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SPRING 1997
THE
CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY
BY THE
CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIEry
P. O. BOX s76
CARROLLTON, GEORGIA 301,I7
Web Page Address - http:/lmembers.aol.com/carrollgen/
VOLUME XVI I I
SPRING 1997
NUMBER ONE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Presidents Letter.....
2
Offrcers and Committees....... ..... ...
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2
Tumer Research
Temperance Congregational lrethodist Church Cemetery Revisited..........
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4
The McBumett Family ... ..........
Jefferson Mccee i/cBurnett - Sarah Anne Elizabeth King ...............
James Moses Blackburn Canoll - Minnie Lucinda lndiana McBumett
Eucleod McAllister Canoll - Ollie Melvina Waren . . ........................
11
Book Review - Private James R. Banow and Company "8" of Cobb's Legion
16
Announcements
17
Obituaries, Concord Prim. Bapt. Church lrinute Books
18
12
13
14
Items of Genealogical lnterest. Carroli County Iimes '1880
24
Focus of Research
24
Queries
27
Pedigree Chart
2A
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CCGS Members
lndex ......
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34
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The Canoll County Genealogical Society, Carroll County, Georgia, membership dues
are $20.00 per person or family, on a calendar basis (January through December). Life
memberships are not available. This publication is included at no extra cost in the
membership dues, with one copy per family. Extra copies of the 1997 Quarterlies are
available for $5.50 each. Former issues of the Quarterly are available atthe prices
shown on the back page of this issue. These are ordered from the Carroll County
Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 576, Canollton, GA 30117 Queries are published
free for members of the Society; charges for queries for non-members are $5.00 for up
to 100 words. This Society does not assume responsibility for enors in fact or opinion
which may appear in articles furniShed by its members. We will gladly conect any
enors brought to our attention.
Copynght '1997
lssN-0734-5682
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-2Spring'1997
Dear Members;
Once again, Dr. Eugene Sneary has obtained an excellent leader for our Spring
Workshop which will be held on Saturday, April 26, at the Sunset Hills Country Club in
Canollton. Robert Davis, a Professor of Genealogy at Wailace Community College
near Cullman, AL, will speak at both a moming and an aftemoon session covering such
subjects as research facilities available at the College; What's New in Genealogy and
other pertinent topics. A popuiar speaker, Mr. Davis was also associated with the
Georgia Archives so he is well versed in his field. Please see the enclosed flyer for
details.
Hugh W. Barrow, of Dalton, GA, a member of this Society, has compiled a fascinating
book conceming his great grandfathe/s Civil War seNice in Cobb's Legion, Company
B. A review of this book and information on how to obtain a copy is featured on
another page of this Quarterly. Copies of it have been donated by lrr. Banow and
members of his family to a number of local libraries and the iruseum of the
Confederacy in Richmond, VA.
I hope everyone remembered that dues of $20.00 per individual or family were payable
in January. We don't want to lose a single one of you.
To each of you who has sent in material for the Quartedy and/or our files at the Neva
Lomason Library, our special thanks. And please continue to send in items of interest.
The last page of this Quarteriy canies a listing of all our publications and purchase
information.
See you at the Workshop.
Sincerely,
Jean H Kytle, President
THE CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
1997 OFFICERS AND COMi/lITTEES
President.................
Vice_president........
Recording Secretary.
Corresponding Secretary .............
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Treasurer
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Quarterly Editor.......
Library Coordinator.
Program Coordinator
Jean H. Kytle
Ramona Teal
Sandra Allen
lvlary Florence Word
Lee W. Wash
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Shirley Gardner
Betty devane
Ramona Teal
Lee W. Wash
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Finance Committee Chairman
MembershipCommitteeChairman................ Ruthl\,ilcNinch
Douglass Ruskell
Telephone Committee
Marcia Mccahee
Projects
Committee
Chairman
Special
GeneSneary
WorkshopCommitteeChairman....................
Chairman
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-3TURNER RESEARCH
With Allied lines of Kinney, Haynes, Scoggins, Sims, Bradbury,
Eaton, Harper, and Wells.
by Alfred E. Turner, 650'1 Peacock Blvd.
Monow, GA 30260-2519
Research has been underlaken to determine the matemal lineage of Sophronia
Elizabeth TURNER who was enumerated in the household of Larkin TURNER in the
1850 Census of Canoll County, age 10, and in the household of Larkin's son Riley
TURNER in the '1860 Census of Meriwether Co., age 20. Findings to date are that she
was bom 19 Mar'1839 in Coweta Co. GA, died 3 Apr 1929, Canoll Co. GA, and was
buried 6 Apll929 in the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Cem., Canoll Co.
Sophronia Elizabeth manied (1)25 Aug 1863, CanollCo., to Benjamin Franklin
KINNEY, son ot William KINNEY Jr. and Lucinda HAYNES. KINNEY had enlisted in
Co. F, Cobb's Legion in Carollton in 1861 and died in a Richmond, VA, hospital in
June 1864. There was a daughter, Virginia Amelia, by this maniage. William KINNEY
Sr. v,/as a neighbor of Larkin TURNER in the Hickory Level community and two of the
KINNEY sons manied daughters of Larkin TURNER.
Sophronia Elizabeth manied (2) widower James l. SCOGGINS on 4 Feb 1866 in
Canoll Co. There were three children by this maniage: daughters Camila, lona, and
Sophronia. SCOGGINS died testate on 10Aug 1877 in CarollCo.
Sophronia Elizabeth manied (3) widower Rev. Starling Tucker SIMS in Canoll
Co.on9July1879. There was one child, son Starling TuckerJr. by this maniage. The
senior SIMS died 27 Oct 1906 and is buried beside his first wife, Emily BRADBURY
SIMS, in the Bethel Baptist Church Cem. in Temple, GA. tjpon the death of his mother
in 1929, the junior SIMS was the informant for Sophronia's death certificate, and gave
her mothe/s maiden name as Elizabeth TURNER and her fathe/s name as "unknown."
The name on her tombstone is "Safronia E. Sims."
Larkin TURNER did have a daughter named Elizabeth, bom 31 Oct 1813, but
she manied Alexander EATON in Canoll Co. on '10 Jan 1833, and they moved to Cobb
Co. GA before 1850. By 1850 she had bome him four children, the third being bom on
2 Nov 1839 in CanollCo., and the second child was bom in 1838. Sheisnotalikely
candidate for the mother of Sophronia.
Larkin TURNER also had a granddaughter who manied a son of Sterling T. and
Emily SIMS. While searching the 1920 Census Soundex for the SIMS family, the name
"Estee Sims" popped up and not until several film frames later did it sink in that "Estee"
was the phonetic spelling for "S. T.," which were the initials often used by both father
and son. Reversing the film, it was found that this was indeed the family being sought.
The IGI has an entry submitted in 1987 of a maniage between Benjamin
Franklin KINNEY and Elizabeth Tumer EABEEB in Canoll Co. in 1863. The source
document for this entry led to a gentleman in Oklahoma who said the information came
from a book, Kincheloe. McPherson. and Related Families published in '1951, that he
made the entries from the book through special dispensation by the Mormon Church,
and thal he had no other knowledge. Obtaining a copy of the book, it was found that
the information was fumished by the late Mrs. Guy Herbert WELLS, formerly Ruby Mae
HAMMOND, bom 1891 in Douglas Co., lvho was the wife of the 1934-1954 president of
the Georgia Stale College for Women; that Mr. WELLS was bom in Canoll Co.; and
that Mrs. WELLS was the granddaughter of Sophronia Elizabeth Tumer LIABeEE and
Benjamin F. KINNEY. Mrs. WELLS was a genealogist and had fumished transcripts of
-4Turner Research, Cont'd.
the KINNEY family Bibles (which state that Elizabeth Sophronia TURNER maried
Benjamin F. KINNEY) to the Georgia DAR, copies of which are in the Georgia
Department of Archives and History. It was very possible that Mrs. WELLS had known
and most likely talked to her grandmother, since the name |!/\EPEB had to derive from
some source, and further that she must have been aware of her lineage. With this in
mind, an attempt has been made to locate any private genealogical papers she may
have left.
A search of the Social Security Death Benefits Record CD tumed up the name
of Guy WELLS, and the Georgia Death Certificate lndex gave the precise date and
county of his death, which led to a 1965 Atlanta newspaper containing lvlr. WELLS'
obituary, which revealed that ilrs. WELLS was still living in '1965, with a son living in
Cobb Co., and a manied daughter living in Colorado. The two children ortheir
descendants may know what happened to iilrs. WELLS'private papers, but after
searching for several months these two children have not been located.
It is conceivable that Sophronia Elizabeth TURNER may have been the natural
child of Elizabeth TURNER and a Mr. HARPER, and that she took the name TURNER.
Canoll and Coweta Co. county court records do not contain any reference to such an
event nor can any divorce, guardianship, or name change records be found. The 1850
and 1860 Censuses use the IURNER sumame, as well as the Canoll County Maniage
Book C'1; and an entry in the '1875 State Census of Canoll County births lists one of
her SCOGGINS children and records her maiden name as TURNER, as does one of
the KINNEY family Bit'les as mentioned above.
The help of Society members or any other knowledgeable party, especially
those with HAMMOND, KINNEY, SCOGGINS, SIMS, or WELLS ancestry, would be
welcome, either in locating the WELLS descendants or fumishing clues to the identity
of Sophronia's maternal grandparents.
METERY R
by Alfred E. Tumer
650l Peacock Blvd., Morrow, GA 30260
This sunel ofthe ccmetel'\'at Tsnpcrance made Novcmber. 1996. updatcs tlrc 6rst sune)
madc in 1981 and publishcd in Carroll equtr!c!0e19!9! bf the Socict] in l9lt3 ln addition to
nclr graves, a numbff ofthe oldcr gra\€s have been prolided $rth headstoncs or otheNise
idetificd. and some omissions and errors in the original publication havc bcen corrected The
church and c.mctcD are in Land Distrrct 5. Land Lot l l I of GN'ID L 22 and is located or thc
south sidc ofcmrgia Statc Road 6l- ninc miles northcast ofcarrollton and one-tenth milc rvest of
Four Notch Road in thc Sand l lill conmlunitv Thc ccmetert is on thc cast side of thc church Thc
small cemetery on thc $est side ofthc church. kno$n as thc Bro\\n Familt Cemctcr) ' is not
rncluded in this sune1. Numbcrs ha!! becn arbitraril] assigncd for the puryosc of proliding.
parenthcticall:, some gencalogical information. Ro$s are numbcrcd from $€st to east and graves
are numbered, in order oftleir dppcaranca- ftom south to north.
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Temperance Cong. Meth. Ch. Cem. Revisited, Contd.
Row 1
1. wlNDOM, Lee
Roy 8.26 Feb'1904 D.7 Jun'1981
D.21 Dec1986
Doris
B. 19 Sep 1917
(Doris Larane nee TURNER, wife of 1, dau. of '17 & 18)
B. 1 Jun 1894
D.28 Nov 1967
3. OAVIS, Zed B.
(zed Bonneo
D. I Jun 1967
4. DAVIS, Letha Hogan B. 4 May 1894
(Mary Letha nee HOGAN, wife of 3, dau. of 8 & 9)
B.7Sep1905 D.'1 Aug 1979 "MASON"
5. SMIIH, Wilbur G
2.
WINDOM,
(!Vilbur Greefie, son of Lewis SMITH 8nd Leander SIIITH nee
6.
SMITH, Nellie
Hogan
7.
HOGAN, Jodie
Buford
8.
HOGAN, Lydia
E.
9.
HOGAN, P.
B.
10. HOGAN,
t\4.
M.A.
HENSLEY)
8.29 Sep 1906
D. 12
[Ia|1988
(Nellie lnez nee HOGAN, wife of 5, dau. of
D. 3 Dec 1990
B. 30 Aug
1897
(dau.of8&9)
B. 1868
I
& 9)
D. '1965
,l868; d.
(Lydia Eslridge Pearce nee CARRoLL, b. May 10,
Mar. 17, 1965, wife of 9, dau. of 28 & 29)
1868
D. 1956
B.
(Pierce Moore Butler. b. Jun.4, 1869;d. Nov.20, 1956, son
of Witliam Lawrence HoGAN who is bur. at New Hope Prim.
Bapt. Ch. Cem., Douglas Co., and 10)
8.23Dec1835
D.28Apr1930
(lvlary Ann nee PUCKETT, wife of William Lawrence HOGAN
who is bur. al New Hope Pfim. Bapt. Ch. Cem., Douglas Co.,
F.
12. CARROLL. Mattie L.
11. CARROLL, Ben
Row 2
13.
14.
15.
16.
L.
E.
Plot
Plot
R.
'lg.
PARKER,
20. PARKER,
21.
PARKER,
D.21 May 1988
(Beniamin Franklin, son of 28 & 30)
D.25 Dec 1982
B. 1 Dec
(Mattie Lou nee HERRIN, wife of 11)
1889
1900
Ap|1906
B. 2 Jul
D. 7 Sep 1970
Only date
B. 18
Ma.ker unreadable
Marker Lrnreadable
D.24 Sep 1943
B. 17 Jul
(Son of lrvin S. TTJRNER and Mary TURNER nee COOPER
who are bur. at Concord Meth. Ch. Cem., Hickory Level)
B.31 Aug
D.4 Nov 1986
(Mary Alice nee BROOIU wife of 17, dau. of 78 & 79)
Only date
B. '13 Sep
(Margaret Jeanette, living Ocl. 1996, dau. of20&21)
D. 1 Oct 1975 'l\,lASON'
W. B.
B. 23 Auo
(Willie Burgess, son of Henry Stephen PARKER and Emma
Katherine PARKER nee CASEY)
"EASTERN STAR'
only
Maggie Hogan
(Maggie l ae nee HOGAN, living Oct. 1996, wife of 20, dau.
BALL, Albert
BALL, Nancy
ln BALL
ln BALL
17. TURNER, Buren
18. TURNER,
mother of 9)
8.21 Dec 1886
MaryA.
Jeanette
"Bill"
1880
1893
1932
'1906
8.4Nov1904
date
of 8&9)
22. LAWNG. Fannie Carroll
8.6Nov1835
D.8Mar1911
(Frances V. nee CARROLL, dau. of26 & 27. Manied 1s,t to
Tilman W. [4USE, see 47; married 2nd to 23; manied 3rd to
MichaelJ. SAILORS)
a)
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,
.,
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-6Temperance Cong. l\4eth. Ch. Cem. Revisited, Cont'd.
23. LAWNG. J, B,
24. LAWING.
ft,iary Canoll
25, CARROLL. Ann Jane
26. CARRoLL. lrloses
27. CARROLL, Elizabeth
28, CARROLL, J, W.
