KILGORE. Around 1820 Charles (Charley) KILGORE moved to Baldwin Co., before this time I believe he lived in Hancock Co. (I'm not sure) Charles was still in Baldwin Co. in 1830, but after this time I am unable to located him. I am looking for info on his family.  In 1840 living in the same neighbor hood (and I believe the same house) was Hannah KILGORE. I don't know if this was his wife or daughter.  Hannah was not in the 1850 Baldwin co. census but a John KILGORE was on the census and when I looked up his marriage certificate he was from Baldwin Co. Any information concerning this Charles, Hannah and John will be greatly appreciated. Thank You
Nancy Jones (Dec. 99)

KING. I am searching for information on Nancy King who was married to Luke ROBINSON (my great great grandparents) who probably lived in Baldwin County. They were married 12 April 1835. Their daughter was Georgia Ann Robinson born 7 January 1836; died 7 Jun 1909 in Baldwin County. My search is for ancestors of Nancy King. Any help will be appreciated.
Lillian Borden (Jun. 99)

LANE. Samuel Newton Watson of Bibb Co, GA marr Adeline J. ______ ? though we were given the name Lane, there has been no documented proof. We are looking for an early to mid 1850s marr rec. First known child, Winfield K., was b 1857. We believe there was a Lane family in Baldwin Co. Samuel and Adeline followed his father to Fl ca 1855. Thanks for any info.
Sandra High McLin (Feb. 99)

LANE. In Feb 1961 and my grannie passed away in 1978 and I don't remember seeing I am looking for the death date of my uncle. His name was Thomas W. Lane. He had lived in Milledgeville for years before his death. I think that he died between 1961 and 1978. I am not really sure of this date. I found a picture taken of him there. Thanks if you can help me.
Cheryl Garrett (Jun. 99)

LANGFORD/LANKFORD. My 3x great grandfather Edmond (Edward) Langford won a prize on the 1805 Lottery for land in Baldwin Co. He was on the 1820 census with his family. He migrated to Miss. Terr. and was on the 1830 census. I am looking for his tax records, land records and any others pertaining to him. Prior to the move to Baldwin he lived in Liberty Co. The family name was also spelled Lankford even on the same documents as was Edmonds name spelled with a "u" or as Edward. Very confusing when looking for him. Thank you.
Poldi Tonin (Jun. 99)

LANGLEY. Seeking any and all info on ANY Langley's who were in Baldwin Co. pre-1810. My ancestor James Langley was married here in 1806 (to Elizabeth BANDY ?), but no other info is known of James at this time. Any siblings, parents in Baldwin with him ?? He was born in Va. 1762. Served in Rev. War for NC Militia as he was living in Orange Co., NC at time of enlistment. James moved on to Ala. in 1835 and was born in Va. 1762. Anything would be a help.
LANGLEY1@aol.com(Jan. 99)

LESTER. Seeking any genealogical information about ISSAC LESTER and Isaac Lester, Jr., who lived in Haws militia district, Baldwin Co., GA., when each drew in the 1820 Land Lottery for land in Irwin Co., and Early Co., respectively. Any clues as to family members, wives, etc., deeply appreciated. Can share info. on later descendants.
Hugh (Mar. 99)

LESTER. I am seeking info on JAMES LESTER and his family. I believe he was in the Revolutionary War from Georgia. He died in Milledgeville in 1818. He was married to HENERIETTA COX. I believe his children were Celia Lester, James D. Lester, and Eli Lester. Eli Lester was born 1798 and died 2 Dec. 1834. Eli was married to Winnifred Hill. Eli's children included Robert B. Lester, Virginia Ann Lester, Eli Lester, Ward H. Lester, and Frances A. Lester. Any info on this family would be most appreciated.
Jim Moore (Mar 99) (need current email address)

LESTER/TOMPKINS. Hi, looking for info on a ggg grandmother. WEST ERA LESTER 22 Oct 1842 - 20 Feb 1923 m DAVID JASPER TOMPKINS (CSA) Her family said to disown her because Tompkins was of Native American ancestry. Thanks for any info you may have/share
Tom B Atkinson Jax, Fl. (Apr. 99)

LESTER. Seeking information on CELIA LESTER daughter of JAMES LETER. Celia married JOHN H. SMITH, also of Baldwin Co. Any information will be helpful.
Katherine Thomas (Jun. 1999)

