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COOK posted by Johnny Cook on Thursday, December 9, 1999

Hello, my name is Johnny Cook. I have been trying to find some information on my gggg-grandfather, Robert R. or A. Cook. He is believed to have been born around 1795 or 96 in Franklin County, Georgia. Everybody doing research on this line of Cooks can't get beyond Robert. He had 2 wives. The first we don't know anything about. The second was Anna Holder George. It has been suggested that his first wife was a Landers, or Gray, or a Rooks. Children by his first wife were: Elijah, George Washington (my ggg-grandfather), Martha, James H., Amanda, and Annie Elizabeth. About the only information we have on Robert, other than the above, is that he was in Jackson County, Georgia in 1829 when George Washington Cook was born. He later shows up in Carroll County, Georgia where he married his second wife, Anna Holder George, on March 4th, 1846. In 1850 he and Anna are listed in the Carroll County census along with his children of his first wife. The area of Franklin County, where it is believed that Robert was born covered a larger area at the time of his birth than it does now, so it is possible that information about Robert may be in one of the surrounding counties, including Madison. Any help on information, or how I might obtain information, about Robert Cook will highly be appreciated. Thanks for reading this. Johnny Cook.

SCOGIN posted by Teresa Atkinson on Wednesday, December 15, 1999

Just started. My granfather's name W.E. Scogin Imogene Sheridan Scogin was my grandmother

NIX, SMITH posted by Everett Bennett, Sr. on Saturday, December 18, 1999

Seeking marriage record of: Thomas B. Nix and Grace Louisa Francis Smith who were married in Franklin County, Georgia 2 March 1820. Grace was born in Elbert Co, Ga. Jan 1795 & Thomas b: ca 1803,N.C. In 1840 they were enumerated in Franklin, County, the census showing three males and nine females in the household. Thomas Nix is my on my wife's mother's side of family. Any information of marriage records or birth records would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, have a nice day.

BROOKS, WILLIAMS posted by marcus i. williams on Monday, December 20, 1999

jasper n. williams born jan 16,1825 Madison co. married Saletia ann ?. Shown in 1850 census Paulding co. with wife and daug. Sarah , Delehia, and margareth. need any info. about this family .jasper was my great grandfather .

HOLBROOK, WILLIAMS posted by Harold Williams on Monday, December 20, 1999

Looking for information on William Pinckney WILLIAMS b. unknown, d. unknown, m. Jane "Jinsey" HOLBROOK 8/24/1815, Carnesville, Franklin Co, GA. She b. 6/16/1799, d. 3/14/1878, bur. WILLIAMS/MUNROE Cem., Clay Co, AL. 1850 census of Madison Co lists: Williams, William 56 yrs GA; Williams, Luzenia 16 yrs; and Williams, Walton 12 yrs. These names and dates are consistent with other information I have on the two children. They were the youngest of 9 children, and conceiveably the oldest seven had already left home by the 1850 census. Walton Williams (my g-grandfather) is buried in the same cemetery as Jinsey (my g-g- grandmother) above. There is no record of William ever arriving in Alabama. Does anyone have any information on his history or burial site? Also any information on the HOLBROOK lineage would be appreciated. Thanks to Gene Harrison of Fayetteville, GA who was the source of the 1850 census information. Harold Williams

COBB, WILLAFORD, WILLEFORD, WILLIFORD posted by Vicki Faciane on Tuesday, December 28, 1999

I'm researching the WILLEFORD/WILLAFORD/ WILLIFORD families of Georgia. Specifically, I'm looking for descendants of Benjamin C. WILLIFORD and Charity COBB, both b. bet. 1780-1790, prob. in NC. They were in Warren Co., GA, for awhile prior to moving on to Pulaski, Monroe, and finally Crawford Co., GA. They had 12 children, most of whose names are not yet known/verified. Known to be children: George Washington WILLIFORD, Mary WILLIFORD, Susan WILLIFORD, and Penelope WILLIFORD. Supspected: Thomas Hines WILLIFORD and Micajah WILLIFORD. I found records for many WILLIFORD marriages in Madison Co. and am seeking any researchers for these families.

posted by Jamie Sorrow on Saturday, January 1, 2000

This may prove to be stupid question. But, one I am unable to find a reliable answer to. So here goes. How did Madison County get its name? And how would one establish just who the oldest remaining families with descendents still residing in Madison County are?

ALLEN, BURROUGHS, PAYNE, STOVALL, WARE posted by Jo Ann Burroughs on Sunday, January 2, 2000

Searching for info. on Asa Jones Ware b.3Apr.1837 son of Edward Meekin Ware and Elizabeth Major. Asa Jones mar.#1Eurena M.Stovall #2 Sarah(Sally)Payne (?) I believe Eurena Stovall's parents were John R and Margaret Stovall.Need info. on children.and descendants.

BUCKNER posted by Sherilynn Buckner on Thursday, January 6, 2000

I am looking for the Parents and relatives of Warren Jospehus Buckner born 25 Dec. 1845 in Georgia. His father was Robert Buckner - mother unknown.

BARNES, HILL posted by David Lineberger on Friday, January 7, 2000

I am searching for information on John H. Barnes, allegedly born in Madison County on or around 7 April 1842. He enlisted as a member of Co. A, 24th Georgia Infantry AKA the Banks County Independant Volunteers on 4 August 1861. He fought with the Army of Northern Virginia and surrendered at Appomattox, VA on 9 August 1865. He married A. (Anne?) Elizabeth Hill in Banks County on 10 June 1866 and I believe that they had at least 5 children, the youngest of which was my great-grandmother Arminda (Mendie) J. Barnes. John H. and Elizabeth are buried in the Mount Pleasant Methodist Church Cemetery on SR 51, just north of Homer in Banks County. I am almost positive that John H. and Elizabeth are Mendie's parents but this is based on family heresay, secondary sources, and inspired detective work. What I really need is that one piece of primary evidence to seal the deal. Can you help?

