Putnam - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: SHIRLING, Isham Stewart Co., Georgia

rexshirling24 — 2013-05-04 11:50:13Z

Thank you for this. Iam Rex f. Shirling The son of Isam Franklin Shirling He was the son of Doc. Shirling he was the of John Anderson Shirling.Would like to get up with you to talk about the Shirlings.

If you would like.

Thank you Rex F. Shirling

Re: SHIRLING

rexshirling24 — 2013-05-03 12:40:00Z

I do know some Sheiling in Fal.If you would like to get in tuch Let me know.

Re: Hezekiah Jones and Elizabeth Barksdale

Patricia_C13 — 2013-04-10 01:26:00Z

My grandfather Walter Thomas Jones, Sr. was Hezekiah Jones brother I think. I have found some information on the Thompson/Haddad line if this helps.

thanks,

Patsy

Re: Hezekiah Jones and Elizabeth Barksdale

Griffies_Audrey — 2013-03-28 01:21:48Z

Of course, though I should tell you I know virtually nothing about Crooked Creek except that Hezekiah and Elizabeth (my ggreats)are buried there and that about five or six decades later my grandfather was a member there. He was Edgar Howard Jones and the grandson of Hezekiah.
My family did not know of Hezekiah and Elizabeth until a few years ago. My mother had no idea her great grandparents were buried there.
Are you going into DAR through the Jones? I am a member of DAR but not through that line.
My direct e-mail address is audjer@bellsouth.net/
Audrey Griffies
Marietta, GA

Re: Hezekiah Jones and Elizabeth Barksdale

Griffies_Audrey — 2013-03-28 01:21:24Z

Re: Hezekiah Jones and Elizabeth Barksdale

ccwhiteman67 — 2013-03-28 01:08:44Z

Audrey - I am currently proofing my line for the DAR and have relatives who were members of Crooked Creek Primitive Baptist Church. Would love to chat with you if you are willing.

identifying photos

dLANGj — 2013-03-25 02:31:31Z

These photos were in my mother's possession and have some connection to her grandparents who were from Morgan and Putnam Counties. Her grandparents were Sarah C Pennington and Samuel D Prince. The pictures are most likely of people in Eatonton. If anyone can identify them, I would be very grateful.

Donna
2DJoyner@gmail.com

Prince/Pennington in Eatonton

dLANGj — 2013-03-25 02:27:35Z

Samuel D Prince and Sarah Pennington were my g-grandparents. Photos of their friends and possibly family members have been passed down to each generation and are now in my possession. Unfortunately, none of these photos are identified. I am very keen to find anyone who can put a name to the faces. Please e-mail me if you are interested in taking a look at them. Donna (TheJoynerBunch@gmail.com)

Birth Records

ccwhiteman67 — 2013-03-24 01:39:39Z

Can anyone tell me whether there are birth records for Putnam County as early as 1799?

Re: Paul Victor Owens b 1885 Putnam,Ga

jennyowensrathbone88 — 2013-03-22 02:29:06Z

Paul v.Owens was my grandfather,his son Paul Jr. my Dad.Grandma Owens was a Sinkler,her mother a Williams.Have some history on them.contact me at sparklinglonepebble@yahoo.com

Re: Paul Victor Owens b 1885 Putnam,Ga

jspattefamily — 2013-03-21 03:46:32Z

Paul Victor Owens was my great grandfather and I am wanting to learn more about him, his family and any family that are still in the area that he moved from in GA. His wife's name was RosaBelle Williams & she was from Warren County, VA.

Re: Margaret GIPSON, Putnam co. GA to Butler co. AL to Sabine Parish, LA

Gail_Piggott — 2013-03-13 01:13:34Z

My name is Rickie Piggott and John Gipson was my GG grandfather. His son John was my Great Grandfather and his brother was Jack. Do you know anything about the Gipson family in Georgia?

martin

jennyowensrathbone88 — 2013-02-23 19:45:07Z

looking for info on Blanche V Shifflet Martin,bornApr.18-1918 death Oct 22 1996.she was married to my uncle Harvey Martin.They lived around Warrenton area in Va. any info at all will be appreciated.can not find anything on Harvy after he left home around 1930.there is info but I am not sure it is my uncle.the info says he died in 1989 but I think he died before then.

