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Drawdy / Crosby

tammusc — 2009-11-20 17:53:38Z

My grandfather was Andrew Esdorn Drawdy from Walterboro SC, his father was Andrew Drawdy and mother Isabelle or Isabella Crosby Drawy . I do know that the older Andrew died 3/3/1915 and Isabelle in 1965. I have four children they had
My gradnfather Andrew Esdorn, Ray, Mamie and Annie Lee. I have it a dead end with them all. Anyone have any idea about them?

rumph

nelande — 2009-10-26 00:00:47Z

Yes, I have been off of this-look at Rumph's Company, Wayne Co. GA., Civil War. Sherrod Sheffield Akins(Akin, Aikens) second wife was a widow, Rumph. They had two children. Sherod Sheffield Akins was killed in 1862.

Re: Connie Bell Hodge Anderson

Matthewsplace1 — 2009-10-24 19:04:19Z

Thank you both for your advice. I have tried nearly every source I have used in the past but will keep looking. At least if I now know that it is in Wayne Co., I can probably located it. Thanks
Betty

Re: Connie Bell Hodge Anderson

Hickschick3 — 2009-10-24 18:52:29Z

Betty, Ramah Cemetery is in Wayne Co., GA. Try Findagrave.com, I think it's listed there? I'm trying to find the other site I had that ws older and listed lots of Wayne Co. cemeteries, when I find it, I'll post the URL.
Sherry

Re: Connie Bell Hodge Anderson

JUSTJUDEB — 2009-10-24 18:11:26Z

http://geonames.usgs.gov/pls/gnispublic/. takes you to the US Gov. site for GPS location.

Re: Connie Bell Hodge Anderson

JUSTJUDEB — 2009-10-24 17:51:28Z

http://www.thegaproject.org/maps.htm has a map showing the GA counties.

Re: Connie Bell Hodge Anderson

Matthewsplace — 2009-10-24 13:50:47Z

Sherry, where is Ramah Cemetery located? I found one in Wilkinson County, but is it around Wayne County?
Betty

Re: Connie Bell Hodge Anderson

Hickschick3 — 2009-10-23 06:25:50Z

You're welcome. Hope you have success finding more info.

Sherry

Re: Connie Bell Hodge Anderson

Matthewsplace1 — 2009-10-23 01:21:07Z

Thank you for such a quick response. I usually use Virtual Vaults but must have skipped over it this time. I appreciate your time.
Betty

Re: Connie Bell Hodge Anderson

Hickschick3 — 2009-10-22 22:49:15Z

According to his death certificate found online at Georgis's Virtual Vault he's buried at Ramah Church Cemetery. I have no information on this family, just looked up his death certificate. Good Luck

Connie Bell Hodge Anderson

Matthewsplace — 2009-10-22 21:52:30Z

Born 10 Aug 1891 in Pierce Co. Ga., Died 1 Aug 1986 at age 95. Died in Wayne Co., Georgia, buried Liberty Church Cemetery. She was married to George W. Anderson who died 30 Dec 1923 in Wayne County. Where is he buried? Does anyone have information on Mrs. Anderson and her family? I am interested in her Indian heritage. All help will be much appreciated.
Betty
Matthewsplace@Windstream.net

Re: Drawdy family of Wayne Co.

Bernicewright97 — 2009-10-21 11:13:45Z

1930 Wayne Cty Ga
142 146 Drawdy, Shermon L, 64
Lucy wife 49
Carl C son 24, Divorced; first married at age 19
Serman, Jr, son, 21
Moore son, 16
Hugh, son 9

1930 Richmond Cty Ga; Augusta
222 263 Edwards, Albert 60
Eva wife 50
Mary, dau 23, divorced

Re: GOFF, Family of Samuel & Lil of Odum

frankielt2 — 2009-10-20 21:07:51Z

I've been trying to firn out about my grandmother Lila,
or lillie odum. you might look up the familey of godfrey odum. the man that the town of Odum georgia is named after.
The familey names seem to apper alot.
from frankielt2@aol.com

Drawdy family of Wayne Co.

reblyank — 2009-10-13 21:56:43Z

Am seeking information on Carl Cole Drawdy(1905-1979) and Mary Edwards Drawdy (1906-1981) . Would like to determine who their children might be if they had any. Am especially interested in Mary the wife who was the daughter of Albert and Eva Edwards of Augusta and Jesup, GA.Obits would be welcomed and helpful. thanks so much.

