1. HAYWOOD2 ENGLISH (UNKNOWN1) was born Bet. 1795 - 1800 in State of North Carolina or Virginia, and died Bef. 13 February 1868 in Habersham Co., GA (Probable). He married SARAH "SALLIE" MCCRACKEN 11 April 1822 in Habersham Co., GA, daughter of JAMES MCCRACKEN and ELINOR WILSON OR WOFFORD. She was born Bet. 1802 - 1805 in State of Georgia, and died in Habersham Co., GA (Probable).

Notes for HAYWOOD ENGLISH:

Evidence that Haywood had a brother named Wesley English who was living in Haywood's son William's household in 1880. Wesley also found in Franklin Co., GA earlier. Haywood may also have had a brother named Hiram who is found in conjunction with the above Wesley. Data on both of these men in the notes on Wesley.

Possible that Haywood may have been married before Sarah McCracken as one IVORY ENGLISH found on the 1850 census of Rabun Co., GA next to James M. English, son of Haywood. Just up the road was John Marion English, another son of Haywood. Ivory remained in Rabun County through the 1860 census and was found on the 1870 census in Franklin Co., GA.

Something that needs to be checked out:
From a CD of 1827 GA Land Lottery for vets and survivors (of what?)...the following:
Haywood English, page 96; Capt. Cross' District, No. 3, Dist. 4, Troup Co., GA
Joseph English in Troup Co., GA
George, Eli, Reuben and Parmenus English in Lee Co., GA
Green and Cornelius English in Carroll Co., GA

REPRINT of OFFICIAL REGISTER of LAND LOTTERY OF GEORGIA 1827
30th DAY'S DRAWING-April 10.
HABERSHAM; page 91
Fortunate Drawers: Haywood English,
Captains District: Cross
Number: 3
District: 4
County: Troup County

In 1820 Haywood was said to be "Squatting" on land on the Chattahoochee; moved in 1849, Lot 85, Dist. 2?

Census:
1810 (1818 Tax List)
English, Haywood GA FRANKLIN CO. 063 1818 TAX LIST

1820
English, Haywood GA FRANKLIN CO. CAPT. FLEMMINGS DIST. 1820

1830
English, Haywood GA HABERSHAM CO. 048 1830
Males:
0-5: One
5-10: One
10-15: One
20-30: One
Females:
0-5: One
20-30: One
(also in Habersham; John at #035)

1840
Habersham Co., GA
Males:
under 5: Two
5-10: Two
10-15: One
15-20: One
40-50: One
Females:
5-10: One
20-30: One

1850
English, Haywood GA HABERSHAM CO. #1ST DISTRICT 240 1850
(Only English in Habersham)
Additional:
#32/32, Page 240: 1st District
Haywood English 55M Farmer B: NC
Sarah 45F (or 46) B: GA
A.R.E. 22F B: GA
W.J. 16M B: GA
G.W.E. 13M B: GA
D.E. 09M B: GA
E.J.E. 04F B: GA

1860
English, Hawood GA HABERSHAM CO. CLARKSVILLE P.O. 839 1860
Additional:
#141/141, Page 839
Haywood English 60M Farmer 175/1200 B: VA
Sally 48F B: GA
David 17M B: GA
David, Jr. 03M B: GA

RECORDS FOR LAND CONCERNING HAYWOOD ENGLISH IN HABERSHAM COUNTY,
GEORGIA
Habersham Co., GA
BOOK "U" PAGE 207

JOSEPH PRINCE{?STAMP 50 CTS.)
TO
JOHN M ENGLISH DEED TO 4-10
(something written over John's name looks like James)
AND OTHERS

