Campbell - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: 1840, 1850, 1860 Census Lookup request

chuck_sweeney15 — 2013-04-24 15:55:52Z

Hi Keri,
We are cousins. Mary Mariah Elizabeth Prewett was also my great,great grandmother. I know quite a bit about her and would love to talk to you. Please email me at Wowmom3@aol.com

Sharon

Re: Campbell Bros. Circus

chicamx0249 — 2013-04-19 23:46:49Z

Hello my name is Christina Nava. My maternal grandmother was Gloria Simons (maiden name was Campbell) I have a family history book and it shows that we are related to William Parker Campbell and his father. If there is any information that you would like to know please do not be afraid to ask. I am very interested in tracing the Campbell name back further than the Revolutionary War.

Re: NEED GRANTOR/GRANTEE INDEX FOR CAMPBELL CO GA-1840'S

amyschuh_1 — 2013-03-31 02:38:15Z

Thanks!

Re: NEED GRANTOR/GRANTEE INDEX FOR CAMPBELL CO GA-1840'S

familyfinder2012 — 2013-03-28 02:02:17Z

I donated my book to the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library's Heritage Room. You can e-mail them at hhrdept@hmcpl.org and ask for a look-up in the book. Their phone number is 256-532-5969.

Campbell County Records, 1830s

amyschuh_1 — 2013-03-26 21:52:18Z

I'm searching for documentation re: Joseph Howell - will, property deeds, etc.

* family originates in North Carolina
1830 - resident of Campbell County, next-door to Isaac Howell, probable son
1835 - died in Campbell County
* family continues to Alabama & Texas

Most of my work directly with county offices has involved small counties. I live in Dallas County and the Dallas County office is completely different from rural offices. I assume Fulton County will be similar to Dallas. Does anyone have any tips for contacting Fulton County for this kind of request?

~ Amy

Re: NEED GRANTOR/GRANTEE INDEX FOR CAMPBELL CO GA-1840'S

amyschuh_1 — 2013-03-26 21:42:38Z

Familyfinder2012 ~

Can you check for anything in the 1830s re: Joseph Howell? He died in 1835 in Campbell County & I'm searching for a will or property transfers.

Thanks, Amy Shanks

Re: They were still calling them Plantations, even after Emancipation

JaniceToles — 2013-03-17 16:39:59Z

I am Berry Brock, Sr's oldest granddaughter and have just actively gotten into geneology. I was so happy to read your recollections of my grandparents. I am very interested in tracing the Brock line but cannot get past Henry Brock.

Re: Aderhold/Kolb Cemetery Campbell Co Ga.

Nalda75 — 2013-02-09 01:04:26Z

email address 2013
K835C9@cablelynx.com

Re: Daileys of Campbell Co.

Freethinker1040 — 2012-11-25 01:44:03Z

I am a DAILEY from Banks County, Ga.-- I would like to share info. about our line. Please contact me at jddailey@bellsouth.net

Re: Dr. J.E. Henley ( 1844/1890 ) Campbell Co. Ga.

familyfinder2012 — 2012-08-17 03:04:54Z

Campbell County, GA became part of Fulton County, GA.

Dr. J.E. Henley ( 1844/1890 ) Campbell Co. Ga.

JoelHewitt55 — 2012-05-26 23:35:28Z

Dr. J.E. Henley ( 1844/1890 ) Campbell Co. Ga.
Dr. J.E. Henley ( 1844/1890 ) Campbell Co. Ga. NOW Douglas Co. Ga. ( Campbell Co. from 1828 to 1931 )
Buried in family plot on HWY 92/166 beside or on Will Winn Farms property, along with his wife Talulah Florence Bullard and other family members.
ANYONE who knows what the initials J.E. stands for please let me know, he may of served in the CSA as a Confederate Soldier.

