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A list of all pages that have property "Has note" with value "affair with his neighbor's wife. Pages 231 - 235. Took place in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tattnall_County,_Georgia Tattnall County] which is in south eastern Georgia, but further north than known Sikes at this time. It could be family, but treating as not related at this time.". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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  • Reports of Cases Argued and Decided in the Supreme Court of Georgia, Volume 85#John Sikes--  + (affair with his neighbor's wife. Pages 231 … affair with his neighbor's wife. Pages 231 - 235. Took place in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tattnall_County,_Georgia Tattnall County] which is in south eastern Georgia, but further north than known Sikes at this time. It could be family, but treating as not related at this time. but treating as not related at this time.)
  • GenealogyBank.com#Ezra Whiton-1 Nov 1844-Page 1  + ("AN ACT to incorporate a number of inhabitants of the North Parish of the town of Hingham, in the county of Plymouth, into a religious Society, by the name of the third Congregational Society in Hingham."[[:File:Repertory_1807-04-17.png]])
  • The Hargrett Library  + ("Robert Scott Davis collection. The collec … "Robert Scott Davis collection. The collection consists of mostly xeroxed articles from various historical agencies, some original correspondence, maps, photographs, and newspaper articles relating to subjects Mr. Davis has written about. Included are materials about Georgia's participation in the Texas Revolution; Charles Cole Hind and Aetna Insurance; and miscellaneous Georgia material (especially historic Georgia houses). The first deposit relates to Georgia's participation in the Texas Revolution. There is general soldier information, rosters, maps, flags, and photographs, plus specific information on James W. Fannin and William A. Ward. The Charles Cole Hind and Aetna Insurance material concerns Georgia and Alabama. Mrs. Hind, as the insurance representative, made pre-Civil War building insurance surveys in the two states; xeroxes of the surveys are in this collection. There is also a copy of the book of instruction for agents & a bound copy of The 100 Years of Fire Insurance..., the history of Aetna from 1819-1919. Finally, selections from the miscellaneous Georgia material include: information about the Harris-Pearson-Walker House in Augusta, Carter's Quarters (National Register house) in Murray County, gold mining in Georgia, and materials gathered on the history of Clinton and other places in Georgia.istory of Clinton and other places in Georgia.)
  • File:The Cherokee land lottery, containing a numerical list of the names of the fortunate drawers in said lottery, with an engraved map of each district.pdf#William Sikes--244  + (133 (fr.) William Sikes, Brown's, Camden.*)
  • File:The Cherokee land lottery, containing a numerical list of the names of the fortunate drawers in said lottery, with an engraved map of each district.pdf#Isaac Sikes--282  + (315 Isaac and Rebecca Sikes, ors., 19th, Bryan.)
  • File:The Cherokee land lottery, containing a numerical list of the names of the fortunate drawers in said lottery, with an engraved map of each district.pdf#Rebecca Sikes--282  + (315 Isaac and Rebecca Sikes, ors., 19th, Bryan.)
