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SUMMER 1991
THE
CARROLL COUNTY GIINI]ALOGTCAL QUARTERLY
BY
THE
CARROLL COLJNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
P. O. BOX 576
CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 301 1 7
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NUMBER TWO
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Dr6 c i.l6n+
3B
of [. cers and CommiLLees..
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lnferior Court }linutes, Book A, 1834-1840
The Family of Isaac Sherman and Ef i zabeth Hame s Kimberly .. ...
Justices of the Peace, Carro 1I County, 183 7 1848
Carrollton in the Year 1889
The Masonic Institute in Carroll . nL) .
ltems of Genealogical fnterest, 'orrorl Coun y 1-nes'878 ....
New Books Purchased by the CCGS
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Focus of Research
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CCGS Members
Pedigree Charts
Corrections
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Announcements
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The Carroll County cenealogical Socrety, Carroll County, Georgia,
membership dues are $15.00 per person or family, on a calendar basis
(January through December). Life nembershlps are not available. This
pubflcation is included at no extra cost ln the membership dues, with
one copy per family. Extra copies are available for $4.00 each.
Former issues of the Quarterly are avaifable at the prices shorrn on
the back page of this issue. These are ordered from the Carrolf
County Genealogical Society, P- o. Box 576, Carrollton, GA 10117.
Queries are published free for members of the Society. This Society
does not assume responsibility for errors in fact or opinion which
may appear in articles furnlshed by its members. tie wlff gfadly
correct any errors brought to our atteotion.
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Dear Members:
The Spring liorkshop featuring Robert S. Davis Jr. as speaker
was most informative and of great help to all who attended in aiding
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Please send your family lnformatlon to us for incfusion
in a futur:e Ouarterly. It may be of importance to another member,
furnishing just the piece of information they have been seeking.
If at any time you have knowledge that woutd be a beneficial
response to a query, please contact the individual who has placed it.
Thi; is the wat we can all aid and support each other, and you might
Locate a delightful long-lost cousin.
our next meetlng wilf be hefd at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, May 23,
at the Carrollton Arts anal Recreation Center on South White Street.
The June 27 meeting s7111 be held at the same time and location. our
Vice-President, Gene Sneary, is providing excellent programs. Please
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THE CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGTCAL SOCIETY
1991 OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
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correspond i ng secreta ry
Treasurer
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The following is an abstract of the rnferior Court Minutes, Book A, as
found in the carroll County Court House, carrollton, Georgia. This is
continued trom the Spring Quarterly.
INFERlOR
COURT
CARROLL COUNTY, GEORGIA
Estate of Smith Bonner, annual return fot 1832 by Zadok and Thomas
Bonner, Administrators, recorded 6 May 1834. Balance $T511.00.
Lamela and Robinson Carter, annual return for 1833 by Peter J.
Thiess, Guardian, recorded 7 July 1834. Mentions Elizabeth Carter and
David Blalock "the husband of Lamila Carter."
Estate of Abner Hill, deceased, annual return by Robert Shaw, Administrator, recorded 7 JuIy 1834. Mentions wm. Holoman, J. w. Pentecost,
Ray & Fambrough, and wm. Anglus.
Estate of Thomas M. Kennon, inventory and appraisal by william
Kennon, Exr., dated 13 May 1834. Includes notes of wj.IIiam Carmicheal,
Jeptha Houghton, Abner Sherdon, John Beard, Reuben Raspbery, william
wharton, and Alexander waIlis. Also mentions william walker, Mr. Hines,
samuel staten, Aaron Maddox, Joseph Thompson, David wimpey, william c.
Dunfap, william Qr.linn, SamueI Thompson, John Lang, Joseph Thompson,
Joshua Roberts, Theophilus Little, Ephrain smith, william williamson,
Charfes Norman, Hiram Beard, Martain Davis, Jeremiah Selman, Reuben
Philpot, John Beall, SamueI wier, John white, william Philpot, Real
Barnett, Jesse MayfieId, Joseph Little, Abner Colnelius, Joshua Dodson,
and Charles Miller. TotaI $1452.03. Certified by wm. F. Smith, Joshua
Dodson, and J. LittIe.
Bond of $800 is given by william G. Spiinger and EIiza Baxter, dated
1 Sep 1834. wifliam G. Springer 1s appointed Guardian of Catharine
Dalton Bird, orphan chlld of Fitsgerald Bird, deceased. witnessed by
P. S- Martin. Recorded TI Sep I834.
Estate of Caroline Norman, deceased. Bond of $600 is given by
Abner s. Norman, Charles Norman, Wifliam Littfe and Matthew Reid,
29 oct 1834. Abner s. Norman, Administrator. Recorded 3 Nov 1834.
Estate of Thomas M. Kennon, deceased. Authorized 14i11iam F. Smith,
Joshua Dotson, Joseph Littl.e, George H. Parmer, and Gresham Durham to
appraise the estate. wifllam Kennon, Executor. Dated 5 Mar 1834.
Recorded 2 Dec l614wm. J. Hix, annual return for 1833 by Joha Hix, Guardian. Mentions
rent of Lot 62 in the 'l oth District. Recorded 8 Jan 1835. Also annual
return for 1834 by John Hix, recorded 7 Jan 1835. Mentions that
wm. J. Hix is illegitimate.
Estate of Callariay Burk, deceased. Statement by Wm. Bea11 and Irvin
Pollard, Administrators, that James Barnett held a lease on 1ot of
Iand, No. 74 in the 6th District. Dated T5 Jan 1835.
Estate of Smith Bonnar, deceased, annual return by Thomas Bonnar and
Zadok Bonnar, Administrators, for the years TB33 and 1834. Mentions
wm. L. Parr, Mr. Hensoo, Mr. Mcwhorter, Mr. Maddox, Stephen Tredvrell,
James F. Garrison, Mr. Randol, E. B. Bartlett, Mr. Blanchard, Richard
Moore, Wm. G. Springer, Mr. Westbrook, James Fitchierrell, Mr. Mccartney,
Zadok Bonnar, Christopher Bowen, Thomas McGuire, A. M. Mcwhorter,
Sanford Kingsbery, Robert O. Beavers, Lemue] Canady, Thomas Duke,
Thomas Bonnar, Thomas Medaris, Drury Ridge\ray, wm. Arington, David
Robinson, Samuel Houston, John Petty, Joseph Bayes, Stephen Herrin,
S, w. Ray. Mentions a trip of three days to Fayetteviffe. Balance
S1 9'l .95 Recorded B Jan 1835.
Isaac L. Woods, annual return on the estate, by S. W. Ray. Mentions
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the sale of lands on Tuesday, 1 Dec 1833. sold were lands in Troup,
Heard, and Carrol"l Countles. Buyer was william l'food. Mentioned !7eie
Bailis Gilley, A. M. Mcwhorter, George Scott, and G. Adderhold. Balance, $39.89. Recorded 24 Dec 1834.
Thomas M. Kinnon, deceased, estate. List of the sale of property by
william Kennon, 1834. Mentioned are Thomas McGuire, George Traylor,
Wiltiam olrens, David Barnwell, Joseph Littte, fim. F. Smith, Reuben
Raspbery, David Barnwell, Ephraim Smith, James Owens, Varely Barnes,
Jacob Kichens, Kinqsbery & Mandaville, william Carnicheal, Jeptha
Holrghton, wm. WaIker, Samuel Staten, A. Maddox, Mr. Hinesley, Joseph C.
Thompson, Fielding Selman, Theophifus Little, Abner Cornelius, Ephram
Smith, Charles Norman, Randsom Thompson, Alexander wallace, Mr. Bailey,
,rohn l4cKorkle- Balance $343.97. Recorded 9 Jan 1835.
Aaron Henson, estate. Boncl of $600 is given by Orren Henson, Adninistrator, and J1les S. Boggess, 5 Jan 1835. Recorded 0 Jan 1835. on
5 Jan 1835, Levi Benson, william Hanson, Xenneth McKinzie, Jobe Bird,
and Stephen Ingram were appointed as Appraisers. Recorded 10 Jan 1835.
The inventory and appraisaf of the estate totaled $201.87. Certified
by Dudley Ayers, J.P. Recorded l0 Jan 1835.
caroline Norman, deceased, estate. Appointed William Dryden, Theophilus LittIe, Alexander Gogglns, Joshua Rainv/ater, and wyett Moore to
appraise the estate. Abner S. Norman, Administrator. Dated 29 Oct
1834. Recoraled 23 Feb 1835. The inventory and appraisal of the estate
totaled $38.37. Certified by Alexander Goggins, J.P. Recorded 23 Feb
1835.
Aaron Hensen, estate. Inventory of the sale of the property on
'l 6 Mar 1835. Adninistrator Orren Henson. Purchasers include Sanford
Kingsbery, Jiles S. Boggess, Thomas McGuire, orren Henson, i'illliam
Beall, Leonard Er-llbrIght, John williams, Levi Benson, Lazarus Henson,
WilIiam (nlght, Mary Henson wido\r, Samuel B. Weir, John Boggs, William
Avery, Thomas B. Espy, and Davld Liles. Total $274.37. Recorded 2 Apr
1835.
caroline Norman, estate. Inveotory of the sale of the property on
6 A!,r 1835. Administrator, Abner S. Norman. Total $58.52. Recorded
1 May 1835.
Isaac S. wood, estate. Annua1 return for 'i 834, by Sanders hi. Ray,
Administrator. Mentions A. 11, McWhorter, Thomas Chandler, James N.
Jas. Baskin Esqr., Mr. Adair, Mr. J. Autary.
Butrane, John Long,
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Recorded 11 May 835.
sep. 16 1833. "KnoL, all men by these presents that r Andre!, B. wood
of the county of Person & state of North Carolina being properfy &
lawfu11y authorised by al1 the Legatees of the Estate of lsaac S. Wood
deceaseal to transact any business relative to this Estate do hereby
nominate and appoint my son william wood of the County of Carroll &
State of Georgia my true and lawful Attorney in my name and stead and
1n ny behalf for me the said Andrew B. \,Iood for him the said william
I,lood to ask sue recover receive & receipt for any money or any property
that is or may hereafter be due and owing to me the said Andrew B. lvood
& h1m the said wilflam I\rood to receipt for me in my name and stead as
an agent to act for the fegatees of the said Isaac S. !'Jood deceased and
for him the said WiIIiam l{ood to retain & keep any money or property
If any there be untill him lhe said Andrew B. wood or any other person
that should be authorised to call on him the said l"/iI]iam I'Iood for
their parts of said Estate...." Recorded 16 May 1835. Certlfied by
Charles Mason, C.C.C., Person County, NC, Sept' Term 1833. Certified
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that Charles Mason is Clerk of the County Court by R. Vanhooten, C.W.
Certified that Robert Vanhooten is Chairman of said Court, by Charles
Mason, C. C. C. , 16 Sep 1833.
Isaac S. Wood, late of Carroll County, deceased. Received of
Sanders w. Ray, Administrator, the distributive shares of each of the
legatees, 6 May 1835. Signed by A. B. Wood.
"Received of Sanders l,l. Ray, Administrator of Isaac S. Wood, late of
Carrofl County, decd., my & distributive share of said Woods remaining
estate. May the 6th 1835.'r Signed by WilIiam Wood.
"Received of Sanders w. Ray, Admioistrator of the estate of Isaac S.
wood, deceased, my distributive share of said estate May 11th 1835."
Signed by Abner Wal ton.
Jesse Short, minor. Annuaf return of 1833, from perry Ascue, Guardian. Recorded '6 l4ay 835John Davis, Wi11, dated 3 Jan (no year). Mentions wife Mary, sons
Wiffiam and ceorge, debt of Charles Mcclain. Witnessed by And\r. Agnew
and Anderson Greene. Recorded 26 Aug 1835.
John Garrison, estate, fate of Fayette County. Bond of 91500 is
given by John Lambert, James F. carrison, John Long, Jiles S. Boggess,
25 June 1835. Administrators are John Lambert and James F. carrison.
Recorded 1 July 1835.
Aaron Henson, estate. Annual return of Oren HensonT Administrator,
to 2 Feb 836. Mentioned are S. Kingsbery & Mandaville, him. G. Knight,
John Ward, and John Boggs. Recorded 16 Sep 1836.
Carofine Norman, estate. Annual return of Abner S. Norman, Adminlstrator, showing sale of a half lot of land, No. 205, ln the Bth District,
for $101.75, to Joseph Thompson. Recorded 16 Sep 1836.
Joho Garrison, late of Fayette County, deceased, estate. Justices
Finlay G. Stewart, Elijah P. A1len, William Powell, and wilIiam Ward,
Esqrs, John Lamberth, James F. Garrison, and Henry p. Garrison apply
for letters of administration. Granted. Thomas H. Cfutt, Zadok
Bonner, Jeptha Landrim, James F. Garrison, and Henry p. carrison are
bonded as their securities. Appoioted as appraisers of the estate lrere
Thomas H, Clutt, Wriqht Martin, Ephraim Pennington, Zadok Bonner, and
Abram cr.eathouse. Dated 1 Nov 1830.
Zadok Bonnar "for certain good causes me hereunto movlng'r appointed
James F. Garrison his attorney, granting him po!.7er of attorney regarding the estate of John Garrison, deceased, 1 Nov. 1830. Attested to
by G. Roberts. Recorded Fayette County.
John Garrison estate, inventory and appraisal by Wright Martin, Abram
Greathouse, and Ephraim Pennington, appraisels, 10 Dec 1830. Recorded
1 Mar 183'1 , Fayette County. Mentions lots of land No. 79 and 50, in
the 7th District, Fayette County. Total $1052.72.
John Garrison estate. SaIe of the personal property, recotded 1 Mar
831 . Purchasers include Jacob LangIey, John Palmere, A. McEachim,
Jesse Farr, Richard McArtny, Smith Bonner, S. Campbell, J. F. Harrison,
John Lamberth, E. Pennington, J. P. cillispie, Matther., yates, Caleb
Garrison, John P. GiIlispie, tvilliam Hanson, l"Jidow Garrison, L. D.
Goodwin, Capt. Landrim, R. Mannen, John Davis, John Watson, Thomas
Davis, Tarnah Head, Henry Click1er, S. Campbel1, John pafmer, Henry p.
Garrison, Thomas H. CIutt, Joseph Lamberth, Smith Suddeth, tim. Jones,
Joseph Westbrook, David Vann, Tofever L. Hicks, Phiflip Eastin, Martin
Davis. TotaI $662.11. Recorded Fayette County.
John Garrison estate, returns for T830 and 1831 , by John Lamberth,
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James F. Garrison, and Henry P. Garrison, Administrators. Mentions
Abram Greathouse, cateb Garrison, Jacob Elrod, B. Munkus, J. Petty,
tl. N. Burch. and Leltis Davis. Bafance $1218.46. Received Mar 1831,
Fayette County John Garrison estate. Returns for 1832, by the above Admlnistrators. Mentions lvidow Garrison, J. & C. Roberts, Caleb Garrison, J. P.
Giflispie, M. N. Bur:ch, I'1, Martin, Thos. H. Clutt, A. P. Beaf1, L.
Landrum, and J. Lamberth. Balance $'1 120.38' Received Jan 1833, Fayette
County.
John Garrlson estate. Returns for 1833, 1834, and 1835, by the above
Administrators. Mentions I{idow Garrison, A. McBride, I'r'm. McBride, and
Itrm- H. Avered. Final balance $8B2.67. Fayette County.
Fayette County, January Term 1836, Inferior Court. Judges: Jeptha
Landrum, Samuel s\./anson, and John D. St111. "It appearing to the Court
that John Lamberih & James F. Garrison, Administrators of the Estate
of John Garrison, late of Fayette County, deceased, have removed from
layette to the County of Carroll & that they have given bond & security
and taken out letters of administration in the said County of Carroll
as appears from the certificate of the Clerk of the Court of ordinary
of Carroll County...." Recorded 19 sep 1836.
Henry Curtiss, deceased, estate, Bond of $8000 is given by Nancy
Curtiss,
Thomas Chandler, Thomas McGuire, Hinchey P. l''labry, 18 Oct
'l 836. Nancy Curtiss, Adninistratrix,
and Thomas Chandfer, Administrator. Recorded 11 Nov 1835.
Smith Bonnar, aleceased, estate. Annuaf return for 1835 by zadol<
Bonnar, one of the Administrators. l,lentions Thomas Ridgrray, Isham
Clayton. Recorded 11 Nov 1836.
Caroline Norman, deceased, estate. Annuaf return for 1836 by Abner s.
Norman, Administrator. Mentions George i{. Nornan and Nancy Orr.
Recorded T 1 \lov 1836.
Abner Hi1l, aleceased, estate. Annual return for 1836 by Rolrert sharr,
Administrator. Mentions I1r. Ilackcuiken, l4athew T. HameLton, John Hi11,
lriffiam Holaman, wi111am l,lu11ens, Josiah Ste\rart, Robert Erazeur, and
J. F. Garrison. Recorded 22 Feb 1837Henry Curtiss, estate. Appointment is given to John Long, John
l,tard Jr., Gresham Durham, Isaac E. Cobb, and Sanford Itingsbery to act
as Appraisers. Nancy Curtiss and Thomas Chandler, Administrators.