Re: Mapp-white-hattaway

jeandb5399 — 2012-05-25 10:52:52Z

HELLO.... MY GRANDMOTHER MINNIE LEE MAIDEN NAME WAS MAPP, SHE DIED IN 1975 IN CHICAGO...FATHER NAME WAS SIDNEY(SID) MAPP BORN IN CAMPBELL OR CARROLL GA....HE WAS MARRIED TO ARVELLA...SHE DIED DURING GIVING BIRTH TO MY GRANDMOTHER. I DON`T KNOW HER MAIDEN NAME.. BUT HAD CHILDREN ....MINNIE LEE,GENVENIA,MARRIE,AND ROZELL MAPP...ALL FROM WOODRUFF,PINE BLUFF,ARKANSAS..THEY ARE IN THE 1930 CENSUS

Re: My ancestors who lived in Campbell County

BPowell1 — 2012-04-24 21:05:35Z

Most of the Cook relatives in your post are also mine. If you wish to compare notes pls. e-maim me at gagenman@comcast.net.

Bill Powell
Fayette Co. Ga.

Re: My ancestors who lived in Campbell County

familyfinder2012 — 2012-04-24 02:43:46Z

James T. Yates (1854-1899) is also buried in Red Oak Cemetery.

Re: My ancestors who lived in Campbell County

familyfinder2012 — 2012-04-24 02:41:41Z

Buried near Wm. Rellford, Emma Hanna, and Marylou Maud Yates:
Ophelia Eidson Cook
(Amanda Suttles Eidson, mother of Ophelia, was the sister of my great-grandmother, Sarah Elizabeth Suttles Lee.)

Also buried in Red Oak Cemetery:
Margaret A.M. Lee Cook, wife of W.N. Cook (Sister of my gg-grandfather)
Ida A.G. Lee Cook, wife of W.E. Cook (Sister of my great-grandfather)

There are other Cooks buried in Red Oak Cemetery, but these are my closest relatives. I have a survey of the cemetery if you are looking for someone in particular.

Re: Campbell Co. Historical Society

familyfinder2012 — 2012-04-24 02:24:23Z

The Campbell County records are in the possession of the Old Campbell County Historical Society in Fairburn, Georgia. Their office is in the former Campbell County Courthouse. Here is their web site:

http://oldcampbellcounty.com/

Re: My ancestors who lived in Campbell County

MichelleGanusT — 2012-04-24 02:00:18Z

Who are your Cook ancestors?
Michelle

Re: John C. Whitley and Julia Ann Mathas/Matthews

BettySpencer2 — 2012-01-23 19:28:07Z

In your information on the descendants of John C. Whitley, do you happen to have where Robert Lee Whitley and Sallie Isbell (her sister's married name was Roberts) were married?

Re: SMITH / THOMPSON FAMILIES in Campbell Co.

sdholland — 2012-01-23 16:09:13Z

I have a cousin that married a Brown. She has 2 sons. Will ask her if they are related to the Thompson family and see what I can find out.. sdholland@mindspring.com

Re: SMITH / THOMPSON FAMILIES in Campbell Co.

NRob36 — 2012-01-21 07:20:05Z

Thanks for sharing this information.

Re: Turner, Spier, Elexander

judo53 — 2011-11-25 23:12:55Z

I am thinking that it is possible that Jack and Nancy Speir may be Zachariah and possibly his second wife. There was a Zach Speir who married a Nancy Stanford on July 26, 1885 in Fayette County, GA. Zach first wife would have been Eliza Rivers, if this is indeed the same person. Zach and Eliza had Robert H. born 1871, Rebeca J. born 1872, Sarah C. born 9/6/1877, Addie born 3/1880 and Martha b. 1882. I found them on the 1880 census in but after that no more Zach. Somehas posted that he died in 1937 in Palmetto, Fulton County, GA but I have not found him in any census records, nor did I find Nancy. There isn't a confederate pension record either. So I am at a dead end here. I wonder if your ancestory could possible be the step sister of our ancestory Sallie. Would appreciate your thoughts on this

Miller/Walraven

imcrafty1 — 2011-11-20 16:22:52Z

Would like information on Robert H. Miller married to Elizabeth Walraven and Mary Osburn. Died 1857 in Campbell Co, GA.

