Wilkinson - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Malachi Butler

tommyandjodie — 2009-11-04 21:16:00Z

I am a descendant of Malachi Butler but I can't seem to find anything on him either. I do know that Amanda Butler Stuckey is buried at Pleasant Plains Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, along with Allison Malachi Butler (1845-1907). If I find anything I'll let you know.

Re: Morgan,Parker

hugh1402 — 2009-10-25 16:27:49Z

John T. stated in his civil war pen. app. that he was born in Wilkinson county in 1828. He moved to Ware county (sometimes Clinch county because of slight boundary changes or enumerator error.) He enlisted at Waynesboro which is right up the road from Ware and was living in Millwood, Ware county at the time he filed his pen. app. Thank you for your interest.

Hugh Morgan

Re: Ramah Church Cemetery/George W. Anderson/need grave photo

Matthewsplace1 — 2009-10-24 13:45:22Z

Thank you, Mike, that is the same conclusion I arrived at. It would be strange for him to be buried so far away, but I am simply searching the area. I appreciate your comments and I will go back to the Wayne county area.

Thank you so much.

Re: Morgan,Parker

Bernicewright97 — 2009-10-24 10:55:25Z

What county was John T Morgan living in when he filed his application for a Civil War Pension?
Bernice

Re: Ramah Church Cemetery/George W. Anderson/need grave photo

mtstormmyke — 2009-10-24 03:01:59Z

There is no listing for the person you are searching for in Wilkinson Co. at Ramah cemetery. There is a listing for this same person on the Ga. Archives website under the death certificates category. He died in Wayne Co. Ga. Ramah is listed as the cemetery of his burial. When looking at the Wayne Co. Genweb website there is no Ramah Cemetery listed. That doesn't mean there isn't one, but the Genweb sites are pretty accurate.

Mike

Ramah Church Cemetery/George W. Anderson/need grave photo

Matthewsplace1 — 2009-10-23 21:42:04Z

I need a photo of the headstone of George W. Anderson, born 22 Apr 1877, died 30 Dec 1923 and is buried in Ramah. I would appreciate this act very much as I am unable to get to Wilkinson County at this time. Thank you.

Morgan,Parker

hugh1402 — 2009-10-03 17:35:23Z

My gr-gr-grand father John T. Morgan,CSA, was born in Wilkinson County in 1828 according to his civil war pension application. The 1840 Wilkinson census lists 4 Morgans; Edward A.,James,Jas, and Thos Morgan one of which is likely to be the father of John T. Edward A. and Jas, have a males whose ages match and Thos has one male with a close enough match.

I suspect that John T. married Elizabeth ? whom I suspect is the daughter of Hiram Parker, Twiggs 1840 census.

Seeking information linking John T. to his father a Morgan of Wilkinson and the Hiram Parkers of Twigg. I hit a brickwall on John T.

Hugh Morgan

Burial Site of Tarpley & McRaeny / McRaney

fieldssearch — 2009-09-26 19:17:15Z

Where are Edward Jones Tarpley (1816-1866), his wife Ann McRaney Tarpley (1822-1897) and her parents Norman McRaeny (1790-) Catherine McRaney (1790-) buried? When did the older McRaneys die? Tarpley willed his 60 acre farm near Toomsboro to Ann - are they all buried in a family plot there? I cannot find them in the excellent online cemetery listings for Wilkinson County.

Norman McRaeny went a long way - he was born on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. He was a surveyor, and teacher in Irwinton.
Thank you.

Sorry wrong Elder posted to David Smith

rkn789 — 2009-09-26 15:20:58Z

The elder in the previous post was Elder Jackson N Nobles., *CSA. He preach many years at Cool Springs Primitive Baptist Church and is buried there with other member of his family. I hope I can attach the correct one this time

Where is Hatfield Hill area in Wilkinson County., Georgiia

rkn789 — 2009-09-26 15:11:43Z

Elder David Smith (13 May 1794-- 12 July 1883) had a plantation in this area. He died 12 July 1883 and a Great-grandson of his named Robert Smith stated he was buried there. This is his obituary which I found in Historical Newspapers. (Macon, Ga.) I quote: Union and Recorder, Milledgeville., Georgia, 24 July 1883., Front page last column on right, Wilkinson, From the Southerner, Davy Smith, age 90 years, oldest man in county, died 12 July.
This obituary does not state where or when he was buried. Elder David Smith is remembered as a founding Elder of the Cool Spring Church Of Christ (now Primitive Baptist). I have attached a picture Of Elder David Smith sent to me by his great grandson Robert Smith.