Dated 'l B Oct 1836Henry Curtiss, deceased, estate. Tnventory of the book accounts.
Mentions Jackson Hewett, Andre!"7 Agnew, Hinchy p. l'Iabry, Thomas B.
williams. Thomas Davis, Aaron Jones, James Harlin, i'{armaduke Roberts,
Samuel Teague, Samuel Iiood, Giles BIaylock, Stukely Parker, James Hif1,
Obediah Abbott, Eli'iah Teague, Jeremiah Co1e, Benjamin Abbott, Samuel B.
McC1L1re, charfes Arington, i{iIliam Hanson, Anderson Bo99s, Daniel Adderho1d, lrillian Easterwood, Charnel Hightovrer, Phi111p Albritton, John H.
coo.lson, Houston & ili1t7e, John C. Roberts, Thomas cheaves, John BeasLey,
Appleton Mandaville, James I'Jil1iams, \'lm. o. I'tragnon, Abner Cornelius,
Lrilliam Avery, sanford (ingsbery, Amos Helton, l'lathe', Knight, Ififfiam
white, John lrillians, Rease Reid, iiobert S. Bailey, Jone vine, Thomas
Espy, John Ireir, Henry Boykin, lliddleton Clayton, James Homes, lsaac E.
Coll, lof S. Bird, Peter J- Thice, ot/en llembry, Stephen Ingram, Rlchard
Chandler, \irfliam Beafl, l'lil1iam L. Parr, Lalrson uomes, l'tryatt Chandler,
John Camp, Keneth l,lcKinzie, Jarnes Crow, Allen Afford, Boggess & l{artin,
presley Knight, A1len M. l4clrhorter, John Easterwood, Young J. Long,
Jesse Cantrefl, John Hix Jr., Gillis J. Adams, George Kingsbery, Robert
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McAlister, John K. HoIcomb, Leonard Fulbriqht, I{m. c. Springer, John
Hix Sr., Benjamio S. MerreIl, David S. parkes, Thomas Chandler, puckett
Wood, Tyre L. Mead, Samue1 B. Weir, David Smith, John Boqgs, Thomas
Mccuire, Thomas P. Wilkins, Robert Hammett, Levi Benson, Mitr,,/ee &
Chand]er, Noah Archer, Charles Ba11ey, Richard Avery, Wilaby Knight,
Samuel B. Landrum, Arthur Bealf, James H. Landrum, Robert Lanq, Matihew
Reid, James H. Rodgers. Sidney H. Milwee, Joshua McBurnett, J;hn
CarroII, Micheaf Adderhold, John Ward Sr., John Long, James Ward,
Thomas lngram, John Dean, Reuben Reid, Martin Hofco;b, Charnal Hiqh_
torrer, John Mixon, Levi C. Bohannoo, Benjamin Kirklin, Moses Kerklin,
Hiram Sharp, Elijah Hendon, John C. pryce, Efijah Mcpherson, Danief
McDowe11, Gresham Durham, Thomas Bonnar, Jites S. Boggess, James
Brumley, John T. McKinzey, James Giaddy, Boggess & Bet11, Sanders w.
Ray, Adam Stedham, John Baxter, William B. cilley, William Jackson,
Peter E. B. Hedrick, James Brown, ceorge C. Martin, Seabron Hewey,
Dudley Ayres, Aaron Henson, Anson Reynolds, ceorge Ailderhold, William
Clayton, James Catrol1, Hodge Rabuin, and Absalom Howard. Total
$2s7'r .88.
Henry Curtiss, estate. lnventory of notes and other debts befonging
to the estate. Mentions Mathew Knight, John M. Blaytock, Larkin L:
Turner, Joseph Colfens, Jesse Cantril, Giles B1aylock, David Blaylock,
Richard Smith, Presley Knight, Samf. Leathers, Jonathan Holcomb,
John Baxter, Millinar & Aaron Jones, John Dean, Wm. O. Wagnon, John
Hix, Levi C. Bohannon, Wiley Tyner, Samue1 Harcrow, Keneth McKinzie,
Tyre L. Mead, John Ward Jr., Lawson Homes, Benjamin S. Merrelf,
Thomas J. Bryce, Hodge Raburo, Wm. Arington, Hiram McKlnney, Absalom
Howard, Thomas B. Espy, John Huff, Charnal Hightower, Abtam Leathers,
John Mehaffey, Henry C. Towers, R. C. Estes, John W. Thompson, James
Beall, Heory Boykin, Samuel Hilburn, Hiram Mehaffey, Stra;ther Burgess,
Thomas Duke, John Dean, y. J. Long, Calaway Burk, Irvin poltard,
Samuef Teague, Henry Reid, p, L. I^I. Brooks, James King, Jas. Lockabay,
Macajah Wil1iams, Robert Mifler, Wi1lis Barber, Eelix Spurbin, John
Defoor, Wm. Wil1iams, EIisha powe11, paul T. Rodgers, L;!rson BIack,
Al1en LarTlbert, and Joslah Houston.
Henry Curtiss, lnventory of the personal propetty, Mentions a
negro boy named Lewi s.
Henry Curtiss, real estate belonging to the estate. Lots No. l3
and 38 in the Town of Carroffton; No. 106 in the 6th Dist., Carrol1
Countyi No.248 in the 5th Dist., Carrotl County. Hiram Lile's bond
for titles to Lot No. 87 in the 3rd Dist. of Muscogee County.
Henry Curtiss estate, further accounts. Mentions James H. Roalgers,
Obediah Abbott, Parks Chandfer, ceorge W. Ware, ceorge Smith, andrew
McMullen, Levi Reynofds, Jesse Reynolals, James Knight, Matthew J.
White, James Holrard, cilfis J. Adams Jr., peter Johnson, Littleton
Smith, Benjamin E. Brown, John M. DaIe, William Kniqht, Absalom Howard,
l/i1fiam Gofden, Hiram Mehaffey, Jefferson Baugh, John Boman, John
B1a1ock, Mr. Shackefford, Mason Morris, Hiram McKinney, Sfoman Wynn,
James Life, Davld Lile, Cornelius Johnson, Hiram Johnson, WiIliam
Hart, dnd Carrinoton r.ni9hL.
Henry Curtiss estate. fnventory of accounts made since his death.
Mentions John Dean, Sidney H. Mifwee, Thomas Mccuire, ceorge Kingsbery,
James H. Rodgers, John Weir, John p. McKinzle, Henry Boykin, David
Thomas, John Hir Jr., Owen Hembry, William c. Springer, David S.
Parker, Thomas P. Wifkins, Robert McAlistet, Samuel B. Landrum,
Jifes S. Boggess, Levi Benson, Joho Mixon, John Boggs, James A. Waral,
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Henry l,I. Davis, Thomas Bonnar, Thomas Ingram, James Rryce, Gresham
Durh;rn, John Camp, presfey Knight, Young J. Lor..g, sanford (ingsbery,
James Striplin, ihomas Chandfer, James Landrum, William Beaf1, Keneth
McKenzie, ceorge tt. l"/are, Charles Parker, Marmaduke Roberts, Benjamin
Kerklin, A11en Alford, David Smith, Jesse Cantrefl, liiLliam L. Parr,
Moses Kerklin, Elijah Hendon, Thomas Cheaves, Wilfiam G. Knight,
Pucket Ivooal, Emanuel B. l'lartln, James Homes, Gifes BIaylock, Thomas B'
Espey, Giltis J. Aalams, Arthur Bealf, Levi Reynolds, Micheal Adderhold,
rhomis I,tcclure, SIoman I'/ynn, tloses t4cwhorter, iiitliam Heart, Milton
cooper, John c. Price, llilliam Avery, John Dale, Joshua McBurnett,
And;ew Mc)4uflin, Levi Bohannon, Leonard Fufbright, Hiram sharp, Benjamin
oalom, James Bromley, 1{11son stallings, James Adams, Daniel McDowell,
lrillian Akin, James Micheaf, John Long, John M. Bfafock, Samuel B'
l,ieir, Allen 1,1. Mcl'lhorter, Charnal Hightower, Peter Johnson Jr', Lavson
Homes, Reuben Reid, Tyre L. Mead, Kingsbery & Mandavifle, Adam Stedham,
sterling Adams, John Ward ;r., George I'i. Hix, Richard Shackelford,
Mason Morris, John Carrolf, James Hudgens, James F. Garrison, Anson
Reynolals, Mr. Mc(inney, George A. Sanford, I\riloby I(night, John l'Iilliams,
Ri;harc't Chandfei, Robert B. Hanmett, John llix Sr., t4atthe\', Reid,
Stephen Tred\"/ef f , Leq,is Chandler, and Mr. Burnett.
The above inventories fiLed by John Long, John i,ard, and Greshan
Durham, Appralsers, 5 Nov 1836. Recorded 24 Eeb 1837.
Itenry Cr.rrtiss, deceasecl, inventory of the personaL property, sold
27 Dec 1836. Buyers lncluale Nancy l'1. Curtiss, Wilfiam L. Parr, John
Borough, Sanforal Kingsbery, Thomas McGuire, Samuel P'ose, John Mixon,
lsaac E. Cobb, Landen c. llcCammon, Thos. Chandler, Jerimiah Co1e,
John c. Prlce; James Bromley, Pucket l'7ood, Mr. Huff, Barnabas llicheal,
John Dean, John Long, and George lr. i{are. Recorded 24 l'eb 183'7'
Henry Curtiss, esaate. Return for T836 made by Thomas Chandler
ancl I'lancy 1.1. Curtiss, Aalninistrators. Mentions T. B' !'liIliams, Kingsbery & M;ndavi1le, Jerimiah Co1e, Thos. B. liilliams, Jesse cantrel,
Joh; Hix, David Parker, John Boggs, Lairson Homes, Levi C. Bohannon,
Jaries lvilliams, Dj4iel !4sEu-f-4c!-!, James Knight, Lawson Thomas, Tyre L'
Mead, Efllah }lcPiiai;on; llartin Holcomb, Idilliam Hanson, John t4' Dafe,
A. I,lcMuf fen, T. P, I'Iilkrns. Total $5T 4.42. Recorded )4 Feh 1837 '
Aaron Hensen, estate. Annuaf return for 1836 by Orren Ilenson,
Administrator. t4entions samuel B. l{eir, John l'/i111ams, and John
Cookhurn. Recorded 21 Feb T837.
r-lilliam J. Hix, illegitimate child of Lucey Lang. Bond of $1000
is nade by John Hix Senr., John Hix Junr., and Samuel B' Landrum,
10 Dec 1836. John Hix Senr. aPpointed as Guardian on 3 May 1830'
Recorded T4 Apr 1837.
Aaron Jones Senr., estate. Bond of $4000 is made by Danief Jones,
Henry Jones, Beniamln S. !lerre11, John l'/ard senr., John I{ard Junr',
and John K. Holconb, 11 Apr 1837. Daniel Jones and Ilenry Jones,
Adirinistrators. Recorded 14 Apr 1837.
Bond of $100 is made by John Dean
Green P. Reeves, illegltirnate.
'l
and John K. Holconb, 20 Apr 837. court has bou.d him to John Dean
until he arrives at the age of 21 . Recorded 24 Apr 1837.
John Garrison, estate. Annual reLurns for 1835 and 1835 by John
Lamberth anC James I. Garrison, Administrators. Ilentioned are tr'/m'
llctsride and llin. L. Parr. Recorded 30 August 837.
Aaron Jones Senr., estate. Appointed John lrard, J.P., B. S' I"lerre]f ,
an appraisaf'
Thornas B. wiflians, Gresham Durham, and Puckett l'lood to make
'l T Apr 'l 837'
Recorded
Daniel Jcnes and Henry Jones, Administrators.
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fnferior Court Minutes, Cont rd.
Aaron Jones Senr., Deceased, Inventory made by B. S. Merrell,
Puckett Wood and Thomas B. williams, Appraisers. Certified before
John ward, J.P. Mentioned are lot of land No. 238 and 211, 5th Dist.,
Carroll Co. Also 1/4 of Lot No. 243, 5Lh Dist.; one 4o-acre Lot
No. 271 , 2nd Dist., 2nd Sec.; one 160 acre Lot Na. 292, 5th Dist.,
3rd Sec. Also mentioned are John sims, G. Durham, Aaron Jones Junr.,
Milenor Jones, and Daniel Jones. TotaI $1907.60. Recorded 9 sep 1837Aaron Jones Senr. Estate. List of perishable property sold 15 June
1837. Purchasers named are James N. Jones, Martin Holcomb, HenLy
Jones, Beverly A. Freeman, John K. Holcomb, PhiLlip Borough, Daniel
Jones, John Dean, James H. wil1iams, Milender Jones, Aaron Jones
Junr., Samuef Rose, Isaac E. Cobb, Puckett Wood, Martin Holcomb,
wialow Jinsey Jones. 'Iotal $362.72. Recorded 11 sep 1837.
John watkins, illegitimate of Agness Bohannon. Bond of $600 is
made by Agness Bohannon, Levi C. Bohannon, and Reuben Hi1I, 4 Sep
1837. Agness Bohannon is appointed Guardian. Recorded 11 Sep 1837.
Reuben Hand, fate of Henry County, deceased. Bond of $4000 is
made by Brayton J. Hand, Richard white, and Jacob McKee, 3 oct 1837.
Brayton J. Hand is appointed Administrator. Recorded 13 Nov 1837.
Reuben Hand estate. lnventory made by william White, Richard white,
Sherwood H. Hand, and lsaiah Beck Junr., T3 Oct 1837. Total $410-00.
Recorded 12 Mar 1838.
Reuben Hand estate. Li st of property sold by the Administlator.
Purchasers are James H. Hand , Patience Hand, Brayton J. Hand, Richard
White, Dennis Vowel s, James Phillips, Phillip L. McKee, Linsey McKee,
Joel Phillips, Carter Whi te, and M. B. Stribling. Total $365.06.
Recorded 12 Mar 1838John Boon and Efizabeth Boon, lunatics. Bond of $200.00 is made
by Wilfiam R. Boon and Martin Butler, 5 Mar 1838. William R. Boon
is appointed Guardian. Recorded 12 Mar 1838.
w111iam Crompton, Mary Crompton, Jeheu Crompton, and Martha Crompton,
orphans of Jeheu Crompton, deceased. Bond of $2000 is made by Edmond w.
Holland, Joel H. Dyer, and Samuef C. Candler, T Jan 1838. Edmond w.
Hoffand is appointed cuardian. Recorded 19 Mar 1838.
Henry Curtiss estate. Annuaf return for 1837. Mentioned are
Samuel B. weir, John Baxter, Robert Lanql, George Kingsbery, Oen H.
Hembry, I. E. Cobb, Y. J. and John Long, Mr. Davis, Jesse Cantref,
Linsey Chandler, Levi Benson, Thomas B. Espey, Maior L. chandler,
John Bailey, Matthelr Reld, Reuben Reid, Thomas fngram, George \'i.
Weir, Hiram Sharp, James H. Landrum, Puckett Wood, George and Sanford
Kingsbery, Amos Helton, Hiram McKinney, Keneth McKinzie, Michael
Adderhold, Sloman Wynn, John Hix Senr., R. Shackelford, wm. Knight,
Richal. Avara, Wm. Avara, John K. Holcomb, Robert Mccalister, John M.
BIaIock, Robert B. Hammett, Isaac E. Cobb, Davis smilh, w. Stallions,
John Beasley, S. B. Landrrrm, Thomas Cheaves, Wm. Hanson, Cornelius
Johnson, T. L. Mead, John ward Jr., H. w. Davis, Obed Abbot, T. B.
Espey, H. Johnson, Jonathan Baugh, Presfey Knight, Benjamin Kirklen,
Benjamin odom, stephen Ingram, Beni. S. MerreIl, Thos. P. Wilkins,
wm. white, Mr. Strickfen, D. McDoweff, Jas. Bryce, Lawson Hames,
Parkes Chandler, Balance on hand $48.25, 5 Mar 1838. Recorded 24 Mar
1838.
olren Hembree, deceased, estate. Bond of $500 is glven by q41-ej
McBurnett, Wallis hlarren, and Allen M. Mcwhorter, 2 Jan 1838. Danlel
_IfcBurn6ff
and l{allace lrarren are appointed Administrators. Recorded
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nii
rB:e.
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Inferior Cour.t Minutes , Contrd.
Owen Hembree estate. Appointed A. M. Mcwhorter Esqr., John williamson,
Barnabas Micheal Senr., Absolem Howard, and James Micheal to appraise
the estate, 2 Jan 1838. Recorded 2 Apr 1838.
Owen Hembree estate. Inventory by Barnabas Micheaf Senr., Absolom
Howard, and James MicheaI, 6 Jan 1838. Total $300.80. Recorded
2 Apr 1838.
John Mixon, late of Carroll County, Deceased. Bond of $300 is
made by Capt. Robert L. Y. Long and Beverly A. Preeman, 14 Apr 1838.
Capt. Robert L. Y. Long is named temporary Administrator of Joho
Mixon "A Private in my Company." Recorded 17 Apr 838.
