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CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY
BY THE
CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
P. O. BOX s76
CARROLLTON. GEORGIA 301 17
VOLUME XV SPRING 1995 NUI\4BER ONE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Presidenfs Letter.....
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Officers and Committees.. ........... 2
Homestead Records, Carrol lCounty. 1888-1896 3
The Lone StarGuards... ...
The World, [,Iy Neighbors and Me ffhe Garrison Family) " " "' " ' ' 15
Comments and Corrections
Georgia Confederate Pensions (Supplement ll) """" ' ...... 17
The Upshaw-Jordon Family . .
Items of Genealogical lnterest, CarrollCounty rlmes 1879
Focus of Research ........
Quenes ....-..................
Pedigree Charts . ......
CCGS Members
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The Ca.roll County Genealogical Society, Carroll County Georgia, membership dues
are $15 0O per pe;son or fan]ily, on a calendar basis (January through December)' Life
memberships aie not available This publication is included at no extra cost in the
,"rO.rtnib 0u"., *ith one copy per family. Extra copies are available for $4 00 each'
forr"i i.iu"" of tn" Ouarterly are available at the prices shown on the back page of
this issue. These are ordered from the Canoll County Genealogical Society' P O'Box
sZO, Carrottton, GA 30117. Queries are publlshed free formernbers of.the Society;
cnarge" toi qr.rles for non-members are $5 o0 for up to 1oo words' This Society does
noi ,-r.ur" i""pontibility for errors in fact or opinion which may appear in articles
fu;nished by its member;. We will gladly correct any errors brought to our attention'
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Dear Friends
January, 1995
As we begin our New Year, we send greetings to each of you for a healthy and
happy 1995. And, much successful research
Kathy Brock, Vice-President and Program Chairman, arranged very interesting
programs for our meetings last year, and has already lined uD more for the future.
Dr. Gene Sneary, Workshop Chairman, has again obtained Marilyn Morton for
Saturday, May 6. Please see the enclosed flier for details. Ms. l\.,lorton presented such
a delightful, informative seminar last year that there were requests to continue her
discussions. lf you were with us in '94, you'll want to be back in '95 And il you weren't,
you will want to take advantage of this second opportunity to hear l\rs. Morton.
Our special thanks to each of you who has sent in material for the Quarterly.
with members'participation. this publication will continue to bring knowledge and
satisfaclion to each of us Be a part of this; send your family histories and research in.
We are interested. Queries for members are free, but there is a $5.00 charge for nonmembers.
Please limit queries to 100 words or less
Some important reminders. Dues were payable in January - 515 00 per
individual or family. For the purchase of any Society publications, please see the last
page of this Quarterly.
See you at the Workshop on i,4ay 6.
Sincerely,
Jean H. Kytle, President
President
V;ce-President
THE CARROLL COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
1995 OFFICERS AND CCMMIfiEES
Record,ng Secretary
Corresponding Secretary . ....
Jean H. K!4le
Kathy Brock
Barbara lragie
Mary Florence Word
Quarterly Editor
Library Coordinator . .. ...... .
Proq.am Coordr^ator ...
Finance Committee Chairman.... . . ... . ..
Membership Committee Charrman.......
TeleDhone Committee Chairman
Special Prolects Com.']'ttee Chairman . .....
WorkshoO Commitiee Chairman ......
Shirley Gardner
Betiy devane
Kathy Brock
Ruth McNinch
Helen Foster
Marcia l\rccahee
Gene Sneary

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HOMESTEAD RECORDS, CARROLL COUNTY
(Continued from the Winter 1994 Quarterly)
Scott lrcclure, wife Nett Mcolure, and 4 minor children, to wit Nora l\rcclure aged
I yrs, Buddy l\,Icclure aged 6 yrs, Mercer l\rcclure aged 4 yrs, & Annie Mcclure aged
1 yr. By said Nett Mcclure, her said husband, Scott Mcclure, being confined in jail,
and therefore failing to file his schedule. 18 Feb 1888 (her mark).
James M. Johnson, wife Mollie Johnson. 28 June 1888 (his mark)
Thomas W. Shadix, his wife E. J. Shadix, & 5 minor children, to wit: G. W. Shadix age
13years, R. lvl. Shadix age I years, J. H ShadixageT years, A. c. Shadix age
5 years, & L. B. Shadix age one year. I Oct 1888.
J. G. Williams (farmer), his wife N. A. Williams, & 2 minor children, to wit: Lela Virgania
Williams age 3 years, and James R. Williams, age one month. 22 Oct'1888 (his
mark).
C. N. Griffis, his wife Arena Griffis, & 1 minor child, Dura Lee Griffis, aged one year.
29 Oct 1888 (his mark)
John T. Tant, his wife Lonie Tant, & 1 minor child, Farish Tant aged two years. 31 Oct
1888
M. D. Johnson (farmer), his wife [r. F. Johnson, & 3 minor children, to wit: Edgar
Johnson aged 18 years, Wilburn Johnson aged 15 years, & AIex Johnson aged
6 months. 10 Nov 1888.
Joseph N Nixon (farmer) his wife Mary E Nixon, & 3 minor children, to wit: Martin L.
Nixon aged 10 years, Eva T. Nixon aged 7 years, & Emma J. Nixon aged 4 years.
21 Nov 1888.
Alfred Moore, his wife Laney Moore, & 6 minor chi,dren, to wit: John l\roore aged 16,
Fannie Moore aged 13, Jim Moore aged 11, l\rollie Moore aged 6, Samuel l,4oore age
4 years, Allice Moore age 2 years. 11 Dec'1888.
J. D. Campbell (farmer), his wife S. F. Campbell, & I mrnor children, to witt S. C.
Campbell age 17 yrs, E. Campbell age 15 yrs, C. A. Campbell age 13 yrs, Dovie
Campbell age 12 yrs, Nancy Campbell age 11 yrs, Frances age I yrs, J. D. Campbell
age 6 yrs, Nittie age 5 yrc, & SamuelCampbell aged 1 yr. 12 Dec 1888.
H. D. Whorton, his wife S. E. Who.ton, & 1 minor child, R. L. Whorton aged 16 years.
21 Dec 1888.
J. T. Akin (farmer), his wife Sarah A Akin. 31 Dec 1888
W' T. Chappell (farmer), his wife Mary J Chappell, & 1 minor child, J. J. Chappell aged
15 years. By said Mary J Chappell, her said husband, W. T. Chappell, refusing to file
his schedule. 4 Jan 1889
Jerry Ainsley (farmer), his wife Francis Ainsley. 7 Jan 1889.
Ann Wells, & 1 minorchild, Mathew Wel,s, aged 13 years. Said Ann Wells is living in a
state of permanent separation from her husband, Howard Wells. 8 Jan 1889 (her
mark).
C. A. Hines (farmer), his wife Merrie Hines, & 1 minor child, Cad Hines aged eleven
months. 5 l\,4ar 1889.
H. H. Nelms, his wife Eliza Nelms, & 6 minor children, to wit: Emma J Nelms aged
16 yrs, J. T. Nelms aged 't4 yrs, T T Nelms aged 12 yrs, M. L. Nelms aged I yrs,
Almon Nelms aged 6 yrs, & l\rary L. Nelms aged 2 yrs. By said Eliza Nelms, her said
husband, H. H. Nelms refusing to file his schedule. 23 Mar 1889 (her mark).
Wiley Johnson, his wife Lula Johnson, & 2 minor children, to wit: Ella Johnson two
years old, and George Johnson five months old. 17 Oct 1889.

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Homestead Records, Canoll County, Contd.
W. M. lrassey, his wife Mollie M. Massey, & 3 minor chjldren, to wit: Wm. C. Massey,
Jas. W. Massey, & Claud P. lvlassey, all under sixteen years of age. 29 Nov 1889 (his
mark).
G. G. Crook (blacksmith & c€rpenter), his wife M. E. Crook, & 4 minor children, to wit:
A. C. Crook 16 years of age, LL A. Crook aged 15 years, M. E. Crook aged 9 years, &
Medie Crook aged 3 yrs. By said M. E. Crook, her said husband, G. G. Crook,
refusing to file his schedule. IDec'1889
J. M. Toney (farmer & blacksmith), his wife l\r. R. Toney. 9 Jun 1890.
Luke Bowles (farmer), his wife Haniet Bowles, & 8 minor children, to wrt: Webster,
Scilla, Noah, lda, lsaiah, Cornelius, Lizzie, and Pearl Roberts, aged 18, 17, 15,'12.10,
8, 6, and 2 years respectively, children of Haniet Roberts by her fo.mer husband.
15July 1890(his mark). [See 13 Nov'189'1. This was evidently corected.]
Robert F. Sewell (farmer), his wife M. J. Sewell, & 7 minor children, to wit: Wanen
Sewell aged 16 yrs, Willie Sewell age 15, Fletcher Sewell age 13, l\rary Sewell age
11, Walter Sewell age 10, Otis L. Sewell age 7, Hanison age 3 yrs, and an infant
aged 3 months. 2 Oct 1890.
R. E. Atkinson (farmer), his wife R. L Atkinson, & 6 minor children, to wit: W. J.
Atkinson aged 11 yrs, F. A. Atkinson aged 9 yrs, James Atkinson aged 6 yrs, E. L.
Atkinson aged 3 yrs, I L. Atkinson aged 2 yrs, and an infant boy, 4 mos. old, not
named. 17 Nov 1890.
F. M. Strickland (famer), his wife M. A. Strickland, & 5 minor children, to wit: J. G.
Strickland age i8 yrs, N. N. Strickland age 14 yrs, J. Strickland age 10 yrs. J. L
Strickland age 7 yrs. 4 Dec 1890.
John R. O'Keith (painter), his wife Louvenia O'Keith, & 5 minor children, to wit: Jennice
age '13 yrs, Henry 11 yrs, Mary 9 yrs, Ann 5 yrs, and Katie O'Keith age 3 yrs. 24 Dec
1890 (his mark).
H. K. Akins, his wife J. H. Akins, & 8 minor children, to witr Chas. H. Akins age 15 yrs,
J. [r. Akins age 13 yrs, E. H. Akins age 10 yrs, R. N. Akins age 6 yrs, R. B Akinsage
5yrs, L ld. Akins age 4 yrs, T B Akins age 3 yrs, & l\ryrtie Akins age 1 yr 13 Jan
1891.
G. W. Thornton (farmeo, his wife M. E. Thornton, & 9 minor children, to wit: J. H.
Thomton age 16 yrs, lvl. L. Thornton age '14 yrs, Wm Thornton age 12 yrs, Arthur age
10 yrs, Jesse age 8 yrs, Floyd age 6 yrs, Ephraim age 4 yrs, Warner age 3 yrs, &
Vamy() age 8 mos. 9 Oct 1891 (his mark).
J. H. Layton (farmer), his wife Lucy Layton, & 1 minor child, Ollie Layton aged
I months. 2'1 Oct 189'1.
J. W. Key (carpenter), his wife N. A. Key, & 4 minor children, io wit: Madison L. Key
aged I yrs, Mathew L. Key aged 6 yrs, Nancy P. Key aged 3 yrs, & Florence E. aged
5 mos. 5 Nov 1891.
Luke Bowls (farmer), his wife Harriet Bowls, & 7 minor children, to wit: Webster
Robison age 19 yrs, Nora Robison age 15 yrs, lda Robison age 13 yrs, lsaiah Robison
age '11 yrs, Comelius Robison age 8 yrs, Elizabeth Robison age 6 yrs, & Pearl
Robison age 4 yrs, all children of his wife Haniet Robison by a former husband.
13 Nov 1891 (his mark). [See 15 Jul 1890. This is evidently a correction.]
Robert L. Bridges, his wife Emerine Bridges, & 1 minor child, Olivia Bridges, aged
18 yrs. 14 Nov 1891.

Homestead Records, Canoll County, Cont'd.
E. [,L Noles Jr. (c€rpenter & farmer), his wife Cynthia D. Noles, & 5 minor children, to
wit: Looney A. aged 16 yrs, i,,lelissa J. Noles aged 7 yrs, Roberl E. Noles age 6 yrs,
Cynthia A. Noles aged 2 yrs, & James R. Noles aged 4 mos. 16Nov'1891.
L. J. Sudduth, his wife F. L. Sudduth, & 4 minor children, to wit: George Sudduth aged
14 yrs, Thos. Sudduth aged 13 yrs, Nancy Sudduth aged 11 yrs, & Rosa Sudduth age
6 yrs. 23 Nov'1891 (his mark).
H H Johnson (farmer), his wife Mary Johnson, & 2 minor children, to wit: l\rattie
Johnson aged 14 yrs, & P. G. Johnson aged 13 yrs. 24 Nov 1891.
W. [r. Bryce, his wife Elizabeth Bryce, & 2 minor children, to wit Peariie Bryce aged
3 yrs, & Virgil L. Bryce aged 3 months. 27 Nov 1891 (his mark).
David Wright (farmer), his wife Mary Wright, & 6 minor chi,dren, to wit: Pleasant Wright
age 18 yrs, D. F. Wright age 14 yrs, lrarion Wright age 12 yrs, Samuel Wright age
10 yrs, Dosia Wright age 8 yrs, & Tommy Wright age I mos. 27 Nov 1891 (his mark).
W. H. Monis (farmer), his wife T. J. Monis, & 6 minor children, to wit: N E. iilonis aged
13 yrs, Laura Monis aged 12 yrs, S. R. [,tonis aged 6 yrs, L E. l\ronis aged 5 yrs, T. J.
Monis aged 4 yrs, & Rosa L. lronis aged 2 yrs. 3 Dec 1891
Joseph H. Copeland, his wife Samantha Copeland, & 8 minor children, to wit J. R.
Copeland age 16 yrs, M. L. Copeland age 14 yrs, Gussie Copeland age 12 yrs, Mattie
Copeland age 1 1, Silus Copeland age 7 yrs, [r. R. Copeland age 4 yrs, Joe Copeland
age 3 yrs, Nancy Copeland age 8 mos. 8 Dec 189'1 (his ma*).
T. L. C. Lovett (farmer), his wife Julia Lovett, & 1 minor chlld, l\risouri Lovett aged 9 yrs.
12 Jan 1892 [Conected on 2 Oct 1893 ]
M. J. Hutchins, his 2 sisters, to wit: lilaggie Hill & Adeline Hutchins, &2 nephews, to
wit: Henry & Tommie Hutchins. 22 Jan 1892.
G. F. Knight (farmer), his wife Mattie Knight, & 2 minor children, to wit: Luther Knight &
Thomas Knight. 21 Mat 1892.
J. S. Bridges (farmer), his wife Cornelia L. Bridges, & 2 minor children, to wit: Earnest
Clifford Bridges & Lela May Bridges. 10 Oct 1892 (his ma.k)
Gus Trammell, his wife Lily Trammell, & 6 minor children, tg wit: Gus Trammell, 10yrs
old, Barfield Trammell 7 yrs old, Edwin Trammell 6 yrs old, Claud Trammell 4 yrs old,
Cora Trammell 2 yrs old, & an infant 3 mos. old. 12 Oct 1892.
R. lr. Costly (farmer), his wife Susan Costiy, & 4 minor children, to witi Lloyd Costly
aged 18 yrs, Henry Costly aged 15 yrs, Emma Costly aged 7 yrs, & Be(ha Costly
aged 1 yr. 14 Oct 1892 (his mark).
J. S. Wise (farmer), his wife lrary J. Wjse, & 4 minor children, to wit: Canie A. Wise
aged 16 yrs, Jimmary Wise aged 14 yrs, Wm. Wise aged 3 yrs, & Pearl Wise aged
2 yrs. 3 Nov 1892
George Steed (farme0, his wife Elizabeth Steed, & 2 minor children, to wit Frank
Steed aged 18 yrs, & Nancy Steed I yrs old. 4 Nov 1892 (his mark).
C. P. lrcBurnett (farmer), his wife Mattie ircgumett, & 3 minor children, to wit Felix
McBumett aged 6 yrs, William W. lrcBumett aged 3 yrs, & L. G. McBurnett aged 1 yr.
7 Nov 1892 (his mark). [See 16 Nov 1893.]
W. O. Long, his wife ldella Long. 23 Nov 1892 (his mark).
J. B. Whittle, his wife T. J. A. Whittle, & 7 minor children, to wit: L. C. Whittle age
16 yrs, P L. Whittle aged 13 yrs, T W. Whittle age 12 yrs, B. F. Whittle aged I yrs,
lr. E. Whittle aged 7 yrs, W. A. Whittle aged 5 yrs, & L. B. Whittle aged 3 mos.
25 Nov 1892

