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Volume XXXII
2411
Number'1
Contents
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CivilWar Letters James D. Brock, 12th Battalion Light Artlllery, CompanyA ....... 4
New Books at Neva Lomason Library Special Collections
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Notes from Members
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Items of Genealogical lnletesl CarrallCounty Times,1872
1853 Carroll County Tax Digest.gth District. 1066G.M.
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Carroll County Pauper Records .......
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Ancestor Chart, Gregory William Allen
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CCGS Membership List
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Surnames Researched . .
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Otfice.s
Projected Publication Dates
President's l\ressage
CCGS 20'1'l
Publicat on Order Blank lvlembership Form, Ancestor Chart
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President
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. Sarah Boyd
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memberships are not avallable This publication is included at no extra cost in the
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Queries are published free for members Queries for nonmembers will be published
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President's Message
l\rarch 2011
Dear [/lembers,
Welcome to 2011. l'm surethatyou have heard the statement, "Hittheground
running." Th,s very accurately describes your society's activities for Spring 201'1.
By the time that you read this you will already have been enjoying the NBC TV second
season of "Who Do You Think You Are?" This program centers on eight stars as they
search for their ancestors. ln the process, many thousands of persons become
interested in beginning their own family search.
ln order to take advanlage of this heightened degree of interest, the society will offer a
super program aimed at attracting new members, as well as serving the current
membership, that will inc ude:
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A free beginners clinic on Saturday March
51h
Three intermediate clinics on Saturdays n April centering on the topics of:
'Using Research Logs" and 'Organizing Your Research"
"More Than Just a Census Record"
"Using Military Records and Military Pensron Records"
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Ihere will be a $10 charge for materials for these three clinics.
Our volunteers are receiving special training to assist new folks in getting started and we
will be offering specific hours for personal assistance when the clinics are completed.
We ran three ads in the Times-Georgian at lhe end of February in order to let the
community know of this great opportunity
And, if that is not enough "hitting the ground running " our Secretary, Sarah Boyd is
busy workrng with web developers in the design of a new and updated web site.
DoaaH.4. y'etaz,t
President
Civil War Letters from James D. Brock
to his Wife, Frances Hogan Brock
Letters transcrlbed by the late Kathy Thomas Brock
The subjecl of this senes of CivilWar letters $ James D Brock born March 3A 1830 in Canpbell
Caunty, Georgia, and died June 2, 1864, at the baftle of Calcl Harbar near Rjchmand, Vigna
James D Brocks anceslors can be traced backto Reuben Brock Sr (no other infarmation
available) and thraugh h6 san Reuben Brack Jr barn 1754 in Orange Caunty, Naih Carahna
Jr marned Elizabeth Kemp and they had seven known children, one of whom was
Wiliam "Billy" Brock, ban about 1792, and marned Temperance 'Tenpie Ann Gay about 1815.
Wiltan and Tenpie s seventh chtld was Janes Daniel Brock
Reuben Brcck
James DanielBrack and Frances R Haganwere maried on December 26. 1854 andhadnine
known childrcn These arc the children Pnvate Brack refers ta in his many letters written ta his
James D Brock joined the Confederate Army an May 1 . 1862 n Newnan. Georgia He seNed in
Company A 12th Georgia Batlalian Thiscampanywas made up afmen fram Caweta Caunty and
the surrounding area. lt was known as Newnan Artillery
While it appeared lhat Private Brock never resided in Caffoll County, many of his descendanls did
settle around Carroll and Haralsan Caunties Some of these descerda nts had access to Private
Brock's treasure-trave of letters and gave us permissian to print lhem here
The late Kathy Thanas Brock of Temple ariginally transcribed the letters Others who prawded
additianal nformation and consenled to pubhcation were Mary Evans Cain. Bremen, Kathryn
Brock Gallman, Dauglasvllet Sam Pyle, Carrolllon. ancl Joe Earnest. Bawdan Junction. We
gratefully acknowledge thei assislance tn helping lo pteseNe and share these letters.
Fifty-six letters campose this callection. ll is aur plan to publish allfifty-six letlers thraughout the
faur quaielies lhis year. the sesquicenlennial of the American Civil War They are printed here
exactly as Kathy transcribed them Ed
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Augusta Ga
May the 27 1862
Camp
dear wlfe rn anser to your letter I can say that I am well at presant and was glad to hear
that you and the children are weil and get ng along so well You wanted to know what I
have to eat I have flower meat rse sugar sometimes meal Water is tolarbier only I can
say to you that my close has come to hand the pevision spilt and the cnductter busted
the hinges and broked the lck but the close all came to safe to hand
Jackson
Major Capus sed that we lhat have wheat to cut we may come home to cut rt I expect to
come f I can get of I talked to leutenant and he sed he thinks that there will be a chance
I heard that Sally humphres is verry sick lwoid lke to hear how she is a giting lwont
you to wright as sone as you get this I hant got any thing mor worithey of wrighting to
you so I will come to a clos
J. D. Brock
To francis R Brock
I am better satisfied than
lexpected to bee lf I had no famly lwold be better Satisfied
hearthan any whe els
James D. Brock
To frances R Brock
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Ga
Camp Jackson
Augusta
June the 30 1862
dear belove wife I received your letter in due tirne and was glad to hear from you and to
hear that you was all well I am well and hopes that these fue lines may reach you all in
joying the same blessing I hant got any thing to right you there is tolable good health
hear there ie no telling when we will leave hear you sed it hatent rained sence I left
home I hope it ant so now we had a good rain hear this
I hant got any thrng more
to right you so !will come to a close by saying I rernatn your husband untel death
James D. Brock
To franis R Brock
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Ringgold July 71h 1862
Dear Wife
There was a collission between two trains a few miles above this place yesterday
evening Four men were killed in our company Their names are Phlllps, Bullard, lvlartin &
Lane With a number wounded also One man was krlled in Capt Johnson Co Three
negroes were killed belonging to the different companies Over a dozen horses killed
But thank God I am unhurt I am also well at this time and getting on as weii as could be
expected I expect we wlll start for Chattanooga again this evening. I am not situated so
I can write fully as I deserve and will c ose. but will write you again when I get to
Chattanooga My object now is simply to let you know that I came out safe and $ound
Your afiectronate husband
[to] Mrs. Frances R Brock
Palmetto Ga
JD
Brock
P.S. We came back to this place after the colllsion
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Camp Heath Chatanooga
July the 1ori 1862
Fany my dear blove wife I is with pieasure that I take my pen in hand to let you no that
am well and hope theas fue lines may come to hand and find you and children allwell
We left Agusta the 4 day and fa Chatnooga and there wer the worst accident that I evr
knue I had rather resk my chance in a battle than such a bust up of traines it busted a
bout 8 boxes all to Smath the horses was in them I was in the box next to the horses
there Ls a good meny trups her up and own the river
I have nothing of intrut to nte so I will close dlrect your letter to Chattanooga tensee 12
Ga batalion in ca. of Captin Harvy I remain your husband untel deth
JD
Brock
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tennessee l\.4arain county July the 28, 1862
dear wife I received your kind letter and was glad to hear from you and to hear that you
was all well I am well and hopes thes fue lines may come to hand and find you all
inloying good health (we have rroved from Chaitanooga a bout 25 miles down the river
we are clost to the river and we can see the yankey pickets every time we go down ther
thear are on the other side and our prckets are on this srde we think they are a movrng
our pickets Sese they could hear them awl nite the other nite like they wer a holling or
artllry amoving) I don't think we will hear long I received the purvision you sent me I
wanat you to push your hogs and make them dow [?] awlthey will
I want you to pay John for his work and iry to keep things strate and if you can trade the
mare and get one that you can dr ve to the wagon I think it woud sute you better you
had better get John or Jrm to healp you trade here of if you can Captin has sen home
after the absent men and is a goin to bring then n I hant any thing more of int.ust to writ
abut remain husband untel death
James D. Brock
I have sent my carpet sack home and a coat We have drawn our uniform and napsack
and I had no you [use] fore them here and Grif n sent his and Tomas farrel will get them
from Palmetto
Tom Holls takent them to palmetto the weater is vary dry and dusty nothing more at
present
James D Brock
direct your letter to Chattanooga and they will come
)a.
October the 27 1862
cross roads near Noxvill tenneese
dear wife I have the oppertun ty to ritin you a fue lines I am we at this iime but I have
bine sick I had a spe I oi the biliuous feve. I stade in camps while the fever wer broke
and the compy wer ordered a way and I warnt able to go wrth them and I had to go to
the hospitie I stade ther fore days and I went to a privlt house wher I were treated as
well as any one can be treted I went in to Cankuckey where ther wer no chance to send
any letters I hant herd from home cense August We hant bin in any fite yet bu we have
bin clost after them the nchmon fite lvas fol on Satterday and we camped on the battel
grnd on Monday nlte they warnt don bu.inen the ded I have plenty close to do me Some
time I have two pare of wllen pants and a pare of shoses and they didnt cot me any
thing I hant got any thing to wrlte of intrust while I was sick ihe boys saw Washing Brock
and he told them he was in a fite and came out unhert billey mulens was kiled two
gerdin boys wounded (cankuckey is the finist cuntry I ever saw a part of hit the mounting
pad is as pore as ever I saw and hit all is badley watered I hope the fue lines may come
to hand and find you all injoying good health lwlll come to a close I rearnin yours
husband
J. D. Brock
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direct your letter to noxvill tenneese rite as son as you get this lines I want to her from
you how you are a getrng a ong I hope I will see you soon
J. D. Brock
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Novembe. the 1. 1862
Camp lenorr in about 20 niles of knoxvill
dear wife and children I seat myself to Iet you no how I am I ant as well of now as I was
when I rote before but I am able to bee up we had a fine time ln tenneese things was
cheap bacon from 6 to 8 cents pur pound yard good as cheap as they ever were in
coweter lcoweta] but before we le there they were out of all resan I was in the hospifle
at lexinton and went to a privit house I stade one weeke and nuse come to me that our
men was a vacking the State and I hade to leave before I was able to travle to doo my
selfjestes Uustlce ?l but I started and and traveld about 30 miles before I over taken my
company we have travled day and nite a grale of our time we have plnty to of flour and
beef hear when we was in Cantuckey we got coffey and sugar when we left we burnt up
thousans of bacon and clothing blankits and such thing as we needed and now cant get
them.