LEWIS. Seeking information on Christian Lewis who married Elizabeth JONES 23 Dec. 1813 in Baldwin County. Also George LEWIS married Catherine BROOKS 4 Feb. 1813. Also Thomas Lewis married Polly DUKE 30 Aug. 1812. I need to know if Chesley THOMPSON born 1804 married a Mary LEWIS/GREEN/or BERRY who was born 16 March 1813. These people start showing up in Baldwin/Randolph/Jasper area in the early 1800's. Chesley and Mary's 14 children are: William 1832; Elizabeth 1834; Berry 1837; John Henry 1839; Snowden 1841; Samuel Monroe 1845; Green C. 1849; Martha and Mary 1850; Chesley and Bostie 1851; Alonzo 1854; Monroe James 1856; Charlotte Melvina 1858. Thanks
Riki (Mar. 99)

LEWIS. I am looking for information regarding the history of Dr. John Edward Lewis of Baldwin Co. John E. Lewis graduated from the University of Pensysvania in 1840 with an M.D. and listed his home as Baldwin, Georgia. He had a brother, Robert, who was deaf. They both left Georgia between 1840-1843 and moved to Sabine, Alabama then moved again to Louisiana around 1850. Both Dr. John Edward Lewis and Robert Lewis died in Louisiana.
It is very likely that the family of these men had been in the Baldwin Co. area for several decades and relatives could still be living there. John E. Lewis was born in 1814 and in the 1850 census listed his birthplace as Georgia. On 26 March 1821 Fanny Lewis applied for the administration of her deceased husband, John Lewis. In Sept 1827 she sold 2 slaves "for the benefit of Robert Lewis and John Edward Lewis, minor children of John Lewis, deceased--Fanny Lewis, guardian." I am quite sure that this John Lewis and Fanny Lewis are the parents of our Dr. Lewis. There is also a Dr. Richard Lewis of Hancock County who started his practice in Powelton in 1819. It looks as if he may be related to John and Fanny Lewis since she sold a negro and carriage to pay a debt to him. He married Mary Womack on June 7, 1821 in Hancock Co. and she died one year later on 20 July 1822 with and infant child at the age of 20. He could easily be an uncle to our Dr. John E. Lewis. I would appreciate any information regarding anyone in this Lewis line. Thank you.
Cordell Hull (Feb. 99) (need current email address)

MADDOX. I have a picture, that was left by an aunt that lived in Dallas, (Annie Hammons). On the back of the picture it has 10 Atkinson, Milledgeville, GA. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Maddox, and the name of two children, if this is someone in your family I would love to send it to you. I would guess it was probably taken in the early 1920's. Thanks
Patricia (Dec. 99)

MCCOY/MEEKS. I am searching for a Baldwin County family connection to my grandmother, Georgia Alice McCoy, b: 18 March 1891 in or near Milledgeville. She may be related in some way to Levi William McCoy born in 1855. He had 5 brothers. There may also be a connection to James B. McCoy who m: Dosia BROWN 17 Feb 1880 or Robert JASPER who m: Fannie Brown 5 Jan 1880. Georgia had a sister Mary and a brother Samuel. She married Clayton E. MEEKS, date unknown. She left GA with Clayton and had a child Willie Pearl on 6 Sept. 1914 in Tusculoosa. AL. Once the two left GA there was no contact with family. My mother died longing to have some knowledge of her family as she was an only child. I hope that I can piece some of the puzzle together. Both Georgia and Clayton worked in the Cotton Mills and Clayton was also a carpenter. Any help would be appreciated.
Gayle Chisam Damerow (Jan. 99)

MCCULLEN. Looking for any info on JAMES MCCULLEN. had children named Ross, Jimmi, John, Edward born about late 1800s; married 2nd wife named Nancy had a daughter named Mabel. Nancy had a son from previous marriage named WILLIAM CLEMONTS CHAMBERS, they were living on a farm in Baldwin county and James McCullen's niece and nephew Annie and Charles LEOINDER (not sure of the spelling), also lived on the farm. also on the farm were James McCullen's step children (maybe from Nancy?) named Eumier?, Carrie, Cleveland Enoredgs? not sure of the spelling. Anyone sound familar?
Cathy (Mar. 99)

McMILLIAN. I'm searching for information on James Hatton McMILLAN and ancestors. The information I have is all pieced together from family stories. Can anyone help verify or disclaim any of it? Family stories tell that James' father, James Wilson McMillan, came from Scotland, settled in Baldwin County and built The McMillan Brick Company. James W. McMillan supposedly won the bid to provide the bricks in the construction of the insane asylum. The Milledgeville Chronology from the Mary Vinson Memorial Library lists a J.W. McMillan house being constructed in 1840, and that the asylum received government funding in 1841. However, a volunteer lookup of the 1850 Baldwin County Census failed to find any McMillan's.
James Wilson McMillan, married _?_ (three separate sources produce three different names for James' wife; Harriet, Hattie, and Geneva Adalgo). They had many children, one of them being James Hatton McMillan.
James Hatton McMillan, b. ?, d. circa 1945, married Eliza "Lidie" Pricilla
Jordan, b. circa 1876, d.?, had 4 children; James Jordan McMillan, Marion
Wilson McMillan (1914-1998), Ruby McMillan and Geneva McMillan.
Any help would be appreciated.
Rebecca