Owen Hembree estate. Inventory of property sofd by Wallace Warren,
Adninistrator. Purchasers are J. K. Holcomb, obed. Hembree, John
Dean, Rebe Hembree, John w. Easterwood, l/. Warren, A. M. Mcwhorter,
Daniel McBurnett, Joseph Cates, John Williamson, Charfes Cates, and
P. Michaef. ToLal $262.12. Recorded 1B May 1838.
Ann Butfer and Eliza Hope Dane, orphans of George Dane. Bond is
given by David Stripling and James Stripling, 16 May 1838. David
Stripfing is appointed cuardian. Recorded 1B May 1838.
Abner Hi11, deceased, estate. Bond of $200 is given by James H111,
Littleton Smith, and Eanny Jones, 19 May 1838. James Hill is appointed
Administrator, ''being the natural cuardian of said deceased." Mentioos
that he is to collect notes from Matthe\^, ?. Hamilton, fifa on wilfiam
H1II, and one on John HiII. Recorded 27 l4ay 183a.
Arthur Staton, late of Butler County, A]abama. Bond of $400 is
given by Benjamin Odom, John Boggs, and Allen M. Mcl{horter, 24 May
1838. Benjamin odom is Administrator. Recorded 27 May 1838.
Joslah Stewart, deceased, estate. Bond of $300 is given by Edmond
Duke, Benjamin Odom, and John Mehaffey, 9 Oct 1838. Edmond Duke
is Administrator. Recorded 4 Dec 1838.
Smith Boonar, estate. Annual return for 1837 and 1838 by zadok
Bonnar, one of the Administrators. Mentions Francis Bowen, James D.
Manor, CoIlins Roberts, Mr, Bfanchard, John Clayton, and John Bowen,
Recorded 3T Dec TB3B.
Henry Curtiss estate. Annuaf return for 1B3B by Thomas Chandler
and Nancy M. Curtiss, Administrators. Mentions Jesse Cantrel, Charnef
Hightolrer, tr{m. L. Parr, Kingsbery & Mandaville, Thos. Bryce, Mr.
Bates, Mr. Stedham, James Brown, Thomas Ingram, wyatt Chandfer, O. P.
Bea1l, )4. Roberts, Samuel Rose, Stephen Tngram, presLey Knight, N.
llcidhorter, G. J. Adams, H. P. Mabry, George Kingsbery, John Burrow,
Levi Benson, c. Bfafock, Jas. Harlin, John I,Ii1liams, Mason Morris,
James Bromfey, John Hix, 1,. McCammon, D. McDanielf, L. C. Bohannon,
D. & J- Ly1e, B. l4ichaef, G. Durham, lr. O. Wagnon, C. Arington, S.
Landrum, Jas. Stripfing, Jas. Hi11, |,lil1inor Jones, L. Easterwood,
T. Bonnar, D. Adderhold, Jas. Howard, I. E. Cobb, L. Fulbright.
Recorded 'l 2 Jan 1839John Carmicheal, deceased, estate. Bond of $400 is given by WilIiam F.
Smith and John Carmicheal, 7 Jan 1839. liilliam F. Smith is Administrator. Recorded 14 Jan 1839.
four of the orphans of John Crompton, deceased. Annuaf return
of 1B3B by Edmund w. HolLaod, Guardian. Mentions i^Im. Crompton, and
a fot of land sold, No. 132-262, 3rd Sec., Floyd County, oct. 1838.
Bafance on hand $565.60. Recorded 23 Feb 1839.
John Garrison, deceased, estate. Annual return for 1836 and 1837
by John Lamberth and James F. Garrison, Administrators. Recorded
'1
4 Mar
1B39.
41
Inferior Court Minutes, Cont rd.
Jehue Mixon estate. Bond of $200 is given by Piney Mixon and John
Boggs, 7 Mar 1839. Piney Mlxon is Adminlstratrix of the estate.
Recorded 9 May I839.
James Leathers, deceased, estate. Annuaf return for 1838 and part
of 1839, by Samuel Leathers, Admr. Recorded 9 May 1839.
John Carmichael Senr., deceased, estate. Appointment is given
7 Jan 1839 to Alexander Goggans, Randsom Thompson, John Robinson,
Elijah Bentley, and william Benlley to make an appraisal. william F.
Smith is the Administrator. Recorded 9 May 1839.
John Carmichael Senr., estate. Inventory and appraisal by wiffiam F.
Smith, Admr., 26 May 1839. Mentions Edmund Pessy, Charles Bailey,
George Heard, Danief Tafley, David Blaylock, Wiffiam Horton, David
Robinson, Lemuel Coates, Theophelus Lanturn, John Hamet, Richard
Harris, John Barnett, wifliam williamson, Richard Devenport, Axum
Railey, Johnson Rowef, Elizabeth Kennon, Joseph Brown, Lexces Coats,
Ambrose Brown, Henry Gutry, James Watts, William O. Wagnon, fsaac
Long, Silas Elfars, Barshaba Armstrong, John Roblnson, Walter Robinson,
Larkin Brown, William Morris, Berry Woodliff, Richard WiIliams, Ransom
Devenport, Wifliam Carmichael, Al1en Handcock, James Kennon, Joseph
Thompson, James Brown Senr., James Brown Junr., William Brown son
of James, Mr. Cagle, Joshua Dodson, Theophifus Kilgore, William Deason,
Frank Tofbert, Randsom Thompson, Soloman Bentley, Johnston Satter,
John Robinson One Eye. Recorded 9 May 1839.
Jehue Mixon estate. Appointment is given to Appleton Mandavifle,
Simeon B1air, John Dean, crisham Durham, and wilson Stallings to
appraise the estate. Piney Mlxon is Administratrix of the estate.
Recorded 7 Mar 'l 839.
Jehue Mixon, deceased, estate. fnventory dated 3 June 1839, by
John Dean, Simeon BIair, and Wilson Stallings. Total $23.00. Recorded 20 JuLy 1839.
Smith Bonnar, deceased, estate. Return by Thomas Bonnar, one of
the Administrators, dated 1 July 1839. Debits $307.87. Credits
$1190.14. Recorded 20 July 1839.
CeaIia L. Eze11. Bond of $2400 is given by Henry c. Ezel1, Richard
White, Samuel B. Landrum, John W. Eze1l, and Parks Chandler, 13 July
1839. Henry G. Ezefl is Guardlan. Recorded 20 JuIy 1839.
William Little estate. Bond of $3000 is given by William M. Peters
and Joseph Little, 3 June 1839. William M. Peters is Administrator.
Recorded 20 Juty 1839.
William Littfe estate. Appraisal by Dany Taylor, Solaman Bentfey,
James Clemat, and Ambrose Brown, Appraisers, and Wiffiam M. Peters,
Administrator, dated 11 June 839. Mentions 'l 20 acres of land whereon
the widow lives, 201-1 /2 acres of land No. 158 in the 8th Dlst.,
lot of 40 acres No. 962 19 3rd Cherokee County; fot of 40 acres
No. T148 - 2nd Cherokee County. Total $2065.62. Recorded 20 Jufy
T 839.
Jacob Gab1e, deceased, estate. Bond of $T00 is given by Smith
Drinkard and Micheaf C. Summerlin, 26 Sep T839. Smith Drinkard is
temporary Administralor. Recorded 2 Dec 1839.
George M. Lavendar, late of Floyd County, deceased, estate. Bond
of $T40,000 is given by John Robinson, John Long, and Nefson Stallins,
20 Nov 1839. John Robinson is temporary Administrator. Recorded
2 Dec 1839.
George M. Lavender, late of Floyd Colrnty, deceased, estate. Bond
of $200,000 is glven by John Robinson, James Basklns, John Long,
'1
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Infer ior Court }linutes, Cont'd.
Puckett wood, George H. Palmer, Idilson staflings, and John A. Jones,
7 Jan 1840, John Robinson is Administrator. Recorded 17 Jan 1840.
Jacob cable, deceased, estate. Bond of $200 is given by smith
Drinkard and Thomas Bonnar, 6 Jan 1840. Smith Drinkard is Adminis
trator. Recorded 17 Jan 1840.
i{illiam Littfe estate. Sale by w111iam M. Peters, Administrator,
1 Aug 1839. Purchasers are Edmund Brown, Moses Powe11, wm. M. Peters,
Randsom Thompson, w. BentIy, Andrelt Clenand, Jos. Barber, E- Bror'/n,
and J. Little Esqr. Total $639.62. Recorded 17 Jan T840. '1839.
willian LittIe estate. SaIe by wilfian M. Peters, 12 Oct
Purchasers are James Balley, Robert Thompson Senr., A. B. Hardin,
John S. Thompson, John Carmicheal, Wm. M. Peters, and Joseph Little.
Total $54.56. Recorded 30 Mar 1840.
Jacob Gable, deceased, estate. Appralsal by Smith Drinkard, Admr.,
14 Feb 1840. Mentioned is the south half of Lot No. 155 in the 4th
Dist., CarroII County. Total $'l 15.00. Certified by James F. Garlison,
James CIements, and william Dorris, Appraisers, before John Lamberth,
J.P, Recorded 30 Mar 1840.
John carmichael senr estate. SaIe of property by william F. snith,
Admr., 5 Oct 1839. Purchasers are wm. F. Smith, William M. Peters,
John W. Smith, and John Carmichael Junr. Total $142.62. Recorded
2 Apr I840.
Levi Benson, deceased, estate. Bond of $20,000 is given by l'il11iam W.
Benson, Ahas J. Boggess, and Jiles s. Boggess, 21 Ap! 1840. l,iilliam W.
Benson and Ahas J. Boggess are temporary Administrators. Recorded
28 Apr 'l 840.
John Carmichael Senr., deceased, estate. Annual return of 1839
by hiilliam F. Smith, Administrator. Mentions Wifliam Garrett, S. E.
Chamberfand, John McKorcle, l{m. M. Peters, Isaac smith, Martin Ingram.
Recorded I May 1840.
Phillip Canseller, deceased, estate. Bond of $100 is given by
Edward Haynes and Thomas Raburn, 5 May 1840. Edward Haynes is temporary Administrator. Recorded B May 1840.
George M. Lavender estate. Inventory of Negroes by John Robinson,
Admr. Big George 29, winney 32, Alexander 6, Hil}yard 7, Lewis a
Lucinda 12, Eliza 2, Tsaac 11,
boy 10, Robert 5, Sally 3, Syntha 1,
'l 9, total
12,
Little
George
$6475.00. Lewis 38,
38,
LeLt-y
Sarah
Luclr 34, Idilliam 5, Jim a boy 6, Jessee 6, Sandy 9, cezar 9, Jackson
'l
/2, Nancy 'l 6, Caty 13, Elizabeth 13, Ginney 14, John 16, Minta 4,
total $7050.00. Danief 31, Suckey 31, Anna 8, Rachael B, Captain
1 l/2, Katharine 12, Joe a boy 9, violet old ltoman 45, Big Mary 24,
Kingston 9, stephen 7, Leoner 5, peggy 1, Little Mary 2, Seneka
a boy 17, total $6725.00. Jack 46, Mlles his wife & chlfd 46, Andrew
afflicted.,rith white swel1lng 12, Peter 10, Anderson 5, Reuta 7,
Hannah 5, Jack Suller 2, Mosiah 24, Polly 23, Sila 2, Jane 15, Nelley
21/2, Dick T3, simon 19, total $5875.00. FuIl total $26,125.40.
Certlfied by Josiah Goggans, Irm. F. Smith, and George H. Palmer,
Appraisers, before Alexander Goggans, J.P., 2'l Eeb 1840. Recorded
8 May 1840.
George M. Lavender, estate. Inventory of lands in Cass County,
FLoyd County, tr{alker County, and Gilmer County. There is a fuIl
descriplion of the 1ot, inctudiog number, district, and section which
is not given here. Total value of land ls $30,750.00.
(The above covers Pages 125-24a, Book A, lnferior Court Minutes. This
record will be continued in the next Quarterly. )
Abstracted by ShirleY Gardner
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49
THE FAMILY OF ]SAAC SHERMAN AND ELIZABETH HAMES KIMBERLY
By Karen Dunagan Smi th
Rt 1, Box 330,
Kankakee, IL 60901
Isaac Sherman Kimberly went from Branford, CT, to Union County,
SC. He married Elizabeth Hames in Union County, Elizabeth's home,
in July 1823. The family was on the Union County Federal Census
for 1830 and T840. Land recorals indicate Isaac first purchased land
in Georgia in February, 1845. The Kimberly property was in the original
Henry County, GA, then the change In county lines placed it in Fayette
County, District 13, and last in Campbell County, lrhich today is
FuIton County, GA. His daughter Sarah's pension appfication states
she had lived in ceorgia since 'l 845.
There were 1B children born to Tsaac Sherman and Elizabeth Hames
Kinrberly between May 1824 and November 1848. The first T5 are thought
to have been born in Union County, SC. They are as follows:
l. James Marion Kimberly, md Nancy Anne Horne.
2. William Joe Kimberfy, md (l ) Elizabeth Tomb]in, md (2)
Cyrana \4 -Dorel I .
3. Mary Ann Kimberfy.
4. Charles Edward Kimberfy, md Evelyn Parker.
5. Sarah Jane Kimberly, md George Washington Vaugho.
6.
7,
8.
9.
1 0.
1T.
12.
13.
Susan Carofine Kimberly, md Barry wiffiam pritchard.
Lemuel C. Kimber]y, md ('l ) Elizabeth Moore, md (2) Maud E.
Brown.
Seth Solomon Kimberly.
Rachel Leah Kimberly.
Isaac Sherman Kimberfy, Jr.
Elizabeth C. Kimberly, md James Harrison Abercrombie.
Rebecca Amanda Kimberly, md l,iilliam Samuel Pate.
Lydia Emafine (imberly, md James Harrison Abercrombie.
Lydia died in 1887, and James then md Ellzabeth #1 'l above.
Lydia is the mother of the children of James.
14. ophefia Easeftine ](imber1y, md Claiborne A. Jones.
1 5.
Infant unnamed.
16. Lucinda Catherine Kimberly, md ceorge Washington Wafden.
17. Noah Idashington Kimberly, md Delifah Ann Walden.
1B- Frances Ellendor (imberfy, md George Washington J.
Abercrombie.
James and George Abercrombie \rere brothers; ceorge and DeIilah
tr^lafden were brother and sisterA fe!, related oames through the countless descendants of this
family are Strother, Frey, Shoemake, Cooke, Page, Hornse, Hart, Martin,
Evans, I,trooten, Maddox, Middlebrooks, Thrasher, Alexander, Anderson,
Garrett, ltra11ace, Hayoes, Harrlson, Cater, Leatherwood, Easterwood,
Coleman, Otwell, Mccord, Brown, though not all!
Every second Sunday in June, the descendants of James Marlon
Kimberly hofd a reunion in Dodge Co., GA. They rrould like lo extend
an invitation to anyone related or interested in attending. For
information, pfease contact cerafd Waflace, 9T60 Fayettevitle Rd.,
Jonesboro, GA 30235, tefephone 4A4-178-2252.
your genealogical lnformation pertaining to CarroII County,
particufarly fa.nily histories or group sheets. If you haven't sent us
your pedigree chart for pubfication, a blank is at the back of this
We wefcome
Ouarterly.
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The following is taken from the "Justice of Peace Book'r 1837 1848, as
found in Drawer 60, Box 23, Georgia Archives Microfilm. This book
lists all Countles. submitted by Mary Florence word.
JUSTICES OF
THE PEACE
CARROI,I, COUNTY
DlST.
8t 3
653
129
'754
682
642
NAME
Matthew Reid
Aron Mi 11er
Joseph Li tt 1e
Alex
GEORG]A
APPOINTED
20 Jany 1837
Gogqens
649
114
649
813
113
154
129
154
122
114
J13
8t
3
114
th
R. O. C. Ruffin
J Onn f 1n erorano
Saml. B. Landrum
Carter I,trh i te
Charfes Hu I sey
John Ward, Jr.
Gresham Durham
Henry S. Chance
wyatt Chand I er
H, P. Mabry
Carter Whi te
Danief B. Head
'1hos. J onn s Eon
Johnson Fi sher
John H- Hol comb
Bailey 11. Freeman
Thomas Johnson
Ildr,/in G. wombfe
E 11j ah Stephens
Martin Holconb
George tri- Hunt
Benj amln S. l,Ierr i 1
ght
Isaiah Beck Junr.
uatthew
642
R. V, C. Ruffin
John Hi fderbrand
carrington Knight
l.iilliam Rooks
wilson Cartri ght
James B. Tommy
649
653
'7
29
649
129
113
1006
837
1838
Richard
John Lamberth
Carrington Kni ght
smi
113
6A2
'l
9 April
Bla Lock
H
'71 3
7 June
28 May 1838
John Mahaf fey
AI Ien Mcwhorter
Giles
RELEASED
Kni
Alexander Goggans
i,JllIiam Owens
Benj amin J. Camp
A11en Mcwhorter
fhomas Rabun
James H. Lassiter
B. 14. Freeman
John whi taker
30 March 1840
26 Feby 1B3B
12 ApriI 1837
7 June 1837
26 Feby 1B38
29 April 1839
9 April '1 1B3B
28 May 838
21 Jany 39
29 April 1839
29 April 1839
30 March 1840
l4 January 184'l
17 June
T4 January 1841
27 February "
l June
''
4 Augst
28 Jany
17 June
'l
842
1843
1843
3 July
T
28 Jany
1 June
1841
843
1843
1841
4 Augst
1842
15 July
1843
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Ju
DTST.
