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Subject: Re: [GAMORGAN] Head-Gaar
Date: Tue, 05 Sep 2006 01:39:10 -0400
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Annette, I was nosing around Heritage Quest tonight and threw in Head and 1860. I checked AL and GA and came up empty. When I clicked on LA, there was a listing for a Jas Head, age 56 from GA living in Clairborne Parish, Lisbon PO. I think this is who you are looking for. I don't know who the children were in the 1850 census, but the Jas is the right age and the P is possible Permelia, from SC. It is Series M653, Roll 410, Page 604.

Jas Head, 56 GA
P. 38 SC
Margaret 20 GA
Wiley 17 GA
JP(?) 15 GA
DP 13 GA
Mary 11 GA
Philip 9 GA
C. 7 GA

Anne Mitchell for Jim

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Subject: [GAMORGAN] Head-Gaar

Picking up from where I got side tracked in Mar (farming, sorry) I hope I
finally have some time to work on the Head-Gaar problem.


>From my research in the 1949 book "Descent of Henry Head 1695-1949 in
America by Idress Head Alvord -- which I have input the parts that fit my family

into my database ....


>From Mar 2006 email: The Lucy Head Gaar listed below is the daughter of
Benjamin Head and Margaret Gaar.

According to the book, "my" James Head was her brother. However also
according to the book they say James was married more than one and neither was
listed as the wife or children I have found to be my James. I really think the

James were mixed up (page 60) It just does not fit and I need help.

My references for my family are:
1. 1850 Morgan Co. GA (page 125 line 10) age 45 GA farmer w/Permlia and 6
ch
liv/next door to: Marshall & Matilda Head
2. I NEED to find them in the 1860 census
3. 1870 Winn Parish, LA census Ward 9 #11. Penna Head age 50 SC. with
daugh; Clementine age 13 GA. [This would be Permelia Stevens]
4. 1900 Winn LA wd7#44 Head, David C. born Mar 1845 age "45" m31 GA AL MS
[This is the son of James Head. Notice he said that he was born Ga, his
father born Alabama and his mother born Mississippi. Every census was
different
except in 1920 when he was 75 years of age, he gave GA, AL MS again. [Actually
every census I saw Pemerlia Steven Head in gave SC as her place of birth.]
Wondering who gave David's information to the census taker!

I do think the Head book by Mrs Alvord has some mixed up information and I
really need help figuring this out. Hopefully we have more information now than
she had in 1949.

I have been told that Benjamin Head and Margaret Gaar is my James Head's
parents. David (son of James, as well as his mother -Permilia Stevens Head-and
some siblings) came to Winn Parish, La. along with Lucy (James' sister that
married the Gaar.)

I am just now getting into the Head-Gaar connection.

Anyone that can help can write me privately.
Thanks

Annette

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In a message dated 3/11/2006 10:09:13 A.M. Central Standard Time,
writes:

After his VA marriage to Elizabeth Wilhoit this family moved family to
Morgan Co. Two sons are recorded to have settled at Elbert County, GA
they are - John Adam Gaar, b. abt 1768, Culpeper Co., who married Nancy
Cornelia Daniel at Elbert County and Joel Gaar, b. abt. 1780, Culpeper,
who married abt. 1802 to Lucy Head at Elbert Co. Joel died during 1820s
after birth of last of six children including Michael Adam Garr
recorded born 9 Jan 1813; married Eliz. Hale White 29 Oct 1835 at De
Kalb Co; and, died & buried 2 March 1864 at Winn Parish Louisiana. One
of Michael's sisters is Margaret C. Gaar b. 27 Feb 1810, died Henry
Co., GA 29 Jul 1886. She married twice 1st 1830 - GA to Geo. W. Young
b. abt. 1808 who died 1843 - GA.





Annette Womack
Winnfield, Louisiana


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