29, CARROLL,
RachEI
D I Nov 1909
"Age 70 yrs"
(James B., b. Dec. 1830; postmasier at Shady Grove in 1875)
B 19 Dec 1818
D. '19 Jul 1897
(nee CARRoLL, wife of 23, dau. of 2A &27)
D. 14 Jan '1894
B 6 Apr 1833
(never married, dau. of 26 & 27)
D.2A Jan 1814
B. 13 Nov 1789
(Ances,tor of many buried here, b. Orange Co., NC. son of
[Iichael CARROLL and Bettey CARROLL nee ESTRIDGE.
Came to Canoll Co. in 1844 and built home on land near
where Tempe€nce Church now stands)
D. 19 Apr 1874
B 2 Jul1791
(nee WoRK[,!AN, wife of26, b. Orenge Co., NC, dau. of John
and Silva WORKIVIAN)
D. 8 Feb 1897 "MASON',
4.31 AUO 1821
(John Workman, son of 26 & 27, b. Orange Co., NC; Georgia
House of Representatives 1882-1883; foa many years
postmastea and Justice of the Peace at Sand Hill)
1829
D.28 Oct 1880
lst wife of 28, dau. of James Howard
STIDHAM NEC STEEDMAN)
ANd
RAChAEI
STIDHAI,
D. 3 Nov 1907
B- 3 Dec 1856
(Mary Antoinetle nee COOKE, 2nd wife of 28, dau, of 40)
8.20
[,'lar
(nee STIDHAM,
30. CARROLL, Antoinette
Row 3
31. MARKS, Jerry
R.
32, HOGAN
33. HOGAN, [,lilton
R.
34
HUDGENS, ETnesI
35
HOGAN Mose L.
36, HOGAN, Mary O
37
l\rarted with field stone
38
COOKE, Sarah J F
"l\ranied B. D. Cooke
B
18
oct
D
1947
8 Jun 1986
Pfc u.S. Army Vietnam
Double monument marked only "HOGAN"
D 30 Dec 199'1
B 13 Jul 1932
(Milton Roscoe, son of 35 & 36, wife was Betty Jean HOGAN
nee WALDRUP)
D. 11 Apr 1887
B 25 Dec 1881
(SON Of HENry T, HUDGENS ANd MAry FTANCiS HUDGENS
nee JoHNsoN; Grandson of Elias HUDGENS and l\rargaret
HUDGENS nee HENDON)
D. 11 Jan 1988
B 15 J8n 1893
(l\,,loses Lee Cleveland, son of 8 & 9)
D. 6 Feb 1969
8.2 Jan 1896
(tiary Olin nee GOoLSBY, wife of 35)
(HOGAN, GaryP b 15Oct 1914, d.20Apr1936,sonof 35&
36)
sepl
12, 1876"
39. Marked with field slone
40. COOKE, Frances J.
"Married Oct. 9, 1851"
D. 27 Dec 1891
i-...rah Jane Frances nee CARROLL, dau. of 28 & 29, first
''rllle of Benjamin David CooKE, who is bur. in cullman Ciiy
Cern . Cullman Co. AL. See 40)
(COOKE James Claibome, b. 27 Dec 1891:d.4 Jan 1892;
son of 38)
O 22 Apt 1887
B 5 Aug 1835
(Frances Jane nee KING, dau. of Benjamin KING, wife of
Rowtand Bryant cooKE who d. in 1879. Mother of Beniamin
David cooKE, see 38 above, and l\,lary Antoinette Cooke
8.25 Apr 1860
CARROLL,
SCE
30)
'.-'1,
i,
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Temperance Cong. Meth. Ch. Cem. Revisited, Con{d.
stone
42. Ma ed with field stone
43. Marted with field stone
44. l\rarked with field stone
41. lvlarked with field
(COOKE, Rowland Woftman, b.28Aug'1878,d.7Apr1881,
son of 38)
(COOKE, David Marvin, b. 8 oct 1880, d. 7 Oct 1881, son of
38)
(COOKE, l\4argaret Temperance, b. Aug '!888, d. 6 Aug 1896,
dau. of 38)
(COOKE, John Benjamin, b. 28 Jul 1889, d. 6 Aug 1896, son
of
38)
45. BROOM, James Robert B. 30 Jul
1873
46. lvlarted with field stone
47. I,rlUSE, Athatona
1859
D. 1 Mar 1875
(Son of 78 & 79)
Unknown
D. 29 l!4ar 1864
B. 25 Apr
(Dau. of Tilman W. MUSE who d. 1862, bur. in a Confederate
Cemetery, Richmond, VA. Mother is 22. This is the oldest
marked grave in the cemetery)
48. Marked with field stone L,nknown
49. CRAWFORD, lnfant B. & D. 13 Feb 1909
P.
51. CRAWFORD, Burrus
s0
CRAWFORD. J.
(Son of 51)
1912
1884
B. 17 Dec
(John P., son of 51)
B. 1l Auo
D.17 Nov 1918
D.28 Feb 1920
(ElsIqp-!{-a!yi!3-U@g nee CARROLL, dau. of 28 & 30, wife of
Birdo [,r. CRAWFORD)
Row 4
52.
HOGAN,HelenF.
and
"Daughter of Mr[,,!rs. James B. Hogan
Apr. 29, 1945"
53. HOGAN, Rufus
B.
54. HOGAN, HenryGrady
(8.&D.on29Apr1945,dau.ofJamesButle.HOGANand
Nettie Lee HoGAN nee SANDERS and granddau. oI 74
1899
D.22Dec1930
B 5Dec1930
(Son of 53 and his 1st wife Myrl HOGAN
8.2Dec1919 D.2Aug'1943
(Son of 35 & 36)
D.5 Mar 1942
8.31 Jul '1926
&75t
Only date
B. 29 Sep
(Jemes Rufus Butler, son of I & 9)
nee FOSTER)
David
56. HoGAN, Hershal
(Son of 35 & 36)
D.2 Dec 1923
B. 11 Jun 1922
57. HOGAN. lnez
(Dau of 35 & 36)
D 20 Nov 1936
B. 15 oct 1915
58. HoGAN, Gerrie
(aka Garry P., son of 35 & 36)
D.21 Sep 1g*B 20 Sep 19-59. HOGAN, Joyce
(Peggy Joyce, b. & d. about 1929, dau. of 35 & 36)
D. 16 Aug 1969)
60 HoGAN, Clarence B. 31 Jul 1914
(Son of 35 & 36)
61. VINES,JohnT. "34y-3m-12d" D.31 Dec1910 'WOODSMAN OF THE
WORLD'
(b. 19 sep 1876, son of 62)
D.4 Oct 1889
"30y - 13d"
62. VINES, Elizabeth R. J
55. HOGAN.
63. BROOlvl, John Moses
(Elizabeth R. J. nee CARROLL, b 19 Sep 1854, dau. of 28 &
29, wife of John W. VINES, b. abt. 1852,d bef. 1913,sonof
Phillip H. VINES and Mary B. VINES nee BARRoN)
D. 5 Aug 1886
B. 6 Aug
1884
(Son of 78 & 79)
Temperance Cong. Meth. Ch. Cen]. Revisited, Cont'd.
B.
65. BROOlvl, Charles R.
e.22 Feb 1882
64. BROO[4, lrvin
D. 20 Aug 1883
(Son of 78 & 79)
D. 1953
B.
(Charley Rowland, b. 23 Sep 1889, son of 78 & 79; married
'1st Emily E. CARROLL nee CARROLL; marded 2nd 66)
B.
Only date
(2nd wife 0165, maiden name nol knowfl)
138e
P. 1900
67. Ma.ked with field stone Unkliown
66. BRCOf'r, Lecty Ann
(Son of 69 & 70)
69. CRAIryFCRD,
Maude B.30Aug139C
D.27Mar1969
(Gedrude Maude May nee CARROLL, dau of 28 & 30, wife of
70)
7C. CRAUJFORD, Wm. L.
M. B. 5 Nov
19eO
D. 13 Jul 1358
(Son of John T. CRAUJFCRD and Georgia A. 6P.AWFORD
.ee PRESSLEY; btother of Birdo 1",1. CRAIryFORD, see 51)
(Dau. of 69 & 70)
(Son of 59 & 70)
1e1O
74. HOGAN, J W Pierce 8.28Feb1881
ZS. ttOcnlt, Raymond
e.
B. 23 Dec
(Scn of 74 C 75)
D. S Scp '1912
D.28 Feb 1982 "|!4ASoN"
(John William Pierce, son of 8 & 9)
(1,'!4ry
Jane nee BARTLETT,
77 gRCCM,M6ryA. B.6Jan18eC
78
BROOM,J.A.
F.
YJife of 74)
D 17Feb1972
([,'lary Alma nee PARKS, vrife of 76)
B.6Au9
1354
D. 1May1S28 ',lrASON',
(John Augustls Franklin, b- in Warren Co., son of Joseph
g
-ua.ison BRooM, a carollton shoemaker pvt. in Co. E, 1st
Regm't ca. Cavalry missing in action Dec. 1354. lJotherwas
Ch. Cem.. Floyd Co.)
7S. BROOM, [ilargaretAnn B. 14
Feb'1352
D. 12 Jan 1949
(lt4argaret Ann Tempercnce nee CARROLL, vr'ife oi 78, dau. of
80. 8ROC[1,
lnfant
B
&
D
10 [4ay 1392
83. Marked with field stone Llnknorn child
slone Unknown adult
stone Unknown aalult
-Ssilarked
eg. CRAY. l,'!a$erel.l g 1e14
wrth field
35.
I!'larked with field
Cnly dale
.:-'..-t
.. .
"-
!. I a-l
-
9-
Temperance Cong. Meth. Ch. Cem. Revisited, Cont'd.
HENDON,J.P. 8.25 Mat 1844 D. 12Sep1918
"Private Soldier Co. B, (Jackson P., son of William A. HENDON and Mary HENDON)
7th Confederate Cavalry"
90. HENDON, M. c. Powell 8.21 Dec 1847
D.27 oct 190'1
89.
([,,Iary C. nee POWELL, wife of 89, dau-
B.
92. ROWLAND, Dora
91. HENDON, L.
93. JAtlES, Samuel
R.
B.
95. JOHNSON, John F.
96. JOHNSON, BenH.
94. JAMES, Jerusha
97. JOHNSON, lvlaryS.M.
98. PHILLIPS, David L€e
99. PHILLIPS, James O.
100. PHILLIPS, Betty
Levi
c.
of
Rev. Thomas
POWELL and Nency POWELL)
8.17May1874 0.2Nov1892
(Levi Benjamin, son of 89 & 90)
B. 15 Sep 1868
D. 11 Dec 1902
(Dora L. nee HENDON, dau. of 89 & 90, wife of Benjamin
Franklin ROWLAND who was first cousin of 93)
D. 10 Jan 1969
B. 8 Aug
(Samuel Reese, son of Theodore Pery JAMES and Haniet
Caroline JAMES nee ROWLAND who are bur. at Double
Sp.ings Bapl. Ch. Cem., Oconee Co., SC)
1878
8.24Od1877 D.8[4ay1966
(Jerusha Elizabeth nee BROOM, dau. of 78 & 79, wife of 93)
B. 18 Jul 1897
D. 1 Feb 1898
(Son 0f 96 & 97)
0.1929
B. 1860
(Benjamin H. b. Apr 1860, d. 28 May 1929, was son of
Franklin c. and Arminda JoHNSoN)
Only date
(Mary Susan Martha "Mollie" nee CARROLL, b.21 Aug'1862,
d. 8 Nov 1956, wife of 96, dau. of 28 & 29)
B.'1862
1972
1959
l Sep 1961
22 Aug
12 tular
Row 7
101. GRAY, charles
D.
102. GRAY, Ruby
Only date
Only date
Onlydate
1915
1924
1894
D. 14 Apr 1973 "us ARMY wwll"
B. 28 Apr
(Son of 106 & 107)
17 Jun
Only date
0r'Uife of 101, she died in 1996)
D.30 May 1981
103. ROBINSON, Henry GradyB 11 Nov
(Son of John Henry ROBINSON and Margaret Josephine
RoBINSoN nee GREEN)
Lona
105. GRAY, Hugh Lee
106. GRAY, Willie c.
104. ROBINSON.
R.
Jesse B.
107. GRAY, Lura
108. JAMES,
109. JAMES, Billy
Winford
1906
B.Apr1918
(Son of 106 & 107)
B. 5 Jan '1884
B.26Jul
D.'1 Mar1988
(Nee GRAY, dau. of 106 & 107, wife of 103)
4.12Mat1924
O. 4 Jan 1932
(Willie Gerald, son of George W. GRAY and Susan C. GRAY
NCE SEGRAVES)
8.27 Jan
1880
1899
D.24 Oct 1952
(Nee BROO[,'!, dau. of 78 & 79, wife of 106)
D.5 Oct'1938
B. 15 lray
(Jesse Braswell, son of 93 & 94, marded Dora L. HoGAN who
is bur. East Lithonia Bapt. Ch. Cem., DeKalb Co.)
D. 15 Feb 1946 FUNERAL HOME
"3m
MARKER
(Grandson of 108 end son of Winford l\readows JAIdES who is
bur. East Lithonia Bapt. Ch. Cem., DeKalb Co.)
22d"
Temperance Cong. l,leth. Ch. Cem. Revisited, Cont'd.
1'10. JA[4ES, Thomas
Gerald
Hill Cem., Cobb Co. and Mamie Pauline JAMES nee BATES.
Grandson of 93 & 94)
lraB.
112. SMITH, lva Dell
111. SMITH,
Row 8
113. TURNER,
115. JAMES, Daisy
13t4ar1909
1912
B.
D. 19Feb1984
(Son of William J. SIvllTH and lvlary SMITH)
8.27 Jafi
D.5 N4ay 1968
(Nee HARPER, wife of '111)
Carl
114. JAMES, Tessie
1940
B. 20 Dec
D. 29 Jul '1941
(Son of Thomas Theodore JAI,IES who is bu.. at Cheatham
B.
1920
8.23Aug
1907
19 Sep
D.20 Sep 1920
(G.andson of 93 & 94, son of Coleman Clay TURNER and
Nettie Roena TURNER nee JAh/lES who are bur. in Davis
Cem., Beaufort Co., NC. Coleman Clay TURNER was
nephew of 17)
P.
D.gMay1929
Ctessie L. nee PORTWOOD, dau. of 119 & 120, and 'lst wife
Little
Sybil
117. JAtilES, Henry R.
116. JA[,|ES,
of Ead A. JAiTES who is bur. Bethany Christian Ch. Cem.,
Canoll Co. He is the son of 93 & 94)
D. 10Sep1933
(Granddau. of 93 & 94, dau of Earl A. JAMES, see '114, and
2nd wife Alvis JAMES nee THOMPSON who is bur. at Antioch
Bapt.Ch Cem., Canoll Co.)
B. & D. 18 [.4ay 1939
(Dau of 117 and Edna JAlvlES nee STICHER)
B.4lvlar1932
8.21
lvlar1913
D.3Mar1945 'US ARIIIY WWlr
(Henry Roland, son of 91 & 92, d. in Germafiy during VVW|l.