Capt is at home for the purpurs of geting cloth ng for the compney I hant got bed
clothing a nuf lwant you to buy a bed cover if you can and send me and one pare of
pants I have bout 2 pare of socks and 2 shirts wooling shirts my shirts and drawers that I
left home with is all good yet I want you to write as sone as you get these fue lines and
let me know how you are a geting a long I hant got any thing to write you but hope these
lines may come to hand and find you allwell we are ordered to Combling gap
[Cumberland Gap] I hant got anything moTe but remain your husband untel deth
J D. Brock
When you rite drrect your letter to Knoxville Tenn Pracey Bridgade Newnan Artilery
will send you a envelope back to me and you can send me a letter in
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Virginia November the 19 1862
der wife I seat myself to inform yo that I am we i at this time and hope thes fue |nes may
come to hand and find yo all njoying good heallh I have rote you two letter and I hant
got any ancer yet lwold bee glad to no how you all are lwont yo to rit as soon as you
get this letter and let me no what for a crop you have whether you are maken anything
to live on or not times are vary hard her we are about thirty five mles from the comblin
gap lcumberland Gap] with the horses io get feed for them there was no chance to
get any feed abou the gap and a bad chance her there is very fue got any corne to
spare) a nerry a one hant got any the compney is all at the gap but a nafe to tents the
horses lwill come to a close by saying I remain yur husband
J. D. Brock
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tenneese hancock conty December the 18, 1862
dear belove wife and children in ancer to your kind lette. I can say to you that t am well
and hope these fue lrnes may come to hand and flnd you all injoying the same blessing I
received the close that you sent me and was glad to get them I wold have rote soonner
but I was on a detailto go to the gap and I hant had the chance to rite I saw John brock
at morristown and I sent ffteen dollars ho.ne by him I hant drawed but two month
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wages yet but there is a a talk of drawing again somtime shortley you rote to me tha you
had made a plenty of corn I am glad to hear of that I want you to mak your hogs good
and fat and don't seil any corn lwold be glad to come and see you all and make som
dispisition of having a nother crop made but there is no chance of geting a furlow here
the boys is all a trying and cant get thern Jane Collins wanted me to rite if I node any
thing of billey tell her that I left him in lexinton tenneese hosp tle but I heard that ben
beves rote home to his folks that him and all the boys was at vicksburg missisipi to be
exchanged and wold be ai home in a fue days I think you had beter sell the colt if you
can you cant take care of so many thing I hant got anything more of intrust to rite you
but give my love and best respecks to all inquiring frend I remain your husband untl
death
J D. Brock
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tenneese hancock
January the 7, 1863
Dear beloved wife and children rn ancer to your k nd letter of the twenty ninth I can say
to you that I am well and dooing well there wase too yankey cavilry ridgements come
across the montain and burnt two bridges across the railroad and our cavilry got after
them and had liked to have a cougt them Just as they was agoing across the mountain
our men fired on them thare was nuse came to our camps on the fi.st nite of this month
that they was a comrning on us and we left and went about six miles and stade there till
fiters
we heard they was gon and then we came back to our camp again we are
flting
we
all of our
by retreahng
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want you to try to hire a negrow woman that can plow or a boy I wold iike to be there
but thear is no chance to come home so you must do the best you can which I nou you
will dow I want you to write how much your hogs waid and how the stock is a geting
along I like to hear how the thing !s a get ng along
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I drawed money on yesterday bui I am afrade to send it by ma e I will send it the first
passing I wont you to pay
Roberson fo. the sow that I bout from bill if you have
_ush
the money lo spare the wether is verry cold and disagreeable the snow is coverd the
ground I want you to rite how you are a making out for fire wood I want you to hire it got
for you if you can I wold like verry well to bee at horre to get it for you I hant annything
of intrust to ite so I mus close for the want of time the male is a bout to leave here I
remain as ever your tru lov
James D. Brock
rite as offin as you can and rite allthe nuse
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Sneedwill
tenneese
January the 15 1863
dear wife and children I seat myself to let you now how I am I am well at this time and
hope thes fue lines may come to hand and find you and children all well I have heard
bad nuse from frank green I heard that he killd tom Hogan lwant you to rite what they
have don with him and whether it was your brothe. ot your cosan and what they fell out
about and write all about it and other nuse I hant got any nuse of intrus to write you I
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heard that po_ [?] had his tryal but l don t now what thay don with hrm if you need any
monney writ and I will Send t by male noth ng more at presant but remane your husband
J. D Brock
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James Hogans
dear sir as I am rting home I wi drop you a lue lines to in form you of how we are living
we draw beefe flouer and some mele we by some hog occasionly and pay for it out of
our wages we by Some
we live verry well but we have to by a portion of what we
eat
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Jim I hear that the concr pe is ataking all up to forty years oid if you have to go I wold
be glad you wold come hear lwant to come home and see you all ldon't think it will be
much longer tel I cme I hope so at anney rate Jlrn I want you to dow all you can to get
a hand to make a crop for me nothing more bul give love and respecks to all inquiflng
frends and receve aption Iport on ?] to yorself
J. D. Brock
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Sneedsvill tenneese January the 28. 1863
Dear beloved wife and children rn ancer to your letter of the fourteenth I can say to you
that I am wel but am sorry to hear oi James So much truble at home when lam rn so
much about my cuntry and you and the ch ldren my wellfare and hapness depads upon
yours and the wellfare of my cuntry I was sorry to hear of Jim being kild I want you to rite
what they fell out about and whether anny one els was along but pink grene or not you
sed you had let diseson have the land to tend I had rather you wold have hired a hand if
you cold but if you cant dow the bst you can I want you to send the children to chu_ if
there is any chance I want you to not insult any one about that difficlty between frank
and Jim it wont do any good I cons derd my best fred kild I expeck we will move from
her in a fue more day I expect we will go to the railroad wher we can get corn for we
have fed all the corn in this settelmt out I wan you to get oats anuff to sow ail the corn
stoke land if you can that you hant sowd n wheat Some of our boys caught three bush
whackers last night and one of them got away he run off in the nite nether shoes nor
pants nor coat one of our men shot at him but d d not hit him he had a varry bad
fore the grond is civerd with snow and is varry cold Whrle I was riting this letter our
quater master came from hunting a place to move to and reported that we had to stay
hear all the winter fore he cant find anny corn to move to as we have to stay hear I will
have you to direct your letters to Sneedville Tenneese rite allthe nuse and rite offln for I
am glad to hear from you nothing more at presant but remain your husband
J D. Brock
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Sneedvill Tenneese January the 30 '1863
Dear wife and children I seat myself to inform you of my health it is good at presant
and hopes these fle lines may come safe to hand and find you all well I am hever than
leve'was lwergh one hJndred and seventy two
man
comlng home to
get recruits for our compeney and I will send you thirty dollars by him in this letter I hant
got anney nuse to rte you that will interrest you but I want you to rile offen and gtve me
al the nuse nothlng more but I remane your affectionite husband untel death
J D Brock
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1863
Sneedvill Tenneese February
Dear wife and children I seat myself to nform you that I am well at this time hoping
these fue lines may come to hand and find you all well I hant got anny thing to rite to
you of intrust anny thrng that will rntftest you I sent you fifty dollars by leutenat man he
is gone ltome for the purpus of geting recruits and I had the chance of sending you
some and I don so I heard that the soldiers wifes could by factry thread at the factry at
two and a half dollars Find out wheather it be so or not and if it be so get some boddey
to 9o wtth you and lay rn a nuf to do you sometime I want you to be sure and soe all the
corn stock land ln oats if you can get the oats
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You neadent to put your self to anny lruble about the monney I sent you Lieutenant
man willfetch it to you or send it to you by some responcible purson We are
comfertable situated now we have moved in the court house at Sneedvill I don't now
how long we will stay hear we have a heap of bad weather the snow is a bout six
inches deep this morning Send your letter to Sneedvill for there is no passing to the gap
hardley ever so as to get letters noth ng more but .emain your husband untell death.
.J D Brock
tr.
Camp near Savanna
Ga
February 25 1863
Dear wife and children I take my pen in hand to in form you that I came thrue safe and
sound we are camped close to Savanna I hant anny thing to rlte to you that will interrest
you but that (we are turned rn to rnfantry and have drawn our arms every thing looks like
Spring of the year the peach trees are in blume and the inglish peas are in blume I think
it want be long till we can have some vegitable down hear the water is not good but it
beets cantuckey water to death) tell the old man itson that I hant had the chance to go
to see his boys yel griffin went to see them landres was on picket he seid that tom
iooks like a ginney pig he is so fat we hant anny chance to ieave camp but too a day
and thare is so menny a wantin to go I hant got of to see them yet.
(l want you to not pass anny insults to any boddey the best way is to bee came lcalm] a
bout frank green esape [?] and not talk but little there is all wase som boddey reddey to
miss represent things and tell lies a bout such casses) Nothing more but remain your
frend and husband untel death
JD
Brock to l\rrs.
F
R. Brock
ir.
To be continued in
the Summer 2041 quaie y
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New Books at Neva Lomason Library
Special Collections
The Knight Family Legacy. by lrarilyn R. Hill-Sutton ln 1886, NrajorJohn KnightJr., a
white plantation owner, attorney. and decorated Confederate Civil War veteran,
summoned frve witnesses to his deathbed. There he did something extraordinary. He
bequeathed his estaie to hrs former slave, Violet Knight, and their mulatto children. This
book is written from a genealogical standpolnt to provide insight into the Knight family's
movement from slavery lo owners of the plantation, traces descendants for more than
two centuries through histoncal documents Locales are Melwether and Pike Counties
in Georgia
Jackson County, Georgia, Newspaper Clippings, The Jackson Heruld, 1883-1885,
abstracted by Faye S. Poss. Thrs book is a match with the two eariier newspaper
volumes on Jackson County newspapers Abstracts inc ude marriages, obits, legal
notices, etc. lvlajorily of counties referred to are Jackson, Banks, Clarke, Franklin,
Gwinnett, Hall, lvladison Oconee, Oglethorpe and Walton, but other counties are also
mentioned.
Cherokee lmages. by Charles O Walker. a reprint from the Georgia Chapter of the
Trall of Tea.s Assocration. Thrs vo ume was originally self-published by Rev. Walker in
1988, and contains many of his original sketches based on descriptions of houses and
properties given in the '1830s
Free State of Ca ollby Gilbert Huey is an account of The Pony Club in Carroll County
around 1832-1833. The author uses authentic characters, such as Jiles Boggess as
sheriff of the county, Sanford Kingsbe.ry. local merchant. An interesting read into the
early history of the county.
Notes from Members
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Would like to purchase book about 'The Sons of Celia Velvin" by
Jones.
Betty A. Shackleford, 1441 Nancy Lane NE. Allanta cA 30345-1922
bashack@comcast net
.Thank you
for all that you do and for your excellent quarterly. lt provided critical
informatron that allowed me to join the Sons of the Amerlcan Revolution."
