Wilkes - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Captain John Milner

JudyMilner24 — 2009-11-14 15:06:20Z

Thanks so much. Your reply is wonderful and timing is fine with me. I do ancestry stuff in spurts and always get excited about new finds. My husband and I want to visit these graves ourselves and hope with the info you gave we can complete this journey.

Re: Captain John Milner

EugeniaMilnerHenry — 2009-11-13 02:36:18Z

Sorry that due to family illnesses it has been months since I've been available to post reply.
Attached is photo of John Milner husband of Elizabeth Godwin grave. It is located on a cattle farm owned by the Bridges family in Oglethorpe County GA. Milner Brook runs just to the east of the family cemetery which is enclosed in a chain link fence. It is out of sight of the road and you need permission from the current owner to go to the cemetery. I do not have phone number but Homer Cooper carried me to the grave in 2005. Photos attached.

J.J. Harman

Gerald_Hodge — 2009-11-11 17:46:47Z

Ladies and Gentlemen,

I am looking for information on James J. Harman.

A man by the name of J.J. Harman was in the 1850 Federal Census for Wilkes County.

A James J. Harman appears in the 1870 Federal Census for Thomas county as a Dry Goods Merchant.

I suspect it is the same person; the ages match up, the daugther's name and age match up, and his occupation is as a merchant.

I suspect he lived in Catoosa County for a short time in late 1860, after the census was taken, to about 1862 and was in the war from a company there. He did not appear in the 1860 Federal Census for Catoosa County.

He nor a widow filed for a Georgia Confederate Soldier's or Widow's Pension.

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Respectfully,

Gerald D. Hodge, Jr.
Chesapeake, Virginia

Re: William Kelley, Jr. 1755-1791

tolleyd2002 — 2009-11-08 07:58:21Z

Hope you get this. William and Hannah Walker Kelly/Kelley were my ancestors also. Our old fam. members said she was Indian, prob. Creek. I think her son William was in Bladen Co. NC,then in Early Co. Ga approx. 1817. His son,Samuel Seaborne/Sebron Kelly/Kelley was my gggrandfather. My gdad, James Pitts, started researching our Native Amer. ancestry in the 1950's when the gov. started remunerations in the south AL and NW Florida area.After he died, I continued his research and have found intermarriage with the Moore family probably in Early Co. I am particularly interested in Wm. H Kelly/Kelley in Coweta Co. who petitioned for lottery land for orphans of William Killey(spelled with the letter i instead of e) through their father's Rev. War service.
I would love to communicate with you further.
Donna

Re: Spratlin, Appling, Callaway in Wilkes Co.

jimmie1sprat — 2009-10-28 15:19:31Z

my husband grandfather was malvern hill spratlin, his father was henry enoch spratlin married to MARY CALLAWAY. this line goes back to jesse spratli8n born in 1700's. If you have any info or picture to copy please let me know . Pleas email me at jimmie 1sprat@aol.com. best regards jcs

Re: Hackney Family

kcbray — 2009-10-17 21:09:12Z

There are several James Finley's on the DAR website. However I believe the one you would be interested in is James Finley bor ca 1760 d Wilkes Co served with E. Clark. One other is James Finley b Ireland 1739 and I believe served in PA

Re: Hackney Family

dottielynnromine — 2009-10-17 20:06:00Z

Thank you! I do have this information. This is why I think she might have been a Finley. I was looking for additional information before I begin searching the Finley's; namely Isabella and James Finley as her parents. Elizabeth states on the 1880 census that her parents were born in Ireland.

Thank you for your help.

Re: Hackney Family

kcbray — 2009-10-15 14:01:08Z

LYLE, JAMES dec'd. Jas. and John Finley, admrs. Warrant of sppromt Nov 1, 1830. Writ of dower to Elizabeth Lyle wid of Jas., Mar 3, 1831 in 294 acres on Little river as set forth in a certain deed from Isabel Finley, admx and Samuel Finley, admr of Jas. Finley. decd. Dec 13, 1824
From: Early Records of Georgia Wilkes County Vol ll Pg 252. Maybe this will help.

Re: Hackney Family

dottielynnromine — 2009-10-14 17:04:54Z

Dot,
I'm searching for the mother of Margaret Lyle who married John O Hackney. I believe Margaret is the sister of my
4g-grandfather, James Lyle b. 1828 d.1864 in civil war. He is buried on family land. Their mother was Elizabeth Lyle(b.circa 1800) who lived into the 1880's. In the 1880 census she is living with John and Margaret's daughter, Emilene and Emilene's husband, A.C. McKenny and is listed as 86 yrs old.