Homestead Records, Carroll County, Contd.
W. P. Chandler, his wife M. A. Chandler, & 4 minor children, to wit: D' A' Chandler
aged 8 yrs, W. L. Chandler age 6 yrs, lvlattie Chandler age 3 yrs, & Maggie M
Chandler age 3 weeks. 25 Nov 1892.
Antney Hutcheson, his wife Kitty Hutcheson & 3 minor children, to wit: Mary B
Hutcireson aged 18 yrs, Houston Hutcheson aged 17 yrs. & Hesteraged 12 yrs
28 Nov 1892 (his mark).
J. W. Vines (mechanic), his wife Nannie Vines, & 5 minor children, to wit: John T
Vines aged 16yrs, l\4. R. Vines aged 12 yrs, P. M Vines aged 9 yrs' Jennie L Vines
aged 6 yrs, & Willie B. Vines aged 4 mos. I Dec 1892
T. J. Cannon (farmer), his wife F. E. Cannon, & 2 minor children, to wit: Leonora
Cannon aged 16 yrs, & Emma Josephine Cannon aged 14 yrs. By F. E. Cannon, her
said husband failing and refusing to file his schedule l2 Dec 1892 (her mark)
W. H. Rush (fanreo, his wife Martha Ann Rush, & 1 minor child, Samuel Rush, aged
14 yrs. 11 Jan 1893.
J M. Monow. his wife l\radona l\,lorrow, & 3 minor children, to wit: Lizzie Orilia l'Iorrow
aged 3 yrs, Johnie [4orrow aged 2 years. & an infant. not named 28 Feb '1893
f . L. Mariow (farme0, his wife M J. Marlow, & 2 minor children to wit: Horace E
l\,ilarlow aged 5 yrs, & Carl Edward Madow aged 1 yr. 1 Mar 1893.
G. W. Jon;s (farmeo, his wife Dicey Ann Jones, & 5 minor children, to wit: Sallie
Jones, Mollie Jones, Eiizabeth Jones, Robert Jones' & Susie Jooes, aged respectively
18, 16, 15, 12& l0yrs 7 [Iar 1893 (his mark)
T. R. Smith, his wfe Ellen Smith & 4 minor children, to witr Emanuel Smith aged
18 yrs, Molllie Smith aged 15 yrs, Robeft L aged 7. & Alonzo aged 4 yrs T lua' 1893
(his mark).
Lewis Tompkins, his wife Ella Tompkins; & 3 minor children to wit: Fanny Tompkins
aged 5 years, Laura Tompkins aged 3 years, & BuellTompkins aged 5 mos By Ella
Timpkins, her said husband, Lewis Tompkins' failing and refusing to file his schedule'
10 N4ar 1893 (her rnark).
W. J. Richards (farmer), & 6 minor children, to wit: lva N aged '17 years, Oscar G
aged 15 years, Della aged 14 years, Alvin aged 11 years. Claud aged I years. &
Nancy aged 7 yrs 17 [/]ar 1893.
E. F. Mccoy, his wife Lilla lrccoy, & 7 minor children, to wit l]eely aged 16. Sallie
aged 12, james aged 10, Lot aged 8, Newt aged 6. Sarah aged 4, & a baby age 1 yr
Tie said E. F. Mcaoy failing & refusing to apply for this schedule, ['Irs' Lilla NIcCoy in
herown and in behalf of her children . 28 Mar 1893
Turner Lovvett (farmeo his wife Julia Lovvett & 1 minor child, Missouri Lowett aged
I yrs. By said iulia Lovvett her said husband, Tumer Lowett, failing and refusing to
fil; his schedule. 2 Oct 1893 (her mark) [See 12 Jan 1892 This is evidently a
correction l
I T. Williaml, his wife L. H Williams, & 6 minor children, to wit: W. T Williams aged
19 yrs, C. C Willianls aged 17 yrs, H. tvl. Williams aged 14 yrs, I E Williams aged
10 yrs, J. O Williams aged 7 yrs, & N. F Williams aged 4 yrs. 10 Nov 1893
Joh; T. lrwin (farmer), his wife Sarah F. lrwin, & 5 minor children, to wit: James Robert
aged 16 yrs, Joe aged 13 yrs, Luna aged '10 yrs, John aged 7 yrs, & Velva aged 4 yrs
14 Nov 1893.
C. P. McBurnett (farmer), his wife Matiie McBurnett' & 3 minor children, to wit: Felix
lrcBurnett aged 7 yrs, Wm. W lvlcBurnett aged 4 yrs, & L. G. McBurnett aged 2 yrs
'16 Nov 1893 (his mark). [See 7 Nov '1892]

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Homestead Records, Canoll County, Cont'd.
T. J. Kennedy (farmer), his wife Mary Ann Kennedy, & 5 minor children, to wit Sterling
Kennedy aged 20 yrs, John Kennedy aged 17 yrs, Miriam Kennedy aged 15 yrs,
James Kennedy aged 13 yrs, & Samuel agedgyrs.29Nov'1893(hismark).
J. H. Evans (carpenter), his wife L. C. Evans, & I minor children, to wit: Wm. H. age
'19 yrs, Jas. F. age 18 yrs, Mary F. age 16 yrs, ira(ha L. age 12 yrs, John W. age
10 yrs, Thos. H. age 8 yrs, Rob't. N. age 5 yrs, Mattie M. age 3 yrs, Elisha C. age '1 yr.
2 Dec '1893.
D. R. Miller (carpenter), his wife Fannie Miller, & 3 minor children, to wit Mittie Miller
aged 7 yrs, Emogene Miiler aged 5 yrs, & Eamest lriller aged 1 yr. 7 Dec 1893.
Seabom B. Bryant, his wife lrilbry Bryant. 12 Dec '1893.
G. F. Hays (farmer), his wife Emma Viola Hays, & 5 minor children, to witi Nancy E.
Hays aged 16 yrs, Geo. R. Hays aged 14 yrs, Seabom Hays aged 10 yrs, Abbie Rilla
Jane Hays aged 7 yrs, & Ervie() Lee Hays aged 3 yrs.13 Dec 1893 (his mark).
J. J. Winkles Jr. (farmer), his wife Mary F Winkles, & 6 minor children, to wit John T.
Winkles aged 14 yrs, Nancy M Winkles aged 11 yrs, VVm B.() Winkles aged 9 yrs,
Jas. A. Winkles aged 7 yrs, lvary E. Winkles aged 4 yrs, S. V. Winkles aged 1 yr.
15 Dec 1893 (his mark).
B. J. Key (farmer), & 1 minor child, George W. Key. 18Dec1893.
E. L. Tanner (farmer) his wife S. J. Tanner, & 2 minor children, to wit Mary Tanner
age 17 years, & Emma Tanner age 12 years. 6 Feb 1894.
J. R. Vines (blacksmith & woodworker), his wile M F. Vines, & 4 minor children, to wit:
Willie Jane Vines aged 7 yrs, Roxana Vines aged 4 yrs, Robert Franklin Vines aged
2 yrs, & an infant 2 days old. 15 Mar 1894.
B. A. P. Swint (farmer), his wife lvlillie Swint & 1 minor child, Bryant Swint, aged
5 weeks. 16 Mar 1894.
John Head, his wife Martha Head, & 7 minor children, to wit: Jas. L. aged 19 years,
Wm. H. aged 15 years, Viola aged 14 years, Sammie aged 12 yrs, lda B. aged 10 yrs,
Charlae aged 6 yrs, & Lena M. Head aged 3 yrs. By said Martha Head, hersaid
husband, John Head, failing and refusing to file his petition for exemption. 6 June
1894 (her mark).
W W. Walker (shoemaker), his wife Josephine R. Walker, & 4 minor children, to wil:
Lucius Walker aged 15 yrs, Emma Waiker aged 13 yrs, Mollie Walker aged 10 yrs, &
Theotho Walker aged 5 yrs 18Aug 1894.
S. D. White (farmer), his wife Eliza White, & 2 minor children, to witr Walter E. White
aged 18 yrs, & James [r. White aged 15 yrs. 4 Oct 1894 (his mark)
R. H. Adams (farmer), his wife Ella Adams, & 3 minor chi{dren, to witr Pearl Adams
aged 4 yrs, Mary Adams aged 2 yrs, & Lily Adams aged 9 months. 12 Oct 1894.
J [r. Woodruff (farmer), his wife C. A Wood.uff, & 2 minor children, to wit Charles B.
Woodruff aged 8 yrs, & Luther P. Woodruff aged 5 yrs. By his wife, C. A. Woodruff,
her said husband, J. M. Woodruff, failing and refusing to file his schedule. 15Oct
1494.
J. R. Bates (farmeo, his wife [I J. Bates, & 1 minor child, Willjam R. Bates. 26 Oct
1494
Lum Harcrow, his wife Minnie Harcrow, & 2 minor children, to wit: Odessa May
Harcrow aged 3 yrs, & Arthur Harcrow aged '13 months. By said Minnie Harcrow, wife
of said Lum Harcrow, the said Lum Harcrow faaling and refusing to file his schedule.
5 Nov 1894 (her mark).

Homestead Records, Caroll County, Cont'd.
T. G. Kennedy (farmer), his wife Mary Ann Kennedy, & 4 minor children, to wit: John
Kennedy aged 18 yrs, lririam Kennedy aged '16 yrs, James Kennedy aged 14 yrs, &
Samuel Kennedy aged 10yrs. 5 Nov'1894. [See29 Nov 1893]
Thomas Farmer, hjs wife Amanda W. Farmer, & 3 minor chiidren, to wit: Benjamin
Farmer aged 12 yrs, Minnie Lee Farmer aged 11 yrs. & Elizabeth Farmer aged
15 mos. By his said wife, Amanda W. Farmer, her said husband failing to file his
schedule. I Nov 1894 (her mark).
F.A Thompson, his wife M. C. Thompson, & 'l minor child, Georgia Thompson aged
18years. By hissaidwife, M C. Thompson, thesaid F. A. Thompson refusing to file
his schedule. 10 Nov '1894 (her mark).
B. A. Gladney, his wife Canie GIadney, & 4 minor children. to wit: Alma Gladney aged
9 yrs, MaNin Gladney aged 6 yrs, Curtis Gladney aged 3 yrs, & Mattie Gladney aged
7 mos. 10 Nov 1894.
C. C. Sullavan, his wife Willie Belle Sullivan, & 2 minor children to wit: Mary Eva
Sullivan aged 3 yrs. & Lilla Myrl Sullivan aged 1 yr. 10 Nov 1894
W. B. Wood (farmer). his wife Martha Elizabeth Wood, & 2 minor children, to wit:
James Thomas Wood aged 4 yrs & Eva Pearl Wood aged 2 yrs By his said wife,
lvlartha Elizabeth Wood. her said husband. W. B. Wood, being confined in jail, and
unable to file his schedule '12 Nov 1894 (her mark).
W. F. Robinson, his wife S. S. Robinson, & 6 minor children, to wit: Eula aged 15 yrs,
Ralph aged 13 yrs, Lizzie May aged 12 yrs, Bertie aged 10 yrs, Willie aged 5 yrs, &
Clifford aged 2 yrs. 13 Nov 1894.
A. B. King, his wife [,/! E King, & 9 minor children, to wit: Alice aged 15 yrs, Viola aged
13 yrs, Henry aged 11 yrs, Joseph aged I yrs, Victoda aged 7 yrs, David aged 5 yrs,
Monroe aged 3 yrs, Martha 3 yrs Maggie 6 mos 14 Nov 1894.
W. P. Smith, his wife L J Smith, and 1 minor child, Thomas W Smith. By said L J.
Smith, her said husband, W. P. Smith, failing and refusing to file his schedule. 17 Nov
1894.
J. B. Atkinson (farmer), his wife M. E Atkinson, & 2 minor children, to wit: Ovie
Atkinson aqed 3 yrs, & Willie Atkinson aged 1 yr By said M E. Atkinson, her said
husband, J. B. Atkinson, failing and refusing to file his schedule 17 Nov 1894
Ed Beman (farmer), his wife Conie Beman, & 3 minor children, to wit: Sealy Beman
aged 15 yrs, Lollie Beman aged 14 yrs, & Bobbie Beman aged 11 yrs 22Nov1894
(his mark).
l. K. Cook, his wife E. L Cook, & 1 minor child. Henry Griffies Cook, aged 1 year.
26 Nov 1894.
Joel G. Hembree (fameo, his wife Nancy lvl. Hembree, & 3 minor children, to wit: John
Thomas Hembree aged 15 yrs, George Robert Hembree aged I yrs. & Sarah Ann L.
Hembree aged 6 yrs. By said Nancy M. Hembree, her said husband failing to file his
schedule Her said husband, Joel G. Hembree is in feeble health and unable to
support his family, and he and ihe children are dependent on the said Nancy M.
Hembree fora support. 29 Nov 1894 (her mark).
J.T Freeman (carpenter), his wife Lithonia Freeman, & 4 minor children, to wit:
Almarine Freeman aged '17 yrs Homer Freeman aged 7 yrs, Estelle Freeman aged
4 yrs, & lda Freeman aged 2 yrs. 29 Nov 1894 (his mari