Re: Levy Wright Owen

pcbrown5931 — 2013-02-20 06:08:34Z

Sorry, I found only one Owen (Owens?), the 3rd wife of a Whitley. She had 3 children (he already had about 5) all born in the 1920's, most likely in Texas. I don't have her dates or her ancestry. Her connection to Wright was a couple of generations prior, to my ancestor's twin brother William Taylor Wright. I see no connection to your guys, not yet anyway.

Re: Levy Wright Owen

jennyowensrathbone88 — 2013-02-18 15:19:32Z

So glad to hear from you.Levy WRight Owens was a brother to my grandfather Paul Victor Owens.My dad was Paul Victor Owens Jr.I have been looking for any one connected to the Owens in Ga. and Va.My email is sparklinglonepebble@yahoo.com.Will welcome news from you.My name is Virginia (Jenny)Rathbone and I live near Maggie Valley,N.C

Re: Levy Wright Owen

pcbrown5931 — 2013-02-18 05:36:02Z

There's a death certificate for Levy Wright Owen available online.
Title Owen, Levy Wright
Birth Date 1890-07-19 (Morgan Co., GA)
Age at Death 35 years 10 months (Pellagra, 5 mo illness)
City of Death Barnesville
County of Death Lamar, GA
Date of Death 1926-06-01
Year of Death 1926
Father's Name A. R. Owen
Mother's Name Mary Cockran

I'm a Wright descendant, so if Levy is related I'd like to know about it.

Floy Owens Bidner

jennyowensrathbone88 — 2013-02-14 04:06:00Z

looking for any info on my great aunt Floy Owens,sister to Paul V. Owens.born in Putnam Cty.Ga.married Steward Bidner,moved to Chehalis,Washington.died there on Sept.11-1997.also spelled Flory.Florrie,Flora.also info on Levy Wright Owens wife Tommie,children Levie and Margaret.also
Sewell Owens who died Sept.1967 in Albertville, Ala.also
Hugh Owens,wife Sadie children Hubert,Mattie ,Cherry and
Herman.any info is appreciated.my email is sparklinglonepebble@yahoo.com or on Ancestry.THANKS

Re: SHIRLING

rexshirling24 — 2013-02-05 14:57:25Z

There are some that spell it Shurling to and they are relatted to the rest of the Shierling and shirling

Thank you
Rex F. Shirling

Question: Eatonton, Putnam Co., GA

1267Jenelen — 2013-02-02 19:06:43Z

I do a lot of research.

I keep running into Eatonton, GA frequently. It often is mentioned as: born in Eatonton, GA or SC?

Why is that??

Thank you!

Re: Robey/Robys of Putnam Co Ga areas

walkerchet — 2013-02-01 14:22:25Z

I have William Morgan Roby and Martha Rainey in my ancestry.com family tree.

Jones' in Putnam Co. Ga

bjones83 — 2013-01-23 07:30:20Z

Greetings-

I am looking for info on Jones' in Putnam -- we have my great-great grandfather David Lewis Jones traced back to the 1850 census in Putnam - he was then a child - and his mother ANN (Farley we are confident) JONES was the head of the family (approx 40 years old) - the whole family moved to Harris County, GA before the next census to a piece of property a Farley family member deeded her. We believe David Lewis Jones' father to be named JAMES based on naming patterns in the latter family. David Lewis Jones was well documented in later life - however no paperwork inquires about parents except for his death certificate and it states "Don't Know" - and we are not able to pull death certificates for any of his brothers or sisters to see if they list a mother or father. Any help would be appreciated -- without this - we are stuck going back any further. We assume that David's unknown father probably had brothers in Putnam -- and we have no idea about what may have happened to his father. THERE is a Timothy Jones and family who lived next to ANN FARLEY JONES on the 1850 - but we are unsure if they are related - there was no pattern of them moving or another future connection.

Any help would be appreciated.

Bob

Re: SHIRLING

rexshirling24 — 2013-01-16 10:47:33Z

I have found some that spell it Shurling that are in the same as Shirling and Sheirling.
Thank you

Re: Robey/Robys of Putnam Co Ga areas

debjdrigg1222 — 2013-01-11 14:06:04Z

William Morgan and Martha Ann Rainey Roby were my great great grandparents. Henry Clay Pearson married their daughter Georgia Ann. Their son Samuel Roby Pearson was my grandfather.

Re: SHIRLING

rexshirling24 — 2012-12-26 15:01:26Z

My Grandfather was Isam Shirling But he was in Stewart Co.
mow his Father and 3 of hie brothers came out of Putnam I think. I hope this will help you a little.