Bill Wright of Lexngton. Virginta
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Items of Genealogical lnterest
Carroll County Times - 1872
Abstracted by Ted Brooke
Continued fram Winter 2410
quaie y
Only items with genealoEcal value and of lacal inlerest are abstracled here. The items arc
abstracted beginnng at the lop af colunn one, ta the battam of calumn one, then to the tap of
column tvvo etc Only the nittal appearances of adveft$emenls and legal notices are abstracted
and subsequent notices if any are nat repealed
Ftiday May 17. 1A72
Page 1
Professional and Business Cards
Oscar Reese. Attorney at Law, Carrollton, GA
James J. Juhan, Attorney at Law, Carrollton, GA
Geo. W. Harper, Attorney at Law Carrollton, GA
Geo. W. Austin, Attorney at Law, Cari'ollton, GA
Dr W W. Fitts, Physician and Surgeon, Carrollton GA
B D. Thomasson, Attorney at Law, Carrollton GA
R S Rocherster, House and Ornamental Painter, Carrollton, GA
Jesse Blalock Attorney at Law, Carrollton, GA
W W & G. W. Meffell Attorneys at Law, Carrollton GA
Thos. Chandler, Joseph L Cobb, Chandler&Cobb Attorneys at Law, Carro,lton, cA
W. B. Kirkly, Carrollton, GA carpenter
F. A. Roberson carpenter and Joiner, Carrollton, GA
Dr. L N. Cheney, Medical Card, Carrollton, GA
Advertisements
Carroll Masonic Institute, Carrollton GA lraj Jno M Richardson, President
Reese's Schoo; Carrollton GA, 1872 A.C Reese. A.lr., Principal For board
apply to Dr. I N Cheney and H Scogln Esq.
E. W Harper. Carpenter and cabinet workrnan
J. J. Patman & Co, Carpenters, Newnan, GA
Argo & Madin, House srgn. carriage and ornamental painters, Newnan, GA
Juhan & Mandeville Druggists. Carrollton, GA
James F. Pope Groce.les
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Doings in Georgia
SJ
Cox, who was arrested and lodged rn jail a few days ago at Rockmart, for killing
out.
l\rr Parsons. has been bailed
The match game of base ball between the Past Time Club of Rome and the Osceola
club oi Atlanta resulted rn favor of the Rome club
John Waterman of the Perry Home Journal and Hancock of the Cuthbert Democrat
had an encounter last week at lvlacon in whrch Waterman was shot through the
leq.
New Advertisements
L P. Mandeville Surveying.
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Administrator s Sale. Will be sold at the Coud House in Carrollton the first Tuesday in
June next the following property: Lot of land no. 65 in the 1oth District of Carroll
county, lying two miles south of Carrollton Sold as the property of Henry C.
Martin, Iale of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. D.
E. Martin, Adm r (ad D E lrartin Admr , April 19)
J W. Downs. Spring goods, Carrollton, GA (ad placed [/ay 1oth 1872).
G. W. Camp, Dry goods. April 12
Misses l\,4. C. & E. l\.4. Thomasson, ladies goods. Apri 5
Stewart & Long Spring and summer dry goods. March29 1872.
New Orleans House by Jno. W. Shelnutt. Bowdon, Georgia, dry goods, etc. "For the
sake of decency, don't ask for credit, my terms are strictly cash." March 22d 1872
John W Merrill spring stock, "on the live and let live principle. Great inducements are
offered for cash. The credtt system is playing out so don't mention it." April 26,
1872.
Carroll Sheriff's Sales. Will be sold before the Court House door in Carrollton, Carroll
County, Ga., on the first Tuesday in June next, the following property.
The south east fourth of lot no 219, intheFifth District of Carroll county, Ga., to
in the south corner of said lot, to satisfy two fi fas issued from a Justice Court held
in Spalding county ca., in and for the 1066 dist c.NI in favor of Appteton
Mandevilie against Margaret Benson, administratrix of J. W. Benson, deceased
Levy made on the 28th of September 1869 and returned to me by constable thls
day
Also 75 acres of land it belng the west half of Lot no. 219 ln the Fifth dist. Of
Carroll Co , Ga excepting 25 acres in the south corner of said Lot, to satisfy one
fi fa issued from the Super or Court of said county, in favor of Eli Benson against
Jas. W. Latimer F M. W lliamson Sh'ff., [/ay 8, 1872.
Eiizabeth Golden vs. Henry Golden L bel for divorce in Haralson Superior Court,
March term, 1872. lt appear ng to the Court by the return of the Sheriff that the
Defendant does not reside in the County and it further appearing that he does not
reside in ihis State, it is ordered by the Court that service be perfected upon the
defendant by publication ln a public gazette of this state once a month for four
months, that said defendant appear and answer at the next term of this Court, or
that the case be considered in defauit, and the plaint ff be allowed to proceed. R.
D. Harvey, Judge S.C H.C., J S McElwreath, att'y for Libelant. Green B.
Jenkins, C.S C. May 10,1872
Georgia Caffoll County. Michael Goodson has applied for exemption and setting
apart and valuation of hornestead and I will pass upon the same on Saturday, 11
May D. B Juhan, Ord y., May 3
Administrator's Notice. All persons indebted to the estate of H. C Martin deceased,
late of Carroll County are requested to settle all persons having demands against
said estate D E. Martin, Adm'r, April 19.
E. G. Kramer's Cheap Cash Store, E G. Kramer, Carroilton, Ga., April 26 1871.
L. J. Smith & Bro, grocery merchants, Carrollton Ga.
Thompson, Cole & Co, Newnan, Ga. Furntture.
Prospectus of the Atlanta Constitution
The Atlanta Sun, daily & weekly, Alexander H. Stephens, Political Editor, A. R.
Watson news editor. J. Henly Smith, general editor and business manager.
Rail Roads Store Blalock & New, Jan.12, 1872.
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Masonic-Carroll Lodge No 69 F A.[,4 warrant granted Nov. 1, 1848, meets on the
first Saturday of each month
Temperance-Blake Smith Lodge, No 9'1, LO.G T., organized April 14, 187'1 meets
second and fourth Friday nights.
Church Directory:
Presbyterian Church, Rev. Wm Dimmock s apporntments in thrs county-1st at
Amis'Factory, 2nd. Carrollton 3.d Villa Ricat 4th, Shacklefords
l\,4ethod st Church, services by
at Carrollton, 1st; Rev. Jos. Chambers on 4th
Sabbath.
Baptist Church Rev. W T. Colquit on 3rd Saturday and Sabbath in each month
Ben Brown, at J. W. Downs is expecting sorne more of those nice oranges and
lemons.
Members of the 41st Georgia Regiment are notrfied that the remains of Col. Chas. A.
lvlcDanielw be in Carrollton at 8 o'clock, July 1oth next, en route for Bowdon
Col Geo.N Lesterwill deliver the funeraloration in the Chapel atBowdonat3
p m same day. lt is desired that all survivors ofthe 41st wliljoin the Newnan
escort at Newnan or Carrollton. The remains will be reinterred with l\.4ason c
honors I\,4embers of surrounding lodges invited to padlcipate. Heard County
News please copy.
lvlrs Meigs advertises as a dressmaker at her residence rn Carrollton.
J W Merrell has corn for sale lvlay 10, 1872
Carrolton Literary C ub The Society rnet President being absent Vice President
called meeting to o.der Roll called, and found lvlessrs. B Brown and Jessee
Bla ock absent. J. J. Juhan. Sec'y.
Local News from Sand Hill We have a flourishing schoolat l\racedonia Baptist
Church about 1 % miles northeast of Sand Hill: also at F at Rock near Allens Mill
ls I suppose, a very good school taught by Miss Abbie Dobbs of your city, whom I
understand is a teacher of fine qualifications & c Respectfully. W. J. D., Sand
Hill Ga., May 1oth 1872.
Obituary. Died of that slothful disease (consumption). about 8 o'clock on the evening
of the 8th inst . at he. residence in this county. in the forty seventh year of her
age, lvlrs. Sarah J Blair, eidest daughter of Mrs._Wiseof Coweta County,
Ga She leaves three children besides many relatives and friends to mourn her
departure (additional eulogy) (mentions'our pastor Rev. John l\,4. Muse") A
Friend, Sand H ll, Ga., NIay 1oth 1872
_
Administ.ator's Notice. All persons indebted to the estate of lvl. C. Scott, deceased
late of Carroll county are requested to come forward and settle. . . H N. Wlggins,
Adm'r., [Iarch 1. 1872
(Advertisement). Humphrey Easter (Colored), Boot and shoe maker, Carrollton,
Georgia. Can be found at the shop formerly occupied by J O. Mullenix. His charges
are moderate and his work done in good style
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Prospectus of the Griffin Daily News "l have made up my mindto return (to Griffin)
and on the 16th day of January commence the publication of a live morning
paper The Griffin Daily News. Five dollars per annum forthe daiLy & $1.50 per
annum for the weekly A M Speiohts.
Ftiday, May 24,1872
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Doings in Georgia
On the 1 oth inst A little daughter of Major John H. Dent of Rome was burned to
death by the upsetting of a kerosene lamp.
Coweta County including 400 pounds of tobacco and a buggy were consumed by fire
on the night ot the 13th.
The People's Phrenological Journal comes to us this week from Jonesboro, Georgia.
lvlr. A. G. lrartin of Dirt Town Valley has had his house burned.
SamuelA Brown of Lacranqe is dead.
Richard Parks Lee died on the 17th inst. at Griffin.
New Advertisements
Georgia - Carroll County. W. H. Johnston, Jr. having applied to me for permanent
letlers of administration on the estate of James O. Blair, iate of said county, this is
to cite all the creditors and next of kin of James O. Blair to appear at my office.
D. B. Juhan Otd'y. May 241h 1A72
Georgia - Carroll County. W H Johnston, Jr. having applied to me for letters of
administration on the estate of Henry E. Wise late of said county, this is to cite all
the creditors and next of kin of Henry E Wise to appear at my office. D. B. Juhan,
Otd'y. May 24, 1872
Surveying. L. P. Nlandeville.
Georgia - Carroll county. Michael Goodson has applied for exemption of personality
and setting apart, and valuation of homestead D. B Juhan, Ord'y., May 3.
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Fancy Bar Room. Mr lrills, formerly of Newnan, is opening a fancy bar room in Dr.
Cheney's old office, jusi below L. J. Smith & Bro.
We learn that Mr Govan Stafford of Newnan will open a first class confectionary next
week in the Conyers Building, next door to J. W. Downs.
We regret to learn that Rev. C. Trusseli was thrown from his buggy last week, near
Baskins church in the 6th District. and serlously, though we are glad to know not
dangerously, injured
Carroll County Bible Society. The th rd Anniversary Meeting of the Carroll County
Bible Society was held in the Baptist church on the 'lgth inst. Rev. W A. Parks,
agent American Bible Society for Georgia and Florida being present, addressed
the meeting. after which the Vice President Rev. J. M. Griffin was called to the
chair and P G. Garrison was requested to act as Secretary protem . . . the
following persons were elected permanent officers of the society for the next
twelve months, viz: Dr W. W. Fitts, Presrdent, Rev. J. M Griffin, Vice President,
P G. Garrison Secretary & Treasurer.
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Friday, NIay 31. 1872
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[No items of local or genealogical interest ]
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Page 2
Doings in Georgia
Judge David B. Barrett of Gordon county is dead
Cobb couniy ls building a new court house
l\,4r Nathon [slc] Davis, and old citizen of Coweta county, is dead.
New Advertisements
For Sale. A cow and calf for sale ApplytoW H Baker.
