Twiggs Co. GA, 1800-1850, Related Families

Twiggs County, GA, Chronology, 1800-50
families related to Hodges, Bryan
All Surnames

Related Families Surname List :

Shine	Galimore	Hunter	Lawson	Birdsong
Hodges	Bryan	Oliver	Blackshear
Hamiter	Hamiter	Wimberly	Durham	Brown

Hamilton family

1826: Ira Peck's day book shows William and Everard Hamilton. William is linked with Edmund Dupree and with a Mrs. Bryan, a Mrs. James Bryan, Wm. Hunter, and the estate of M. Exum. James Bryan, son of Susan, was married to Rebecca Exum. Everard Hamilton is linked with S. D. Jones, and Mr. Floyd. Everard's wife was a Floyd; the only Floyd in Twiggs in 1830 was an Elijah Floyd, whose relation to Everard's wife is inknown.

1830: Census shows William Hamilton and his second wife, Elizabeth Hamilton. There is a dau. b 1815-20, presumably Mary Bryan Hamilton, also four children born 1820-25, and 2 born 1825-30. David Blackshear Hamilton, aged 14, is not in the census. The census also shows a moman aged 20-30.

Everard is not in the 1830 census.

By 1840 the Hamilton family had left Twiggs.

William Hamilton enelop

     William Hamilton 22 May 1789 - 15 Aug 1870
     =Mary Bryan (6th) 1791:NC-1820/8
   |       |       |—Penelope Ann Hamilton
    |       |       |      = John Chaffe 30Apr1815:Eng-14Oct1868:N.Orleans History
    |       |       \—Mary Bryan Hamilton 1818-1854
    |       |              =1839 Gen. John L. Hodges 1803-1866 Family
    Hamilton Chart

Brown family
1818: Tax list mentions

1826: Peck book mentions:

1830: Censu

Durham family
1818: Tax list mentions Hardy and John Durham, in Capt. Hodges' district.

1826: Peck book mentions:

1830: Censu

April 29th 1843, John L. Hodges and Mary name a son Joseph Jackson Durham Hodges.

Hunter family
1826: Peck book mentions:
William HAMILTON per Wm. HUNTER /

1830: Census shows William houshold has 2 men aged 50 to 60, and one woman aged 70 to 80. In 1840 the woman is gone, but the men still say they are 50 to 60. In 1850, a Mr. C. Hunter is 78, and a T. G. Hunter of the same family is 24. No known connection with the Dr. Joseph C. Hunter who married a dau. of John L. Hodges.

Blackshear family Blackshear chart
There were three Blackshear sisters, Elizabeth, Susan, and Penelope; they were the daughters of Catherine Franck and her second husband James Blackshear, of New Bern, NC. In 1784, when Susan married, they were 19, 15, and 11. All three sisters married Bryans, from three different branches of the Bryan family. Susan and Penelope moved to Twiggs, while Elizabeth had 2 daughters who lived in Twiggs; they married sons of John Wimberly. There were also families of Blackshears living in Twiggs, but I don't know the connection between the James Blackshear family and the Twiggs Blackshears.

1818: Tax List: William Blackshear paid in Capt. Bullock's district. Enoch, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, and Randal paid in Capt. Jefferson's district.

1820: Land lottery: Jacob and Randal (still in Jefferson's) drew land.

1821: Land lottery: Enoch drew land in Thames' district (formerly Belcher's). There is a Blackshear's district in 1821, the former Jefferson's.

1826: Peck's book mentions:
Joseph BLACKSHEAR

1830: Based on the censuses, we can construct these Twiggs families.

Re: Isaac Blackshear, Twiggs GA, 1840 Posted by: Joe Melton Date: February 09, 2001 at 06:04:37
Sandy, Isaac and Joseph were the sons of Elisha Stout Blacksher, who was the brother of James, so they were James's nephews. James and Elisha Stout were the sons of Agnes Bonen Stout and Alexander Blackshaw. Joe

plus a man b. 1800-10 in household in 1830. All children by first wife except the youngest boy, not in the census of '40 nor '50.

