I am trying to locate info on Estelle Williams born 1899 in Georgia. I believe her parents are Lonnie and Rebecca Williams. Rebecca passe away and Lonnie remarried Lena. In the 1920 census Lena had divorced lonnie and was living in Terrel COunty with her 9 year old daughter. Any help would be great.
I am researching the Kilpatrick, Jones, Clay and Passmore families in Terrell Co. I am also trying to obtain information and history of Chickasawhatchee Primitive Baptist Church in Terrell Co. and the Irish settlement there.
I am looking for information on the family of Dr. Jon Edward PRICE d.b. 24 Sept. 1826 in Columbia South Carolina. He was the son of Joseph PRICE and Hepzibah MCCRELLES of South Carllina. Dr. PRICE first appeared in Abbeville, Alabama in 1846. He married Mila Henrietta KIRKLAND 27 Aug 1846. They had five children Robert, Kate, Mattie, Emma, and Anna Belle. Dr. PRICE served in the 6th Alabama Infantry as Assistant Regimental Surgeon until a Board of Medical Examiners told he had to leave the Army because of heart trouble. He died 26 Mar 1898 in Headland, Alabama. He might have had a brother that was a 2nd Lt. in Co. K 31st Ga. Inf. I would like to confirm this please.
Looking for burial place for Francis A. Belton JOYNER/JOINER 1845 - 1900, CSA Veteran from SC. His wife Annie JOYNER/JOINER 1853 - aft 1919. Both buried Dawson GA. Would like death date of his wife. Is there a newspaper which may have carried an obit? Would like to know why they were buried in Dawson GA. Their children were Robert born 1875, Bessie born 1879, Charles S. born 1881, and Raiford born 1885. And, perhaps one more.
My ancestor Dr. Jon Edward PRICE, the son of Joseph R. PRICE and Hepzibah MACCRELLES was the brother of Joseph T. PRICE. I would like to contact the descendants of Lieutenant PRICE and share what data I have on his brother. Thank you
Hello! My wife's gr.gr. grandfather was Wm. Benjamin Reynolds (1833 - 1905), a Confederate soldier, who came to Pike County, Alabama from Marion County, Georgia. I have learned that Ben Reynolds had a brother named Joseph D. Reynolds (born 2 November 1826), who married Martha Shockley. Joseph D. and Martha Reynolds were living in Randolph Co., Ga. in 1860. Martha shows up (apparently as a widow) on the 1870 census of Terrell County, Ga. and living in the household with her were two sons, Joseph (age 19) and William (age 12). It seems likely that Jos. D. Reynolds, the father, MIGHT have been a Civil War casualty, but that is just theory at this point. Would enjoy hearing from anyone who might be a descendant of Joseph D. and Martha Reynolds.