Meal for sale at l\,4r. Worthy's store. B F. Wilder.
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Three new stores opened in town this week lvlr. George Stafford first class
confectionary, lvlr. Mills fancy bar room and Mr. Owen Smith, family grocenes.
We are pa,ned to announce the death of Mr Charley Perdae [sic], from that terrible
disease meningitis [slc]. He died yesterday morning after a short illness at the
residence of his father in this place He was a young man, we learn, of fine
morals and much promise. His remains will be buned ihrs morning at '11 o'clock
A M. at the Camp Ground, four miles from here on the Bowdon Road
Letter from Bowdon Editor Times - in a notice which appeared in a recent lssue of
your paper. announcing that the .emains of Col. IIcDaniel wlll be reinterred at
Bowdon on July 1oth, next, and inviting the surviving members ofthe 41st
Regiment to participate in the exercises of that occasion, no mention was made
of the survivors of his company which he led from Bowdon.
You wi I please publish this letter to inform the members of that company, that il
was an oversight, and that they are especially invited to be present and
pa.ticipate in the exercises of that occasion.
The escort from Newnan will be in command of Lieutenant D. Swint of the
Newnan Guards The councilwill also be represented on the occasion You will
much oblige. Yours Truly. F. H. M Henderson
Hymenial.
the 1gth inst , at residence of the bride s father by lhe Rev. J.
C. Burnam, Mr Henry Paugh to lvliss Josephine Fielder, all of this County.
l\.4arried on
Obituary. Departed this life at the residence of her husband Judge Z. Bonner of
Carroll County Georgia, on the morning ofApril 7th, 1872, l\rlrs. Lucy B Bonner in
the sixty sixth year of her age, after a protracted and painful illness of five months
The sublect of this notice was born in Elbert county. Geo. June 1st '1806,
removed from there to Clarke county Geo., when two years of age, was marled
to Zadoc Bonner a resident of the same county. Dec 28th, 1825.
Mr. and Mrs. Bonner moved to Carroll County in 1829, and have been well known
by an extensive circle of friends and acquaintances.
deceased but it wouid be
pen
impossible with my feeble
in a short sketch to give to the wodd a faint idea of
her worth while living, or her ioss by death; but I know that her memory will be
fondly cherished in the hearts of all who knew her
It was my privrlege to be intimately acquarnted with the
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ln early life, at the age of thirleen, the deceased made a profession of the religion
of Jesus, united herself with the Nlethodist Episcopal Church at Bold Springs,
Clarke county, and from then till the time of her death, fifty two years and some
months. adorned that profession by an humble, consistent Christian deportment.
(additiona! eulogy). (signed) A Friend.
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Doings in Georgia,
Captain Lee, grandson of Richard Henry Lee of Revolutionary fame, proposes to lecture
in lrarietta on the 4th of June on the battle of Hampton Roads.
Mrs Sarah E. Freyer of Marietta died of consumption on the 29th ultimo.
Mr. Rucker engaged on the work of the Nodh & South R.R., the Rome Bulletin of the
30th ultimo says, has been missing severaldays and is supposed to have been
murdered.
lvr. Jack Lane has caught a trout out of a lake near Franklin weighing I % pounds.
Elisha Hyatt, an old citizen of Heard County, is dead.
And now that the Senoia Editor says that since he has eaten the hind leg of that deer,
that he "can run faster, jump higher and work faster than you or any other venison."
Hurt but not seriously, lvlr. Frank Knight, wife and two children, citizens of Carroll county,
were returning home from lhis city l\ronday evening. and when they arrived opposite
Arnold Colbert's cake shop some negroes walked out, when the mule became
frightened and began running down the hill speedily, upsetting the buggy and
severely hurting Mrs. Knight, and sllghtly bruising the knee of Mr. Knight. One wheel
of the buggy was broken. The mule stopped after becoming disengaged from the
huggy
Newnan Herald
-
New Advertisements
Frank N. Coulon, Practical watchmaker and jeweler, carrollton, Ga
Beef Market - J. R. Harbin (ad placed 7 June 1872)
Juhan & Mandeville, Druggists, Carrollton Ga. {ad placed 7 June 1872)
State of Georgia, Carroll County. Superior Court April term 1872. America l\r. NL McLain
vs. lsaiah M Mclain, libel for divorce lt appearing to the Court by the return of the
Sheriff that the defendant does not reside in this county and it further appearing that
he does not reside in this State, it is on motion of counsel ordered that said defendant
appear and answer at the next term of this Court, else the case be considered in
default. W. F. Wright, JSCTC , N. Shelnut, Attorney for Libelant. (ad placed June 7).
Dr. Wm. Johnson, Druggist, Carrollton advertising Dr Goodman's Vegetable Liver pills
and Dr. Goodman's Champion of Pain. (ad placed 7 June 1872)
For sale - a cow and calf. Apply to W H Baker.
Page 3
Hook and Ladder Company. Notice regarding organization of Company for fire protection
. . . lvlr. Kramer, President, Oscar Reese, secretary.
Carrollton Literary Society meeting; names mentioned: Owen Smith, O. L. Reese J. J.
Juhan, T. Conner, O. Smith.
Letter to the Editor from W. W lvlerrell.
The Union Singing School, to meet at New Hope Church on the 2d inst , followed by a
detailed account of the meeting
Bowdon College followed by details on this institution.
Horrible. As an extra train passed up the S.G & N.A. R.R. Tuesday night, the Engrneer
discovered something on the track a few hundred yards above Turin but was unable
to stop the engine before reaching the object and some of the wheels of his
locomotive passing over it. Upon examination the body of Mr. Frank Jones of
Sharpsburg was found in a very mangled condition His thighs were both crushed his
shoulder dislocated and other terrible wounds upon his head and other portions of the
body We learn that the wounds of his body bled but liltle when found, and that it was
cold or nearly so.
It is supposed by some that he was killed by unknown parties, and his body placed
upon the track by his murderers The deceased was a son of Miles Jones, Esqr and
highly respected where he was known. He had no enemies so far as we know
Senoia Journal.
-
Hymenial. Married at the residence of the bride's father on the 30th ult., by J [L
Hamrick, N.P., [,,1r. J W Tidwell and lvliss Susan E. Hyde, all of this county.
At the residence ofthe bride's mother, by Rev J. C. Burnam Mr. W T. Summerlin and
Miss Emma Mann, all of this county.
Page 4
For Old Soldiers. Congress has provrded, by recent enactment, pensions to soldiers of
the War of 1812-15, and to their widows, where the marrlage took place prior to
1825. By other acts of Congress all soldiers who served in any of the wars in which
the United States were engaged, prior to 1855, are entitled to bounty land. The word
"loyal" has been stricken out of the acts.
Ftiday June 14,1872
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Page 3
Pocket Book Found. We are requested by Mr C. W Griffin living two miles from town on
the Jacksonville Road, to state that he found a pocket book on iast Wednesday
evening opposite his house, containing a smallsum of money.
The great debate between the Carrollton Literary Society and Berrien Debating Club,
which comes off tonight at the Nlasonic lnstitute, is all the talk upon the streets. The
champions of the C. L. S. are: Messrs. Owen Smith, J J.Juhan T.R.Conner,Jas.
Brown and L. P llandeville and ofthe B D. C., F T. Stephenson, S. J. Brown, J. J
Thomasson F. Meadows and G. Garrson
Tribute of Respect. C. A. Perdue, who departed this life the 30th of May last in the
nrneteenth year of his age, inflicted with that fatal disease meningitis Though young,
Charlie had endeared himself to ali by his cheerful discharge of every duty .
Therefore, we the.joint committee, representing the Lodge of Good Templars the
l\,4ethodist Sunday School, Prof A C Reese's School and the Union Sunday School,
appointed to prepare an appropriate tribute to his memory, as he was a member of
each organization.
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1853 Carroll County Tax Digest
Abstracted by Carol Ferling
Continued from the Winter 2010 quaderly
Acreage was divided into four categories: First quality, second quality, third quality, and
pine land. We have combined allthese into one column called "Total acres."
Under the Lot Number column the court recorder sometimes used a character which
could be interpreted as a "ditto mark" or the numeral "1 1." Since it was very uncleat, I
have indicated thrs entry w[h a trlde r-).
gth District, 1065 Georgia Militia
Total
Polls Military Afies
G. Alexander
Slmeon Bla r
C.
G
J
lvl. Bridges
Butram
Adams
John Adamson
1
'1
1
1
Robert
1
John Arthur
1
1
Mies Brown
1
1
Nicholas l\,,lcBurnett 1
Robert Brown
Number
(Lot)
Dist.
101
101
2A2
4A4
98
119
338
143,144
I
9
7
9
2A2
250
u1
113 114
9
I
Bowling
J C Burt
James McBurnett
506
147
82
52
28
22 23
James Burrow
50
202
100
611
506
80
I
20
I
5I
'10
I
Nancy Burrow
242
1
Bowling
A Y Blacknan
1
1
1
Phillip B!rrrow
Cra$4ord
Wm Copeland
G W Cavender
1
1
SG
1
Wm
l\,4cRae
I
Carro
I
Carro
I
Carroll
2
4
Carroll
1
Agent for Nancy Stanford
C
Carro
I
I
[,4.
Carroll
Paulding
70
Bishop
of
I
113,12 14,9,8 Carroll
202
I\roses
Carro
No.
Slaves
101
Nancy McBurnett
David
County
50
405
53
10
117
82, 136
10
10 I
Carrol
W lkinson
Carrol
Carroll
Carroll
10
Carroll
Carroll
2
Carroll
Carroll
1
100
12
Carro
I
2
20
Name
Polls
John Crawford
1
G A Copeland
1
T.
W
J
D. l\,,lcDaniel
Copeland
Numbe.