He was manied to Edna STICHER)
Row 9
118. PORTWOOD, FloyW
119. PORTWOOD. Sam C.
120 PORTWOOD,
Hattie
J.
3Dec1911
8.8Jan1883
date
'[4AMA"
D.30Jan1984
(Samuel C., son of Thomas J. PORTWOOD and Frances
PORTWOOD)
B.
D 1930
(D. 29 lvlay 1930, wife 0f 1'19, mother of 114)
121. PORTWOOD, Leonard B
Berry
Only
1888
&D
17Jul 1945
(Son of Leonard PORTWOOD and Frances PORTWOOD nee
GANN)
1947
D.21 Jan 1949
Jenelle 24 Jan 1932
Only date
(Nee MAYO, wife of 124)
124. SMITH, William Thomas 2 [,,lay 1930
Only dale
125. S[4|TH, Tommy Pat.ick B 8 Dec 1953
D. 15 Jun 1971
"ll'='="1i'='='"1Ii"= ?l "i="Il'il:"='5i:-1'l
= = = = = I'il
122. PORTWOOD. Thomas 8.28 Ocl
Randall
123. S[4|TH, Lessie
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-11THE MCBURNETT FAMILY
Submitted by Betty Jo Carroll Parsons 2323 Bryant Ln., Knoxville, TN 37932
Daniel McBumett, a soldier of the American Revolution, was bom about 1755'1761, place of birth unknown. He married Esther Wadsworth, who was the daughter of
Thomas Wadsworth, and they remained in the Wilkes, Franklin, and Lincoln County
areas until the death of Daniel in 1793. lt was a few years later that the McBurnett
family started their slow migration westward and eventually settled in Canoll and
Haralson counties, with some members of the family settling in eastern Alabama.
James McBurnett, believed to be the oldest son of Daniel and Esther, was bom
about 1776. He married Nancy Pate in Lincoln County, Georgia, about 1796. James
served in the War of 1812 as a Private in Captain James Meriwethefs Company of
Volunteer Riflemen attached to 2nd Regiment of the Georgia Militia. James McBurnett
died in Oclober'1813. ln 1820 Nancy lived with hersixyoung sons in Walton County,
Georgia. One of those sons, Nicholas McBumett, was my grealgreat grandfather.
Nicholas McBumett was bom about 1809. He married Lucinda G. Adams,
January 1,1829, in NeMon County, Georgia. By 1840, they, along with his widowed
mother, Nancy, were permanently settled in Canoll County, where they remained the
rest of their ljves. Nancy McBumett continued to live by herself, but close to other
family members untilage 91 wl'ren she resided with Nicholas and Lucinda.
Eleven children were bom to Nicholas and Lucinda McBurnett;
1. James McBumett, b about 1832; md Permelia Thompson 15 Dec 1856:
d 23 lray 1894; bur. Union Camp Ground Cem., Caroll Co.
2. lrary lrcBumett, b 25 Dec 1833; md lsaac N. lngram 10 Feb 1854; d
2'1 Nov 1890; bur. New Hope United Methodist Cem., Canoll Co.
3. Nancy lllcBumett, b 20 Oct 1835; md James Seigler 31 Jul 1860; d 13 Jul
19'16; bur. New Hope United l\rethodist Cem., Canoll Co.
4. Iba Louisa lrcBumett, b06Apr 1837; md Shadrack Thompson 09 Feb
'1854; d 05 Nov 1907; bur. Union Camp Ground Cem., Canoll Co.
5. Thomas McBumett. b abt 1841.
6. Joshua McBumett, b abt 1843.
7. John Nicholas ircBumett, b abt 1845; md Sophia lMatilda] Brown 14 Dec
'1869; date of death unknown.
8. Daniel M. McBumett, b26May 1A47; md Mary S. Price 24 Dec 1868;
d 16 Feb 1905; bur. Mt. Zion United Methodist Cem., Canoll Co.
9. William A. McBumett, b abt 1849; md Sara Elizabeth Jones'19 Jan 187'1;
d 1913i bur. Union Camp Ground Cem., CarrollCo.
10. Jefferson Mccee McBumett, b 29 Dec 1850; md Sarah Anne Elizabeth
King 26 Dec 1871;d 15 Apr 1915; bur. Sharp Cem., Sharp, Texas.
11. Hanis Wardlow McBumett, b abt 1855; md lvargaret C. Brown 02 Dec
'1875.
Nicholas McBurnett died in 1880 at age 71. He had been a resident of Canoll
Co. for 40 years. After his death, Lucinda made her home with her youngest son,
Harris Wardlow. lt is believed that she died about 1885.
Several members of the lvlcBumett family, Nick McBurnett, W. A. McBumett,
and Shadrick Thompson (who had manied lba Louisa McBurnett), were instrumentalin
the development of Union Camp Ground near Waco, Georgia. This place of worship .
played an important role in the lives of future generations of the McBumetts and
Canolls, for this was lvhere many of our early family reunions were held.
\j',,
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-12JEFFERSON MCGEE MCBURNETT - SARAH ANNE ELIZABETH KING
Submitted by Betty Jo Carroll Parsons, 2323 Bryant Ln., Knoxville, TN 37932
Jefferson Mccee McBurnett, born 29 December 1850 in CarrollCo, GA., was
the tenth child of Nicholas and Lucinda Adams McBurnett He married Sarah Anne
Elizabeth King, who was the daughter of Joseph G King and Indiana Langston, on26
December1871, in Carroll Co. Aswere mostrural people, Jeiterson was a farmer. lt
appears that he began to broaden his horizons in support of his young family, as he
stated in the 1880 census records that he worked in a saw mill. He aiso served for a
few years as Postmaster in the Kansas Community (Canoll County) beginning ln 1876.
Jefferson and Sarah Anne were the parents of 13 children:
f . ijinnie Lucinda {ndiana McBumett, b 29 Oc,, 1872: md James l\4oses
Blackburn Carroll 06 Jun 1890; d 07 Sep '1950, bur Waco Cem.
Mary Fannie l\4cBumett, b 22 Feb 1874, md Oscar Bruce Canoll 11 May
1A9O, d 24 Jan 1960, bur Rockdale, TX.
3. Joseph Wardlow McBumett, b 09 Aug 1875; md Margaret Lillian Stone
11 Sep '1898i d 01 Feb 1949; bur Montevallo Cem., Shelby Co., AL.
Laura Victoria Adalee McBumett, b 04 Apr 1878, md (l)Tom Edelmon;
md (2) Ben Massy; d '15 SeP 1960.
5. Benjamin Nicholas McBumett, b 08 Apr 1880; md Ethel Davis 24 Aug 1902;
d 29 Nov 1959, bur. IOOF Cem., Rockdale, TX
6. William Barto lrcBumett, b 16 Sep 188'1; md (1)Della Kolb 13 Sep 1908;
md (2) Frances Davis 07 May 1924i d 06 Mar 1939; bur Rose Hill Cem.,
Corpus Christr, I X.
7. Mark Cornelius McBumett, b 13 Apr '1883; md Llllre Edna Davis 13 Nov
1910; d 25 Jan '195'1; bur. Miles, TX
8. Henry Cleveland l\rcBumett, b 23 Jul 1885; md Tommie Jones 10 Jun
1923: d 14 [Iar 1959; bur. Robstown, TX.
Beatrice Ada McBurnett b 23 Jul 1887; md Charles L Bntton 30 Oct 1904;
d 19 Nov 197'l:bur. Robstown, TX.
1O Dovey Lois McBumett, b 06 [lay 1889; md Felx Frierson; d 19 May '1952;
bur. Haskell. TX.
11. Dwynell f,lccee lrcBumett, b 24 l\4ay 1891;md (1) Blanche Homeyer, md
(2) Clarabel Russell; d 03 Oct 1959, bur. Seaside Cern , Corpus Christ,
TX
12. Walter Lee furcBurnett, b 10 May 1893, Mary Lee AL; mo [ilarian Elva Lee
14 Dec 1920; d 24 Mar 1970, bur. Robstown MemoflalCem., Robstown,
TX,
13. Euna Myrtle McBurnett, b 10 Aug '1897 Sharp, TX' md Wrllram Cullen
Rutland 26 Sep 1922; d 18 Sep 1959, bur. Corpus Christi, TX
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All of the above chtldren were born in Haralson Co. with the exceptlon of the last
two. The first chald born to this family, l\rrnnle lndiana Lucinda McBurnet, is the line
from whrch many of the Carrolls in Haralson Co. are descended.
Jefferson and Sarah Anne McBurnett, along wth their large family, started their
migration westward sometime around '1892. lt is not known exactly how long this trip
took, but apparently they were settled there around 1895 or 1896. Of the 13 children'
my grandmother llinnie Lee was the only one who made Georgia her permanent home-
ia', [-:
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Jefferson lrccee lvcBurnett & Sarah Anne Elizabeth King, Cont'd.
The second daughter, Mary Fannie who manied Oscar Bruce Canoll, stayed in the
Haralson Co. area until about 1906, at which time they also moved to Texas.
Perhaps in the beginning Iife was not as comfortable in Texas as this young
family thought it might be. ln letters written in 1896 by lndiana Langston King to her
daughter Sarah Anne, she expresses regret over their crops in Texas "being so sorry..."
while Canoll and Heard counties "had the best crops" she had ever seenl Whatever
the conditions, Jefferson and Sarah Anne remained in Texas and continued farming, in
addition to breeding and selling horses.
Jefferson Mccee McBumett died in Sharp, l\rilam Co., Iexas on 15 Apr '1915.
Sarah Anne Elizabeth King McBumett died in Robstown, Texas, '15 Apr 1942. Both are
buried in the community of Sharp, Texas, near Rockdale.
JAlvlES IVOSES BLACKBURN CARROLL - MINNIE LUCINDA INDIANA McBURNETT
Submitted by Betty Jo Carroll Parsons, 2323 gryant Ln., Knoxville, IN 37932
James Moses Blackbum Canoll, son of Dr. Thomas Marion Canoll and lsabella
l\rcAllister,
was born in Haralson Co., GA, on 02 Jul 1862. He manied Minnie
Anne
Lucinda lndiana McBumett, daughter of Jefferson Mccee McBumett and Sarah Anne
Elizabeth King, on 06 Jun 1890. She was bom 29 Oct 1871.
Mr. and Mrs. Canollwere life-long residents of Haralson Co., residing primarily
in the Buncombe and Waco area, until later years when they made their home with
their different children. They were a farming family, and he, at one time, was a saw
miller.
As early members of the Union Methodist Church, they could always be found
at camp meeting during the fourth week of August each year. The cottages, or tents as
they were called, were primitive with beds consisting of only wooden frames filled with
fresh straw, and no floors. Drinking water, cold and refreshing, was drawn from the
spring. ltis stated in llF- Histoty of Union Camp Ground, 1876-1976, that 52 people
slept in the Canoll tent over one camp meeting weekend. I was probably one of them.
Grandpa Canoll was ahead of his time in regard to the presenlday fitness
qaze. A6 a 78 year-old, he was known to have roofed a garage, and in his late
eighties and early oineties he walked at least two or three miles a day.
Grandma Canoll was bom Minnie lndiana Lucinda McBumett, but was always
known as "Minnie Lee." No one seems to know when or why she decided to call
herself Minnje Lee, as was recorded on her maniage license and inscribed on her
tombstone. One explanation was given in this manner: She was of such an
independent nature that when she decided to do something, she just did it.
Perhaps one thing the grandchildren will never forget about her was her love of
hot green peppers. The ones that tasted the best were those that no one else would
dare bite into! Among other things, I remember her as a patient grandmotherwho
taught a little girl the fine attributes of hemming a garment.
Ten children were bom to this family:
1. Willie Belle Carroli, b '12 Mar 1891; md lrarvin lvl Brown 05 Mar'19'11;d
24 Apr 1988; bur. Pleasant HillCem., Haralson Co.
j:,,'
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-14James Moses Blackburn Caryoll& Minnie Lucinda lndiana McBurnett, Confd.
2.
Eucleod McAllister Canoll, b 23 Jun 1893; md (1) Ollie Melviila Wanen
13 Jan 1918; md (2) Lillian Styles Sims 04 Oct 1974; d 12 Oct 1976; bur.
Bremen City Cem., Haralson Co.
3. lrwin Jefferson Carroll, b 25 Mar 1895, md Annie Lee Leak 31 Aug 1919;
d 19 Nov 1934; bur. lvlt. Zion United Methodist Cem., CanollCo.
4. Lillie Gayce Carroll, b 07 Dec 1896; md Lee Otis Barrow 13 Feb 1913; novr'
residing Carrollton Manor. {See Page 16)
5. Cecile Fern Carroll, b 09 NIar 1898; md (1) William A. Cooke 27 Aug 1913;
md (2) Chester A. Myers 24 Jan 1953; d 01 Jun 1992.
6. Henry LaMon Carroll, b23Sep 1900; md Lallie Lee l,Iorris 15Jun 1919;
d 08 Nov 1989; bur Carrollton City Cem., Canoll Co.
7. Jimmie Lou Carroll,b2T Mat 1902 md Eldrige Love 15 Jun 1916; d30Jan
1920; bur Union Methodist Church Cem., Haralson Co.
8. Johnnie Beatrice Ca.roll, b 21 lrar'1904i md Andy Ray Kite 24 Jan 1920;
d 18 Mar 1995i bur Westview Cem., Atlanta.
9. Ihomas Marion Carroll, b 09 lray 1906; md Bessie Lou Slaton 14 Dec
1930; d 05 Oct 1987; bur. Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Haralson Co.
10. Charles Barrett Carroll, b 21 Sep 1910; md Jimmie Ruth Cole 02 Oct 1932;
d 27 Feb 1969i bur Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Haralson Co.
James Liioses Blackbum Carroll died at age 92 on 22 June 1955. Minnje Lee
McBumett Canoll died 07 Sep 1950 in Atlanta. GA Both are buried in the Waco
Cemetery.
EUCLEOD MCALLISTER CARROLL - OLLIE MELVINA WARREN
Submitted by Betty Jo Carroll Parsons and Stanley Neal Carroll
Eucleod McAllister Carroll. son of James Moses Blackburn Carroll and Minnie
lndiana Lucinda ldcBurnett, was bom 23 June 1893, in Waco, Haralson Co., GA. On
13 Jan 1918 he marned Ollie Meivina Warren, who was the daughter of William Gabriel
Warren and Drewry [4elvina Silvey both of CarrollCo.
The young lvl,. Carrollfrom the Buncombe area, and the young Miss Warren
from the lndian Creek area near Bowdon, lirst met at a Union Camp Ground meeting
one Sunday afternoon. Cur father did not relate to us if he felt love at first sight, but he
did admit to taking immediate steps to make the acquaintance of the pretty young lady.
Thereafter, he made frequent visits to the Warren home on Sunday afternoons, driving
his buggy and white horse.