Isaac, b. N. C., 1781, son of Elizabeth Davis and Moses Blackshear. D. Twiggs Co. after 1870.
    Wife No. 1 Benita Bailey, b. about 1785, d. Twiggs Co., Ga., between 1830 and 1840.
       Issue Ezekiel, b. 15 Mar., 1813, d. 20 Apr., 1903, m. Wimberly,
               Isaac,b. 1844, m. Cranford,
               John,
               Jesse,
              Winnifred,
               Moses,
              Hariet, b. 1824, d. Twiggs Co., about 1870, m. Jones,
              Wm. L.,
               David,
Temperence, Elizabeth, Mary
          and three others whose names are forgotten. Occupation, Farmer,
      No. 2 wife, Eliz. Wimberly, b. 1805.

The order of births and the names of the mothers are not known. Benita B. B. seems to have died between 1800 and 1840,
hence later births would be issue of wife No. 2 Elizabeth Wimberly.

I. B. listed in Twiggs Co. Census Records 1830-40-50-6070.
The 1870 Census lists him as 96 years of age, living alone and helpless. Son David is said to have been a "half brother to the
others." The birth dates in The Federal Census reports show that children were born between the years 1805 and 1844. Issue Wm.
L. listed Twiggs Co., Census 1860 as Farmer. In 1870 as Merchandise Clerk, no mention of Wife. Cit. Raines Vol. S. p.25. Ala.
Family Records. Twiggs Co., Ga. Tax lists 1826-1833 via A U.S. Census Twiggs 169. Co., Ga., 1830-1870, Via V. Lr. Mrs. J. P.
Sanders, Miami Springs, Fla. 1953, a descendant.

        Jesse b. 1807        In the '40 and '50 census.
        =? Frances b. 1795
         \-- Marsida b. 1834

        E. Blackshear b. 1817        In the '50 census only.
        = Eliza b. 23
         |-- Elizabeth b. 1841
         |-- William b. '43
         \-- Martha b. 47

Here is the James Blackshear family.

Catherine Franck e1728--aft 1775
=2 c1758 James Blackshear   d.~1790
   |—James Blackshear 30Aug1759 - 26Nov1784
   |—Edward Blackshear 20Jan1762 Jones--3Sep1829
   |      = Emily Goodwin Mitchell 22Oct1782-23Feb1861
   |—Gen. David Blackshear 31Jan/30Sep1764--4Jul1837
   |      =2Dec1802 Francis Hamilton 22Jan1781-28Feb1824
   |—Elizabeth "Betsey" Blackshear b. 16Sep1765
   |      =1785 Blake Bryan 12Jun1757-1820
   |       |—Mary Bryan 12Oct1787
   |       |      = General Ezekiel Wimberly
   |       |—Joseph Bryan = Mary Walker
   |       \—Elizabeth Patsy Bryan d. bef. 1830
   |            = James B. Wimberly 1791-9 Feb 1864
   |—Susanna Blackshear 27May1769-5Sep1834
   |      =1784 Edward Bryan 2Oct1759-2Dec1813
   |—Elijah Blackshear 17Jul1771--c1821
   |—Penelope Blackshear 13Apr1773--10Aug1839
   |      = Edward Bryan 4Jan1764--8Nov1825
   \—Joseph Blackshear b.7Sep1775 Jones pbt:20Aug1830 Laurens Ga Smallwood
         = Winifred Tennile

Wimberly family
1826: Peck book mentions:
James WIMBERLY associated with: Mr. FLEMING, JONES, E.E. CROCKER, Allen FLOURNEY
John WIMBERLY associated with William SOLOMON
Ezekiel WIMBERLY, called General Wimberly, and associated with John Jones
William WIMBERLY Jr. associated with: Godfrey ROSS, Martin POLLOCK
William WIMBERLY Sr. associated with: per Graddy
One William is associated with B. Caswell, and one is called Captain - but I can't tell which.
Abner WIMBERLY t associated with: Tailor GRAHAM, Michael WATSON, Estate of Richard SMITH
Estate of Capt. E. WIMBERLY per Lady

According to Wimberly Family Genealogy the relation among these Twiggs County Wimberleys is:

Ezekial Wimberly 8 Feb 1711/12 - 14 Mar 09
= 4 Dec 50 Mary Davis b. abt 1725
|-- Fredrick Davis W. b. abt. 1751
|    = Alice Rhodes b. abt. 1755
|    |-- Capt. Ezekial W. 4 Jan '81-5 Aug 1825
|    |    = Rebecca Jones
|    \-- Joshua Rhodes W. 10 May '95-24 Jan 1844
\-- John W. 1 Oct 1755-2 Jun 1835
     =1 Penelope Perry b. abt. 1758
      \-- Ezekial W. 1 Sep 1783 - 4 May 1843
          = Mary Bryan 1787-1843
     =2 Sally Perry
     |-- James B. W. 1791-1864
     |     = Patsy Elizabeth Bryan d. bef 1830
     \-- Abner W.