Re: John V. Allen (1891-1982)

mjfrogge — 2009-09-05 15:06:31Z

I found an that Vinson S. & Rebecca Jeanes had an 18 year-old daughter in 1880. The other children in the house were sons. Unless there was another daughter no longer at home, then that would make John V. Allen's mother's name Loisa born around 1862. I will search down that road. . .

Re: John V. Allen (1891-1982)

cecil_fountain — 2009-09-05 14:29:19Z

I'm still looking for his father, his mother was a Jeanes, I have not found her name yet but her father & mother were Vinson S. Jeanes & Rebecca...I think the middle name of John Vinson Allen came from his grandfather on his mothers side of the family....I'm still looking

John V. Allen (1891-1982)

mjfrogge — 2009-09-04 19:12:27Z

I'm trying to find out the parents of John V. (Vinson or Vincent) Allen born in 1891 in Baldwin County, but lived most of his life in Wilkinson County. He was in Wilkinson by 1930 and died in 1982.

He was married to Dollie Dovie, and children were Alton, Lynwood, James, Grady, Bernard, Robert, Ethel, Mildred, & Katherine.

Its the 2009 Howell Reunion***** Cool Springs Primitive Baptist Church., Twiggs Co., Georgia

rkn789 — 2009-09-03 15:42:23Z

Classification: Query
Surnames: HOWELL, Lamb, Lee, Carden, Sanders, Fowler and many more connections to HOWELL family
It's the 2009 HOWELL Reunion

Date: Sunday September 13, 2009

Place: Cool Springs Primitive Baptist Church., Twiggs Co.
3220 Cool Springs Road {near} Danville., Georgia

Time: Fellowship begins at 11:00AM - Serving time 1245
(Allowing time for those attending church to join us)

***** Bring Dishes to share Tea etc*****
Bring old family memorabilla or pictures you want to share
Notify your family members or anyone you think may be interested.
We are looking forward to seeing you'''

Questions? Email Howell.Reunion @gmail.com
Or call Connie 478-962-3916

Re: William Mackey - PS

bergbock — 2009-08-29 14:37:36Z

P.S.

And Edmond E. Etheredge, the son of Amelia "Milly" Mackey, names his daughter Hopy Etheredge, so a third generation not counting the original "Hopy"... she must have been an impressive woman, that first Hopy, for families to keep naming her descendants generation by generation after her. Compelling.

Re: William Mackey

tcjack — 2009-08-29 13:58:16Z

Robert Jr. and Meret had a sister named Sarah who is my ggg grandmother on the Jackson side. She married Joseph Absolem "App" Jackson. Has anyone ever seen anything on where she was buried cause I can find her or App?

Re: William Mackey

bergbock — 2009-08-29 04:17:38Z

Hello. I am doing some research along this line for a friend of mine. I expect you already knew that the sister of Amelia Mackey (who married Robert Etheredge, Jr.) was Hopy Mackey, who married Meret Etheredge, Robert's brother. Robert and Amelia name one of their daughters Hopy Mackey. Your etymology of "Hopy" as Creek is helpful and tantalizing. Thank you.

Re: People of Wilkinson County., Georgia. "I Need You Help"

sandraf93 — 2009-08-28 17:07:31Z

I wish I could help, but please let me know when you publish, as I would like a copy of your book.

Sandra Horne Farmer

People of Wilkinson County., Georgia. "I Need You Help"

rkn789 — 2009-08-26 15:35:58Z

I along with other are in the final stages of publishing the History of the Cool Springs Primitive Baptist Church.
We need some information Please Read and Reply.
Where is Eli Sears buried in Wilkinson County. He was born 1821 in Wilkinson County., Georgia and died 28 Jun 1857 in Wilkinson County., Georgia. He married 3 Jan 1843 in Wilkinson County., Georgia. He married Winifred Davidson who was born 1820 Wilkinson County., Georgia. She died 1859 in Wilkinson County., Georgia. Eli Sears and his father Timothy Sears were both active in the early Church History. Eli was Clerk of Cool Springs Church.***** Where are they buried?****** Ive look into the Sears and Davidson Family Histories but know place of burial was given. Please email Bob Nobles bnobles@windstream. net or William "Jim" Carroll at williamcarrollj@bellsouth.net.
And my thanks to everyone who has helped us discovering our past. Bob Nobles

Re: Elizabeth Wynn Land Grant of 1810

WCullars — 2009-06-02 09:36:53Z

Before Wilkinson, they were from Wilkes! Look back into wilkes County, please.

