Co., married Miss Gusta Ward, at Mr. A. M.
Ward's residence by Rev. J. R. T. Brown of Dallas, last Thursday
evening. Guests included W. F. Edgeworth of Bowdon, W. C. Brown
and family, M. -G. House and family, R. H. Springer senior and
junior, Misses Mattie and Lee Springer, Miss Annie Culpepper of
"our community," Joel Camp' of Douglas Co., Alexander Neal of
Douglasville.
Rev. W. H. Speer*s pastorate on the Whitesburg circuit has been
closed for the present year.
Stripling’s Chapel:
The wife of James W. Latimer. mother of George I. Latimer, burned
to death Saturday evening by falling in a fire. She was 75 years
old. Buried at Stripling's Chapel Sunday evening. (See this article
for further information.)
Miss M. V. Kilgore married Mr. Kelley of Douglas Co. at the home
of the bride's father on the 13th.
George W. Lupo and family of Ringgold visited relatives in this
community.
Mrs. Ann E. Lyle returned from visiting her family in Mississippi.
J. M. Prickett has opened a winter school here.
Train schedule by Wm. Rogers. Gen. Supt.
County Church Directory:
Pastors: .
Methodist Episcopal- W. J. Scott. W. H. Speer. M. W. Arnold.
Primitive Baptist- E. Phillips. J. D. Hamrick.
Missionary Baptist- W. N. Carson, E. B. Barrett. W. W. Roop,
J. M. D. Stallings, J. P. Little. Jno. A. Scott, T. A. Higdon.
Methodist Presbyterian- Dr. F. H. M. Henderson. Jno. Thurman,
J. M. M'Caiman.
Presbyterian- Dr. Jas. Stacy.
Christian Church- J. A. Perdue. G. Hardegee, R. J. Miller.
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Abstracted from the Carroll County Times, January 5» 1872. Edwin R.
Sharpe. Editor.
Ads:
Dr. W. W. Fitts, Physician & Surgeon.
B. D. Thomasson, Attorney at Law.
T. C.' Barnes., Gun Smith & Repairer.
J. 0. Mullennix, Boot and Shoemaker.
F. A. Roberson. Carpenter and Joiner.
W. M. Reynolds1 Hotel, Newnan, Ga. "Board Two Dollars per Day."
Reese's School, A. C. Reese, Principal. "For Board apply to Dr. I. N.
Cheney and H. Scogin. Esq."
Thos. Chandler & Joseph L. Cobb, Attorneys at Law.
Dr. I. N. Cheney. Medical Practitioner.
D. W. D. Boully, publisher and editor of the West Point News,
"formerly of this place."
Carroll Masonic Institute, Maj. Jno. M. Richardson, President.
Juhan & Mandeville. Druggists & Confectioners.
E. G. Kramer, Edgeworth Bldg., Cotton Buyer.
L. J. Smith & Bro., Grocery Merchants.
Thompson. Cole & Co., Newnan, Furniture.
J. Blalock. Attorney at Law.
Jno. W. Merrell, "at the Old Stand, near the Post Office," Dry Goods.
D. B. Juhan, Ordinary. "Asa Phillips, administrator on the estate of
Floyd Payne, deceased" - - (applying for letters of dismission).
Blalock & Tanner * s, Dry Goods.
The Carroll County Times "is decidedly a Carroll County institution.
It is not only printed and published in Carroll County, but the paper
upon which it is printed, is made in Carroll from cotton raised in
the county."
>
There is a letter from Geo. W. Merrell giving Carroli County statistics.
"On the evening of the 21st Inst, at the residence of the bride's
father, by Rev. J. M. Griffin. Mr. Henry H. Strickland and Miss Mary E.
Camp. eldest daughter of G. W. Camp, Esq., all of Carroll County,"
were married.
There is a schedule of the Western & Atlantic Railroad by E. B. Walker.
Messrs. Coleman and Benson contemplate putting up a saw mill in
Carrollton. (There is another name listed but the paper was bound so
tightly that it is illegible on the photocopy.)
J. B. Wise sold his interest in the Tan Yard to John W. Merrell, his
co-partner.
Carroll County Times thanks James Coleman and T. C. Barnes for putting
up their press.
Dr. Juhan and "his good looking friend Leon Mandeville" are associated
in the drug business.
Bowdon News: "From a gentleman living in Bowdon....we learn that
Christmas passed off very quietly in that pleasant little village.
Even -ie Patterson, who is usually so generous on such occasions
did not put in an appearance...."
W. W. Fitts~ is asking for debtors to settle their accounts.
From D. B. Juhan, Ordinary. J. P. Watson, adm'r on estate of W. A.
Johnson, dec'd. applies for letters of dismission from trust.....
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Abstracted from the Carroll County Times, January 5i 1872.
Masonic officers for the years
J. M. Richardson. W.M.
W. B. Bracewell. S.W.
D. J. Moore. J.W.
J. W. Stewart, Treas.
J. M. McCammon. S.
J. M. Blalock, S.W.
W. L. Ernest. J.W.
SV H. Harais. T.