  • Dropped stitches in Tennessee history#Micajah Crews (bef 1788)--8  + (<blockquote>old court records at Jon … <blockquote>old court records at Jonesboro disclose the fact that Jackson was in the town and in attendance on the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at its November term, 1788. Under the law at that time, bills of sale of slaves and horses and deeds to land had to be proven in the court mentioned. A bill of sale was presented to this court by Jackson, at its November term, 1788. This bill of sale is given below, for reasons hereafter to be stated. It is as follows: "A Bill of Sale from Micajah Crews to Andrew Jackson, Esquire for A Negroe Woman named Nancy about eighteen or twenty years of Age was Proven in Open Court by the Oath of David Allison a Subscribing Witness and Ordered to be Recorded."</blockquote>This doens't seem to be [[Micajah Crews|Micajah<sup></sup> Crews]][[Category:Crews]]. This individual was living in Tenesee in 1788, and our research suggests [[Micajah Crews|Micajah<sup></sup> Crews]][[Category:Crews]] wasn't born until 1810 in South Carolina. Took place in [[Jonesboro, Tennessee|Jonesboro]], [[:Category:Tennessee|Tennessee]] [[Category:Tennessee]][[Category:Tennessee]])
  • File:Florida militia muster rolls, Seminole Indian Wars, Vol. 3.pdf#A Crews.--page 64  + (A. CREWS, 10 November 1835; 3 mos., 25 day … A. CREWS, 10 November 1835; 3 mos., 25 days; not mounted. (name, rank, when enrolled, period of time and remarks.) Private. Muster Roll of Lieut. A. W. CRICHTON'S Detachment of the 4th Regiment 2nd Brigade of Florida Militia commanded by Col. WARREN ordered into service of the United States by Brig. Gen. HERNANDEZ from the 10 November 1835 to the 5 March 1836.'"`UNIQ--ref-00000002-QINU`"'5 March 1836.'"`UNIQ--ref-00000002-QINU`"')
  • NewsPapers.com#Andrew Birkett--The Times (Streator, Illinois) - 14 Aug 1931  + (Asserts Rose Bruce is the mother of Andrew Birkett's wife. Asserts Andrew Birkett's daugther's name was Elsie. Andrew Birkett and Elsie lived in Joliet, Illinois.)
  • NewsPapers.com#Rose Bruce--The Times (Streator, Illinois) - 14 Aug 1931  + (Asserts Rose Bruce is the mother of Andrew Birkett's wife. Asserts Andrew Birkett's daugther's name was Elsie. Andrew Birkett and Elsie lived in Joliet, Illinois.)
  • NewsPapers.com#Elsie Rose Birkett--The Times (Streator, Illinois) - 14 Aug 1931  + (Asserts Rose Bruce is the mother of Andrew Birkett's wife. Asserts Andrew Birkett's daugther's name was Elsie. Andrew Birkett and Elsie lived in Joliet, Illinois.)
  • File:The Times Fri Aug 14 1931 .jpg#Lizzabelle Electra Bruce--NewsPapers.com  + (Asserts [[Rose Bruce|Rose<sup></sup> Bruce]] … Asserts [[Rose Bruce|Rose<sup></sup> Bruce]][[Category:Bruce]] is the [[Lizzabelle Electra Bruce|mother]][[Category:Bruce]] of Andrew Birkett's wife. Asserts Andrew Birkett's daugther's name was [[Elsie Rose Birkett|Elsie]][[Category:Birkett]]. [[Andrew Birkett|Andrew<sup></sup> Birkett]][[Category:Birkett]] and Elsie lived in .[[Category:Birkett]] and Elsie lived in .)
  • File:The Times Fri Aug 14 1931 .jpg#Rose Bruce--NewsPapers.com  + (Asserts [[Rose Bruce|Rose<sup></sup> Bruce]] … Asserts [[Rose Bruce|Rose<sup></sup> Bruce]][[Category:Bruce]] is the [[Lizzabelle Electra Bruce|mother]][[Category:Bruce]] of Andrew Birkett's wife. Asserts Andrew Birkett's daugther's name was [[Elsie Rose Birkett|Elsie]][[Category:Birkett]]. [[Andrew Birkett|Andrew<sup></sup> Birkett]][[Category:Birkett]] and Elsie lived in .[[Category:Birkett]] and Elsie lived in .)
  • File:The Times Fri Aug 14 1931 .jpg  + (Asserts [[Rose Bruce|Rose<sup></sup> Bruce]] … Asserts [[Rose Bruce|Rose<sup></sup> Bruce]][[Category:Bruce]] is the [[Lizzabelle Electra Bruce|mother]][[Category:Bruce]] of Andrew Birkett's wife. Asserts Andrew Birkett's daugther's name was [[Elsie Rose Birkett|Elsie]][[Category:Birkett]]. [[Andrew Sherman Birkett|Andrew Birkett]][[Category:Birkett]] and Elsie lived in .[[Category:Birkett]] and Elsie lived in .)
