Gary & Cathy Griswold
Gary & Cathy Griswold
Gary & Cathy Griswold
Gary & Cathy Griswold
"Emiliy is listed in the 1900 US Census as living in Union Co., Georgia in the Coopers Creek District area. She is listed as head of household. The collomn also lists her as married for 13 years (does not metion whether she is widow, divorced, etc). She had 6 children with 5 still living, the youngest being Della who was 1 year old."
"Emily is listed in the 1900 US Census as living in Union Co., Georgia in the Coopers Creek District area. She is listed as head of household. The column also lists her as married for 13 years (does not metion whether she is widow, divorced, etc). She had 6 children with 5 still living, the youngest being Della who was 1 year old."
Gary & Cathy Griswold
in 1900 Census listed as being from Gilmer co., Georgia
Gary & Cathy Griswold
widow with three children (2 still living) according to 1900 census
Gary & Cathy Griswold
Gary & Cathy Griswold
Wheatland, Wyoming newspaper article " John Petty, another well known old timer selled on Sand Creek in 1887. J.A. Johnson had purchased 40 acres that are now a part of the Bowen farm, that corners the farm to Market road and 16th street. Mr Petty farmed these acres. He built a home for his family near the old Hudle bridge." it continued, "the P etty's lived near Wheatladn for several years and then moved to the Mulshoe ranch... the first blacksmith shop. When thy still lived in Georgia, they received many letters from their friend & neighbor Sam White about the opportunities in the Territory of Georgia. ... The entire family rode the trains as far as Chugwater (as far as the rails were laid) and met by Sam White-he took them by team to Sand Creek. Two babies were born while the Petty's lived near Hurdle Bridge, Victoria, b. 16 Apr. 11839 and Rahn 14 Jan 1891. Mrs Robinson was the midwife. When the Petty's moved to the Mulshoe ranch the school teacher, Miss Chilotte, moved with them and she drove across the paraie to school.
Wheatland, Wyoming newspaper article "John Petty, another well known old timer selled on Sand Creek in 1887. J.A. Johnson had purchased 40 acres that are now a part of the Bowen farm, that corners the farm to Market road and 16th street. Mr Petty farmed these acres. He built a home for his family near the old Hudle bridge." it continued, "The Petty's lived near Wheatland for several years and then moved to the Mulshoe ranch... the first blacksmith shop. When thy still lived in Georgia, they received many letters from their friend & neighbor Sam White about the opportunities in the Territory of Georgia. ... The entire family rode the trains as far as Chugwater (as far as the rails were laid) and met by Sam White-he took them by team to Sand Creek. Two babies were born while the Petty's lived near Hurdle Bridge, Victoria, b. 16 Apr. 11839 and Rahn 14 Jan 1891. Mrs Robinson was the midwife. When the Petty's moved to the Mulshoe ranch the school teacher, Miss Chilotte, moved with them and she drove across the paraie to school.
Gary & Cathy Griswold
RESEARCH-FOR-MERGE: This individual might be the same as Nancy //, RIN 4000.