152
177
10
1
1
J. D. I!,lcDaniel
J
Total
!1,lilitary
G. Davenport
1
W. H. DanrelJr.
1
Simeon Ezel
1
[,4atthew Eze I (Ala)
405
Carroll
80,320
'1054
405
205, 206
Cass,
10
490
Thomas Eason
1
Rufus Fields
1
Francrs Fu ton
1
245
Henry
4
Carroll
lrwin
100
Carroll
101
U. S. Fletcher
Elizabeih Flelcher
G lbert Gay
A,
M
15
202
152
10
Carro
I
Gay
T H Grifies
J. T B Henderson
Calvln Heptinstall
Nancy Hammock
H
HepUnstall
Stephen B. Hayes
101
12
Heard
WB
280
9
Carroll
B
Hept nstal
JH
HiII
James
H
J
237
90
664
I
647
178 241
9, 10
79
4A
Carroll
Carroll
Handam
S W. Harper
G
50
I
I
250
Hayes
B. Hammock
C. Hays
101
Carroll
Carroll
9
Carroll
R. B. Hamrnock
242
249
2
Paulding
Thomas Johnson
250
246,247
10
Carroll
506
121, 119 114
I
Carroll
J. B. Johnson
5
2
21
Total
Polls Military Acres
Johnson
Hiram Johnson
S W Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Green W Johnson
Riehaf#€li6
J Johnson
A. H. Johnson
John S. Johnson
J H Johnson
Benjamin Kng
J. G. King
Thompson Lewallen
W. Lewallen
John Lewalen
#?iner
L W. [,4elson
lsrael Moon
Stephen Morgan
James W IVIcLane
M S N,liller
J. C Morris
J.G Morrs
F. W Plott
John Powel
J. lV PLott,
Saml
OS
H
1
1
Number
(Lo0
Dist,
Countv
202
132
102
76
I
I
+0e
225
1€
100
607
78
35
9
I
'101
26
I
Carroll
150
1
I
Carroll
100
5
82
I
Carroll
100
100
140
2O2
57
117
53 54
61
I
9
9
I
150
242
10
54
244
9
10
10
63
211 239
239
I
I
10
10
No. oa
Slav6
Canol
Carroll
1
1
1
+
earr€]1
1
'1
1
Carroll
Carroll
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
+
1
2+2
Carroll
I
1
1
1
1
Carroll
Carroll
Carroil
2
Carroll
1
1
1
Carroll
Carroll
Plott agent for
Prater
C H Powel
David Patten
Johan Pitts
P C Posey
Andrew
1
1
1
1
1
101
101
405
202
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
1
Name
Polls
Military
(Administralor for the
estaie of Danlel Posey)
L,riah Posey
150
277
'10
Carrol
Wiiliam Roberts
405
84 77
10
Carrol
John Rob nson
300
112,98
10,9
Carroll
H.A Ragan agent for
A. S. Grainger
242
18
I
Carroll
Sprewel
202
20
10
Carroll
G. Skinner
150
113,114
I
I
Carro
I
Carro
I
I
GW
Rob nson
WM
Robrnson
AG
W
James Slamps
60
Agent for Mary Bomer
100
94
9
Carro
242
76
I
Carroll
James P. Stephenson
202
21
10
Carrol
A. F. Stephenson
100
NathanielShelnut
'1
13
159
D W Sims
123
198
I
I
GabrielD. Smilh
194
59
9
Carrol
202
121
Carroll
50
100
202
112
I
I
I
202
96
Carro
I
90
1 '19
Carro
I
ftrark Sm th
Sarah Srnith
Andrew Stillwell
ML
Carroll
Carroll
Carroll
Snow
G W. Snow
Adrian Stamps
WM
Smith
Carroll
Carroll
E Z Stamps
R. Smlth
Aron Smlth
AI
[?]Thompson
Alexander Thompson
JS
Turner
J.
Turner
I\,4.
Name
Turner
J. L M. Turner
rHH+o'1tasoF
John Warren
WTwarren
D G Wright
T J Upchurch
J. P. Ward
A. J. Wagnan
John C Wnght
W
Wagnon
Asa Wright
T P Wagnon
G. W. Wagnon
Wm J
Total
Polls Military Acres
Number
{Lot)
Oisl.
202
110
10
Carroll
2A2
118
I
Carrol
60
61
27
59, 60
I
I
I
I
36
18 75
81 84
85
714
I
10
I
5
19 7
Counw
1
1
+
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
624
1
1
150
64
231,
Carroll
Carroll
Carro
I
1
1
Jaeg#affrs
Walls
E. G Wamble
Elis
1
1
Ta be continued in the Summer 2011
100
863
Carroll
Carrol
Carroll
Carroll
Paulding
quaftely
Carroll County Pauper Book
Abstracted by Betty Jo Parsons
Continued fram the Winter 2A10 quafte y
Page 533, December 10, 1913, 1436 District
lvlrs. Huldy HICKS, very feeble and not able to work; no means of support. H. L
Jones Jno. B CraMord O P. Johnson, C. F. Crawford, J J. Crawford, N
Thorvlpson, J W Taylor S A. McMichael, J W. Johnson, R. W Hammond, Dave
Robinson, l. Thompson, E. L. Entrekin. L. L. Samples, J. B. CraMord, J. A
Gammon, F M. Thomas R. W. Carroll, J. T. Arthur Allowed $5 per quarter.
No. of
Slaves
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Page 534, January 16, 1914
Mrs W. L. GOOLSBY, has no way of support except by her own hands and she is
not able to do manual labor. She has been up to this time able to work, but being old
and not having recovered from a hurt inflicted some years ago has now disabled her
to work J C. Griffies, [/l.D. H J. Roberts, W. W. Smith, W M Craven, J. A. Hearn,
E L. Pea.ce, W F Copeland, S. W. Alexander, W. P Hearn, J. S. Prickett, Jake M.
Walker. Allowed $5 per quarter
A side note reads: Died [/ay 23, 1914
Page 534, January 22, 1914
Adam POWELL, col., resides in 1 122nd District, about 70 years old, and has recently
been paralyzed and is unable to work and support himself and family. H. R.
lvlarchman, M.D., M. D Henslee, W. M Tally, W. B. Candler N R Henderson, B. J.
Teal, W. H. Malone W J. Hall, W. H. Hamrick, W B. Candler Jr., W. D. Neeb. G W
Boyd, Z. R Boyd, T l. Couch. Allowed $5 per quarter.
Page 535, January 30, 1914
Osborn TIDWELL, col., died near here yesterday; has lived in county for fifty years,
and he has been in bad health for the past year; had exhausted all means and had
no one legally bound to pay his burialexpenses. Albert Smith, Jas. W. Smilh, J E
Conner, J L. Hamilton. Order granted for $5 for coffin.
Page 535, March 21, 19'14
Mrs. Lucy HOLLAWAY, resides at l\randeville ftrills, is 58 years of age and has a
cancer and unable to make a iivingi she has no property S C. Nlaxwell C Dial, S. C.
Kytle R. D Gray, J F. l\rorris, H. T. Baker, J. O. Newell, W D. Pike, T. A. Carter, W
T. Loworn, W. J. Wiggins, Dr. H. L. Barker, E. E. Bazemore, J. M. Johnson, J. W.
Grifiin. W. W. Garrett. Allowed $5 per quarter
Page 536, March 26, 1914, 1163 District
Ezra WILLIAiIS an invalid and unable to do manual labor, and has three small
children to support; has no property. His wife died about two years ago and his
children are too smallto do bul little work, the oldest being only about eight years of
age F. W Nrchoison, L lvl. Rooks, J C. Stallings, R. Brown, J. A Jackson, W. F.
Rooks, W. L. Holder, L A. Ha.p, T T. Nolen, C O Chappell. R Holder, L. H.
Jackson W H Chappell, Jno. R. Spence, R. S. Spearman, T. B. Favers. Allowed $5
per quarter.
Page 536, Apil lerm 1914
The Grand Jury in session at the AprilTerm '1914 recommended that the following
persons be placed on the pauper roll and be allowed $5 per quarter, each
NIiss Eliza Evans Villa Rica
LIrs. M. A. Bently at Rev. Jno. Crider
Mrc. Mann
Charlie Waldin
John R Boyd
Page 537, June 17, 1915
Mrs Annie BROWN, having been discharged from the State Sanitarium at
Milledgeville, Georgia, and is now a pauper under the law She is now allowed $6.25
25
per quarter with
agent.
WT
Tyson taking charge of her for the present and acting as her
Page 537, August 7. 1916
[Irs. S E JONES. now 85 years old and d.awing 95 per quarter the amount is
insufficient to support and care for her. The daughter with whom she lives has
pellagra and is physicaily and mentally unable to look after the said l\.4rs. S E. Jones
and is unable to employ anyone else to do so. R. E Foster M.D., B. M Jackson, J.
F. Folds. H. A. Driver, A. D Swygert, Mrs. O A Blandenberg, O. A. Blandenberg, W.
H. Crawford, B. Gibson, J. W l\.4use, B H. Cox. W. L. Kilgore Ordered that she be
placed at the county Pauper Farm
Page 53A, May 22 1914
Jack BLALOCK col., 79 years of age decrepit and unable to work and earn a living:
good character, honorable, and upright. J W Stone, J. J. Yeager, J W. Story J. c.
Cheney, Chas. Williamson, W. J Fielder, S B. Pace, J. D. Storey W A.
Shackelford, T J H. Robertson, J. W. Griff n, Thos. Williamson, C. T. Huey, B. F.
Brown, J. C. Shackelford, G F Cheney, J T Tanner. Allowed $5 per quarter.
Page 538, June 20. 1914
J. W G. KING and wife, very old and feeble and one entirely destiiute (except cow);
that Mr. King is slck and unable to work at all and his wfe is unable to wait on hlm;
that they have no rncome and no relatives whose duty t is to support them and are
now being looked after by the charitably disposed of the community. Petitioners
asked that they either be placed on the pauper roll or commit them to the Pauper
Farm as l\,4r. and Mrs. K ng may select R A. Hayes, J T Eady. G. B Thompson, E.
W. Thompson, John N. Sewell, E. D. Noles, T. S Wallis, A. A. Parker E. A. Keaton,
Jesse Embry, S W. Roberts. L. C lrandeville, J. J Mccuire, J W. Mccuire, J. T.
Smith. W Ben Richards W. W. Vaughn. Allowed $5 per quarter for J W. G. King.
Page 539, June 19, 1914
Mrs.J C HANSON. Mr.andMrs J.C Hanson, resldents of said county, are 73and
75 years of age, have no property or income from which to derive a support. Mrs.
Hanson is a paralytic and in a helpless condition. Mr. Hanson is unable to do but little
work and give his wife the attention she needs A. N,4. Duncan, H. A. Johnson, N. A.
Williams J. T. Holman, J. l\r. Neill, H. T Williamson, W F. Taylor, A. G. Johnson, W.
O. Robinson, J. H. Fleming, J. W. Robinson C. A Neill, W. C. [Iorgan, J. M.
lvlaxwe,l, W. H. Johnson. Allowed $6.25 per quarter.
Page 540, August 4, 19'14
D. H. CARTER and wife, destitute circumstances, unable to do any work now, and
they are dependent entrrely on their neighbors for the meager living they get. W. E.
Smith, B E Jordan, W. T. Harris, M T Peak. T. M Hamrick, W. S. Harris, C. Hyde,
W. l. Hendon, H W Dyer, J A Upshaw, C F. Richards Allowed 95 per quarter
each, the same to be paid lo W. B. Richards as agent
Page 540, July 30, 1S14
Miss Sallie CHANDLER has been for some time on the pauper roll drawing 95 per
quarteri she is old and feeble and unable to care for herself, her brother J. P.
Chandler wth whom she lives and his wife are also old and too feeble to care for her:
she has no property Petitioners asking that she be placed at the Pauper Farm. W.
A. Nixon, D. H Horton, A L Lewa en, Garry Grice. W W. Beavers, O. E. Lee, H H.
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Word, W. A. Bonner, R C. l\,4errell J B King, J. M. Bagwell R A. Hayes, G. W.
Burson Sr. J H Burson Ordered thai Miss Sallie Chandler be placed at the county
Pauper Farrn.