Also would like to connect with Claudia Brumbalow, a Walraven researcher. Please contact me.

Re: My ancestors who lived in Campbell County

familyfinder2012 — 2011-11-03 06:23:44Z

William Rellford Yates (30 Jan 1854 - 2 Aug 1893)
Emma Hanna Yates (20 Nov 1854 - 8 Aug 1937)
Marylou Maud Yates (11 Feb 1888 - 31 Jan 1904)

The above Yates are buried next to my Cook relatives in Red Oak Cemetery in the former Campbell (now Fulton) County, Georgia.

Thomas O. Yates (21 Sep 1870 - 25 Feb 1875)
Charles A. Yates (d. 11 Dec 1881)
H.C. Yates (10 Apr 1885 - Mar 1911)

The above Yates are buried in Liberty Hill Cemetery west of Fairburn, Georgia, in the former Campbell (now Fulton) County, Georgia.

Bivins (Bivens) Families living in Palmetto in 1880

shaslam100 — 2011-09-22 20:10:40Z

Searching for any information on the Bivins (Bivens) families living in Palmetto in the 1880 census. Particularly searching for the name of the father of Burke and Jefferson Bivins (Bivens). Their mother's name was Jane and was noted as being a widow in the census. They lived next door to William and Martha Bivins - probably the father's brother, although he could be the brother of Burke and Jefferson. Burke married Julia Hembree in 1888 in Douglas Georgia. I cannot locate them in the 1870 census in Carroll/Douglas/Campbell Counties. Any help appreciated.

Re: Campbell Co. Historical Society

BPowell1 — 2011-09-17 15:57:17Z

Frank, Thanks for the reply. I became a shortly after the post.Most of my Mother's people are from old Campbell Co.

Bill Powell
Fayette Co. Ga.
gagenman@comcast.net
770-487-8077

Re: Campbell Co. Historical Society

FPMAY — 2011-09-17 02:49:39Z

Mr. Powell:
Just saw this with no response.
Campbell County was merged with Fulton County in 1932. The deed & Estate records for Campbell County are now in the offices of the Superior Court & office of the Probate Court of Fulton County.
Also, the Atlanta historical Society is the custodian of the remaining records of Campbell County and I refer you to their website.

Good huntin'
Frank May

Re: Turner, Spier, Elexander

judo53 — 2011-09-08 19:37:38Z

I am interested in trying to connect my Spier/Speir family. Our great grandmother was Sallie Spier Duren daughter of Zachariah Spier and Eliza Ann Rivers. They lived in the Campbell county area.

Lewis Clark (b. 1823 Putnam Co, GA, d. aft 1910 Campbell Co, GA)

weisslakeguy — 2011-08-29 14:28:49Z

I am trying to find death and burial information on Lewis Clark who was still living in Campbell Co, GA in 1910 (age 87 years).

I have searched FindAGrave.com and FamilySearch.org, but have not found anything useful.

According to information from his Confederate Pension Application, he was born in Putnam Co, GA on 5 Feb 1823.

He was married to Nancy A Brooks abt 1853, probably in Jasper Co, GA. I have not yet been able to locate a marriage record.

He served in Company F, 66th Infantry Regiment Georgia as both a corporal and sergeant.

Since I cannot locate him on the 1920 census, I assume he died sometime between 1910 and 1920. I have also not been able to locate his wife on a 1920 census. I presume that she also died sometime between 1910 and 1920.

Does anyone have any information on the burial location or dates of death for either Lewis or Nancy?

J M Harington or Mary Ann Morrison

Elizabeth_Shank — 2011-07-15 19:02:34Z

Am looking for information on a J M Harington or a Mary Ann Morrison in Campbell from 1899 to 1929. The family moved sometime after 1920 to Coweta and changed the surname to Arrington. I am trying to find out why?? I know Mary Ann Morrison died around 1904-05.