Re: who is Tobe Smith

labrams2_1 — 2012-11-29 01:09:53Z

Tobe Smith was my great grandfather. Would like to speak with you.

Farleys,Griggs,Clements,Banks,Evans,Coates

Saponi761 — 2012-11-28 18:43:04Z

I have been trying to figure out if the families were originally from VA. The furthest I have gotten is to my ggrandparents Mattie Roberta Griggs and her husband Jim/James Evans. I know that one of Roberta's parents was a Clements. Like most people of color, I have to get my source from the slave holder. I have been researching Wesley Griggs and now I am interested in James W. Farley. From what I have researched so far, both men were slave holders and also served in the Revoluntionary War. According to docs, James W. Farley was originally from VA. He is also an Evans by blood. Is this a clue that my ancestors were from VA as well? I can't seem to get past my ggrandfather. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Harrison, Isham J and Nathaniel

gnels39151 — 2012-11-24 00:47:43Z

Isham Harrison's (1811-1886) (marriage to Lucinda Smith 1st and Catherine Childs 2nd, as well as his death in 1886) is mentioned (Listed)in George Alexander Harrison's Bible notes.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~harrisonre...

Could this mean(indicate) that Isham Harrison of Upson County is somehow related to Nathatniel Harrison (1770-1845) of Putnam thru (via) son John Brodnax Harrison (1809-1893) and then his grandson, George Alexander Harrison (1838-1901). Could he(Isham) have been a son of Nathaniel??

Also, Nathaniel's son, Lt. John Brodnax Harrison (1805-1873) died in Upson County in 1893.

George Alexander Harrison (1838–1901), Lt. John Brodnax Harrison's son was a school teacher in Thomaston in 1870. He was married to Louisa "Ludie" Virginia Tindall
(1842–1905). Their dau, Mattie Lue married Robert Hightower in Thomaston.

George Alexander Harrison is buried in Glenwood Cemetery in Thomaston, Upson County, GA. Find A Grave Memorial# 24761208

All comments on the above are welcomed.

George

Harrison Family of Putnam Co, GA

gnels39151 — 2012-11-23 00:41:01Z

Nathaniel Harrison (1770-1845) and Martha Kennon Brodnax(1776–1858) of Putnam CO, GA. I'm searching for info on their children, the siblings of Alexander Brown Harrison (1801–1887) and John Brodnax Harrison (1805-1893). The family lived in Putnam in early 1800s.

Re: HARRISON, Putnam Co, GA

Gemorrc1 — 2012-11-22 22:55:01Z

Post to Putnam County, Georgia, Message Board. It's more likely to be found there with the specific info you have.

HARRISON Family of Putnam, Co, GA

gnels39151 — 2012-11-22 17:41:45Z

Nathaiel Harrison (1770-1845) and Martha Kennon Brodnax(1776–1858) of Putnam CO, GA. I'm searching for info on the children of Nathaniels', the siblings of Alexander Brown Harrison (1801–1887) and John Brodnax Harrison (1805-1893). The family lived in Putnam in early 1800s.

Frances H McClendon-Aiken

cfielder75 — 2012-11-20 15:44:04Z

I am looking for the parents of Frances H (Harriet?) McClendon. She married John C Aiken in Putnam Co, GA in 1846. That marriage license was filed in Jasper Co. GA. She may be the mother of M. Emeline Aiken-Campbell and Roxie Ann Aiken-Chaffin.

According to the 1880 Jasper Co census, she was born around 1819 in Georgia (possibly SC). She was living with her daughter Emeline and Son-in-law William C Campbell at that time.

I am assuming that Frances was a family name but can make no connection to any other Frances McClendon in Putnam County Georgia.

Re: Marriages in Putnam Co. Ga.

broshire — 2012-11-17 18:03:03Z

Perhaps your Sarah was a sister to "Matildy Garrette" who married William Toler in Putnam County on 10 Sep 1826. I am researching Toler/Tolar in Putnam County, GA, Bibb County, AL, and Paulding County, GA. Sorry I have no further information.

Re: Vallie Holsenbeck

FamilyShrub — 2012-11-06 21:13:59Z

Will do. Thank you.