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Homestead Records, Carroll County, Cont'd.
W. M. Bearden (farmer). his wife S. E. Bearden, & 8 minor children, to wit: Oscar aged
17 years, Leah aged 15 years, Robert aged 13 yrs, Thomas aged 12 yrs, Ella aged
I yrs, Minnie aged 7 yrs, Mittie aged 7 yrs, & Lyndon aged 2 yrs. By his said wife,
S. E Bearden, her said husband being absent from home and failing to file his
schedule. 3 Dec 1894 (her mark).
Jack Gibson (blacksmith & farmer), his wife Sallie Gibson. & 3 minor children, to wit:
Cora Gibson aged 8 yrs, Frank Gibson aged 3 yrs, & Nathan Gibson aged 1 yr. 5 Dec
1894 (his mark).
S. L. C. Smith, his wife S. E. Smith, & 6 minor children, to wit: George aged 19 yrs,
Sallie E. aged 16 yrs, Viola aged 14 yrs, Clifford aged 7 yrs, Andrew aged 5 yrs, &
ChesterSmith aged 2 yrs. 7 Dec 1894.
A. J. Robinson (farmer), his wife L, F Robinson, & 7 minor children, to wit: Lula aged
18 yrs, James aged 17 yrs, John aged 15 yrs, Arch aged 13 yrs, Jack aged 10 yrs,
lrattie aged14 yrs, Owen aged 4 yrs, & Omie aged 3 months. 7 Dec 1894 (his mark).
J. W. Payton (farmer), his wife M D Payton, & 7 minor children, to vr'it: willie Lee aged
11 yrs, Annie aged 10 yrs, Idella aged 8 yrs, Myrtie aged 7 yrs, Lessie aged 5 yrs,
Lovie aged 2 yrs, & Rufus Alvus aged 1 yr. 7 Dec '1894 (his mark).
J H. Marchman (farmer & blacLsmith), his wife Lizzie N,larchman, & 7 minor children, to
wit: Linnie D. aged 18 yrs, !-49!Fged 15 yrs, Bobbie aged 14 yrs, Sallie aged 12 yrs,
Wiley aged 10 yrs, Katie aged 7 yrs, & Henry aged 5 yrs. 12 Dec 1894.
O. S. Robinson, his wife Ann Robinson, & 2 minor children, to wit: Hugh Robinson age
1 7 years, & Caley Robinson age 1 4 years. 24 Dec 1894.
S. P. Pittman (farmer), his wife Milley Pittman, & 5 minor children, to wit: Arkie Pittman
age 13 yrs, John Pittman age 11 yrs, Flem Pittman age 8 yrs, Clausey Pittman age
6 yrs, & Sophie Pittman age 4 yrs. 17Jan1895.
L. J. Smith, his wife [r. F. Smith, & 4 minor children, to wit] Oliver A. J. Smith age 9 yrs,
Lilly May Smith age 6 yrs, Bessie Lela Smith age 4 yrs, Loyd J. Smith age I months.
18 Jan 1895
P. L. Tomlin (farmer), his wife A. A. Tomlin, & 5 minor children, to wit: Claude Tomlin
age 12 yrs, Annie Tomlin age I yrs, Lee Tomlin age 6 yrs, Echols Tomlin age 4 yrs,
Minnie Tomlin age 2 yrs. By his said wife A. A lomlin, her said husband failing and
refusing to file. 18 Jan 1895.
Mrs E. E. Lrttle (farmer), & 3 minor children, to wit: Willis R. Little age 19 yrs, Charlie
M. Little age 17 yrs, & Derothy E. Little age '13 yrs. 22 Jan 1895.
O. R. Houston (farme.), his wife Mary Houston 1 Feb '1895 (his mark).
J. H. Williams, his wife M L. Williams, & 6 minor children, to wit: Albert Williams age
18 yrs, Ross Williams age .13 yrs, Louis Williams age 1 1 yrs, Beula Witliams age I yrs,
Luthur Williams age 6 yrs, Nora Williams age 1 yr. 25 Feb 1895.
B. F. Camp, his wife Addie M. Camp, & 1 minor child, Eva May age 11 yrs. By A. M.
Camp, her said husband B. F. Camp failing and refusing to file his schedule 13 Mar
1895
R. L. Pope (farmer), his wife Tippie Pope, & 6 minor children, to wit: Mollie Pope age
10 yrs, Curtis Pope age I yrs, Frank Pope age 6 yrs, Lee Pope age 4 yrs, John Pope
age 2 yrs, Will Pope age 1 yr 30 Sep 1895.
Warren Russell col'd (farmer), his wife Lizzie Russell, & 8 minor children, to wit J. M.
age 15 yrs, C. A. age '13 yrs, William age 8 yrs,Mady age 6 yrs, Robt. age 5 yrs,
Susanna age 4 yrs, Ella age 3 yrs, & Kramer Russeli age '1 yr 6 mos. 13 Nov 1895
(his mark).

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Homestead Records, Carroll County, Cont'd.
J. L. Prince (farmer), his wife S. M. Prince, & 3 minor children, to wit: Beula B. Prince
aged 9 yrs, Galey A. Prince age 6 yrs, & Nora L. Prince age 3 yrs. 11lray1895.
Ludie Traylor (farmer & carpenter), a married female, having dependent on her for
support 5 minor children, to wit: Joeaged lTyears,Viola 16yrs, Nora aged'12 yrs,
Cary aged I yrs, & Bobie Traylor age 5 yrs. 1 Jul 1895.
J. R. Wilson (farmer), his wife, J. E. Wilson. 16 Oct 1895
T. J. Dougherty (farmeo, his wife A. E. Dougherty, & 5 minor children, to wit: Ola
Dougherty age 17yrs, Sam Dougherty age 16yrs, HesterA. Dougherty age 10yrs,
Eufala Dougherty age I yrs. Adelia Dougherty age 2 yrs. 21 Oct 1895.
J T. Webster (farmer), his wife M. E. Webster, & 3 minor children, to wit: Etta Webster
age 14 yrs, Robert Webster age 13 yrs, Nora Webster age I yrs. 24 Oct 1895.
J. O Spradlin, his wife Mary Spradlin, & 2 minor children, to witr Willie Spradlin age
6 yrs, & James G. Spradlin age 4 yrs 1 Nov 1895.
E. R. Steed (farmer), his wife T. B Steed, & 7 minor children, to wit: Paul H. age
15 yrs, Hugh A.age 14 yrs, Wm T age12yts, Benj D.agel0yrs,Robt Leeage
7 yrs, Chas. J. age 4 yrs, & John R Steedagelyr6mos.2'1 Nov 1895.
E. C. Braswell (farmer), his wife Lavonia Braswell, & 4 minor children, to wit: Homer
age 10 yrs, Durah age 7 yrs. Roxie age 4 yrs, & Amos Braswell age 1 yr & 6 mos.
21 Nov 1895.
J W. Hollis (farmer), his wife C A. Hollis, & 7 minor children, to wit: J. W. age 15 yrs,
J.N age 14 yrs, J. A. age 11 yrs, M. L. age 9 yrs, J B.ageTyrs,M E age5yrs,
C. L. W.() age 3 yrs, & M. C. Hollis age 1 yr. 22 Nov 1895 (his mark).
J. E. lrarlow (farmer), his wife M M. l/adow, & 4 minor children. to wit J A age
15 yrs, S. L. age 12 yrs, B. B age10yrs,&JennieMarlowageTyrs.25Nov1895
J. M. Mclain (farmer) his wife N E. Mclain, & 4 minor children, to wit: J. H. age
12 yrs, J. A. age 10 yrs, J. V. age 8 yrs & S. B. lrclain age 4 yrs. 30 Nov 1895.
J. B. Atkinson (farmeo, his wife M. E. Atkinson, & 2 minor children to wit: Ovie
Atkinson age 4 yrs, & Willie Atkinson age 2 yrs. 10Dec1895.
Green Vaughan, & 3 minorchildren, to wit: Eliza aged 20 yrs, Milbry aged 18 yrs, &
Sallie Vaughan aged 13 yrs, & an orphan graoddaughter aged 12 years. 13 Jan 1896
(his mark).
Jane Hunt, & 1 minor child, lvlinnie Hunt Said Jane Hunt & husband, King Hunt, have
been living separate & apart for neady 4 years. She is therefore the head of the
family. 30 Jan 1896 (her mark)
J. F. Holland (farmer), his wife M. A. Holland, & 5 minor children, to witr Ora Holland,
Johnie Holland, Sudie Holland Richard Holland, & Bernard Holland 24 Feb 1896 (his
mark).
C. J. Evans, her & her husband being separated, & 6 minor children, to wit: luollie
Evans, Avonna Evans, Lou Smithie Evans Lora Kate Evans, Eulicous Evans,
Marcellus Evans. 30 Jul 1896 (her rnark).
Rush [orReese] Baskin (farmer) hiswife Lela Baskin, &3 minor children, towit: Otis
Baskin age 3 yrs, Lee Baskin age 19 months, & Lemmie Baskin age 5 months. By
said Lela Baskin, her husband failing & rcfusing to file his schedule. '14 Sep 1896.
William Bumett (farmer) his wife Mary Burnett. 15 Sep 1896 (his mark).
J W. lvey (farmer), his wife ir. A. lvey, & 4 minr children, to wit: J T lvey, T L. lvey,
M O tvey. & G. G. lvey. 30 Sep 1896
Mrs. D. A. D. Phillips 10 Oct 1896 (her mark)
(These records wlll be continued in the next Qua.tedy. Abstracted by Shirley Gardner )

