Martha CHAMBERS

Notes:

Martha is not on the 1870 Census with her parents.

Other Events:

• Census: 1850, , Cobb, Georgia, USA; pg 205-206 (103B-104A)
• Residence: Bef 1855, , , Georgia, USA
• Census: 1860, *, Milton, Georgia, USA; pg 579 (43)
• Military: 1862, , , Georgia, USA; Co E, Cobb's Legion
• Residence: Aft 1867, , , Tennessee, USA
• Census: 1870, , Rutherford, Tennessee, USA; pg 9 (226)
• Census: 1880, Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA; ED 103, pg 38 (44B)
• Occupation: 1880, , McLennan, Texas, USA; carpenter
• Census: 7 Jun 1900, Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA; ED 73, pg 12B

Notes:

There is a death cert for a Mattie Blanche Mabray in McLennan County.

I have no proof that Thomas is the father of our James B Chambers.

Census:
Marietta District
James B Chambers M 24 Georgia
Martha R Chambers F 23 Georgia
Mary E Chambers F 2 Georgia
Lucy Cox F 10 Georgia
James is a carpenter. They are living near Joseph and Mary Stewart. These census pages are out of order. James and Martha are on image #29 but the girls are listed in Roswell, image #1.

Census:
Roswell PO
Chambers James 33 M F 600 500 GA
Chambers Martha 33 F GA X
Chambers Mary 12 F GA
Chambers Joseph 10 M GA
Chambers Georgia 6 F GA
Chambers Charles 4 M GA
Chambers Martha 1 F GA
Chambers Sanford 1 M GA
Dial, Henry 10 M GA

Military:
Private

Census:
Civil District 1, Murfreesboro PO
JB Chambers 42 M W Carpenter Ga
Martha 42 F W hse keeper Ga
Bettie 21 F W at home Ga
Joseph 19 M W farm labor Ga
Ann 16 F W at home Ga
Sanford 11 M W at home Ga
Emma 6 F W at home Ga
Avarilla 1 F W at home Tn

Census:
Ward 3
Jas. B. CHAMBERS Self M M W 53 GA Carpenter GA GA
M. R. CHAMBERS Wife M F W 53 GA SC SC
Sanford CHAMBERS Son S M W 20 GA GA GA
Emma CHAMBERS Dau S F W 16 GA GA GA
Avarilla CHAMBERS Dau S F W 12 TN GA GA
Henrietta CHAMBERS Dau S F W 10 TN GA GA

Census:
1101 Vermont Ave.
Chambers, John B head M Feb 1827 73 M 50 GA
Chambers, Martha wife F Sep 1827 72 M 50 GA Scotland S Carolina 14/6 children
Hooper, Henry M s-i-l M Jul 1868 31 M 10 TN Georgis Tennessee
Hooper, Henrietta dau F Feb 1871 29 M 10 TN Georgia Georgia 2/1 children
Hooper, Jim W gson M Sep 1891 8 S TX Tennessee Tennessee
James is a merchant.

James married Martha R STEWART about 1847. Martha (daughter of Joseph L STEWART and Mary GALLAGHER) was born on 11 Sep 1827 in , , Georgia, USA; died on 30 Jun 1916 in Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA; was buried on 1 Jul 1916 in Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Census: 1910, Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA; ED 92, pg 6A

Notes:

The 1900 Census says she had 14 children with 6 living. Five of those are Sanford, Henrietta, Joseph, Emma and Georgia. The 1910 census says 13/5 children.

Census:
Ward 6, 1319 Vermont
Henry M Hooper Head M 40 Mississippi m. 19 yrs.
Henerita Hooper Wife F 39 Tennessee 3/2 children
James W Hooper Son M 18 Texas
Ruth T Hooper Dau F 7 Texas
Martha R Chambers M-in-l F 82 Georgia 13/5 children
Henry is a grocery saleman. Martha is widowed.

Notes:

I have no proof that this Thomas J Chambers is the father of our James.

(Research):1830 Federal Census, Gwinnett Co, GA, pg 308
Thomas Chambers
2 m under 5
2 m 5-10
1 m 15-20
1 m 20-30
1 f 20-30
10 slaves

It seems as Thomas liked to drink and had basically mortaged off the farm before his father-in-law stepped in. [Elizabeth's] father was the first judge in the county. Thomas supposedly shot the caretaker one night and fled to Texas [1836]. Years later, Elizabeth left for Texas also. However, they ended up in Kentucky, where Thomas supposedly killed her AND a child ... this part has not been proven.