813
729
682
859
713
642
114
649
813
1006
'7
29
653
006
729
T
'71 4
653
8',1
of the Peace, contrd.
st i ces
3
714
649
813
713
1006
653
APPOINTED
NAME
Washington D. Stephens
Richard l,l.
l4cKee
3 July 1843
15 July 1843
'l
Jany 24
I\im. Brooks
Richard Benton
Thomas u. Conally
Thomas E. Buehanon
Bailey 11. Freeman
845
2'l Jan 1B4B
Richard l'1. Fletcher
Joseph C. lli1liams
R. V. C. Ruffio
Benjamin S. i{erre11
r,{. l{- Burson
'1
I,im. King
washington D. S tephens
Kenneth l4urcheson
Irm. Owens
I^Ii I I iam O. I,Jagnon
Richard it.
McKee
Jas. C. Ga ines
I^I. T. Jackson
John C. Price
John Palmer
Malcomb A. McRae
Hiranr Hal l
Simeon Blair
James H- Hano
John Robinson
4 Dec
1846
4 Decr
Nathaniel Adams
Martin Holcomb
Morris A- Ragan
Phifip BrJrro\,r
D. B, Head
A. J. Adderhofd
RELEASED
1347
Mar 1847
Jany 24
30
1B Decr I847
18 45
19 l'1ay 1846
3 July 1846
14 Dec 1846
29 Jan 184'7
30 l.'larch 1847
8 Sept 1847
19 May 1846
3 July
1846
29 Jan
31 Jan
184'7
1348
8 Sept
1847
21 Decr 1847
l8 Decr 1847
27 Jan 1B4B
31 Jan T B4B
Carrol] Free Press, Thursday, october 13, 192'7
CARROLLTON IN THE YEAR 1889
The foIlov/ing articfe about CarrolLton appeared in the Macon Teleqraph,
dated August 6th, 1889.
From The
CARROLLTON
rrhich is the terminus of the savannah, Griffin and North Alabama
road, and lies beyond Newnan, on the other side of the Chattahoochee
river. The town cro!/ns the summit of a series of lofty hi1ls and
overfooks the country for many mifes around. It is magnificently
located, and the seat of a dense white population. Now at length
we have indeed struck a
WHITE MANIS COUNTRY
lrith the darkies only thinly scattered heie and there. The fand
is divided up into small farms, often not exceeding fifty acres in
extent, anil rarely reaching 2OO acres. The people are sturdy, hard
worklng tilfers of the soil, and the very impersonation of rugged
health. rn stature anal brarin some of them are veritabfe sons of
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Carrollton in the Year 1889, Cont'd.
Anak. Their crops of corn and small grain are very promlsing, but
it is feared that the stands of cotton lrill be bad throughout the
region- Many fields have already been plo!,7ed up and planted over,
and more of this work v,/iII be necessary. This is the result of recent
frosts, and the protracted cool and dry spell. frish potatoes, green
peas and other early vegetables are to be found in the greatest perfection and profusion. This is the county seat of Carroll, and enioys
No fess than
the trade of a large territory.
THIRTY
STORES
do business here and trade appeared quite brisk for the season.
Anong the merchants who read the Telegraph are Askerr, Bradfey & Co.,
!"/ho do an immense business, divided all over the city and its environs.
The Merchantsr and Planters' Bank of Carrolltoo is one of the most
prosperous institutions of that town. The officers are E. G. Kramer,
president; L. c. Mandevifle, vice president, and Henry Lanier, cashier.
They have recently commenced business on a capital of $25,000, but
are already piling up a creditable surplus.
Carrollton has inaugurated a system of public schools which will
prove a blessing to hel people. Fifty-five hundredths of I per cent
of the taxable values of the place, with the state's subsidy, furnish
ampfe means to run them. Some idea of the numerical disparity betlreen
the two races may be formed'l from the fact that out of a total of 110
schools in the county only 9 are colored.
INDI]STRIES
The town contains over 1,500 lnhabitants, two hotels, one sash and
blind factory, one steam grist and flouring mill, two clever vreekly
oe!"rspapers -- the Times and Free Press -- a building and Loan association, with Oscar Reese president and Henry Lanier secretary and
treasurer, and wilf soon have a neat and commodious opeta house, now
in process of construction, completed, with several new stores underneath. An oif and cotton mill are afso in contemplation. Two of the
most prominent merchants, Messrs. L. C. Mandeville and E. G. Kramer,
are absent at this tlrne on a visit to friends in Europe.
Mr, J. B. Beal1 represents another furniture and undertaker's estabfishment and came originaffy from Cuthbert, Ga. He has a brother
here afso engaged in the practice of law.
Mr. E, sharpe, Jr., sells family and fancy groceries, ice and mineral
waters,
Messrs. Coleman & Benson are je\relers and dealers in fancy articles.
Mr. o. W. Bagwell runs a first cfass livery and sales stable.
THE BAR OF CARROLLTON
is boLh numerous and able. During my visit the city court was in
session, Judge Adamson presiding, with a large docket, both civil
anC criminal, before him. The judge is a man of infinite humor,
but his rulings \r'7ere always just and to the pointThe locaf bar is well nigh unanimous in its support of the Tefegraph.
fn the list of subscribers may be included Messrs. Adamson & Jackson,
o. J. Iqafker, J. L. Cobb, G. l"I. Austin, and those courteous officiafs,
Hon. S. J. Brown, ordinary, and J. M. B. KeIly, the efficient clerk
of the superior court.
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Carrollton in the Year 1889, Cont'd.
Mr. M. w- Upshaw has recently taken charge of the Commerciaf Hotel
on the pubfic square. The building is in need of repairs, but within
aII is comfortable and cosy to his well-fed guests. My o\rn lot waits
east eith mine genial host of the Chambers House. As to the merits
of the estabfishment, I will simply quote the opinion of a hypercritical Atlanta drummer. He said "1 can find no such grub as this
in At1anta," and he was doubtless right. fn my drive around the
city f was delighted lriLh the numerous picturesque views and many
evidences of solid gro\ith and lmprovement.
To the mayor of the City, the Honorable Oscar Reese, and indeed the
merchants and citizens generalfy, I am iodebted for many kind and
special attentions. Their rising little city has a bright future
in prospect.
From The
Carroll Free Press, Thursday, october 13,
THE MASON]C lNSTITUTE
IN
1927
CAR OLL COUNTY
By Dr. James D. Hamrick (picture of Dr. Hamrick)
The Masonic lnstitlltion has nourished in Carroll from a very
early period, The spirit of llasonry came with the first settlers,
and many actualfy coming irith their demits from the eastern section
of this State as well as from other States. owing, hov,/ever, to the
fact that the earfy settlers lived far apart, it was not until TB4B
\rere chartered.
that the first lodqes
on November 'l st, 1848, tlro lodges lrere chartered in the county,
carrofL Lodge No. 69, and villa Rica Lodge No. 72. on October 30th,
1851 , County Line Lodge No- 159 \aas granted a charter; on october
3oth, 1856, Bowdon Lodge No. 206, and on the 28th day of october,
1858, Rotherwood (norr Lovreff) Lodge No. 170, irere chartered.
Since said last date efeven lodges have been chartered in the
count/, making sixteen in number at the present time. The lodges
in the order of aEe, together lrif,h the Masters, follorv:
Carroff Lodge l\lo. 69, chartered Noveinber 1st, 1848. The follo!.7ing
Worshipful rlasters have served this lodge: James C. Stark, lB4B;
Ahas J. Buggess, 1849 ard 1853;
Beverly B. Thomasson, 1848 and 1855;
'l
Sanford Kingsbety, 1854, 1855, 865, and 1B6B; wilfiam w. l4erreIl,
857, 1860, and 'l 864; lJiIliam E. Curtis, 1858 and 1859i Henry F.
lB59; John M. Richardson, 1870, 1814, and 1885; David Striplin,
Merrell,
'l 871
; william tJ. Fitts, 1B'73, 1B'75, 1876, and 1877; \fi1liarn Il. Reagao,
878; Joseph L. cobb, TB79; Buford A. Sharpe, 1880, 1883, 1885, and
Bg6; David J. Iloore, TBB4; Samuel E, Grow, 1887 to 1893, inclusive;
James D. Hamrick, 1894 to 1909, inclusive, 1912, 1922, 1926, ar,d
1927; Edwin A. l{errell, 191A, 1911, and 1917; Robert E. Foster, 1918;
Jas. U. Strickland, 'l 914, died in office; unexpirecl term filled by
l,laurice 1.1. Hal1un; James 1.1. Barnes, 1915; Leon Hood, 1916; w. J.
Aldridge,
1911i \,t. c. Foster, 1918; Harry r\,loore, 1923 and 'l 924; Euqene T.
'l
Steed, 925.
Carroll Lodge is the only Lodge in the county furnishing a grand
officer. James D. Hamrick has fiIled all the principaf offices in
the Grand Lodge of Georgia, being Granal llaster for the years 923
and I 924.
The l{orshipful llasters of Vif}a Rica Lodge No. '12 follo\l'. Thomas
Stokely, 1848, 1850 aod lB51 ; E. S. Cand1er, 1849i D. M. Ilodgson,
1852, 1A51 and 1862; David Striplin, 1853, and 1863. A. M. Mcwhorter,
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The Masonic fnstitute in Carroll county, cont'd.
T854, and 1855i J. T. Slaughter, 1854, 1A61 | 1861 ,1869, 1A74, 1AiA,
'l BB5, and 1889; rsaac Kinney, 1864 and TB66; s' w- Nofes, 1a7ot 1873,
1890, and 1894; R. T. Mccardy, 1879 and 1880; w. E. Slaughter, 1894;
F. C. Johnson, 1A95i J. M. Hamrick, 1896; S. C. Cand]er, 1897, 1898,
lgOO and 1906; Martin Hamrick, 1899, 1905' 19A9, 1921 ; G. P. Braswell,
1907 and 1908; T. F. sykes, 1910, 1911, 1913t 1915t 1916t 1918t 1919t
1g20, 1923, 1924t arld 1925i T. M. Hamrick, 1912'i J. M. Moore, 1916;
t^I. T. Hamrick, 1917i \'1. D. Powe11, 1922i w. B. Powe11, 1926i E. J.
Dan ie I , 1 927.
County Line No. 'l 58: Masters: John Bowen, 'l 85'l , '1 852, and
1854; D. B. Head, T853, and 1855; H. M. Head, 1856, 1857, 1867, and
A. B- Dorris, 1860, 1861, and
1868; williarn Moore, 1858 and lB59;
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1A62; E. M. Harris, 1863, and 864; T. J. idood, 1865; W. B. Richards,
1866, 1867, and 1871; J. A. irilson, 1869; lvilliam Leak, 1872; F. M.
1880, 1831 , 1882, 1883, 1884,
Ca.,rp, 1873; M. D. l^Iatkins, 1B'74, 1B'/5t
1B85, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890, ',l 893, 1895, 1896, 1901 , 1902'
T903, and 1905; L. Hofland, 1876; I^I. L. Fridell, 1A77, A. J. Brlrnett,
1878 and 1819i G. 11. Burnett, 1890 and 1A92i B. 1,. Camp, 1897; J. w. H.
RusseIl, 'l B9B; W. C, Camp, 1899; l{. J. Lassetter, 1904; J. A. MCAIister,
1913, 1914t 1915, 1916, 1917,
1906, 1ga7 t 1908, 1909, 1910, 19T1,1912,
'l
1918, and 1924. J. E. Dr.lrrett, 9'1 9 and 1920i \t. O. wl1son, 1921
w. O. Eidson, 1923; H. L. WiIson, 1925; J. H. 'faylot, 1926
ar,d 1921 .
Bolrdon Lodge, as before stated, was chartered io 1856, and the
\"iriten has been unable to get a full report froni this lodge; such
data as has been furnishecl follo_!rs: l"lasters: L. E. wilson, D. S.
Iiarren, J. P. Anderson, J. L. l-ovvorn, J. J. tralker, R. M. Lovvorn,
L. P. Becl(, C. C. Bean, lf. O. Barrow. T. R. Holley has served this
Lodge 35 years as Ty1er, an,l G. S. McElroy ls the present Secretary.
Lowelf Lodge No. 'l 70, formerly Rotherwood, chartered in 1858
as ]lo+-herlrood Lodgc, but fater noved to Loweff anii the narne changed
to Louell. It has been impossible to procure a fist of all the l4asters,
but such'l as have been furnished follow: C. P. Gordon, 1884; 1'1. C.
Aycock. 885; J. R. Carter, 1836, 1887, 1888, 1890' 1n92, 1893 and
and 1896; Ir. i{. Cavender, 1897,
1895; J. A. Culpepper, 1891, 1894
139A, 1900, 1901 , C. A. Duncan, 'l 899, and 1902i L.'l G. Coi,rart, 1903;
l{. A, Johnson, 1904, 1906, 191 4, 1911t 1918, and 92'l ; L. J. Stephens,
1905; J. l{. Broirn, 1907, 19AA, 191A, 1912, 1913, 1915, and 1916;
J. s. rtillia;ns, 1919; R. A. Lane, 192Ai J' T. Coart, 19O9, 1911,
1922, 1923, and 1924; J. R- Stalltngs, 1925t 1925, 192'7.
Goshen Lo.lge l\lo. 7l as char:tered llovember 1sL, 1877, and hel.l
its i.reetings at Gosherl cllurch in Hear.l couniy for a nunber of years,
after ldhlc}r time ii: was movsd to Roopville, its present- hone. It
retained the o1d name. The first l'lorshipful }4aster 'ras i']. L. Craven.
No report having been furnisheC from this Lodge, it is inpossible
to give a Iist of officers; holrever, the follo\ring servecl as )lasters
at various tines: !1. L. craven, J. Ii. Roop, S' Il. l4i11ican, rrl. J.
llil1ican, I,/. T. Freel , G. E. Pentecost, B. E. Rcop, J. 1,. l'{erLell.
Tentple Lodge Na- 322t chartered october. 27, 1BB6: l'lasters:
l^/illiam Brooks, 'l 897; J. Ii, Algood, 1883, 1390, 'l S91 , aicl 1893i R. L.
Rowe, T889, 1a92, 1894, 1895, 1896, 900; R. I'. i'lest, 1907; i'J. B.
Chaidler, 1893, 19 ,19O3, 1904, 19A5, an.l 1905; I'i. L. Rowe, 1899,
1907. and 191?-; D, Il. Hanr-ich, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911,1915' 1917t
1 qTA, 1919, and lg2Oi'r. S. I'Iest, I9'l 3, 191 4, an.l 1915; Z. T. Adams,
1921 , 1922t an.). 1923i C- E. Ringer, 1921, 1925, an.] 1925; C. ll. sial1ings, 1927.
anA 1922i
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Institute in Carroll County, Contrd.
whitesburg Lodge, chartered october 30th, 1890. Masters: C. P.
Gordon, 'l 890 and 1891; E. L. Jones, 1892'i J. B. Camp, 1893i B. F.
camp, 1894; w. H. Thomas, 1895; W. H. Thomas 1896i J. B. camp, 1897;
J. A. Nix, lB98; J. B. Camp, 1899; J. A. Nix, 1900; W. F. FridefI,
T 90'l ; w. T. Adams, 19a2i J. A. Nix, 1903; G. W. Burnett, 1904, 19A9,
1910, 1911, 191'7, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921 , 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926,
arld 192-/i T. W. Camp, 'l 905; lv. V. Burnett, 1906, and 1907i J. F.
Hi1]ey, 1908; D. w. Brown, 1912i H. D. watkins, 1913; B. L. Camp,
l914; F, A. watkins, T915; J. R. Strickland, 19T6.
Sand Hill Lodge No. 350, chartered october 29th, TB9T. Masters:
Broom, 'l 89'l t 1892t 1e93t and lB94; Jacl<son KeI1ey, 1895,
J. A. P.
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1896, 897, 1898, and 'l 899i T. M. Hamrick, 1900, 1901 ; i'i. R. Morgan,
1904; J. C. S.nith, 1905, and T906; W. H. Farmer, 1907; J. A. F. Broom,
1908; W. T. Hendon, 1909 and 'l 910; l{. R. Young, 1911, 1912, and 1913;
A. J. Garst, 1914i W. B- Dlckson, 1915, 1916t 1917,1918t 1919,1920,
and 192T,1924, 1925, 1926t and 1927i A. H. Jones, 1922i w. L. Hesterlee,
1923 .
zion Lodge No. 508, chartered November 3oth, 908. Masters:
H. M. Earnest, 1908, 'l 909, 191At 1911, 1913, 1925, and 1926; R. R.
Bishop, 1912, 1915, 1916, and 19T7; R. L. Jacobs, 1914, 192O, a^d
1921 i J. B. Entrekin, 1918; F. F. Tant, 1919; J. I^I. Cook, 1922, 1923;
J. E. Harrison, 1924i S. B. Duncan, 1927.
Burwell Lodge No. 546, chartered october 2Bth, 1908. No report
having been furnished, onfy information at hand is as above given,
together with the fact that T. L. Roberts was the first Master.