Re: Elizabeth Wynn Land Grant of 1810

WCullars — 2009-06-02 01:22:17Z

Look back at Wilkes County please.

Re: WYNNE FAMILY

CathySweeney99 — 2009-07-25 21:47:18Z

Do you have any Burtons,Tillis in your family?

Evans

violapat — 2009-06-07 11:56:52Z

I have been researching my main line EVANS for many years in Twiggs County. All my dead ends are in Twiggs. I know that they married into the Crosby and VANN families. Haven't posted here in a long time and I noticed some new people so I thought I would try again. Also some of my Evans moved into Bibb County around the 1890's and later into Jones County.
ESPECIALLY interested in the family of David and Obediah Evans on the 1850 and 1860 census. Rufus Evans was my ggrandfather. I am probably related to every EVANS in Twiggs County and Jones County.

Passmore and Davis/Potts families

landa_1 — 2009-07-10 16:28:58Z

I am looking for information about the following people: Henry Davis and Nancy Potts parents of James Davis.
Martha Carolyn Passmore wife of James Davis.
Alexander Passmore and Patsy Sikes(?)parents of Martha Carolyn Passmore.

I know that Alexander Passmore was one of the first settlers in the Wilkinson county. I understand that he was married several times, so I am not sure if Patsy Sikes was Martha's mother. (I've seen somewhere that he had as many as seven wives but I suspect some of the marriages were his son's and not his).

I'd be happy to share the small amount of information that I have about the aforementioned people.

Johns in Wilkinson Co. GA early 1900

gpjohnsjr — 2009-07-09 20:37:40Z

I am posting here, hoping anyone could help me find some information.
I have been doing some research for my husband's Johns side of the family.
His grandfather was born in Wilkinson Co., along with his brother and sister. I have pieced together some of the information but most of it is assumption, piecing information together from different sources.
This is what I've found and pieced together... if this is incorrect please let me know. Thank you

I am almost positive that Archie T. Johns, and Ophelia are my husband's great grandparents, I just haven't found anything specific.

Information regarding Archie T. Johns, born about 1869.
Parents were Phoebe S. Johns, and William L. Johns.
I have found him on the 1900 US Census residing in Wilkinson Co. with his parents and siblings.

In the 1910 Census he is listed as Head of household, Ophelia Johns (alternate name: Othelia Johns) is
listed as his wife. At this time, his father William L. Johns is widowed
and residing with him and his younger brother Emmy Johns lives with them as well.
On this census he has a son listed as Barth age 2.

I couldn't find him on the 1920 Census, but I did found Ophelia Johns (listed with alternate names: Oplelia C Johns and Ophelie I Johns)
listed as head of household and widowed. Residing with her are Bartow L. Johns,
Annie P. Johns, and Perry T. Johns (My husband's grandfather) (born 05 june 1910). After this point I can not find any other information about Ophelia(born abt. 1887), Bartow(born abt 1908) or Annie(born abt 1913). All the census (1900 thru 1920 ) list them as living in Wilkinson Co.

Read somewhere Archie T. Johns married Carrie Patterson. In the 1900 census it list the Johns neighboring family as the Patterson's, and they had a daughter named
Carrie O. Patterson born about 1887. I haven't found any other information about Carrie Patterson.
Could Carrie and Ophelia be the same person?

We visited the Nunn-Wheeler Cemetery, and found W.L. Johns and several members of his family buried on one lot there.
Found a grave (on same lot as W.L. johns family) for A.T. Johns no date of birth or death. Could this be Archie T. Johns?
Also as you walk in the cemetery Before you get to A.T. Johns grave there is a grave for an Ophlia Johns no date of birth or death either.
Both graves have been marked with small white tiles, and they look alike. The next lot has Susan V. Patterson's (born 06 aug 1857) grave,
(Carrie Patterson's mothers name was Susan V. Patterson (born abt 1858 according to 1900 census), then on the next lot is where A.T. Johns is buried.