METHVIN. I am trying to locate information for Nathan Methvin, my ggggrandfather, who was born in Edinburgh, Scotland. He settled first in Chesapeake Bay, Delaware and later moved to Millegeville, Georgia. I have his children's names. They are: Richard, Daniel, Thomas, Benjamin, Joseph, Peggy, William and Cotton. I have very little information on Nathan himself and none on his wife. Are these names familiar to you? Would you please send me any helpful information which you might have.
Pat Rex (July 99)

MILLER. Susan Miller was born in 1826, in Milledgeville, according to family papers, but no documentation. Her parents were Elizabeth and Martin Miller, and they supposedly had a large plantation outside Milledgeville.  I have been unable, long distance, to check for any tax records, so can't prove that this was true.  Susan Ann married Reuben Bullard in 1841, in Helena, Ark (why Arkansas?) and they settled finally before the 1850 census in Wheeling (W)Va. Family lore says that Martin sold his property before the onset of the War Between the States , and was traveling up river, in KY, when he was robbed and murdered by his secretary. It's possible that he was traveling to Wheeling, and his daughter, Susan. Any help anyone can give me concerning Martin, Susan Ann and Elizabeth would sure be appreciated!
Sandra Ferguson (Mar. 99)

MILLER. Augustus Miller, the son of Ezekeil and Elizabeth Miller of Baldwin County. Ga. Married Rebecca Ann REYNOLDS daughter of Robert F. and Martha Reynolds 1853 in Jones County Ga. Children Of Augustus And Rebecca Miller were Mary Ann Miller, Thomas H. Miller, and Josephine Miller. Augustus Miller was killed in the civil war. Moses RICE and Rebecca Ann Miller. Children were Robert Thomas Miller, Ella Miller, and Martha Miller. Moses RICE was a Blacksmith, killed  9 Sept. 1874 by person or unknown. Robert Thomas Miller married Elvira FRANKLIN, daughter of Leroy and Ferry Franklin , of Haddock Jones County Ga. Robert F Reynolds was from South Carolina the son of Benjamin Reynolds of Caroline County Va.
epitts1@bellsouth.net (Aug.99)

MILLIRONS. JOHN MILLIRONS is listed in Baldwin County (1860 1870) census according to a family member. I am interested in receiving a copy of that census which lists JOHN MILLIRONS, age 66, his wife CAROLINE ROBERTS MILLIRONS, age 22 and their children. I would like to find John's father. Any help is appreciated.
Patricia Millirons Hubbard (Aug.99)

MYRICK. Any information on Myrick's in the early 1800's would be appreciated. My GrGrGrandfather was George Myrick and was born in 1810 in Hancock/Baldwin County, GA. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks
Venaa@aol.com (Aug.99)

NEWMAN. Looking for proof that Hezekiah Newman was born near Milledgeville in 1783.
Dee Raymond (July 99)

NOLAN. Looking for information on William Nolan who maried Elizabeth BUNDRIGE. Their son, Charlie Lee Nolan, was born 19 Aug 1869/70 in Milledgeville. He married a Susie McCULLAR/MCCULLOUGH in 24 Apr 1900 in Milledgeville, Baldwin County. I heard had another wife, Mollie SAPP, who died in childbirth. Any info on William, Mollie, Susie or Elizabeth would be appreciated.
Chris Nolan (July 99)

ODEM. I am seeking information on a orphanage located in Milledgeville around 1895. Looking for information on a person that went there that year. Her name FANNIE MAE ODEM b 1885. (Fannie might have been short for Frances, or maybe a nick name ) She was born 10 May 1885 She thought she had 2 bro. 1 sister, she thought their names were John, Solmon, either Martha or Myrtle. If anyone has any information on the orphanage please let me know. Rumor has it that it burned down in the early 1900's.
I am trying to locate any information on the Mumford Home for Children, that used to be in Milledgeville, GA. It burned down sometime after 1895 . My Grandmother was put in the home when she was 10 yrs, old, along with other sibblings. I am trying to locate any of my grandmothers family, or who her mother or father was. can you give me any information on this home or how I can find out anything about it where I can find a list on the children they had back then. My question is if there were records, would the records of the children that were there be at the city courthouse or at the state capital. If anyone has information please let me know, I am desperately trying to trace this lady for my friend.
Mae Kotal

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