Barbers from Chester South Carolina

reshia2 — 2009-10-13 21:18:47Z

Looking for descendants of Barbers from South Carolina. As far back as I have been able to go is Robert Barber born in 1832 wife was Lucy. Son was Robert Barber as well...and his son was my great-grandfather James Barber who died in Atlanta, GA in 1968.

Re: kim renyolds

ellene_sherwood — 2009-09-17 03:32:47Z

Mary and Sarah are my aunts,my moms sisters
my name is Dutchess email me if you still need info
ellene_sherwood@yahoo.com

LOOKING FOR: Lone Pine Cemetery AKA Newbern cemetery

JoelHewitt55 — 2009-09-07 13:37:04Z

Looking for the burial spot of my Revolutionary Soldier Thomas Newbern RS or his son by same name, I have read he is buried in
Lone Pine cemetery but county was not mentioned

If there is a Lone Pine and/or Newbern cemetery in YOUR county please contact me with location / directions etc

Thanks
Joel Newbern Hewitt

Re: MANNING, LORENZY/LORENZO

SMann11111 — 2009-08-18 13:59:44Z

Lorenzo Manning was my ggg?grandfather. He was the son of a Solomon manning b 1803 abd Charity. He was from Beaufort County NC. See my web page at www.ponzermanning.webs.com

Steve Manning

Re: Rumph

nelande — 2009-06-26 00:06:57Z

I do have a John Randolph Rumph, listed on my family line. His daughter-in-law was married to a John Randolph Rumph. After he died, she married a Sherrod Sheffield Akins, and they had two children. I have some sketchy records on the Rumph "division of Civil War soldiers". If you want to contact me, I am at nelande@yahoo.com. Thank you, Nancy. Rumph's division was the Wayne Co. Ga regiment in the Civil War.

Re: GOFF, Family of Samuel & Lil of Odum

mindfoggs2 — 2009-06-09 04:39:28Z

Kate after 1900 - I poked around just about every conceivable way for 1910 and could not find Kate/Katherine/Catherine GOFF nee HAWKINS anywhere...SC or any other state so I assume she must have died in between the 1900 census & the 1910 census.

Remarriage is another possibility. She was fairly young in 1900, 45y & and her children were ready (or in Estelle's* case would be in a few years) to go off on their own so it's not without reason to consider a second marriage, too. However, my searches for Kate/ Katherine/ Catherine b. 1855 +/- 1 or 2 yrs turned up no one who would seem to be a good prospect.

*A note on Estelle...I think that the year for Estelle's birth is 1890 not 1897 as Ancestry indexed it. She is 29y on the 1920 census and 31y on her DC in 1921 which would be more consistant with a 1890 DOB.

Unfortunately, there's no way for me to narrow that time period down for a death/remarriage for Kate although I'm leaning more towards death.

Ancestry doesn't have any city directories for SC beyond Charleston, she's not showing up in the deaths database at Ancestry or the LDS Pilot site & there doesn't seem to be any database of SC marriages for that period.

Looks like I'll be sending for some certificates. I don't see any prohibitions on my getting a copy of Estelle's marriage certificate and the search fee is very reasonable so perhaps I'll go that route rather than Samuel's DC. Estelle is far more likely to have known her father's name than the informant on Samuel's DC. AND, the MC from Richland Co. will be less expensive than a GA DC, which in this economy, is a factor.

Thanks again.

Re: GOFF, Family of Samuel & Lil of Odum

mindfoggs2 — 2009-06-08 18:46:33Z

These two look like a good match for Samuel & wife Lillie.

I'll have to go through the rest and see if any of the others are associated with them. I didn't get a chance yesterday.

Thanks for all your effort!