My husband's father said he used to go with his father to Milledgeville when he was a child, to visit his uncle Bartow.
I do have an old picture of Perry (husband's grandfather) with Annie and Bartow in front of a store. Store sign reads B.L. Johns Supermarket.
I can not find any information or records about the store.

I also have an old picture of my husband's grandfather (Perry) and his brother (Bartow) when they were babies, being held by a man. We have no name for the man. All we know is my husband's father said that was his grandfather. The photo looks like it may have been done professionally, since it is about a 5x7 size, and is glued to a cardboard frame.

Any information that anyone may have and is willing to share please let me know.
gpjohnsjr@yahoo.com
Thank you so much
GJohns

Lewis Family

waiteconnection — 2009-06-09 06:32:28Z

I am seeking information on the parents and siblings of Jesse Lewis b- ca 1810 in Georgia. He married Lucy (?) and raised his family in Alabama. He died in Mobile County Alabama after 1880. I know this isn't much information to go on but I have hit a wall on this line of my family. Any information will be greatly appreciated.

Ancestors of John Taylor Lord, son Thomas, grandson Thomas S.

galek311 — 2009-08-19 03:39:47Z

Looking for the ancestors of John Taylor Lord. He was born in abt. 1767 or so and died in 1840 in Jackson County, Ga (which is up the Oconee River from Toomsboro). His descendents were in Jackson and Oconee Counties. I'd like to know if there's a link between my line and the Wilkinson County Lords.

Re: kemp and murphey?

Bernicewright97 — 2009-06-20 11:50:43Z

1900 Laurens Cty Ga; Hampton Mill; dist 61
259 261 Kemp, Morgan, Mar 1861 39, married 13 yrs
Amanda wife, Feb 1858 42; 6 births 4 living
Sallie Dau, Nov 1887, 12
Lizzie, dau April 1889 10
William son, July 1891 8

1910 Wilkinson Cty Ga; High Hill; dist 123
38 38 Kemp, Morgan 43, married 23 yrs
Mandie, wife 53; 3 births 3 births 3 living
Lizzie, dau 20
William son 18
39 39 Murphy, Henry 30, married 7 rs
Sallie, wife 22 4 births 4 living
Effie, dau 6
thomas W, son 4
Emma, dau 2
Millard Guy son 1/12

1920 Wilkinson Cty Ga; High Hill
62 66 Hyland H Murphy 45
Sarah Murphy 32
Effie Murphy 16
Thomas Murphy 14
Emmie Murphy 12
Robert Murphy 9
Theordore Murphy 6
George Murphy 3 11/12
Melton Murphy 3/12

64 68 Kemp, Morgan 62
Mandy, wife 63
Will, son 27, widow

go to www.georgiagenealogy.org/wilkinson
if you do search for Murphy, you'll find several of the family buried at Red Level Cem #2.

Bernice

1930 Wilkinson Cty Ga; High Hill; dist 11
17 18 Kemp, W. Morgan 65,first married at age 24
Mancy L, wife 75, first married at age 34
William F, son 35, wd. first married at age 24

18 19 Murphy, Hilary H, 53, first married at age 25
Sarah, wife 42, first married at age 15
Emma L, dau 21
George F, son 14
John M, son 11
Jewell M, dau 5 8/12
Patrich H, son 3 3/12

Lindsay/Holcombe

MNalley46 — 2009-08-27 18:00:40Z

I am researching any information regarding Chaney M. Lindsay, b. 1803 SC, Lucy, b abt 1803, SC, Rose Ann E.(Rosanna) Holcombe(granddaughter) I know that Chaney owned a store and mill on the Oconee River. He lost everything to the Union soldiers during Shermans march. That he filed a claim with the Southern Claims Commission and was refused. I am looking for death dates, locations of burials and Rose Ann's marriage. Our local library does not have a lot of Wilkinson information. So I am at a sticking place. Rose Ann's brother Warren L. is my great grandfather. When his father Elijah S. returned from the war he moved with him to Gwinnett Cty. We find no record of Rose Ann moving. Any information would be much appreciated.

Duncan's in Jackson Family Cemetery

sissiebear — 2009-06-22 21:36:29Z

I was wondering if there is a connection between the Duncan family & the Jackson family.