Page 541, August 1. 1914
E A. JOHNSON'S child The child of E A. Johnson died and father is unable to bury
the child. he having had a great deal of srckness rn his family recently. l\rr. Johnson's
father is in a ser ous condition now and has been fo. some time and this sickness in
the family has prevented Mr. Johnson from doing any work for four or five months.
Petitioners asking for assistance for the burial of this child. J. L. Webb, E. L Garrett,
W A Garrett, E T. Steed. O. E. Harper. J. W Stone Approved $5 in payment on
coffin for child.
Page 541, August 6, 1914
N/ark JOHNSON. Petitioners asking for sufficient fund to bury the baby of Mark
Johnson. who died on August 5 '1914. He has no peopie who are able to bury him
and as he hrmself was a pauper it will be necessary for the county to bury him. P S
Smith, W. A. Cadle, L. M Harmon. Ordered that a draft for $5 be issued to J. N.
Johnson as payment on pauper coffin for l\,4ark Johnson.
Page 542, September 23, 1914
Jordan STEGALL, col., about 70 years old; he is unable to work and has no means of
suppo(. J T Wilson, G. T. Loworn, J. L Norman, J E. Griffin, J. B. Bledsoe, A. D
Hulsey, J. T. Boatright, W. O Perry, A. K. Snead Allowed $5 per quarter
Page 542, October 10, 1914
Aaron CLARK, col. The undersigned ask that Aaron Clark be placed on the pauper
list. R. L. Key, J. H Jones, R. D. Jones, S. L. Hollaway A. L. Jones, l\r. E. Pates, E
L Phillips, J. M Phillips, J. O. Duncan, W C. Duncan. C. M. Doster. Allowed 95 per
quarter
Page 543, November 18, 19'14
Irary Lou TIDWELL destitute circumstances; has been citizen of county six months
without any means of support and has no relatives who are able to take care of her.
W. B. Bagwell. G V. Nixon, J. F. Akin, J H. Stephens, J. J. Chandler W L. Boyd, H.
A. Nicholson, E. L Kierbow, A. F. Johnson W. l. Day, W. H. Anderson, J. N. Akin,
W M. Helms. Ordered that she be placed at the County Farm
Page 543, December 11. 1914
[,4iss N E HEWITT. We citizens of Villa Rlca have known Miss Hewitt for several
years; destitute and unable to support herself. W. B. Candler, C. H. Harper, W. T.
Austin, C. W Wynn, J S Hamilton, W. C. Pope, J. G. W Lassetter, J. M. Bryce T.
G Powell, J. C. Hlcks, J. NL Wynn, C L lrcwhorter, J. H. Kilgore, F. L. Wynn
Allowed $5 per quader.
Page 544 December 14 1914
Ziddia WRIGHT coi. Citizens of Villa Rica know Zlddia Wright is not able to make a
living for herself W. H. Hamrick, W. H. Giles, B. L. Embry, M D., C l\r. criffin, C. L.
Mcwhorter, W. B. Candler C. B Boyd, H R. lvlarchman, M D., W. T. Austin T. J.
Jones, W P Hesterlee G W Hudgins Allowed $5 per quarter
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Page 544, January
Mrs. Sarah RICKS destitute circumstances and not able to make her living. Her
children are very poor and not able to care for her. J G Cheney, N W. Cheney, J. L.
Allen, W. W Jacobs, J W Mcclure, lvl. F. Mccolister D. C. Williams, O. P. Henry,
G. M. Mccalmon, W B Wester W. L T. Threadgill, J. M. l\.4use, W. A. Almon, R. W.
West, J. D. Wester, W O. Wesler lu E V Spence, W T. Levans. Allowed $4 per
quarter.
Page 545, January g, 1915
Mrs. Cora WEBB, a widow with six chlldren. none of whom are able to work for a
support. Mrs. Webb and children are in ind gent circumstances. She is trustworthy
and reliable. J. H Barron, J. C Lofton, B. F Taylor, B H Smith, J. K. Redwine, J. P.
Dillard L. R. Scogglns, J W Hamrick R L Driver (his mark), O. H. Hay, H. F
Wynn, J. A Nix J. L. Thompson, L. C N,4andeville H. A. Lovvorn, H. T. Baker, W. D.
P ke W O. Pike, J A Boynton, W. J. Aldridge. S. S Lovvorn, L. C. Spence, W. B.
Lambe,1, C.
Boynton J. T. Vaughn. Allowed $6.25 per quarter
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1915
Paqe 545-46. January
Mrs. Allie CANTRELL We are acquainted wth the financial condition of Mrs. Allie
Cantrell recently left a widow of the death of her husband Warran Cantrell. She has
four dependent children - all girls - the oldest being only eight years old and the
youngest s only three months old She has nothing on which to live J. A. Sudduth,
J. T. Harper, J. H. Pope, B. A. W lliams, W. B. Candler Sr , W. H. Nlalone, P. K
lralone, lV1. B. Candler Jr., A. Ayers, J R. Helton. G. W Thompson, J H. Brock, T. S.
Helton, B. C. Jones T. L Nalley, J. F. Nalley, T A. Harper J. G. Tyson, B J. Ieal, J.
D. Nall, E. J. Cheeves, R O Taylor, B. J Ford D. H Harper, W H. Giles, N. E.
Sheats, W H. Hamrick [.4. D. Hens]ee. A l\r. Leathers W. T Garner, B. F. Nolen, F.
P Powell, Byrd Kelley, W. F. Helton. W Smith. W E. Smith Jr., J. N Howell, C. A.
Green Allowed $6.25 per quarter
Page 546, November 3 1914
Robert BERRY. col. deceased; whereas Robert Berry has this day departed th s life,
leaving nothing to purchase a coffln for his burial; his wife lda Berry is unable to
procure a coffin for his remains Petit oners requesting a coffin atthe expense ofthe
county be furnished. John R Spence, W A Johnson, G W Brown, J. W
Hollingsworth, W. L Nlx, J N. Nix, D E Burns, R J. Chappell. Approved $5 to be
issued to S C. Kytie in paymenl on coffrn for Robert Berry.
Page 547, January 16, 1915
W. J. GILES and wife Amanda GILES. Both are worthy citizens and not able to do
anything, and with a little aid from the county they can be cared for by Mr. W. T.
Hudglns, ther son-in-law but he is not able to take care of them without some help.
H W. Dyer, W. J Smlth A. lr. Jordan, J. W Dyer, C. E Jordan, T. H Smith, C. L
Bexley, H. Garst, M.D, L. E lrarks T A Jordan, D l/. Boatnght, W. M. Smith U.
W. Jordan, G. R Hembree, J T. Eady, J. W Broom. Allowed $7.50 per quarter.
Page 547, February 16,'1915 649 Diskict
NIary HARPER, old and unable to make a suppod; needy circumstances. J. R.
l\,4athews, A B. Bagwell, T J Bush. J T. Fuller, A. H. Fuller, T. W. Woodall, J. M.
Mann, W J Hall Allowed $4 per quarter.
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Page 548, April 9, '1915
Cresie HILL, col., 73 years old, blind and totaly helplessi has no property or income.
C. R. lrullins, J. T Boatright, G. B Neill, G W. Fleming, N.4. T. Neill, J. B. Brown, C.
A. Neill, L. P. Rowe. Allowed $4 per quarter.
Page 548, April 10, 1915
Mrs O W. S[/|TH, died onthe2nd dayof April 1915, that her husband, O. W Smith,
is entirely destitute and is unable to bury his said wife; no relatives who are legally
boundforsuch expense J R.Morgan,J.M D Stallings, J. W Robinson,A D
Swygeri, J. B. Williams, J. A Allen, W. F P. Brown, J W. Walker, H C Norns.
Approved $5 for coffin.
Page 549
Grand Jury at Aprll Term1915. Recommended the following namesbe placed on
paupeis list, that they be allowed $5 per quarter, each.
lrrs Nancy RIDDLE warrant issued April 21
Mrs Sarah Jane REESE, warrant issued April 30
Jorden PAGE, col , warrant issued April 23
John NELSON, col., waffant issued April 20
Page 549, April26, 1915
Henry ORR. We citizens of Bowdon, Georgia, know Henry Orr as honest, trusty,
hard-working, and who has from old age and affliction become unable to work and no
one to care for him. G. W. Cole, J. O. Smith, J. F. Hudson, S. W. Maxlvell, Kelly G.
Johnson L. F. Hudson, L F. Sewell, Joyce Hudson, R. O. Phillips, J. R. Vance, L. B.
Billingsly, J. L Kaylor. Ordered that he be placed at the Pauper Farm and cared for.
Page 549, May 17, '1915
John HARDY, an aged man unable to do any work; without any means of support
and without any relatives to care lor him. John R. Spence, J. N. Nix L. H Jackson, J.
A. Duncan, T. B Faver, J A. Jackson, J. E. Williams, J. W Hollingsworth, G. M
Holder, D. E. Burns. Ordered that he be placed at the Pauper Farm and cared for
Page 550, June '11, 1915
l\rrs. Annie DAVIS of 682 District, destitute of everything; confined to her bed frorn
sickness and unable to wait on herself. She has two small children; all are alone. R.
G Strickland, H T. Strickland, R W Richards. lvl D. Watkins, J Nr. White, J. [I
Stevens, H R.Watkins,W.T Jones.T.W Camp C B lvlcLendon, J M Trapp, F.
O. Watkins. Allowed $6 25 per quader
Page 550. June 15, 1915
Mrs. Mary CRISWELL, 64 years of aget unab e to support herself by manual labor;
has no property or income; has been a resident of said county for many years, if not
all of her life. Z. W. Muse, D H Hamrick, H. H. Sewell, Wm. J. Garrison, W. F.
Mccollister, W. E Mote, E. L Connell P. [,4. Hodge, D. R. Brock, J. G. Henry, W. L.
Kinney, W A. Entrekin, J W. Ga.rison, D C. Williams, W O. McElroy, H. M. Parrlsh,
J W. R. Rowland, W C Brock, J. W Wren, E. H. McPherson, T. M. Spruell, W. B.
Wester, T. B. Williams, A. R. lruse, J. lvl. Baxter, J. Y. Parrish, M. E. V. Spence, W
L. Threadgill. G. A. Spruell, C. L Baskin, R W. West, W. C Wren, J. W Chance, T.
L. Shell. J. B Spence. Allowed $5 per quarter.
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Ancestor Chart
Submitted by Gregory Wiliiam Allen, 108 Rolling Ridge Drive, Warner Robins
31088-7938
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Gregory William Allen, b 08 Nov 1964, West Patm Beach, FL; m Laura Dawn
Grimes 27 May 2006, Warner Robins, GA
William Lamar Allen, b 23 Dec 1936 West Palm Beach, FL; m28Dec1957
lvlargaret Sparks Dobson, b 11 Feb 1935, Morganton, Burke Co. NC
William Lamar Allen, b 19 Sep '1912, Atlanta, Futton Co. cA; rn 16 Jut .1935. West
Palm Beach, FL; d 28 May 1966
l\ramie Edna Winter b 29 Jan 1914. West Patm Beach, FL, d .18 May 1998
Cecil Burgin Dobson, b 26 Aug '1898, Burke Co. NC; m 06 Sep 1 923, Burke Co.