Re: GOFF, Family of Samuel & Lil of Odum

Hickschick3 — 2009-06-08 05:01:10Z

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GSln=G...;

I think I've found Samuel and Lillie.

Sam Goff born 29 May 1974 (typo) died 1 May 1935
Lillie 1876-1961

Both buried in Moody Tillman Cemetery, Appling Co., GA
Appling is the next Co. over from Wayne.

Hope this is the right couple.

Sherry

Re: GOFF, Family of Samuel & Lil of Odum

Hickschick3 — 2009-06-08 04:10:41Z

I just looked at census and like you, I find it difficult to make out those last letters, it could be Hickson.........
I found them again in 1900 In Upper Township, Richland Co. with Catherine as Kate, Samuel John and Estelle. Hic???? has died between 1896-1900. When did Catherine/Kate die, and was she still in SC when she did?

Sherry

Re: GOFF, Family of Samuel & Lil of Odum

mindfoggs2 — 2009-06-07 16:32:54Z

Find A Grave is one of my favorite sites. I have posted a lot there as I find various burials. And it's great when someone goes out and takes a pix of the grave for you. A lot of the time, a virtual visit is the only way I'm ever going to get to visit that ancestor's resting place.

I did find Samuel & Estelle's family group on the 1880 census. The name of their father is "Hic" then the next letter is probably a "k" although very short & stunted and I'll be darned if I can figure out what the remainder of the name is.

http://content.ancestry.com/Browse/view.aspx?dbid=6742&p...

The enumerator also did an apparent phonetic on the surname which is "Gauf" on this census but the family make-up & ages match what I know for Estelle's family. Estelle b. abt. 1890 & her brother William, b. abt. 1883, obviously don't appear on this census.

For the moment, unless someone else comes up with something else, it looks like that death of Lillie you found for me may be my one roundabout shot at finding out just what Estelle's father's name was on the 1880 census.

Thanks again.

Re: GOFF, Family of Samuel & Lil of Odum

Hickschick3 — 2009-06-07 01:37:05Z

Glad I've helped. Good luck finding Samuel and Estellas parents. I have a sneaking suspicion that Samuels first name wasn't Samuel. I've found, doing my own Southern research that usually the names given on the census were middle names or derivitives thereof. You may want to check out the FindAGrave site once you get a burial place for Lillie. There are some cemeteries that have been checked recently and have many more recent burials, so you get lots more decendent info. Happy Hunting Sherry

Re: GOFF, Family of Samuel & Lil of Odum

mindfoggs2 — 2009-06-06 14:49:56Z

Thanks for the reminder to post at surname boards. People do tend to forget to do this sometimes.

I had posted at the GOFF surname board at the the same time as this post as well as at the boards at Genealogy.com. Odum is the town they lived in so I won't be posting to the surname board for that.

While the posts here will gateway to the boards at Roots Web and the associated mailing lists, they don't gateway to The Generations Network's other site, Genealogy.com.

I've found through the years that there are folks like me who check the boards at both sites but just as many users who stick to one or the other site exclusively so I will usually post at both Ancestry & Genealogy.

And I think I will hold off on posting at the surname board for Lillie GOFF's maiden of McGUALEY for the moment since my present goal is to learn the given name of the father of both Samuel & his sister Estella who is my primary focus.

Thanks again for the important reminder.

Re: GOFF, Family of Samuel & Lil of Odum

mindfoggs2 — 2009-06-06 14:38:17Z

Thanks for the information. I've never done any searching for ancestors in GA so I hadn't yet found the site whose addy you sent.

Lillie's DOD is great as is learning that my guess was right with respect to her maiden name. With Lillie's DOD I should now be able to get her DC and learn where she is buried.

Presumably she will be with Samuel and I'll be able to learn his DOD from the cemetery and then get his DC. Hopefully the informant for that will have known what Samuel's father's name was.

I've checked GA vitals and am pleased to see that I will be able to get a copy of Lillie Goff's DC as well as Samuel's once I learn a DOD for him. So yes, this information helps a great deal.

