Notes on the Five Civilized Tribes and the Oconee River:

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/CulturalChange.html

Samuel Elbert (early Georgia governor):

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/ElbertRaeGravesite.html

Elbert-Rae-Muse and Stiles-Pierce Tree

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/ElbertStilesMuseTree.html

Notes on the Letters of Creek leader Alexander MacGillivray (whose father Lachlan bequeathed to among others some of the Raes but not those allied with the U.S.):

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/MacGillivray.html

The Whitehead (and Glasson/Glosson)-Bedingfield (and Rodgers/Rogers) Trees:

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/WhiteheadBedingfield.html

Notes on Joseph Rodgers and the Nolichucky John Rodgers/Rogers line in Gwinnett County, GA:

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/RogersRodgers.html

Lineage of Anne Glasson (or Glosson or Glawson) and of the name Glisson and Glasson

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/GlissonGlasson.html

Whitehead Documents:

Lottie Whitehead and Richard Malone Whitehead (mentioned in letter):

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/DocumentsImages/cousinwillielettrauntmrgrt.txt

Richard Malone Whitehead and Jesse Whitehead (next door) on the 1850 Clarke County, GA Census:

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/DocumentsImages/rmandjessewhitehead.txt

Richard Malone Whitehead on the 1850 Clarke County, GA Census:

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/DocumentsImages/RichardWhitehead_1850ClarkeCoGA_census_ancestry.txt

Early Clarke County, GA Whiteheads:

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/DocumentsImages/ClarkeCountyRecordsforWhitehead.html

Sarah Glawson on the 1790 Chatham County, NC Census:

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/DocumentsImages/SarahGlawson_1790ChathamCoNC_census_ancestry.txt

Various Locke Trees (including that of Mary L. Locke and dad Cyrus L. Locke who was born Cyrus Angel or Angell to mother Hannah M. Smith [Angell] -- and was adopted):

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/LockeTree.html

The Parker-Bagley-Leahy Family Trees:

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/ParkerBagleyLeahyTree.html

The 1860 Tremont Hotel, Ward 2, Chicago, Cook County Census (where Mary Leahy worked):

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/TremontHotel_1860ClarkCoChicagoWard2IL_census_ancestry.txt

Service Records for Elbert, Muse, Whitehead, Bedingfield, Bagley, Locke [born Angell] in the Revolution, Indian Wars, Civil War

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/WarMilitary.html

"Texas Cowboys: Life on the Cattle Trail" (history article):

resourcesforthenearse.tripod.com/genealogy/historyrailroadcattletrail/texascowboyslifeonthecattletrail.html

(See also: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Elbert for another history article)