Re: Vallie Holsenbeck

dLANGj — 2012-11-06 21:12:15Z

I am sorry but I do not. I'm not even sure what Aunt Vallie looked like. If you should locate some pictures, I would really appreciate it if you shared them with me. Donna

Re: Vallie Holsenbeck

FamilyShrub — 2012-11-06 20:19:02Z

Hi. Do you know the address of Ms. Holsenbeck's millinery shop? I'm researching the history of a building on Madison Street that used to be a millinery. Might you have any photos of the store?

Mr. Square Allen, Jr. 1940-2012

Contribution — 2012-10-17 23:37:54Z

Square Allen, Jr.

NEWARK, Ohio: A funeral service, to celebrate the life of Square Allen, Jr., 72, of Newark, Ohio will be held on Friday, October 19, 2012 at 1:00 PM at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. Dr. Michael A. Noble officiating.

Square was born in Eatonton, Georgia on January 21, 1940 to the late Square Allen Sr. and Flora (Richardson) Allen.

He went to be with the Lord on October 14, 2012 at the Selma Markowitz Care Center while surrounded by family.

Square worked for many years at Chesrown Cadillac and also at the Newark Water Department.
He was a member of Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church in Newark.
He was also a member of the Elk's Lodge #821 in Newark.
He enjoyed fishing, playing basketball, dominos and dancing. He will be missed greatly by everyone that knew him.

Survivors include his caretaker and companion, Alice Render; children, Brenda Mitchell, Tracy Allen, Ricky Allen, Jeffrey Allen, Lloyd Allen, Terri Price and Corey Allen; brothers, Frank (Billie) Allen Sr., Eddie Lee (Patricia) Allen; sisters, Dora Lee Allen and Mary E. (Eric) Royster; former wife, Norma Allen; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his second wife, Theresa Allen; two brothers, Sammy and Milton; and one sister, Ola Bell.

Memorial contributions may be made in memory of Square to Foundation For Hospice of Central Ohio, P.O. Box 430, Newark, Ohio 43058-9909. Envelopes will be available at the church.

Friends may call at the church on Friday from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Visit www.CrissSchoedinger.com to share a memory about Square or to sign an online guest book.
Arrangements are entrusted to Criss-Schoedinger Funeral Home, 179 Granville Street, Newark. Ohio.

Published in the Advocate on October 17, 2012

Re: Seeking Parents of Elizabeth TAYLOR (TAILOR) wife of Asa WRIGHT

pcbrown5931 — 2012-10-17 07:17:46Z

Jerry,

If there is a connection, it's not in my data. There is a Verna Bell born 1896 in Oklahoma. There is a Marion Bell, but nothing about where he was born, which is about 1900 (+/- 10 yrs); nothing about parents on either of them.

I have no Everett Wright. Asa's daughter Catherine was born 11 Feb 1827.

I have only information about Asa Wright, not his siblings, nephews, or cousins. See my post above, dated Sept 12. There is a connection to N Carolina.

Re: Seeking Parents of Elizabeth TAYLOR (TAILOR) wife of Asa WRIGHT

JerryBullfrog — 2012-10-17 00:38:33Z

I am searching for information on the parentage of my great-great-great grandfather Everett Wright of Fort Deposit, AL.
What I do know is that he was married to Emily Bell the daughter of T.Peter Bell and Jencie Kolb who came originally from South Carolina. They lived in Lowndes County. He was born about 1827 in North Carolina and I believe he died in Montgomery, AL. Do you know if Everett ties into your Asa?

Abner T. Bryant

tishb114 — 2012-10-15 14:56:37Z

IGI records show marriage between Abner T. Bryant and Ruth Bragg 13 Jan. 1859. 1860 Census lists him as Family 420, but does not list Ruth as his wife. Can find no record of him or Ruth after this. Any help would be appreciated Thank you!

Re: Baker family

rekab158 — 2012-10-14 22:30:39Z

My name is Willia Baker and I am the granddaughter of the union of Joseph Paschal Baker and DiLoula Abigail Oslin Baker. J.P. Baker was the son of Joseph McRobert Baker and Amy Elizabeth Paschal. There is a portrait of Joseph McRobert Baker in the possession of one of the grandchildren of Richard McRobert Baker, the other son of Joseph McRobert Baker and Amy Elizabeth Paschal Baker. I am trying to locate that painting. I would like to take a photo of that painting. If anyone can put me in touch with the individual that owes the painting, I would be willing to come to meet a distant relative and take that photo.