As I mentioned before, Thomas shot the caretaker his father in law had hired for the farm. Thomas supposedly fled to Texas- he isn't the same Thomas J in Orange CO, TX. Elizabeth and the children followed him to Texas several years later. She was probably pregnant at the time, as the shooting happened in 1836 and Robert A was born in 1837. Another child was born in 1842, so she would have left sometime in 1840-41 to meet Thomas in Texas. However, sometime in 1842, an associate of Thomas spoke with Elizabeth's brother - R D Winn, a judge in Gwinnett Co. and said Thomas had killed Elizabeth in Kentucky. A group went there and arrested Thomas and broght the children back to GA. Thomas was tried and hung for the shooting / death of Moses Kemp. Elizabeth's body was never found, however one child said that her father had killed her mom and a baby. There is nothing on the other child being killed and all the children were accounted for when returned. The children were appenticed out as the Winn family couldn't care for them. I did find everyone except Mary in the census for 1850. Mary married the son of the person she was given gaurdianship to and they moved to Missouri and were found on the 1860 census (Wilson Dunbar). [Chuck]

1840 Cobb Co, GA Census, sheet 244, 911st District
28 | L. P. Chambers |0011000000000|0001000000000|
1 male 10-15 James would be 13
1 male-15-20
1 female 15-20

Marietta National Cemetery at Canton, Cobb Co, GA
CHAMBERS JAMES 09/20/1864 MNC G 0 7413 09/20/1864
CHAMBERS M V 07/05/1864 MNC F 0 5017 07/05/1864
CHAMBERS WILLIAM E 08/09/1864 MNC H 0 8958 08/09/1864
CHAMBERS WM 09/01/1864

Citizen's Cemetery, Cobb Co, GA
Mary E. dau. of P. H. and Sarah Chambers Nov. 8, 1849 - Mar. 16, 1872

Date: Sun, 20 Apr 1997 17:20:34
From: Sue Harrisbyrumha
Thomas J. CHAMBERS b 1804 Elbert Co., GA, hanged for murder of Moses Camp on 12 May 1843, Gwinnett Co. He was son of Thomas CHAMBERS, Jr. & Sarah ALSTON. His wife was Betsy WINN, d/o Elisha WINN. Said to have 7 sons and one daughter. Who were his children? Many thanks; glad to share information.

Georgia Murderers, Murders and Murder Victims 1823-1840
Since the late Colonial period, Georgia Governors have issued proclamations that offered rewards for the capture of fleeing criminals, usually murderers.
These can be found at the Georgia Dept. of Archives and History. Microfilm Reel 40-41
82. On the 24th ulto, MOSES CAMP was murdered in Gwinnett Co. by THOMAS J. CHAMBERS. Chambers is 30 years old, middle sized. Issued 3 November 1856.

Thomas married Elizabeth WINN about 1823. Elizabeth (daughter of Elisha WINN and Judith COCHRAN) was born about 1806; died before 1844 in , , Kentucky, USA; was buried in Paducah, McCracken, Kentucky, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Betsy Winn

Other Events:

• Census: 9 Aug 1850, , Cobb, Georgia, USA; pg 205 (103A), d/f #195/195
• Census: 30 Jun 1860, *, Milton, Georgia, USA; ppg 44-5 (580-1) d/f #3/3

Notes:

This family probably didn't move around as much as it would seem, rather the name of the place changed. They were in Cobb County in 1850 and, in 1857, Milton County was formed from from part of northeastern Cobb County. So, in 1860, they were in Milton County, which was merged with Fulton County in 1932.

(Research):Company "E", 3rd Battalion (afterwards Co C 37th Regiment), Upson County, "Holloway Grays"
Stewart, Joseph
Stewart, Samuel, died from wound received at Jonesboro, GA 1864

1834 Census, Cobb Co, GA
Name and # in household
Stewart, George 4
Stewart, James 5
Stewart, Robert 7

Stewart, J.M. - Private May 31, 1861. Captured near Knoxville, Tennessee, November 29, 1863. Released at Rock Island, Illinois, May 21, 1865.
Stewart, William E. - Private March 4, 1862. Died at Atlanta, Georgia, June 25, 1862.

Civil War Stewart's Horse Artillery (J. E. B. Stewart?)

Marietta National Cemetery at Canton
STEWARD WM 06/23/1864 C 0 1636 06/23/1864
STEWART ABRAHAM 10/05/1864 G 0 7823 10/05/1864
STEWART ALEXANDER 08/11/1870 11/24/1955 J 0 9678-G 11/25/1955
STEWART ALVA J 12/24/1929 I 0 9572-A 12/30/1929
STEWART CHARLIE B 11/09/1940 A 0 458-D 11/12/1940
STEWART DAVID 06/14/1864 A 0 139 06/14/1864
STEWART J B 07/28/1864 H 0 9010 07/28/1864
STEWART J P 06/15/1864 F 0 5013 06/15/1864
STEWART JAMES 08/28/1864 G 0 8000 08/28/1864
STEWART JOHN C 09/01/1864 E 0 5676 09/01/1864
STEWART R J 06/27/1864 I 0 9252 06/27/1864
STEWART RICH'D 09/01/1864 E 0 5570 09/01/1864
STEWART ROBERT MCDONALD JR 04/10/1939 C 0 2227-B 04/10/1939
STEWART T H 08/04/1864 H 0 9178 08/04/1864
STEWART W H 07/07/1885 K 0 3951 07/07/1885
STEWART WILLIAM J 07/31/1864 C 0 1631 07/31/1864
STEWEARD J D 08/31/1864 F 0 4897 08/31/1864
STEWEARD J W 07/27/1864 G 0 8082 07/27/1864

Census:
Marietta District
Joseph Stewart 60 M Farmer SC
Mary 57 F SC
John W Fields 20 M Blacksmith GA
Mary E 25 F GA
Joseph Lafayette 18 M GA
William T 15 M GA
Samuel M 12 M GA
[The census taker misunderstood and used Joseph's middle name as a surname, so the three youngest boys are listed with the wrong surname.]