The two Bryan wives of the Wimberly half-brothers are sisters.
   Blake Bryan b. abt. 1744
   = Elizabeth Blackshear b. 16 Sep 1765
    |-- Joseph Bryan = Mary Walker
    |-- Mary Bryan 12 Oct 1787 - 22 Oct 1875
    |    = Ezekial Wimberly 1783-1843
    \-- Patsy Elizabeth Bryan d. bef 1830
        = James B. Wimberly 1791-1846

1830: Census shows no John and no Abner, but does show a Perry and a Joshua. It shows James Wimberly and James Wimberly, Sr., William Wimberly (Sr. and Jr.) and Ezekial Wimberley.

    Ezekiel Wimberly 1 Sep 1783 - 5 May 1843
    = Mary Bryan 12 Oct 1787 - 22 Oct 1875
     |-- John James 24 Oct 1813 = Eleanor M. Wilson
     |-- Martha 23 Nov 1815 = Augustus Howard
     |-- Ezekial Abner 7 Apr 1820 = Ann Denson
     |-- Robert Rutherford 27 Nov 1823 = Penelope Bryan
     |-- Joseph William 29 Jan 1822 = Mary Amanda Brown
     \-- Henry Edward 31 Jul 1826 = Betsey Walker
   dau. Elizabeth Bryan Wimberly b. 13 May 1810 had married Elijah Crocker abt 1828.

   James B. Wimberly 1791-9 Feb 1864
    = ( Patsy Elizabeth Bryan d. bef 1830)
    |-- Chloe
    |-- Elizabeth 20 Oct 1818 - 16 Apr 1903
    |-- Frances b. 1820
    \-- Reba b. abt. 1824
   James Wimberly, Jr. about 8 in 1830, is not in the census.

     Blake Bryan b. abt. 1744
   = Elizabeth Blackshear b. 16 Sep 1765
    |-- Mary Bryan 12 Oct 1787 - 22 Oct 1875
    \-- Patsy Elizabeth Bryan d. bef 1830

1831: Joshua marries Caroline Henrietta STARR
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Shine family

Penelope Bryan's uncle was a Daniel Shine.

1818: Daniel W. and Jas. W. Shines pay tax.
1821: Dan'l W. Shine draws land.

1831: Peck book mentions: Daniel W. Shine / D.W. Shine per Joseph Blount / Daniel Shine for Mrs. Mary Westbrook

1830: 1830 census does not mention Shine;

1837: Edmund Hodges, age 72, married Sarah Miller, dau. of Jonathan Miller and Clarissa Shine.

1840: The 1840 and '50 censuses mention Shine. Guesswork reconstruction:

   Daniel W. Shine b. 1790 1840 census
     = wife? b. 1800-10 not in 1850
     |-- girl b. 1830-35, not in 1850
     |-- Nancy b. 1830
     |-- girl b. 1825-30, not in 1850
     |-- Daniel W., Jr., b. 1830
     |-- John F. b. 1832
     |-- 2 boys+1 girl b. 1835-40, not in 1850
     \-- Mary Ann b. 1837
    woman aged 20-30 also in household in 1840
1850 has the departures as noted, and two new children:
     |-- William b. 1845
     \-- Ellen b. 1844

Daniel W. Shines wife may have been Nancy Ann Green; daughter Mary Ann Shine married George W. Faulk

     Andrew J. Shine b. 1810-20 1840 census
     = wife? b. 1800-10
     |-- son b. 1835-40
     \-- dau. b. 1835-40
The Andrew Shine family was gone by 1850.