Rotherlrood Lodge No. 618, re chartered November 2nd, 1911, the
old charter and old nr.lmber being taken by Lowefl. No further information.
Buck Creek Lodge No. 639, chartered October 29, 1913. Mastersi
D. R. Brock, 1913, 1914, and 1919; o. L. Hammond, 1915, 1916, 191'7 '
and 19T8; F. J. Co1e, 1920i w. H. Spence, 1924i \l . E. Boen, 1925
and 1926; J. F, Co1e, 1927.
Tyus Lodge No. 671 , chartered October 29th, 1919. W. P. Cumbie
was the first Master. No report haviog been furnished from this l,odge,
fh6 MosLers cd-lnoL be givan.
Kansas Lodge No. 683, chartered october 26th, 1921. Masters:
A. W. Braden, 1921 , and 1922i D. S. tr{arren, 1923; J. T. McKibben,
1924j J. D. Melear, 1925i D, S. ldarren, 1926i J. D. Melear, 1927.
free State Lodge No. 384, chartered November 1sL, 1922. Masters:
1922i L. J. Brock, 1923; Thos. R. Luck, 1924i c. C.
J. H. Croft,
Fitts, 'l 925; H. R. Cale, 1926i I. N. Ballard, 1927.
The total membership of the order in the county according to
the proceedings of the Grand Lodge for 1926 numbers T180.
There are three chapters, Royal Arch llasons, Carrollton, ViIla
Rica and Bowdon.
Hebron Commandery No. 23, K. T., focated at Carrollton, as chartered 1907 and the following Knights have served as Commanders:
J. D. Hamrick, R. F. Hyatt, B. L. Garrett, J. M. Burns, J. H. Barron,
J- O. NewelI, J. H. croft, R. E. Foster, L. J. Brock, C. K. Henderson,
H, T-. Kingsbery, T. R. Luck, N. N. Johnson, A. E, Harper, W. O. Cobb,
D. S. Reese, and J. C. Griffin. Eminent Sir L. J. Brock, past Commander
of Hebron Commandery, was elected Grand ftiarden of the Grand Commandery
of Georgia at Athens, Georgia, May T4th, 1925; elevated to Grand
Sworal Bearer at Savannah, Georgia, !(ay, 1926, and further elevated
to the station of Grand Standard Bearer at Rome, Georgia, May, 1927.
The Masonic
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The Masonic Instltute in carroff County, Cont'd.
The Masonic Lodges of the county have had an honored
the development of the religiolls, social, and educational
part in
life of
the county. without ostentation or the sounding of trumpets they
have succored the indignant, the oppressed, and the distressed of
this community. The institution has stood four square for the principles of democracy, and the greatest measure of individuaf freedom
conslstent v/ith the good of the body potitic; it has not only respected
but encouraged the religious sentiment of its members; it has supported
with a strong arm the duly constituted civil authority; it has inculcated obedlence to 1aw and respect for the power:s that be; it has
stood for social purity and a strict adherence to the slmple, though
primitive and fundamental virtues. It has been a loyal frieod to
education and general culture. Before the days of the public school,
Carrofl Lodge sponsored the Carroflton Masonic Institute. In 1853,
it put ln motion this school at Carrollton, the three principal officers
of the Lodge being trustees of the school. The schoof was thus operated until 1871 , at which time, at the instance of one of our great
pioneer educators, Major John M. Richardson, the school was chartered
as Carroll Masonic Institute, with the three pr.incipal officers of
Carroll Lodge as Trustees untit 1873. on the fast named date the
fodge sold the school property to Major Rlchardson for the sum of
five dollars, it appearing that the school coufd be made more efficient
under the direction of a practicaf educator. This institution ltas
the forerunner of Carrollton's spfendid public school system of today,
and the Masonic Institution can modestly claim a ploneer's part in
this substantial achievement.
If engendering a fraternal spirit among alf our people, and
giving moraf support to every movement for the common good possess
merit, then Masonry in carroll has_abu:ui"!,I ,_":.1t1"1
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ITEMS OF GENEALOGICAL INTEREST
CARROLL COI]NTY TlMES
Continried from the Winter 1990 Quarterfy
4 May 'l 878
Mrs. P. G. Garrison of Athens, AL, who is on a visit to her mother,
Mrs- Curtis at this place, we regret lo learn has the measles.
criffin Sun - Mr. George Reeves of Carrollton, a former resident
of Grlffin, came do\i7n a few days since to spend some time in this
section. He moved to the former place three years ago and this is
h1s first visit since then.
Hymeneal - A correspondent fron Sulphur Springs, Merivrether Co.,
to the Lacrange Reporter, sends the foffowing item among others to
that paper: Mr. fincher, of Carroll, r,ras married to Miss IIie Giffespie,
on the 2nd inst. Miss Ifie was one of our most popular and charming
young ladies. We hope their union will be like a linked sweetness,
f ong dra!,in out.
BILLow - Mr. Allen Cook, father of Capt. Bi1lie Cook, the sav/mi11
man, .,rlsited us the latter pait of last v/eek. His home is near Atlanta.
2
3l May T B7B
Per.haps the oldest living settler io Carroll County is Squire Beck
of the 'l 'l th District, vrho was in town a few days ago. He cane to
this couotry 52 years ago in December T826, and still lives on the
same place he then settfed. He rras a member of the first jury empaneled
in this county. court was held at old Carroflton at that time and
Carroll County Times, Cont'd.
Iasted all day. Three cases were tried, onfy t!,ro lawyers being present,
Squire Fambrough and Rodgers. Walter T. Conquitt, father of the
present Governor , \das the presiding Judge. He held court sitting on a
pine log The .nfant cnild of Mr. J. L. Tayfor of this Place died on last
Saturday morning. About four months ago a grain of unparched coffee
Iodged in its windpipe and it lrds rron thls Lhat it died.
Tne wrta of W- S. Bonrer of this county died one day lasl r./eek.
vl- Carson of Sand Hill, died on last Saturday
\rs. r-arson, n/i'e of
mornr,ng.
No community was ever more deeply saddened than
riomen, Martha
,a. o.,i= on the aleath of one of our most promising young
and
Jerusha
S'
of
Jordan
daughter
M. Buyers, r.rife of C. P. Buyers,
this life
departed
she
Fow1er.
Holla;d, anal granddaughter of Elbert
years,
T7
age
of
the
April I of the present year, having attained
her father,
of
resldence
at
the
6 months, and 2) days. She was married
party
attended
the
bridal
which
sunday morning, t'tarin:, 1878, after
dinner
for
Holland's
to
Mr.
p."."hi.,g in ihe vicinity, and returned
she
vras
her
marriage
after
day
in the aiternoon... - on the eighth
survived
She
for
treatment....
father
car_ried back to the home of her
her marriage onfy five weeks and one day....
Of cour se
BOWDON - w. S. Tweedefl has opened a tan yard in Bowdon'
pay
cash.
he
ltill
he wants tan bark and hldes for \rhich
(Long article)
7 June
1878
Hymeneal - Married at the residence of the bride's father, Mr'
by the
;amls A. Bass on sunday, the 2nd inst., at B o'cLock p'm'
Rass'
Tmme
Lula
to
Miss
Juhan
J.
MrJames
Dimmock,
I,,lil1iarn
Rev,
diatefy after the ceremony, the groom and bride attended services
at the M. E, Church when at the close they received the congratulatioos of many of their friends.
Notlce from the County Line Lodge No. 159, E. A. M. - 'rohn !I'
Richards, who departed this tife on the 24th day of March, T878,
aged 53 yrs, 2 months, and 14 days.... Affectionate husband and
father....
Johnie R,rssell is a firsl rate ox driver.
Miss Mollie Danl'e1 teft for Powder Springs on last Friday where
she goes on a visit to relatives for a short time.
Boabie Fitts has been down very slck with l:yphoid fever but lre
are glad to fearn that he is convalescing.
Col. Owen Smith is the veteran frog eater of our tovrn. He says
the
that he taught Co]. Ed Long and Col. \^Iatt I'Ief ls holt to enjoy
froq
that
says
Henry
Robinson
juicei
animal.
nuslcal
of
that
sweet
eat."
best
he
"ever
rneat is the
BILLow - Charfie Garrett some seven or eight years ofd, son of
Mr. W. J. Garrett, got his arm broken by a fatL the other day' He
is getting wef l.
uncle .rohnny Arnold is quite sick at this rrriting but we hope ere
thls is printad he lriff be better. Dr. Gaulding of carrollton is
waiting on h im.
14 June 'l B7B
Mr. Jimmie Garlison of Texas, l"/ho went to school here several years
ago, spent a few days in Carrollton the first of the week' He !'as
on hi. ,.y home from the University of Virginia r''here he has been
a student the past three years, having completed the course ln the
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Carroll County
, Cont'd.
He will commence the practice
law department at that institution.
of 1aw on his return home to Henderson and in his chosen profession
!,re lrlsh him great success.
BILLOW - A gloom has been cast over our community from the death
of our venerable neighbor and friend, UncIe Johnny Arnold, whose
iffness we nentioned last week. He died about five o'clock a.m.
last Monday. His funeral lras preached by Rev. David stripling at
ten a.m. on Tuesday at the Old Campground before the ioterment of
the body. uncle Johnny was a highly respected citizen. a good neighbor and no doubt a genuine good man in every sense.... (Long article)
21 June 1878
Times
Hymeneal - Married on the 12th of June, at the resldence of the
bride's father, Mr. George M. L. Spence of the Kansas District to
Miss Emma L. Rowe of the 6th District, the ceremony being performed
by P. H. Chandler, N.P. To the newly wedded pair we extend our best
!,/ishes for their future welfare and happiness.
Notice by the Mt. Zion Baptist Church - Oliver Barron, who died
at home February 5, 1878. His suffering was long and great, yet
he bore it patiently and v/ithout a murmur.... The family has fost
a son and a brother....
Albert Sharp moved over to his nelr home yesterday. i{e welcome
him to our side of town.
Mr. Jasper Pope has recently buift a veranda to his residence which
adds very much to its appearance.
l,1rs. A. R. Blander of i{ard's Seminary, Nashville, Tennessee, is
on a visit to her parents in this place.
Albert Dimmock who has been going to school in Decatur, Ga., since
about the first of January, returned home on Monday evening.
Messrs. Jasper and Frank Pope have bought out the interest of Mr.
Jim Pope in the store of J. F. Pope & Bro.
Miss Jennie McFaif, connected !,rith the LaGrange Female Colfege,
is spendlng her vacation with the family of Dr. Gaulding of this
pIace.
Messrs. King & Skinner are fixing up a brick yard northwest of
tor,rn on the tan yard branch. They wiII burn a kiln of brick this
summer.
Mrs- A. G. Fambrough \rho lives near The Rock, Upson Co., spent
several days in town the first week on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
G- A. Gardner. The husband of Mrs. F. lras one of the early settlers
of this county and !,/as its representative in Legislature when the
county site was changed to this pface. He moved away soon afterwards
and now fives in Upson County.
Obituary - Mrs. Eliza ll, Carson, wife of James W. Carson, and eldest
daughter of Jackson and Sarah Neely, rras born in Chester Dist., SC,
Aug. 3, 1813, and died at her residence near Sand Hi11, P.O. Carrofl
Co. Ga., l4ay 25, 'l B7B. At an early age she gave her heart to the
Lord and her hand to the Methodist Church.... Brother Carson, being
a member of the Baptist Church, she was as regular in attending his
meetings as he was himsetf. Aunt Liza, as she was familiarly known,
rras sick only a few days- Many relatives and friends.... two grandsons
that she almosL rdol ized....
(These newspaper items wilf be continued in the next Quarterly.)
Abstracted by shirley Gar:dner
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The following books wele purchased by
Neva Lomason Library in Carrollton:
the Society and donated to the
"A Researcher's Library of Georgla Hlstory and Genealogy,
and Records Sources, Volume II," by Robert S. Davis, Jr.
(Volume T is in the Neva Lomason Library.)
"Georgians in the Revolution at Kettle Creek {Wilkes County)
and Burke County," by Robert S. Davis, Jr.
"Records of Jasper County, cA, from the Geolgia Department
of Archives and History,rr by Robert S. Davis, Jr.
"History of Pickens county, 1935," by Luke E. Tate.
FOCUS OF RESEARCH
BOMAR, GOSSETT/GOSSfT, HAWKINS, HAYNES, POPHAM, WINKLER.
Joseph L. Whitten, P. O. Box 125, Odenville, AL 35120.
BRADBURY, HELTON, HONEA, MANOR, WHTTE.
Harold Smith, 825 Austin Dr., Smyroa, cA 30082-3305.
GARMON, OWENS
Lois o.
I
WAITS /WAITE
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Ner'/man, 20 Madison Newman
Rd., Tallapoosa, cA
30'1
76.
BRAND, CAMP, CASH, CRISWELL, CUMBY, HEMBREE, KlRKLAND, NOLAN, PEEBLES,
RICHARDSON, SPRADLIN.
,A1lce
Jordan, 131 Hope Shirey Way, Newnan, GA 30263.
BUTLER, DRIVER, FREEMAN, MALONE, PATTTLLO.
Carey L. Marsh, 45020 Pawnee Dr., Fremont, CA 94539.
CHAPPELL, ESTES, MARTIN, SHADINGER, WALKER,
alI Carroll Co. families.
Mary Lou Schmidt, 7332 Rio Hondo Pl., Downey, CA 90241 .
BROWN, HILL, HYATT, IVEY/]VY, TURNER, WOODARD/WOODWARD.
Wefdon & Lefa V. Peterson, 530 North 200 East, Monroer UT 84754.
Hiriam BOATRIGHT/BOATWRIGHT, who lived in Cross Plains atea, and is
burled in the Cross Plains Cem. Believe he r'/a s a pastor of the Cross
Plains Baptist Church in ca 1BB0's. BOONE, HEATH, LASSETTER.
Sammye Brazell Cupp, 118 N. Hoover, Enid, OK 73703.
John Hariison ALLEN, Missouri ALLEN, Tom ALLEN, William Henry ALLEN,
Nancy CALLOWAY, Reuben P. DOLLAR, Franklin Beasley GIPSON, Harrison
HAMRICK, Orran JONES, Rebecca KEITH, Blizabeth OSBORN, Hannah PINSON,
Frances Amanda Louisa SCOTT PRICE, Fraoces RISENHOOVER, Priscifla E.
SMITH, Henry H. SWORDS, Thomas Barnes WILLIAMS.
Sharell K. Williams, P. O. Box 56, SoSo, MS 39480-0056.
AYRES, BARTON, BILBO, CLECKLER, HEAD, PARKER, ROBINSON.
Robert L. Conlee, 1978C Hammond Circle, HonoIulu, HI 96818.
Dr. James H. RODGERS, b 1l Dec 179ai d 27 July 1868. Lucy lemperance
b 9 Oct 1841 .
BiIl O'Donnell, 1227 Van Buren Rd., Apt. 44, Fostorla,
James P. WOOD
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RUSSELL,
OH 44830.
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QUERIES
COLWELL, CRAWFORD, LATSON, PAYNE, REEVES.
COLWELL
Seeking information on descendants of Flaif and Dorothea
(listed
pavsE
Carrolf
as F]ute
of
pAyNE. iLaiI
is in the 1860 census
Martha
who
are
children
PAYNE). He died in Carrolf ln 1868. Known
REEVES,
married
E1i
Efmira
marrieal Robert LATSoN, 1840, Butts co. GA;
Thomas J'
1844, Monroe co. GA, in Carr:ol1 by 1860; Adelaide married(Volly)
M'
Vafentine
CnlwFono, in Carrolt by 1860; Mary married
cRAwEoRD; ln carrofl bt 1870. According to census and other information
there !.7ere several more children in this family. Can anyone identify?
Kathleen P. Roberts, Rt. 3, Box 75-Y, Galveston, 'fx 77554'
CLEMENTS, DORRIS.
the parents of John McKeosie DORRIS, b 1806 SC,
married Elizabeth CLEMENTS io Carroll 1830, d 1883, bur Sweetwater
Church, Paulding Co. GA? l'Ihat !'ias his retationship to wllIiam DoRRrs,
who wai also in the 1B3O Census of carroll', later in Heard Co' who was
william DORRIST lrife? Where did he die? Any information appreciated'
Kathleen P. Roberts, Rt. 3, Box 75-Y, Galvestoot Tx 11554'
Does anyone know
CASH, HEI4BREE.
Need information
famify of Carrolf Co' I^/i1f iam and
1900. was it their daughter,
in
Rica
Mary HEMBREE tived in vil'1a
Patrick cAsH in Carrofl co'
Henry
uelinda.lane HEMBREE, lrho married
Census.
1900
in
the
door
in 1886? They lived next
GA 30263.
Newnan,
Way,
Alice Jordan, 131 Hope Shirey
on the
HEMBREE
ANDERSON, ECHOLS.
Seeking information on the parents of Augustus T' or Thomas A'
ECIIOLS, b 1823 TN(?), d 1851 AK. He mar:ried l'1ary A\IDPRSoN in 1845
b TB45 TN, d
in Lincoln Co. TN. Childien: {1) william Jonathan,
iSgS lureka, rx. (2) t'lartha Ann, b 1848 AK, d 1924 t[ise Co' Tx' (3)
Augustus Thompson, b 1851 AK, d 1897 Huntsville, AL(?)' Jias on the
tai rolls of Lincoln Co. TN in 1846-184'1 . He was living in St' Prancis
co.