An advertisement for the Carroll County Times mentions Messrs. Sharpe
and Meigs.
Evidently Christmas night in Carroll County in 1872 was a time of
mischief. There is a long poem in this issue about the pranks *
performed on that night. This poem mentions the following: Clifton,
Henry M., Obe, Giles, Charlie, Patrick G., Judge Blalock, Edgeworth's,
Jim Coleman. C. C. Smith. New's, uncle Matt, George Merrell, widow T.,
Watt's. Austin's Doctor Johnson. Doctor Fitts, Joe Wise, Tolison.
From F. M. Williamson. Sheriff. There is a sale on property of Phillip
Wisenhunt. special agent to F. K. Walker.
FOCUS OF RESEARCH
ARRINGTON, BOON, DANIELSON, GARRISON, GRAY, LOLLIS, ROOKS, ROWE,
SCUDDER, SMITH, TUCKER, WHITAKER, WITCHER.
Mrs. Gertrude Walker Stone, 14 Berry Ave., Newnan, Ga. 30263.
BOSWELL, ECHOLS, MILLER, THORNTON.
Mrs. Ray Taylor, 417 Cherokee Dr., Waynesboro, Ga. 30830.
ADERHOLD, BOONE, CARMICHAEL, CREEL, EDMONDSON, LASSETER, LOVELL,
mcadams, McWhorter.
Mrs. Olive C. Hall, 4013 Foster Mill Rd. S.W., Cave Springs, Ga. 3012^4
David L. HYDEN, George M. HYDEN, Samuel WARDEN.
Nelda Reeves, Rt. 1, Tremont, Ms. 38876.
BEAVERS, BRASWELL, BROOKS, HYDE, NEELY, RICHMOND, SEWELL, TATE, Thomas
JONES and his wife Rebecca POWELL of Newton Co., Ga.
Mrs. Marjorie H. Holleb, 5649 Wharton Dr., Fort Worth, Tx. 76133°
BELLAINE, HODGKINS/HODGSKIN, PERRY, ROBINS.
Robert W. Lebo, P. 0. Box 578, Duncan, Ok. 73533*
William M. and Nancy PORTER GREEN. Moved to Carroll Co., Ga abt. 1832.
Lawrence W. Maynard, 2821 W. Boyce, Fort Worth, Tx. 76133°
AKERS, HENDERSON, JACKSON, LANDRUM, McCAIN, McCLAIN, ROWLAND, WALKER.
Mrs. Alice R. Cebula, 511 Seminole St., Perry, Ga. 31069.
Artie M. ASKEW, William BROOKS, Tip Devlin EARLY, John D. NORMAN.
Mrs. Georgianna B. Thomas, Rt 1 Box 253”C, Troy, Ala. 36O8I.
ARMSTRONG, BAIN, CAMP, EUBANKS, HOWLE, JENNINGS, McKENZIE, MORRISON,
MURRAY, OWEN, SNIDER.
Mrs. Estelle Owen, 3810 Brookwood Dr., Phenix City, Ala. 36867.
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CHADWELL, COLE, DIAL, GARRETT, GIBSON, HOUSTON, KNIGHT, VAUGHAN,
WRIGHT, YATES.
Mrs. Martha Garrett, 2200 Lullwater Rd., Albany, Ga. 31707*
JENKINS, PATTERSON, ROBERTSON.
Mrs; Jessie Glover, Rt 6 Box 114, Ada, Ok. 74820.
ABERCROMBIE, ATKINSON, AVERY, BLAIR, BROWN, CANTRELL, DANIELL, DENNARD,
DIBBS, EVANS, FRY, GASTON, GRAY, HICKS, HIGGINS, HIGHTOWER, HOOTEN,
JOHNSON, JONES (Nimrod R.V.), KIDD, LESTER, LINDLEY, McSWAIN, MELTON,
MERCER, NASH, NORTON, PIRKLE,. RAVEN, REID/REED, RIGSBY, ROBERTS, SMITH,
TANNER, THOMPSON, TOLLERSON, WAINRIGHT, WIGLEY.
Kirs. Joanne S* Pirkle, 105 Knoll Crest Dr., Birmingham, Ala. 38209.
ADAIR, MATTOX, TRUETT.
Mrs. Hildred M. Stratton, 1202 Donalson Ave., Old Hickory, Tn. 37138.
Andrew J. WILLIAMS and Charity Ann POPE, Leroy and Dicey WILLIAMS,
Bertha Lee HARRISON (wife of Boggus A. WILLIAMS), Henry POPE and
Anna T• KENNEY.
Mr. Ollie Lee Williams, Jr., 1473 Vine St., Gainesville, Ga. 30501.
HOLLAND, SPRUIELL, VEASEY, VELVIN.
Peggy Duke Buescher, 16213 W. 125th Terr., Olathe, Ks. 66062.
HUDSON, MANNING, MUSIC/MUSICK.
Mrs. Felix C. Atwood, 207 Bellwood Ct., Frankfort, Ky. 40601.