Warning Ga. Archives may be closing

BobEllis3357 — 2011-04-01 02:26:53Z

Just received this lets make the call and stop the closing

Thank you for your inquiry regarding the Archives budget cuts. We are trying to get the information out in every way we can.

The House version of the budget now goes to the Senate for adjustment and passage. Call and write your state senator immediately and ask that a minimum of $300,000 be restored to the Archives budget! Go to http://www.legis.ga.gov and click on "Find Your Legislator" to find your senator.

Call or write Brian Kemp, Secretary of State, 214 State Capitol, Atlanta, GA 30334 - 404-656-2881.

Thank you again for your interest.

Friends of the Georgia Archives and History

Will or Obituary of John B. Smith

rocox — 2011-02-20 01:17:53Z

Seeking copy of the will or obituary of John B. Smith b.10 Mar. 1809 d. 15 Jun. 1883 of Fairburn, GA. Also, need obit of wife Morning Smith b. 25 Mar. 1812 d. 15 Jan. 1887. They are listed on the Atlanta History Center's Franklin Garrett Atlanta Necrology Online Microfilm Retrieval Guide as ID 110201 and 110206. If possible also obits on sons Felix E. Smith ID 110200 (d. 1 Jul. 1906) and Joseph B. Smith 110202 (d.17 Apr.1918).

Re: Will or Obituary of John B. Smith

familyfinder2012 — 2011-02-18 09:39:22Z

Here is a photo of Morning Smith's tombstone in the Fairburn City Cemetery:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Sm...;

Re: Will or Obituary of John B. Smith

familyfinder2012 — 2011-02-18 09:38:05Z

Here is a photo of his tombstone in the Fairburn City Cemetery:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Sm...;

Re: Will or Obituary of John B. Smith

familyfinder2012 — 2011-02-18 09:36:13Z

Both John B. Smith and Morning Smith are listed as having an obituary here:
http://garrett.atlantahistorycenter.com/glist.php

Re: Mozley, Self, Norton, Higgins, McEwen

monaherrin — 2011-02-14 05:20:04Z

I don't have any info on any Selfs who were in Arkansas. Mine seem to have stayed in GA and AL. Hope you find your ancestors!

Mona

Re: Mozley, Self, Norton, Higgins, McEwen

taz5772smith03 — 2011-02-13 15:27:01Z

hello my name is ruby(self)smith and i am trying to find info on my family my father is hairm self from arkansas and on my mothers side my great great great grandmothers name was sarah c campbell anderson lee elligton was born 1862-1906 born in ill died in ark

email is taz5772smith03@yahoo.com

ruby (self) smith

Re: Harriet Thompson

PaSain — 2011-01-22 17:28:07Z

John A Thompson born GA 17 MAY 1858 married Annie L Smith 25 DEC 1883 license issued FULTON CO GA marriage in Campbell Co

Morrow Family Tree and others say John Addison Thompson was son of Samuel Clark Thompson of GA? of SC? and Harriet A Riley of GA

Annie Laura Smiths' parents not identified.

Texas death certificates, transcribed marriages TX, Georgia, etc.
http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=0

Name: Annie Laura Thompson - BORE 10 children 1 died before 1900, 3 died 1900 - 1910
Death Date: 25 Dec 1933
Death Place: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Gender: Female
Race: Whte
Death Age: 67 years 4 months 24 days
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 01 Aug 1866
Birthplace: Ga.
Marital Status: Widowed
Spouse's Name: J. A. Thompson
Father's Name: Smith
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name:
Mother's Birthplace: Ga.
Occupation: Domestic
Place of Residence: Commerce, Hunt, Texas
Cemetery: Sonera Cemetery - Sonora Cemetery 1 1/2 miles east of Farlie
Burial Place:
Burial Date: 27 Dec 1933
Additional Relatives:
Film Number: 2115946
Digital Film Number: 4166540
Image Number: 3132
Reference Number: cn 56106