  • File:The Times Fri Aug 14 1931 .jpg#Andrew Birkett--NewsPapers.com  + (Asserts [[Rose Bruce|Rose<sup></sup> Bruce]] … Asserts [[Rose Bruce|Rose<sup></sup> Bruce]][[Category:Bruce]] is the [[Lizzabelle Electra Bruce|mother]][[Category:Bruce]] of Andrew Birkett's wife. Asserts Andrew Birkett's daugther's name was [[Elsie Rose Birkett|Elsie]][[Category:Birkett]]. [[Andrew Birkett|Andrew<sup></sup> Birkett]][[Category:Birkett]] and Elsie lived in .[[Category:Birkett]] and Elsie lived in .)
  • File:The Times Fri Aug 14 1931 .jpg#Elsie Rose Birkett--NewsPapers.com  + (Asserts [[Rose Bruce|Rose<sup></sup> Bruce]] … Asserts [[Rose Bruce|Rose<sup></sup> Bruce]][[Category:Bruce]] is the [[Lizzabelle Electra Bruce|mother]][[Category:Bruce]] of Andrew Birkett's wife. Asserts Andrew Birkett's daugther's name was [[Elsie Rose Birkett|Elsie]][[Category:Birkett]]. [[Andrew Birkett|Andrew<sup></sup> Birkett]][[Category:Birkett]] and Elsie lived in .[[Category:Birkett]] and Elsie lived in .)
  • File:Florida militia muster rolls, Seminole Indian Wars, Vol. 3.pdf#A Crews--page 100  + (CREWS, A. R. 3 30 miles to rendezvous, 30 … CREWS, A. R. 3 30 miles to rendezvous, 30 miles from place of discharge home; mounted.(name, rank, when and where enrolled, period of time, traveling to rendezvous and from place of discharge home and remarks.) Private. Muster Roll of Capt. JAMES DELL'S company of the First Regiment Brigade of Florida Militia commanded by Col. JOHN WARREN ordered into service of the United States by Gen'l. THOS. JESSUP, comd'g on chief of Florida from the 3 March 1837 to the 2 July 1837. All officers and soldiers enrolled 3 March 1837 at [[Jacksonville|Jacksonville]], by Lt. GEO. WATSON for 4 months, unless the dates differ and then they will appear after each name as well as remarks.'"`UNIQ--ref-00000004-QINU`"'l as remarks.'"`UNIQ--ref-00000004-QINU`"')
  • File:Florida militia muster rolls, Seminole Indian Wars, Vol. 3.pdf#Elias Crews--page 49  + (CREWS, ELIAS, age 26; $130-$25. Private. … CREWS, ELIAS, age 26; $130-$25. Private. The company was organized by Capt. WILLIAM H. CONE, at [[Alligator (City in Florida)|Alligator, Fla.]] [[Category:Florida]] in the month of July 1857. All Officers and Soldiers joined and enrolled at General Rendezvous, When, Where, By whom, for 6 months 23 July 1857 at [[Alligator (City in Florida)|Alligator, Fla.]] [[Category:Florida]] by Capt. W. H. CONE; mustered 23 July 1857 at Alligator by Capt. C. B. KILBURN; payment due from enrollment; no miles to rendezvous, 190 miles from place of discharge home; value of horse and horse equipments will follow the name of each man; remarks. Estimate year of birth 1931.an; remarks. Estimate year of birth 1931.)
  • File:Florida militia muster rolls, Seminole Indian Wars, Vol. 3.pdf#Isham Crews--page 133  + (CREWS, ISHAM, age 40; 16 miles; $100-$8. … CREWS, ISHAM, age 40; 16 miles; $100-$8. (Columns used are name, rank, age, when joined and enrolled, where, by whom, period of time, number of miles traveled to the rendezvous, value of horse and horse equipment, and remarks.) Private. The following notation appeared above the heading on the Muster Roll "Not in the service of the U. S.A. 1st period of service 21 February 1856 to August 1856."Muster Roll of Capt. FRANCIS M. DURRANCE'S Company of Florida Mounted Volunteers, commanded by Capt. F. M. DURRANCE, called into the service of the State of Florida on the 4 February 1856 by His excellency, JAMES E. BROOME, Governor from the commencement of actual service, as shewn on this Muster Roll and indefinite period. Above the remarks column was the following notation "As Things _? in Governor's instructions". The entire company joined and enrolled 29 December 1858 at Ft. Meade by Capt. FRANCIS M. DURRANCE for an indefinite period so designated as "Till Discharged". The number of miles to the rendezvous and value of horses and equipment will follow each name as well as remarks. Estimated year of birth 1816.as remarks. Estimated year of birth 1816.)