Duncan's buried in the cemetery:
William Peyton Duncan, 1st May 21, 1859 Nov 16, 1932 *Son of my fifth great-uncle & aunt John E. & Lucinda WYNN Duncan.
Mary Lelia Rawlins Duncan Mar 7, 1868 Sep 28, 1934
Sallie Lou Duncan Apr 16, 1887 Aug 11, 1887
Infant son of W. P. & M. L. Duncan Jul 5, 1890
Esther Duncan Sep 21, 1893 Aug 15, 1894
John Willie Duncan Jul 6, 1888 Feb 16, 1896
Robert Emit Duncan Jul 26, 1900 Mar 18, 1908
Naomi Duncan Cason Jul 29, 1891 Feb 25, 1918
Richard D. Cason Feb 25, 1918 Apr 30, 1930
Levi Richardson Cason, Jr. Aug 7, 1891 Aug 1975
George W. Duncan Feb 22, 1898 Apr 26, 1939
James A. Duncan Jul 5, 1930 Jan 1, 1932
Infant of G. W. & B. L. Duncan Mar 19, 1932
Bessie Grace Law Duncan Jan 20, 1906 May 31, 1979

Thank You,
Lena

Re: Nathan Jackson & William Jackson

sissiebear — 2009-06-21 15:10:21Z

Thank you, I will look into this.

Lena

Nathan Jackson & William Jackson

sissiebear — 2009-06-20 13:40:40Z

I am researching the family of Nathan Jackson who died in 1829, was married to Lydia & had one known son, James Jackson. My questions are:
1. Who were Nathan's other children? His will mentions children but only names James for he was named as the executor.
2. William Jackson whom I believed died in 1831, is there a connection between him & Nathan?
3. Elizabeth Pittman who married Nathan's son James, who were her parents?

Thank You,
Lena

Re: Elizabeth Wynn Land Grant of 1810

sissiebear — 2009-06-02 01:36:30Z

Please excuse me but I do not know what you mean since the land grant was for a section of land in Wilkinson County that is now part of Twiggs County?

As contributed by Gervaise Wynn Perdue:
Elizabeth Wynn, Widow 24th District Wilkinson County GA

By his Excellency David B. Mitchell, Governor and commander in chief of the army and navy of this state and of the militia thereof.

By act passed by General Assembly of this state on 26 June 1806 for distribution of land in counties of Wilkinson and Baldwin, I have given and granted unto

Elizabeth Wynn, widow of Forth's District, Burke Co, her heirs and assigns forever.... 202.5 acres lying in 24th District, Wilkinson County known in plan of said district by Number Land Lot 575. [today Twiggs County]

16 July 1810
Governer D.B. Mitchell

Sincerely,
Lena

Elizabeth Wynn Land Grant of 1810

sissiebear — 2009-06-01 20:11:15Z

There is a land grant dated 16 July 1810 to Elizabeth Wynn widow of twenty-fourth district Wilkinson County.

Is this Elizabeth ECHOLS Wynn widow of William Wynn Sr., parents of William Wynn Jr. who married Susannah 'Susan' Hinson? If so, who are the William Wynn Sr.'s & Jr.'s who appear in Wilkinson County, Georgia census records?

Thank You,
Lena

Re: COLLINS

selenamay871 — 2009-07-28 13:51:31Z

I met a man in the Laurens County Library that is looking for information on this family.He is looking for a marriage record for Eldridge Collins.email me at selenamay87@yahoo.com

Re: kemps, fosters in wilkinson county

sjoyner79 — 2009-06-26 01:11:42Z

i know that joseph franklin kemp and his wife, Jane Horne Kemp are both buried at Buckhorne Cemetery in Laurens co, GA.
Does anyone have their dates or kids names?
Does anyone know who jane hornes parents were?

Re: Red Level Cemetary

sjoyner79 — 2009-06-24 18:41:54Z

sallie's dad was
William morgan kemp also from wilkinson co, ga.
her mom was amanda l manning still trying to find them, was hoping if i could find sallie, it may help.

Re: Red Level Cemetary

sjoyner79 — 2009-06-21 21:12:35Z

hi,
does anyone know if the Sarah Murphy(1883-1952) that is buried Red Level Cem. in Wilkinson co, GA.
I am looking for a Sallie Kemp that married a Murphey man. Her parents were Morgan and Amanda Kemp.
sometimes i see her name as sallie and other times as sara. I hope someone can help.