CHITWOOD, COLEMAN, COSPER, CRANE, DORROUGH, FULMER, SPICER, WHITE.
LaDonna Cosper Arnold, 8316 S. 8th, Broken Arrow, Ok. 74012.
EXCHANGE PUBLICATIONS
The following are recent publications that have been received by
the Society and are available for use at the Neva Lomason Memorial
Library Special Collection Room, Carrollton, Georgia:
COWETA COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MAGAZINE, P. 0. Box 1014, Newnan,
GA. 30264. Vol. 2, No. 1, Fall 1982. Contents: Coweta Churches -
Liberty Christian; Henry L. Hyde - His Family; Providence Chapel,
Stewart County; Confederate Widows - Pensions in 1893-94; Family Bible
Records - Gurley, Barwick; Longevity in 1880 - Cowetians 74 or More
Years; Daniel and Anna Meadows - Their Obituaries; Abstracts of Early
Wills, Book "A", Coweta County; Faces, Places and Traces - Wahoo Creek;
Relating to Research - Boundary Changes; Bridging the Gap - With
Queries; Book Reviews and Acquisitions.
ESTES TRAILS, Mary Estes Beckham, Ed., Route 1 Box 373» Philadelphia,
MS. 39350. Vol. 3» No. 2, October 1982. Contents: I850 Census
Marshall County, Kentucky; I870 Census Marshall County, Kentucky;
Lineage of Elizabeth Estes McMichen; 1900 Soundex about Estes; William
Ellis Estes Bible; Lineage of Mrs. Mary Estes Laxton; Vincent Brown
Tims Bible; 1850 Census Lincoln County, Missouri; 1880 Census Lincoln
County, Missouri.
GENIE, published by ARK-LA-TEX Genealogical Association, Inc., P. 0.
Box 4462, Shreveport, Louisiana 71104. October 1982. Contents:
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Spanish Families of Natchitoches; Opportunities for Research on the
Louisiana-Texas Frontier; Union Parish, LA. Index to Succession Books;
Bistineau Cemetery, Webster Parish, LA.; Letterbook of the Natchitoches
Sulphur Fork Factory 1809-1821; Union County, Arkansas Marriages 1829-
1870; Old Stateline Cemetery, Bossier Parish, LA.; St. Joseph's
Cemetery, Shreveport, LA.; Jackson Parish, LA. Marriage Records 1880-
1910; Castor Cemetery, near Leesville, LA.; Index to Claiborne Parish,
LA. Marriage Records; Washington Cemetery, Washington, Arkansas; San
Augustine County, Texas Marriage Records 1856-1894; 1850 Anderson
County, Texas Census Record, Annual Catalogue of Kate Page Nelson
Seminary; Oakland Cemetery, Shreveport, LA.; Hemphill Cemetery, Sabine
County, Texas.
HEARD HERITAGE, Lynda S. Eller, P. 0. Box 249, Lanett, AL 36863.
Vol. 6, No. 1, May 1982. Contents: H. Madden Tombstones; Henderson
Doster; Old New Hope Cemetery; Heard County Militia - Enrollment of
Militia Co. District #779; Mrs. Frederick H. Light Ancestor Chart;
Mrs. Roy F. Carpenter Ancestor Chart; Mrs. Roy C. Cutler Ancestor
Chart; From Yellowed Pages - Abstracts from the old newspapers;
Abstracts from Georgia Laws; Book Reviews.
NORTHWEST GEORGIA HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Quarterly,
P. 0. Box 2484, Rome, GA 30161. Vol. 14, No. 4, Fall 1982. Contents:
Van Wert, the first county seat of Paulding County; Van Wert Methodist
Church Memorial Fund; Van Wert Baptist Church, Organization5 Van Wert
Methodist Church Cemetery; Dr. Joel L. Lycuequs Flanagan (First Doctor);
Flanagan Daughter Juliette Atkins and Husband; Joseph Dossett Morgan
and wife Nancy Crabb Morgan; The Morgan Family; The Campbell Family;
Cobb County Officers 1850-1861; The Soldier Left No Effects; Commitment,
Courage & Character, Dr. James Cook; Civil War Veterans Buried in
Surrounding Counties; Cedartown Chapter of the U.D.C. (Inactive);
Tuggle Families of Hall County; Index to Marriages Polk County, 1852-
1888, Book A.
RANDOLPH COUNTY, ALABAMA PIONEERS, Lynda S. Eller, P. 0. Box 249,
Lanett, AL 36863. Vol. 1, No. 2, August 1982. Contents: Randolph
County - Past, Present, Future; Randolph County 1850 Mortality Schedule;
From Yellow Pages; Randolph Beaureguards; Almond Cemetery; Key Family
Cemetery; W. J. Benefield Chart; Carolyn Wilson Wooten Camp Chart;
Charles B. Holder, Jr., Chart.