Oliver family
1826: Peck book mentions:

|-William Oliver
|-James Oliver
\-McDaniel Oliver d.~1831
:= Lurancy ___ b btw 1790-1800
   |--Eliza Oliver
    \--Wiley Oliver
        :=Milbray

Samuel Adams
:=Eliza Oliver
\-Nancy Adams
:=Thomas Elijah Baker

Lurancy said to be widow of McDaniel
Elizabeth Oliver/Twiggs County, GA   Posted by: Renee Werth
   Date: July 27, 2000 at 08:15:48
                     Elizabeth Oliver died in Twiggs County, GA sometime between 1835
                     and 1840. She was married to James Shine Miller I believe in Jones
                     County, North Carolina where he was born. James and Elizabeth had 3
                     children. The names of 2 are Sarah F. and Mary Elizabeth Court.
                     Looking for info on parents and siblings. Thanks
Olivers & Broxton of Twiggs Co.,Ga. Posted by: Martha Russell
     Date: December 01, 1999 at 12:14:51
                    Searching for information on the Olivers of Twiggs Co.,Ga. What was
                     the relationship between William Oliver and John Broxton-William Oliver
                     apptd. adm.of Broxton's estate 1833.
                     Also interested in the McDaniel Oliver who had a widow Luraney,
                     McDaniel's estate adm. by his bros. James and William Oliver-Twiggs
                     Co. 1831.
                     My line of Broxtons of Ga. use the names of Oliver and Luraney for
                     their children and grandchildren. Does this ring a bell with anyone? My
                     Broxtons were in Pulaski, Dooly Cos.Ga. ca 1823-50 when they moved
                     into Pike Co.,Ala. Thanks
                     Martha Russell

scant info I have shows Wiley to be the son of McDaniel.Wiley was married to Milbray.Nancy Adams
married Thomas Elijah Baker,Nancy being the dtr of Samuel Adams and Eliza Oliver.Eliza possibly a
sister to Wylie.The Bakers and Olivers were in Barbour Co Al ,having previously lived in Ga.

Lawson family
1826: Peck book mentions: Roger Lawson

Durham family
Peck book mentions: Hardy Durham

Galimore family
1826: Peck book mentions: John Gallemore or Gallimore, associated with Alfred Black, John Berry, and Esq. Ellis. Guesswork reconstruction from the 1830, 40, and 50 census:

   John Galimore b. 1787 1830 census
     = Rebecca b. 1790
       |-- Lui (male) b. 1824
       |-- 2 boys b. 1825-30, not in 1850
       |-- girl b. 1825-30, in '40 but not in '50
       |-- Elizabeth. b. 1834
       \-- William b. 1835
    also, man born 1790-1800 in household in 1830
    also, man born 1700-1810 in household in 1840

Albritton family
Family Bible My Bryan Family (desc. of Reddick Bryan; includes an Albritton)

Bass family

1818: Tax list: Drury and Bryant Bass mentioned.

   husband Bass
   == wife
     |-- Rebecca H. Bass b. 1780-90 d. 1830-40
     |    == husband Birdsong d. < 1830
     \-- Drury Bass b. 1870-80
         == wife b. 1780-90
           |-- dau. b. 1810-15
           \-- 3 daus. b. 1815-20

Birdsong family
No Birdsongs in the Ira Peck book.

1830: Census sh

This family appears in the 1830, 1840 and '50 census:

    husband Birdsong d. < 1830
    = Rebecca H. Bass b. 1780-90 d. 1830-40
        |-- Susan Esther Birdsong b. c.1808
        |    = Joseph S. Wills
        \--Thomas Jackson Birdsong b. 1807:VA
            =1 Nancy? b. 1810-20
               |-- John J. b. 1833
               |-- William b. 1833
               |-- Benjamin F. b. 1837
               |-- Robert b. 1839
               \-- Rebecca J. b. 1841
             =2 Michel Wall b. 1826:GA
               |-- Merritt b. 1846
               |-- Henry Thomas b. 1848
               |-- David L. b. 1850
               |-- Martha J.
               |-- Nathaniel
               \-- Floyd
( Wall is a Twiggs County surname. )

I see a Drury and Bryant Bass in Twiggs County GA in 1818 (Drury still there in 1830). Are these related to Rebecca H. Bass?

The 1830 census for Twiggs shows a Joseph L. Wills with a wife of the right age to be Susan E. Birdsong.   His age was 30-40 & they have a son <5.   The L. instead of S. may just be a transcription error.