During the next 18 years there were born eight children to this couple. lnthe
course of their Iifetime they would move at least six times, survive a depression, see a
war take four sons and then return each of them. ln the later years when the responsibility of rearing a large family was over they continued to be a stronghold, not only to
their children and grandchildren, but to parents, brothers and sisters, and friends.
Atter the eariy years when they lived in a small house near Grandpa (James
l,4oses Blackburn) Carroll in Buncombe, they moved to Newnan, Georgia, where our
father worked in the cotton mill repaiflng machines. The next move was backto
Haralson Co., this time to Tallapoosa where they remained until about 1934, at which
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Eucleod McAllister Carroll & Ollie l\,lelvina Warren, Cont'd.
time they moved their large family to an equally large old house situated on the site
where the Bremen Recreation Center and tennis courts are now located. Two or three
years later, within sight of the public school and the future Methodist Church, they built
what was to become their permanent home at 329 Georcia Ave. They resided there for
the remainder of their lives, with the influence of school and church etched deeply into
each ot iheir children
Our father was an automobile mechanic by trade. Sometimes it was hard to tell
his vocation from his avocation Two other things he enjoyed throughout his long life
were baseball and hunting. Our mother was primanly a homemaker. She worked at
Hubbard Pants Company during World War ll, and then again at the Bremen school
cafeteria in the early 1960s. She surely is well remembered for the beautiful irises
which she grew.
Each child canies his or her own memones, but probably none are more
poignant than opening day of baseball season or the beginning of a World Series, the
cool crisp days of fall when the woods seem to be calling the hunters, or an early
moming spring walk through the dew-laden iris garden.
The eight children bom to this family were:
1. Wanen Opal Caroll, b27 Dec 1918; md Margaret Graham Stallings 22 Dec
1951; d 24 Mar 1990; bur. l,It. Harmony Memory Gardens, Mableton, GA.
2. Kenneth Lamar Canoll, b30Jul 1920i md Stella Ruth Plant 20 Jul 1957;
now residing in Huntsville, AL.
3. James Quinton Carroll, b 03 Sep 1923; md Madell Gwendolyn Bagwell
14 Feb 1948; d 09 Dec 1987; bur. Bremen City Cem.
4. Hilda lrelvina Canoll, b 07 Aug 1925; md (1) Walter H. Phillips Jr. 05 Apr
1943, md (2) William W. Luttrell24 irar 1974i now residing in Knoxville,
TN,
5. Victor Lee Carroll, b 18 Jul 1927, md (1)Annie Lee Stogner23 Nov 1947,
md (2) Eiizabeth Jones 30 Jul 1957; d 14 Apr 1982; bur Bremen City
Cem.
6. Charles Eucleod Carroll, b 03 Jun '1931; md Betty Jean Whatley 08 Jun
1957; now residing in Bremen, GA.
7. Betty Jo Carroll, b22Sep 1933; md (1) C. A. Truitt Jr. 17Jan1954; md(2)
John Rudolph Parsons 23 Jul 1959; now residing in Knoxville, TN.
lthe submitter]
8. Sianley Neal Carroll, b 3'1 Aug 1935, md Betty Joyce Cole 27 Dec 1957;
now residing in Huntsville, AL.
Ollie Melvina Wanen Canoll died '10 Sep 1966, at Geo[gia Baptist Hospital,
Atlanta, GA. She is buried in Bremen City Cemetery.
Eucleod McAllister Carroll married Lillian Styles Sims on 4 Ocl 1974. Our father
died 12 Oct 1976 at Higqins General Hospital in Bremen. He is also buried in Bremen
City Cemetery.
Lillian Sims Carrolldied 14 N,4ar 1992 and is buried in Hollywood Cemetery,
Tallapoosa, GA.
The preceding four family histories were submitted by Betty Jo Parsons, 2323 Bryant
Lane, Knoxviile, TN 37932 With these articles, Mrs. Parsons writes the following:
"/
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The Carroll Family, Cont'd
After reading the article in the latest issue of CCGQ, "Being Remembered is
lmportant to Elderly," I would tike to share a recent family event for my aunt, Lillie
Gayce Canoll Banow.
Lillie Gayce Banow celebrated her 100th birthday on December 7, 1996, at the
Canollton Manor, Carrollton, Georgia ln addition to other residents at
Canollton luanor, about 17 nieces, nephews, great-nieces/nephews, and greatgreat n;eces/nephews attended. One of the youngsters remarked that he
wanted to come to the party so he could see what a great-great-great aunt
looked like!
Here is a bit of bio about her:
On December 7, 1896, Lillie Gayce was bom to James lvloses Blackburn
Canoll and Minnie Lee McBurnett Canoll. She was the fourth of ten children
born to this family.
Lillie Gayce Canolland Lee Otis Barrow were manied on February 13, 1913,
in Haralson County, Georgia. They were active members of Union Methodist
Church, participating in the Union Camp Meetings near Waco. They lived most
of their manied life in Atlanta, he was a railway postal clerk, and she worked for
the Atlanta Water Department. They were the parents of three children:
1. Vivian Lynnette Banow, b 5 Apr 1918; d 6 Feb 1992.
2. Vernon Hewson Banow, b 29 Sep 1922; d 25 Oct 1923.
3. Dwynell Esmond Banow, b 3'1 Jan 1925; d 20 Jun 1983.
BOOK REVIEW
The book, Privale James R. Barrow and ComoanY "B" of Cobb's Leoion,
laboriously researched and compiled by Hugh W. Barrow, is an accounting of Private
Barrow (the authofs great grandfather) and Cobb's Legion Company "B" from its
formation through the duration of the Civil War.
ln the preface, ihe author states that, "The purpose of this book is ngt to write
lt is the story of Company "8" of Cobb's Georgia
another history of the Civil War
Legion - lnfantry- itself."
lnstead of a regiment, Thomas Reade Rootes Cobb chose to form a "Legion" in
Support of the South. That type of military organization dates back in history to the
Roman Republic and represented a light infantry force backed by its own cavalry and
artillery. General Thomas R. R. Cobb was later killled at the Battle of Fredericksburg.
Cobb's Legion, for the most part, was made up of volunteers from this western
central section of Georgia and the majority of them (for Company "8" approximately
100 men) were residents of Bowdon. On July 27 , 1861 , Company "B" boarded a train
for lvlarietta after marching to Newnan.
This 3oo-page book is a day-by-day campsite-by-battlefield account of the
whereabouts and activities of these Bowdon men for the full four long years of the Civil
War. Cobb's Legion usually attached to Lee's Army of Nodhem Virginia, fought in
many of the major battles from Kentucky through Tennessee, Virginia. West Virginia,
--.
Book Review. Contd.
and Pennsylvania in the hells of Gettysburg, Crampton's Gap, the Wilderness,
Chancellorsville, and many others At Cramptob's Gap, Maryland, probably no other
unit, North or South, suffered any higher percentage killed wounded, and missrng rn
action in a single battle than Cobb's Legion did there. Their final "Fall out" was at
Appomattox Court House which followed their being entrenched at the siege of
Petersburg.
Hugh Barrow has chronically recorded the movements of Company "B" from
July 1861 with the use of many forms of data. lncluded is a listing of the neariy sixty
battles in which they v,/ere engaged; numerous, detailed, easily-understood maps:
copies of otficial military reports of battles, troop movements, orders; biographical
information on all officers (Lee on down, Georgian or non-Georgian) and 139 of the
original 145 volunteers; rosters of the enlistments, those killed or wounded in various
battles; excerpts from letters and diaries; and informative nanation. lruch day-by-day
detail is given that is not found in many other sources -- a treasure for anyone with Civil
War interests.
The most famous member of Cobb's Legion was l\.4ajor Ashley Wilkes of GqlC
With the Wind.
Copies of the book, e8!!U\\ll_E19tloQEEqLre.lQN, may be purchased
from the Bowdon Historical Society by sending a check for $30.00 to P. O. Box 516,
Bowdon, GA30108, in GareofMrs. John Barr. lt will be shipped post-paid. The
quantity is limited.
On Tuesday, April 8, lvlr. Barrow and his wife, Bonnie, will present a program on
the adventures of researching and writing this book for the Bowdon Historical Society,
at7:00 p.m., atthe Bowdon Senior Center. The public is invited. Hugh Banowis a
member of the Canoll County Geneaological Society and, through us, has donated a
copy of Comoany "B" of Cobb's Leqion to the Neva Lomason Library in Canollton.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
J. Marie [IcBride, 14AmyScottCt., Longview, TX 75605, wntes:
lhave a book that is berng published entitled OUR SMITH - KING FAMILIES,
about our Smith - King fami|es of Canoll County. I hope to be able to have this book
available by April 1. OnApril 11-13 the Corry Family Reunion will be held at your
Ramada lnn in Carrollton, and we are planning to be a part of that event, since my
husband is related to ali these families. This Reunion includes some of the Brown and
Fletcher fami|es, as well as other families in Carrollton and West Georgia.
The 1850 Census ot Canoll County Book has been sold out, but rt is being republished
and should be ready by Apnl or [,Iay with the necessary cor.ections and index Please
see the Summer 1997 Quarterly for ordering information and prices.
Cut-off dates for the Quarterly are
Spring, February
Summer,
1;
May'l;
Fall,
August'1, winier, November
1.
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CONCORD PRIMTTIVE BAPTIST CHURCH. CARROLL CO. GA.
by Nancy Williams Gilmer
701 Wind Grove Rd., lrlarietta, GA 30067
It is a practice in the Primitive Baptist Church to appoint a committee to create
an obituary for members who have died. Concord Church seems to have been very
consistent in the practice.
This church is one of the early churches in the County, being established in
1834. Om October '14, 1884, the church clerk's house burned. He lost all of his
possessions along with the minute books and all other records of the church. The
existing minute books begin about this time and are on micofilm at the Georgia
Archives.
The obituaries abstracted here are from the two oldest minute books. The
names are written exactly as they appear in the books.
To show style, the obituary of Thomas J. Haynes is reproduced here in its
entirety and exactlv as it is recorded.
"We the committee appointed to draw suitable resolutions on the life and death of
Brother T. J. Haynes submit the following. Brother Haynes vr'as bomonthe 15th dayof
{March, strickenl February 1837 and departed this life on the 8 day of March 1906
being at his death sixty nine years and twenty days old. He was maried to Miss
Sophie Williams on the 1st day of February 1863 she having crossed the river of death
some fony years ago. While Brother Haynes lived A moddle life all the years he never
united with the Church until the 18 day of August '1900 when afte. relating A Christian
Experiance he was received into full fellowship with the Primitive Baptist Church at
Concord CarrollCounty Ga. Brother Haynes was A kind and loving Husband and
father and A good neighbor and A consistant member of this Church He loved his
Church was always present at his meetings when able to do so. ln his death his
children looses thire best f.iend and the Church A consistant member. lt is ordered that
these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the Church heard and adopted by the
church in conferance this the 1gth day of may '1906"
1884-1902 Book:
Page 18.
A commattee was formed to write an obituary for Allen Rowe but the obituary was not
found recorded.
Page 22:
Adkin upshere lupshaw] born VA. 17 Apr'1801. His father moved to Elbert Co. GA
whenAdkinwasS. Joined church at age 25. Ordained a deacon in 1850 at l,Iount
Paran church, Coweta Co. GA. Married Miss Martha Harrin in 1824. She died 1863 or
1864. AtcloseofthewarhemovedtoCarroll.'1868or1869hemaniedSisterMaryC.
Rowden. Died 22 Sep 1885.
Page 47:
William Hearth Joined Walnut Creek in Meriwether Co. GA about 1885. Joined
Concord 18 Feb 1888. Died 6 Mar 1890, 74 years old.
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Page 48:
Hrram Spence, son ofGeorgeand Mary Spence. Born24Feb1B21, lrorgan Co. GA.
lvarned 15 Dec 1944 A. C. Chenney, daughterof Thomas and Tansy Chenney. Moved
to Can'oll 1848 Died 1s Jul 1889.
Page 52:
Fransis McPherson. Was a lviss Burrah before her maniage to E. H. McPherson in
1865. Dred Sept 1890, of consumption
Page 53:
Reb,ecca Hamrick. Daughter of James H. and Cassy A Haynes. Bom Monroe Co.
cA. 18Mar1840. Herfather moved to Canoll in1861 Mar.ied Thomas J. Hamrick
Dec. 1866. Died 26 Mar 1891.
Paqe 58:
Thomas J. Cole. Born 23 Aug 1869. lvlarried Allis Reid 16 Oct 1890. Died 16 Oct
1891,22yeats,1 month, 22 days. Stricken with "nervous feaver."
Page 77:
Jessie Woodard. Bom NC '18 May 1813. Moved to Lumpkin Co. GA while young and
there manied l\riss l\4elia Kelly. From there he moved to Cherokee in AL. From there
back to Coweta. His first wife died, havrnq bome eight children, five girls and three
sons. Five of the eight died in youth. Married Miss Elizabeth Kilgore. Ten children
bom to this couple, five sons and five daughters. Moved to Carroll 1861. Died 30 Nov
1890.
Page 791
Clara Ann West Born Wilkes Co. GA,22 Nov 1822. Died 22 Nov 1894 lNote: As
.18.
Manied George
recorded.l Moved to Meriwether Co. GA Joined church there at
West 9 Apr 1854.
Page 81:
J.D Hamrick
Son ofHarisonand Rebecca Hamrick. Born lvleriwether Co. GA,
27 Jan 1830 Moved with parents to Troup Co. GA, and marned there Susan Scoggin
22 Sep 1851 Died 2 Jun '1895.
Page 91:
Delphia Spence. 2 Feb 1a4a-2 Ju\ 1896. Daughter of Eliiah and Sarah McPherson.
Married William Spence 5 Nov 't868.
Page 95:
W. S. West. Sonof Wlliam and Winnefred West BornSC1Sep1826. Moved to
Carrollwith parents in'1833atage of7. Died 10Jan 1897,70years,4 months, 10
days. Manied Mahaly Adams 23 Mar 1856. Six children living andtwodead. Joined
Concord about 1866. Buried Methodist Concord by side of two children "who long
since preceded him."
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Page '110:
G. Y. Cole.
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Mar1865-20Oct1898.
Page 118:
William Henry. 16 Oct 1813 - 14 Aug 1899.
Page 142:
Francis Lanorie West. Born 29 Feb 1830, Wilkes Co. GA. Later moved to l\,Ieriwether
Co. GA. [Ianied Major T. H. West, Dec 1856. Died 30 Jun 1902
Page 143:
l\,L R. Richard . 2 Feb 1856 - 30 Jun 1902. Wife of W. T. Richards. [Also on pg. 18
of 1902-1925 Book.l
1902-1925 Book
Page.46:
Margaret Mccain. 17 Nov 1829 - 22 Feb '1905.