Thompson, John A. - find no death record
b. May. 17, 1858 d. Feb. 13, 1922

Thompson, Robert Riley
b. Jul. 20, 1895 d. Sep. 14, 1906

Thompson, Lois (Verner)
b. Jun. 3, 1891 d. Apr. 15, 1907

Thompson, John Clinton
b. Mar. 7, 1901 d. Sep. 15, 1901

Name: John Thompson dwelling 223
Home in 1880: District 1134, Campbell, Georgia
Age: 22
Estimated birth year: abt 1858
Birthplace: Georgia
Relation to Head of Household: Son
Father's birthplace: Georgia
Mother's name: H. A. Thompson
Mother's birthplace: Georgia 1829 SC TN
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Gender: Male
F. L. Thompson 30 May 1861 GA dtr - Frances "Fannie" Lydia known as Littleton died 18 Aug 1923 Fairburn GA married John W Haskins/Hoskins 1891 buried Bethlehem Cemetery in Campbell Co, survived by husband, sons Gaston, William, DeWitt and Roy dtrs Sallie, Annie, Ellora and Mabel and one sister Mrs. Collins. Obit 18 Aug 1923 Atlanta Journal.

1880; Census Place: District 1134, Campbell, Georgia; Roll: 137; Family History Film: 1254137; Page: 559A; Enumeration District: 23; Image: 0241.
dwelling 224
W A Smith 27 GA 1853 NC GA
Mary Smith 28 GA 1852 wife GA GA
Cora Smith 04 GA 1876
Blanch Smith 03 GA 1877
Eugene Smith 01 GA 1879
dwelling 225
J. B. Smith 70 1810 NC NC NC
Mariley Smith 65 1815 GA GA GA wife
Felix Smith 32 1848 GA single son
Barbara B. Smith 31 1849 GA single dtr
Eviline Smith 29 1851 GA single dtr
Anna L. Smith 12 GA grand dtr

1870; Census Place: Fairburn, Campbell, Georgia; Roll: M593_139; Page: 90A; Image: 309; Family History Library Film: 545638. Post Office: Powder Springs
Hariet Thompson 40 GA
Sarah Thompson 16 GA
John Thompson 10 GA
Lydia Thompson 8 GA

Name: Lella Smith
Birth Year: abt 1866
Age in 1870: 4
Birthplace: Georgia
Home in 1870: Fairburn, Campbell, Georgia
Race: White
Gender: Female
Post Office: Powder Springs
Source Citation: Year: 1870; Census Place: Fairburn, Campbell, Georgia; Roll: M593_139; Page: 98A; Image: 325; Family History Library Film: 545638.
Benja Smith 32
Sarah Smith 30
Leonadus Smith 10
Alfred Smith 8
Balsara Smith 6
Lella Smith 4

1870; Census Place: Fairburn, Campbell, Georgia; Roll: M593_139; Page: 96B; Image: 322; Family History Library Film: 545638. Powder Springs PO
John B Smith 61 1809 NC
Mournen Smith 57
Barbara Smith 23
Evaline Smith 18
Wm Smith 16

1860; Census Place: , Campbell, Georgia; Roll: M653_113; Page: 204; Image: 204; Family History Library Film: 803113. Campbellton Post Office
Samuel Thomptson 36 $2500 real estate $3600 personal wealth
Harriett Thomptson 31
Sarah Thomptson 6
John Thomptson 2

1860; Census Place: , Campbell, Georgia; Roll: M653_113; Page: 212; Image: 212; Family History Library Film: 803113. Post Office: Campbellton
John B Smith 51
Marning Smith 47
Benjamin Smith 22
Feelix Smith 17
Barbary Smith 14
Joseph Smith 11
Everline Smith 9
William Smith 7

Name: John B. Smith
Spouse: Morning[Mrs] Hardy
Marriage Date: 28 Feb 1837
Marriage County: Campbell
Marriage State: Georgia marriages thru 1850

1900 Goode Dist, Campbell Co GA: Harriet A Thompson born Aug 1828 Georgia SC TN, Sarah "Sallie" Thompson COLLINS b. Feb 1854 widow with 5 children were listed in household of Elvira Collins, female, widow b. June 1822 SC mother in law of Sarah Thompson.

