My Family Tree

So once again, I am working out and researching family in Wilkes County Georgia and thanks to our wonderful families whether walking or "gliding" through our world found another connection to my Wingfield Cousin Luckie, who of course has set the "standard" for leading our family to constant and instant family connections. Her wonderful site can be found here at OurGeorgiaRoots . We are both as

So excited!, The 1940 census will debut on April 2, 2012. Answers to new questions and mysteries to come! http://www.archives.gov/research/census/1940/index.html

While there are a lot of  March Birthdays & Anniversaries, I can only touch a few for time sake, and of course if you have some you would like to add feel free to post in comments and it will be amended. March 6th - John Wilson March 10th - Alexis Trimble March 15th - Mario & Chanda Shannon , Jemal and Farrel Webb March 21st - Camri Wilborn March 24th - P. Tinika Pelt March 26th - John Rasheed March 27th - Dujuan Houston

Pearl Gibson 1890 - 1st Great, Grand Aunt of my husband I found Pearl while looking for Dennis Dottin. Dennis is our cousin on my husband's family' paternal side. Dennis Dottin is the relative of Mrs. Annie Sullivan (Webb) Who married Arthur Webb (1st great grand uncle of my husband. While looking for him, I of course went back to the original connection Arthur Webb and sadly upon finding out that all 3 of his children had passed very early. As the informant on the death certificates it was discovered that their mother was a Mrs. Pearly Gibson Webb married to Arthur Webb on 19 Jan 1908 in Crawford County, Georgia.

Good nite Family!!!

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Good Family Folks! So finding my great grandfather Charlie Smith has been quite the journey. I found lots of Charlie Smith's in the Oglethorpe/Athens area of Georgia in 1930, but they were all marked single and with the name Charlie, I mean really G-whiz. Being that my paternal side is Jones/Smith, I have found I could literally be related to any and everyone. At first I was under the impression that he died in Athens. My Paternal side (My lovely and sweet aunts) remembers his children fondly and vividly and they knew His name and his living situation. Side step: This situation is different because our grandfather ran away and lived in a shed at the age of 13 after disagreements with his treatment by his stepmother. His mother was by some accounts deceased when he was a young child. (Although, I have theories on that I will share later)Therefore, as you can imagine the relationship had its challenges. Back on track.. During my routine search of death records I found...