Vicki's Close Cousins, Long Lost Cousins, Kissing Cousins, Distant Cousins, Great-Great and more Great Grandparents, In-laws, Out-laws, and Allied Lines. That's a cameo of great great Grandpa Simon Prince to the left, born in 1850.
There are many sites online providing links to census records, marriage, death, and birth records, wills, land records, and many other documents one needs to properly build out a family tree. Many of the larger sites cost quite a bit of money for monthly or yearly subscriptions, but several sites are totally free to use. I personally use FamilySearch as my first go-to resource, but there are many other webpages, as listed in this article "50 Free Genealo
History of Inman Methodist Church
Found online at:
Emory University, Pitts Digital Collections
MSS 028 Collection, UMC North Georgia Conference Local Church Histories
On this link, go to the alphabetical listing for I - Inman Church. the link will download a pdf, which has been attached to this page, see above.
Lennie Banks Proux and Sara Banks Overstreet
Interview 1-19-1997 by Graceann Overstreet Rogers, Sara's great-granddaughter
Submitted by Sara Jane Overstreet To Rootsweb.com
From Atlanta Journal Constitution, 3-4-1999, by Jim Minter
Excerpted from Jim Minters book, Some Things I Wish We Wouldn't Forget.
If somebody put me in charge of this country I'd make a rule that everybody must be raised in a small rural community, preferably in the South.
3-11-1999
Excerpted from Jim Minters book, Some Things I Wish We Wouldn't Forget.
Fayette County, Georgia
The following census list for Fayette County, GA is transcribed from two sources--the microfilmed census in the GA Dept. of Archives and History (copied by Ware Callaway for this project) as well as CD 152, GA 1840-1845 Census, Fayette Co., GA, 1994 by Automated Archives, Inc. There are some minor differences, so all names from both lists are included here in alphabetical order.
S. J. Overstreet
1617 Brentwood Drive
Griffin, GA 30224-3911
church history
updated 7-8-1999
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by Dr. David Campbell
Yesterday, May 2nd [1999], was a watershed day at Inman. The church broke ground on the new building we have been planning for years. Everyone has worked and planned and sacrificed to see yesterday as a reality. And what a day it was...
The Mitchell Families in Fayette County, Georgia
Kenwood/Inman Area
by Nancy Mitchell Morris, Griffin, GA, direct descendent, contact e-mail at c_nmorri@bellsouth.net
Inman Pastor 1945
Submitted by Rev. Jacob Lackey, Soperton, GA