Do you know if Elizabeth Lyle was a Finley? I cannot find where she was buried either. Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks, Dottie

Re: Article of Agreement - 1792

lblynn — 2009-10-14 02:14:29Z

MARY LULA BURNLEY 6, RICHMOND TERRELL 5, STEPHEN GARLAND 4, HENRY 3, ISRAEL 2, JOHN 1

Mary Lula Burnley was born August 6, 1879, married Will Brewer and died September 18, 1979 (or 1978). Their children were:
(1) Inez Brewer who married (Unk) CAWOOD
(2) Terrell Brewer

George Pierce born 1790

leecash — 2009-10-13 22:23:26Z

looking for George Pierce born between 1790-1800. was married to Matilda Harris born 6/30/1797 in Perry Co. Ms. would like to know how long George lived in Ms. and where and with who? Would like to know George's Birthday.
Thanks Lee

Blair/McCarty in GA 1700-1850

pstrause — 2009-10-12 17:49:20Z

I am a direct descendant of Ann Blair, daughter of Hugh Blair Jr. and Mary (Polly) Lee aand granddaughter of Hugh Blair Sr and Jemimah McCarty.

Jemimah was the daughter of Daniel McCarty of Lincoln County (formally Tryon) and Granville Counties, NC. He had a brother Cornelius who owned land near Daniel in NC, SC. Daniel married Agness (???). Among their children was my 5th great grandmother Jemimah. Their family owned property in Granville County and Lincoln County(formerly Tryon) In NC. Land was sold between Daniel and a Johnston whose son Samuel eventually married Daniel’s daughter Olley (Olive)

Evidently Daniel’s brother Cornelius left for South Carolina before Daniel did because he transferred some land to Daniel and Hugh Blair. Blair married Daniel’s daughter Jemimah and moved to SC and eventually GA with Daniel . His sons Daniel Jr. John & Jacob moved also as did most of his daughters.

There was a Cornelius recorded in Lincoln County NC as head of a household of 3 males of 16 years or older, 1 male under 16 and 3 females. Since we know Daniel and his older brother Cornelius was in SC or GA by that time. I wonder if this might be the father of the two brothers. I do not know anything about his wife and children. I believe the Cornelius from Mecklenburg (formerly Tryon) County NC who married Jemima Bell and move eventually to KY and Ohio are members of the McCarthy family from Stafford County VA. I do not believe that he was because his marriage date was in the 1820’s. and he went west while my McCarty’s migrated southwards.
I believe Cornelius, the eldest son of Daniel who was the heir in law of Cornelius’ of SC estate and married in GA. I still haven’t worked that out yet.

One fact I have discovered is that there were two families (one was named Goforth)involved with the McCarty’s in Tryon and/or Granville County who can be connected in Bucks County PA with a Cornelius McCarty. I’m not sure about this but perhaps it is worth investigating.

I am hopeful that someone may have some data that might open a few doors to my McCarty/Blair Family.

Thanks.

Phil Strause

Re: Rhodes/Smith Family

SuzanneAmmons55 — 2009-10-12 14:52:06Z

Hi Judy,

Are you still interested in the report on Benjamins and Celia Redden Rhodes? I'll need your e-mail and you can message me at swammons@charter.net.

Suzanne Walton Ammons

Re: Job Huguley family d. 1815

shilohdream — 2009-10-03 21:33:52Z

i guess not. His ancestors was a slave of Job Huguley and came around years later. George Ezekial Huguley was through that bloodline. (His grandfather)

Re: Hackney Family & Lyle Family Wilkes 1800's

dottielynnromine — 2009-09-29 04:48:47Z

My ggggrandfather was James Lyle, sister to Margaret Lyle who married John O. Hackney. James was born 24 Feb 1828 to Elizabeth and James Lyle (Sr). James Lyle (Sr.) died around 1830 and left Elizabeth a widow for more than 50 years. I am looking for Elizabeth's maiden name. She states on the 1880 census that her parents were born in Ireland. It also shows that Elizabeth Lyle is raising her Hackney grandaughters on the 1880 census. Any information on James Lyle (Sr)'s parents will be helpful as well.

