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Madison County Marriages Volume 11: Issue 2 THE MADISON COUNTY, FLORIDA GENEALOGICAL NEWS April - June, 2006 TABLE OF CONTENTS IN MEMORY OF VELMA LOUISE ROBERTS WYNN .................................................................... 54 NEW MEMBERS ..................................................................................................................................... 55 PROGRAM SCHEDULE ........................................................................................................................ 55 QUERIES .................................................................................................................................................. 55 1880 MADISON COUNTY, FLORIDA FEDERAL CENSUS INDEX ............................................... 56 MADISON COUNTY DEATH NOTICES............................................................................................. 60 1910 MADISON COUNTY, FLORIDA FEDERAL CENSUS INDEX ............................................... 63 MADISON COUNTY, FLORIDA MARRIAGE BOOK 1 ................................................................... 67 CIVIL WAR VETERANS FROM MADISON COUNTY, FLORIDA ............................................... 71 THIRD FLORIDA INFANTRY, COMPANY A .............................................................................................. 71 THIRD FLORIDA INFANTRY, COMPANY C .............................................................................................. 71 THIRD FLORIDA INFANTRY, COMPANY D .............................................................................................. 72 THIRD FLORIDA INFANTRY, COMPANY E ............................................................................................... 73 THIRD FLORIDA INFANTRY, COMPANY G .............................................................................................. 73 HISTORICAL HIGHLIGHTS OF PINELAND MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH .................... 76 EARLY LAND SETTLERS IN MADISON COUNTY FROM 1826 - 1859 ....................................... 79 RAILROADS ............................................................................................................................................ 82 SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD FREIGHT LOCOMOTIVE #802 .......................................... 83 VALDOSTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD 83 VALDOSTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD ................................................................................................ 83 KENNETH BELKNAP BURNETT ........................................................................................................ 84 PEDIGREE CHART FOR MICHAEL LEWIS BURNETT ................................................................ 85 RAILROAD RESEARCH ....................................................................................................................... 86 WORLD WAR I SOLDIERS FROM MADISON COUNTY, FLORIDA .......................................... 87 GENEALOGY NOTES FROM THE MADISON NEWSPAPER, "NEW ENTERPRISE" .............. 89 A DICTIONARY OF LEGAL TERMS IN DEEDS .............................................................................. 93 RENEWAL/NEW MEMBERSHIP FORM ........................................................................................... 94 PUBLICATIONS AND BACK ISSUES ORDER FORM .................................................................... 95 INDEX ....................................................................................................................................................... 97 53 Volume 11: Issue 2 THE MADISON COUNTY, FLORIDA GENEALOGICAL NEWS April - June, 2006 IN MEMORY OF VELMA LOUISE ROBERTS WYNN Born: 9 November 1920 Polk County, FL Died: 12 November 2005 Madison, FL Burial: Oak Ridge Cemetery Madison, FL Beloved mother of Sandra Norris Sandra is a past president of the Madison County Genealogical Society and the librarian at Elmer’s Genealogy Library. Velma Louise Roberts Wynn Madison, FL – Velma Louise Roberts Wynn, age 85, died on Saturday, November 12, 2005 in Madison, FL. Funeral services well be Tuesday, November 15, 2005 at 2 p.m. at the Beggs Funeral Home Madison Chapel, Madison, Fla. Burial will follow in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Madison Fla. The family will receive friends at Beggs Funeral Home on Monday, November 14, 2005, from 6-8 p.m. Donations may be made to the Hughey Memorial Center, 765 NE Delphinium Dr, Madison, FL 32340. Mrs. Wynn was born in Polk City, Fla, on November 9, 1920, the daughter of the late George Roberts and Annie Costine Roberts. She moved to Madison from Pierson in 1949 when she and her husband, Jack, bought a farm in Madison County. She was a homemaker, a member of the Pine Tree Quilters and loved gardening and flowers. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Madison and was active in the WMU. She is survived by three sons, Dr. John M. Wynn of Jackson’s Gap, Ala, Richard Wynn and Melvin Wynn, both of Madison, Fla; two daughters, Carolyn Bass of Quitman, GA and Sandra Norris of Madison, Fla; 10 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. She is predeceased by her husband, John L. “Jack” Wynn and a son, David Wilson Wynn. Beggs Funeral Home Madison Chapel, Madison Fla 54 Volume 11: Issue 2 THE MADISON COUNTY, FLORIDA GENEALOGICAL NEWS April - June, 2006 New Members Jarrett, Marlene 4933 Cassatt Ave Orlando, FL 32808 (407)295-1722 E-mail: [email protected] Researching: Allen, Hayes Kellum, Donald and Martha Ragans, Juanita 904 Sassafras Drive 639 SE Lakeshore Dr Sumter, SC 29150 Madison, FL 32340 (803)469-8407 (850)973-6715 E-mail: [email protected] Townsend, David Phillips, Jake and Judy 636 NW Pine Ridge Ranch Rd 201 NE Horry St Madison, FL 32340 Madison, FL (850) 973 4699 (850) 973-6555 E-mail: [email protected] Researching: Phillips PROGRAM SCHEDULE All meetings are held at Elmer's Genealogy Library located at 177 SW Range Ave., Madison, FL, on the second Thursday of the month at 6:00 P.M. April 13 Thursday 6:00 P.M. Genealogy Society Meeting Program Speaker – Nelson Pryor - Railroads in Madison County May 11 Thursday 6:00 P.M. Genealogy Society Meeting Program Speaker - Shelly Decker – The Trials and Tribulations of Book Publishing No meetings in June, July and August Submitted by Elmer Spear, Program Chairman Note: If you have a suggestion for a speaker or program, please contact Elmer Spear Queries McLeod: Searching for the grave sites of Simeon McLeod, Lucinda Lovett McLeod, and Zachariah Lovett in Madison County, FL or Brooks County, GA 1861 Roscoe H & Maryann McLeod, 4607 S Florida Ave, Inverness, FL 34450 (352) 721-3004 [email protected] Willard-Sullivan: Charlotte A. Sullivan, daughter of O.E. and E. L Sullivan, married T. H. Willard 11 March 1877 in Madison County, FL. I am searching for the date and place of her death. Betty Jaekle [email protected] 55 Volume 11: Issue 2 THE MADISON COUNTY, FLORIDA GENEALOGICAL NEWS April - June, 2006 1880 MADISON COUNTY, FLORIDA FEDERAL CENSUS INDEX (Continued from previous issue) DISTRICT #1 EAST OF MADISON Extracted by Elmer Spear proofread by Sandra Norris House Name Age Relation BP FBP MBP 231 BONNER, Alex 38 head GA SC VA 231 BONNER, Malinda 29 wife GA GA GA 231 BONNER, Mary 13 daughter FL GA GA 231 BONNER, Alexander 10 son FL GA GA 231 BONNER, Rose 8 daughter FL GA GA 231 BONNER, Amos 6 son FL GA GA 231 BONNER, Charles 4 son FL GA GA 231 BONNER, Malinda 2 daughter FL GA GA 232 SAMPSON, Timothy 40 head SC SC SC 232 SAMPSON, Wiloby 40 wife NC NC NC 232 SAMPSON, Sarah 16 daughter FL SC NC 232 SAMPSON, Frederick 14 son FL SC NC 232 SAMPSON, Lou 10 daughter FL SC NC 232 SAMPSON, Theodore 8 son FL SC NC 232 SAMPSON, Sophia 6 daughter FL SC NC 232 SAMPSON, Thomas 4 son FL SC NC 232 SAMPSON, James 1 son FL SC NC 233 TAYLOR, Jane 43 head VA VA VA 234 MC INTOSH, Sallie A. 44 head GA GA GA 234 MC INTOSH, Mollie 18 daughter GA GA GA 234 MC CLOUD, Columbus 40 brother GA GA GA 234 WALLER, Robert 50 head SC SC SC 234 WALLER, Mary 45 wife SC SC SC 234 WALLER, David 14 grandson FL SC SC 235 DAVIS, James 24 head GA GA GA 235 DAVIS, Mary 23 wife GA GA GA 235 DAVIS, Silva 28 sister GA GA GA 235 DAVIS, Walter 12 nephew GA GA GA 235 DAVIS, Robert 10 nephew GA GA GA 235 DAVIS, Arpin L. 8 niece GA GA GA 235 DAVIS, Henry 6 nephew GA GA GA 235 DAVIS, John 4 nephew FL GA GA 235 DAVIS, Sophia 5/12 niece FL GA GA 236 JOHNSON, Moses 50 head GA GA GA 236 JOHNSON, Rilla 46 wife VA VA VA 236 JOHNSON, Joseph 22 son GA GA 56 Volume 11: Issue 2 THE MADISON COUNTY, FLORIDA GENEALOGICAL NEWS April - June, 2006 1880 Madison County, Florida Federal Census Index (Continued from previous page) DISTRICT # 1 EAST OF MADISON House Name Age Relation BP FBP MBP 236 JOHNSON, John 20 son GA GA GA 236 JOHNSON, Adline 16 daughter GA GA GA 236 JOHNSON, Laura 15 daughter GA GA GA 236 JOHNSON, Milley 13 daughter GA GA GA 236 JOHNSON, Cora 11 daughter GA GA GA 236 DAVIS, Chas 27 head GA GA GA 236 DAVIS, Jane 22 wife GA GA GA 236 DAVIS, Griffin 8 son GA GA GA 236 DAVIS, Moses 6 son GA GA GA 236 DAVIS, Hariet 4 daughter FL GA GA 236 DAVIS, William 3 son FL GA GA 236 DAVIS, Charles 2/12 son FL GA GA 237 COTTINGHAM, Elka 60 head SC SC SC 237 COTTINGHAM, Nancy 63 wife SC SC SC 237 COTTINGHAM, Clarasa A. 30 daughter SC SC SC 237 COTTINGHAM, Rosalie 21 daughter FL SC SC 238 JAMES, Sharper 26 head FL GA GA 238 JAMES, Maria 25 wife FL GA GA 238 DOSIER, Charles 23 boarder FL GA GA 239 COTTINGHAM, Albert 27 head FL SC SC 239 COTTINGHAM, Eliza B. 21 wife FL PA SC 239 COTTINGHAM, Annie W. 1 daughter FL FL FL 239 COTTINGHAM, James E. 3/12 son FL FL FL 239 RAINEY, Henry 28 head FL FL FL 239 RAINEY,
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