Re: Wooten Family of Eatonton, Putnam, Georgia,

cherosage — 2012-10-03 04:48:53Z

Thank you very much for your help.
I have Robert Wilson Putney, my GGGrandpa, marrying Martha Wooten Fulkerson about Feb. 8th, 1866 in Mason Co.,WV. Do you know anything about this Martha Wooten Fulkerson? She may have been born around the mid to late 1840's. I'm very sorry that I can't get my hands on the correct info on this GGGrandma's family.

Re: Wooten Family of Eatonton, Putnam, Georgia,

buckwooten20 — 2012-10-02 12:27:41Z

Hey i am Marvin (Buck) Wooten JR. my farther was Marvin(eddie) Wooten and mother was Amanda(Jaine)Harwell. i know all the wootens so i could possibly answer some questions

Re: Asa WRIGHT

mastahpastah — 2012-09-13 17:10:24Z

Sorry, I'm not familiar with the Blue Book.
I would love a picture of Asa for our history.
And, yes, any info you would be willing to email me would be greatly appreciated.
My email is mastah.pastah@yahoo.com

Re: Asa WRIGHT

pcbrown5931 — 2012-09-13 08:36:50Z

I have a picture of him in the Blue Book. Here's a family tree that includes a picture of my grandfather Johnson Vitringer ("JV") Wright:
http://www.adkins9.net/family.php?famid=F1368
Johnson and his twin William Taylor are both pictured in the book. I wonder how anyone could tell which picture was which. The father Asa isn't really "Elijah", anyway it's not been proved.

I could email you some of this if you'd like. I'm pcbrown5931 at gmail.

Re: Asa WRIGHT

mastahpastah — 2012-09-13 01:33:17Z

Thank you greatly for all this info! I look forward to trying to connect the dots. Do you, by any chance, know of any pictures of this Asa Wright who was in Sumter Co, AL?

Re: Asa WRIGHT

pcbrown5931 — 2012-09-13 00:38:58Z

Brad,

My gg grandfather, Asa Wright, was son of Johnson and Frances Wright; born Sept 28, 1795 in Warren County, Georgia. His older brother Samuel "evidently" had a son also named Asa Wright; that Asa Wright was born about 1781 in North Carolina and "lived in Butler County, Alabama until about 1844, and who is sometimes confused with the earlier Baptist preacher who lived there." I'm quoting Mrs. Halliburton, p. 13; I think she means that North Carolina Asa is sometimes confused with "my" Asa. She surmises that they were related, maybe cousins, but in other places in the narrative speaks as though this was certainly Johnson's nephew, Asa's cousin.

The older Asa Wright (b.1781 N.C.) , son of Samuel Jr., must have had a son Asa, since he's being referred to as "Asa Wright Sr." To further confuse us, Asa Sr.'s wife was also Elizabeth! And besides all this, Samuel Jr. and Johnson may have had a brother Asa, b. 1757 in Virginia, (my note says "or 1737") who served in the American Revolution along with eldest brother Robert Henry Wright(b. ca 1739; if "Asa" was Robert's brother and b. 1737 that would make him the eldest. The Blue Book is full of contradictory statements. And typos.

In 1824 Johnson/Frances and Asa/Elizabeth Wright joined the Pigeon Creek Primitive Baptist Church in Butler County, Alabama and in 1830 Asa left that church, and is found in the Lowndes County census. "A. Wright" is a member of Bethany Baptist in Lowndes county (church minutes, 1832) and "Rev. A. Wright" performed a wedding there on Jan 31, 1832.

QUOTE from the Halliburton book I call the Blue Wright Book: "On July 6, 1833 the records show that Asa and Elizabeth Wright were organizing members of Old Bethany Baptist of Sumter County Alabama." END QUOTE.

Marriage records of Sumter County, Alabama show that "A. Wright" performed a wedding on Nov. 13, 1833. He attended the Baptist State Convention on Nov. 8, 1834. Nov 24, 1834, he Quote: "entered three tracts of land of 80.05 acres each in Sumter County, Alabama". end quote. He got more Sumter Co. land, 40.223 acres in May 1836.

But he moved to Texas via Mississippi in 1837, about the time his parents died. (I don't have exact dates for Johnson and Frances either birth or death.) In Oct 1837 he sold land, 160 acres to each of two men Keaton and Pharis.
Meanwhile Johnson & Frances, Samuel and Sarah are still back in Butler County, associated with Moriah Baptist in Jan 1833 and Zion Baptist in July 1835.