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The following article was written by B. L. Aycock, Kountze, TX, and appeared in &9
Confederacv Vetera! of December, 1922. irr. Aycock was the great uncle of Jack Jr.,
Ed, and Joe Aycock, all former residents of Canollton. He, Burwell Lewis Aycock, was
a lawyer in Kountze, Texas, and lived to be 84, having outlived his eleven brothers and
sisters. ln 1904 he came to Carrollton to visit his brother, Joseph Amis Aycock Jr., at
the occasion of the fufieral of another brother, William Carey Aycock, of Moultrie, GA.
The two brothers had no! seen each other in 25 years.
THE LONE STAR GUARDS
This company was the first infantry troops, Confederate, raised at Waco, Tex.,
and left Waco under Capt. Ed Ryan,onJuly2l, 1861, forVirginia. AtMarlin several
Falls County boys joined, among them the w ter, the company reaching Richmond,
September 11, 1861. Thjs was one of thirty companies raiseC an the State destined for
the seat of the war. Each company had one hundred men. They assembled at
Hanisburg and, after three weeks'drilling, were formally enlisted to serve three years,
or "endurin o' de vr'ah."
Gov. Frank Lubbock, as the representative of the then infant Confederacy,
officiated when these companies became a part of the army to be under the afteMards
immortal Lee. We were armed with allsorts ofgunsexceptthe modem (at that time)
arms of war. We entrained on flat cars at Houston for Beaumont, and on the way it
was common to hear the report of guns, as the alligators were plentiful along the
railroad track; so these braves made war on those innocent creatures as their first
exetcise in war
Leaving Beaumont on boat for Sabine Pass, thence up that stream to a place
east of Orange, we landed on the Louisiana side. New Or,eans was the objective, one
rather New lberia -- that distance to walk. This
hundred and sixty miles -
accomplished, we gladly were soon afloat for the city. Here we encamped in a
warehouse to await the rail trip to Richmond Here at New Orleans was the first time I
ever heard "Dixie." Two little ltalian boys with violins played the air that was to be the
war cry, the classic, of the Confederacy and to go down the ages as long as music
attunes the soldie/s step or patrjotism calls to defenders of hearth and home.
A short stay at Knoxville, Tenn., where we saw General Zollicoffer for the first
and last time, as he fell at Fishing Creek early in the war. Then all aboard again for
Richmond, for the first time viewing across the James that historic place, ever dear to
the Confederate heart. Here we were incorporated into Company E, 4th Texas
as a name. We had
Regiment, and the Lone Star Guards became a thing of the past -
a uniform of gray. Captain Ryan, being a melchant of Waco, hadgone before
hostilities to New York and had the buttons of our jackets show in raised letters,
About the first sight we were treated to was the Yankee prisoners confined in
Libby Prison. These fellows were taken atthe Farst Battle of Manassas. Among them
was Congressman W. W. Corcoran, of New York, who. it was said, came out from
Washington in his buggy to see the rebels thrashed. The Corcoran Library was his
contribution to the great things at Washington.
After two months in training camp near Richmond, early in the fall of 1861
(November 20), the brigade was ordered to Join the Army of Northern Virginia, then
facing the Union army at Centerville. lt was given out that an engagement was
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The Lone Star Guards, Contd.
Potomac. We marched a great part of the way, and our position was on the right wing
of the army at Dumfries, some thirty miles down the line from Centerville.
Here we went inlo winter quarters and saw little bui the prosy camp life all that
winter of 1861-62. We were then under Gen. Joe Johnston. ln March (gth)wetookup
march to Yorktown, quite a change of base, where the Federal General Mcclellan
expected to either capture the rebel army cooped up in the peninsula, or compel its
retreat to the Chickahominy River, a stream bent around Richmond, some seven miles
from the Confederate capital.
On May 5, '1862, the retreat of our army from about Yorktown began, and here
the Texas brjgade was given - as the word came to the ranks - the post of honor -
that is to say, the post of danger - to be the rear guard of the army. But, after an all
day's march, as we passed through Williamsburg, another command took our place as
rear guard, and before any sign of pursuit by the enemy as far as we could see.
Several miles after this change, that same evening, the enemy gvertook and attacked
the force left behind, and here the bloody battle of Williamsburg took place. Thus we
escaped, unintentionally, a trial of arms with the enemy. As we were stiil in the
peninsula, we were hunied forward to meet an expected attack at Eltham's Landing,
where the enemy did disembark from his gunboats, and a small engagement took
place. lnstead of cutting off our retreat. they were too late. There I saw the first blood
shed in our brigade. After one day here the Federals betook themselves to their boats,
and our march was continued to the north side of the Chickahominy.
On May 30, our brigade was to "act the part" at the severe battle of Seven
Pines. Where again, after occupying the part of the line of battle assigned to us on and
along the York River Railroad, we were not engaged. All the fighting of this battle of
Seven Pines was a half mile or so to our left. However, here we had a scene. While
we were standing there awaiting orders, President Davis and Postmaster Generai
Reagan rode up in our rear, all unheralded At this juncture a member of our company,
one Fitzhugh, threw up his cap and hollowed: "Hurah for General Reagan!" Whento
the surprise of Fitzhugh, as well as the rest of us, a fusillade of musketry was
discharged by the Yankee troops lying opposite to us on the other side of the railroad.
As the enemy didn't take aim or didn't see us through the thick brush between, it was a
bloodless demonstration, with one exception. At the command for us to lie down, Sam
Chambers, a private at my side, hit the ground so hard that he stuck a stubble in his
chin. I saw him feeling of hischin and looking atthe blood. laskedSamif hewas
wounded, and he had to admit how it occuned. This was all the blood spilled by the
brigade at the battle of Seven Pines.
Returning to our camp, after wading in some deep water, it seemed miles the
way we went, allwas quiet again. Following this, onJune 11,1862,wewereordered
to march, and here began one of General Lee's admirable plans to deceive the enemy.
(General Johnston was disabled in the engagementjust mentioned and was
succeeded bythe immortal Lee.) lsaid orders to marchl We came back to the city and
entrained to the Shenandoah Valey to join Stonewall Jackson, this to make the
Federals believe it was another aim to capture Washington A few days there, and we
took up march back to Richmond by another route than we had come. Jackson was to
come with his army and attack simultaneously with General Lee to drive l\rcclellan out
of the position he held on the Chickahominy. This ruse of General Lee's was an
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The Lone Star Guards, Cont'd.
On our return by this circuitous route, on June 26, 1862, in the aftemoon, we
could hear the booming of cannon, which was the attack from the Richmond side of the
Chickahominy, at what was known as the battle of Mechanicsville, the first of the seven
days' battles. By night we were in the neighborhood, so to speak, of the battle field,
and were ordered to sleep on our arms The night was quiet, but the following day,
after being maneuvered all day, we had retreated to Powhite Creek, the Etream that
turned the wheels of Gaines's mill. Late in the evening the brigade was marching we
did not know where. A cannon ball came crashing through the trees and struck a few
steps ahead of our company with a terrific crash. Word came to us that it took off Jim
Smiley's head. Ihere was no halt at that. Soon we were wading through the mill pond
above the mill. On and uptohighground, where the field officers were in waiting.
Here was the Telegraph Road. On this road our army seemed to be forming for the
assault on the entrenched Federals
We were wheeled to the right and went a short distance, stopped, and were
lined up, as if on dress parade About seven o'clock P.l\rl., facing the west, eight
hundred yards in our front, the battle was and had been raging for hours, our forces
trying to dislodge Fitzjohn Porter from his strongly fortified position, having two or three
lines, one above the other, opposite the Confederate assaulting line.
Through the open field we began the charge to take the place of the line in our
front, to relieve them.
We had orders not to fire a gun, and when we got to our men lying flat on the
ground, I passed by a fellow who looked up, with such an expression of relief
overspreading his tacel Up he iumped and away he retreated I had no time to tum to
see him run.
Right here I fired, I believe, my first shot at a Yank, and in an instant came the
order to fix bayonets. I could see the Yanks begin to leave their lines and run, and this
was the occasion for a rebel yell. On and across the little branchlike creek the Texas
brigade followed the routed enemy By the time I got to where the enemy had been
holding the Confederate line for hours, I was struck down by a ball, a wound in the
head and another in quick succession in my left arm, shattering the bone near the
shoulder. llaywhere lfellforseveral hours. Later a comrade, Billy Dunklin, found me
and aided me to the field hospital in the rear.
When I was hit, the thought came, "l am killed " Then I became unconscious, I
don't know how long, till near when Billy foLrnd me.
This was Thursday night. The surgeon examined my wounds and said: "lf your
armhastocome off, itwill beatthe shoulderjoint. But,"hesaid,"l must go to worse
cases than yours," and departed I remained there without a dressing until Saturday
moming and was then put aboard an army wagon with a number of other wounded and
sent to Richmond, nine miles away overavery rocky road
We arived in Richmond the following l\ronday and were taken to the First
Baptist Church, which had been conveded into a hospital. My iacket was cut off and
the wound dressed
After some days a swelling in my neck below the right ear located the ball that
had knocked me over the week previous, and the surgeon had an easy operation
taking it out. I kept that leaden missile a long time, showing it to friends Wonderful to
tell, it was flat from the contact with my skull I still carry the scars in my neck, as well
as where it entered and glanced down into my neck. The other ball was not taken out
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The Lone Star Guards, Cont'd.
What a wonde. gangrene did not take me off. On our way to Richmond in ihat jolting
wagon, Tom Cunningham, of Company F, overtook the wagon from the same field
hospital, walking to Richmond with a slight wound. A few days afterwa.ds he was a
victim of gangrene and died.
I was furloughed after a few weeks, October, 1862, and went to Marlin, Tex.. my
home, with my arm still in a sling I stayed in Texas untilthe spring of 1863 Although
not recovered from my arm wound, I started back with two or three recruits for our
company. which was now in Virginia. We went by stage from Waco to Shreveport and
through the l\,lississippi bottoms in canoes to Natchez. At Natchez our little band
volunteered to meet a Yankee raid through Mississippi. Ihe citizens expected the
raiders to come, but fortunately the raiders changed their course
From Natchez to Hazlehurst we traveled on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad and
had a glimpse of Grierson's work. The tracks were torn up and depots bumed.
Transportation was fumished us on to Chattanooga, and upon arrival there I went to my
siste/s, ldrs. Pope's, and rcsted, as my arm was still very painful I returned to my
company, encamped near Fredericksburg, in August, but was not well enough to
shoulder a musket, and Colonel Bains appointed me ordnance sergeant The company
had recently returned from Pennsylvania, having fought at Gettysburg. Here I saw my
comrads barefoot after their march into Pennsylvania
While lwas with the 4th serving as ordnance sergeant, our brigade and, in fact,
Longstreet's whole command, was ordered to Georgia, where, on September 19 and
20, the great battle of Chickamauga was fought Our brigade, again in the thickest of
the fight, lost heavily.
I was with my ordnance wagon in the rear while this battle was fought Here
General Hood was wounded the second day, and was brought out by our ordnance
train on a litter I walked up to see him, and his great blue eyes looked up to me as
much as to say, "l know your face." He was our colonel at the organization and with us
in all our marches and engagements mentioned, afterwards being promoted to take
Joe Johnston's place before Atlanta This was the last time I ever saw our beloved
general. The Federal army, defeated, fell back from the Chrckamauga to Chattanooga,
and for a couple of months we stayed there, having Rosecrans cooped up at
Chattanooga.
We next moved to Knoxville East Tennessee, and after some fighting there, we
moved farther up in East Tennessee and went into winier quaders at Morristown. We
built our log cabins and remained quietly there, and in March 1864 came orders for
our relurn to Virginia to rejoin Lee's army of Northern Virginia At this time, I shouldered
a musket again after eighteen months off the finng line
The spring campaign was to open on the Rapidan, where Grant had assembled
his hosts, 120,00C strong for his "On to Richmond."
(This article will be concluded in the next Quarterly.)
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From the local newspaper of 16 Sep 1969:
THE WORLD. MY NEIGHBORS AND ME
by lrvin S. lngram
The distinguished Ganison Famlly of early Carroll County was the subject of a
letter I received this week frgm a native of this county, Dr. James C. Bonner of
Milledgeville who has recently retired from the chairmanship of the history department
at Georgia College there. I want to share this with you just as he wrote it:
Old residents of Carrollton may wonder as I am just what has become of the old
Ganison family cemetery which once lay on the west side of Hay's Mill Road approximately
where the main entrance to the new apartment complex is now being
constructed. Fifty years ago this cemetery contained several markers and coverstones,
one of the former being of ltalian marble. The site today has been completely
obliterated by the bulldozer.
The old Garrison house stood about one hundred yards farther down the road
from the cemetery. James Freeborn Garrison constructed this house before the Civil
War, on the high bluff overlooking Buffalo Creek. Later known as the Will Hay
residence, it was in time remodeled and renovated, but it stood on its originai
foundations. lt is now being demolished. Garrison's wife, Abigail, was the sister of
Thomas Bonner whose house still stands on the campus of West Georgia College
about a quarter of a mile lo the north. The oldest Ganison son, Caleb, moved to Texas
in '1851 where he became a merchant, planter, and lawyer, and represented his county
in the Texas Senate. He was followed to lexas by his father in 1866, and eight years
later by a kinsman, Patterson G. Garrison. Apparently the last of the Garisons to leave
Carroll County for Texas was Andrew J. Ganison who in 1880 resigned f.om the city
council of Carrollton and depa.ted for Rusk County, Texas. The "Canoll County Times"
of June '14, '1878, noted that James Ganison, whose family then lived in Henderson,
Texas, visited Canollton on his way home from the University of Virginia where he had
studied law.
Patterson G. Garrison operated a drygoods store on the north side of the public
square in Carollton where, in 1873, he constructed the first masonry building in the
iown. Still standing today and known as the lvlandeville Building, this structure once
served as the Carollton City Hall and housed the town's first fire department. ln 1864
Patterson Ganison resigned his commission in the Confederate army and became tax
assessor for the county. His son Willre Ganison was killed at the battle of Seven Pines
in 1862 while servinq as Orderly Sergeant in the company commanded by his uncle,
William E. Curtis. His death came only a short time after he had departed from the
classrooms of the Canollton Masonic lnstitute where he had shown great intellectual
promise. At the time of his death his commanding officer said of him that "No scientific
attainment was too deep or too high for his mental grasp."
It was Wllie Ganison's younger brother, George Pierce Ganison, who became
the first of Canoll's sons to achieve distinction in academic life and scholarship. Born in
the county in 1853, he attended the l\rasonic lnstitute and then entered Sewanee. He
studied at the University of Edinburgh from 1879 to 1881 and in 1896 he was awarded
the Ph.D. degree from the University of Chicago. Earlier he had risen to the chairmanship
of the Department of History at the University of Texas where he bec€me a noted
author of books on the history of Texas and the Southwest. Ganison Hall, which today
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The World, My Neighbors and Me, Cont'd.
Canoll County. But the distinguished Garrison name is no longer on the land which
bore and sustained this family during the formative years of Carroll County's history.
The last lithograph apparently has been buried by the bulldozer.
Dr. lrvin S. lngram was the first President of West Georgia College in Carrollton,
Georgia. Upon his retirement he wrote editorials for the Times Free Press and the
Georoian from 1960 until 1974. Dr. Anne Gayle Ingram has completed a collection of
her father's editorials. This collection will be bound and made available to libraries and
interested individuals. While iodexing this collection for Dr. lngram. ldiscovered the
preceding editorial. Dr. Anne lngram has given her permission for the use of it in the
Carroll County Genealogical Quarterly. Do any of our readers know who was buried in
the graves, and if the bodies were relocated Local informants tel! me that they were
not identified or relocated lvlary Florence A. Word, C.G.R.S.
COMI\4ENTS TOO GOOD TO PASS UP
Bill Entrekin writes, "l was very well pleased with the work of the Society this past year
and the copies of the Quarterly that I received were excellent My complirnents to the
editorial staff."
Gertrude Stone writes, "Your Society and its many members have been a great help to
me over the years and I am looking forward to another good year in my Family
Research. I have had excellent results on my Culpepper line, have them back to year
1600 in England. Also my research on my Gray line has been very rewarding. On the
other lines I haven't been so Iucky. Could definitely use some help on my Walker line,
Whitaker line, Smith and Tucker lines Your Society does a good job and I always look
forward to the Quarterly."
HLrgh W. Barrow writes, "You do a great job. Wish I were closer to take part in your
meetings, etc. I give my Quarterly to the Murray-Whitfield HistoricalSociety "
CORRECTIONS
Correction to the Fall 1993 Quarterly -
Kathryn P Cook writes.
Allen Chappell did marry "Patsy" PURVIANCE bqtJesse CHAPPELL married Sarah
"Sally" PURVIANS/PURVIANCE 19 Sep '18'13 in Cabarrus Co , NC witness or
bondsman was Daniel COLEI\,AN. Allen and Jesse, Ithink were brothers who married
sisters. I believe these sisters to be half sisters, children of James PURVIANS/
PURVIANCE. More complete research fJas to be done on the sistertheory. Jesse
married second wife l,ile,inda WISE 7 Sep 1848. Sandy Allen was not the son oI Jesse
and Melinda, but of Jesse and Sally. He did die 20 Dec 1862. I don't know if Allen's
mi.idle initiel is F

GEORGIA CONFEDERATE PENSIONS (SUPPLEMENT II}
by Ted O. Brooke, 2055 Foster Dr.,
Cumming, GA 30130-3549
The Georgia Archives has Georgia Confederate pension papers aranged in
630 boxes. They are in Record Group 58, Sub-Group 1, Series 1, and are titled
"Georgia Confederate Pensions & Records Department," "Pension Office," "Pension
applications & supporting documents, 1 879-'1960.'
There is the maan group of papers and two supplements. The main group and
Supplement t have both been microfilmed and indexed. The index to the Supplement
'1 papers has recently been completed by the Archives staff and is available in printed
form in the Microfilm area.
The Supplement ll papers have not been microfilmed or indexed. The original
papers of Supplement ll are available in a total of 40 boxes, #591-630, wtrich are
ananged alphabetically by county, thence in order of applicanfs or subject's name. A
cursory examination of several files shows these contain original applications,
supporting documents, letters of inquiry, etc
There are individuals appearing here who appear nollhere else and this is a
very valuable resource. As they are already alphabetically ananged in folders,
someone may be interested in volunteering to compile a printed inventory of
Supplement ll. [he Society is considering making an inventory of this Supplement ll.
lf interested please let us know.l
I have copied the names for the county of Carroll, which appear below:
Canoll County, Georgia
Confederate Pensions, Supplement ll (Box 595, Loc 3283-10)
Adams, Mrs. Rosa
Futral, Saul
Allen, Mrs. Alex W. Guthrie, F. L.
Attaway, [Irs. Elizabeth Hallman, Mrs. A. C.
Bailey, Henry C.
Heath, Mrs. Eveline
Bames, Mrs Tempie Henry, J. J. P.
Bloodworth, Charles C. Hubbard, Albert E.
Brown, Mrs Emma Lewis Jones, Elijah L.
Brown, W. H.
Jones, Mrs. Margaret
Byrom, Mrs. Sarah E. Loworn, l\.,lrs. lvlary A.
Can, l\4rs. Emily
Lyle, [rrs. Nancy
Coggins, l\,lrs. E. J.
McDaniel, Aron
Connell, Thomas G. l\roore, George W.
Costly, W. D. (Wid)
Muse, Mrs. Elmyra A
Crawford, Mrs. Malissa
lrusick. S. A. ([rrs. Sarah A.)
Doyal, L. T.
O'Rear, lvlrs. Rebeca
Eamest, Mrs. Sarah N
Pate, James Abe
Eamest, Thomas R Patterson, J. W.
Fletcher, [Irs. Lucy A.
Patterson, Iryon

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Georgia Confederate Pensions (Supplement ll) Cont'd.
Payne, Mrs. Bettie
Perkerson, T. J.
Phillips, Mrs. Sarah
Ray, lvlrs. Sarah ir.
Reddin, lvlrs. Mary A.
Reeves, Mrs. Martha lda
Rivers, Mrs. Sarah J.
Robinson, W. W.
Rooks, Mrs. Hannah A
Shifflett, Mrs. M. H.
Shirah, Nicholas
Sidney, Mrs. lV. A.
Simonton, James
Smith, J. T.
Spradlin, Mrs. J. L.
Stephens, Asbury G.
Tanner, James G.
Tarpley, lvlrs. Sarah A.
Thomton, Mrs. Estelle
Thurman, Mrs. Ada
Tisinger, D. F.
Tumer, lrrs. Julia A.
Wanen, James T.
Whatley, Wallace W.
Whatley, Wyatt
Wichter. N. D.
Wier, Theus P.
Wilkins, Mrs. Mary |
Williamson, ftrrs. Julia A.
Williamson, lrrs. Lucinda
Wilson, Mrs. Fannie A. (Mrs. Joseph N.)
THE UPSHAW-JORDON FAIVIILY
Jefferson Adkin Upshaw was bom 24 Aug 1877 in Goodwater, Chambets Co.,
AL. the son of Robinson Valentine and lda Pope Routon Upshaw. He was married
4 May 1902, in Canollton, Carroll Co., GA, to Mary Agnes Almeida Jordon, who was
born 14 Nov 1876, Carroll Co., GA, the daughter of Johnson Pate and and Celia Alice
l\rcKenzie Jordan. Jefferson died24Jun1944, in Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA. MaryAgnes
died 30 Sep 1970, in Carrollton, and they are both buried in the Carrollton City
Cemetery.
They had two children, (1) Haskell Olin Upshaw, born 23 Apr 1903, Canoll Co.,
GA; manied 9 May 1971, to l/artha Elizabeth Smiley, and died after 11 Dec 1994, no
issue, and (2) HaNey Valentine Upshaw, bom 15 Dec 1905, Caroll Co, GA, and died
22 Oct 1958, Canollton(), GA. no issue. He is buned in the Carrollton City Cemetery'
Sources: eelq[cg!!!y llqllClleliCg, Canoll County Genealogical & Historical
Societies, Canoll Co., GA, 1983, page 561; Carroll City Cemetery, Section D, Row 3 -
for Jefferson, Mary, & Harvey Upshaw.
Submitted by Ted O Brooke, grand nephew to
Jefferson & Mary Jordon UPShaw,
2055 Foster Dr., Cumming, GA 30130-3549
lf you have purchased the 1850 Census Book from the Society, you might also
consider purchasing the Spring of 1988 Ouarterly, which gives the additions,
corrections, and a complete index to the 1850 census Book.
We welcome copies of your genealogical records, particularly if they pertain to Carroll
County. Needed are family histories. Share that information you have with other
readers. You may be helped with your research