Page 57:
T. J. Haynes. Obituary above.
Page 63:
Caroline Crutchfield. Born 1837, Coweta Co. GA. Died'19 Feb 1907. Daughter of
Joseph and Peggy Attaway. Raised by Primitive Baptist parents Manied Jesse
Crutchfield at age of 16. He died some 10 years ago Leaves 5 sons and 2 daughters'
Page 69:
Jrne Reid. Motherof R.D.Reid. Bom Jane Warnick, '12 Apr 1814 Manied Davis
Reid in 1835. Died Carroll Co.28 Sep 't907,93 years,6 months 16 days.
Page 72:
Mary Wester. Born Canoll Co. GA about 1838. Died22 Nov 1907
Page 77..
Ann Dobbs. Born about 1850. Died 1908.
Page 80:
Angeline Spence. Born 3Aug'1824, lvlorgan Co. GA Died7Oct190B.
Hulday Rowe. Died Carroll Co. 11 Dec 1908. Joined church in Menwether Co' GA
about 1851. Joined Concord about 1856.
Page'102:
M. Catherine Upshaw. Born 28 Jirl 1828, Wilkes Co. GA. Joined church in Wilkes at
age of 22. Died 3 Oct 1 91 '1 .
Page 104:
R D. Reid. Born 22 Dec 1840. DeKalb Co GA. Manied Mlss Lenora M Rowden 2
Dec 1869. Oied 10 Apr 1912.
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Page 133:
Pearl Reid. Wife of R. J. Reid.
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Jan 1885 - 20 Apr '1916.
Page 134:
John B. Phillips. 28 Apr 1851 -7Sep19'16. Joined church in l\reriwether Co. GA
about 1875.
Page 146;
W. P. Cole. 9 Sep 1853 - '13 Nov 1918.
Page 1471
lratildie Jane Reid. 29 Feb 1852 - 4 Feb 1919. Manied J. P. Reid 22 May 1873.
Page '149:
Tobias Woodward. 4 May 1840 - 2 Apr 1919.
Page 152:
L. M. Reid (female). 9Apr1854- 15 ftray 1919.
J. P. Chandler. 3 Jan 1834 - 10 Apr 1920. Buried Tallapoosa Church. Brother of T.
B. Chandler. Joined Whooping Creek Church, Carroll, 1852. First wife died 1890.
Married Mrs. N4. A. Goolsby, 29 Nov 1891.
Page 156:
Sarah Candler. Born about1837. Died'13 Apr 1920..
Page '161:
M. A. Chandler (female). 31 Jan 1850- 12Jul 1920. Wife of J. P. Chandler.
Page 166:
Ellen Kelley Daughterof T. B. Chandler. 3Jun 1873- 29 Sep 1921.
Page 181:
M. A. Hartley (female). 16 lrar1855- 26Sep 1924.
Page 183:
W A. Mccain. 17 Sep 1855 Buried Concord Church.
3lrar 1925. lrarried lrollie
N. l\.4errell29 l\rar 1887.
Page 184:
Lou Attaway (female). Born Carroll Co 1 Mar 1865. Died 10 [Iay 1925.
We were unable to print the Concord Baptist Church Centennial article submitted by
Nancy Williams Gilmer as we ran out of space.. This will be printed in the Summer
Quarterly. Also, we would appreciate receiving copies of your family histories or genealogical informatioo pertaining to Carrotl County and sunounding areas.
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Continued from the Winter 1996 Quarterly
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Apr 1880
SUPERIOR COURT.
The following State cases were then taken up and disposed of:
Bowie & Gholston vs. Jno T. Holmes - claim, dismissed.
Allen Humphrey, adm'r &c, vs J A Cook -- complaint, verdict for the defendant
W. H. Hubbard vs. David Upchurch - certiorari, sustained.
Nelson Foote vs. Francis Foote, colored libel for divorce. Divorce granted for both
Parties.
Baker & Robinson vs. B. F. Wilder and W. D. Lovvom, garnishee - judgment for
plaintiffs against garnishee.
E. A. Ragan vs. E. O. Little .- appeal, verdict for plaintiff.
Jethro Jones vs. A. Leyden, et al -- ce orari, overruled.
Noah Cole vs H F. CraMord - certiorari, dismissed.
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Hymeneal - Manied at the residence of the bnde's father, E. M. Noles Esq., Sunday,
April 11th, 1880, i,Ir. Wm. F. Hudson to Miss Panzy J. Noles, the ceremony being
performed by Elder G. W. Burson. All of the parties are of Carroll county.
Willis Lepard has opened out again.
Miss Lula Mandeville went to Rome the latter part of last week on a visit to relatives.
Miss Emma Stallings, who has been spending severalweeks with the family of l,rr.
T. A. Mabry, left for her home in Covington on last Thursday morning.
Mr. John H. Russell and family left on last lronday moming for Henrietta, Clay county,
Texas, where Mr. R. goes for the purpose of engaging in the cattle business.
lrr. Albert E. Dimmock of this place left on last Thursday moming for Palatka, Florida,
where he goes to engage in the missionary work of the American SLrnday School
Union.
COUNry LINE - The new post office here, with H. l\r. Head as post master, is iust
beginning to do some business....
STRIPLING CHAPEL - There are lrving in one mile and a quartei ot the wnter,
35 families, 202 persons, 3 young men and 2 young ladaes over 20 years of age,
3 widows, 1 preacher, 1 school teacher, 1 weathea prophet, and 2 negroes.
30 Apr 1880
On last lronday evening, Harvey Hesterly, a young man of the Sixth district was tried
before Judge Juhan for lunacy. The verdict of the jury was ihat he was a fit subJect for
the lunatic asylum. He will be sent off soon we understand.
Mr. Jesse Griffin and Mr. Simpson have both recently had verandahs put to their
dwellings. They add to the looks of things considerably.
We asked Clifton Mandeville the news the other day and he answered "Nothing,
except that there is another gal atourhouse." All doing well, weight 10 pounds
Mr. Tom Earnest of Turkey Creek grows eschallots.
Obituary of Joel Culpepper - (Long article) Bro. Culpepper was born in Morgan
county, Georgia, April 2nd, '1802, and died at the residence of his son, Joel A.
Culpepper, in this county, on the '18th day of March, 1880, having lived to the age of 77
years, 11 months, and 16 days. Bro. Culpepper moved to this county in 1847. He
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settied inthe southern partoflhe county where he lived till the time of his death. He
Joined the Masonic fraternity at Bowenville Lodge, No. 169, about the year 1850...
Buried in the Culpepper graveyard .. He joined the l\4ethodist church at the age of 16
years, and lived a faithful membe. till his death...
7 May 1880
Mr. T. A. Mabry has had a verandah put in front of his house and Mr. l\randeville is
having his place opposite Mr lvleadows improved.
Sheriff Hewitt went down to Milledgev lle the first of the week to carry Harvey Hesterly,
adjudged a lunatic last week, to the asylum.
Uncle Rad l\rorrow was in town on sale day. By the way Uncle Rad and Captain
Kendrick of Whitesburg have recently bought the Moyeds mill 1 1/2 miles from
Whitesburg. The purchase was made from U. B Wilkinson of Newnan.
The name of Prof. Henry C. Brown of Rock Mills, Randolph county, Alabama, has
been suggested, as a suitable candidate for the Democracy, for Judge of Probate of
that county. Prof. B is a brother of Mr Sam, Ben, and Jim Brown of this place and has
many friends in Carroll Heisaone-legged soldier of good abilities..
The Council at its meeting on Monday night last passed an order requesting ihe
citizens of Carrollton to meet in the court house on next Monday moming to take into
consideration the subject of purchasing grounds for a cemetery. A suitable place for a
cemetery has been one of the needs of Ca.rollton for years. Ihe grounds of the
graveyard at the lvl. E church have been entirely taken up and we have no where to
bury our dead-..
There is a long article about the Carroll County Sunday-school Association meeting at
Concord church, Sixth district. Mentioned are B. F. Cotton, Rev. L. T. G. Powell, C. H.
Hyde, Rev. J. W. Lee, N. Shelnutt of Bowdon, Jesse R. Griffin, W. B. Candler, J. A.
McMullen, W. O. Perry, J. W. Beck, W. P. Stone, E. S. Roberts, N. T. Skinner, E. R.
Sharpe, Rev. J M. Thurman, J. A. Roberson, H. Martin -. W. Dimmock, R. J. Jourdan,
W. C. Adamson, Prof. Hanis of Villa Rica.
COUNTY LINE - There are hving in a radius of a mjle and a quarter of this place
48 families, 336 persons, 5 young men, 5 young ladies over 20, 1 jovial old bachelor,
2 fastidious old maids, 3 lovely widows, 1 inventor, '1 mechanic, 1 literary teacher,
1 music teacher '1 Justice of the Peace, 1 tanner, 2 fiddlers, and 2 families of negroes14 May 1880
Hymneal - At the residence of the bride's father May 6th. by the Rev. W. H. Speer, ftrr
E. Chappell and lvliss Unetta E. Black were joined in the holy estate of matrimony, both
of Canoll county Ga
Sand Hill reports that within I 1/4 miles of the writer there are 43 families and 290
persons, and of that number 2 are bachelors, 5 widows, 1 guano agent, 38 negroes, 1
horse doctor, and about 20 girls and boys over 18 years single.
F. M. Butler has moved his shoe shop back to his old stand on Newnan street...
Mr. George Merrell killed a deer down in the neighborhood of NIr Jim Burns' in
Trickum district, on last Tuesday. We understand that there are a good many in that
sectionMisses Ophelia and Permelia Lyle twin sisters living near Allens Mills, in this county,
have a quilt with 14,000 distinct pieces in it.
(These items will be contrnued in the next Quarterly.) Abstracted by Shirley Gardner
CORRECTIONS
Ihe Spring, Summer, and Fall Quarterlies of 1995 contain an enor on the Table of
Contents page. The Volume No. should be XVI instead of XV. This was corrected
in
the Winter issue.
The Wanter Quarterly of 1996, Page 110, contains an error. Ramona Teal isthe 1997
Program Coordinator.
Also, in the Winter Quarterly of 1996, Page 141, the lndex title should read 1996
Winter Quarterly instead of 1966.
FOCUS OF RESEARCH,
GRAY, HUDSON, MUSIC(K).
Christine Hudson Atwood, 207 Bellwood Ct., Frankfort, KY 40601.
Michael ADERHOLD, Wm. B. BOON, Charles Calhoun CAR|\,illCHAEL, Joseph Eli
EDMONDSON, Benjamin LASSETER, James Madison "Matt" LOVELL, Rev. John &
Mary WEAVER.
Olive C. Hall,4013 Fosters Mill Rd. SW, Cave Spring, GA 30124-2277.
John R. PORTER bom 1800. Thomas Alexander WALKER from 1846 VA.
Reid W. Walker, 5196 Fem Court, Villa Rica, GA 30'180.
BISHOP, CLEIVONS/CLEMENTS, CULPEPPER, GRAY, HOLLOWAY, MUSICK,
NELSON, SMITH, IUCKER, WALKER, WHITAKER, WITCHER.
Mrs. Gertrude W. Stone, 'i 1 Casey St., Newnan, GA 30263.
ALLEN, ARNEY, BASKIN, BOYD, i'OSTELLER, ROBERDS, SPAKE, WILLINGHA[/l,
WLSON,
John C. Allen, 504 Pineridge Dr, Hopkinsville, KY 42240
ADAIR, FOOTE, HESTERLY, LINCH/LYNCH, MATTOX, RICE, SAUNDERS, TURNER
WILLIAMSON.
Mrs. Hildred lr. Stratton,765 Red Tuttle Rd., Bethpage, TN 37022.
BEAVERS, BRAND, CAMP, CASH, CRISWELL, CUMBY/CUMBO, HEIUBREE,
HILDEBRAND, KIRKLAND, NOLAN, RICHARDSON.
Alice Jordan, 131 Hope Shirey Way, Newnan, GA 30263.
ADAIR, BABB, BARTLETT, BROWN, CATES, COLEMAN, CONKLE, HART KUNKLE,
i/ccRORY, RAGSDALE, STOVALL.
Royce & Elizabeth Conkle, 724 Stewart St., Carrollton, GA 30117
Uriah SPARKS, Thomas Jefferson SPARKS, Citizen Napoleon Bonaparte SPARKS,
Solomon F. WILLIAMS.
Nadine Stevenson, 345 Tulip St., Fairfield, CA 94533
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James Jefferson PHILLIPS (looking for the parents).
Sandra M. & David H. Trotti lV, 100 Resort Dr, Warner Robrns, GA 31088.
EIlIBREE, EMBRY, HEMBREE,
David Hembree,3560 Valley Hill Rd., Kennesaw, GA 30152.
AYERS, BENTLEY, KILGORE, WREAY.
Elizabeth A. Page, 11232 County Rd.4090, Scurry, TX 75158-3120.
DEWBERRY,
Alfred E. Turner,6501 Peacock Blvd., Morrow, GA 30260-25'19.
Joseph BENSON, :Levi BENSON, George Philip CAi/P, Thomas THROWER.
Deanna Brown, 7915 Aleta, Spring, TX 77379.
BURNETT, HOLDER, JOHNSON, PROPST, UPCHURCH.
l\,Irs. Pauline F. Wood, 4183 Copley Rd., Copley, Ohio 4432'1-15'15.
Benjamin HARRISON, bom lvleriwether Co. GA, 1831; d 1915, Coweta Co. GA; md
Elizabeth WILSON, 3 Jan 1859, Coweta Co. GA (b I Apr 1844; d ?). Sons bom
William Henry Andrew Jackson, James Pinkman Glenton Clinton, Joseph l\readows
PascallAmos, John Benjamin Claude Wilson.
Silver Villegas, 6504 Cooper Ln., Jacksonville, FL32210.
BROCK, DEI\rPSEY, HOWARD, JORDAN, MARBUT (MEERDBOD'T), MCWHORTER,
WEAVER, WIGGINS. Rufus WEAVER md Kesiah JORDAN in Carroll Co. (great great
grandparents). Jesse & Cynthia WIGGINS had a Bowdon P.O., lived in Randolph Co.
AL, 1860's-1880's (great great grandparents).
Dr. David N. Wiggins, 1093 Oak Grove Rd., Carollton, GA 30117.
James BARROW, Lucy BIVINS BARROW, Stephen/Steve T. JONES, Rebecca DAVIS
JONES, Benjamin KING, ft/tary A. BURSON KING, Richard SMIIH and wife Nancy
S[4ITH Si,ITH, WiIIiam WRIGHT, WinifTed ANN JONES WRIGHT, ASA WRIGHT,
Louisa "Lucy" SMITH WRIGHT.
Mary E. Byam, G-3342 Tuxedo Ave., Flint, MI48507.