Posted by: Lynne Birdsong     Date: February 07, 2001 at 03:27:34
In Reply to: Susan Birdsong in Twiggs Co. GA, 1830-50 by Sandy Hodges
Thomas Jackson Birdsong's mother was Rebecca H. Bass. My grandfather Harvey F. Birdsong was Thomas' great grandson. Thomas was married to Nancy? and had the following children: John J., William, Banjamin F., Robert and Rebecca J.. He then married Michel Wall and had the following children:Henry Thomas, Merritt, David L., Martha J.,Nathaniel, and Floyd.
I do not have any record of a Susan Birdsong married to anyone named Hodges. Thomas had a sister named Susan Ester she was born about 1808 and she married Joseph S. Wills.

From:       AVCAD43@aol.com                                 February 10, 200       8:32 PM
Subject:          Thomas J. Birdsong/Twiggs, GA
     To:          danlyn@prodigy.net
     CC:          sandy-hodges@iname.com
Lynn, I have the same family make-up as you have on your follow-up message to Sandy except that I have a Merritt Birdsong in Thomas and Michell's part of the family. I have a Merritt Birdsong b. 1829 as the eldest of the children
born to Michell Wahl (2nd wife of Thomas J.) Merritt has a large family and two wives, the first Nancy, and the second Frances. I have no division of the children from these two wives or the dates of birth or marriage to help. The children are: John T., Mary E., Addie, B. F., James Henry, Joseph B., Bradley, Samuel L., and Leo. Family needs more research. Can you help.   Dean Birdsong e-mail: avcad43@aol.com

Wilson family

Wall family
     Ezekiel Wall, Sr b ~1755:MD -- :GA
            Census: 1820 Washington Co., GA 1male 45+
     = <1780:MD? wife b. <1760   1female 45+
      |-- Shadrack Wall in Twiggs, GA 1818-20
      |-- Joseph Wall b.1770-80 Twiggs 1830
      |-- King David Wall b. 1770-80 Twiggs 1820-30
      |-- Jesse Wall Twiggs 1818
      |-- Ezekiel Wall, Jr   Twiggs 1818
      |-- James G. Wall   b.1790-1800    Twiggs 1820-30
      |-- Henry Wall    Twiggs 1818
      \-- Soloman Wall    Twiggs 1826

William E. A. Wall b.1800-10

Hamiter family/

John and Patience Hodges Hamiter Family Bible, Bossier Parish, Louisiana
Submitted by Sarah Hamiter

MARRIAGES:

John Hamiter was married to Patience Hodges on the Fourteeneth day of April
One thousand Eight hundred and thirty-three (14 April 1833)

Joseph N. Bryan was married to Harriet Hamiter on the twentyeth day of July
one thousand eight hundred and fifty three (20 July 1853)

Robert E. Wyche was married to Catharine Hamiter on the ninth day of August
one thousand, eight hundred and fifty-four. (9 Aug 1854)

Jno. H. Hamiter, was married to Florence L. Hicks, on the second day of August
eighteen hundred & sisty (Aug. 2nd, 1860)

Robert E. Hamiter was married to Mary C. Dooley on the tenth day of June
Eighteen Hundred and Sixty nine (10 June 1869)

Robert E. Hamiter was married to Mary E. Freeman on the 26 of February 1883.

BIRTHS:

John Hamiter was born on the twenty-second day of Sept eighteen hundred and
two (22 Sep 1802)

Patience Hamiter was born on the twenty-fourth day of November eighteen
hundred and five (24 Nov 1805)

Harriet Hamiter was born the twenty-fifth day of May eighteen hundred and
thirty-five (25 May 1835)

Catherine Hamiter was born on the fourteenth day of March eighteen hundred and
thirty-seven (14 Mar 1837)

John Hodges Hamiter was born on the eighteenth day of February eighteen
hundred and thirty-nine (18 Feb 1839)

Robert Edmund Hamiter was born the sixteenth day of January eighteen hundred
and forty-three (16 Jan 1843)

Mary C. Hamiter was born the twenty-first day of February eighteen hundred and
forty-eight (21 Feb 1848)

Rachel Patience Hamiter was born the thirtyth day of September eighteen
hundred and Seventy (30 Sep 1870)

Minnie Adell Hamiter was born the fourth day of February eighteen hundred and
seventy-three (4 Feb 1873)

Robert Edmund Hamiter, Jr. was born the thenty-sixth day of January eighteen
hundred and seventy-six. (26 Jan 1876)

John James Hamiter was born the fifteenth day of December eighteen hundred and
seventy-nine (15 Dec 1879)

Obe Hamiter was born on the 25 of January 1884

Joel Biggs Hamiter was born on the 25 of January 1886

Mary Eliza Hamiter was born on the 23 of January 1888

Mattie Hamiter was born on the 16 Feb 1890 (page torn here)

Bossier Hamiter was born on the 27 of February 1893.