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DEATHS
lvlrs. Mary G. Reeves, 83, of Carollton, a former member of the CCGS, died 19 Nov
1994. Bom Canoll Co., d/o Lucius Biff Green and Flora Wolf Green. l\rember of the
Shady Grove Bapt. Ch., she was a nurses asst. at Tanner lredical Center a number of
years. She worked very faithfully on the Carroll Co. Cemetery Book. Preceded in
death by her husband, Clyde M. Reeves, and a son Jerry D. Reeves, she is survived by
sons, James D. of Jacksonville, FL., and Waymon lr. "Smitty," of Canollton, 6 grch, &
1 gr grch. Also survived by 1 sister, Mrs. lva Jordan, Canollton. Funeral was held
22 Nov at the Almon Funeral Home Chapel; bur Canollton City Cemetery.
Mrs. Celeste Tigner, 79, of Canollton, wife of Chades Philip Tigner, member of the
CCGS. died 22 Nov 1994. Native of Fulton Co., d/o John William Houston and irargie
Brown Houston. She had lived most of herlife in Carrollton. Member of the D.A.R. for
25 yrs., social worker for the Dept. of Family and Children Services, and a Girl Scout
Executive for 21 yrs. Member of the First United Meth. Ch. Survivors include her
husband, daughters Mrs Franklin Tumer and Mrs. John Reaves, of Canollton, and a
son John William Tigner of San Antonio, TX.,6grch, and'1 gr grch. Also survived by
'1 sister, lrlrs. Roy Templeman, of Carrollton. Funeralwas held 25 Novatthe First
United Meth. Ch.; bur Tigner-Ogletree Cemetery in Durand.
ITEMS OF GENEALOGICAL lNTEREST. CARROLL COUNTY TIXES
Continued f.om the $inter 1994 oua.teriy
I August 1879
one of the most pleasant places in toen {or lounging is jn {ront of Mr.
l'labry's store, and it is vell patronized too.
lie tip our hat and nake our profoundest bow to Squiae llilson Craven of
the Eleventh district, for the nice peaches presented us.
Uncle Rad l,locrop rras in town on last l,lednesday. He got here a Iittle too
late for the barbecue, aftea coming from Clayton county for that purpose.
Uncle Johnie l{ord of Boqdon djstrict says that he has been I iving in
Carroil 43 years, but that vas the bigetest crosd here on last llednesday he
has ever seen in Carrollton.
l,{iss Carrie Ledbetter,'rho has been spending some time in our town on a
visit to her sister, flrs. J. W. Lee, left fo. home nea. Ceda.to!&, on last
liednesday morning, and nov it is said that one of "the boys' is
d i sconso Iate.
]^,e regret to lea.n that M.. Sanuel Ha.t an aged and highly.espected
citizen of this county, living nea. Vllla Rica, is seriousiy iil, and is
not expected to aecovea. lle has been living at his paesent place of
residence near Iy thirty yeaas.
li]e aae happy to learn that Mrs. Garrett, \,Jife of Mr. Ed. Garrett, lrho has
hacl a very severe attack of typhoid feve. is slowly convalescing.
15 Augnrst 1879
Iillie Benson has bought out Ma. J, M. Meadols,
Tooobs Baoirn lrent to Rome the first of the week on a paospecting toua.

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Ca.rol I Coutlt/ Tlnee. Cont'd,
lrr. (ramer is addinq 40 feet to the length of his varehouse, making it
100 leet id length altogether.
l{e have seen a letter fron A. C, Lolray Esq., formerly of this place,
lately of Texas. but at present ol Silve. City, Neq, !'rexico, ln uhich he
writes a gloeing account of hig present iocation. He thinks he i3
pernaneotly located noe, He erites like that territorv is lnexhaustible in
ni nera i s,
lie learn f.or,r a gentleman l,ho has spent sone tjme in the Eleventh
district, that the crops aae very fine there. He says that the BoDners,
i{, G, l',acchnan, T. L. Steed, John L, Veai, J. C. Atal,lav, D. P. Porrer, 8.0.
Little and J. S, Tuml in, especially, have spiendid c.ops.
T,iHIIESBURG - tlc. Jimmie Lassite. and a young lady friend, uhjle on thei.
way to Nea Hope church last veek, met \.ri th an uniortunate accident. The
mule that they q,e.e d.iving became frightened and th.ee l'lr. Lassiter {rom
the buggy, and the young lady iunped out. llr. Lassiter was gorse hurt, but
ae hope he may be hinself again soon.
l{r. Joe Shaddo's chlld died on Sunday night.
lrrs. McMullan ls on a visit to her father, in Nelrton countY.
Mrs. Zach Co\ran is on a trip to her {ather-ln-la!r, at Forest Station.
V1LLA R1CA - Fritz (D.. Clayton ouillian), our voung friend, has Ieft us,
pro ten. He has returned to Douglas to assist his b.other-in-las, Dr.
C. C. Garrett, but wi ll retuan again in September and res\rme his studies
under Dr. Slaughtea. Young 0uiilian is a man of noble character, lrith a
fine Iiterary education, and lrith vit, pride and self-esteem.,.,
Died on the 8th inst.. at his.esidence th.ee miles eest of Villa
R1ca, Mr. Samuel Hart, in the eighty-second vear of hl3 age' .
22 August t879
A nev maii route has been established from l'lh i tesburg to CamPbellton and
service t ill colmlence on the sane the fiast of october. Two ne\l offices
have been establ ished on the line of the new route, viz', lJadklns ln the
Third district in this county, and Ha.risville in Douqlas countv, at (it
Ilo.ris'place.
Mr. John Bonnea is nov runaing a sav nill 1/2 nile south-east oI
Tailapoosa church and 4 L/2 n\les fron Carrollton, ehere he is naking the
oest ot lumber fr om sof t ye I I ov p i ne .
We are indebted to Ma. Ja,nes Thomasson for the finest bunch of gaapes we
have seen this season, They qere of the Concord vaaiety. l'ir, T' has lreen
quite successlul in the cultivatjon of the grape. a.ci has one of the best
v i neyards in the countay.
It is proposed to have a new .oad from Carrollton out noath-west,
caossing the river in Chandler's bottons, betQ-"en Handley's and
( i ngsbe..y's b.idges.
., Charley (ing is gettinq up a private subscriptlon ta bui ld the
b.idge, and some of oua citizens are subscribing veay liberally. This road
L'l ll be qujte a convenjence to some living Pest of the river betireen the
other t\ro roads,
DIED - 0n the 9th 1nst.. at the horne in Boadon district, faom lung
disease, altea a long i1lness, Janes !'{. Roberts, aged 43, His Iuneral will
be p.eached on the 4th Sunday in Septembe. by Pev. John Roblson. He leaves
a \./iIe and large fanjiy....
MARRIED - 0n the llth lnst,, by Lindsey Holland N.P., M.. liin. F. P. Brovn
to l,liss Francis Ada T.uett, at the residence of the baide'a mother. Also

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Carrol I County Tlnes, Cont'd.
at the same tlBe and place, l,lr, Ell Terrel] to I'llss I'iartha Cornelia Truett.
Mr. Broen and lrr, Terrell are of Douglas, the ladles ol Carrol I.
29 August 1879
Burgiars vislted Boedon the latter part of last eeek. The stores of l,rr,
J. !ll. Adamson and Mr. Baarov, ee are infonned, were entered. The logs, so
faa as could be ascertained, vas not very gaeat, either oI goods oa money.
Thig cornmunity \ras shocked on last llednesday lnorning by the announcement
of the death of Edgar llo.thy, a young nan as 'rell known in this place
peahaps, as aDy in it. He had been sick but a short tine, and there vere
many t ho probably aeae not a!,aae ol his iilness, ahen the announcement cane
that he pas dead. The disease o{ which he died was typhoid fever. Edgar
1,as a sociable and cofipanionable young man lrith his intinates, though
rather quiet and unobtrusive in his geneaal deportnent. He had many
frieDds anong the young men of the place. The deceased was a member oJ the
firm oI Z. P. Vortby & Sons,.,. The burial eili take place this norning
(Thursday) at 10 o'ciock at the g.aveyard at the Methodist church..,
A young man by the name of Huoter died in the Eleventh district, \Je
iearn, on last l{ednesday mo.ning, He lriil be bllried today (Thursday) at
the old Canp G.ound, sone three miies west oI this place, at 3 o,clock this
evenjng.
l{e Iea.n that i{iss Amelia (ingsber.y, forne.ly of this place, is nor,r
teaching school in Turin, Coweta county.
i{e speak elsewhe.e of the ne!, buildings going up in Carrol lton, but ue
failed to mention that Captain Skinner is putting up a good size barn and
stnbie on the corner of hls aesidence lot.
Abstracted by Shirley Gardner
(These news a.tlcles lrill be co0tlnued in the next ouarter)y.)
FOCUS OF RESEARCH
ADAI\,1S, BENTLEY, CHANDLER, HOLLOWAY, KtNG, LAND, McpHERSON, WHtTE.
A. D. Chandler, 1524 Peachtree NW, Cultman, AL 35057.
BARROW famjly; Benjamin KING md MaryA BURSON; Stephen ThomasJONES md
Rebecca DAVIS. He served in Co. C, 26th Battn., GA tnf.
Dennis King Jones, 6320 14th St. W, Lot 21, Bradenton , FL 34ZOZ.
[See Query of lrary E. Byam & Focus ofJ lv]arie McBride for King/Burson - Editorl
AYERS, BENTLEY, KILGORE. WREAY.
Elizabeth A Page, 1'1232 County Rd.4O9O. Scurry, IX 75158.
ASHLEY, GAY, TEAL,
Candace TealGravelle 1033 38th Ave SE, Atbany, OR 9732i.
John l. ALEMNDER & wife l\,largaret MORRIS ALEXANDER, John Tevis HEARN,
Ezekiel lroRRlS & wife Rhoda Ann UPCHURCH MORRtS.
Patsy Whiteside, 3116 West Henry Ave , Tampa, FL 33614

Focus of Research, Cont'd.
Thomas J. CARDEN, a resident of old Campbell Co. Also, Samuel NEILL, who resided
in Caroll Co. from 1850 until his death, Was also a Civil War vet.
J. M. Neill,747 Livingstone PL, Decatur, GA 30030.
AYRES, BOBO, BRASWELL, BROOIVI, CALHOUN, CARROLL, CHASTAIN, COOPER,
DOUGHERTY, DRISCOLL, ESTRIDGE, HARRIS, HARRISON JAI\,IES, MOSELEY,
PARKER, PEARCE, PICKENS, REESE ROWLAND, STIDHAI\,1, TURNER
wILLIAMSON, WOOD, WOOTEN, WORKIVIAN,
Alfred E. Tumer,6501 Peacock Blvd., lrorrow, GA 30260.
Louis BARTON, 1850-1858. Josiah TYSON, 1850-1867 (to Ark).
J. F. Cantrell.8402 lnterlochen Dr., Fremont Hills, Nixa. MO 65714.
HEMBREE, rySON,
David Hembree, 3560 Valley Hill Rd., Kennesaw, GA 30144.
ALLEN, EDGE, FOLDS, JACKSON, LEGRANDE, LIPHAM, NICHOLS, PARKER.
Doyal & Anne Allen, 112 Ora Circle, Warner Robins, GA 31088
COLQUITT, DOWNS, JOHNSON, LIPHAM,
Eleanor J. Eldredge, 12124 N. Oak Hills Pkwy., Baton Rouge, LA 70810-4668.
ITCELROY/MCKLEROY, [rcRAE, NOWLEN, WALTON, WHISENHUNT.
Marie Gray, 364 Park Dr., P. O. Box 399, Blountsville, AL 35031.
CHAI,IBERS = ALSTON, CALDWELL, BARR, GRIFFITH, OWEN, HOUSTON, HURT,
OSBORNE, ROBERISON, RUDDER, BUFORD, WINN, CRAIG,
BARROW = HlGHr, TOLBERT, BlvlNS, THOMPSON, SIVIITH.
Hugh "Martin" Chambers, 3625 Keswick Dr., Chamblee. GA 3034'1-2005.
BRYCE, CHAPPELL, EMBRY, HARRISON, KELLY, MCWHORIER/MCWHIRTER,
MERCK, PINSON, WILLIAMS
Kathryn P Cook 5522 Lansing Dr, Charloite, NC 28270-5350
Larkin BALDWIN & Hartwell Angel BALDWIN. Gffiord COHRAN, John COHRAN,
Martha GORDY, Washington & Lucinda HEI\4BREE, James Jackson JOHNS, George
W MOORE, Moses SPIVEY, GeoTgE W, WOMACK.
John R. Johns,877 Granite Springs Lane, Stone l\rountain, GA 30083.
CULPEPPER, GARRISON, GRAY, HOLLOWAY, LOLLIS, I\,1OORE, I\,4USIC, RASCO,
ROOKS, ROWE, SMITH, STALLINGS, STONE, WALKER, WHITAKER, WILLIAMSON,
WITCHER, WREN,
Gertrude W Stone, 11 Casey St, Newnan, GA 30263.
Mary BURSON and her BURSON families; Benjamin KING and allfamilies that married
KING descendants; SMITH and allfamilies that married Gabriel Sl\rlTH descendants.
J Marie lrcBride, 14 Amy Scott Court, Longview, TX 75605.
[See Focus of Dennis King Jones & Query of Mary E. Byam for King/Burson - Editor]

Focus of Research, Confd.
CHANCE, CHRISTIAN, FITTS, REEVES, WILSON,
Rhoda S. Mesker, 6 Pellcan Point, Belvedere, CA 34920.
Nancy Elizabeth BAILEY md George ADERHOLD 24 Sep 1837;Ann Payne
CHRISTIAN md Walker FITTS 8 Jan 1824; James FLETCHER, first Sheriff of Henry
Co., GA; Polly Cartis ROBERTSON, md Joda Alexander HOOD 28 Feb 1829.
Danice Englehardt, 405 West Green Rd., Douglas, GA 31533.
Thomas Ross BEATY Family. ln the 1850 Census his name is spelled "BATES"
instead of BEATY. I would like to discover his parents
David D. Beaty, 206 Sam Dr., Waco, TX 76706.
Jesse CARTER & Synthia HUDSON CARTER; James H. COCHRAN & Argel MILLER
COCHRAN; Sam, Jack, or John NTILLER.
Pam Carter,4517 W. Topeka Dr., Glendale, AZ 85308.
DUNCAN, LITTLE, SLAUGHTER, WALKER, WALTON, WITCHER,
Barbara W. Good, 2224 SE 20 St., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316.
lnterested in ALLEN family, who came from Belle Riva, Mt. Vemon area, Jefferson Co.,
southern lL. Also my wife's father Charlie Jefferson PAYNE and his father, Joe
PAYNE. They came from the Huntsville Area of AL. Charlie Jefferson PAYNE md
Onnie Lee GASAWAY, who came from Meridian, MS.,
Arthur L. Johnson, 350 Linda Lane, Canollton, GA 301'17.
OUERIES
FREEMAN,
Searching for GA settlers (both men and women) with FREEIIAN surname. Wouid
like to link up with our research on FREEMAN families in NC and VA.
Larry Freeman, 7949 Citadel Dr , Severn, i,/ D 21 144, or Judy Colonnese, 10001 N.
Kelly Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73131.
ASHLEY, TEAL
Searching for info on my great grandfather, Jesse T C. IEAL, bom Dec'1852 in GA.
Jesse md Sarah E. ASHLEY, and lived in Heard Co., GA, & Clebume Co., AL. Jesse
and Sarah TEAL had 5 boys: Henry, Cleveland, Jepp, Joseph' and James. Who were
Jesse's parents When did he die and where is he buried Would like to have contact
with Jesse TEAL's descendants.
Candace Teal Gravelle, 1033 38th Ave SE, Albany, OR 97321.
BURSON, KING
Benjamin KING was born ca 1809, Abbeville, SC, and died 1863, lltobile' AL, (CSA).
He md 1828, Jackson Co., GA, to Mary A. BURSON, who was born 1807, GA, and died
1884, Canollton, GA. Who were their parents Siblings
lrary E. Byam, G-3342 Tuxedo Ave., Flint, Ml 48507.
[Se; Focus of Research, this issue, of Dennis King Jones & J. llarie McBride - Editor]