TROUP COUNTY, GEORGIA, AND HER PEOPLE, Martha S. Anderson, Family Tree
Publications, 109 Bull Street, LaGrange, GA 30240.- Vol. II, No. 4,
October 1982. Contents: Troup County and Secession; Family of
Eldridge Gipson Walker, Sr.; Troup County Census 1840; Troup County
Marriages; Troup County Wills; Troup County Deeds; The Hudson Family;
W. A. Foster Bible; Other People, Other Places.
WHERE THE TRAILS CROSS, South Suburban Genealogical and Historical
Society, P. 0. Box 96, South Holland, IL 60473. Vol. 12, No. 3» Spring
1982. Contents: Early Green Garden Twp. Churches and Cemeteries;
Local Graves of Civil War Veterans; Green Garden's Civil War Veterans;
Crete’s Civil War Veterans; Civil War Letters of Samuel W. Miller;
Wills; Starr Grove Cemetery, Florence Twp. Will Co., IL.; Mitchell
Family Bibles; Missing Page 1840 Census Middlesex Twp.,- Pa.
Submitted by Rudene Hollingsworth
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QUERIES
The sons of Henry POPE (1810-186?) were Wyley, Micajah, Thomas, John R.,
William, James, Jasper, Francis, and Jefferson. My grandfather eager
POPE lived with his uncle Jefferson POPE. Which son is Cager’s father?
... Edward L. Pope, 213 Burk Dr.f Del City, Okla. 73115*
Is anyone familiar with Dark Corner as a community that later faded
into oblivion?
... Jay D. Williams, 385 Houze Way, Roswell, Ga. 30075*
I would like to contact anyone interested in the David L. HYDEN and/or
Samuel WARDEN families. George M. HYDEN, a son of David, married Mary
WARDEN, a daughter of Samuel. David moved to Itawamba County, Mississ¬
ippi, in the 1840's and was followed a few years later by the family of
George HYDEN, probably after the death of Samuel WARDEN.
... Nelda Reeves, Rt. 1, Tremont, Mississippi 38876.
Doc DIAL married Rebecca B. WRIGHT in Coweta Co., April 11, 1844. Who
were Rebecca's parents? Franklin Jackson DIAL married Emily Catherine
HOUSTON, daughter of Ross and Mary (Molly) PEARSON HOUSTON. Who were
Ross HOUSTON'S parents? Who were Molly PEARSON's parents? Would like
to correspond with anyone who has information on Thomas R. THOMAS (S.C.
or N.C.), son of Riley THOMAS, Meriwether County, Ga., and son John
Russell THOMAS. In 1833 William and Alexander FLOYD were made guardians
of Doctor Washington DIAL. Would like to know if the FLOYDs were re¬
lated to D. W, DIAL. Alexander FLOYD was in Campbell County in 1850.
... Martha Garrettr 2200 Lullwater Rd., Albany, Ga. 31707•
CORRECTIONS
The Summer 1982 Quarterly on Page 39 shows the marriage of Wm. B. AYERS
to Sarah PARKER on 26 March 1851. The Fall 1982 Quarterly on Page 104
shows their marriage on 26 March 1857* The 1851 date should be correct
as they had children in 1852, 1853» and 1855*
Thanks to Mrs. G. E. McLendon, 2545 Brown's Mill Rd., S.E., Atlanta,
Georgia 30354, for pointing out this discrepancy.
Page 34 of the Spring 1981 Quarterly shows the parents of Polly STEWART
(#19) to be Isaiah BECK and Elizabeth. Mr. Donald E. Beck, 5704
Ridgeway Ave., Rockville, Md. 20851, writes the following:
"The parents of Mary "Polly" BECK STEWART are Isaiah BECK, Sr., born
N.C. 1778, and Dorcas YORK, born N.C. 1780. Both were born and raised
in Randolph County, North Carolina. Their marriage bond was issued in
November 1804 in Randolph County. Mary BECK STEWART was born in S.C.
in 1812 and married William STEWART in Fayette County, Georgia,
March 15, 1827* I hope her several or more descendants in Carroll
County can use this information."
Thanks Mr. Beck.
A Society membership blank for 1983, order blanks for the former
issues of the Quarterly and the I850 and i860 Carroll County Census,
and a blank for your Focus of Research are found in the back of this
Quarterly.
(fame of fnmni1siJW»/j^^ Person No. 1 on this chart is the same
Address Z &- &tcnm*ns person as No._on chart No..__ 16 Joseph
City, Stat/ZjpzyLi*W/fe 3/J/^
Date -jto—(fc&G.h&7~ .BJ._
4 John Edger Buchanan
8 3arlus Carloche Buchanan
of Birth
*of Birth
> Of Marriage
i of Death
:e of Death
(Father of No. 2)
b. 24 August 1876
p.b. „ Georgia
m.
d. 11 March 1938
p.d Gadsden, Alabama
2Harry Talmadge Buchanan
9
(Father of No. 4)
b. 2 September 1852 17
p.b. Tenn.
m. 28 October 1875
d. 12 December 1917
p.d Cave Springs, Ga. 18
b.\
m.
d.
TWB Chart No.