Re: Red Level Cemetary

sjoyner79 — 2009-06-23 19:41:53Z

I saw that on the friends of cems site. But i dont know if that Sarah is actually my Sally.
I have spoke to some people that knew her, and said that they never heard her called sarah.

kemp and murphey?

sjoyner79 — 2009-06-17 19:59:51Z

I am looking for family info on
Sallie Kemp, her parents were morgan and amanda kemp.
her husband was a Murphy. They lived in Wilkinson CO, GA.
Sallie and the Murphy man had several children. I would like to know if anyone knows where they are buried or their children. Any info would be great though.
Sallie was born in the 1880s

Re: Duncan's in Jackson Family Cemetery

halbet1 — 2009-06-23 15:38:15Z

You need to read all of Joseph Maddox information and search all census records.
I do not have documentation of this but this is what I believe to be true.
Sarah(sallie) A. Jackson, dau of James and Elizabeth in this cemetery, married, according to Maddox, John D. Rawlins.
If you will check the older dates on this family group, you will see that she,Sarah Jackson, married him and one of her daughters married a Duncan.
I have no primary info on this family. Perhaps someone else can help you more.I know they are closely related because of family members mentioning their names, etc. NO one ever thought to tell us younger ones why someone was called "cousin' because they were parts of their daily lives.
betty in ga

Re: Lewis Family

gwendowney — 2009-06-09 17:18:14Z

check out this on genealogy message boards:

http://genforum.genealogy.com/lewis/messages/6950.html

Re: Red Level Cemetary

mtstormmyke — 2009-06-23 18:09:31Z

Go to www.friendsofcems.org/wilkinson

find Red Level Cemetery #2 and click

Person #3 is a Sarah J Murphy

Mike

Re: "FOUNTAIN, ROZIER, ROZAR, GREEN" families of Wilkinson County

grandmar43 — 2009-06-20 02:48:40Z

I am also researching the Fountain Family of Georgia. This is all i know as of now. I just started. My grandmother was born in 1920 to James Fountain aka Jim and Mary Swain.
James had a brother named William who married Mary Swain
before James married her. If this sounds familier please contact me at: grandmar43@yahoo.com. Any information will
be appreciated.

Thank You,
Robin

Re: Andrew Iverson Carter

sandracarter849 — 2009-06-17 00:11:25Z

What time period do you have on Andrew carter,& names of wife & children?sandy

Re: Red Level Cemetary

sandracarter849 — 2009-06-24 18:11:23Z

What was her father's first name,& where was he born?Do you have any dates for him?

Re: McCullar and Lavender Family

akennedy5296 — 2009-05-11 15:37:32Z

Hi - Donna ,

I've been trying to get with you for a while now. If you could please contact me at akennedy@coastalnow.net . We come from the same line and I wanted to ask you a few questions and share some pics with you. Thanks Angi McCullar Kennedy

Re: Elizabeth Wynn Land Grant of 1810

mknight171 — 2009-08-08 19:49:08Z

The Elizabeth Wynne referred to in the land grant was the widowed wife of Peter Wynne, b. abt. 1736 in Virginia, d. 5 Oct 1797 in Burke County, Georgia. Elizabeth was a fortunate drawer in the 1807 Georgia Land Lottery and received Lot 275 in the 24th district of Wilkinson County. I believe that she died in Burke County before she was awarded the lot. The lottery drawings were held between 10 August 1807 and 23 Sep 1807. She died on 5 Sep 1807 in Burke County. I believe that the lot went to her children although I don't have any information regarding them ever having moved to or done anything with the lot.

This Elizabeth is certainly not the Elizabeth Echols that married William Wynne, Sr. and the mother of William (Billy) Wynne, who married Susan Hinson and lived in Wilkinson County. William and Elizabeth Echols Wynne are my 3rd great-grandparents and I would be happy to share any information about them or the other Wynnes of Burke County and those that migrated to Wilkinson County.

Re: Nathan Jackson & William Jackson

tcjack — 2009-06-21 14:41:00Z

Those are Elizabeth's parents not Nathan's. Don't have anything on Nathan.

Re: Nathan Jackson & William Jackson

tcjack — 2009-06-21 14:39:04Z

Here's what I gleaned off another tree at ancestry.com.

Children: Lucy, Nancy, Nathan, James, Caroline
Parents: Jesse Pittman 12/8/1769-1836 and Jincie Garrett 1769-?

Related to William: I don't think he was his son but probably related as a cousin, etc.