BURKE, FRIDELL, HOWARD, IVIORROW, RANDLES, STIDHA|\ll, WADDELL, WHITE,
YOUNGBLOOD. Particulady interested in Zachariah STIDHAI\4 Jr., Revolutionary
soldier from South Ca..olina, manied to Mary HOWARD. Also, Sophronia BURKE
married to Zachariah George STIDHAM, Civil War Vet.
Teddy R. Randles, 155 RiverValley Dr., Carrollton, GA 30117.
CASTLEBERRY, CHANDLER, DODD, DUNCAN, LITTLE, MALONE, PALMER,
POWELL, SLAUGHTER, WALKER, WALION, WITCHER.
Barbara W. Good, 2224 SE 20 St., Ft Lauderdale, FL 33316.
ECHOLS, MOSELEY, NOLAND, OWEN
lrargaret P. Hunter, 973 Captain Shreve Dr., Shreveport, LA 71105
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Robert MOORE, William MOORE (MORE), living in Paulding Co. GA 1840-1850.
Daphne L. Humphrey,218 Marigold, Lake Jackson, TX 77566.
Jonathan EADY, Jackson EADY, William Sims FOSTER, Richard FOSTER.
Fay Nell Pitts, 1230 Rocky Branch Rd., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
BYINGION, CURRY, HARRINGTON, HOWARD, KNOX, LUCKIE, I/!ILLER, TTYRICK,
TORRANCE.
Guy M. Hanington,240 Oak Haven Ave., Macon, GA 31204-2926.
ARCHIBALD, BLAIR, CRU|\ilBLEY, HICKS, HOOTEN, JOHNSON, JONES, KIDD,
NIITROD, R. S. Carroll Co., LESTER, RIGSBY, SMITH, TOLLERSON,
Joanne S. Wright, 1924 Crossvine Rd., Birmingham, AL 35244.
CULPEPPER, GILBERT, David & Charles P. GORDON.
Betty Jane Lang, 2701 Windover, Corona del ldar, CA 92625.
James A., Jackson, & Archibald BRUIVIBELOW.
Jill Vincent McDonald, 3602 Hummingbird, Alvin, TX 77511-7310.
BARRY, BURNETT, BRANNON, BROCK, CAMP, CAMPBELL, CARPENTER,
CLONTS, DEAN, DUKES, GENTRY, HELTON, HOLCOMBE, JACOBS, REED/REID,
WHITAKER, WILLIAMS, WOOD(S), WORTHY, WRIGHT, WYSMER, YARBROUGH,
ZIIIMERMAN,
Jo An Gentry Eagle, 3615 Almondwood Ln., Spring, TX 77389.
BAILEY, HUDDLESTON, JONES, KILGORE, LAMINACK, irAPP, MCELROY,
MCLENDON, PETERS, PHILLIPS, SMITH, SPARKS, SPENCE, WARD, WILLIAMS,
James L. lrcElroy, 3260 Bright Star Rd., Douglasville, GA 30135-2279.
Henry Allen COLEiIAN, b 1808 or 1814, wife Sarah or lrary BARNES
William Allen COLEMAN, 1838-'1917, of lst GA Cavalry, wives Cynthia RIGGS, Clara
KOLB, & Molley BAILEY. Any and all relations. Family resided in Cobb and Carroll
Counties.
CSM Elwood R. Coleman Jr., 1911 Valence St., New Orleans, LA 70115.
BUTLER, DRIVER, FELTMAN, FREEMAN, HURST. PATTILLO, USSERY,
Carey Marsh, 41467 Timber Creek Ter., Fremont, CA 94539.
BENTLEY, CHANDLER, HOLLOWAY, KING. MCPHERSON.
A. D. Chandler,2508 Co. Rd. 1242. Vinemont, AL 35179.
BATES, HEMBREE, SPARKS.
Cheryl Grusendorf, 15044 N. 7th Pl., Phoenix, AZ 85022.
BLAIR, BRASWELL, CAMP, DUNCAN, FORRESTER, HAWK, JACOBS, LANGSTON,
MCCOLLUIT, MCCRAY, PITTS, WINKLES.
Shidey A. Steinback, 351 Pike Dr., Corona, CA 91719-1044.
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SMITH, KING and their related families, BROWN.
Walter & J. Mane lrcBride, 14 Amy Scott Ct- Longr]y_r]]!uj!
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QUERIES
MCDANIEL, PHILLIPS.
I am looking for the parents of James Jefferson PHILLIPS. Hewasbom20Apr1858,
he manied in 1877 to Margaret Frances MCDANIEL, and d'ed 18 Feb 1936. He is
buried in the Old Camp Cemetery.
David Hampton Trotti lV, 100 Resort Dr., Wamer Robins, GA 31088.
BRUMBELOW, HANEY, VINCENT,
I am looking for any information your Society may have on the BRUMBELOW family.
l\ry grandfather and grandmother, Charlie L. and Opal HANEY BRUMBELOW, lived in
the old BRUMBELOW house on Stewart Street prior to moving to the cotton mill
manage/s home my Uncle Forrest bought for them located across the street from the
West Georgia College. lry mother, Janelle BRUMBELOW VINCENT, lived in the
house on Stewart Street for several years. She was the youngest of all the children.
My mother told me the BRUITBELOW house had log walls in it and is no longer on
Stewart Street. The house my grandparents last lived in, across the street from West
Georgia College, is ngw a picnic area for college students. This is the house we visited
my grandmother in for so many years Matter of fact, I remember that was where I saw
my grandfather before he died in 1968. My Uncle Fonest was a test pilot and was
killed in WWll during a test flight. His Will provided money to pay for the house and
upkeep as long as Grandpa and/or Grandma were alive. OnMay28, 1983, my
grandmother died and Forrest's widow sold the property to the West Georgia College.
We visit there every year when we come down to see our other relatives in Carollton. I
have many fond memories of this place; however, I do not remember visiting the house
on Stewart Street. lvlom said she lived there for a little while before moving into the
house across from the College. She said there was a book published by the Carroll
County Historical Society that mentioned the old house on Stewart Street, and may
even had pictures of it. I am working the BRUMBELOW geneaology and would iove to
get a copy of this book for my children's children etc. I would appreciate receiving
information on how to purchase the book or any other information pertaining to the
BRUMBELOW family. I have visited your home page on the lntemet. Great iob!!l
Jill Vincent McDonald, 3602 Hummingbird, Alvin, TX 77511
MCDANIEL, MCDONALD.
The 1850 Census of Carroll County shows Daniel IICDANIEL, 32m, Farmer, SC; his
wife Nrary,27f, GA, and children George, 7m, GA; William, 5m, GA; Nancy,3f, GA; and
Frances,2f, GA. Daniel MCDAN|ELwas not listed inthe 1840 or 1860 Censuses of
Caffoll County. The next Census in which I located this family was the Winston Co.,
AL, Census of 1890. I have been unable to find any information about this family prior
to 1850. I am descended from Frances. This family changed the name to MCDONALD
sometime priorto 1890. Any information you may have would be appreciated.
Rick McDonald, 2025 Ursuline way, Acworth, GA 30339. 770-590-9433
Queries, Cont'd.
DEWBERRY, SIIDHAI\',
Researching the identities of, and need information on, the siblings (and their
spouses) of Tilman DEWBERRY, b 1827, Spartanburg Dist., SC, md (1) lrary
STIDHAIT, CanollCo., 1847: d 1911, Haralson Co., GA The brothers and sisters
came to Carroll Co., GA, eady 1840's followrng the death, wthout estate, of their father
William DEWBERRY, in Spartanburg Dist. Especially interested in the sisters of Iilman
and the names oftheirspouses. Some may have manied in Canoll, as did brother
Tilman. Have identified brothers Henry and James, and sister Mary, but there were
others. Some members of this fam,ly dispersed to counties surlounding Carroll
following the invasion by the barbaric horde from the north in 1864. All avenues of
research jn SC have been exhausted and any information will be appreciated.
Alfred E. Turner,6501 Peacock Blvd., lrorow, GA 3026G2519.
DAVIS.
Searching for Joseph Clay DAVIS, bo'n 1872. Want name of wife and date of
maniage. Believe it to be about '1910. He had daughters Vivian, Sarah Jean, and
Margaret. Wish to know to whom manied and when. Would like to conespond with
any of his descendants.
Bill Baughman, 2654 Shaywen Circle, Snellville, GA 30278.
PEDIGREE CHARTS
Cher-vlAnn Freeman, 15044 N. 7th Pl.. Phoenix, AZ 85022.
'1. FREEMAN, Cheryl Ann, b 24 Sep 1946, Phoenix, AZ; md 22 Ma.1968.
2. FREEMAN, Ray Tilden, b 09 Jun 1910, Lindsay, OKi md 24 Dec 1930; d 21 Jun
1981, Glendale, Az.
3. LETT, Kathleen Hallie, b 29 Sep 1914, Erick, OK.
4. FREEIVIAN, Charles M., b 17 Jan 1872, Adairvrlle, KYi md ca 1899; d 26 Jan 1946,
Oklahoma City, OK.
5. JOHNSON, Hettie Jane, b ',2 Oct 1882, TN; d 04 Sep 1912, Lindsay, OK.
6. LETT, William M., b02 Jul1872, EllisCo.,TX; d 08 Nov 1944, Phoenix, AZ.
7. SPARKS, Caroline, b 13 Nov 1968[?-Ed.], Coweta Co. GA; d 11 Jul 1963,
Phoenix, AZ.
8. FREEMAN, Henry, b ca 1804, NCi d 02 May 1882, TN.
9. DORRIS, Martha, b25Sep 1844, TN; d09Aug 1936, Lindsay, OK.
12. LETT, William T., b ca 1850, IVS; md 21 Aug 1870.
13. LONG, lreli6sa R., bca'1853, PA; dFeb1880,Pa*erCo.TX.
14. SPARKS, MarshalS., b Feb '1848, Canoll Co. GA; md 13 Dec 1866; d ca '1907,
OK,
15. BATES, Rebecca, b Jan 1844, Carroll Co GA; d 29 Dec1888, Kemp, TX.
26. LONG, Richard, b ca 1823.
27. ---. Eliza J., b ca 1837.
28. SPARKS, Nehemiah, b ca 1781, md 15 Nov 1846, Canoll Co. GA.
29. BROWN, lUary A., b ca 1828; d 24 Nov'1897, Navajoe, OK.
30. BATES, William, b ca 1802, SC; md 26 Sep 1833, Canoll Co. GA.
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Pedigree Charts, Cont'd.
Dennis W. Williams, 326 Rockmart Rd., Villa Rica, GA 30180. 770-459-1564.
'1. WlLLlAirS, Dennis Wayne, b '13 Dec 1949, Bremen, Haralson, GA, md 20 Jul
1968, to Myra D. LA[,illNACK (b 5 Jun 1951, Bremen, GA).
2. WILLIAI\iIS, William Wesley, b 1 Jul '1925, Cullman, AL; md 18 Oct 1947; d 3 lray
1969, Paulding Co. GA.
3. CARROLL, Dora Rilla, b 6 Aug 1923, Paulding Co. GA; d 3 May 1969, Paulding
Co. GA.
4. WlLLlAl\,lS, Lewis Wesley, b 23 Nov 1897, Haralson Co. GA; md 21 Sep 1921i d
6 Jan 1957, Buchanan, GA
5. PHILLIPS, Grace Estell, b I Mar 1895, CanollCo. GA; d 15 Jan 1929, Cullman Co.
AL,
CARROLL, Albert Walter, b 15 Feb 1882, AL; md 8 Jan 1904; d 1 Nov 1955,
Paulding Co. GA.
7. ADAIR, l\,Iary Josephine, b 29 May 1882, Paulding Co. GA; d 16 Jan 1960,
Paulding Co. GA.
8. WILLIAMS, John Wesley, b 23 Mar 1869, GAi md'11 Dec 1890; d29Oct1922,
Cullman Co. AL.
9. JEFFERS, Amanda, b 1'1 Sep 1873, GA; d 3 Jan 1916, Haralson Co. GA.
10. PHILLIPS, Joseph F., b 18 Feb 1855; md 13 iilar 1879, CarrollCo; d 8 Nov 19'13,
Cullman Co. AL.
11. ROUNDTREE, Nancy M., b 5 Jan 1862; d '13 Jan 1908, Cullman Co AL.
12. CARROLL, Lovick Lullby, b 28 Feb 1860, Paulding Co. GA; m 17 Jul---, Paulding
Co. GA; d 22 Jun 1944, Paulding Co. GA.
13. MORRIS, Sarah Jane, b 13 Sep 1858, d 20 Jul 1912, Paulding Co. GA.
14. ADAIR, William Harnson, b 3 Jan 1841, md 12 Feb 1867, Paulding Co. GA; dlJul
1910, Paulding Co. cA.
15. CRAYTON, Nancy J., b 2 Jun 1847 ; d 29 F eb 1 924, Paulding Co. GA.
'16. WILLIAMS, William Wesley, b 21 May 1840; md 19 Jun 1865, CanollCo; d 13 Dec
1918, Cullman Co.
17. HENDRICKS/HENDRIX, Sarah Elizabeth, b 8 Aug 1842, GA; d 2 Jul 1905,
Calhoun Co. AL.
1B JEFFERS, Louis Sanford, b 12Mar 1a52; md 18 Jul '1872, Paulding Co; d 1 Mar
1943, Haralson Co.
19. FULLER, Mary, b 18Jun 1852, PauldingCo; d 5Mar1879, Haralson Co.
20. PHILLIPS, Jessie Richard, b 18 Oct 1831, Gwinnett Co GA; md25May1897,
6
CarrollCo.
21.
NORI\iIAN, Rebecca F., b 10 Sep '1837, Laurens Co., SCi d 10 Feb 1907, Carroll
Co.
23. TV|OSTELLER, *,--.
24. CARROLL, James A., b 18 Mar 1833, Campbeu Co; md 1858
25. MCRAE/MCRAY. Amanda.
26. MORRIS, Wl{iam Hannah, b 10 Mar 1829, NC.
27. ---, Sarah E.
28. ADAIR, John Bluett, b 1802, Dawson Coi md 16 Oct 1823, lvladrson Co.
29. ANDERSON, Pheariba, b 1810i d ca 1876.
30. CRAYTON, Joshua Ervin, b 14 lvtay 1819; md26Apr1864, Paulding Co; d 25 Jun
1892.
31. ROBERTSON, Emmie (Amy), b
11
Od 1a27;
d 24 Jun 1880.
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Pedigree Charts, Cont'd.
Kathryn P. Cook, 5522 Lansing Dr., Chanotte, NC 28270-5350.
1. PINSON, Kathryn Jeanette, b 5 Dec 1926, Atlanta, Fulton, GA, md 28 Jun 1946,
Charlotte, Mecklenburg, NC.
2. PINSON, Rufus Floyd, b 20 Dec 1902, Six l\,li{e, Pickens, SC; md 28 Jun 1924,
Aflanta, Fulton, GA; d 27 Apr 1958, Charlotte, NC.