Queries. Cont'd.
SPRUILL. WORLEY
I need help with information on Columbus Wanen "Lum" WORLEY. He is buried io
the Carrollton City Cemetery, and was a Captain in the 52nd GA lnf. CSA. His children
were: (1)Mollie; (2) lrattie, md John Thomas SPRUILL; (3) Robert L.; (4) Virginia
Rosalee (twin); (5) Marie Roxanna (twin); (6) Canie E. According to the last issue of
the Quarterly, they lived near Roopville, but I have heard that Lum was a merchant in
Carrollton(). I saw one list of members of the Canollton chapter Confederate
Veterans showing him as a member Surely with this large family, someone in Carroll
County has some information on Lum WORLEY.
Hugh W. Barrow, 1511 Thornebrooke Circle, Dalton, GA 30720.
ANDERSON, CROY
Searching for information on my grandmother, Della ANDERSON CROY, who married
HenryCROYaround1910or19'11. Believed to have married two othertimes. Saidto
have lived in TN and AL. Also need the children by these maniages. Della and Henry
lived in GA.
Betty Ferguson, '1409 13th St., Galena Park, TX 77547.
ITCCALMAN, NIXON, ryLER, WHITEHEAD
lwould appreciate info on where several of my ancestors are buried:
Elijah E. NIXON, born 1846, died in 1917 and is said to be buried in Pleasant View
Bapt. Ch. Cem. in an unmarked grave. Also, his wife Martha NIXON, who died several
yrs before him. Elijah was a Confederate soldier and I wish to place a Confederate
soldier headstone on his grave. LacyJ. M. WHITEHEAD was Iast known in '1900 to be
82 yrs old and living in Temple. Wjfe Francis died prior to 1900. Milledge Oscar
WHITEHEAD, son of Lacy, was lasi known in 1900 to be 34 yrs old and living in
Temple. Florence ryLER WHITEHEAD, born in '1868, wife of [Iilledge, was last
known in 1900 living in Temple. She may have remaried laterto a MCCALMAN.
J. C. Nixon, 2902 Paddock Trail, Duluth, GA 30136.
PEDIGREE CHARTS
Maxine Alcorn, 1038 Althea, Houston. TX 77018-5204
1 ALCORN. William Elex, b 22 Nov 1869, Washington Co . TX. md 27 Apr 1890;
to Martha Cordelia MADDOX: d 05 Jun 1961, Grimes Co TX.
2 AL(L)CORN, John H.. b 1834 Washington Co , TX. rnd 19 Jul 1856; d 1889
Burleson Co TX.
3. CARMACK. Elizabeth. b 1834/1838, TN; d 1909, Burleson Co TX
4. ALCORN, William Elliott, b 1806 Franklin Co, GAI md 02 Jul 1829; d 20 Dec
1866, Washington Co., TX
5. KEGANS/KIGGANS, Sarah, b 1814. Gasconade Co., MO; d bef 1846,
Washington Co . TX
6. CARIMACK, Jesse W., '1795, VA. d Burleson Co. TX.
7. -----. lvlargaret, d Washington Co, TX.
8. ALCORN, Elijah P., b 1768, York Co., SC; d 21 Nnar 1844, Washington Co, TX
9. HODGE, Nancy, d Washington Co.,IX.
10. KEGANS, James, d 1826, Austin Co., TX.
'11. WOLFE, Mary (Maria), b17a2,PA, daft1850, bef1860, Ft BendCo.,TX.

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Pedigree Charts, Cont'd.
Maxine Alcom, 1038 Althea, Houston, TX 77018-5204.
1. ITADDOX, lrartha Cordelia, b 15 Apr 1870, Washington Co. TX; md 27 Apr 1890
to William Elex ALCORN; d 19 Aug 1943, Hanis Co., TX.
2. I\TADDOX, Lawson, b 13 Oct '1842, Fayette Co., AL; md 04 Ma|1863; d 29 Sep
1932, Burleson Co., TX.
3. BRISTER, lilartha, b 1839/'1843, Lawrence Co., MS; d 21 Sep 1899, Burleson
Co., TX.
4. ITADDOX, John Wiley, b 1812, SC; d 1885, Vernon Parish, LA.
5. POLLARD, Caroline [r., b '1812, SC; d aft 1880, Lamar Co., AL.
6. BRISTER, Zedikiah, b '1796, SC; md 02 Oct 1819; d aft 1860, Rapides orVemon
Parsh, LA.
7. BRISTER, Susanna.
8. ITADDOX, Lawson, b 1784, MDI d bet 1850 & 1860, AL orAR.
9. ----, Bearsheba, d aft 1860, Union Co., AR.
12. BRISTER/BRISTOW, William, b abt 1770, VA.
13. ---, Susannah, b 1776.
14. BRISTER, Samuel, d Lawrence Co., MS.
15. NOLEN, Rosannah, d Lawrence Co., MS.
24. BRISTER/BRISTOL,Thompson. 28 BRISTER/BRISTOL,Thompson.
Maxine Alcorn, '1038 Althea, Houston, TX 77018-5204.
1. LOUIS, Walter Arthur, b 04 Jul 1887, Bastrop Co., TX; md 08 [Iay 1910, to Zelda
Sarah BLACKMAN; d 22 Apr 1963, Burleson Co., TX.
2. LOUIS, Daniel Monroe, b 13 Jun 1858, Randolph Co., AL; md29Sep1884; d
08 Feb 1895, Bastrop Co., TX.
3. ITOBLEY, Frances Jane, b24 AW 1a62, CarollCo., GA; d 08 May 1948, Milam
Co.. TX.
4. LOUIS/LEWIS, Jacob Alexander, b25 Dec 1831, Stewart Co., GA; md'1851;d
12 Dec 1914, Bastrop Co., TX.
5. SHEPPARD, Sarah Jane, b 03 Nov 1833, NC; d 08Aug 1912, Bastrop Co., TX.
6. ITOBLEY, Hezekiah lradison, b 06 Nov 1832, Coweta Co. TX Iprob. GA]; md
09 Nov 1854; d 20 May 1924, Bastrop Co., TX.
7. JONES, Sarah Jane, b 22 Feb 1836, d 19 Nov 1895, Bastrop Co., TX.
12. MOBLEY Reason, b 19 Dec 1809 Edgefield Co., SC; md23Feb1832:d22Mat
1882, Coweta Co., GA.
13 DUNCAN, Lucretia, b 1804, SC; d Coweta Co., GA.
26. DUNCAN, Peter.
27. ---, lrargaret.
lraxine Alcorn, 1038 Althea, Houston, TX 77018-5204.
1. BLACKMON, Zelda Sarah, b 22 Aug 1895, Milam Co.. TX; md 08 May '1910; d
08 Jul 1988, Burleson Co, TX.
2. BLACKI\4ON, Joseph Jackson, b 14Aug 1870, lrilamCo., TX; md01 Apr'1891;
d 1939, ftIilam Co., TX.
3. SMIIH, Ollie Viola, b 16 Jan '1876, Williamson Co., TXt d 30 lvay 1965, Brazos
Co., Tx.
4. BLACKMON, William Mccullen, b 1835, LA; md 30 Jun 1859; d 1872.
5. HAIRSTON, Harriett, b 1840-44, AL/TX; d Feb 1922, Leon Co., TX.

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Maxine Alcorn Pedigree Chart. Cont'd.
6. SMITH, James Henry, b28Dec1843, Fayette Co., AL; md23Dec1874; d09 Nov
1926, N,lilam Co., TX.
7. DRURY, Lucretia (Lien) Callie, b l5Jun'1851,TX; d05Apr1920, lrilam Co., TX.
8. BLACKIION, Joab.
10. HAIRSTON, Richard Lang, b 01 Jun 1809, Laurens Co., SC; d aft 1880, Milam
Co., Tx.
11. GRIFFEN, Priscilla Catherine, b 03 Oct 1815, GA; d 29 Feb 1856, Washington
Co., TX.
'12. SNIITH, Alfred.
14. DRURY, William H , b 1815, MD; md 03 Dec 1846.
15. BAILEY, Celia Viola, b 01 Jan 1823, AL; d 1869.
16. BLACK[rON. Bennett.
'17. -----, Elizabeth.
20. HAIRSTON, Robert, b 19 Jul 1778: r",d24 Apt 1806; d LaurensCo., SC.
2'1. LANG, Sarah, b 29 Nov 1788; d 17 Jan 1817, Laurens Co., SC.
30. BAILEY, John, b'1780, VA; d TX.
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Betty O. Ferguson, 1409 13th St., Galena Park, TX 77547.
'1. SWILLING, Betty Ola born 29 Dec 1933, Anderson, SC; rnd 01 Aug 1953,
Houston, TX, to Donald D. FERGUSON (born 2'1 Jan 1934, AR; d 13 Dec 1976.
2. SWILLING, Robert Haskell, born O'1 Jun 1899, Hart Co., GA; md 22 Aug 1930,
Dawson Co.. GA; d Nov 1952, Anderson, SC.
3 (2) CROY, Gennie b 24 Oct 19'12; lived in Gainesville, GA; living in Raylvood, TX.
4 SWILLING, John V., b 1873: d 1914, HartCo., GA
5. EVANS, Ola Camble, d 1962.
8. SWILLING, Robert, b 1848; d Hart Co., GA.
9. GARY, Amanda, b 1848.
l\,4arie Gray, P. O. Box 399, Blountsville. AL
1. WALTON, Clyde David, b 10 Oct 1912, Green Co. MS, md 04 Aug 1934 io
Elizabeth FARRIS, (b 14Mat 1912, Columbus, OH)i d 11 Feb 1974, Cleveland,
OH,
2. WALTON, David H., b Og Sep 1874, MS; md 13 Jul '1902, d 21 [4av 1939, Jones
Co., MS.
3. JONES, Clara R. Della, b og May 1880, Montgomerv Co., MS; d 22 Oct'1938,
Jones Co , irs.
4. WALTON, William Thomas, b 27 Feb 1839, GA; d 22 Feb '1915, Philadelphia, MS
5. HERROD, Permelia, b 29 Jan 1841. Attaha Co., MS, d 29 Mar 1919, Winston Co.,
[/s
6 JONES. lvlartin.
8. WALTON, John, b ca 1801, SC md27 May 1a27, GA.
9. NOWLEN, Earline, bca 1811. GA.
10. HERROD, William, b 1801 TN.
11. --.-, Nancy, b'1810, MS.
20. HERROD, James, b ca 1765, TN.

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Pedigree Charts, Cont'd.
Sanford D. Chambers, Rt 1 Box 219, Newell, AL 36270.
1. CHAMBERS, Sanford Dorel (Food hsp USDA), b 07 Mar 1938, New [ilexico,
Carroll, GA.
2. CHAMBERS, Coid lrvin (Carpenteo, b 13 Jun 1911, New lrexico, Canoll, GA;
md 25 Dec 1932, Canoll Co. GA d22 Oc11979, Pine Hill, Randolph Co. AL.
3. COPELAND, Vassie Grace, b20Dec1913, New Mexjco, Carroll, GA; d05May
1994, Brunswick, Glynn, GA.
4. CHAMBERS, James Odus "Ode" (Carpenter), b 27 Jul 1883, New lrexico,
Carroll, GA; md 31 Aug 1902, Carollton, Caroll, GA; d 24 Apr 1954, Franklin,
Heard, GA.
5. WLSON, l\,Iary Emma, b27 Apr 1887, ClayCo.,AL; d22Apr1938, Canollton,
Canoll, GA.
6. COPELAND, Thaddaeus Stancil "Thad," b 24 Aug 1886, New irexico, Canoll,
GA; md 10 Feb 1913, Veal, Canoll, GA; d 10 Aug 1946, Bowdon, Canoll, cA.
7. KARR, Mae lda, b 25 Jun '1888, Rockalo, Heard, GA; d 27 May 1966, Bowdon,
Caroll, GA.
8. CHAI\,BERS, Milton Rice, b02Jun 1848, Canoll Co., GA: md22Feb 1872,
Canoll Co., GA; d 28 Oct 1927, New Mexico, Caroll, GA.
9. YATES, Georgia Ann, b 18 Feb 1852, Carcll Co., GA; d 12 Feb 1890, New
Mexico, Carroll, GA.
10. WLSON, Harrison J., b '15 Jan 1855, CIay Co., AL d22Mat 1917, New l\rexico.
11. PRICE, i,4ary Emma, b25Jan'1863, Ialladega, AL; d26Apr1928, New Mexico.
12. COPELAND, James Robert, b 24 Jun 1847, Henry Co. GA; md 06 Jan 1868,
Carroll Co., GA; d 10 Jul 1887, Canoll Co., GA.
13. STEPHENSON, Emma Augusta, b10Aug'1850, Gwinnett Co., GA; d07Apr
1928, Carroll Co., cA.
14. KARR, John W., b 22 Oct 1868, GA; md 14 Jul 1887, Heard Co., GA; d 16 Jul
1948, New lrexico, Canoll, GA.
15. JACKSON, Irartha "l,ilattie," b 16 Dec 1866, Rockalo, Heard, GA; d 20 Dec
'1940, New Mexico, Canoll, GA.
16. CHAI\,BERS, John Thaddus "Captain," b 25 Apr'1803, Buncombe Co., NC; md
02 Apr'1829; d 04 Aug 1890, Villa Rica, Carroll, GA.
17. HAWKINS, Lucinda Malvina, b25Apr1809, Buncombe Co., NC; d03Apr1880,
Villa Rica, Canoll, GA.
18. YAIES, Joel Pinckney, b 25 May 1825, Spartanburg, Spartanburg, SC; md
11 Dec 1845, CarrollCo., GA, d 1'1 Nov 1890, New l\rexico, Canoll, GA.
19. STEWART, Martha Jane, b 28 Oct '1828, CarrollCo., GA; d 25 Jun 1913, New
Mexico, Carroll, GA.
20. WLSON, Fredrick S., b SC; md '19 Dec 1848, Henry Co., GA; d Clay Co., AL.
21. FERGASON, Martha A., b '1828, SC; dClayCo.,AL.
22. PRICE, Thomas Jefferson, b 13 Jun '1839, Henry Co., GA; md 1862, Randolph
Co., AL; d 23 Dec 1912, New lrexico, Canoll, GA.
23. POWELL, Delilah Ann, b 14Sep1846, RandolphCo.,AL; d 1918, New Mexico.
24. COPELAND, Samuel (Merchant), b 1811, SC; md 17 ftrar 1831, Fayette Co.,
GA; d ca 1863, Bowdon, Canoll, GA.
25. CHRISTIAN, Elizabeth P., b 1812, GA, d ca 1863, Bowdon, Canoll, GA.
26. STEPHENSON, James Peeler "Happy Jim." b 31 Dec 1814, GA; md DeKalb
Co., GA; d Boaz, lvlarshall, AL.