NCi d 18 Mar 1982
Mary Virginia Sparks, b 30 l\.4ar 1899 Burke Co. NC, d 27 May 1997
Thomas Roberds Allen, b 24 Apr 1880, Vitta Rica, Carro Co. cA; m 1 9 Apr 1906,
Carroll Co. GA, d 30 Apr 1956
Maggie Ouida Ragsdale, b 08 Sep 1888, Atlanta, GA; d 21 Aug 1977
Edward Lee Wnter b 10 Aug 1874, Charleston, SC; m 12 Apr 1912 FL; d 21 Dec
1927
MaryAnnTindall, b 15 Jan 1886, ThomasCo. cA: d 16Nov.1974
William F. Dobson, b 21 Feb 1876, Burke co NC; m 06 Nov 1897. Burke Co. NC:
d 16 Mar 1957
Sephronia C Branch b 21 May '1878 Burke Co. NC; d 16 Aug 1919
John Lee Sparks, b 01 Jun 1872, Caldwell Co NC; m 16 Dec 1893, Burke Co.
NC: d 22 Feb 1931
Co.a Pruella Rector, b 16 Nov 1870, Burke Co. NC, d 23 Apr,t9S8
Ephraim [I Allen, b 03 Mar 1847 Carro Co. cA; m 27 Jan 1876, Carrolt Co. cAi
d 06 Dec 1929; buned Concord Methodist Church Cernetery, Carroll Co. GA
Sarah Elizabeth Boyd, b 28 Aug 1853 Randolph Co. AL, d 29 Jan 1934; buried
Concord Nlethodist Church Cemetery, Carroll Co GA
Charles Danie Tuller. b 27 Mat 1861 Hartford CT m 1t Apr .1888, Aflanta, GA;
d 11 Nov 1911
l\.4ary Breath lvletcalfe, b 17 Oct 1868 Danvitte, Boyle Co. Ky; d 20 Dec ,1944
David Mccants Winter, b 19 Nov 1831. Charleston, SCi m 04 Feb 1857, SCt d 27
[/ay 1878
Maty Fultz Ha.vey. b 14 Nov 1838. Charleston, SC: d 22 Apt 1877
GeorgeW Trndall, b11 Mar1850,ColumbiaCo. FL,m 1872; d14May 1gZ4
Mary Victoria Pilcher b 06 t\,4ar 185'1. Lee Co. cA; d 05 [/ar 1933
William [r. Dobson, 31 Mat 1844. McDowell Co NCi m 1867; d 09 Jan 1926
Nancy Elizabeth Hall, b 27 Apr'1845, lvlcDowell Co. NC, d 07 Oct 1922, Moscow,
Latah Co lD
Merritt Burgln Branch, b 14Aug'1855 Lnville BurkeCo NCi m05Feb1B73,
Burke Co NC: d 16 Aug 1919
Satah Elizabeth Wise b 08 Sep 1 840, Linville. Burke Co. NC; d12Sep,l921
William [rl Sparks. b 27 [Iar 1839 Catdwell Co NC; m 27 May 1866. Caldwell
Co NCi d 16 May 1924
NancyVirginra [,4ccall. b 10Jan 1837, Caldwell Co NC; d.11Feb1915
JohnAndrew Rector. b 15Apr'1840. BurkeCo NCi m05 lvlar 1862, BurkeCo
NC: d 1'1 Jan 1923
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31. l\,4ary Frances Hoffman b 31 Jan 1842 Burke Co NC; d 10 Aug 1897
32 Larkin Alexander Allen. b'12 Dec 1817 NC; d 11 Nov 1864, GA
33. MaryAnn lvl. Arney b 18Feb 1823NC; d05Aug 1895 GA
34 WiLLiam James Boyd, b Apr 1832, GAr d 05 Sep 1908 GA
35. Nancy B. Willingham b 09 Jan 1831 GAi d 14 Apr 1905, GA
36. William Henry Tuller, b 13 Jul 1831 NY, d 26 Nov 1880, GA
37 Frances A Hayden b 03 Aug 1835 CTI d 21 Jun 1920 GA
38 Camilus Wirt l\,4etcalfe b 08 May 1834 VA d 06 Nov 1912 KY
Sep'1919. KY
39 E lzabeth Breath Welsh, b'10 Dec 1835 lL; d'11'1837,
SC
4A Robert Patrick Winter, b Nov 1805, SC d ftrlar
41 Martha Jane Packer. b 24 Oct 1810, SC; d 09 Ju 1851 SC
42 Harlock Huxford Harvey, b 30 Dec 1806, SC d 05 Jun 1883, SC
43 Elizabeth Sarah Fultz, b 1810 SC d 24 Sep 1844, SC
44. Alexander D. Tlndal , b 1825, SC d 24 Oct 1899 FL
45. Benita Alligood. b 1821 . GA; d 09 Feb 1896, FL
46 John Llartin Pilcher. b 26 Apr 1815. GA. d 14 Jan 1901, GA
47. Charlotte R Devaney, b 23 Dec 1823, GA: d 20 Jan 1909, GA
48. Alexander C. Dobson. b 5 Mar 1793 NC; d 17 NIar1876. NC
49. Sarah White. b 27 Apt 1807, NC d22Nov 1895, NC
50. Thomas Hall, b 15Jan'18'11, NC; d after 1880
51 Elizabeth Murphy, b 1816, NC; d after 1870
52 Henry Seth Branch, b 1819, NC; d after 1880
53 Harriet Caroline Shook. b Oct 1826, NC, d after 1900
54 William C. Wlse b 1808, NC; d Jun 1892, NC
55 Catherine M Chandler, b 1812, NC; d between 1880 56. James Sparks. b 1802. NC: d 06 Jan 1869
57 Nancy Largent, b '1807 NC d after 1880
VAi d 29 Jul 1845 NC
58. James L Mccall b 23 Dec 1783.
'1804,
19
Aug
NC, d 13 Jun '1877, NC
59. Catherine Kincaid, b
60. Adam Rector b 1799 NCi died circa 1847
61. Barbara Cider, b 10 Mar 1801 NC d 19 Dec 1886 NC
62 Joseph Hoffman b '1806. NC d Apr1860
63 De iLah Slgrnan. b before 1810 NC, d after 1847
64 William G Allen. b 1788, NC, d'1871 NC
65. Mary Wilson b 1744 NC d 1853 NC
66. Henry Arney, b 1800, NC; d 1834 ?
67 Elizabeth l\rost ler 1803, NC, d 1892, GA
68. Alexander Boyd. b 1811 SC d 1870+
69. Sarah Ann Hinton ? b 1814. SCr d 1904, AL
7A John C. Willingham, b 1790 GA d 1860+ AL
71 Sarah A Brown, b 1791, GA d 1880+
72 William Tuller b 1805 CT; d 1890, CT
73. Fanny Camp, b 1807, CT; d 1890 CT
74. Wlilram Hayden. b 1794, CT d 1869 CT
75. Abiqail Gay Denslow, b'1801, CTi d 1886 CT
76. Allen Davis Metcalfe b 1796 NCr d 1877, KY
77 Elizabeth W Branch, b 1803 VA d 1882 KY
78 George Winston Welsh, b 1809. KY; d 1889, KY
79 Mary Adelrne Breath, b 1815, NY d 1890 KY
B0 Hugh Strain Winter, b 1759, d 1807
81 Jean Lindsay. b 1770
82. James Packer. b 1774, SCi d 1824 SC
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83 Elizabeth [.4ccants, b 1783, SCi d 1836. SC
84. John Harvey, b 1778, SC; d 1823 SC
85. Jemima Huxford, b 1784, SCt d 1841, SC
86. William Fultz, b '1780, d 1814
87. Diannah Roberts b 1794; d 1820+
88. blank
89. blank
90. blank
g'1. blank
92. William Lewis Pilcher, b 1776, GAi d 1843
93. Sarah Delaney, b 1794. GA; d 1860, MS
94. Samuel Devaney b 1795. GAi d 1854. GA
95. Mary'Polly" Dalton bGA; d1823+
96. Capt. Joseph Dobson, b'1756, VA d 1836, NC
97 Mary N,4ackey, b 1756, PA d1845, NC
98. blank
99. blank
100.
101.
102
103
104
105
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108
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110.
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114.
115.
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117.
118.
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
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125.
126.
127
128.
129.
130.
131.
Elijah Hall Sr, b 1773. MD; d 1860+ NC
Elizabeth _?_, b 1775, NC d 1857, NC
James Murphy, b 1789, NC d 1833
Nancy Ledbetter b 1785. VA; d 1870, NC
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blank
J Spencer Shook b 1798, NCi d 1880+
Emeline M. Branch b 1805, NC; d 1870+
Benjamin Wise, b 1772, NC d 1855, NC
Sarah M. Cuthbertson, b 1774. PA. d1860+NC
John T. Chandler b 1777. VA; d 1830+
lvlargaret Powers, b 1795, SC d 1860+
Benjam n Sparks, b 1770 NCt d 1850, NC
Elizabeth Hicks, b 1780, NID d 1860+
Elijah Largent. b 1774, NC; d 1854, NC
Elizabeth Bradshaw, b 1777. NC d 1850, NC
Robed Mccall, b 1752, lRt d 1820, NC
Elizabeth Aiken, b 1752 lR; d 1838 NC
James Kincaid Sr., b 1754. PA; d 1836, NC
Jane Reed, b 1767 d 1830, NC
Ephraim J. Rector, b 1769, NC; d 1814 NC
lraftha Baketa, b 1767, VA, d 1857. NC
Jacob Gtidet, b 1760, VA; d 1840. NC
Elizabelh Rippetoe b 1771, VA, d 1859, NC
Joseph Hoffman b 1770, NC d1840+, NC
Barbara Reese, b 1773, NC; d 1840+ NC
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Surnames Researched
BLAKEI\i]ORE, JACKSON. BROWN, MANN RUDD
Robert Blakemore 454 Adamson Road, Bowdon, GA 30108
robert@forteson.com
TREADGILL
Sharon Crockett 188 lvlelody Lane Lynchburg, VA 24504-4200
skc.bus@omail.com
I\,1USE, GRIFFIS,
DARNELL (MD>VA>SC>GA) David>John>William>David>David>John>Joseph>
Chalmas>Edward; PHILLIPS, McKIBBEN, BEAN CREEL WOODS, MANERY, WHITE,
PATTON, ACORN, MCFADDEN, KEI\4PER, DUNCAN, |\,1OTT
James Darnell, 919 Tulip Lane, Naperville, lL 60540-7335
iimsfordot40@vahoo.com
EVANS, AKINS IUUSICK, WARD, CAVENDER ROBERTS, ROBINSON, JOHNSON
and FLEIIING
Jerry and Virginia Evans 225 lnland Circle, Newnan GA 30263
SHELTON, KISER, KIZER
Glendora James, 2105 Duncansby Dnve SW Decatur. AL 35603
adixiebelle@omail.com
Benjamin Smith MERRILL or MERRELL, 1792-1853 buried in Merrell private cemetery
in Carrollton; Henry Farmer IVIERRELL 1820-1870 (lawyer); Clarris DURHAM, wife of
Henry Farmer Merrell; John Williarn l,'tERRlLL, born 1843; Susannan "Georgia" GRlFFlN.