Sarah Thompson Collins' children: Lillian May Apr 1878 - 1965, Molcie Collins BROWN Jan 1882 - 1954, Hattie Riley Jan 1884 - 1962, Jimmie A Feb 1888 female - 1953 and Thompson Collins July 1894.

Thompson Dallas Collins died 31 May 1919 Palmetto, Campbell Co age 24 son of J D Collins and Thompson. J D Collins was James Dallas Collins b. GA 1851 - died 1896 son of Major H Collins 1820 - 1868 and Elvira Clarissa English 1822 - 1910.

Sallie Thompson married J Dallas Collins 11 Jan 1877 Fulton Co GA. Sarah Hanah Jane Thompson died 14 May 1934 Fulton, GA buried Friendship Baptist Church Yard near Fairburn.

Samuel Thompson reported death of 1863 and Harriett's in 1902. Photos and death certificate online for Sarah Thompson Collins, family tree.

Comments (1)
masonw1added this on 25 May 2009 Sarah Jane's father is incorrectly listed as John Thompson in the death certificate. He was Samuel Clark Thompson of Newton later Campbell County, GA. He and his wife Harrriet Ann Riley Thompson d/o Abraham Riley are buried in the Old Enon Church Cemetery in Fulton County. That Cemetery is above Fairburn and below Douglasville. Grave is located on the right side facing the cemetery from the church. Walter Mason, ggg grandson of Abraham Riley

Annie Laurie Smith born 1866

rocox — 2011-01-22 02:36:18Z

Seeking siblings and parents of Annie Laurie Smith born 1 August 1866 in Fairburn, GA. She married John A. Thompson in 1881 and shortly after their marriage moved to Lamar County Texas.

Re: Smith family in Campbell County

rocox — 2011-01-04 21:04:19Z

While looking at the 1870 Campbell Co., Fairburn Dist. census today, I noticed a John Hardy age 38 with wife Jane 36, children are Susan, James and Joseph. I looked again for hints as to his mother's first marriage. Will let you know if I run across anything more.

Info on John William Taylor

keithandtabby — 2010-12-07 21:13:54Z

I am looking for John William Taylor's (1848-1930)parents. He lived and died in Campbell County, GA. Sometimes it was Coweta County during his life. I have records of him during the Civil War but none before that. If anyone has any info on him I would great appreciate it. He was first married to Mary Henderson Taylor from 1868 to 1900 and then to Mary Elizabeth (Mamie) Hunt Jackson Taylor from 1900 until his death in 1930.

Looking for gravesite

blondie17 — 2010-11-29 06:36:49Z

I am trying to locate a grave for a Burrell Eaves/Eves
He is last found on the 1830 US Census for Campbell County, Georgia, living in the Stanfield District.

He can not be found on any census after 1830.
Can someone help me with this?

thanks
Elaine Eaves Cox
elainecox56@comcast.net

Re: William L McLure

CarolynMayes — 2010-09-10 03:07:59Z

Thanks again for your quick response. This is how I have it figured out
My Julia Octavia Stewart was the daughter of John Gurley Stewart and Julia A. Teal. Julia A. Teal, born 1844 in Georgia, was the daughter of Allen Teal, born about 1826 in Georgia, and Elizabeth Black, born about 1822 in Georgia. Allen Teal is the son of George Washington Teal and Sarah Elizabeth Little.
My problem is that Julia A. Teal was born before Allen and Elizabeth were married and I'm trying to figure how she is related to one or the other of them.
I found a Julia Black living with William L and Katherine A McClure on the 1850 census and thought maybe she was living with them but not their child. Especially since her mother's last name was Black.
The two sisters Reuben and James married, Sarah & Mary Ellen, were the daughters of Allen & Elizabeth Teal - 1860 & 1870 census records.
Yes, they did reside in Pittsburg, Camp, Texas. Julia O was a boarder with her grandfather, Allen Teal, her sister, Mary McClure, Mary's daughter, and several others in 1900. Julia A Teal died 22 Oct 1895 in Pittsburg, TX.