AK
in the 1850 census.
Ruth McNinch, 801 Colfege St., Carrollton, GA 30117'
ALFORD, POPE.
Seeking information on the parents of Henry Hardy ALFocD, b 1826 NC,
POPE in 1853'
d lBBT J;hnston Co, NC. He married Emily "Mi]]y"
1938
NC' And nine
NC,
d
1B68
children: Lairrence o'Bryan ALFoilD, b
others !
Ruth Mcl\Iinch, BOl coftege st., carroffton, GA 30117.
ADAIR, MCNINCII.
Seeking information on the parents of Cleveland L. MCNINCH, b 1852
SC(?) or l,{S(?), d 1924 MS. He first married Saffy ADAIR in 1832'
lliley Brooks MCNINCH. He secondly married Maria ADA]R in
Chilrl:
'l 889. 1-ived in l3enton Co. I'{S in 19OO and 1910, accordinE to the
l,1S Census records,
Ruth i(cNinch, 801 Colfege St', Carrollton, GA 30117.
HARP]]R. S]IEETS, YATES.
I am trying to prove
the parentage of Affred G. YATES, b 1339,
He married r'Iary E. HARPI]R, 28 I'1ar 1853, and
co.
oi
camplelt
Carroll
Their
children are i'7if1i3m, Arnanda, Thonas l4i1ton,
18
l,']ar
18r0.
died
his parents are .11fred G. YATIIS (b
T
believe
l1i1]y.
Martha, and
AmanCa SHEETS, but I cannot find proof
1840)
and
1817,
d
29
Aug
12 July
Any help s,if1 be appreciated.
Janice Yates Barnest, P. O. Box 30q, Anniston, AL 36202'
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DAVTS, WALKER.
Need help on a family enumerated in the 1880 carroll co. GA Census:
Enoc DAVTS, 61 WM GA; Sarah, 63 WF GA; Tiney C., 39 wE GAi Frances M.,
20 WM GA. I befieve Sarah is the daughter of Moses P. WALKER and
Toinette --- . They are enumerated ln the 1850 Co\deta co. Ceosus.
Are there any of you lrho can help me? T wilL be happy to pay postage
and copying fees. Also f have a storehouse of WALKER information
that I will be glad to share.
Mrs. Gertrude w. Stone, 11 Casey St., Newnan, GA 30263.
GARTTY, ROWE, WALKER
On 5 June 1902, Alberta WALKER married W. B. GARITY in Carrofl
Co. GA. Is this Alberta WALKER the daughter of Joel Timothy WALKER
anal F. A- E. (Llza) ROWE? F. A. E. ROWII WAL-K-ER-r s motherrs name was
Mary or Miranda and F. A. E. ROWE had a brother James. Someone please
help. I've been trying to solve this famity puzzle since 1982. WilI
be happy to share information and pay for postage and copying of any
information.
Mrs. Gertrude w. Stone, 11 Casey St. , Ne!,7nan, GA 3026 3
CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGTCA], SOCIETY
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Maxine Alcorn, 1038 Althea, Houston, TX 77018.
Rod Ba11, 7360 S.W. 115th St., Miami, FT, 33156-4637.
Hugh w. Barrov/, 'l 982 Sourv/ood Dr., Dalton, GA 30720.
James o. Bennett, '1 70 Pfantation Ave., carrollton, GA 30117.
Elfen M. Boothe, P. o. Box 1664, Midland, TX 79702.
Kenneth K- & Jewef Causey, 109 Cunningham Dr., Cartollton, GA
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Mrs. F. M. Chalker, 314 Dixie St. , carroffton, GA 30117.
Robert L. Conlee, 1978C Hammond Circle, Honofulu, HI 96818.
Anna C. Corn, 3430 otd Due West Rd., Marietta, GA 30064.
Corinne K. Cown, 679 Cor./n Rd., Tenple, GA 30179.
Dean Cress, 805 Randall St., Gadsden, AL 35901 .
Mrs. Sammye Cupp, 118 N. Hoover, Enid, OK 73703.
Juanita E. Davis, 875 Pleasant Ridge Rd., Carrollton, GA 301'1 7.
Mr. & Mrs. James Denoey, 'l 35 Maple H111 Rd., Carloflton, GA
30117.
Robyn Doya1, P. O. Box 126, AA1 Rocky Branch Rd., VilIa Rica,
GA
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Mr. & Mrs. Vachel Driver, 740 stripling Chapel Rd., Carrolfton,
ca 301 17.
89. Ronald s. Edmondson, 201 Concord Rd., Smyrna, GA 30082.
Eleanor J. Efdredge, 12124 N. oak Hi11s Pkwy., Baton Rouge,
LA 70810 0 Edgelrood Dr., carrolfton, GA 30117.
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92. Joel F. Fletcher, 2207 Windson Dr., Snelfvilfe, GA 30274.
93. Mr. & Mrs. L. A. Foster, 2814 U.S. Hwy 27 South, Carrollton,
cA 301 1 7.
94. Mr. & Mrs. l,i. G. Foster, 1924 Victory Church Rd., Bo\rdon, GA
30108.
95. Ceytru B. Garner, T155 welts Hwy., Seneca, SC 29618.
95 Marj orie & Aubrey Ghee, Rt. 2, Box 61-A, Chapel Hi1I, TN 37034
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V. HaIf, Rt. 2, Box 2450t Lake Shore Dr., Hartwell, cA 30643,
Jean L. Harrell, P. O. Box 205, Dry Branch, GA 3'l 020.
AI T. Hays, 629 EasL Second South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84102.
Sara B. Hogue, 704 Ravenel Rd., Augusta, GA 30909.
LaDora F. Jernigan, 14322 Cindyrrood, Houston, 'rx'17079.
Linda B. Jones, 1706 Wittenberg Dr., Loveland, OH 45140.
Alice Jordan, 131 Hope Shirey Way, Newnan, cA 30263.
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Jordan,
Rt 11, Box 5190, Cul1man, AL 35055.
Martha A. Lassetter, 'l 327 E. Barton Creek Cir., Bountiful, UT
Roy
84010.
Jeraldean B. Leach, 328 Arcadia P1ace, San Antonio, 'lx 182A9.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Lovvorn, 323 Sunset Blvd., Carrollton, GA 30117.
Carey L. Marsh, 45020 Pawnee Dr., Fremont, CA 94539.
Doris Mccray, 4908 W, Hwy. 166, Carrolfton, GA 30117.
Ceylene L. Mccinnis, 2073 Palifox Dr. NE, Atlanta, GA 30307.
Mrs. G. E. Mclendon, 2545 Browns Ml1l Rd. SE, Atfanta, GA 30354.
George & Ruth McNinch, 801 College St., Carrollton, GA 30117.
cordon L. Meredith, 3354 Teasley Lane No. 8, Denton, 'IX'76245.
Rlrth C. Moore, 2908 Cobbs way, Cobbs c1enn, Anderson, SC 29621 .
Ruth C. Murray, 5975 Menfo Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70808.
Lois O. Newman, 20 Madison Ne!,/man Rd., Tallapoosa, GA 30176.
Mr. & Mts. W. Robert Nix, 115 Beaver Trail, Athens, GA 30605.
W. J. O'Donnell t 122'1 Van Buren St. Apt. 44, Fostoria,,OH 44830.
Betty J. Parson, 2323 Bryant Lane, Knoxville, TN 37932.
Thelma Pate, 199 Old Notch Rd., Whitesburg, GA 30185.
Weldon & Lefa V. Peterson, 530 N. 200 E., Monroe, U'l 84754.
Fay NeIf Pitts, 1230 Rocky Branch Rd., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
Edward L. Pope, 2T3 Burk Dr., Del City, oK 73115.
Mr:. & Mrs. Sam Pyle, 1471 Mandeville Rd., Carrollton, cA 30117.
Dona1d I. Ray, 3214 Laurel Creek Rd., Belmont, CA 94a02.
Lacroon W. Redmood, P. O. Box 139, 6517 Hiram Sudie Rd., Hiram,
GA 3014',] -0',] 39.
Dr. & Mrs. Ef.no Roberds, 103 S. Nixon St., Carrollton, GA 30T17.
R. A. Roberds, 11 Robin Ct., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
Mrs. George R. Roberts, Rt 3, Box 75 Y, Galveston, TX 77551 .
Jerry C. Robinson, M.D., P. O. Box 980, Carrollton, GA 30117.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Schmidt, 7332 Rio Hondo P1., Downey, CA
90241 .
Harold & Betty Smith, 825 Austin Dr., Smyrna, cA 30082-3305.
Karen D. Smith, Rt. l, Box 330, Rankakee, TL 60901.
Ed!.rard L. Stuart, P. O. Box 882, Wagoner, OK
Elizabeth H. Tayfor, 16074 Hopewell Rd., Afpharetta, cA 30201.
Joyce A. Tayfor, 5992 Tommy To\ro Rd., Mount O]ive, AL 35117.
Mr. & Mrs. C. P. Tigner, 3312 Oak crove Church Rd., Carrollton,
GA 30T17.
Silver S. ViIfegas, 6504 Cooper Lane, Jacksonvillet FL 3221A.
Mr. & I{rs. J. L. Webb, 216 Bankhead Ave., Carrollton, cA 30117.
A. V. tr\iester, P. O. Box 102, Tularosa, NM 88352.
June E. Wester, Rt 3, Box 313, Canton, GA 30114.
Joseph L. whitten, P. O. Box 125, Odenville, AL 35120.
Irene WilIiams, Rt 4, Box 509, Hayden, AL 35079.
Sharelle K. Wil1iams, P. O- Box 56, SoSo, MS 39480-0056.
Mr. & Mrs. C. Ed I^Iif son, 5109 Smlthfield Rd., Bowdon, GA 30108.
J. Frank l{i1son Jr., 827 Esslinger Rd., Huntsville, AL 35802-3649.
Mrs, Shelfa I^lof ford, 227 valley Rd., Lawrenceville, GA 30244.
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148. c. L. & Marge N. wood, Rt. 11, Box 431, Gadsden, AL 30903.
149. Joanne S. Wriqht, 1924 Crossvine Rd., Birmingham, AL 35244.
150. State Historical Society of Wisc., 816 State St., Madison, wI
53706.
Change of Address:
35. Edna Lackey, 150 Cottage Lar,e, #104, carrolfton, GA 30117.
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PEDIGREE CHARTS
Joseph L. Whitten, P. o. Box 125, odenville, AL 35120.
1. WHITTEN, Joseph Lee, b T9 July 1938, Long Island, Jackson, AL;
md 21 May 1971, Brewton, Escambia, AL, to Gail Efaine MCGEoCH.
2. WHITTEN, Jesse Nathan, b 21 June 1914; md Apr 1937; d 31 Jan
T 938, Chattanooga, Hamilton, TN.
3. HAWKINS, Laura Lorene, b 15 oct 1921 , Eva, Morgan, AL; d 09 MaY
T 983, Birmingham, Jefferson, AL.
WHITTEN, Joseph Leroy, b 2'1 Dec 1BB0; d 01 Feb 1919.
5. WOOTEN, Mary Frances, b 28 Jan 1887i d 28 ,rune 1 964.
6. HAWKINS, Howard Lee, b 31 May 1893, Eva, Morgan, AL; md 21 Nov
1916, Chattanooga, HamiIton, TN; d 14 Aug 1979, Jackson Co. AL.
7. WINKLER, Lonia Mae, b 08 Dec 1898, Aflatoona, Bartow, GA.
B. WHITTEN, william Percy Jackson, b sep 852, AL; md 1880.
--, Elizabeth, b APr 1860, GA.
'1
0.
11.
'1
WOOTEN, Tom.
HILL, Stef 1er.
HAWKINS, lliffiam Ferdinand, b T6 Oct 1859, CarrolI Co. GA; md
17 Nov 1888, carrolf co. GA; d 10 July 1938, Morgan Co. AL.
t3
HAYNES, Sarah Zuella, b 23 Nov 1867, Carroll Co. GAi d 30 Apr
1949, Morgan Co. AL.
't 4.
I{fNKLER, Julius Francis, b 12 July 1881, GA; md 1898; d 0B Oct
1956, Dolrney, Los Angeles, CA. 'lBBl
GOSSETT, Mary Rosella, b 09 June
, GA; d 29 Mar 1921 , Chattanooga, Hami lton, TN.
24. HAWKINS, John Thomas, b 16 Nov 1832, NC; md 13 Oct 1857, Carrollton, CarrolI, GA; d 09 Oct 1899, AL.
25. DOBSON, Sarah A., b 1837, Carrollton, Carrol1, GAi d 21 Apr
1870, GA.
26. HAYNES, John Monroe, b 11 ocL 1842i md 1862; d 02 Dec 1923, Villa
Rica, Carroll, GA.
21 .
BOMER, Mary Louisa, b l8 Apr '1 84'1 , Campbell Co. GA; d 25 Sep
1923, Villa Rica, Carroll, GA.
28. WINKLER, Mifes AIIen, b Nov T860, GA; md 1880.
29. EINLEY, Sarah Jane, b JulY T859, GA.
30. coSsETT, washington Marcus Lafayette, b 20 June 1864, GA; md
18 Apr T880, cherokee Co. GA,
31. POPHAM, Sarah A.
50. DoBSoN, william F-, b ca lB0B.
51 .
-----, Elizabeth, b ca T813.
52. HAYNES, Jonathan, b 1795, NCi nd 25 Aug 1818, Haywood Co. NC.
53. McDOi{ELI-, Cynthia, b 1801 , NC.
54. BOMAR, John, b Campbell Co. GA.
TITTLE, Sarah, b SC.
60. GOSSIT, washington, b 10 Feb 1812i md 05 July 1846, Cherokee
12.
61.
106.
MITCHELL, Rebecca,
McDOttELl, Danie1.
b ca
1830.
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Pedigree charts, cont'd.
Afice Jordan, 131 Hope Shirey way, Newnan, GA 30263.
1. CRIST/ELL, Alice Mae, b 0B July 1952, Carroll Co. GA; md '1 9 Aug
1974, Coweta Co. GA.
2. CRISWELL, oscar Moses "B]ackle," b 23 Apr 1923, Carrofl co. GA;
md 12 Sep 1940, Carroll Co. GA; d 23 Dec 1983, Cov/eta Co. GA.
3. CASH, Mildred C.t b 21 Jnly 1921 , Carroff Co. GA; liv. Coweta Co.
4.
5.
6.
7.
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10.
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31.
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GA.
Wilfiam Taylor, b 10 Aug 1880, Randolph Co. AL; md
14 Sep 1919, Carroll Co- GA; d 2A Apr 1947, Carrolf Co. GA.
CUMBY, Ida Mae, b 04 Sep lBBB, Heard Co. GA; d 04 Mar 1970,
Carroll Co. GA.
CASH, Willj.an Homer, b Apr T900, Carroll Co. GA; md 23 Nov 1919,
Carroll Co. GA; d Oct 1984.
RICHARDSON, Minnie Alice Lavina, b 24 Ang 1944, Douglas Co. GA;
d 24 Feb T951 , Carroll Co. GA.
CRISWELL, John W., b 1850, walton Co. GA; md 1868, Randolph Co.
AL; d 07 Nov 1886, Randolph co. AL.
BRAND, Mary, b 11 Apr 1856, GA; d 09 Jan 1942, Carro]l co. GA.
CUMBY, Wiffiam Riley, b Aug 1852, Edgefield Co. SC; md 27 Dec
1877, Troup co. GA; d 02 Mar 1926, carroll co. GA.
SPRADLTN, Emma Rachel, b 03 June 1857, GA; d 18 Aug '1 934, Carroll
CRISWELL,
CO.
GA.
Patrlck, b Ieb 865, GA; md 06 oct 1886, carroll Co.
cA; d 1951, Carroll Co. GA.
HEMBREE, Melinda Jane, b Dec 1871 , GA; d 1953, Carroff Co. GA.
RICHARDSON, Bayfis, b 21 Apr 1831 , SC; md 24 July 1892, Carroll
Co. GA; d T902, CarrolI Co. GA.
NOLAN, Elliott Lenora, b 10 July 1862, GA; d Feb 1940, Carroll
Co. GA.
CRISWELL, Janes, b ca 1822, GA; md 05 Mar 184'7, Walton Co. GA;
d 10 Oct 1869, Randolph Co. AL.
KTRKLAND, Ludisa "Disey," b 1832(?) GA; d after T910, AL.
BRAND, Bryant, b T818, GA; md 1B-- GA; d 187-, Randolph Co. AL.
-----, Francis, b'l 824, GA; d after 1910, Carroll Co. GA.
CUMBY, Hammond Cumbo, b TBT5, SC; md 1839, SC; d 06 Mar 1869,
Edgefield Co. SC.
POLLY, l4ary Scott, b SC; d Apr 'l 879, Edgefield Co. SC.
CASH, Henry
'1
SPRADLIN, John.
HTLDERBRAND. MaTthA.