PyplianftP
1b22Fjth«r °* n°« t>. .
T®nn .Cont. on chart No. -f
Margaret
b.
d.
(Mother of No. 8,
Cont. on chart No.--)
Kellett
Elivina Kellett
(Mother of No. 4)
(Father of No. 1)
b. 8 September 1913
p.b.Llndale, Georgia
m. 7 April 1937
d. .
p.d
Eva Lee Turman
b.
p.b.
d. '
p.d
19
b.
m.
d.
(Father of No. 9,
Corn, on chart No..
May 1852
So, Carolinab.
d.
20
(Mother of No. 9,
Cont. on chart No._)
Turmar
10 George W. Turman
(Mother of No. 2)
b. May 1888
p.b. Georgia
d. 17 tujust /97g 11
pd*^u£5fl&tf
b.
p.b.
m.
d.
P.d
Fadie
-(Father of No. 5)
November 1849
Georgia
21
b.
m.
d.
(Father of No. 10,
Cont. on chart No. _
b.
a..
22 William
(Mother of No. 10.
Cont. on chart No. )
Gentry
Gentry
i Talmadge Wayhe Buchanan
b. lo August 1938
p.b. Gadsden, Alabama
m. 29 August 1958
d.
P*d.
e Joseph Henry Caudle
b.
p.b.
d.
p.d.
(Mother of No. 5)
October 1862
Georgia
23
b.
m.
d.
(Father of No. 11,
Cont. on chart No*.
Nellie M.
b.
d.
(Mother of No. 11.
Com. on chart No..
24 Caudle
12 Samuel Calvin Caudle
(Father of No. 3)
b. l8 February 1886
p.b. Fayetteville, Tenn.
m. 28 September 1913
d.
p.d .
13
lb.
m.
Id.-
(Father of No. 12,
Com. on chart No..
- (Father of No. 6)
b. 1858 25
p.b. Tenn.
m. 22 July 1879
d.
p.d Dayton, Tennessee 26 John H. Scott
b.
d.
(Mother of No. 12.
Cont. on chart No. -
Ssfrah Elizabeth Scott
Sarah Patry Caudle
(Mother of No. 1)
b. 3 July 1914
p.b. Spring City, Tenn.
d.
P.d.
Maude Agnes Duncan
(Mother of No. 6)
b. ‘ 1861
. )
p.b.
d. 13 March 1941
p.d. Nashville, Tenn.
27
b» (Father of No* 13,
m. 23 Novembernt’f^5N°‘"
Susan Ann George
(Mother of No. 13,
b. 29 January c^Lt84'^rtNod. 18 April 1883
buried Dayton, Tenn2.8^arae3 W_,_Duncan
14 John Chapel Duncan
b. 31 Decemberothr$$43)
p.b. Spring City, Tenn;
d. 6 September 1951
p.d. Gadsden, Alabama
15
29
(Father of Noc 14,
Cont* on chart No..
b.
m.
d. October 1919
Mary McDonald
(Father of No. 7)
b. 24 October 1867
p.b. Meigs Co., Tenn.
m. 23 December 1892
d. 8 January 1937
p.d Spring City, Tenn. 30 l w f
b.
d.
(Mother of No. 14,
Com. oo chart No. .
Milo Patry Holloway
Brenda Fern Mashburn
(Spouse of No. 1)
b. 30 Jan., 1940 d.
p.b. Gadsden^ Ala.p.d.
(Mother of No. 7)
b. 7 June’ 1870
p.b.
d. 11 August 1949
p.d. Spring 'City, Tenn.
31
b.lp AUg. I624'»ther of No. 15.
m. 18 April 1
d. 20 September 1901
Eliza Jane McFalls
b.
d.
(Mother of No. 15,
Com. oo chart No,,
June 1928
1**1
PLEASE FILL OtJT AND RETURN TO US SO THAT WE HAY INCLUDE THIS IN CUR QUARTERLY
rcpIlT "fT'» Benefield
408 Brow pr_
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lfl Caleb C. Benefield
citr.
J
Gadsden. AT. ^901
22 Sen 1981_
k CM** I
fUm* Mitt 0*0 * I
3m*I
PImu*I
b.22 Mar 1897
p.b. Rock Springs, Marshall, AL ‘ ” AL'
. 9 Dec 1917 10 John H* Hyatt
d.23 Sep 1958 r-^—ifas'gTgir
p.dGadsden, Etowah, AL *• 22 <v»+. iftUh 21
4 John Henry Benefield
b, 3 Jan 1871 ''""*"**
p.b, Randolph, AL
m. ca 1895
d. 11 Apr 1958
p.dGadsden, Etowah, AL
Curtis Esra Benefield
P" ca 1805
I Needham Solomon Benefield r1,
(f«t»ac M No. M d.
b. Sep 1045 Lucinda ?
pA. Randolph county, AL b. ca 1810
ca 1867 d.
d. 20 Mar 1923
p.dRock Springs, Marshall, 1-
r AL.
him * No»*.