John Luke Whitworth. 18 Charlton Drive Lake Plaod, FL
lusuwhit@comcast Inet
ITATTHEWS, WHITE, HEWiTT MCWHORTER, KINNEY, NOLES, BOYD, RICHARDS,
LAMBERT
Helen W. Matthews, PO Box 305, Villa Rica, GA 30180-0305
James Taylor lMlLES, Alabama and Georgia; SHOEI,AKER, Georgia; SUM[/lERLlN,
Georgiai COWART (Lewis Grandberry, Nathaniel), Georgia and South Carolina; Leroy
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TAYLOR, South Carolina; ASHWORTH, Georgia and South Carolina; John BRADFORD,
North Georgia area.
Fred and Sherryll lriles, 2554 W. Highway 5 Whitesburg, GA 30185-3317
shemiles2001 @yahoo com
AYERS, BENTLEY, KILLGORE, WRAY
Elizabeth A. Page, '11232 County Road 4090, Scurry, TX 75158
eoaqe2009@live.com
ITORGAN, South Carolina>Georgia; STEPHENS/STEPHENSON; WEATHERBY, North
Carolina>Georgia; COLEY, South Carolina>Georgia, TANNER, FULLER.
Yvonne Reed, 1129 Paseo Marguerita, Chula Vista, CA 91910
whuor@aol.com
RODGERS/ROGERS, 1790-1900; SPRINGER, 1790-1900
Howard L. Rodgers,656 [/lelba Street, Jacksonville, FL 32205
shorttime13@comcast. net
FENDLEY, Nadine> Robert Lee> John Washington> AlberuAbsalom Bivins> Richard
1790-1870.
GRIFFIN, Alice> William Marion> Thomas L.> Leroy 17go-aiter '1850.
FOSTER, Amanda Temperance> George Washington> William Sims> Richard 1796-?.
PITTS, Rhoda Jane> William Franklin> Mark> lrark> HenrP Joseph 1700-'1789.
ITINCEY, Talmadge William> George Harrison> William Brownlow> John William>
Aaron> Aaron> Aaron '1738-?.
GOOCH, Dora Olivia> William Henry> Samuel H.> Tilman D.> James> William W. '17291802
CORN, Sarah Lavina> Jesse l\rarion> Jesse> John PeteP lratthew 1715-?
CRANE, Missouri Elizabeth> Badley A > John Balis> William H.> John William> William
1755-?.
Othe.s: IVICBURNETT, HEI\TBREE/EMoRY, EADY, l\,1lTCHELL, CRAWLEY, ARNOLDS,
WARD. PORTWOOD, KNIGHTS, PATE, NUTT, HUDSON, OTWELL, HOLLAND,
SMITH, I,4OBLEY MABRY.
Others: WATERS. COCHRAN, LUTHEN, VINSON, SMITT, WATTS, GRIZZLE,
JUSTICE. KELLEY, HART, TROUTMAN, TAYLOR, STEELE, BROCK, COLLINS,
PERRYIUAN, SUGGS, HIGGINS, HALL
Vickie L. Mincey,90 Sharp Drive Carrollton, GA301'17
vlmincev@aol.com
HOLCOI\,18E
Robert Holcombe Jr., PO Box 804, Columbus, GA 31902
holtwo@charter.net
NICHOLS, JACKSON. EDGE
Anne N. Allen 112Ora Circle, Warner Robins, GA31088
and0456@cox.net
BROOK. UPSHAW
Ted Brooke, 2055 Foster Drive, Cumming, GA 30040
oeorqiacracker3@vahoo com
CHAMBERS, COPELAND, WILSON, PRICE, POWELL, JORDAN, CARR, CHANDLER,
JACKSON
Sanford Chambers, PO Box 158, Woodland, AL 36280-0158
sanford.chambers@vahoo.com
I\,IICHAEL, EAST, ELLETI
Coy E. [richael, 8908 Willow Hills Drive SE, Huntsville, AL 35802-3730
michael63@iuno.com
Ancel BRIDGES (connection to Wiley) and Hulda WESTMORELAND; Wiley Jones
BRIDGES Sr., North Carolina, and Jane "Jinny" STRICKLAND, Nathaniel BRIDGES,
North Carolina, and Ritter (Wrotter) SIMMS; David BOWLING (Judge from Tennessee)
and Caroline PITTS.
Jonnie Logan Rivas, 2164 Warburton Avenue, Santa Ciara, CA 95050
BLANDENBURG, came to Carroll County around 1875 or 1880; JONES, Sally Jones
SHACKLEFORD; SHACKLEFORD came to Carroll County from Gwinette County
around 1840 Celia VELVIN from Clark County. Would like to purchase book about "The
Jones.
Sons of Celia Velvin" by
Betty A. Shackleford, 2441 Nancy Lane NE, Atlanta, GA 30345-1922
bashack@comcast.net
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BROOM, CARSON, NEELY
James A. Johnson, 1812 Crater Circle, Bossier City, L4711124404
Hubert HARGETT of Harris County; Virginia TALLEY of Harris County; Roy KIRK,
Rigdon lrASON, NlX.
Huell T Hargett, 7350 S lritchell Ct., Villa Rlca, GA 30'180
huellharqett@bellsouth net
FREEIVAN, FELTMAN, BUTLER, MALONE, DRIVER, USSERY
Carey l\rarsh, 2148 lnyo Street Los Osos, CA 93402
tsalaqi2@charter.net
IrcCOY, HENDERSON, SMITH, PHIPPS
Darrell and Karen Smith 36 Lynda Circle, Carrollton, GA30'117
darrell smith@bellsouth.net
PHILLIPS, DAUGHERTY
Laura Phillips, '109 Plantation Walk, Carrollton, GA 30117
lphillipsl 3@omail com
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James Saunders, 32
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Bridges
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Henry Seth 30
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John,32
Regina H , 33
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James, 19
Nancy, 19
Phillip, 19
Burson
John T., 31
Sallie,25, 26
Thos.
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R. J.,27
W H,24
Burl
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Jno 8,23
Dia
John 20
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DiIad
Crcel,36
James D , 33
Linda,33
MaryJ.,32
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Copeland,38
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Carson,38
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Dobbs
Crockell
Cook
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Carroll
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Criswell
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SarnuelA.
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J.8,23
Batara 30
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Elihu,32
Denl
Charlolte R., 30
Cochran,3T
Colbert
Conner
AbigailGay, 30
c. F _,23
Dobson
Alexander C , 30
Calherine, 32
Cecil Burgin,29
Joseph,31,32
Sharon, 33,36
l\,4argarel Sparks,29
Ted 33
William F.,23
Wil|am [,'1.,29
AnnS,33
Cuthbertson
Sarah l',1 , 31
W lliam, 32
Connell
[,4organ
Viole11e, 33
Craw.ford
Cobb Co. Gen. Soc, 35
Collins,3T
Jane,8
Coquii
I',{ary, 32
Craven
Palricia C , 33
Co ey. 37
W.8., Jr. 24
W.8., Sr.,27
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William,37
William H.,37
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Sarah,3l
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John Balis,37
John William, 37
Missouri Elizabeth 37
[,lary 28
Linda,33
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Chesnul
Gwyn 33
Cincinnati Public Library,
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Clark
Aaron,26(2)
Cobb
Joseph L , 12
J.,12
Crane
Barlley A , 37
J
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Byam
[4ary
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Cheney
Dr., 15
G F ,25
Betly R , 33
Delaney
B H.,25
12
Chandler & Cobb, 12
Chappell
G W. 5r,26
J, H, 26
Nalhaniel,36
Coweta Co. Gen. Soc,35
Cox
D
Oalton
l\,1ary
"Polly", 31
Dan el
W H. JT, 20
D.A.R. Library, 36
Darnell
Doster
c.
wiliam 36
Jesse,37
Jesse l/arion, 37
Darrow
N4allhew, 37
Daughe(y. 38
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J W. 13, 14, 15
Draper
Ar en D . 33
Driver,38
H A ,25
R L,27
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Gerald 33
Shari,33
Duncan,36
Chalmas,36
David,36(3)
Edward,36
James, 36
James D.,33
John. 36(2)
Joseph 36
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J.4,28
J O,26
W, C,.26
Durharn
Clarr s, 36
Dyer
H. W _,25,27
Carol 33
Sanford, 33, 38
Chance
Andy, 33
J.W 28
Sarah Lavina, 37
Couch
Chandler,3S
Coulon
Cathe ne
J J,26
J P,25
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J, G,.20
Dav s
Annre,28
Nathon, 16
Day
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Lewis Grandberry, 36
w. t.,26
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Eady,37
J r ,25,27
Earnesl
Eason
Thomas, 20
41
Easi, 38
JW.27
Fuller,37
East Georgla Gen. Soc. 35
Easter
Humphrey, 14
A.
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[,4ichaei, 13, 15
J. r _,27
Goolsby
Julla lV. 33
Grainger
Ellett, 38
Embry
Francis 20
Fullz
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B,1.,26
Jesse,25
A 5.22
Willram
Carolyn,33
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Elza,24
Gallman
Kalhryn (Brock) 4
Je.ry,33, 36
Vngin a,33. 36
Ezell
lvatthew, 20
Srmeof 20
Frank, 8 10
Sandy P., 33
Grene
Pink
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J C.24
Griflln
Wm J.28
Garsl
Elizabelh,32
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Griflis 36
Grifies
A I!1,20
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Temperance 'Tempre'
H ,20
Grimes
Laura Dawn 23
Genealog cal Society of
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w. w., 12 15
Georgia Gen
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Geo. W , 12
J
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Jerry W , 33
Mary,27
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WS
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W. T, 25
Hai(, 37
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Henry, 13
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Harlock Huxford, 30
Elitah Sr, 31
Jane K,33
Ray 33
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Elizabeth 20
Arnold.32
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Flem ng, 36
Gonzalez
Nancy Elizabelh. 29
Ollve C , 33
Thomas, 30
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Richard,37
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Wiliam Sims, 37
Williarr Henry 37
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George Washinglon 37
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Rufus, 20
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Thomas L. 37
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Jacob,31
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John Washington, 37
Harmon
Griffes
Thomas, 6
Feltman,33
John,28
Hargett
HuellT, 33 38
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Hans Ma(in,32
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George Ha.rison,37
John W lliam,37
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Vicki 1., 34
Vickie L. 37
William Brownlow, 37
lvlitchell,37
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Miles
Fred 34.37
James Taylor, 36
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