3. WILLIAMS, Essie Cathenne, b 27 Oct 1904, Villa Rica, Canoll, GA; d 23 Oct
1958, Pres. Hosp, Mecklenburg, NC.
4. PINSON, Walter Earle, b 19 Dec 1870, Cross Hill, Greenwood, SC; md ca 1895,
SC; d 14 Oct 1945, Easley, Pickens, SC.
5. MERCK, Julia Lillian Matilda, b 15 Nov '1878, Six Mile, Pickens, SC; d 6 Aug
1947, Piedmont, Anderson, SC.
6. WLLIAI,S, ossie Colen, b 19 Jun 1880, Villa Rica, GA; md 16 Dec 1897, Villa
Rica, GA; d 18 Jan 1940, Atlanta, Fulton, GA.
7. CHAPPELL, Bernie Eugene, b6Jun 1880, Villa Rica, GAi d5lray 1949, Atlanta,
Fulton, GA.
8. PINSON, William J., b Feb 1850, Saluda River, Abbeville, SC; md ca 1869 (div.)
SC; d aft. 1910, Cross Hill, Laurens, SC.
9. COX, Nancy Mary, bAug 1850, SC.
10. MERCK, Thomas Rufus, b 1 Oct 1854, Pickens Co SC; md ca 1876, Pickens Co.
SC; d 7 Mar 1937, Six Mile, Pickens, SC.
11. O'BRYANT, Nancy Elizabeth, b27Sep 1853, SixMile,SC; d24Jan1934,Six
Mile. SC.
12. WLLIAMS, Boggus Andrew, b27Apr1861, Villa Rica, GA; md I Oct 1879, Villa
Rica, GA; d 24 Sep 1921, Villa Rica, GA.
13. HARRISON, Bertha Lee Prudence, b 1 Nov 1860, AL; d 16 Jul 1940, Villa Rica,
GA,
14. CHAPPELL, James Lawrence G., b 6 Jan 1827, GA; md 3 Dec 1866' Villa Rica,
GA; d 27 Jul 1911, Villa Rica, GA.
15. ---, Martha Caroline (Widow EMBR! , b 12 Jan 1841, GA; d 1 Feb 1897, Villa
Rica, GA.
24. W|LLIAIiIS, Andrew J., b '14 Dec 1824; md25Jul 1850; d l Jun 1864, Poplar
Lawn Hosp., Petersburg, VA.
25. POPE, Charity Ann, b 5 Sep 183'1, DeKalb Co. GA(?), d 6 Apr 1886, Villa Rica'
GA,
4S. WILLIAMS, Leroy H., b ca 1791; md 19 Nov 1811; d aft 1880, Villa Rica, GA
49. KELLEY/KELLY, Ludicey, b ca 1795; d bef. 1880, GA.
50. POPE, Henry, b 25 Nov '1810, NC; md#1, unknown; d Apr 1868, Villa Rica, GA.
51. KINNEY, Anna, b ca 1815, NC.
96. WILLIAMS, William, b ca 1757, Brunswick Co. VA; md ca 1782-1783; d 10 Sep
1834, Rutherford Co. VA.
99. -----, Nancy.
101. ---, Susanna.
1OO. POPE, John, b 30 Dec
1778.
Deanna Brown, 7915 Aleta, Spring. TX 77379.
1. GALYEAN, Deanna, b20Aug 1940, Houston, TX: md 20 Mar '1963, to Jon D'
BROWN (b 20 Mar 1940, Lubbock, TX).
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Deanna Brown Pedtqree Chart. Cont'd
2. GALYEAN,
Rufus Lee, b26Jul 1905, Corinth, [IS; md5May1935; d18Jun
1991, Houston, TX.
3. CAN,IP, Louise, b 15 Aug 1910, Houston, TX; d 21 Apr 1961, Houston, TX.
4. GALYEAN, Charles A., b 1 Jan 1872, Burnsville, MS; md 6 Sep 1903; d 16 Apr
1956, Kerrville, TX.
5. LEIGH, Ethel, b26Aug 1883, Geeville, MS; d4Oct 1907, Corinlh, MS.
6. CAIrP, Benson Eugene, b 27 Nov 1882, Carroll Co. GA; md 30 Sep 1902, d Jun
1949, Yoakum, TX.
7. SMITH, Willie b 3 Apr 1884, Bayou LaBatre, AL; d 26 Mar 1966, Houston, TX.
GALYEAN, Thomas J., b 11 Nov 1842, TN; md 16 Apr 1861 ; d 2 Feb 1888, Rienzi,
I
t\,,1s.
S. STATEN, Delphia Elizabeth, b 18 Aug 1844, Rome, GA;
d 25 lrar 1925, Corinth,
MS.
10. LEIGH, David F., b I lrar'1845, TN.
11. ----, Mazzie E, b 7 Mar 1843, TN; d 6 Oct 1908, Baldwyn, MS.
12. CAMP, George Philip, b 25 Dec 1855, Troup Co., cA; md 12 Feb 1882; d 30 Dec
1913, Fairfield, TX.
13. BENSON, Ahaz, b 14 Nov 1862, Canollton, cA, d 13 Dec1935, Yoakum, TX.
14. SMITH, Wil,aam T., b Feb 1842. MS; md 25 Dec 1865; d 12 May 1902, Mobite, AL.
15. MON, lrary Clementine, b Jul 1849, Bayou LaBatre, AL; d 26 Nov 1926, lrobile,
AL.
16. GALYEAN, Samuel, b 1812, TN; md 1832; d 1898, MS.
17. MITCHELL, Susan, b 1812, KY: d [rS.
18. STATEN, Samuel, b1810, cA.
19. BURNETT, Nellie, b lreland.
20 LE|GH, ------b
22. -..-, -----, bVA.
2'1. ---, -----, b
23. ---, ----, bAL.
26. BENSON, Joseph C., b 5 Jun 1820; md6Oct1848; d 19 Dec 1893.
27. THROWER, Nancy, b 29 Nov 1829; d 6 Feb 1887.
28. SMITH, William A., b 1810, md 1837; d 3 Dec 1878.
29. HENSON, Sara. b 1820 AL.
30. MON, Benrto, b Spain; md 21 May 1842.
31. BOZARES, Mary Castaline, b AL.
VA
vA.
Pauline F. Wood,4183 Copley Rd. Copley, OH 44321-1515
1. UPCHURCH. PaulineF., b 6 tjec 1923, Akron, OH; md1;'Jan1947.
tIPCHURCH George Burnett, b 2 Feb 1891, Cleborne Co. AL; d 23 Oct 1991,
Akron, OH.
3. JOHNSON, Mary Emma, b 16 Aug 1894, Calhoun Co. AL d 10 Feb 1942, Akron,
OH,
4. UPCHURCH. Davrd Adam, b 17 Jul 1855, Canoll Co. GA; md 12 Sep '1880; d
Cleburne Co. AL.
5 McINTOSH, Nancy Lucinda, b Apr 1856, CanollCo. GA; d '1910, Cleburne Co. AL.
6. JOHNSON, John Robert.
7. HOLDER, Rebecca Ellen, b 1869, Calhoun Co. AL; d Jacksonville, AL.
8. UPCHURCH, James Samuel, b [Iay 1826, Rutherford Co. NC; md 26 Aug '1850; d
18 Dec 1905, Cleburne Co. AL.
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Pauline F. Wood Pedigree Chart. Cont'd.
BURNETT, Sarah M., b 11 Jan 1831, Campbell Co. GA; d'17Aug 1904, Clebume
Co AL
10. lrclNIOSH, John Thomas, b 13 Jan 1832: d 24 Mar 19'10, Carrollton, GA.
11. BEARDEN, l\rargaret Jane, b 25 Sep 1836; d25May1899.
12. JOHNSON, David Berry, b 2 Jan 1845, l\,luscogee, GA; md 12 Dec 1866; d 1 Jan
1913, Jacksonville, AL.
13. PROPST, Mary Jane, b I Nov 1842, NC; d 13 Jan 1913, Jacksonville, AL.
14. HOLDER, Green Berry, b 29 May 1823, NC; d 27 |Var.1905, Calhoun Co. AL.
15.
Mary A., b 3 May 1826; d 26 Feb 1900, Roy Webb Comm.
16. UPCHURCH, Elias, b ca 1791; md 14 Feb 1A21; d 1844.
17. CAMPBELL, Anne, b ca 1802; d after 1860.
18. BURNETT, Valentine, b 3 Oct 1797: md 27 Jan 1827: d 1854.
19. STEVENS, Frances, d ca 1839.
20. MCINTOSH, Jesse Daniel, md 1 Jan 1829; d ca 1834-35.
2'1. HEAD, Margaret Lucinda, d ca 1852.
22. BEARDEN, Richard, b 1812.
23. :--. Nancy.
24. JOHNSON, William Robert, b 16 Apr 1819; md17Dec1843; d24Apr1899.
25. JONES, lvlartha An, b 16 Nov 1827i d 14 Jul 1899.
26. PROPST, John Michael, b l9lvlay'18'19; md 14Jun 18591?l; d4Apr1859.
27. MABRY, Mariah, b3Jul 1824; d 29 Jul 1888.
[Mrs. Wood, The mardage date of #26 of 1859 seems to be wrong. Please send us a
card with the conect mariage date as soon as possible.l
9.
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CCGS 1997 MEMBERS as of 1 Feb 1997
'1. Robert L. Akers, 4644 W. Highway '166, Carrollton, GA 301'17
2. Anne N. Allen, 112 Ora Circle, Wamer Robins, GA 31088.
3. John C. Allen,5O4 Pineridge Dr., Hopkinsville KY 42240'2532.
4. Geneva R. Ariali,313 Sylvan Dr., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
5. Christine Hudson Atwood, 207 Bellwood Ct., Frankfort, KY 40601
6. Hugh W. Barrow, 1511 Thomebrooke Cir., Dalton, GA 30720.
7. Ed Bell, P. O. Box 54078, Dallas, TX 75354-0787.
8. Ellen M. Boothe, P. O. Box 1664, Midland, Tx 79702.
9. Erline Boyd, 1539 Flat Rock Rd., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
10. Kathy & Bill Brock, P. O Box 833, Temple, GA 30179.
11. Deanna Brown, 7915 Aleta. Spring, TX 77379.
12. lvlary E. Byam, G-3342 Tuxedo Ave., Flint, Ml48507.
13. Mrs. F. M. Chalker, 314 Dixie St., Canollton, GA 30117.
14. Sanford D. Chambers,6279 County Rd. #51, Newell, AL 36270-4803.
15. A. D. Chandler,2508 Co Rd. 1242, Vinemont, AL 35179.
16. Gwen Clay Chestnut, 185 Cottage Hill Rd., Carrollton, GA 30117.
12. Charles E. Coats, Rt 4 Box 127, Clarksville, TX 75426.
18. Patricia C. Cole, 6455 MillerTown Rd., Temple, GA 30179-2906.
'19. CSMElwoodR. ColemanJr, USA(Ret), 1911ValenceSt., New Orleans, LA
70115.
1gg7 CCGS i.rembers' Cont'd.
Royce & E{izabeth Conkle. 724 Stewart St., Carrollton, GA 30117.
Kathryn P. Cook, 5522 Lansing Dr., Charlotte, NC 28270-5350.
Genevieve S. Cooksey, 927 Pleasant Ridge Rd., Carrollton, GA 30117-9331.
Corinne K. Cown,679 Cown Rd., Temple, GA 30179.
Mrs. Clarice Cox, 1055 Farmers High Rd., Canollton, GA 30117.
Juanita Davis, 875 Pleasant Ridge Rd., Carrollton, GA 30117.
Betty devane, '1121 RomeSt., Carrollton, GA30117.
Ennis C. Dewberry,4160 Citizen Cir., Austell, GA 30001.
Betty D ver, 740 Stripling Chapel Rd., Canollton, GA 30116.
Jo An Gentry Eagle, 3615 Almondwood Ln., Spring, TX 77389.
Bill & Helen Foster, 1924 Victory Church Rd., Bowdon, GA 30108.
Shirley Gardner,85 Greenwood Lane., Carollton, GA 30117.
Nancy Williams Gilmer,701 Wind Grove, Marietta, GA 30067-5663.
Barbara W. Good,2224 SE 20 St., Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316.
Loraine Griffin, 9094 Highway 166, Winston, GA 30187.
Cheryl & Gary Grusendorf, 15044 N. 7 Pl., Phoenix, AZA5O22.
Olive C. Hall, 4013 Fosters lvlill Rd. SW, Cave Spring, GA 30124-2277.
Guy M. Hanington,240 Oak Haven Ave., Macon, GA 31204-2926.
David Hembree,3560 Valley Hill Rd., Kennesaw, GA 30152.
Rudene B. Hollingsworth, 2272U527 5., Carollton, GA 30117.
Daphne L. Humphrey, 218 Marigold, Lake Jackson, TX 77566.
l\rargaret P. Hunter, 973 Captain Shreve Dr., Shreveport, LA 71105.
Dr. Anne lngram, 114 Hillcrest Rd., Carrollton, GA 30117.
Linton B. & Una R. Jackson.7750 Smithfield Rd., Bowdon, GA 30108.
Singleton Jackson, 106 N. Lakeshore Dr., Canollton, GA 30117.
Alice Jordan, 131 Hope Shirey Way, Newnan, GA 30263.
Nancy Jordan,4141 Argon, Villa Rica, GA 30180
Ruth T. Kee, P. O. Box 1046, Winder, GA 30680.
Edna Lackey, 150 Cottage Ln#104, Carrollton, GA 30117.
Betty Jane Lang, 2701 Windover, Corona del Mar, CA92625.
Bill& Barb Magie, 7059 Brigade Ct., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
Carey Marsh, 41467 Timber Creek Ter., Fremont, CA 94539.
Helen Matthews,2358 Canollton-Villa Rica Hwy., Villa Rica, GA 30180-9708.
lriss Leon Cashiel Matthis, '102 Sonora Dr. #3, Sonora, TX 76950.
James L. McEIroy, 3260 Bright Star Rd., Douglasville, GA 30135-2279.
Ruth McNinch, 801 College St., Canollton, GA 301'17.
Carol McWhorter, 126 Wilson Circle, Carrollton, GA 30117.
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Rome St., Carollton, GA 30117.
Mrs. G. A. Middlebrooks,
Sara Reid Middleton, P. O. Box 304. Oakland, TN 38060.
William Mitchell, 55 Goldworth Rd., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
Adrienne Morrison, 2911 Encina Camino, Walnut Creek, CA 94598-3503.
Drs. Kenneth & Jean Morse, 5267 Hilltop Dr., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
Kenneth L. Newman,906 2nd St. NE, Jacksonville, AL 36265.
Lois O. Newman,20 Lladison Newman Rd., Tallapoosa, GA 30176.
Mary K. Nowell 951 Crumbley Rd., McDonough, GA 30252.
Elizabeth A. Page, 11232 County Rd. 4090, Scurry, TX 75154-3120.