M«ur at no. 1.
rum * No.».
19
d.
Nancy Caroline Collier ;m*
* —
b. 12 Aug 1842
p.b. AL
* 13 Sep 1899
P*d Rock Springs, Marshall,20
b.
d.
MMK * No. ».
Eunis Ida ...
b. 24 Apr 1874
p.b. AL
<L 24 Dec 1927 U
p.d.ffiLgh Point, Marshall, Aj,
. Willie "J” Benefield
b. 16 May 1927
p^Jfigh Point, Marshall, AL
m. 20 Jan I95I
d.
p.d.
b. 22 Oct 1844
p.b. AL
m.
d. 4 Nov 1886
p.dRock Springs, Marshall,
AT 1.
Mary Ann Denham
ST
a.
d.
rUMr * No= 10.
b.
d.
Mum * .mo. ‘0,
22
(Murtur * Ho.
b. 15 Feb 1854 23
p.b. AL
d. 29 Jun 1889
p.d. Rock Springs, Marshall,
AL024
iet
m.
d.
Fwhor at Mo. L1 ,
Mum * No. U.
b.
d.
John Lee
12 Samuel S. Lee
a Charles M. Lee
-—-JKSmJTEX
b. 7 Aug 1865
p.b. Fulton Co, GA
|| ca 1888
d. 26 Feb 1923
p.dHigh Point, Marshall, AL ca I836
p.b. GA
Minnie Yera Lee__
13
b. Oct 1824
p.b. SC
m. 30 Oct 1853
d.
p.d
(P«mr UNotl
29
b- 1792
IB.
d.
Susan ?
rum * no. 12.
MMMf ct No. 12.
b. 1796
d.
26 James Gains (Gainus?)
Rebecca Gains (Gainus?)
(Moffcer id No. 0)
27
b- 1800 GA
IB.
d.
Betsy ?
Ftuwr d No»
(Mlir dH»l)
b. 4 Aug 1900
p.b. High Point, Marshall, AL
d. 18 May- 1937
p.d. Gadsden, Etowah, AL
Sarah Elisabeth Bonner
d.
p.d.
14 Bennett William Bonner
b. 1810 GA
d.
2g Thomas Bonner
MoCOOf at No. li*
__ <**«me*im. J»
b. 29 Dec 1871
p.b. Clayton county, GA
d. 9 May 1952
p.d.Gadsden, Etowah, AL
Man^a Moselle Stephens Hurst
(SUM * no. l)
b. 26 Jun 1927 d.
p.b. Walker county, Alp.d.
19
(FodMr at No. 71
b, 16 Nov 1824
p.b. GA
m
29
b-1779 SC
m.
d. 1860
Elisabeth Duke
Richer at N*»
P*d Ca.rro?iIon^6arroll, GA
Frances Eo Baughn
b. 1785 VA
Mouar at No. I4*
30
plum * No.
b. 27 Jun 1827 31
p.b. GA
a. 23 Oct 1916
p.d. Carrollton, Carroll, GA
ET
m.
d.
! No. IS.
Mouar cl No.
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INDEX - SPRING 1983
Abercrombie 23
Acree 31
Adair 23
Adams 7 11 13
Aderhold 22
Akers 22
Alewine 3
Alford 16
Allaman 3
Allen 13 14 31
Almand 4 6
Almond 5 7
Anderson 24
Andrews 20
Archelist 31
Armstrong 16 22
Arnold 16 20 23
Arrington 22 33
Arthur 33
Askew 22
Atkins 24
Atkinson 23
Attaway 16
Atwood 23
Austin 16 22
Avery 23
Autrey 17
Ayers 16 25
Baber 11
Bagley 32
Bagwell 8
Bain 22
Ball 8
Ballard 8
Bardge 20
Barnes 21
Barrett 16 20
Barron 5 6 7 16
Barrow 3 5 6 19
Bartlett 4
Barwick 23
Baskin(s) 8 16
Bates 8
Baughn 27
Baxter 8
Beall 8
Beasley 31
Beatenbaugh 29
Beaureguard 24
Beavers 22
Beck 25
Beckham 23
Bedenbaugh 29
Bell 18
Bellaine 22
Benefield 24 27
Benson 18 21
Bentley 16 17
Benton 19 20
Betsy 5
Beverly 34 5
Blair 23
Blalock 21 22
Bloodworth 3
Boatwright 8
Boil 12 13
Bonner 27
Boon(e) 20 22
Boswell 22
Boully 21
Bowdon 19
Bowen 32
Bowers 29
Boyd 16
Braeewe11 22
Brantley 17
Braswell 22
Brazell 6
Briant 8
Brice 8
Bridges 20
Brooks 22
Brothers 14
Brown 16 17 20 23
Bryce 16 17
Buchanan 26
Buescher 23
Bumis 16
Burt 4 7
Butram 16
Camp 20 21 22 24
30
Campbell 24
Candler 15
Canseller 8
Cantrell 17 23
Capes 16
Carmichael 22
Carpenter 24
Carr 17
Carroll 13 19
Carson 20
Carter 16 20
Cartwright 8
Castleberry 14
Cates 13
Caudle 26
Cebula 22
