Maternal Ancestors

I am tracing my mother’s paternal ancestors who migrated from Georgia in the early 1920’s. My direct line moved to Wisconsin, but others traveled to Illinois, Michigan and Ohio. There are also many descendants that stayed in or near the same counties in Georgia that included Banks, Hall, Jackson and Hall. The primary surnames in this group include:

Allen

Baxter

Little

Neal

Patterson

Ware

For more information, please click on the Surnames List in the sidebar to view posts.

Georgia-counties-map

6 thoughts on “Maternal Ancestors

  1. Mark Williams

    I’m glad I found this page. I too have Neal as one of the surnames I am researching, my Neal is a Francis Neal out of Talbot County ga. He had a daughter named Mariah Neal that was married to my gggrandfather Seabron/Seabron Walton 15 May 1875 in Talbot County ga. Francis Neal was listed as the brides father. My other surnames include, Walton,Willis,Howard from Waverly Hall Ga.

    1. RootsGenie

      I have relatives in Talbot County, and the names Francis and Seaborn/bron run throughout my family. I would love to compare information with you. Thanks for visiting my blog!

      1. Tiana Neal-Weeks

        Hello, I am so happy to have found this! My dad‘s last name is Neil and so I have been using ancestry.com to really look into my tree and see how far back I can go out on my ancestors. A lot of the names you mentioned are on my family tree! I have so far gotten stuck and haven’t been able to get past this name and maybe you may know something or can help. I see you said something about stuff being a slave name what is it which was very interesting for me, I found a man name Oprasia Neal married to Isabella Neal (don’t know her maiden name) but i can’t find ANY other record of them. Only on the 1870 censusof talbot county

      2. RootsGenie

        Thanks for visiting Tiana! I’d be happy to help you find more information and see if we might be related! Do you have a tree on Ancestry?

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