  • Fold3#Bryant Crews--  + (Compiled Service Records of Confederate So … Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers Who Served in Organizations from the State of Georgia, M266 NARA group 109 roll 0506, Military Unit: [[50th Regiment, Georgia Infantry]] Full Name: Crews, Bryant, Age:[Blank] Year: 1862 Conflict Period: Civil War (Confederate) Branch: Confederate Army Served For: United States of America [[:File:Confederate Army, 50th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Bryant Crews, unit file.pdf]][[:File:Confederate Army, 50th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Bryant Crews, unit file.pdf]])
  • File:Florida militia muster rolls, Seminole Indian Wars, Vol. 7.pdf#Archibald Crews (1836)--page 54  + (Crews, Archibald, 22, 125/15 (age, horse/e … Crews, Archibald, 22, 125/15 (age, horse/equipment value). Private. Discharged, 2 May 1858. Estimated year of birth 1826. Muster Roll of Captain John M*Neill's Company of Florida Mounted Volunteers called into the service of the United States by Gustavus Loomis 5 Infry War Dept. (A.G.O.) Dec 22(?) at Fort Brooke, Fla (the place of general rendezvous) on the 27 day of January 1858, to serve for the term of six months from the date of enrollment unless sooner discharged; from the 27 January 1858 (when enrolled) to the 22 May 1858.'"`UNIQ--ref-00000001-QINU`"'29 May 1837'"`UNIQ--ref-00000002-QINU`"'"'29 May 1837'"`UNIQ--ref-00000002-QINU`"')
  • File:Florida militia muster rolls, Seminole Indian Wars, Vol. 10.pdf#Dempsey D Crews--27  + (Crews, Dempsey D., born: [[Colleton, South Carolina|Colleton]] … Crews, Dempsey D., born: [[Colleton, South Carolina|Colleton]], [[:Category:South Carolina|South Carolina]] [[Category:South Carolina]]; 5'10", dark-blue-light(completion-eyes-hair), farmer. Descriptive Roll of Captain A. A. Stewart’s Company of the Regiment of Florida Militia Volunteers mustered out of service 26 January 1858.s mustered out of service 26 January 1858.)
  • 1864 Census for Re-Organizing the Georgia Militia#Grisham Crews-1864-page 92  + (Crews, Graham, 48 yrs., Farmer, b. SC. [[:Category:Charlton County|Charlton County]] Estimated year of birth 1816.)
  • File:Florida militia muster rolls, Seminole Indian Wars, Vol. 10.pdf#Henry C Crews--27  + (Crews, Henry., birth: [[Dooley, Georgia|Dooley]] … Crews, Henry., birth: [[Dooley, Georgia|Dooley]], [[:Category:Georgia|Georgia]] [[Category:Georgia]]; 5'4", fair-blue-black (completion-eyes-hair), farmer. Descriptive Roll of Captain A. A. Stewart’s Company of the Regiment of Florida Militia Volunteers mustered out of service 26 January 1858.s mustered out of service 26 January 1858.)
  • 1864 Census for Re-Organizing the Georgia Militia#Isham Crews-1864-page 500  + (Crews, Isham, 39 yrs., Farmer, b. GA [[:Category:Pierce County|Pierce County]] Estimated year of birth 1825.)
  • 1864 Census for Re-Organizing the Georgia Militia#James Crews-1864-page 667  + (Crews, James, 47 yrs., Farmer, b. GA. [[:Category:Wayne County|Wayne County]] Estimated year of birth 1817.)
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