Thank you, Dottie

Re: Stephen Evans

bheevans — 2009-09-28 21:53:04Z

Do you know any more about the parents of Stephen Evans? I have traced a William Evans to Burke County, GA and Batte Evans to Edgefield County, SC. They are both grandchildren of "Trading" John Evans. There are several Stephen Evans in this family. "Trading" John Evans had a brother named Stephen Evans. Stephen Evans named one of his sons Stephen Evans. Also, "Trading" John Evans named one of his sons Stephen Evans. All of these Stephen Evans' lived in Virginia in the 1700's.

This is not my direct line but I am trying to expand my information on the Evans line. Also, I have a ton of relatives who lived in Georgia in the 1800's on my mothers side.

Re: EVANS

bheevans — 2009-09-28 21:34:25Z

Do you have any further information on the Stephen Evans Jr. whom you stated was born in 1741 in Virginia. I have traced some of the descendants of a "Trading" John Evans to Edgefield County, SC and Burke County, Georgia. There are several Stephen Evans's in the family. The same names run through the family for several generations. I have six Stephen Evans's in about two or three generations. John Evans had a brother named Stephen Evans. One of his sons was named Stephen Evans. Stephen Evans Sr. had a brother named Robert. The two Evans in SC and Georgia are sons of Robert. John Evans had son named Stephen. Therefore, there are several generations of Stephen Evans' in my family tree. They were all born in Virginia.

Re: WILLIAM EVANS, REV WAR SOLDIER, D. WILKES CO., GA.

bheevans — 2009-09-28 21:03:28Z

What do you know about the parents of William Evans Sr. of Caroline County, Virginia? I have traced a William Evans to Burke County, Georgia. He lived there around 1814. He signed a deposition about his grandfather, "Trading" John Evans. My William Evans probably moved from Viginia to Edgefield County, South Carolina. By 1814, he had moved to Burke County, Georgia. I do not know his wife's name. I do have a real estate item from Edgefield County, SC which I believe has his wife's name but I cannot find it now. I feel that my William Evans was the son of Robert Evans. Robert Evans was born around 1701 in Virginia. I do not have any date of births of the children of Robert Evans which would include my William Evans. If my thinking is correct, one of William Evans's brothers would be Batte Evans of Edgefield County, SC. The dates are confusing. In the deposition, William Evans talks about "Trading" John Evans as if he knew him personally. "Trading" John Evans died around 1713. The dates do not make sense.

One thing I might mention to you about the use of Senior and Junior. The head of my local genealogy library warned me about the use of Junior and Senior in the 1700's. They were used differently from what they would be used today. In the 1700's, senior and junior were just used to identify the difference between two people with the same name. They did not need to father and son. They could be uncle and nephew. I have only found one or two other people who seem to remember this. Also, there was no such thing as a William Evans III at that time. I think this is one problem in who one of my relatives married. There were three Robert Hicks. I think when the first Robert Hicks died, his son became Robert Hick Sr. Many people do not know wheither Winifred Evans married Robert Hick Sr. or Jr. I think this practice is the reason for the comfusion.

What do you think or know?

Brian Evans

Re: Joseph WHEATLEY

SuzanneAmmons55 — 2009-09-28 16:31:59Z

Thank you and yes I would like to have copies of the original deeds of Gibson Collins. My e-mail address is swammons@charter.net.
Thanks again and sorry it took so long to get back with you.

Re: Rhodes/Smith Family

SuzanneAmmons55 — 2009-08-24 13:53:32Z

Hi Judy,

Please e-mail me swammons@charter.net and I will send you a report on Benjamin Rhodes and Celia Redden Rhodes line. It would be too long to post here.

SWA

Re: Rhodes/Smith Family

SuzanneAmmons55 — 2009-08-16 12:39:44Z

Hi, Yes it has been a while. I don't have that Mary Rhodes in my files. I do see the marriage record for her and Wylie Martin, but I don't know which Rhodes line she belongs to. I have most of the Benjamin Rhodes and Celia Redden Rhodes line in my files. I would be happy to share them with you, if you would like. swammons@charter.net

Lord family

galek311 — 2009-08-19 02:35:33Z

Looking for descendents of William (Lord Plantation) Lord and his brother, John Lord. Both are buried in the Lord Cemetery. I'm also trying to find the ancestors of John Taylor Lord b. abt. 1767, d. 1840 Jackson Co., GA.

