Posted Queries for February thru April 2002

VEASEY (02/18/02)
My ancestor was Francis Marion VEASEY and he served in the Militia during the Civil War in Randolph County, Ga. I am doing a family history and need the information relevant to his service.

Submitted by Jack Williams
SATTERWHITE (02/23/02)
Serching for Thomas L. SATTERWHITE. b. ABT 1798 in SC, d. ? He lived in Randolph County and apppears there in the 1860 Census and 1860 Slave schedules. Also, he had a 21 year old son who died and is buried there in 1856.

He signed a loyalty oath in 1867 in Randolph Co. but this is the last record I have of him. Where is he buried?

Submitted by Harry Baldwin
BADGER / DEAN / LAING / TAYLOR / THOMPSON / YARBROUGH (02/26/02)
My TAYLOR family moved to Randolph County about 1825-1855. Benjamin TAYLOR from Va died there in 1880. His son was: John Calhoun TAYLOR born 14 Sep 1850 and died 29 Sep 1928, he married Ardella R. THOMPSON (daughter of Ed P. THOMPSON).

Their Children were
  1. Edith Eliza TAYLOR, 6 Aug 1871-9 Jun 1910 Benevolence and married John B. DEAN on 2 Nov 1892 Randolph Co.
  2. Idus Calhoun TAYLOR 6 Aug 1875 - 9 Jun 1910 married Rosalee BADGER
  3. Rosanna Lee TAYLOR 26 Nov 1880-14 Apr 1961 married Cornelius T. LAING.
  4. John Clinton TAYLOR, Sr. 12 Mar 1884-14 Mar 1965 was married to Cora YARBROUGH.


All of these are of Randolph County (mostly Benevolence). If anyone would have access to the obits on microfilm, any help would be appreciated very much.

Thank You, Larry Taylor

Submitted by Larry Taylor
JOINER (03/03/02)
I am seeking info on lewis JOINER, m mary a MORGAN. they were in randolph co in 1860 census. their son lewis JOINER is my gggrandfather.

Submitted by ron joiner
GOSHEN / MUSE (03/06/02)
I am looking for an African-American family that was living in Randolph Co area around the turn of the century or shortly after. It would be MUSE/ALLEN. A little farther east the names would be GOSHEN/LEONARD. Any help would be appreciated. B Gurr

Submitted by belle gurr
JOHNSON (03/22/02)
I am looking for information on Gussie Belle JOHNSON. Possible born in Randolph Co. 1889. Parent James F. JOHNSON and Aletha JUSTUS.

Submitted by Sandra Sweat
BROADWATER (03/24/02)
My ggrandfather, James Henry (J. H.) BROADWATER in 1869-1870 attended the Bethlehem Free Will Baptist Church in Randolph Co, which was located South East of Shellman near the Calhoun County Line. I would really appreciate any information as to where the records of this church can be found or any other information which might aid me in my research.

Thanks, Sara

Submitted by Sara Broadwater Taylor
HARGROW / SOLOMON (03/31/02)
Looking for information on George HARGROW born in 1874; Looking for information on Riley SOLOMON born 1842.

Submitted by Fletcher Hargrow
STUBBS (04/10/02)
I am looking for information on George STUBBS and Sarah Stubbs (OSPREY). I have a birthdate for George of 18 Jun 1789, North Carolina, and a death date of 5 Mar 1837, Cuthbert, Georgia, although I am unsure as to whether either is correct. George and Sarah had the following children: William Osprey STUBBS, James STUBBS, Mathew STUBBS, Lemuel STUBBS, Thomas STUBBS, Ella STUBBS, Maria STUBBS, Caroline STUBBS, and Bersheba STUBBS. Ellen, James, and Mariah married GRIERs from Cuthbert (Felix, ___, and Eli). Mathew and Lemuel married sisters, Elizabeth and Wineford BRIGHAM. Several of the STUBBS, GRIERs, and BRIGHAMs moved to DeWitt and then, Blanco Co., Texas and settled there.

I am particularly interested in obtaining any information about George and Sarah STUBBS and where they came from?!?!? Thank you!

Submitted by J. Fisher
MORRIS (04/21/02)
Looking for burial place of James MORRIS and possibly his wife, Harriet, in Randolph County. His will was written in Early County, but probated in Randolph, leading me to believe that he could be buried there. He was from Murray County but due to the horrible conditions in northern Georgia toward the end of The War, he and his wife had moved south, I believe between 1860 and 1865. He was born in 1798 and died 12 June 1865. Harriet was born ca 1801. They were originally from Carnesville, Franklin County, Georgia. I am a descendant of James' brother Eppy White MORRIS, but since James and Harriet had no children, I feel I must try to get the story of their life on record. He was active in the Creek Indian Wars and served in county offices in Franklin Co. Any help would be appreciated so much.

Submitted by Jean W. Pace

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