Re: William L McLure

joenphillips — 2010-09-10 02:06:13Z

I have an Allen Teal, b abt 18245 married to Elizabeth Black. He the son of George Washington Teal of Paulding Co and Sarah Elizabeth Little.
He married Elizabeth Black 1819-1880 ?? probably buried in Camp Co. TX. That is where Ruben Beavers and James S McClure lived. I'm not sure - this short line is not connected - but I think G W. Teal might have been the father of the two Teal girls who married the McClure boys.
Where did you find Julia?
William McClures. There is more than one. One was the son of Hugh McClure b 1849. I have nothing at all on him.
William McClure, Hugh's father.
William McClure, son of John T and grandson of Hugh McClure. I have this Wm as born unknown but married to Catherine Black.

Re: William L McLure

CarolynMayes — 2010-09-09 17:11:27Z

Thank you very much. Do you know anything about William L McClure and Katharine Adeline McClure having a child by the name of Julia Black? This according to the 1850 Georgia - Campbell - District 10 census.

My situation is complicated as my husband's great grandmother, Julia A. Teal, was the "daughter" of Allen and Elizabeth Black Teal but Julia was born 8 years (1844) before they married. So I'm assuming that Elizabeth had her either by a previous marriage or out of wedlock. That's why, when I found a Julia Black living with the William McClure's on the 1850 census, and Allen and Elizabeth's daughters marrying a McClure, I'm thinking there may be some connection. It's definitely a big puzzle. Any ideas?? Thanks again for your help.

Re: William L McLure

joenphillips — 2010-09-09 02:13:07Z

I might be able to help you some with that. Ruben Beavers McClure was named for his uncle Ruben Crawford Beavers who married Jane McClure, daughter of William McClure (178-1849). Ruben Beavers McClure was the son of Hugh McClure, son of William McClure. He married Sarah Frances Teal in 1847 and relocated to Pittsburg Tx. James S. McClure was also a son of Hugh and moved to Pittsburg, TX. He married Mary Ellen "Molly" Teal.
James 4/1/1854 - 2/3/1885
Molly 4/18/1859 - 9/1925

Ruben B McClure 4/12/1840 - 1/23/1913
Sara 9/15/1853- 7/6/1940
They are all buried in Pittsburg, TX

Re: William L McLure

familyfinder2012 — 2010-09-02 22:37:55Z

I don't know. Note the different last names -- McLure versus McClure.

Re: William L McLure

CarolynMayes — 2010-09-02 20:51:43Z

Is William in any way, related to a Reuben B McClure or a James S. McClure?

Re: William L McLure

familyfinder2012 — 2010-08-31 23:35:51Z

William Love McLure, born 1824 in South Carolina, married Katharine Adeline Black (born 1829 in Georgia). Julia was probably her daughter.

William L McLure

CarolynMayes — 2010-08-31 19:28:29Z

I am trying to determine what the relationship of Julia Black, age 5, is to William L. and Katharine A. McLure, on the Campbell, Georgia 1850 census.

Re: Sarah Elizabeth Maulding m. George A. Ivie - Atlanta, GA area

Nachalink123 — 2010-08-30 21:49:25Z

I believe I have some information on your Sarah Elizabeth Maulding's father & grandparents. I would be interested in learning why you think Susannah, his wife was a Humphries. Please email me at Nachalink@yahoo.com.

Nancy Hoy