I will try for the DC's first but the information on Samuel & Lillie's descendants, too, may help me to find some living descendents who are researching who might be able to assit me with this Goff line. I'm finding Samuel's Goff ancestors in SC to be very stealthy so far.

Thanks again.

Re: GOFF, Family of Samuel & Lil of Odum

KemisMassey — 2009-06-05 22:24:20Z

Have you also posted this to the Goff and Odum surname list?

Not my lines.

Re: GOFF, Family of Samuel & Lil of Odum

Hickschick3 — 2009-06-05 20:57:16Z

Hi. Did some looking for you and although Samuel "Sam" hasn't shown up many places I did find: WWI draft card name: Sam Goff DOB: 29 May 1874 wife: Liller had grey eyes, black hair. On the Wayne Co. Website at www.wcolweb.com/genealogy/genealogy.html under marriages I found Sanuel (sic) Goff married Lilla McGauley 2/3/1901. In the cemetery listings from the same site no Samuel, no Lillie but some of their kids William Henry Goff born
20 Nov 1901-5 Jun 1985 wife Lee Annie A b. 10 May 1908 no death date buried in Odum City Cemetery. Nicholas Perry Goff 4 Jun 1907- 4 Nov 1940 buried Piney Grove Church Cemetery. Osborn M Goff Tech 4 WWII 13 May 1917-none wife Josephine V. b. 12 May 1910-none Pinecrest Memorial Cemetery near Jesup. Under Georgia deaths I found a Lillie Goff born abt 1877 died 30 Jun 1961 Wayne Co., GA. Hope this helps. Sherry

GOFF, Family of Samuel & Lil of Odum

mindfoggs2 — 2009-06-05 05:58:35Z

I'm attempting to build a family tree for a 90 yr old aunt who knows little about her heritage further back than her grandparents' names due to having been orphaned around age 9.

Trying to find information on the family of Samuel GOFF who was b. May 1876 in Upper Township, Richland Co, South Carolina and moved to GA sometime before 1900.

Samuel was the older brother of my aunt's mother Estelle I. GOFF who married Robert Weston JONES of Columbia, Richland Co, SC.

I would especially like to find Samuel's death date so as to get his death certificate and learn his father's name.

1900 Odum - Samuel is a boarder in the household of David Corten; next door is the Nicholas McGAULEY family with a dau. Lill*n age 17y.

1910, Odum - Samuel 35y is married 10 yrs; wife named as Lillen Q. 30y b. GA; next door is still the Nicholas McGauley family from the 1900 census minus daughter Lill*n.

Samuel & Lillen have children - William H 9y, Rozzie C 7y(dau), Au** B 4y (dau, Perry N 2y & Lillie M */12y...illigible but under a year old.

1920 Odum - Samuel 43y & Lillen 39y (now called Lilly) have the following family make-up -
Henry 18y, Rozzie 16y, Oammie B. 14y, Perry 12y, May 10y, Clyde 8y, Alma 6y, Lewis 4y, Osburn 2y6m & Aviner 11 m (dau). Next door is still the Nicholas McGauley family.

1930 Odum - Samuel 54y (married at age 26y) & Lilia 49y (married at 21y) have the following family make-up -
Mary 20y, Clar** 18y(son), Alma 16y, Louis 14y, Osburn 12y, Christine 9y & Connie 8y. Next door now is the family of William McGauley 42y believed to be the son of Nicholas who has a 12y son Willian on the 1900 census.

One family away is William H. GOFF 28y (married at 26y) with wife Lee Ann 20y (married at 18y) and children Leland 1y 9m & Irma 6 mos.

Samuel's wife Lilia / Lillen / Lilly's possible maiden is McGAULEY based on proximity of the family of Nicholas McGAULEY with dau. Lillie b. Jan 1882 being nextdoor in 1900 and the fact that Samuel & wife Lil remain nextdoor neighbors of the Nicholas McGAULEY family through the 1930 census.

Can anyone help with this family of Samuel GOFF?

