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Selected Families and Individuals
Notes
William Fitzpatrick
This family line dropped the Fitz and are now just the Patrick family.
Sherod McCall
DOCUMENTATION SOURCE; Mark Carpenter (email: mysouth@bellsouth.net) Taylors Creek, Story of the Community and Her People Through 200 Years", Bird and Paul Yarbrough, Editors, A Project of Taylors Creek Cemetery Association, Press of The Atkinson County Citizen, Pearson, Georgia, 1963. A copy of this book can be found at the Georgia Historical Society, Savannah, Georgia. This book has an updated and revised version printed in 1985. Pioneers of Wiregrass, Huxford, Volume 4, page 22 Pioneers of Wiregrass, Huxford, Volume 5, corrections and additions According to Huxford, Jesse was the son of Sherod. This is not true. Sherod was his brother. Note from Mark Carpenter: Just would like to point out a mistake that is often made concerning Jesse McCall and Sherod McCall. The Jesse McCall listed who married Mary Bird is the son of Thomas McCall and not Sherod. Sherod was this Jesse McCall's brother. This Jesse and his descendents moved out to Louisiana around 1810. Sherod McCall did have a son named Jesse, from whom I am directly descended. Sherod McCall moved with his family to Gadsden County Florida about 1820 (clearly after 1820). I have tons of information on this line and can back all information with sources such as Wills, Bible records, Etc. Mark
1820 Bulloch Co, GA Federal Census:
3 White Males under 10
2 White Males 10-16
1 White Male over 45 (Sherod or Sherrod)
1 White Female under 10
1 White Female over 45 (wife)
No Slaves
Jesse McCall
DOCUMENTATION SOURCE; Mark Carpenter (email: mysouth@bellsouth.net) Notes from Mark Carpenter Sherod McCall did have a son named Jesse, from whom I am directly descended. Sherod McCall moved with his family to Gadsden County Florida about 1820. I have tons of information on this line and can back all information with sources such as Wills, Bible records, Etc. Mark
Jesse McCall
DOCUMENTATION SOURCE: Pioneers of Wiregrass, Huxford, Volume 4, page 22 Pioneers of Wiregrass, Huxford, Volume 5, corrections and additions Taylors Creek, Story of the Community and Her People Through 200 Years", Bird and Paul Yarbrough, Editors, A Project of Taylors Creek Cemetery Association, Press of The Atkinson County Citizen, Pearson, Georgia, 1963. A copy of this book can be found at the Georgia Historical Society, Savannah, Georgia. This book has an updated and revised version printed in 1985. From Beautiful Zion, page 55 Mark Carpenter (email: mysouth@bellsouth.net) Israel Bird was in a dispute with James Bryan around 1800 over lands he and Jesse McCall had purchased from James Bryan.(From Beautiful Zion, page 55) According to Huxford, Jesse was the son of Sherod. This is not true. Sherod was his brother. Notes From Mark Carpenter Just would like to point out a mistake that is often made concerning Jesse McCall and Sherod McCall. The Jesse McCall listed who married Mary Bird is the son of Thomas McCall and not Sherod. Sherod was this Jesse McCall's brother. This Jesse and his descendents moved out to Louisiana around 1810. Sherod McCall did have a son named Jesse, from whom I am directly descended. Sherod McCall moved with his family to Gadsden County Florida about 1820. I have tons of information on this line and can back all information with sources such as Wills, Bible records, Etc. Mark
Mary Bird
DOCUMENTATION SOURCE; Taylors Creek, Story of the Community and Her People Through 200 Years", Bird and Paul Yarbrough, Editors, A Project of Taylors Creek Cemetery Association, Press of The Atkinson County Citizen, Pearson, Georgia, 1963. A copy of this book can be found at the Georgia Historical Society, Savannah, Georgia. This book has an updated and revised version printed in 1985. (page 147) (page 148)
Enoch Daniel
He was a Captain (probably in Civil War). The assumption has been made based upon information found in Taylor Creek Cemetery records that this is the Enoch that married Ann Elizabeth Bird.
Ann Elizabeth Bird
1850 Georgia Census, Liberty County, page 320 Maureen McCarthy (email: jmm1682@mediaone.net) Taylors Creek Cemetery Website
Margaret E. Laing
DOCUMENTATION SOURCE: Lee Beasley (email: l_beasle@bellsouth.net)
Walford Lee Daniel
DOCUMENTATION SOURCE: Lee Beasley (email: leedbeasley@gmail.com) These Daniels were sawmillers, who moved to Evans County from Liberty County, in the late 1800s. The Daniel Lumber Company in Bellville, GA, was started by my grandfather and his brothers. It is still in operation today. Lee Beasley Atlanta, GA
Jane E. Martin
She may be the daughter of Martin Martin
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