I'm wondering if there's a connection between Toomsboro Lord's and the Lords of Jackson/Oconee Counties, GA.

Re: Joseph WHEATLEY

FrancesJohnson9962 — 2009-08-26 23:30:23Z

Unfortunately, I don't have any more information on the ancestry of Joseph but I do have copies of some original deeds of Gibson Collins if you'd like to have them.

Frances Johnson

Re: NEED LIST OF ECHOLS FAMILYS WHO OWNED LAND IN 1790'S IN WILKES CO GA

hbutterworth2003 — 2009-08-28 20:46:57Z

Oops sorry, It was Edward Echols not John and the date was 4 Feb, 1831, will annexed.

Re: NEED LIST OF ECHOLS FAMILYS WHO OWNED LAND IN 1790'S IN WILKES CO GA

hbutterworth2003 — 2009-08-28 18:45:21Z

Hi Ross, I'm sorry but I don't have that book. I only have the deed book and the "Early Georgia Wills" book. In that book this is all I was able to find on Edward Echols.

Edward Echols, dec., Van Allen Echols, adm. Feb 4,181, will annexed. Paid Alfred Carowth, Distributee, by will Nathan Echols, decd. p. 120-22.

This may be the other Edward you refered to since it mentions Nathan.

I have Echols in my family line also but no Edward Echols. I wish you luck on you research....God Bless!

Re: NEED LIST OF ECHOLS FAMILYS WHO OWNED LAND IN 1790'S IN WILKES CO GA

hbutterworth2003 — 2009-08-28 17:12:20Z

Here are the namesof Echols that show up in the Deed Book A-W 1784-1806.

Edward, Elijah, James, Jane, John, Joseph, Mary, Milner, Nathan, Ob, Peggy, Rebecah, Reuben, Robert.

Edward Echols(Eckles)was married to Jane. Nathan & Elijah were his sons. In 17 Oct. 1791 he is leaving land to his two sons. 23 Sept. 1791 he is selling land to Richard Anderson and Harris Coleman. 29 Apr, 1793 Edward buys land from Jacob Carter, on Log Branch of Beaverdam Creek, 200 acres.
Joseph was married to Mary. In 1 Feb, 1790 they sell land to Uriah Owen 240 acres. It appears that Joseph was a J.P. where he is witness to land being sold 20 May, 1803. Rueben and Milner Echols are also mention as witnesses in the same deed.

I have the deed book and can do look ups for you if you like. I hope this helps. You can e-mail me at cwcritters@sbcglobal.net.

Good luck in you research.

LAMAR AND DAVIS FAMILIES IN WILKES AND COLUMBIA COUNTIES

KLUDDITE — 2009-08-20 23:45:26Z

I am searching for two families who are linked and who migrated to Georgia: Clementius Davis (b. abt. 1700 in Maryland), who married Mary Lamar (b. 1718, Maryland; d. 1815, Columbia County, Georgia) and Hardy Davis, whom I believe is descended from Clementius and Mary (b. 1796, North Carolina; d. about 1850, Georgia)and who married Rebecca Osborn (sister of Elizabeth "Lizzie" Lamar)of North Carolina.

ALSO, James Lamar, my fifth great-grandfather(b. 1716, Prince Georges County, Maryland; d. 1787, Wilkes County), who received a land grant for his service in the Revolutionary War.

Information on any of these relatives would be most appreciated.

~Karolyn

Re: Willliam Freeman in Wilkes co Ga in the 1790's.

RossSmith53 — 2009-07-16 21:50:15Z

Hello
thanks for the reply. Have you seen the name Eckles or Echols in association with the Freemans in your researech? Thanks,Ross

Re: NEED LIST OF ECHOLS FAMILYS WHO OWNED LAND IN 1790'S IN WILKES CO GA

RossSmith53 — 2009-08-28 17:42:21Z

Thanks for the information. I found in the index of Wilkes co Ga. wills Edward Ecols/Eckles lited in 1779. I went to the Gagenweb site and it listed the wills in will book DD which covered the years 1779 to I believe 1794. It listed Edward Echols,Eckles on page 72 but the wills listed on the Gagenweb site stopped at page 50 for some reason. Maybe the pages after page 50 have been lost. I don't know. You had listed a deed for Edward Echols/Eckles for 1790. I don't know if this was the same Edward Echols/Eckles since he made his will out in 1779 but maybe he just made the will out in 1779 and was still living in 1790 or maybe it was a different Edward Echols/Eckles. Would you by any chance have the Wilkes co Ga will book DD? I know there was an Edward Eckles married to a Jane who died in 1829 in Wilkes co ga. that would have been a different perosn. thanks,Ross