Chadwell 23
Chalker 18
Chambers 16 17
Chance 8 16 17
Chand(l)er 4 16
17 19 21
Chapel 8
Cheney 21
Childs 5 31
Chitwood 23
Christian 16
Cobb 8 15 16 19
21
Coker 16
Colclough 357
Cole 8 21 23
Coleman 21 22 23
Collier 27
Collins 8
Cook 5 6 24
Copeland 4
Cosper 18 22 23
Cox 127
Crabb 23
Crane 23
Craven 19
Creel 3 4 22
Crossly 8
Culpepper 20
Cushion 7
Cutler 24
Daniel(1) 6 7 23
Danielson 22
Davenport 16
Daves 4
Davis 9 17
Dean 28
Dease 33
Denham 27
Dennard 23
Dial 23 25
Dibbs 23
Dingier 16
Dobson 9
Dorrough 23
Doster 24
Dothard 4
Dowdey 16
Driver 16
Duke 22 27
Duncan 16 20 26
Dyer 9 13
Dyson 16 17
Early 22
Eaton 11
Echols 22
Edgeworth 20 22
Edmonson 22
Edwards 16
Eller 24
Ellison 16 19
Elsberry 16
Embry 16
Emory 16
Enterkin 30
Entrekin 17
Ernest 22
Estes 23
Eubanks 22
Evans 16 23
Farmer 16
Fielder 15
Fields 17
Findley 16
Fitts 16 21 22
Flanagan 24
Fleming 13
Fletcher 5
Floyd 25
Forbus 33
Fordrier 16
Foster 1 24
Foust 30
Fowler 32 33
Frank 6
Freeman 14 15
Fry 23
Fugus 31
Fullbright 9
Fuller 16
Fulmer 23
Furlow 13
Gable 16
Gains 27
Gainus 27
Gardner 20
Garret(t) 9 23 25
31
Garrison 22
Gaston 23
Gay 5
Gentry 16 26
George 26
Gibson 23
Giles 16
Gilmore 28
Glover 23
Golden 33
Golding 16
Goodson 16
Gordon 20
Gray 9 16 22 23
Green 9 22
Griffen 4
Griffin 5 21
Griggs 32
Grissom 31
Grockett 29
Gulledge 28
Gurley 23
Hall 16 22
Hammond 4
Hamrick 20
Hancock 9
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Hand 6
Handley 17
Hanna 9
Hannah 6
Harais 22
Hardegee 20
Hare 31
Harper 16 17 30
Harris 13 16 19
33
Harrison 9 23
Hastings 16
Haynes 16
Hays 5 6 17
Head 9
Hearn 16
Hearston 17
Helton 9 16 17
Hemhre 16
Henderson 20 22
Henry 9 16
Hewit(t) 16 19
Hibbler 18
Hicks 9 23 31
Hiden 9
Higdon 20
Higgins 11 23
Hightower 23 33
Hildebrand 17
Hill 9
Hilyer 28
Hodgkins 22
Hodgskin 22
Hogan 9 16 20
Holcomb 16 17
Holder 24
Holding 16
Holland 16 19 23
Holleb 22
Hollingsworth 1
24
Holloway 3456
26
Holman 32
Holmes 13
Hood 20
Hooten 23
Horsley 16
Horton 13
House 1 2 20
Houseworth 16
Houston 23 25
Howard 16
Howell 16
Howie 22
Huckaby 9
Hudson 23 24
Huff 345
Hulsey 9
Humphrey 6
Hurst 27
Hutchison 16
Hyatt 4 5 27
Hyde 22 23 29
Hyden 22 25
Hyette 3
Ivey 1
Jackson 4 5 6 22
James 27
Jarrel 10 11
Jay 31
Jenkins 23
Jennings 10 22
Jentry 10
Johnson 3456
13 16 17 21 22
23
Johnston 13 15
Jones 16 19 22 2
32
Jordan 13
Jourdon 17
Juhan 21
Kellett 26
Kell(e)y 19 20 2
Kendrick 20
Kenney 23
Key 3 24
Kidd 23
Kilgore 20
Kimbrough 14
Kiney 10
King 17
Knight 3 11 23 3
Kramer 21
Lackey 127
Landrum 22 32
Lands 17
Langford 33
Lasseter 22
Latimer 20
Laxton 23
Leathers 11
Lebo 22
Lee 27
Lester 23
Lewaller 16
Light 24
Limbrough 17
Lindley 23
Little 20
Lollis 22
Long 14
Lovell 22
Lupo 20
Luther 10
Lyle 20
Mabry 3 6 7 33
Macagrin 17
Madden 24
Majors 10 11
Malone 15 16
Mandeville 21
Manning 23
Martin 13 17
Mashburn 26
Masser 16
Mathes 10
Mattox 23
Maxwell 5
Maynard 22
McAdams 22
McAlister 7
McCain 22
M'Caiman 20
McCammon 22
McClain 22
McClure 9
McCullen 10
McDaniel 9
McDonald 26