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Coastal Ga. Genealogy Society

BillSmith7359 — 2009-02-17 00:55:54Z

Will meet on Sun. Mar.8th at 2 P.M. at the Brunswick Library. Program: Mr. Bill Hagin will speak on Point Lookout Civil War prison and his research on "Missing Names Project". Visitors welcome. Questions call 912-265-5916.

Rumph

walkerchet — 2009-02-14 15:24:56Z

Seeking to share info and research on the Rumphs of Wayne and Glynn Co. (GA)

McKinney- Kelly

kbraddy233 — 2009-01-22 13:45:32Z

Looking for information on MaryAnn Elizabeth McKinney, born abour 1824. Father is Charles Mother is Elizabeth Kelly.
Thanks K...Vidalia

Re: George & Norma Franks of Jessup

11944 — 2008-12-25 02:24:31Z

Name: Norma L Franks
Death Date: 20 Jun 1973
County of Death: Wayne
Gender: F
Race: W
Age: 85 years born about 1888
County of Residence: Wayne
Certificate: 021895

depending on his age in reference to Norma?
Younger or older?
George Q Franks
died 10 Nov 1983
age 90 years
resident Wayne
county of death Glynn

ss death index
George Franks
born 23 Nov 1892
died Nov 1983
last residence Jesup, Wayne, Georgia

GOOD LUCK IN YOUR SEARCH

George & Norma Franks of Jessup

isendresq — 2008-12-24 17:41:04Z

I'm hoping to find some info on George and Norma Franks of Jessup. Norma died 20 June 1973 and is buried in Richmond Va with her first husnad and children. Her husband George survived her. I've been unable to locate any info on George. Any help is appreciated.

1920 Wayne County, EDs 175-176 Census Online

cgayers — 2008-12-21 03:01:28Z

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The USGenWeb Census Project is pleased to announce
the completion of the following census transcription:

1920 Wayne County, ED 175
http://www.usgwcensus.org/cenfiles/ga/wayne/1920/ed175/
Abstracted by Ross Jones
Second Transcriber Lana Magiera
[For more information on Hall County, Georgia
Please visit the GAGenWeb page at
http://www.thegaproject.org/]

1920 Wayne County, ED 176
http://www.usgwcensus.org/cenfiles/ga/wayne/1920/ed176/
Abstracted by Ross Jones
Second Transcriber Lana Magiera
[For more information on Hall County, Georgia
Please visit the GAGenWeb page at
http://www.thegaproject.org/]

Sincerely,
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Webmaster, USGenWeb Census Project
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Re: found mom and truth in jasper fl

missbeehavenagn — 2008-11-24 05:44:00Z

I know this is a few years old and I have sent you an email from the address you posted but just in case you are using a different address please contact me, Debbie
thebeeheaven@hotmail.com
I am your kin through marraige.

Re: SUSANNAH GIBSON BURNEY RYALS

boots22 — 2008-11-21 15:19:38Z

ERROR

The 1960 should be 1860. Sorry.

SUSANNAH GIBSON BURNEY RYALS

boots22 — 2008-11-21 15:02:47Z

Susannah was my gggg grandmother. I have seen many family trees with her death date of 1833. She married Lewis Ryals on Oct 3, 1833. In 1850 Putnam County, FL census is

1850 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA, The 18th Division, dated November 3, 1850, stamped page 196 -
Fam 25
Louis Royals, age 70, M, Farmer, SC
Susan Royals, age 61, F, SC
Note: The family directly above them was John Royals, Lucinda and John, Jr. In 1960 census John's surname is Ryals. No record of Lewis or Susan in 1860.

I have no doubt that the above Louis and Susan are Lewis and Susannah Gibson Burney Ryals out of the Wayne County, Georgia area. I would like to hear from those who agree or disagree. Perhaps I am wrong. Thank you.

Re: John H. Harvey, Screven,

Hickschick3 — 2008-10-13 16:25:49Z

I found William HARRY 59 wife Emaline 30 sons Henry 13, John 10, Godfrey 7, Leonard 6 and Madison 4 in the 1870 Dist.1 Appling Co., Ga census. Probably your William Harvey and more of Henry's brothers names. I searched William born abt 1810 GA in Bryan then Appling Co., Ga. Happy hunting and just think outside the box when researching, follow siblings and watch for mispellings and switching between first and middle names.

