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ADAIR, Jane
ADAMS, Elias
ADAMS, Jane
ADAMS, Malinda
AIKENS, Bessie
ALBRITTON, John
ALLEN, John
ANDERSON, Emily
ARGO, William Basil
ARNOLD, James, John, Moses, William, Aaron
ATKINS, Joel C.




ADAIR, Jane
Adair, Jane b. between 1825-1830 to James Adair and Ann Smith Adair according to 1830 Census of Henry Co. GA.. She was listed with family in 1840 Census of Paulding Co. GA. as 10/15 but apparently married a man named Brooks before her family was listed in Shelby Co. TN Census of 1850. Just found Family Bible Page that list her name as Jane (Adair) Brooks with no dates given.
Nell Adair Lewis 5-2002

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ADAMS, Elias
Adams, Elias b. pre-Civil War; son of Jonathan Adams/Martha Pullin; Father was killed in WBTS. Decatur County records show he married Nancy Humphrey, Jan. 16, 1879. Nothing else known, Appreciate your help
Robin Adams 6-6-2002

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ADAMS, Jane
Adams, Jane b. abt. 1781; dau. of Colson Adams/Rachel Cason; reportedly married William Hall of Tattnall County abt. 1805. Any info appreciated.
Robin Adams 6-6-2002

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ADAMS, Malinda
Adams, Malinda was born around 1811, in 1860 she was a widow in Clay Co., GA with three children, William, George Henry, and Eliza. She moved to Houston Co., AL with her son George and that is where she is buried. I can not locate any info. on who her husband was. I've checked Early Co., and Clay Co. online. Any help would be appreciated.
Marlene Steadman 10-22-2004

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AIKENS, Bessie
Aikens, Bessie I would appreciate a look up for Bessie Aikens who married a Thompson. Believe her to have been born in Tenn. She died when my mother-in-law was 3 about 1903. Bessie's name is on my husband and most of his siblings birth certificates where mothers info should be. List her as being born in Huston Tenn. Children of Bessie were Effie, Clyde, Kate, and one son Hyde. They are supposed to be from Griffin Ga.
[email protected] 2-14-2005

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ALBRITTON, John B.
Albritton, John B. I am looking for any "Original" information on John Albritton b. 1750 NC & d. 1815 Laurens Co, GA, that shows he served in the Revolutionary War.
Eva Albritton 8-28-2004

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ALLEN, John
Allen, John who appears in Marion, Twiggs County about 1821. John Allen shows up in the 1830 census and several records of letters as early as 1821. He is believed to be the father of Gideon A. Allen (my direct ancestor), and Green Allen both who lived in Marion from 1820s to 1844. Gideon migrated to Louisanna, Green left at the same time destination unknown. Seeking any information on John, Gideon, or Green Allen.
Gary Allen 5-2002

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ANDERSON, Emily
Anderson, Emily Need information on Emily Anderson b. Mar 1850 Tattnall Co. ?, GA d/o William and Laney Sapp Anderson. Huxford says she 1m. Taylor Andrews and 2m. Aug 1895 C.T. Williams. I have proof that CT was a real person and there is a marriage record in Coffee Co. GA. and a census record. But...Taylor Anders/Andrews is a real mystery person.
D. Sjoberg 5-2002

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ARGO, William Basil
Argo, William Basil born 2/20/1848 died 4/401906. He was born in Georgia but his parents were born in SC. They had 10 children. Both of them are buried in Tunnel Hill Georgia in Whitfield County at Popular Springs Baptist Church.
Sherry Edwards 3-5-2004

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ARNOLD
Arnold ~ Seeking information about James, John, Moses, William, Aaron, and other Arnolds that may have been in the Franklin County area in the late 1770s. By 1810, they had migrated to Amite County, MS. Any information would be appreciated.
Gordon Arnold 5-2002

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ATKINS, Joel C.
ATKINS, Joel C. Seeking the parents of Joel C. Atkins, born July 3, 1805, in Virginia. Joel married Mary Austin sometime before 1825. Mary was born in Greenville, South Carolina. It is believed that they might have been married in DeKalb County, Georgia, in that Mary's parents lived there from the time they migrated to Georgia until their death. In 1842 the second DeKalb County courthouse burned, destroying all records except the Inferior Court Minutes (1823-1859) and one book of the Superior Court Minutes (1836-1843). The courthouse burned again in 1898. These fires most probably resulted in the lost of Joel and Mary's marriage license. Joel died August 11, 1876, in Fish Creek, Polk County, Georgia.
C. Atkins - Olathe, KS 3-3-2004

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