Betty Jo Parsons,2323 Bryant Ln., Knoxville, TN 37932.
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67. Fay Nell Pitts, 1230 Rocky Branch Rd., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
68. Brenda Pless,2214 W. Dodge Rd., Clio, [,ll 48420.
69. Dura C. Ragan,6859 Mulberry Rock Rd., Dallas, GA 30132.
70. Teddy R. & Frances Randles, 155 River Valley Dr , Canollton, GA 301 '17.
71. Grady Reynolds, 12 Dahlia Ct., Canollton, GA 30116.
72. Mrs. Nell B. Riggs, 161 Starlight Dr., Rock Spnng, GA 30739.
73. Mrs. G. R. Roberts, 10210 Cloud Ln., Galveston, TX77554.
74. Dr. & Mrs. Jerry C. Robinson, 269 Hors,ey [/ill Rd., Carrollton, GA 30117
75. Rebecca B. Saunders, 2515 Frankford Ave., Panama Caty, FL 32405.
76. i,Iargaret l\r. Shepard, 2940 Portales Dr., Ft. Worth, TX 76116.
77. Gary Smith,569 Roy North Rd., Canollton, GA 30117.
78. Gene Sneary, 20 Harpe/s Way, Carrollion, GA 30117.
79. Laura M. Stallings,2579 Burkshire Rd., Ellenwood, GA 30049.
80. Nadine Stevenson,345 Tulip St., Fairfield, CA 94533.
8'1. Gertrude Walker Stone, 11 Casey St., Newnan, GA 30263-1905.
82. Mrs. Hildred Ir. Stratton, 765 Red Tuttle Rd., Bethpage, TN 37022.
83. Raiford M. Taylor,515 Lovvorn Farm Rd., Canollton, GA 30117-9496.
84. Mr. & Mrs. J. L. Thompson Jr., 1610 West St., Sylvester, GA 31791.
85. David H. lV & Sandra l\r. Trotti, 100 Resort Dr., Warner Robins, GA 31088-6500.
86. Alfred E. Tumer,6501 Peacock Blvd., Morrow, GA 30260-2519.
87. Silver Villegas, 6504 Cooper Ln., Jacksonville, FL 32210.
88. Janelle Brumbelow Vincent & Family, 3602 Hummingbird, Alvin,lX t-7511-7310.
89. Reid W. Walker,5196 Fem Court, Viila Rica, GA 30180.
90. Lee Wash,90 Briarwood Dr.. Carrollton, GA 30117.
91. Harold O. & Dorothy K. White, 3135 N. 18th St., Adington, vA22201.
92. Dr. David N. Wiggins, '1093 Oak Grove Rd , Carrollton, GA 30117.
93. Dennis W. Williams, 326 Rockmart Rd., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
94. [rr. & Mrs. Garland L. Wood,28'14 Coddell Cir., Hokes Bluff, AL 35903.
95. l\,lrs. Pauline F. Wood,4183 Copley Rd., Copley, OH 4432'1-1515.
96. Mary F. Word,805 Rome St, Carrollton, GA 30117.
97. Joanne S. Wright, 1924 Crossvine Rd., Birmingham, AL 35244
98 . William H Wright, '1760 Fairfax St., Petersburg, VA 23805-1649.
99. Mrs. Bernard Yates, 818 Tyus Rd., Bowdon, GA 30108.
1OO AllenCo. Pub Lib, Acqur.-Prdcls ., Box 2270, Ft. Wayne, 1N46801-2270.
101 Atlanta-Fulton Pub Lib., Sr/Sp Coll Ga. C22, I Mitchell St SW, Atlanta, GA
30303-3535.
102. Huntsville Pub. Lib., Huntsville Heritage Rm , P. O Box 443, Huntsville, AL
35804.
103 Pub Lib of Cincinnati, Serials Unit 800 Vine
St., Cincinnati, OH 45202-2009.
INDEX -,I997 SPRING QUARTERLY
29
10
23
24
32
ADAIR 24(2)
ADAIVS 11 12
ADAMSON
ADERHOLD
AKERS
32\2) ATTAWAY 20 21
ATWOOD 24 32
29
ANDERSON
AYERS 25
ARCHIBALD 26
BABB 24
ARIALI 32
BAGWELLl5
ARNEY24
ALLEN 2 23 24
BAILEY 26(2)
BAKER 22
BALL 5
BARNES 26
BARRl7
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BARRON 7
BARROW 2 14 16(2) 17
BARRY 26
BARTLETT 8 24
BASKIN 24
BATES '10 26 28
BAUGHMAN 28
BEARDEN 32
BEAVERS 24
BECK 23
BENSON 25 31
BENTLEY 25 26
BrsHoP 24
BIVINS 25
BLACK 23
BLArR 26(2)
BOON 24
BOOTHE 32
CHAPPELL 23 30
CHENNEY 19
CHESTNUT 32
CLEIVENTS 24
CLEN,!ONS
SEE CLEMENTS
CLONTS 26
COATS 32
coBB 1617
coLE 14 15 19 20 21 22
coLEt\,,!AN 24 26 32
CONKLE 24 33
cooK(E) 6 7
cooKsEv
14 22 30
33
COOPER 5
coTToN 23
cowN
cox
33
30 33
BOWTE 22
CMWFORD 7 8 22
BOYO 24 32
BROOT\45789
BROWN 4 11(2) 13 17
CRAYTON 29
CRISWELL 2,I
CRUMBLEY 26
CRUTCHFIELD 20
CULPEPPER 22 23 24
26
CUMBO SEE CUMBY
CUMBY 24
CURRY 26
DAV|S 2 5 12(3) 25 28
23 24 25 272A 30 31 32
BRUIUBELOW 26 27
DEAN 26
BOZARES 31
BRADBURY 3
BRAND 24
BRANNON 26
BRASWELL 26
BRITTON 12
BROCK 25 26 32
BURKE 25
BURNETT 25 26 31 32
BURNS 23
BURMH 19
BURSON 22 25
BUTLER 23 26
BYAM 25 32
BYINGTON 26
CAMP 24 25 26(2) 31
CAMPBELL 26 32
CANDLER 2,1 23
CART,IICHAEL 24
CARPENTER 26
CARROLL5678911
1212t 13 141s 1629
cAsH 24
CASTLEBERRY 25
CATES 24
CHALKER 32
CHAI\,,IBERS 32
CHANDLER 21(3) 25
2612) 32
DEt\4PSEY 25
deVANE 2 33
DEWBERRY 25 28 33
D|MN,IOCK 22 23
DOBBS 20
DODD 25
DORRIS 28
DRIVER 26 33
DUKES 26
DUNCAN 25 26
EADY 26
EAGLE 26 33
EARNEST 22
EATON 3
ECHOLS 25
EDELMAN 12
EDIVONDSON 24
ET,,IBREE SEE EMBRY
EI\4BRY 25 30
ALSO SEE HEMBREE
ESTRIDGE 6
FELTI\,4AN 26
FLETCHER 17
FOOTE2224
FORRESTER 26
FOSTER 726 33
FREEN4AN 26 28
FRIDELL 25
FRIERSON 12
FULLER 29
GALYEAN 30 31
GANN 10
GARDNER 2 23 33
GENTRY 26
GHOLSTON 22
GILBERT 26
GILMER 18 21 33
GOOD 25 33
GOOLSBY6 21
GORDON 26
GRAY 8 I 24(2)
GREEN 9
GR|FFTN 22 23 33
GRUSENDORF 26 33
HALL 24 33
HAMI\4OND 3 4
HAMRTCK 19(2)
HANEY 27
HARPER 3 4 10
HARRIN 18
ALSO SEE HERRIN
HARRINGTON 26 33
HARRIS 23
HARRISON 25 30
HART 24
HARTLEY 21
HAWK 26
HAYNES 3 18 19 20
HOLLINGSWORTH 33
HOLLOWAY 24 26
HOLMES 22
HOMEYER 12
HOOTEN 26
HOWARD 25(2) 26
HUBBARD 22
HUOOLESTON 26
HUDGENS 6
HUDSON 22 24
HUI\4PHREY 22 26 33
HUNTER 25 33
HURST 26
HYOE 23
INGRAM 11 33
JACKSON 33(2)
JACOBS 26(2)
JAMES 9 10
JEFFERS 29
JOHNSON 6 9 25 26 28
31 32
JONES 11 12 15 22 25
26(2\ 32
JO(U)RDAN 23 24 25
33(2)
JUHAN 22
KEE 33
KELL(E)Y 19 21 30
KENDRICK 23
KIDD 26
KTLGORE 19 25 26
KINCHELOW 3
KING 6 11 12 13 17 25
KINNEY 3 4 30
HEAO 22 32
HEARTH 18
HELTON 26
HE|\4BREE 24 25 26 33
ALSO SEE EMBRY
HENOON 6 9
KIRKLAND 24
KITE 14
KNOX 26
KOLB 12 26
KUNKLE 24
HENORICKS
SEE HENDRIX
HENDRIX 29
HENRY 20
HENSLEY 5
HENSON 31
HERRIN 5
ALSO SEE HARRIN
HESTERLY 22 23 24
HEWTT 23
HTCKS 26
HILDEBRAND 24
LACKEY 33
LAMINACK 26 29
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HOLCOT\4BE 26
HOLDER 25 31 32
KYTLE 2
LANG 26 33
LANGSTON12 13 26
LASSETER 24
LAWNG 5 6
LEAGUE
LEAK 14
1O
LEIGH 31
LEPARD 22
LESTER 26
LETT 28
LEYDEN 22
LINCH SEE LYNCH
LtlTtE 22 25
LONG 28
LOVE 14
LOVELL 24
LOWORN 22
LUCKIE 26
LUTTRELL ,I5
LYLE 23
LYNCH 24
N{ABRY 22 23 32
I/AG|E 33
I\,IALONE 25
|\,{ANDEVTLLE 22(2) 23
I\4APP 26
[,tARBUT 25
IV1ARKS 6
I\4ARSH 26 33
MARTIN 23
|\4ASSY '12
MATTHEWS 33
MATTHIS 33
MATTOX 24
MAYO 10
MCALLISTER'13
MCBRIDE 17 27
MoBURNETT 11 12 13
'14 16
t,,lcCAIN 20 21
MCCOLLUI4 26
[,4CCRAY 26
ALSO SEE N4CMY
[4cCRORY 24
[,4cDANlEL 27(2)
ft4cDoNALD 26 27(2)
I,4CELROY 26 33
MO(O)RE 26
MORRIS 14 29
MORRISON 33
MORROW 23 25
MORSE 33
MOSELEY 25
MOSTELLER 24 29
MOYER 23
MUSE 5 7
r\4usrc(K) 24(2)
MYERS 14
MYRICK 26
NELSON 24
NEW\4AN 33(2)
NIMROD 26
NOLAN 24
NOLAND 25
NOLES 22
NORMAN 29
NOWELL 33
O'BRYANT 30
owEN 25
PAGE 25 33
PALMER 25
PARKER 5
PARKS 8
PARSONS 1'1 12 13 14
15 33
PATE 11
PATTILLO 26
PERRY 23
PETERS 26
PH|LL|PS 915 21 25 26
27 29
PTNSON 30
MCGAHEE 2
[,4clNTOSH 3'1 32
NICLENDON 26
PjTTS 26(2) 34
PLANT 15
McMULLEN 23
L4CNINCH 2 33
POPE 30
PORTER 24
PORTWOOD 1O
POWELL 9 23 25
PRESSLEY 8
PRICE 11
PROPST 25 32
PUCKETT 5
RAGAN 22 34
RAGSDALE 24
RANDLES 25 34
REED SEE REID
RErD 19 20(2) 21(3) 26
REYNOLOS 34
RtcE 24
RTcHARD(S) 20
RICHARDSON 24
|\,4CPHERSON
319(2) 26
N4CRAE SEE lvlcRAY
IMCRAY 29
ALSO SEE MCCRAY
MCWHORTER 25 33
IVEADOWS 23
I\,4EERDBOD'T
SEE MARBUT
MERCK 3O
IVERIWETHER 11
MERRELL2l 23
IVIDOLEBROOKS 33
MIDDLETON 33
IVILLER 26
I\,IITCHELL 31 33
MON 31
RTGGS 26 34
RIGSBY 26
TUCKER 24
ROBERDS 24
ROBERSON 23
ROBERTS 23 34
ROBERTSON 29
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UPCHURCA2225 31 32
UPSHAW,l8 20
34
ROUNDTREE 29
ROWDEN 18 20
ROWE 18 20
ROWLAND 9
RUSKELL 2
RUSSELL 12 22
RUTLAND 12
SAILORS 5
SANDERS 7
SAUNDERS 24 3,1
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3 4 19
SEGRAVES 9
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SEIGLER
SHARPE 23
SHELNUTT 23
SHEPARD 34
SILVEY 14
SII\4PSON 22
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SKINNER 23
SLATON 14
SLAUGHTER 25
st\4tTH 5 10 17 24 25
26(2) 27 31 34
SNEARY 2 34
SPAKE 24
SPARKS 24 26(2) 28
SPEER 23
SPENCE 19(2) 20 26
STALLINGS 15 22 34
STATEN 3,I
STEEDIVAN 6
SIEINBACK 26
SIEVENS 32
STEVENSON 24 34
STICHER 1O
STIDHAM 6 25 28
STOGNER 15
sToNE 12 23 24 34
STOVALL 24
STRATTON 24 34
TAYLOR 34
UPSHERE
SEE UPSHAW
USSERY 26
VILLEGAS 25 34
VINCENT 27 34
VINES 7
WADDELL 25
WADSWORTH
1,I
WALDRUP 6
WALKER 24(2) 25 34
WALTON 25
WARD 26
WARNICK 20
WARREN 14 15
WASH 2 34
WEAVER 24 25
WELLS 3 4
wEsl 19(2) 20
WESTER 20
WHATLEY 15
WHITAKER 24 26
WHITE 25 34
WGGINS 25 34
WLDER 22
WLKES 17
WLK!NSON 23
WLLTAMS 18 24 26(2)
29 30 34
WLLIAMSON 24
WlLLINGHAM 24
WLSON 24 25
WINDOI,i 5
WNKLES 26
WTCHER 24 25
wooD(s) 8 25 26 31
32 34(2)
wooD(!9ARD 19
woRD 2 10 34
21
WORKMAN 6
WORTHY 26
WREAY 25
wR{cHT 25 26(2) 34(2)
WSMER 26
YARBROUGH 26
rEAt 2 24
THOMPSON 10 11(2) 34 YATES 34
YOUNGBLOOD 25
THROWER 25 31
ZIMI\,IERMAN 26
THURMAN 23
ALLEN CO P.L, 34
TOLLERSON 26
ATLANTA P,L, 34
TORRANCE 26
CINCINNATI P,L, 34
TROTTT 25 27 34
TRUITT 15
HUNTSVILLE P,L, 34