Re: John H. Harvey, Screven,

Bernicewright97 — 2008-10-12 21:26:32Z

Some death certificates issued before 1928 are on line. Use this website:http://content.sos.state.ga.us/index.php
select death certificates from menu on right
select advanced searach from menu at top of page
from drop down menu on right select Georgia Death Certificates; click on add; for key words use Harvey and Wayne.
The person who supplied the info for the death certificate must not have known who John's parents were.

It's not uncommon for the ages to be wrong. I would go with a dob of 1859 and William and Emeline Harvey from the 1860 Bryan County census as parents, especially has the James H age 3 is probably the Henry Harvey age 21 on the 1880 census with Jasper Harvey age 18. They are next door to John and Martha Harvey. I suspect that the William and Emeline Harvey in 1860 is the Wm Harvey age 70 and Emily, wife age 45 in the house hold of R Johnson age 32 on the 1880 Wayne Cty census.

Bernice

Re: John H. Harvey, Screven,

Johnnykick — 2008-10-12 12:02:29Z

Mattie Harvey is my grandmother. What's remaining of the family have little knowledge of the Harvey's. Here's the text of an email from another member who found the following:
---------------------------------------
Screven Cemetery, Old Section
J. H. Harvey, SR b. 12/12/1860 d. 3/17/1925
Martha Highsmith Harvey b. 8/5/1860 d. 9/17/1944
Jasper W. Kicklighter b. 3/13/1870 d. 4/13/1945

I COULD NOT FIND JOHN HARVEY IN 1870 - HE IS BORN IN DECEMBER AND THE CENSUS WAS TAKEN IN JUNE THROUGH SEPTEMBER SO HE WAS NOT BORN YET IN 1860 WHEN CENSUS WAS TAKEN. I COULD NOT FIND HIS MOTHER THOUGH I TRIED SPELLING IT A BUNCH OF DIFFERENT WAYS - THERE ARE AT LEAST 7 JOHN HARVEYS LIVING IN 1870 IN GA BUT NOT ONE OF THEM IS YOUR JOHN - SO THE LAST NAME MUST BE BADLY MISSPELLED.

A suggestion is that you send for a copy of John's death certificate as it should show his parents' names.
---------------------------------------------------

I ordered the death certificate per her suggestion....I have not received it yet.

How did you confirm that the death certificate doesn't list the parents? Do you have a copy? What are your theories as to why the death certificate wouldn't list parents?

Thanks.

Re: John H. Harvey, Screven,

Bernicewright97 — 2008-10-10 14:12:36Z

John and Martha Harvey are still in Wayne cty in 1920.
there was a Jno. H. Harvey who died in Wayne Cty GA on Mar 10, 1925 . His death certificate lists dob as Dec 12, 1860 but no parents names are listed. It says he was bron in Bryan Cty Ga. Cause of death was cerebral hemorrhage. Wife was listed as Martha Highsmith Harvey. Martha H Harvey, 84 years old who died in Wayne also on Sept 17, 1941.

It looks like they married around 1880:
1880 Wayne Cty Ga
236 236 Harvey, John 19, Ga/Ga/Ga; day laborer
Martha 19 wife, Ga/Ga/Ga
237 237 King, James F, 59
Louisa 58
Rosa, 22, dau
William, son, 24
Harvey, Henry 21, day laborer
Havery, Jasper 18 clerk in store

1900 Wayne Cty Ga'
221 222 Harvey, John H, Dec 1860 39 married 20 yrs
martha, wife, Aug 1860, 8 births 8 living
Emett, son, Feb 1881 19
John H, son, Aug 1882
Willie, son, Aug 1885 14
Florance P{, dau, Oct 1887 12
Ward, son, Jan 1890 10
Fannie, dau, April 1892 8
Henry W, son, Aug 1894 5
Mattie, dau, Nov 1898 1
Evaline, mother, May 1832 68 wd, l birth l living
Brannen, Daniel J, boarder, May 1832 68, widow, Eng/Ireland/Ireland