It may be that Bethany, "Old Bethany", changed its name to Siloam later.

Perhaps your research will line up with this which I've copied from the Blue Wright Book.

I don't have a maiden name for Frances, Asa's mother.

Happy hunting.

Re: Asa WRIGHT

mastahpastah — 2012-09-12 20:44:58Z

Paulette, is your Asa Wright the same Rev. Asa Wright who was a pastor of the Siloam Baptist Church of Sumter Co., AL, during the very early 1830's? I'm trying to update our church history for Siloam, and any help you could offer would be fantastic!
Thanks!--Brad Campbell

Thomas Keeling Smith - Putnam County, 1803-1827

hsmithcr — 2012-09-09 12:40:41Z

Thomas Keeling Smith is like the invisible man! He shows up on some census reports - and is the list of "fortunate drawers" for the Georgia Land Lottery of 1805, but not much else!

He did not serve in the Revolutionary War and since so many of the census and other records were lost around the time he lived in Putnam Co, it's difficult to find information. He was buried on private property and apparently left no will.

The only clue I have about his life in Putnam County was "He moved to Putnam County and became part of the mercantile trade." from his son, my gggrandfather.

He was born in North Carolina in 1753, the family moved to the Old 96 District in South Carolina around 1765, escaped a Cherokee/Tory massacre on July 1, 1776 that killed much of his family, including his father, Aaron Smith, a captain of militia. He married Eleanor McKinney in 1777.

In Georgia, he lived in Capt John White's District in 1820 and died in Eatonton in 1827.

I am looking for any specific information about him or information as to where to find some kind of plat map or list of the location of properties from the 1805 Georgia Land Lottery. Also - any information as to businesses in the Eatonton area during that time period.

Thanks for any help -- sorry to be so long-winded!

henry moseley md ~1785 mary jones & 1816 GA priscilla ward

genealogy126126 — 2012-09-04 15:06:43Z

3 sep 2012
From Warren Forsythe
For database moseley2 at http://wc.rootsweb.com
My best contact for these families is
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Genealogy172 (at) fairpoint.net

MY QUERY is at end after this CONTEXT:

For Mary “Polly” Jones dtr of John Jones who md Henry Moseley ca 1785 possibly in Chatham Co NC, but reportedly by 1791 of Wilkes Co GA and she d. ~ 1814 Jasper Co GA leaving many descendants—then 1816 Henry Moseley remarried in Jasper Co GA to Priscilla Ward born 1773 in MD, dtr of reportedly Irish immigrants Solomon Ward and Mary Benson. Priscilla Ward also left many descendants, mostly via her 4 Nov 1792 GA marriage to Daniel Hay Zachry or Zachary

I tried to improve our views at
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=REG&d...
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and
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&d...
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MY QUERY FINALLY!:
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My only high priority query is: do you know more than my latter above web page--
about Henry Moseley’s father in law John Jones possibly 1791 taxed in Pruett District, Wilkes Co GA????
Previously John Jones reportedly 1790 taxed in Chatham CO NC and Surry Co NC.
DO ANY DOCUMENTS CONFIRM OR AMPLIFY ANY OF THESE ASSERTIONS, OR TELL ANYTHING ABOUT WIFE/WIVES OF JOHN JONES??

~~Thanks for any hints, Warren Forsythe - genealogy172 (at) fairpoint.net
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Surnames for query:
Moseley Mosley Mosely Ward Benson Jones Zachry Zachary Hay Turner Hester

William Cowan & Elvira Walker m 1820 Putnam Co

dlechRMB — 2012-08-22 14:53:04Z

Searching for information on William A. Cowan (b. abt 1787 SC) who married Elvira Walker (b. abt 1805 GA) in Putnam Co. GA on 23 Mar 1820. After leaving Putnam Co they lived in Jones Co. GA, later in Twiggs Co. GA, and died in Pulaski Co. GA.
William A. Cowan had a brother named Joseph. The children of William & Elvira Cowan are Jeptha Vining(b 1821), Mary C.(b 1822), John W.(b 1825), Joseph M.(b 1828), Martha A.(b 1830), James A.(b 1832), Elizabeth(b 1834), George W.(b 1836), Thomas J.(b 1838), Rebecca E.(b 1839), William A.(b 1841), Caroline S.(b 1842), and Susan S.(b 1845).