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Subject: Re: Clevelands of Georgia Author: Gerald Purvis [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Mon, Sep 03 2001, 9:31:24 In reply to: T.W. Cleveland 's message, "Clevelands of Georgia" on Wed, May 30 2001, 22:25:21 T.W., There is all kinds of information on the Clevelands along the Savannah River near Elberton, GA and Hartwell, SC. If you live near there, a book in the Hartwell Library has a section on them. Ask Vickki, you can probably purchase a print out IF you can establish a line back a few generations. Vickki has one of the best sites, and great contributers, on-line. GP [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Clevelands of Georgia Author: Eric Cleveland (TX) [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Sat, Mar 20 2004, 2:08:30 I recently traced my ancestry from mid-late 1800's Texas, to early-mid 1800's Alabama, and then to Georgia with no years listed. I've hit a roadblock basically past Alabama because all I have is a name for John Cleveland and it says his parents were from Georgia? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Re: Clevelands of Georgia Author: Valerie Cleveland [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Mon, Jul 05 2004, 21:04:24 I have listed John D. or John Lawson Cleveland July 10, 1852 The son on Thomas Anderson Cleveland (b.July 26,1818, d. Oct. 6, 1873) and Evaline Sullinger (not a lot of info. on Evaline. She was a twin and was belived to be half or full blooded Choctaw Indian). The information on Evaline came from La Nere Cleveland Williams lanerebob@aol.com, who I believe also resides in Austin, TX area. Any relation? If this is the John Cleveland you are looking for, his father Thmas Anderson Cleveland was the son of Jpseph Cleveland and Martha (Patsy) Meeks of Elbert Co., Georgia. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Clevelands of Georgia Author: Jean Epperson [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Mon, Jul 19 2004, 17:04:37 Hello Valerie...I just read your Cleveland notes in a CFC issue. I live in Seattle, WA. We'll be visiting Georgia in October. The clue in your text to my family members is ELBERT CO. Jeremiah & Nancy Helen (Clark, Habersham Co, GA & Jacob & Millie (White), Elberton, GA are my direct line. My question to you is where are these townships...I can't seem to find them on my GA map. We will be visiting Savannah & vicintiy. Can you advise me as to what facilities are available in GA for research. Thank you ! Jean [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Clevelands of Georgia Author: Jean Epperson [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Mon, Jul 19 2004, 17:06:07 Hello Valerie...I just read your Cleveland notes in a CFC issue. I live in Seattle, WA. We'll be visiting Georgia in October. The clue in your text to my family members is ELBERT CO. Jeremiah & Nancy Helen (Clark, Habersham Co, GA & Jacob & Millie (White), Elberton, GA are my direct line. My question to you is where are these townships...I can't seem to find them on my GA map. We will be visiting Savannah & vicintiy. Can you advise me as to what facilities are available in GA for research. Thank you ! Jean Epperson [ Post a Reply to This Message ]