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Births Ann (Hubbard) Barstow was born in 1605 in Plymouth County, Massachusetts (currently believed to be my 10th great-grandmother). Deaths John Burgin died in 1753 in . . . → : CONTINUE READING Births Magdalin (Elrod) Roberts was born in 1894 in Murray County, Georgia. Deaths Sarah Ann Debord died in 1842 in Smyth County, Virginia. Marriages John Burgin and Elizabeth . . . → : CONTINUE READING  I’m rounding out the great-grandmother portion of my Women’s Timeline Series with Rachel Louisa Johnson. 1892 – Rachel Louisa was born on August 9, the 7th (and next-to-last) child of Reuben Johnson and Martha Garrett. She was probably born in Fannin County, Georgia; her parents appeared on the census there beginning in 1880. 1909 – On June 27, she . . . → : CONTINUE READING Births Israel Leander Simmons was born in 1784. Deaths Elizabeth (Argall) Filmer died in 1638 in East Sutton, England. Births Mary Louise (Lytle) Lytle was born in 1823. Births Annis L. (Stroud) Bailey was born in 1835. Deaths James Moore died in 1859. I’ve just realized that my great-grandmother’s brother (James Henry Johnson) and husband (Newt Ward) died on the same day. How horrible. This is one . . . → : CONTINUE READING  RT @rootstelevision: Tuesday is almost over – did you catch the new Roots Tuesday blog/videos?!! http://bit.ly/al5JM0 #genealogy #photos #  This week’s Surname Saturday focuses on my Johnson family line, which begins with my great-grandmother, Rachel Louisa. Rachel Louisa Johnson was born August 9, 1892 in Fannin County, Georgia. She married Newton Coleman Ward in Fannin County on June 27, 1909. Rachel and Newt lived in Fannin County until 1939, when they moved to Murray County, Georgia. . . . → : CONTINUE READING Births Johann Leonhardt Kern was born in 1660 (currently believed to be my 10th great-grandfather). Deaths Mary Quarles died in 1906.  Ward is one the surnames for which I can’t go back very far. I only have information on three generations, beyond those still living. Newton Coleman Ward (1890-1974) – I’ve written several times about Newt, or Pepaw Ward as I call him. He was my great-grandfather and I vaguely remember him from when I was little girl. . . . → : CONTINUE READING |
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