-----, Nancy.
wifliam, b 2T Jan 1843, GAi md 1869, GA; d 07 Apr 1919,
Carroff Co. GA.
-- - , Mary, b 03 Nov 1838, GA; d 20 Apr 1901, CarrolI Co. GA.
RICHARDSON, Isaac, b 1808, SC; md SC; d Oct 855, Campbell Co. GA.
-----, Cd']ddce, o 1808, SC; d campbelj Co. GA.
NOLAN, Joseph Thomas, b 10 Apr 1839, Henry Co. GA; md 22 Aug
1861, Claytoo Co. GA; d 05 Sep 1912, Coweta Co. GACA\IP, Susan Lavinia, b 03 Nov T836, GA; d 02 May 191T, Coireta Co.
HEI1BREE,
'1
GA.
David Atticus, b 28 !4ar 1819, SC; md 27 Mar 1838, Henry
Co. cA; d 29 June 1905, colreta Co. GA.
PEEpLES, Louiza, b 1B July 1814, SC; d 28 Aug 1894, Coweta Co.
NOLAN,
GA.
CAllP, Seaborn.
BEAVERS, Mahafey.
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Jones, 1706 wittenberg Dr., Lovefand, OH 451 40.
Linda
'l . BRolrN, Linda Sue, b 07 Jan 1945, LA.
2. BROWN, Edward James, b 15 Sep 1912, LA; md 06 Nov 1939; d 14
1989, TX.
3. WILSON, ollie Sue, b 09 July 1910, LA.
4. BROWN, Martin, b 16 June 1886r LA; d 0B Auq 1962, LA.
5. BEAN, Carrie Viola, b 25 Apr 1894, LA; d 22 Mar 1975, LA.
6. wrI-SON, John Alexander, b 10 Apr 1879, GA; md 05 Apr 1B9B;
d 22 Apr 1943, Tx.
1. BINGHAM. Elizabeth, b 01 Apr 1878, Tx; d 0B May 1956, Tx.
B.
10.
't 1.
12.
13.
14.
T 5.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
2'/48.
Auq
Robert.
PHILLIPS, El i zabeth,
BEAN, Jack.
DUI(E, Mary Dulcina, b 04 oct 1887; d 09 Feb T 930.
wILSoN, John Alexander, b ca 1828t GAi md 02 Nov 1854; d ca
BROWN, James
1892,
GA-
NEAL, Lucinda Caroline,
BINGHAM, Benj amin.
b 07 June 1839, GA; d
12
Apr 1916,
GA.
WISEMAN, Ardell.
DUKE, Rufus, b 22
June T829; md 02 Feb 'l 866.
SMITH, Matlfda, b 06 Feb 1844.
WILSON, Moses, b 14 June 1800; md 03 Mar 1827; d 03 July 1865.
MOSTELLER, Margar, b 05 Mar 1805; d 27 June 1904.
NEAL, stephen H., b 09 Jan T804; md 03 Jan 1828; d 'l 5 Apr 1 895.
MALoNE, Laura, b 1810; d 1847.
WILSON, Moses, b 11 Oct 1766, NC; md 21 Apr T795; d 11 Aug '1 843,
GA.
49. COST\EP, Ma ry Barbdra.
50. MOSTELLER, Peter, b A1 Apr 17'72, PA; md 01 Dec l79B; d 08 May
1891 , GA.
51. DELLINGER, Mary, b 0T Jnne 1172, NC; d 01 July 1867, GA.
52. NEAL, Robert, b 05 July 11-/'7i nd 1B Dec 1796; d 23 Julv 1818, GA.
53. CHANDLER, Tabitha, b T0 Dec 1-/79, GA; d 18 Auq 1840.
54. MALONE, Robert, b 07 Dec 1781, VA; d Tx.
55. NTCHoLS, Agnes, b ca 1794, SC; d ca 1855, Tx.
96, WILSON, Samuel, b ca 1738; md ca 1759; d ca 1804.
98. COSTNER, Peter.
99. DELLTNGER, Mary, d ca 1840.
1OO. MOSTELLER, peter, b Germany; nd ca 1766i d ca 18T3, NC.
I0'l . JACOBY, Anna Maria, b ca 1747, Germany; d ca 1815, PA.
102. DELLTNGER, Henry, b ca 1'/40, PA; md 05 June 1764; d 15 Feb 1820,
103.
104.
105.
106.
107 .
108.
I09.
110.
111 .
196.
' 98.
'l 99.
)A4.
2A5.
NC.
Joanna, b 28 Dec 1740, PA; d ca 1809,
wi111am,
b ca 1731, VA; d ca 1808, VA.
NEAL,
RUDTSTLL, Anna
NC.
REEVES, Suzanne.
CHANDLER, JoEf.
, Jane.
I'{AI-ONE, George
BASS, Sarah.
NICHoLS, Julius,
BASSIN, Sarah.
Booth, b ca 1'736, VA; md ca 1756i d ca 1810,
b ca 1759, NC; md 03 Feb l7B3; d
COSTNER, Adam.
DLLLI\CIIR, Joh. DhilIiP.
TANKERSLEY, Mary.
DrLLI\CLP, Jo'n PhiIl'o.
TANKERSLEY, MaTy.
GA.
VA.
,/"..,
-66
-
Linda Jones Pedigree Chart, Cont'd.
2A6. RUDISTLL, weyrich, b 07 Auq 1695, Germany; md'1 3 sep 1718;
d ca 1764, NC.
Anna Barbara, b 09 May 1696.
SIEGFRIED,
207.
David,
b ca 1704, Irefand; d ca 1776, VA.
NEALL,
208.
Joannah,
b rreland.
209. -----,
MALONE,
Wil1iam,
b ca 17'1 B, vAi md ca 1735; d 1764, VA.
216.
211. BOoTH, Ann, d ca 1763, vA.
412. RUDISILL, Hans Jacob, b 04 Oct 1666, Germany; d 16 Sep 1748,
GermanY.
413. NEFF, Cleophe.
414. SIEGFRIED, Hans Peter.
416. NEALL, stephan, b ca 16'7A, Irelandi md ca 1690i d ca 1740, vA.
417. ---, Margar, b ca 1675, Irefand; d VA.
432. MALoNE, Daniel, b ca 1695i md ca 1717; d ca 1761.
433. BUSBY, Mary.
434. BOOTH, George.
435. MALONE, Amy.
a24. RUDrsrLL, Hans, b ca 1643; md 30 Jan 1665i d 26 MaY 1723.
825. LIEBEL, Anna, d 06 Mar 1688.
826. NEFE, Ulrich.
Catherine.
821 , -----,
B2A. SIEGERIED, Hans.
829. BoHLI, Anna.
864. MALoNE, Nathaoiel, b ca 1670i d 21 Mar 1732.
865. WYNNE, Mary, b ca 16'/7.
866. BUSBY, Thomas.
Mary.
867 . -----,
81O. MALONE, Nathanief (same as #864).
871 . WYNNE, Mary (same as #865).
1650. LIEBEL, wendel.
Appol l ina.
1651 . -----,
BoHLI , Bernhard.
1 658 .
1128. MALONE, Daniel, b ca 1642t VAt d ca 1704.
1730. WYNNE, capt. Thomas, b ca 165'1 i md ca 1675; d TB Feb 1717, vA1'7 31 .
STITH, Agnes.
3460. WYNNE, Col. Robert, b ca 1622i md ca 1656; d 01 July 1675, Eng.
3462. STITH, Maj. John, md ca 1656; d 03 oct 1693.
3463. PARSONS, Jane (Widow).
692A. WYNNE, Peter, b ca 1593, Englandi md T2 Aug 1620; d 30 May 1638.
6921 . COPPTN, Mary, d Engfand.
13840. WYNNE, Robert, b ca 1563, England; d 06 Sep 1609, Engfand.
13841 . WATIINER, Erances, d 08 Sep 1609, England.
13842. CoPPrN, william, b ca T563; d 1B Mar 1633.
27 682. WATTNER, wi 11iam.
2-1683 . HATCH, Johanna.
27684. COPPIN, John, b ca 1530; d ca 1685(?)
21685. -----, Mary, d ca 1685(?)
Samnye Brazell Cupp, T18 N. Hoover, Enid, oK 73703.
1. BRAZELL, Sammye Paufine, b 05 Sep 1924t Warte , Jackson, OK; md
3A May 1942, B1air, OK, to Kenneth Wayne CUPP (b 09 Nov 1922,
Warren, Jackson,
OK ) .
2. BRAZEIL, James Hurshell, b 30 Apr 1902, Cheyenne, lodian Terr.,
OK; md l9 July 1921 , Warren, Jackson, oK.
(KNIGHT),
wilma Lee Caryfe HILL, b 21 May 1905, Da1las, Tx; d
3.
29 June 1930, warren, Jackson,
OK.
-67
-
Brazell Cupp Pedigtree Chart, Cont'd.
4. BRAZELL, John Br int Iey.
6. KNIGHT, HiII StD. J.
7. HEATH, ElIa }lae, b 05 Aug 1882, Carroll Co. GA; d 08 Aug 1960,
Mangum, oK; bur. prob. at I,iarren, oK.
14. HEATH, Henry Rastus, b 13 July 1851, Campbell Co. GA; d 20 June
1 925, Irarren, OK.
15. MCKEE, Fannie, b 04 Sep 1857, Carroll Co- GAi d 16 June 1932,
Warren, OK.
30. t4cKEE, Milton, b l6 June 1825; md 29 Dec 1846, Carroll Co. GAi
d nr Cross Plains, GA.
31. BOON/BOONE, Permellia, b 09 Feb 1825-2], Carroll Co. cAi d 10 Sep
1911, I^larren, Jackson, oK; bur Warren Cemetery.
BooN/BooNE,
62.
william Ray, b 22 Alrq 1801 .
63. LASSETTER, Pherilla (Phillia), b 10 Mar 0r 03 Feb 1807.
12 4. BOON/BOONE, Martin.
125. RAY/RAE, Rebecca Martha.
126. LASSETTER, Benjamin, lr 12 Sep 1778; md 1B0l; d 13 Aug 1869.
121 . HILL, Elizabeth, b T7 Feb 1'7a5i d 14 July 185-.
252. LASSETTER, Tolrias, b NC or VA(?); d 1803(?).
e.f2L
504. LAC] TER / L.As snTTER, John, b before 1721 t vA; wiff probated 1759.
Sammye
lol'=
= =-=,='lo:':"= =
GerL'roe \,r. SLone, 1r Casey Sc., Ne.vnan, GA 10261.
1- IdALKER, Mildred Gertrude, b 26 Nov 1925, Coweta co. GA; md 24 June
1944 to J. P. STONE (b 19 r4ay 1926, Correta Co. GA).
2. WALKER, John
Rogers, b 10 Sep '1 902, Coi./eta Co. GA; md 21 Dec 1924i
'l
d 11 Aug 971 , Co\reta Co. GA.
3. Sl.1ITrI, Daisy PauIine, b C7 Aug T903, Coweta Co. Gn; d 06 Jan 1971 ,
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
TT.
12,.
13.
14.
15.
16.
1'7.
18.
T9.
Coweta Co-
GA.
Joel Timothy, b 24 July 1855, Carroll Co. GA; md 16 t,lar
1486; d 06 Apr 1935, Coweta Co. GA.
I^IITCH9R, Ellen 2., b 25 Apr 1862, Paulding Co. GA; d 28 llar 1927,
Coweta Co. GA.
sl4rTll, Lucius c., b 1a74, BLltts Co. GA; m.l 01 Feb 1898; d 21 llay
T 942, Waverfy, AL.
GRAY, Aldora Elizabel:h L., b 1869, Coweta Co. cA; d 19 Dec 1925,
Coireta Co. GA.
I,IALKER, James \,1., b 1a2a, Putnam Co. GA; md 1852; A 24 OcL 1A64,
Camp Douglas, IL.
CULPEPPER, l4ary Ann, b 13 Oct 1837, correta co. GA; d 18 l4a1:1923,
Troup Co. GA.
l"/ITCrillR, John, b 1810, TN.
CLEl,1;.1OllS ( ? ) , Luci Ann, b GA.
SllITH, John C., b 03 Aug 1849, I1S; md 05 Feb 18'72i d 25 Jan 1903,
Co''rela Co- Grf TUCTIER, Louisa Adeline, b 05 Oct 'l 849, GA; d 10 l.lay 1935, Coireta
Co. G.A.
GRAY, John Terreff, b 20 Jan 1835, Cor,,/eta Co. cA; md June 1855;
d 03 Nov 1890, Coweta Co. GA.
hi!IITAI{!R, Martlla J., b 0B Jan 1835, Heard Co. GA; d 02 July 1915,
Coweta Co. GA.
IrAL(Ef., lloses P. I b 1141 t GA; d uay 1455, GA.
-- --, Tinette, b 1799, GA; d before 1365.
CULPEPPER, Joe1, b 1802, GA; d 1875, carroll Co. GA.
WHITAKER, Efizabeth, b 1800, NC; d 20 Aug 1863, GA.
I^IALKER,
,68
Gertrude W. Stone Pedigree Chart, Cont'd.
20.
26.
WITCHER, Lacey.
TUCKER, Bartfey,
31.
NELSON,
b 1794-7 , GA; md May 1847, Fayette Co. GA;
d 1871, Fayette Co. GA.
BISHOP, Lucy AnN, b 1820 , NC.
2'7 .
28. GRAY, EIi, b 1805 , NC; Md 05 Mar 1827i d 03 Dec 1885, Carrol]
Co. GA.
29. MUSIC, El i zabeth, b 1820, NC; d 03 Sep 1898.
30. WHTTAKER, Littfeberry, b 20 May 1809; md 08 Jan 1828, GA; d
30 Nov 1884.
Tabltha
Cumi .
CORRECTTONS
The fo1 lov/ing corrections should be made to the 1860 census Book
Page 32, #BB - Should be Thos. WILKINSoN not WILLTAMSON.
Page 5'1 , #16 - Should be J. K. BARR not J. E. PARR.
Page a'/, #16 - Should be Jane BARR 44f, not James PARR 44m.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
to the remenalous response to our reprinting of the book, "carroI1
County, Souvenir-Historical Edition," the Society made a second reprinting. As of April, lre have only eighteen copies of thls book left.
Theie are no plans in the future to have another reprintlng. An order
blank for this book is found on the fast page of this Quarterly.
We are now considering issuing a genealogical index of the Quarterlies
which would also include other sources, mainly fouod in the other books
published or reprlnted by the Society. If you have any corrections of
our Quarterlies, please let us knolr so that this index may be as correct
as pos s ible.
The President's Letter found on Page 38 of this Ouarterly asks that you
send your responses to those lrho have queries in the Quarterly. We
,rou1d also fike to ask that you perhaps send a copy of your responses
to us so that others may benefit from your information.
we may be able to quote a price in the FalI Quarterfy for the reprint
of the 1860 Census Book.
For publication in the Ouarterly, q'e would like to receive family
histories or your famify group sheets from lthich v/e could write a family
Due
hi story
.