Re: NEED LIST OF ECHOLS FAMILYS WHO OWNED LAND IN 1790'S IN WILKES CO GA

RossSmith53 — 2009-08-28 20:29:37Z

Hi
Thanks so much for the onfo. I do have one question. You listed John Echols died and left a will witnessed by Van Allen Echols Feb 4 181. You forgot one digit in the date. Would you mind resending? Thanks, Ross

Re: 1790 reconstruced Wilkes co Ga census

RossSmith53 — 2009-09-07 22:12:40Z

Hi
Thanks so much for the reply. This is an incredible website. Thanks, Ross

Re: 1790 reconstruced Wilkes co Ga census

ClayGullatt — 2009-09-07 16:06:24Z

This is Keith Giddeon's website. You can contact him by clicking on either Webmaster or Feedback link at the top of the page.

Clay

Re: 1790 reconstruced Wilkes co Ga census

ClayGullatt — 2009-09-15 19:16:37Z

Google: giddeon.com

Then click on Wilkes County, Georgia Genealogy and History

I did look for Todd and Bentley on the 1791 Tax List and found Jesse Bentley but no Todd.

On the 1820 Census and the 1824 Tax List is Gabriel Todd and a Patience Todd.

Clay

Re: 1790 reconstruced Wilkes co Ga census

ClayGullatt — 2009-09-05 20:21:38Z

That should be

www.giddeon.com/wilkes/index2.shtml

Re: 1790 reconstruced Wilkes co Ga census

ClayGullatt — 2009-09-05 20:19:40Z

The 1791 Tax List is at

www.giddeon.com/wilkes/index2.shmtl

There is a host of other info too.

Clay

Re: Rhodes/Smith Family

jtknight13 — 2009-08-14 02:36:58Z

I know it has been a while since you posted this on rootsweb but I have just come across it. My gggrandmother is Mary Rhodes and I have been told that her parents or grandparents were Benjamin Rhodes and Celia Redden Rhodes. I would love to have any info you have on the Rhodes family. I don't have any info on Mary Rhodes other than she married Wylie Martin Mar 15, 1821 in Wilkes Co.

Re: Rhodes/Smith Family

jtknight13 — 2009-08-16 15:03:33Z

Thank you so much for replying. I would love to have that info. I was told by someone else that Benjamin and Celia were either Mary Rhodes Martin's parents or grandparents but have not been able to verify. Any info you have would be greatly appreciated as I have hit a huge brick wall with Wiley and Mary in their early years and after 1870. I did find her in the 1880 census living with a daughter but am not sure where she and Wiley died and were buried and do not have all of their children. Thank you again.

Judy

Re: Willliam Freeman in Wilkes co Ga in the 1790's.

LADYFAWN — 2009-07-19 22:24:40Z

SORRY BUT I DO NOT FIND ANY ECKLES OR ECHOLS IN MY FREEMAN LINE. GOOD LUCK ON YOUR SEARCH.

Re: Willliam Freeman in Wilkes co Ga in the 1790's.

LADYFAWN — 2009-07-16 18:43:30Z

I HAVE WILLIAM FREEMAN BORN 1751 IN GOOCHLAND, VIRGINIA AND DIED 5TH., MARCH 1796 IN WILKES COUNTY, GA. ON 18TH.,JUNE 1777 IN FAUQUIER, VA. HE MARRIED SARAH (SALLY) SETTLE (BORN 1765 IN VIRGINIA, D 17 MAY 1852 IN WILKES COUNTY GA. MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER WAS A FREEMAN FROM THIS LINE.