ENGLAND, GOOLSBY, HUFF, HUNT, PASS posted by flora gartrell on Sunday, January 9, 2000

me in madison know most of them are in oglethorpe but there some in madison co. i were born in madison

ADAIR, ADARE posted by Dennis W. Williams on Sunday, January 9, 2000

BOZEMAN ADAIR- was born 1771 VA. Was a farmer, lawyer, merchant & memeber of the Baptist faith. Bozeman was a Justice of the peace in Jackson Co. GA 1802-1806; He received land in Lotteries, 1803 1810 1820 & 1832.He served as State Troop Soldier 1811.He was in the House of Rep.MADISON Co. GA 1819-1826;He was a Justice of the Inferior Court; He was in the House Of Rep. for CARROLL County GA. 1829-1831. He was a member of NEW HOPE Bapt. Church in Carroll County GA (now Douglas) He was a member of Pumpkinvine Bapt. Church in Paulding Co. GA. He was a deligate to help from the Tallapoosa Bapt. Assn. 22 May 1835. He helped organize Mt. Zion Bapt. Church on Hwy. 61 in Paulding Co GA Dec. 1844. He was a Merchant in Villa Rica GA. Bozeman Adair owned large tracts of land in Madison Co GA;Jackson Co.GA; Clark Co. GA;Paulding Co.GA & Carroll/Dougls Co.GA. Bozeman Adair is listed in certified list,Georgia Troops men who received Bounty Warrants for REVOLUTIONARY SERVICE.

ADAIR, ADARE posted by Dennis W. Williams on Sunday, January 9, 2000

BOZEMAN ADAIR- was born 1771 VA. Was a farmer, lawyer, merchant & memeber of the Baptist faith. Bozeman was a Justice of the peace in Jackson Co. GA 1802-1806; He received land in Lotteries, 1803 1810 1820 & 1832.He served as State Troop Soldier 1811.He was in the House of Rep.MADISON Co. GA 1819-1826;He was a Justice of the Inferior Court; He was in the House Of Rep. for CARROLL County GA. 1829-1831. He was a member of NEW HOPE Bapt. Church in Carroll County GA (now Douglas) He was a member of Pumpkinvine Bapt. Church in Paulding Co. GA. He was a deligate to help from the Tallapoosa Bapt. Assn. 22 May 1835. He helped organize Mt. Zion Bapt. Church on Hwy. 61 in Paulding Co GA Dec. 1844. He was a Merchant in Villa Rica GA. Bozeman Adair owned large tracts of land in Madison Co GA;Jackson Co.GA; Clark Co. GA;Paulding Co.GA & Carroll/Douglas Co.GA. Bozeman is listed in certified list,Georgia Troops men who received Bounty Warrants for REVOLUTIONARY SERVICE.Bozeman died in Paulding Co GA 1857 at the age of 86.

ADAIR, ADARE, SORRELLS posted by Melodi A. Young on Monday, January 10, 2000

Am seeking the names of the brothers and sisters of James Bozeman Adair (or Adair), born to Whitmill H. Adare in 1820s. Have found census records, but only numbers of various offspring and slaves are listed. Am also seeking names of brothers and sisters of Whitmill H. Adare who was born to Bozeman Adare in 1794. Would like also to know name Bozeman's inlaws, parents of Sara Sorrells. Also seeking name of Bozemans's mother, wife of William Adare, who died in 1804, and both of their birthplaces, and William's father's names.

ADAIR, ADARE, SORRELLS posted by Melodi A. Young on Monday, January 10, 2000

Am seeking the names of the brothers and sisters of James Bozeman Adair, born to Whitmill H. Adare in 1820s. Have found census records, but only numbers of various offspring and slaves are listed. Am also seeking names of brothers and sisters of Whitmill H. Adare who was born to Bozeman Adare in 1794. Would like also to know name Bozeman's inlaws, parents of Sara Sorrells. Also seeking name of Bozemans's mother, wife of William Adare, who died in 1804, and both of their birthplaces, and William's father's names.

MACKEE, MACKEY, MCGEE, MCKEE, MCKEY posted by Mark McKee on Tuesday, January 11, 2000

I'm searching for any information on the McKee family living in Madison County during the 1830s and before. Any information would be helpful and I'll be happy to share what I have

MAY, TUCKER posted by Joann on Monday, January 17, 2000

Looking for info and descendants of HARBERT TUCKER, d. 1843 in Madison Co., Ga. Also looking for info and descendants of ANDREW MAY and wife MARTHA J. SEIGLER MAY. Andrew is thought to have died in 1897. He was veteran of Civil War. These are my gggrandparents and I am anxious to learn anything about them. Please email.

DANIEL, RENAULT, RENEAU posted by Wm. Daniel on Monday, January 17, 2000

I am trying to find information on ROBERT WILLIAMS DANIEL who married MARY JANE RENEAU (RENAULT)March 23, 1852. The RENEAU family at one time was in both La. and Ill. I do not know when the DANIEL family came to Ga. I know that WILLIAMS RUSSELL DANIEL, their son, was born 1/1/1853 in Bethany, Ga and died 11/26/1905 in Madison. Does anyone have information on the DANIEL line or can anyone tell me where Bethany is? Carolyn

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