Dave Hamiter was born on the 4 of March 1895

Hattie Hamiter was born on the 9 of July 1897

Lela Darkus Hamiter and Lena Glen Hamiter was born November 8, 1901.

DEATHS:

Patience Hamiter died the first day of June eighteen hundred and forty-eight
(1 June 1848)

John Hamiter died the second day of Feburary eighteen hundred and sixty-four
(2 Feb 1864)

Mary C. Hamiter died the thirtieth day of July eighteen hundred and eighty-two
(30 July 1882)

Mrs. Hattie Bryan died February the 3, 1902

Jewel Seward died July 29, 1910

Entries in this bible appear to be in about three different hand writtings.

Notes about this Family:
John Hamiter was son of Jacob and Nancy Bickley Hamiter of South Carolina.
Patience Hodges was daughter of Edmund K. Hodges and his wife Patience of
North Carolina and later Twiggs County, Georgia.
John and Patience were married at Twiggs County, Georgia
The Mary C. Hamiter that was born on 21 Feb 1848 and that died 30 July 1882
was actually Robert Edmund Hamiter's first wife Mary Catherine Dooley Hamiter.
Children of Robert and Mary Catherine Dooley Hamiter named in this Bible:
Rachel Patience
Minnie Adell
Robert Edmund, Jr.
John James
Children of Robert and Mary Ella Freeman Hamiter, named in this Bible:
Obe
Joel Biggs
Mary Eliza
Mattie
Bossier
Dave (David)
Hattie
Lela Darkus
Lena Glen

John and Patience Hodges Hamiter children named in this Bible:

Harriet
Catherine
John Hodges
Robert Edmund
(all born in Georgia)

Mrs. Hattie Bryan that died 3 Feb 1902, was a daughter of John and Patience,
that married Joseph N. Bryan 20 July 1853.

John and Patience and their family came to Bossier Parish, Louisiana (North of
Plain Dealing and just south of Lafayette County, Arkansas in 1844. They had
come to Louisiana from Houston County, Georgia.
[ Note - Hamiter is in the census index for Houston County in 1840 ]

Mount Zion Cemetery

Mount Zion Cemetery is located 3.6 miles southeast of Haughton, Louisiana, on Camp Zion Road, 10 miles from Elm Grove, Louisiana. GPS users can find the cemetery at N 32d 29.634' -- W 93d 27.699'

The following names and dates were copied from gravestones on June 17, 1998, by John Blackshear Hodges (b. 10 Nov 1951) and Nancy Elizabeth Hodges (b. 26 May 1949).

John Little Hodges 9/1/1803-3/24/1866

Mary Bryan Hamilton 10/21/1818--5/22/1854

Robert Edmund Hodges 10/27/1841--6/12/1842

John Robert Hodges 12/14/1849--1/19/1852

Joseph J. D. Hodges, died 8/29/1862 2nd Manassas

Octavia Carolina Hodges 5/26/1840--1/12/1894

Lawson K. Hodges 8/23/1846--5/10/1911

Campbell Bryan Hodges 10/17/1853-12/1/1927

Luella Virginia Sockwell 5/2/1858--9/26/1946

William Hamilton Hodges 12/24/1851--12/3/1914

William Hamilton Hodges Jr. 5/27/1879--6/27/1943

Linda May Hodges 9/29/1883--2/8/1975 (Aunt Sis)

William Marion Synder 9/2/1882--2/18/1954

Mary Bryan Hodges 6/12/1888--11/2/1966 (Aunt Nont)

Jeanette Ward Hodges 10/22/1890-6/18/1891

Joseph Lawson Hodges 8/21/1893--7/18/1966 (Dad, marker only)

Annie Douglas Hodges didn't get dates.

Georgia - The USGenWeb Census Project

Twiggs County, Georgia
Nancy: From the book "Abstracts Of Some Documents Of Twiggs County
http://www.rootsweb.com/~gatwiggs/peckbook.htm