Rowland Williams & Family Information

kinseeker125 — 2009-08-30 23:22:04Z

Rowland Williams Family Information

Gen 1 Rowland Williams (unproven) – b. ca. 1750; d. 1817, Wilkes Co., GA married to Jane (Unknown)

Gen 2 Nathan Williams – b. ca. 1773, VA; d. Mar. 1836, Butts Co., GA married to Lucy Ann Echols

Gen 3 Clinton Addison Williams – b. 4 July 1806, Greene Co., GA; d. 26 Aug. 1892, Pinckneyville, GA married to Mary Ann Clower

Gen 4 Milton Anthony Williams – b. 26 Mar. 1844, Meriwether Co., GA; d. 19 July 1926, Clay Co., GA married to Mary Ann Carmichael

Gen 5 Daniel M. Williams, Sr. – b. 8 May 1893, Clay Co., AL; d. 31 Dec. 1987, Snellville, GA

Several descendants of this family have done DNA testing and are in Williams DNA Group 8. The group has a Williams DNA blog which includes this family as well as many of the ancestors of the participants in Group 8. The furthest back ancestor of DNA group 8 is Charles Williams who died in 1692 in Charles City County, Virginia.

The blog address is: http://williamseekers.blogspot.com

The Williams DNA web site is an extensive and informative site containing many Williams lines, it also has great information about DNA testing. The Williams DNA project now includes over 700 members, making it one of the largest. The address is:
http://williams.genealogy.fm/index.php

For more information please reply to this message.

Thanks,

kin_skr at yahoo dot com

Surnames: Williams, Echols, Clower, Carmichael

Re: 1790 reconstruced Wilkes co Ga census

frinkkwith — 2009-09-15 18:36:30Z

I keep getting an error page, help, would like to see web site of 1791 Tax list, searching for Sarah Bentley married to unknown Todd, lived in or around Wilkes in 1790's, Sarah born in Wilkes, I think...kathy

Re: Quaker Jacksons

tcjack — 2009-07-19 14:02:14Z

Still looking for descendent of these Jacksons with a yDNA profile. I am a I1a or I1 under the change that seems strong possibility of coming from this group. If you are a descendent of the PA>NC Quakers and have yDNA results please reply or email me at tcjack@aol.com.

Re: Rhodes/Smith Family

TerriSaturday99 — 2009-08-15 14:32:02Z

Hi, I was looking into my tree and must say I don't have your Mary listed. I don't have all the Rhodes family connections in my tree so a name maybe missing. Terri

Re: 1790 reconstruced Wilkes co Ga census

rsmith6670 — 2009-09-06 11:58:38Z

Thanks for the info. I have seen that site before. Do you have any idea who maintains the site? It has some great info. Is it part of Gagenweb? Thanks,Ross

Need will look up for 1779

rsmith6670 — 2009-09-18 00:49:23Z

There was a will listed for Edward Eckles in 1779 in Wilkes co Ga will book index for 1779 in will book DDD on page 72 but I can not find will book DDD. Would anyone have Wilkes co Ga Will book DDD and be able to look at page 72 and tell me who Edward Eckles's wife was and who his children was? Thanks

Re: Where was Hardens Creek located in Wilkes co Ga in the 1790's

rsmith6670 — 2009-09-18 00:27:36Z

Hi Jerry
Some time ago you had sent me a topo map showing where Hardens Creek was in Wilkes co ga anow Taliaferro co Ga. My ancestor George Ray owned land on Sandy Run off Hardens Creek which was in Wilkes co Ga in the 1790's but is now in Taliaferro co Ga. IF you have time would you please send me the same topo map showing where Sandy Run is or was located? Thanks,Ross

Re: 1790 reconstruced Wilkes co Ga census

rsmith6670 — 2009-09-16 03:34:27Z

Hi
Was the 1790 reconstructed census based on the 1790 or the 1791 Wilkes co Ga tax list? Do you know if there is one for Oglethorpe co Ga and Elbert co Ga also? Thanks, Ross

1790 reconstruced Wilkes co Ga census

rsmith6670 — 2009-09-04 16:04:16Z

I have read that there is a reconstructed census for Wilkes co Ga based on the 1790 tax list, Could someone tell me how to find this list. I am looking for anyone named Eckles or Echols. Thanks,Ross

Re: NEED LIST OF ECHOLS FAMILYS WHO OWNED LAND IN 1790'S IN WILKES CO GA

rsmith6670 — 2009-08-27 12:25:43Z

Would you know who the Edward Eckles was that died in 1779 in Wilkes co Ga. He apparently left a will. Thanks

Need will lookup for 1779

rsmith6670 — 2009-08-27 12:23:22Z

There is an Edward Eckles listed in the 1779 Wilkes co Ga will book. Would anyone have the will book that could tell me the name of his wife and children? Thanks,Ross