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Selected Families and Individuals
Notes
Stephen Wesley Sikes
Married three times.
Queen Elizabeth Sikes
Queen died during childbirth and is buried on the road to Clyde on the right side.
Randolph McGillis
DOCUMENTATION SOURCE: 1820 Georgia Census, Camden County, Town of St.Marys & Town of Jefferson, Line 211 Pioneers of Wiregrass, Huxford, Volume I, page 139 From 1820 Census data: Males to age 10: 0 10-16: 0 16 to 18: 1 16-26: 0 26 to 45: 1 45 & up: 0 Females: to age 10: 1 10-16: 1 16-26: 0 26-45: 1 45 & up: 0 Foreigners Not Naturalized: 1 Persons Engaged In Agriculture: 1 Persons Engaged in Commerce: 0 Persons Engaged in Manufature: 0 Free Colored Persons Males to 14: 12 14-26: 0 26 to 45: 2 45 & up: 9 Females: to 14: 17 14-26: 6 26-45: 6 45 & up: 0
Hannah
DOCUMENTATION SOURCE: 1850 Georgia Census, Camden County. Page 24, Line 6 Pioneers of Wiregrass, Huxford, Volume I, page 139 Maiden Name Unknown Possibly the mother of T.K. McGillis,a "Mrs. McGillis is shown on page 24, age 80. I suspect this census refers to Mrs. Hannah McGillis, wife of Randolph McGillis who lived in this area. Pioneers of Wiregrass states that Hannah was the niece of Mrs. Catherine Howell (nee Innis). Mrs. Howell died childless, and left Hannah property in her will dated January 30, 1824 probated in Camden (Georgia) Inferior Court July 23, 1827. IT IS NOT PROVEN THAT THESE ARE THE PARENTS OF Terrence K. McGillis - THIS IS JUST A THEORY - FURTHER RESEARCH IS NEEDED
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