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Sanford D. Chambers Pedigree Chart, Cont'd.
27. STANCIL, Elizabeth A. "Betsy," b 09 May 1815, GA; d ca 1866, Canoll Co, GA.
29. CARR, Susan A., b 25 Sep 1849, GA; d29Apr1934, RandolphCo.,AL.
30. JACKSON, Jesse, b 1837, GA; md Heard Co., GA.
31, BARKER, Atha A,, b 1836, GA; d HEATd CO,, GA,
32. CHAI\rBERS, Joseph, b ca 1778, VA; d aft 17 Jun 1839, Villa Rica, Carroll, GA.
33. MOODY, Sarah, b 20 Dec 1782, Chatham Co., NC; d 05Sep 1860, Villa Rica.
34. HAWKINS, Benjamin, b 1762, d 21 Feb 1827, Buncombe Co., NC.
35. ---, Hanah, b 1769, NC; d15Oc|1827, Buncombe Co., NC.
36. YATES, James, b 19 May 1785, VA; md 09 Jul 1807 Spartanburg Co., SC; d
04 Jun 1864. CanollCo., GA.
37. GIDEONS, Tabitha Frances, b23Jan'1785, VAi d20 Feb 1872, CarrollCo.
38. STEWART, William "Billy,"b 1805, SC; md 15Mat1827, Fayette Co., GA; d
New ldexico, Canoll, GA.
39. BECK, Mary "Polly." b 1812, Pendleton Dist., SCI d 1908, New Mexico, Canoll.
46. POWELL, William W., b27Jul 1821,GA; md 25 Sep'1843, Talledega Co., AL;
d 17 Jul 1878, Lineville, Clay, AL.
47. EIDSON, Aurelia, b 30 May 1828, GA; d22 Jan 1a96, Lineville, Clav, AL.
52. STEPHENSON, John, b 12 Nov'1786, Wilkes Co., GA; md 1812, GA; d 20 Jan
1871, DeKalb Co., GA.
53. PEELER, Susan Ann, b 08 Jan 1792, Greene Co., GAI d 10 Aug 1860, DeKalb
Co., GA.
62. BARKER. Lewis Jr., b 1787, NC; md 08 lrar 1810, Jackson Co., GAi d aft 1850,
Heard Co., GA.
63. CHANDLER, Nancy, b 1792i d Franklin, Heard, GA.
64. CHAMBERS, James, b ca 1745, VA; d 1790, Pigeon River, Buncombe, NC.
66. MOODY, Jesse, b ca 1752, md ca 1773, d Feb 1788, Greenville Co., SC.
67. HOLLINGSWORTH, Dinah, b ca 1756, Cane's Creek, Orange, NC; d ca 1790,
Greenville Co., SC.
74. GIDEONS, John.
78. BECK, lsaiah S. Sr., b 02 Sep 1778, Randolph Co., NC; md Nov 1804,
Randolph Co., NC; d 1854, CarrollCo., GA
79. YORK Dorcas, b 1780, Randolph Co., NC: d 1860/1870, Carroll Co., GA.
92. POWELL, Elisha, b 1792, NC; md 09 May 1820, Clark Co., GA.
93. MALONE, Elizabeth, b 1797, SC.
104. STEPHENSON, Thomas, b'1755, Belfast, lreland; md 1781, GA; d 1799,
Greene Co., GA.
105. WADDELL, Mary, b '1756, lreland; d Jan 1840, DeKalb Co., GA.
124. BARKER, Lewis Sr, d Jackson Co., GA.
'132. IVOODY, John, b 18 lray 1723, Prince George Co., VA; d ca 1790, Franklin Co.,
NC
'134 HOLLINGSWORTH, Valentine lll,b 172011725, New Castle, DEi d 1783.
135 HARLAN, Elizabeth, b ca 1720 Chester Co., PA.
156 BECK, Jeffrey Jr., b25 Nov 1752, Augusta Co., VA; mdNov'1771;d12Apr
1838, Pickens Dist., SC
157. MCDANIEL, lrary "Mollie," b'10 Feb 1750; d 12 Oc|1832, Ball Ground, GA.
158. YORK, Semore.
159. ALDRIDGE, Sylvania.
208. SIEPHENSON, John, b 1732, Belfast, lrelandl d 1794, Greene Co., GA

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Sanford D. Chambers Pedigree Chart, Contd.
209. -..-,
Hannah, b Belfast, lreland.
210. WADDEL, William, b Northem, Co. Down, lreland; md Northem, lreland; d'1795,
Greene Co., GA.
211. MORROW, Sarah, b Northern, Co. Down, lreland; d 1796, Greene Co., GA.
264. MOODY, Robert Jr., b Prince George Co., Amelia Co., VA; mdca 1721t d Ptince
George Co., VA.
265. LOUND, Ann.
268. HOLLINGSWORTH, Valentine ll, b 12 Jan 1677, Bellenickcranell, Armagh,
Sego, lreland; md 1713, Armagh, Sego, lreland; d '1757.
269. HEALD, Elizabeth, b ca '1680, lreland.
270. HARLAN, Aaron, b24Oct1685, Co. Down, Ulster, lrelandi mdca'l713,New
Castle Co., DEt d Sep '1732, Kennett, Chester, PA.
271. HEALD, Sarah, b 19 May 1668, lrobberly, Cheshire, Engi d02May 1747,
Kennett, Chester, PA.
312. BECK, Jeffrey Sr., bBucksCo., PA; md03Feb 1743; d 1779, Randolf Co., NC.
313. PHILLIPS, Lydia.
528. MOODY, Robert Sr., b Henrico Co., VA.
536. HOLLINGSWORTH, Valentine l, b Aug 1632, Bellenickcranell, Armagh, Sego,
lreland; md 12 Jun '1672, Armagh Co., lreland; d 1710, Newark, DE.
537. CALVERT, Ann, b Nov 1650, Killwarlin, Co. Down, lreland; d 17 Aug 1697, Shell
Pot Creek, Newark, DE.
538. HEALD, John, bca 1670; mdca1696,Eng; d 174111742, Kennett, Chester, PA.
539. FODEN, lrartha, b ca 1675; d 1755, Chester Co., PA.
540. HARLAN, George, b Mar'1650, Durham, Eng; md 17 Sep 1678, Lurgen Quaker,
UIster, Ireland; d Jul '1714, Chester Co., PA.
541. DUCK, Elizabeth, bca 1650; dbef 17'14, Chester Co., PA.
542. HEALD, Samuel, b 16 Sep 1668, lilobberly, Cheshire, Eng; md 16 Feb'1691,
Cheshire, Eng; d 1736, Kennett, Cheshire, Eng.
543. BANCROFT, Nlary, b 13 May 1673, Eccleston, Cheshire, Eng; d Kennett,
Chester, PA.
624. BECK, Edward, b 1675; md 1720 d '1737, Bucks Co., PA.
625. ---, Sarah.
1056. lrOODY, Thomas, landed Jamestown, VA; will probated 1656, Jamestown, VA.
1057, LAWRENCE, ANN,
1072. HOLLINGSWORTH, Henry, b ca 1600, Bellenickcranell, Armagh, Sego, lreland;
md bef 1631; d aft 1631.
1073. CORNISH, Catherine. b ca 1600
1074. CALVERT, Thomas, b'1617, Dromgorr, Lurgan, Armagh Co., lreland; md l1Apr
1647.
1075. GLASFORD, Jane, b ca 1620.
1080. HARLAN, James, b ca 1648, Eng
'1084. HEALD, Wi iam.
'1085. DONBOBBIN. Jane.
'1086. BANCROFT, John.
1087. -.'-, Mary.
2146. CORNISH, Henry.
2148. CALVERT, John. 2150. GLASFORD, Hugh.
2149. -..-,G"ace. 2151. -----, Margaret.

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William H. Entrekin lll, Rt 1, Box 61, Bumphead Rd, Americus, GA 31709-9801.
1. ENTREKIN, William Henderson Jt..b24Dec1894, Daisy, Tattnall, GA; md
22 Dec 1925 to Selma lnez PENEGAR: d 02 Jan 1985, Amer,cus, Sumter, GA.
2. ENTREKIN. William Henderson, b 01 Oct 1865, [rt. Zion, Carroll, GA; md 08 Apr
1886; d 29 Oct 1906, Mt. Zion, GA; bur Mt. Zion Meth. Cem.
3. ROACH, lrary Virginia, b 17 Nov 1864, Daisy, Tattnall, GA; d 03 Jun 1900, Daisy,
GA,
4. ENTREKIN, Eli Asbury, b 19 Jul 1842, Coweta Co., GA; md 09Aug'!863; d1923,
Mt. Zion, Carroll, GA; bur Mt. Zion lreth. Cem.
5. l\,lARTlN, Rhoda E., b 1846, Forsyth orCarrollCo., GA; d post 1920 census, Mt.
Zion, Carroll, GA; bur Mt. Zion Meth. Cem.
6. ROACH, John Washinqton (l\,,1.D.), b 29 Oct 1836, Columbia, SC; md22Feb
1861; d 18Apr 1901, Daisy, Tattnall, GA.
7. DELOACH, Amanda Ardelia, b 04 Sep 1841, Bulloch or Tattnall Co.,GA; d21 Oct
1934, Daisy, Evans, GA.
L ENTREKIN, ThomasJ., b06Dec1805, Laurens, SC; d 03Aug1878, Mt. Zion,
Canoll, GA; bur lIt. Zion Meth. Cem.
9. (2) BAILEY, NIary (Pollie), b 11 Nov 1811, Laurens, SC; d 30 Dec 1899, Mt. Zion,
Carroll, GA
10. MARTlN, Hicks (M.D.) b 10 lrar 1822, York Co., SC; md 07 Jan '1844; d 04 Jun
1914, [rt. Zion, Carroll, GA; bur Mt. Zion Meth. Cem.
11. CASEY, Margaret, b 24 Dec 1821, Greenville, SC; d 24 Feb 1903, Mt. Zion,
Carroll, GA.
12. ROACH, Thomas Jefferson (M D.), b 1800, York Dist., SC; d28Nov1876,
Columbia, Richland, SC.
'13. HAMMOND, Mary (Ann), b Edgefield Co., SC.
14. DELOACH, John Calvin Sr., b 18 Mar 1796, Liberty orTattnallCo., GA; md
26 lvlay 1819, d 14 Jul 1887, Claxton, Tattnall, GA.
15. FRIER, Ardella, b 30 Dec 1801, Tattnall Co., GA; d 16 Feb 1880, Claxton,
Tattnall GA.
16. ENTREKIN, Thomas Sr., b25Oc|1759: md 17901 d '19 Jul 1839
17, CANNON, MAry,
18. BAILEY, Eli, d 1840(), Coweia Co., GA.
19. WATERS() Jane().
20. [/]ARTIN, Thomas Jr, b 12 Dec 1778: d16Apr1846.
21. [,4ORR|S, Elizabeth(), b 1787.
22. CASEY, lsaac Sr b '1788. 35. ---, Abigail.
23. HENDERSON, Dicey, b 1792. 40. lvlARTlN, Thomas Sr.
24. ROACH, Thomas. 41. ---, Sabra.
26. HAI\4MOND, Charles, md'15 Nov 1798. 44. CASEY, William(/).
27. GARRETT, Mary (Polly). 46. HENDERSON, William
28. DELOACH. John 48. ROACH, Samuel.
29. DURRENCE, Elizabeth. 52. HAMI,OND, John
30. FRIER, Henderson. 53. GOODWIN, Eliz.
31. WILLIAIVS, Delilah. 54 GARRETT, Robt.
32. ENTREKIN, John Bennett 55 -..-, Mary.
33. l\rlLLWEE, l\,largaret Frances. 56. DELOACH, Hardy Sr.
34. CANNON, William 57. HART, Eliz.