If this is the correct Harvey family of Bryan Cty Ga, then the 1900 census is incorrect when it lists Evaline has having had only l child:
1880 Bryan Cty Ga census is very hard to read
150 125 Havery, George or Roger, 55
Evnaline 47 wife
Sinia 20, dau
Albert ?, 19, son
Emmett, W, 17, son
Florence E, 14, dau
Miles, 12, son
Rushel V, 9, son
Brooks 7, son
'Eliza?, 53 sister

Eveline's husband is listed as George R on 1870 census, but there is no John H in household. Looking at the 1860 census shows that there were two Emeline Harveys.
1860 Bryan
163 Robinson Harvey 35
Emeline 28
Nathan 10
Clem 9
Glen 9
America 5
Georgia 3
Lynah 9/12

1860 Bryan
151 William Harvey 50
Eveline 25
Eliza C or E 4
James H 3
John H 1

Bernice

Re: Old Ritch Cemetery

Hickschick3 — 2008-10-10 03:47:33Z

Thanks Otis for directions and idea. I'll snail mail some Wayne Co., family and see what is going on, maybe we can do as you say and get some young people involved.
Sherry

Re: Old Ritch Cemetery

ottisthomas — 2008-10-09 12:53:42Z

The "Old Ritch Cemetery" is located about a mile north of Thornton's store in K'ville on the Odom Highway. As you travel northward it is on the right of the road. I haven't been by there in many years so I have no idea what condition it is in. Sounds like a good Eagle Scout project if there are many scouts in the area.

1920 Wayne County, EDs 171-174 Census Online

cgayers — 2008-09-22 01:56:17Z

===============================================
The USGenWeb Census Project is pleased to announce
the completion of the following census transcriptions:

1920 Wayne County, ED 171
http://www.usgwcensus.org/cenfiles/ga/wayne/1920/ed171/
Abstracted by Ross Jones
Second Transcriber Lana Magiera
[For more information on Hall County, Georgia
Please visit the GAGenWeb page at
http://www.thegaproject.org/]

1920 Wayne County, ED 172
http://www.usgwcensus.org/cenfiles/ga/wayne/1920/ed172/
Abstracted by Ross Jones
Second Transcriber Lana Magiera
[For more information on Hall County, Georgia
Please visit the GAGenWeb page at
http://www.thegaproject.org/]

1920 Wayne County, ED 173
http://www.usgwcensus.org/cenfiles/ga/wayne/1920/ed173/
Abstracted by Ross Jones
Second Transcriber Lana Magiera
[For more information on Hall County, Georgia
Please visit the GAGenWeb page at
http://www.thegaproject.org/]

1920 Wayne County, ED 174
http://www.usgwcensus.org/cenfiles/ga/wayne/1920/ed174/
Abstracted by Ross Jones
Second Transcriber Lana Magiera
[For more information on Hall County, Georgia
Please visit the GAGenWeb page at
http://www.thegaproject.org/]

Sincerely,
Christine Graham
Webmaster, USGenWeb Census Project
http://usgwcensus.org/states/
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http://usgwcensus.org/cenfiles/nu/index.htm
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USGenWeb Search Us - UsGenWeb Census Projects
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John H. Harvey, Screven,

Johnnykick — 2008-09-12 21:19:34Z

Looking for information on John H. Harvey, born abt 1858, lived in Screven in 1910 according to the 1910 federal census.. He was married to Martha. My grandmother was Mattie Harvey.

Re: Augustus MALLARD and Mary Elizabeth MORRIS

bobbymallard68 — 2008-09-11 00:19:00Z

Augustus Mallard is burried in Red Hill Cemetary about 6 miles NW up highway 169 in Jesup, Ga.

Re: Isham Griffis

OuidaFry — 2008-08-05 19:06:14Z

I see that this is an old post, but I wondered if you have any information that you might share on the Griffis family. My husband's grandmother was Ida Griffis who married Joe Oscar Fry. I know that she was the daughter of Isham and Charity Griffis.

Thank you for any assistance.