McElroy 17
McElvey 16
McFalls 26
McGahee 1
McGarity 16
McKenzie 13 22
McKay 11
McKey 9
McKinsey 16
McKleroy 13
McLarty 15
McLendon 25
McLeroy 10
McMahon 17
McMichen 23
McPherson 17
MeSwain 23
McWhorter 11 22
Meador 5 15
Meadows 23
Medaris 17
Meigs 22
Melton 23
Mercer 23
Merrell 17 19 21
22
Merrett 16
Miers 10
Milbry 6
Miles 3 5 19
Miller 10 17 20
22 24
Milly 5
Mitchell 17 24
Mitney 29
Moore 17 22
More 3 4
Moreland 17
Morgan 13 16 24
Morris 5 6 10
Morrison 17 22
Morrow 1 2 17
Mosely 10
Mullennix 21
Murff 4
Murray 22
Music(k) 23
Nash 23
Neal 20
Neely 17 22
Neil 17
Nelson 17 24
New 1 22
Nichols 15
Nixon 17
Norman 19 22
Norton 23
Norwood 29
Oakly 18
Omary 4
O'Neal 17
O'Rear 19
Ousley l4
Owen 22
Owl 19
Pace 13
Palmer 6 17
Parker 25 30
Pat(t)erson 17 21
23 28
Payne 21
Pearson 17 25
Peek 13
Pentecost 20
Peppers 17
Perdue 20
Perry 22
Phelps 31
Phillips 17 19 20
21
Pilgrin 17
Pirkle 23
Pirly 16
Pittman 17
Pitts 6 21
Ponder 6
Pope 23 25
Porter 22
Powell 22
Prickett 20
Quillian 20
Rabren 31
Raburn 10
Ransom 7
Raven 23
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Reed 23
Reese 20 21
Reeves 1 2 3 5 7
22 25
Reid 1 10 13 16
17 23
Reynolds 21
Richards 12 19
Richardson 21 22
Richmond 22
Rigsby 13 23
Roach 10
Roberds 1
Roberson 3 5 20
21
Roberts 3567
17 23 29
Robertson 23
Robins 22
Robinson 17
Rogers 20
Rooks 17 22
Roop 19 20
Rowe 22
Rowell 1 7
Rowland 22
Salon 17
Sanders 29
Sandford 10
Saphronia 5
Scales 7
Scog(g)in(s) 17
21
Scott 20 26
Scudder 20 22
Sears 20
Sewell 22
Sharp(e) 19 21 22
Sheffield 1
Shoat 10
Short 17
Shumake 17
Sisemore 17
Sizemore 13
Skipper 33
Slaughter 14 15
Sloan 14
Smith 7 10 14 16
17 19 21 22 23
33
Snider 22
Snow 4 7
Sparks 12 33
Speer 20
Spence 19
Spicer 23
Spradlin 17
Springer 18 20
Spru(i)ell 20 23
Stacy 20
Stagner 28
Stallings 13 20
Stamps 29
Standford 10
Stensell 17
Stephens 16
Stephenson 345
6 7 17
Stewart 22 25 31
Stockley 13
Stokes 31
Stone 16 19 22
Stratton 23
Streetman 10
Strickland 5 21
30
Striplin 10
Stroud 10
Suddeth 16
Sumelin 17
Swofford 17
Tallent 10
Tanner 6 21 23
Tate 22
Taylor 10 12 22
Tegge 32
Terrell 17
Thomas 6 10 22 25
Thomas(s)on 1 21
Thomison 10
Thomlinson 17
Thompson 21 23
Thornton 22
Thurman 19 20
Timmons 19
Tims 23
Todd 19
Tolison 22
Tollerson 23
Tomlinson l4
Tomme 4
Tonney 17
Tramel 10
Truett 23
Truit 14
Truitt 16
Trussell 17
Tucker 22
Tuggle 23
Turman 26
Turner 4 10 12 16
17 19
Tyson 17
Upchurch 3 5
Upshaw 13 15
Upton 11
Vaughan 23
Veal 5 7
Veasey 23
Veazey 3 4 5 7
Velvin 23
Via 33
Vier 33
Vines 12 28
Wadell 17
Wager 16 17
Wainright 23
Walker 17 18 21
22 24
Wallis 32
Ward 6 20
Warden 22 25
Warren 3 16
Watley 17
Watson 3 11 21
Watt(s) 22 29
Webster 11
Whis(t)enhunt 11
17
Whitaker 22
White 17 23
Whitman 17
Wick 16
Wigley 23
Williams 3 4 11
16 17 23 25
Williamson 5 17
19 22
Wilson 23
Winn 11
Wise 21 22
Wisenhunt 22
Witcher 15 22
Womble 3
Womick 16
Wood 18
Wooten 24
Word 3 4 5 6 7 16
33
Wright 17 19 23
25
Wynn 17
Yates 1 19 23
York 25
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