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Pedigree Chads, Cont'd.
Gertrude Walker Stone, 11 Casey St., Newnan, GA 30263.
1. WALKER, irildred Gertrude, b26 Nov 1925, Coweta Co., GA; md24Jun'1944to
J. P. STONE (b 19lray '1926, Coweta Co., GA).
2. WALKER, John Rogers, b '10 Sep 1902, Coweta Co., GA; md 2'1 Dec 1924; d
11 Aug 1971, Coweta Co., GA.
3. SMITH, Daisy Pauline, b07Aug 1903, Coweta Co., GA; d06Jan 1971, Coweta
Co., GA.
4. WALKER, JoelTimothy, b 24 Jul 1855, Carroll Co., GA; md 16 Mar 1886; d
06 Apr 1935, Coweta Co., GA..
5. WITCHER, Ellen 2., b 25 Apr 1862; d 28 Mat 1927, Coweta Co., GA.
6. SMITH, Lucius C., b 1874, Butts Co., GA; md 01 Feb 1898; d 21 May 1942,
Waverly, AL.
7. GRAY, Aldora Elizabeth, d 19 Dec 1925, Coweta Co., GA.
8. WALKER, James W., b '1828, Putnam Co., GA; md 06 Jun 1852; d 24 Oct 1863,
Camp Douglas, lL.
9. CULPEPPER, Mary Ann, b'13Oct 1837, Coweta Co., GA; d 18 lilar 1923, Troup
Co., GA.
10. WITCHER, John, b ca 1810, TN.
11. CLEMENTS, Lucy Ann, b ca 1826, GA.
12. SlrlTH, John C., b 03 Aug 1849; md05Feb1872; d 25 Jan1903, Coweta Co.,
13. TUCKER, Louisa Adeline, b 05 Oct 1849, GA: d l0lvlay 1935, Coweta Co., GA.
14. GRAY, John Tenell, b 20 Jan 1836 or 1837, Coweta Co., GA; md Jun 1855; d
03 Nov 1896, Coweta Co., GA.
15. WHITAKER, l\4artha, b 08 Jan '1836, Heard Co., GA; d 1915, Coweta Co., GA.
16. WALKER, Moses P, b ca 1787; d 1865.
17. ----, Toinette, b ca 1789; d before 1865.
18. CULPEPPER, Joel, b 1802i d 1875.
19. WHITAKER. Elizabeth.
20. WITCHER, Lacey.
26. TUCKER, Bartley, b ca 1797; md 09 lilay 1849; d 1871, Fayette Co., GA
27. BISHOP, Lucy Ann, b ca 1820.
28. GRAY, Eli, b 1805; md 05 l\,Iar 1836; d 03 Dec 1885.
29. MUSIC, Elizabeth, b ca 1820; d 1898.
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232. David Hembree, 3560 Valley Mill Rd., Kennesaw, GA 30144.
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2. Anne & Doyal Allen, 112 Ora Circle, Warner Robins, GA 31088.
3. Hugh W. Banow, 1511 Thornebrooke Cir., Dalton, GA 30720.
4. David D. Beaty,206 Sam Dr., Waco, TX 76706.
5. James O. & Gladys S. Bennett, 170 Plantation Ave., Ca!'rollton, GA 30117.
6. Erlene Boyd, '1539 Flat Rock Rd., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
7. Kathy Brock, P. O. Box 833, Temple, GA 30179.
8. Kenneth E. Bullard, 1917 Bethlehem Rd., P. O. Box 889, Kings [It., NC 28086.
9. Ivlary E. Byam, G-3342 Tuxedo Ave., Flint, Ml 48507.
10. J. F. Cantrell,8402 lnterlochen Dr., Fremont Hills, Nixa, NIO 65714-8768.
11. Pamela J. Carter, 4517 W. Topeka Dr., Glendale, AZ 85308-4488.
12. [,4rs. F. M. Chalker, 314 Dixie St., Carrollton, GA 301'17.
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14. Sanford D. Chambers, Rt 1 Box 219, Newell, AL 36270
15. A. D. Chandler. 1524 Peachiree Ln. NW Cullman, AL 35057.
'16 Kathryn P. Cook, 5522 Lansing Dr., Charlotte, NC 28270-5350.
17. J. H. Cosper,2 Horatio St., NewYork, NY 10014.
18. James W. Cothran, 3 Greenacre Rd., Rome, GA 30165-9048.
19. Corinne K. Cown,679 Cown Rd., Temple, GA 30179.
20. Mrs. Clarice Cox, '1055 Farmers High Rd., Canollton, GA 301'17.
2'1 Ennis C. Dewberry,4160 Citizen Circle, Alistell, GA 30001.
22. Befty Driver, 740 Stripling Chapel Rd., Carollton, GA 30117.
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27. vnginia Evaris, 171 Pine St., Fairburn, GA 30213.
28. Betty O. Swilling Ferguson, 1409 '13th St., Galena Park, TX 77547.
29. Mr. & trrs. Bill Foster, 1924 Victory Church Rd.. Bowdon. GA 30108.
30. Shirley Gardner, 85 Greenwood Ln., Canollton, GA 3011/.
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40. Rudene B. Hollingsworth, 2272U527 S. Carrollton, GA 30117.
4'1 Dr. Anne {ngrarn, 114 Hillcrest Dr., Canollton, GA30'l'17.
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W. A. & Barbara lragie, 7059 Brigade Ct., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
Tom lrahaffey, P. O. Box 500, Marlow, OK 73055-0500.
Helen W. Matthews,2358 Canollton-Villa Rica Hwy., Villa Rica, GA 30180.
Walter & J. Marie ircBride, 14 Amy Scott Ct., Longview, TX 75605.
Marcia Mccahee, 3195 State Line Rd., Bowdon, GA 30108.
[rrs. G. E. Mclendon,2545 Browns Mill Rd. SE, Atlanta, GA 30354.
Ruth Stuart McNinch, 801 College St., Canollton, GA 30117.
Rhoda S. lvlesker, 6 Pelican Pt., Belvedere, CA 94920.
Coy E. llichael, 8908 Willow Hills Dr. SE, Huntsville, AL 35802.
[rrs. G. A. Middlebrooks, P. O. Box 172, Canollton, GA 30117.
Dr. Sarah Reid Middleton, P. O. Box 304, Oakland, TN 38060.
J. M. Neill Sr., 747 Livingston Pl., Decatur, GA 30030.
Kenneth L. Newman, 906 2nd St. NE, Jacksonville, AL 36265.
Lois O. Newman,20 Madison Newman Rd., Tallapoosa, GA 30176.
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Nell B. Riggs, 161 Starlight Dr., Rock Spring, GA 30739.
Randy Roberson,9007 Penrose Ln., Little Rock, AR 72205.
Angus P. Robinson, 8522 W. 131st Pl., Cedar Lake, lN 46303.
Dr. & [,ilrs. Jeny C. Robinson, 269 Horsley N4ill Rd., Carrollton, GA 30116.
luichael Robinson, 264 Horsley Mill Rd., Carollton, GA 301'16.
Jan Ruskell, Canollton, GA 30117.
Gertrude WalkerStone, 11 Casey St., Newnan, GA 30263.
Elizabeth H. Taylor, 16074 Hopewell Rd., Alpharetta, GA 30201.
Joyce A. Taylor, 5992 Tommy Town Rd., Mt. Olive, AL 35117-9578.
R. M. Taylor,515 Lowom Farm Rd., Carrollton, GA 30117.
J. L. Thompson Jr., 1610 West St., Sylvester, GA 31791.
Alfred E. Turner, 6501 Peacock Blvd., lvorrow, GA 30260-2519
Horace A. Tumer, P. O. Box 1, 813 l\rayes Way, Manchester, GA 31816.
Silver S. Villegas, 6504 Cooper Lane, Jacksonville, FL 32210.
Rebecca B. Wallace,2515 Frankford Ave., Panama City, FL 32405.
Lee Wash, 90 Briarwood Dr., Carrollton, GA 30117.
Patsy Whiteside, 3116 W. Henry Ave., Tampa, FL 33614-5925
l\,Ir. & lrrs. Garland L Wood,2814 Caddell Circle, Hopes Bluff, AL 35903.
Pauline F. Wood,4183 Copley Rd., Copely, OH 44321-1515.
fulrs. Mary Florence A. Word, 805 Rome St., Canollton, GA 30117.
l\rrs. Bernard Yates, 818 Tyus Rd., Bowdon, GA 30108.
Deborah H. Zouras, 343 Chapelwhite Rd., lrmo, SC 29063.
Allen Co. Pub. Lib., Acquisitions-Periodicals, Box 2270, Ft. Wayne, lN 46801.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Family History Lib., 35 N. West
Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84150.
92. Huntsville Pub. Lib., Huntsville Heritage Rm., P. O. Box 443, Huntsville, AL 35804
93. lliddle Ga. Reg. Lib., 1180 Washington Ave., i/lacon, GA31201-1790.
94. Pub. Lib. of Cincinnati, Serials Unit,800 Vine St., Cincinnati, OH 45202-2009.

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Once again we would like to call your attention to the book HARALSON COUNTY.
GEORGIA a Historv by Lois Owens Newman, an order for which can be found on lhe
last page of this Quartefly. This hardback book is beautiful, filled with DhotograDhs,
maos, family sketches, and many records. lf you are doing research in that part of
Carroll County which became part of Haralson County in 1856, you may find this book
to be most helrful in your research.
Adams 7 17 21
Adamson 21
Aderhold 23
Ainsley 3
Akin(s) 3 4
Alco.n 24 25 26 32
Aldridge 28
Alexander 21
Alten 17 22 23 32
Alston 22
Anderson 24
Arnall 21
Ashley 21 23
Atkinson 4 8 10
At(t)away '17 20
Aycock '1 1
Ayers 21
Ayrcs 22
Bailey 17 23 26 30
Bains 14
Baldwin 22
Bancroft 29
Barker 28
Barnes 17
Baff 22
Baffow 16 21 22 24
32
Batlon 22
Baskin '10
Bates 7 23
Bearden I
Bealy 23 32
Beck 28 29
Beman I
Bennett 32
Benson 19
Bentley 21(2)
Bishop 31
Bivins 22
Blackman
see Blackmon
Blackmon 25 26
Bloodworth '17
Bobo 22
Bonner 15 20(2)
Bowl(e)s 4(2)
Boyd 32
Brasweli 10 22
Bridges 4 5
Brister 25
Bristol see Brister
Bristow see Brister
Brock 2 32
Brooke 17 18
Btoon 22
Brcwn 17(2) 19(2)
20 21
Bryant 7
Btyce 5 22
Euford 22
Bullard 32
Burnett 10
BlJson 21 22 23
Byam 23 32
Byrom 17
Caldwell22
Calhaun 22
Calvert 29
Camp 9
Campbell 3
Cannon 6 30
Canl(ell22 32
Ca"den 22
Catmack 24
INDEX - SPRING 1995
Car 17 27 28
Carrcll22
Catlet 23 32
Casey 30
Chalker 32
Chambers 12 22 27
28 29 32(2)
Chance 23
Chandler 6 20 21
2A 32
Chaopell 3 16 22
Chastain 22
Chrislian 23(2) 27
Clements 31
Cochran 23
Coggins 17
Cohran 22
Coleman 16
Colonnese 23
Colouitt 22
Connell 17
Cook 8 16 22 32
Coopet 22
Copeland 5 27
Corcoran 1 1
Cornish 29
Cosoer 32
Costly 5 17
Cothran 32
Cowan 20
Cown 32
Cox 32
Aaig 22
Craven 19
CraMord 17
Crook 4
Ctoy 24 26
Culpelper 16 22
Cunningham 14
Curtis 15
DaYis 12 21
DeLoach 30
devane 2
Dewberry 32
Donbobbin 29
Dougherty 10 22
Downs 22
Doyal 17
Driscoll 22
Driver 32
Drury 26
Duck 29
Duke 8
Duncan 23 25
Dunklin 13
Durrence 30
Earnest 17(2)
Edge 22
Edmondson 32
Eidson 28
Eldredge 32
Embry 22
Englehardt 23 32
Entrekin '16 30 32
Estridge 22
Evarts 7 1A 26 32
Farmer 8
Faffis 26
Fergason 27
Fetguson 24 26 32
Fitts 23(2)
Filzhugh' 12
Fletcher 17 23

-i5-
Foden 29
Folds 22
Foster 2 32
Freeman 8 23
Frier 30
Futal '17
Gatdnet 2 10 21 32
Garrett 19 20 30
Garrison 15 22
Gary 26
Gasaway 23
Gay 21
Gentilcore 31
Gibson 9
Gideons 28
Gladney 8
Glasford 29
Gonzales 32
Good 23 32
Goodwin 30
Gordy 22
Grant 14
Gravelle 21 23 32
Gfay 16 22(2126
31 32
Green 19
Grierson '14
Griffen see Griffin
Gtiftin 26 32
Griffis 3
Gtiltith 22
Guthrie 17
Hageness 32
Hairston 25 26
Hall32
Hallman 17
Hammond 30
Handley 20
Harcrow 7
Hatlan 28 29
Harrington 32
Haffis 22
Ha.rison 22(2)
Hart 19 20 30 32
Hawkins 27 28
Hay(s) 7 15
Head 7
Heald 29(2)
Hean 21
Heath 17
Hem*ee 122(2)
31
Henderson 30
Henry 17
Herrod 26
Hight22
Hines 3
Hodge 24
Holland 10 20
Hollingsworth 28
29 32
Hollis 10
Holloway 21 22
Hood '14 23
Houston 9 '19 22
Hubbard 17
Hudson 23
Hunt 10
Hunter 21
Hun 22
Hutcheson 6
Hutchins 5
lngram 15 16 32
lMin 6
lvey 10
Jackson 12 22 27
2A 32
James 22
Johns 22 32
Johnson 3(3) 5 22
23 32
Johnston 12 '14
Jones 6 17 (2) 21
Jordan 18 19 32(2)
Jordon see Jordan
Karr see Carr
Kegans 24
Kelly 22
Kennedy 7 8
Key 47
Kiggans
see Kegans
Kilgore 21
Kins I20 21(2t 22
Kingsberry 20 21
Knight 5
Ktamet 20
Kylle 2 14
Lackey 33
Land 21
Lang 26
Lassiter 20
Lawrence 29
Layton 4
Ledbetter 19
Lee 12 14 19
Lecrande 22
Lewis see Louis
Lipham 22(2\
Little 9 20 23
Lollis 22
Long 5 21
Longstreet 14
Louis 25
Lound 29
Lov(v)ett 5 6
Lovvorn 17
Lowry 20
Lubbock 1'1
Lyle 17
Mabry 19
Maddox 24 25
Magie 2 33
Mahaffey 32
Malone 28
Mandeville 15
l\4archman 9 20
Marlow 6 10
Martin 30
Massey 4
Matthews 32
lvlcBride 22 33
McBurnett 5 6
McCalman 24
McClellan 12
McClure 3
Mccoy 6
McDaniel 17 28
McE|Ioy 22
Mccahee 2 33
McKenzie 18
McKleroy
see McElroy
Mclain 10
Mclendon 33
McMullan 20
McNinch 2 33
McPherson 21
McRae 22
McWhirter
see McWhorter
Mcwhorter 22
Meadows 19
Metck22
Mesker 23 33
Michael 33
Middlebrooks 33
Middleton 33
Miller 7 23
Millwee 30
Mobley 25
Moody 28 29
Moote 3 17 22(2)
Morris 5 20 21 30
Morrow 5 19 29
Morton 2
Moseley 22
Muse 17
Music(k) 17 22 31
Neill 22 33
Nelms 3
Newman 33(2) 34
Nichols 22
Nixon 3 24 33
Nolen see Nowlen
Noles 5
No(w)len 22 25 26
O'Keith 4

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O'Rear 17
Osborne 22
Owen 22
Page 21 33
Patket 22(2)
Parsons 33
Pate 17
Patterson 17(2)
Payne '18 23
Payton 9
Peatce 22
Peeler 28
Penegar 30
Perkerson 18
Phillips 10 18 29
Pickens 22
Pinson 22
Pittman I
Pollard 25
Pope I'14
Porter 13
Powell2T 28
Power 20
Ptice 27
Prince 10
Purviance 16
Purvians
see Purviance
Quillian 20
Ragan 33
Rasca 22
Ray 18
Reagan 12
Reaves
see Reeves
Reddin 18
Reese 22
Reeves 18 19(2) 23
Rice 33
Richards 6
Riggs 33
Rivers 18
Roach 30
Roberson 33
Roberts 4 20
Robertson 22 23
Robinson 18 31
Robison 4 8 9(2)
20
Rooks '18 22
Rosecrans 14
Routon 18
Rowe 22
Rowland 22
Rudder 22
Rush 6
Ruskell 33
Russell 9
Ryan '1 I
Sewell 4
Shaddo 20
Shadix 3
Sheppard 25
Shiffletl 18
Shirah 18
Sidney 18
Simonton 18
Skinner 21
Slaughter 20 23
Smiley 13 18
Smith 6 8 9(2) '16
18 22(3\ 25 26 31
Sneary 2
Spivey 22
Spradlin 10 18
Soruill 24
Stallings 22
Slancil 28
Steed 5 10 20
Stephens 18
Stephenson 27 28
Stewan 27 28
Stidham 22
Stone 16 22 31 33
Strickland 4
Sudduth 5
Sullivan I
Swilling 26
Swint 7
Tanner 7 18
Tant 3
Tarpley 18
Taylor 33(3)
feal21 23
Templeman 19
Terrell 21
Thomasson 20
Thompson 8 22 33
Thornton 4 18
Thurman '18
Tigner 19
Tisinger 18
Tolbert 22
Tomlin 9
Tompkins 6
Toney 4
Trammell 5
Traylor '10
Truell20 21
Tucker 16 31
Tumlin 20
furnet 18 19 22
33(2)
Tylet 24
fyson 2212)
Upchurch 21
Upshaw 18
Vaughan 10
Veal20
Villegas 33
Vines 6 7
Waddel(l) 28 29
Walket 7 16 22 23
31
Wallace 33
Wallon 22 23 26
Warren 18
Wash 2 33
Waters 30
Webster 10
Wells 3
Whatley '18(2)
Whisenhunt 22
Whitaker 16 22
31(2)
While 7 8 21
Whatehead 24
Whiteside 21 33
Whittle 5
Whorton 3
Wichter
see Witcher
Wier 18
Wilkins 18
Williams36922
30
Williamson 18(2)
22(2)
Wilson 10 18 23
27
Winkles 7
Winn 22
Wise 5 16
Wilcher 18 22 23
31
Wolf(e) 19 24
Womack 22
Wood I22 33(2t
Woodruff 7
Wooten 22
Word 2 1619 33
Wotkman 22
Wo{ley 24
Worthy 21
Wrcay 21
W(en 22
Wright 5
Yates 27 28 33
York 28
Zollicoffer 11
Zouras 33
Allen Co. 33
LDS Church 33
Huntsville Lib 33
Mid GA. Lib. 33
Cincinnati Lib 33