]NDEX
Abbof_
42 43 44 (3 )
46 51 54 55
Adams
Adamson 52
Adderhold 40
43l.21 44 45
5',]
Anderson 48 49
43 Agnew 41 42
Akin 44
49(2) Albritton 42
(r ) 42(2)
Abercrombie
Adarr 40 60
42
46
Alcorn 61
Aldridge 53
Alexander 48
Alford 42 44
Algood 54
Allen 41 59
SUMMER ] 991
60
Andrew
Angfus
48
39
Anna 48
49
60
Archer
54
ArnoId 57 58
As cue see Eskew
Askew see Eske\,r
Austin
Auta
43
52
ry see Awtrey
see Avery
Arington 39 42 43 Avered 42
46
Avery 40 42 43
45 (21
Armstrong 47
44
-69Awtrey
Aycock
Boggs 40 41 42
40
54
Ayers 40 43 59
Ayres see Ayers
Bagwe]I 52
Ba i ley 40 42 43
45 4',7 48
Ba 11 61
Bal
lard
55
Barber 43 4B
Barnes 40 53
Barnett 39(2)
Barnwell 40
Barr 68
Barron 55
Barrow 54
47
61
Bartlett 39
Barton 59
Baskin(s) 40 47
Bass 57 (2 ) 65
Bayes
45
39
Beall 39 (2 ) 40
42(2) 4313 )
4412) 46 52
Bean 54 65
Beard 39(2)
Beas 1ey 42 45
Beavers 39 64
Beck 45 50 54 56
Bennett 61
Benson 40 43 45
46 48 (2\ 52
Bentl (e )y 47 ( 3 )
4B
Big George 48
Big Mary 48
Bilbo 59
Bingham 65
Bird 39 (2 ) 40
42
)riqht 59
Boen see Bowen
Boggess 40 4'1 42
4312 ) 4el2) 53
Canp 42 44 50
54(3) 55(4)
Co1well
s9
64
45l2\ a6
Bohli 66
Campbelf 41
Canady 39
Candler 45 53 54
Canseller 48
Cantrel(1) 42 43
Boner see Bomar
Bonnar see Bonner 44 45 46
Cantr i 1
Bonner 39 (3 )
see Cantref f
41 (2) 42121 43
48
captain
44 4613 ) 4-t l2l
Carmichael
39 40
48 51
(2)
46(2)
47
Boon(e) 45(3) 59
Boman 43
Bomar 59 63
4812
) 61 66
Borough 44 45
Bowen 39 46(2)
54
55
Boykin 42
)
Carmichea I
see Carmi chae
Booth (e
43
Braden 55
Bradbury 59
Bradfey 52
Brand 59 64
Braswell 54
Brazell 66 67
Brock 55(2)
Bromley 44 46
also see Brumley
Brooks 43 51 54
Broom 55 (2 )
Brown 43(2) 46
47 l6) 48 4912)
f
Carroll 43(2) 44
Carson 57 5B(2)
Carter 39 (3 ) 54
Cartright 50
Cash 59 60 64
cater 49
Cates 46(2)
Caty 48
Causey 61
Cavender 54
Cezar 4B
Chalker 61
s
c)-ayLon 4212
s
see Bogges s
Burch 42
Burgess 43
Burk 39 43
Burnett 44 54(2)
55/,2)
Burns 55
Burrow 46
Busby 66
Buthane 40
Butfer 45 46 59
Buyers 57(2)
Cag]e 47
calloway
46
Cfeckfer
59
)
43
cookburn 44
Cooper 44
Coppin 66
Corn 61
Cornefius 39
40
42
Costner 65
cowart 54 (2 )
Cown
61
craven 54
Crawford 60
Cress 61
Crisr\,e11 59
Croft
64
55
Crompton 45 (5
)
46(21
cra\r 42
culpepper 54 67
Cumbie 55 59 64
Cumby see Cumbie
Cupp 5 9 6'l 66 67
Curtis (s ) 42 (2 )
43 4412 ) 4Ql2)
53 56
Dale 43 44
Cfements 47 48
48
Coart see Cowart
Coat(e)s 47(2)
cobb 42 44 45 46
52 53 55
Cole 42 44 55 (3 )
cof (e )man 49 52
Collens 43
57
l2l
47
Deason
Defoor
47
43
Denney
61
inger 65(2)
Dick
60
Cl
Colqultt
61
Devenport 47(2)
Clemmons 67
ickler 41
Clutt 41 42
59
Dean 43 44 45 46
Del l
59
Cfemat
see clement s
Cfenand
51
60
Conally 51
Conlee 59 6T
Cook (e ) 49 55
56l2l
Chamberland 4B
Chambers 53
Dane 46 (2 )
Chance 50
DanieI 48 54 57
4A
42(31
Chandler
Davis 3B 39 41 l7l
43(3) 44(3)
4212) 44 45 (21
52 54 55 59 65
4513 ) 46(2t 47
Brumley 43
also see Bromley 50 54 5B 65
Bryce 43 44 45 46 Chappell 59
Cheaves 42 44 45
Buchanon 51
Bugge
Bishop 55 68
Black 4 3
Blair 47 5T
Blanchard 39 46
Bfander 5B
Bla (y )lock 39 42
4314 ) 4412) 45
46 41 50
Boat (!,
41
Bohannon 43 44
61
58
Bassin 65
Bates 46
Baugh 43 45
Ba).ter 39 43
44 46
43
4B
Dickson
Dimmock
55
57
Dobson 63
Dodson 39
58
47
Doflar 59
Dorris 48 54 60
Dotson see Dodson
Doyal 6'l
Drinkard 47 48
Driver 59 61
Dryden 40
Duke 39 43 46 65
Duncan 54 55
l0Dunlap
39
Durham 39 42 43
44 46 4'7 s0
Dur:rett 5 4
Dyer 45
Earnest 55
49
41
Echols
60
Edmondson
61
colden
43
Gos s
50
51 59
Frey 49
Fridel l 54 55
Fulbriqht 40 43
44 46
Gable 47 48
caines 5'l
cardner 38 48
58(2)
61
Garrett 48 49 55
51
(2)
41
42
41
53
Hami I
ton
also see Holmes
Hamilton 42 46
Ham(m)et(t) 43 44
45 47
Hammond 55
Hamrick 53
55t2)' 59
54 ( 5 )
Hand 45 (5 ) 51
Handcock 47
Hannah 4B
Hanson 40 41 42
44
45
Harcrow
43
Hardin 48
Hat:lin 42
Harper 55
Heath 59
67
43
l2) 43
Hewett
Ha11 51 62
see
43
44 45\2) 46(2)
48
Isaac 48
Iv(e)y 59
Jack 48
Jack Suffer
Jacoby 65
Jane 48
55
Jernigan
42
Jessee
43
Jim
Joe
62
48
48
48
John 48
Johns (t )on 43 ( 3 )
Hilderbrand 50 64 44 45(21 50
Hill 39 42(3) 4s 54(2) 55
46l.4 \ 59 63 66
Jones 4l 42 4312)'
44(3t 45l7 )
61
46t2\ 48 49
Hi Iley 55
55t2\ 59 62 65
Hi lfyard 48
66
Hines 39
Hinesley 40
Jordan 59 60
Hix 39(21 42
6212t 64
43(3) 44(3) 45 Juhan 57
46
Katharine 48
Keith
Hodgsoo 53
Hogue 62
Holamao
see Holoman
Holcomb 43 (2 )
4412 ) 45(2\ 46
50(2) 51
Holland 45 46
5'7
Harrell 62
Harris 47 54
Hulsey 50
Hrint 50
Hyatt 55 59
Ingram 40 42
44/.2),
Hicks 41
Hightolrer 42
44 46
l2
54
\
Ho1ley
46
60
47
Houghton 39 40
Houston 39 42 43
Ho'nard 43 (2) 4612
Huff 43 44
Heart see Hart
Hewey 43
Griffin 55
crow 53
cutry 47
Hamelton
Horton
Howse 49
51
59
47
Hesterlee
see Gos sett
Graddy 43
Gray 67 68
Hallum
54l2)
Heard
41
it
Greene
56
63
Hays 62
Head 41 50
Honea 59
Hood 53
Horne 49
48
Hendon 43 44 55
Hensen see Henson Jackson 43 48 51
Henson 39 40(4)
52
43
creathouse 41
66
Havrkins 59 63
Haynes 48 49 59
Hembry
see Hembree
Heoderson 55
cordon 54 55
Gossett 59 63
55
Garmon 59
Garner 6l
t2)
Goodson 42
Goodlrin
Hatch
Hedrick
He]ton 42 45 59
Hembree 42 43 45
46(3) s9 60 64
59
ins
see Goggans
Fisher 50
Fitchj errel1 39
Fitts 53 55 57
!letcher 51 61
Foster 53 (2 ) 55
61 l2)
Folrler 57
Frazeur 42
Freef 54
Garity
4B
Gogg
5B
Freeman 45 46
61
Goggens
see Goggans
Eambrough 39 57
Fincher
57
58
5A
55
Hart 43 44 49
Gillespie 41 42
56
Gilley 40 43
Gillispie
see GiIlesple
48t2),
49
47 ( 3 )
Earmer
(4) Harrison 41 49
Goggans 40 47
Eskew 41 52
Ezell
46\2\ 4B 56
cipson
Eliza 48
Elizabeth 48
E11ars 47
El l iott 6l
Elrod 42
Entrekin 55
Evans
41
4412)'
Garst 55
Gaulding
Ginney
Eidson 54
Eldredge 61
Esp(e)y 40 42
44 45
Estes 43 59
42lsl
Ghee
60
Easterwood 42(2)
4612 )
Eastin
Garrison 39
54
Ho(f )mes 4212) 43
44t2) 45
also see Hames
Holonan 39
42
59
Kel I (e )y 52 55
Kennon 39(2) 40
47t2)
Kerkl in
see Kirkland
Klchens
40
Kilgoie 47
Kimberly 49
Kinq 43 51 58
Kingsber(r)y 39
40 41 4212 ) 43
4412 ) 4512 )
46121 53
55
)
_71
Lang 40 11
Kingston 4B
Kinney 54
Kinnon see Kennon
Xirkland 43(2)
44\2) 45 59 64
Kirkfen
see
Ki
Kirklin
rkland
46
r im
46
Lovvorn 54{2}
Lucinda,lB
Luck 55
62
,18
.40 43(3)
Lanier 52
Laot urn 4 /
Lassetter 50 54
59 62 61
Lassiter
see Las setter
andavl l I e
see }landev i I1e
uandeviLl"e 40 4T
42 44 46 41 52
llannen 41
Manor 46 59
60
4 0 4l
ield 39
l{cAl i ster
see llcCalister
Ar t ny
see llccartneJ_
tlcBride 42 (2 ) 44
l.lcBurnett 43
44(2) 4s 45
i'tcca l i ster 43 45
McCardy
Leathers 43(2)
47 l2)
Leatherwood
Leoner 48
Letty
49
4B
r,er,tis 43
LiebeL
66
48 (2
)
54
IcCartney 39 4'l
IcClain'11
l.1c Clure 42 44
uccord 49
llcCra),5T 62
ucDaniel (I ) 46
llcDolre I I 43 41
49
l,lcRae see McCray
llci{horter 39 40
42 44 45 46(2J
50 53
l{ead 43 44 45
l4edaris 39
Mehaffey 43(2) 46
46(4)
Middlebrooks
lloles 54
llornan 39(3)
4at3) 41 (2)
4213
)
odon 44 45 46
O'Donnell 59 52
a]r]r 42
Osborn 59
Otwel
f
49
Owen(s) 38 40(2)
50 51 59
Page 49
PaImer (e
) 41 48
5',]
Parker 42
4412) 49
43
59
Payne 60
49
Peebles 59
64
lliles 48
Peeples
Mi lLer 39 43 50
see Peebles
l.{i l l ican 54 i 2 )
Pegqy 4E
llilwe (e ) 42 4312) PenningJ:on 4l
l4inta 48
Pentecost 39 54
46
4t \21
llorgan
Llle(s)
McElro)'54
see Lyle (s
McFai I 58
i,lcGahee 3 8
Lr!tle l9 ( 3
4A (2 ) 4',7 l2
]lcGeoch 63
43(2) 5A
:,lcGinni s 62
Llttle George 4B McGulre 39 40 42
43 44
Little !,1ary 4B
Lockabay 43
llcKee 45 (3 ) 5l 67
59 62
Nichofs 65
Nix 55 62
Nolan 59 64
Newman
tleredith
Merrell 43 44 45
50 51 s3(3) 54
68
trlerril
Parson(s) 62 66
Pate 49 62
see n1erre11
(2
14
Micheal
Patt11lo 59
)
iloore 39 40 49
5312) 54l2l 62
45
58 ( 2 )
Ileff 66
r\el Iey 48
Nelson 6B
Newel I 55
Parkes see Parker
Parmer 39
Parlr 39 42 44 46
55
l.,litche11 63
l4ixarl 43 44
63
IlcEachim,lT
44
62
54
Leach 62
Leak 54
rl< I e
Melear
Mccanmon 4,1 46
Lavender
see Lavendar
l(clio
50
49
Mayf
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45
see }lcKinzey
UcKorcle 40 48
McPherson 43
l,lason
45
llcKlnney 43 44
UcKinzey 40 42
43(3) 44 4s
l{cI{inz ie
McKorc le
IlcI-endon 62
Mcl{uf 1en
see Mcl.(uf 1i n
l4cMul I in 43 44
Mc\inch 60 62
l.labry 42 46 50
Mackguiken 42
Maddox 39 40 49
l'lahaffey
see llehaffey
Malone 59 65 66
l4aish 59 52
Martln 39 41
4212) 43 14
Neely
llcKenzie
see McKi nzey
McKlbben 55
see
59
Lang 39 43 41
Langley 4l
Latson
51
46(2)
see Lassetter
Lackey 63
Lambert (h ) 4T 42
43 44 46 48 50
see Landrun
Landruln 4l(2)
4212 ) 43t2)
44l,2) 4\12)
47 50
4412)
Lyleis)
Kytle 3B
Laciter
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4512j 46 4'7t2l
LucY
see K i rkland
Knight 40 41
42(2) 43\6)
4414) 4512)
50t2\ 66 61
4312
4212
55
l.{orri s 43 44
41
Mosiah
Moste l
4B
ler
I4uffens
65
42
42
I,lunl(us
r4urcheson
ilurray 62
llusic 63
\ancy
-,leal(l)48
51
65
45
Petersorl 59
Perkins 38
Pessy
47
Peter 4g
Peters 47 48
Petty 39 42
Phi I I ips 4512) 65
Philpot 39 (2 )
Pinson 59
PiLts 62
Pollard 39 43
Polly 48 64
Pope 58 (4 ) 60 62
Pophan 59 63
Polreff 4l 43 4B
54l.2t
66
62
Price 43 44 51 59
12
Pritchard
49
Pryce see Price
Pyfe 62
ouinn 39
Rabu(r)n 43 4B 50
Rachael 4B
Rae see Ray
Ragan
51
Railey
47
Shackelford 43
44
45
Shadinger 59
sharp ( e ) 43 44
52 53 58
Shaw 39 42
Sheets 60
Sherdon 39
45
Rainwater 40
Randol 39
Raspbery 39 40
Ray 39 40 41 43
62 67
Short 41
Siegfried
Sila 4B
Redmond 62
slaughter 54(2)
smith 39(2) 40(2)
4314 ) 44 45
Reagan 53
Reese 52 53 55
Reeves 44 56 60
65
Reid 39 42 43 (3 )
4412) 4512) 50
Reuta 48
Reynolds 43(3)
44l2l
Richards 54 57
Richardson 53 56
59 64
Ridq (e )!,ray 39 42
Ringer 54
Risenhoover 59
Roberds
62 (2
48
)
Robert
Roberts 39 41
42\4) 44 4612)
55 6A 62
Robinson 39 47 (3 )
48 51 51 59 62
Rodqers 43 (2 ) 57
59
Rooks 50
Roop 54 (2 )
Rose 44 45
Rowe 54 (2
46
) 5B 6T
Rowef 47
Rudisi I1 65
66
Ruffin 50 (2 ) 51
Russell 54 57 59
SaI Iy 4B
Sandy 48
Sanfor:d 44
Sarah
48
Satter 47
schmldt 59 62
Scott 40 59
Selman 39 40
Seneka 48
66
48
ims 45
Skinner
s
5B
4612) 41 48(3\
49 50 55 57
5912) 62(2) 65
67
Sneary
38
Spence 55 58
Spradlin 59 64
Springer 39 43
spurbin 43
stal I in (g )s 44 45
41 (21 48 54/.2)
Staffions
see Stallings
Stark 53
Staten 39 40 46
Staton see Staten
Stedham 43 44 46
Steed 53
Stephen 48
stephens 50 51 54
Ste\rart 41 42 46
also see Stuart
stitl 42
srirh 66
Stokely 53
Slone 61 67 68
Stribl ing
see Stripling
Strickland 45 53
55
strickfen
see Stri ck land
striplin(g ) 44 45
46 (21 53 58
Strother 49
Stuart 62
afso see Stewart
suckey
48
afso see Weir:
Warren 45 46 54
47
sv,/anson 42
Shoemake 49
Simon
Ware 43 44
Suddeth 41
Summerlin
Swords 59
Sykes 54
syntha 4B
Ta1ley 47
Tankersley 65
Tant 55
Tate 59
'layLor 4'7 54 51
62(2)
Teagoe 42121 43
Thice see Thiess
Thies ( s ) 39 42
Thomas 43 44 55
Thomasson 53
Thompson 39 (2 )
40121 41 43
47
(2)
4813
49
Thrasher
)
Tigner 62
Tittle 63
Tolbert 47
Tomblin
49
Tommy 50
Towers
43
Traylor 40
Tredwell 39 44
Tucker 67 68
Turner 43 59
Tlreedell 57
Upshaw 53
Vanhooten
Vann 41
Vaughn 49
Vi
l-legas
Vine 42
VioIet 48
4T
62
46
waits see Waite
walden 49(2)
walker 39 40 52
54 59 61 (2) 67
see
Wa
walton
40
l face
4'l
ward 41 l2l 42
43(31 4412)
4sl2)
50
watson
41
wattner
Watts
66
47
webb 62
weir 39 40 42
4312 ) 44 4512)
also see l{are
Wells 57
west 54(2)
wester 62(2)
westbrook 39 41
wharton 39
whitaker 50 67l2l
68
White 39 42 43
45(3) 47 s0 s9
Whitten 59 62 63
Wier see Weir
wi.lk ins 43 44 45
wilkinson 68
lliff iam 4B
wifliams 40 4213 )
43 (2) 4413J
4512 ) 46 41 51
54 59 62121
williamson 39 46
4',7 68
liilson 54(4)
62(2) 6s
Winkfer 59
winney 48
63
tcher 67
wofford 62
6B
wiseman 65
59
Wallace 39
49l2)
wal1is
54
ss ( 2 )
I,li
51
Waite
Watkins 45
Wimpey 39
Vowels 45
tiagnon 42 43
4'7
55
Wash 38
Womble 50
wood(s) 39 40(3)
41 (3) 42 43 44
45 48 54 59 63
woodliff
47
wood (v/)ard 59
I^Tooten 49 63
}rord 3B 50
wriqht 63
l^/ynn(e) 43 44
45
66
Yates 41
60
Young 55
State Hist.
of wr 63
Soc.