Census:
Roswell PO
Stewart Joseph M 69 " 200 SC
Stewart Mary M 67 NC
Mary Fields F 36 Ga
Mary Fields F 8 Ga
William Fields M 6 Ga
John Fields M 4 Ga
Joseph is a carpenter. John Fields Sr isn't listed with them. [Milton County was merged with Fulton County in 1932.]

Joseph married Mary GALLAGHER on 15 Jul 1813 in , York, South Carolina, USA. Mary was born in 1793 in , , South Carolina, USA; died in Deceased. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Polly Gallagher

Notes:

I have no proof that this Thomas is the father of Thomas J Chambers or that these people are Thomas J's siblings.

Thomas married Sarah ALSTON. Sarah (daughter of William ALSTON and Charity Lillington ALSTON) was born about 1779; died in Deceased. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Residence: 1812, Dacula, Jackson, Georgia, USA; Dacula Rd - now in Gwinnett County,
• Occupation: 1815 to 1817, , Jackson, Georgia, USA; Justice of the Inferior Court
• Residence: 15 Dec 1818, Dacula, Gwinnett, Georgia, USA; Gwinnett County was formed
• Occupation: 21 Jul 1820 to 1825, Dacula, Gwinnett, Georgia, USA; Justice of the Inferior Court
• Residence: 1824, Lawrenceville, Gwinnett, Georgia, USA
• Occupation: 1826 to 1830, , , Georgia, USA; State Senator
• Occupation: 1830 to 1837, , , Georgia, USA; State Representative

Notes:

Elisha Winn House
County: Gwinnett
City: Dacula
Type: Home
The story of Elisha Winn and the home he built near Hog Mountain is really the story of early Gwinnett County, for it was Winn who was not only one of the first settlers in this area, he was a founding father of the county. His home, on Dacula Road, served as the county's first courthouse and it was Winn who supplied the land to create the county seat, Lawrenceville (History of Lawrenceville, Georgia).
When Winn settled near Hog Mountain in 1805 it was on the western edge of the Georgia frontier. Settlers were protected from the Cherokee by Fort Daniel at the top of the mountain. Built along the Dacula Highway (at this time Hurricane Shoals was the name of the road that ran past the house) in 1812 the Winn house is a beautiful sight, particularly at sunset, when the front of the house is lit by the setting sun.
Gwinnett County was formed (December 15, 1818) from portions of Hall and Jackson County and Elisha Winn was appointed judge in the Inferior Court. The courthouse was his barn and the jail was in his backyard. The first Gwinnett County election was held in the house. Winn's homestead continued to serve the county for 2 years when the first temporary Gwinnett County courthouse was completed in 1820. Elisha Winn died in 1842.
Among those related to Winn by blood or marriage are: William Maltbie, an early Gwinnett County businessman; C. H. Brand, a lawyer who served as president of Brand Banking and went on to national fame as a key member of the U. S. House of Representatives; and Thomas Elisha Winn, a lawyer who served a term as U. S. Representative.
For more than 100 years the Winn house was occupied and cared for. After the Second World War it fell into disrepair. Thanks to the Gwinnett Historical Society the home has been completely renovated to the way it looked in 1870.
Location: Dacula Road, north of downtown Dacula
Directions: Take Highway 316 east to Old Winder Road. Turn left. In downtown Dacula, turn left on Dacula Road. The house is just outside of town on the right.
Additional information:
Elisha Winn House
908 Dacula Road.,
Dacula, GA, 30019

Elisha Winn House "He and his wife are buried in the old cemetery on E. Pike Street, off Highway 29 in Lawrenceville."

Elisha married Judith COCHRAN in 1802 in , Jackson, Georgia, USA. Judith (daughter of James COCHRAN and Mary ELTON) was born on 15 Dec 1788 in , Lunenburg, Virginia, USA; died on 29 Sep 1846 in , Gwinnett, Georgia, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Census: 1790, , York, South Carolina, USA; pg 196

Notes:

Is Cornelius one of his?

(Research):Debbie Stewart in Texas (ddstew@flash.net)

Census:

030 1 60 STEWART Alexander 3 1 3 0 0
3 M over 16
1 M under 16
3 Females
We can't be sure that this is our Alexander. It should be 1 5 2.

Alexander married Elizabeth BARRON in 1774 in , York, South Carolina, USA. Elizabeth (daughter of Archibald BARRON and Elizabeth INGRAM) was born in 1756 in Ballylanders, Limerick, Munster, Ireland; died on 12 Oct 1809 in Rock Hill, York, South Carolina, USA; was buried on 13 Oct 1809 in Rock Hill, York, South Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]