GEORGIA
HABERSHAM COUNTY
This indenture made and entered into this 13th thirteenth day of February in the year of our Lord Eighteen hundred and Sixty eight between Joseph Prince, John M. English, Isaac N. English, William J. English, George W. English, David English all of Said State and County of Habersham of the one part and James W. English of the same place of the other part-Witnesseth that the Said Joseph Prince, John M. English, Isaac N. English, William J. English, George W. English and David English for and in consideration of the Sum of one hundred and twenty six dollars, Cash in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, both granted, bargained and Sold and by these presents
doth (word unreadable) release and follow? quit claim to Said James M. English his heirs and assigns, all the right title interest claim or demand the Said Joseph Prince, John M. English, Isaac N. English, William J. English, George W. English and David English has or may have leave? in deed? to part of lot No. 4 (Number four) in the 10th district of Habersham county agreeable to the following survey beginning at a Rock corner on the original line between lot No. 3 and 4, 12 chains from the North east corner of lot No. 4
thence South 37 west 28 chains 50 links to a Spanish Oak Sapling on the old f----? road. Thence along Said Road South 9 degrees west 2-?chains. Thence along Said road South 32 degrees 30' east 12 chains 15 links to the original line. Thence along original line between lots No. 4 and 16 North 59? degrees East 42 chains to the original corner. Thence the original line North 32 degrees 40' West 39 chains 80 links to the Beginning corner. Containing one hundred and twenty Six acres and? more or less, with all the rights members and appurtenances to Said lot of land in anywise appertaining or belonging-To have and to hold the Said lot of to the said James M. English, So that Neither the Said Joseph Prince, John M. English, Isaac N. English, James W. English, William J. English, George W. English and David English nor their heirs nor any other person or person's claiming under them or either of them shall at anytime hereafter by an way or means have claim or Demand any right or title to the aforesaid lot of land or its appurtenances or any part thereof.
In witness whereof the Said Joseph Prince, John M. English, Isaac N. English, William J. English,
George W.

PAGE 208 BOOK "U"

English and David English hath hereunto Set their hands and Seals the day and date above written.
Signed Sealed and delivered
in presence of
John M. Enlgish {LS}
Andrew J. Church JP
Isaac N. X English {LS}
Amos Waldron (?)(his mark)
William J. X English {L
(his mark)
George W. English {LS}
David X English {LS}
(his mark)
Recorded May 6th, 1868
J. S. (?) Griggs (?) OSC (?) (note: Joseph Prince did not sign this deed in the original)

PAGE 208 BOOK "U" (continued)

James M. English{?Stamp 50 cts.)
to
Benjamin F.? Church4-10th
(126)

GEORGIA
HABERSHAM COUNTY
This Indenture made and entered into this 13th thirteenth day of February in the year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Sixty eight between James M. English of the county and State aforesaid of the one part and Benjamin F. Church of the Same place of the other part.
Witnesseth that the Said James M. English for and in consideration of the Sum of Two hundred Dollars to in hand paid at and before the Sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged hath bargained granted and Sold and conveyed and doth by these presents grant bargain Sell and convey unto the Said Benjamin F. Church his heirs and assigns all that part or parcel of land Situate
lying and being in the County aforesaid being part of lot Number four (No. 4) in the Tenth District and bounded as follows, Beginning at a Rock corner on the original line between Lot No. 3 and (?) 12 chains from the North east corner of Lot No. 4. Thence South 31 West 28 chains 50 links to a Spanish Oak Sapling on the (----?) road. Thence along Said road South 9 degrees West 28 chains. Thence along Said road South 32 degrees 30' East 12 Chains 75 links to the original line. Thence along the Said original line between Lots No. 4 and 16 North 51? degrees East 12 chains to the original corner. Thence the original line North 32 degrees 40' West, 39 chains 80 links to the beginning containing one hundred and twenty six acres

PAGE 209 BOOK "U"

more or less. To have and to hold Said tract or parcel of land unto him the Said Benjamin F. Church his heirs and assigns together with all and Singular the rights members and appurtenances thereunto belonging to his and their own proper use benefit and behalf forever in fee Simple--And the Said James M. English his heirs Executors and Administrators the Said bargained premises unto the Said Benjamin F. Church his heirs
and assigns will warrant and forever defend the right and title thereof against themselves and against the claim of all other persons whatsoever. In Witness whereof the Said James M. English hath hereunto Set his hand and Seal the day and year above written.
Signed Sealed and Delivered James M. English {LS}
in presence of
Amos Waldron?
Andrew J.? Church JP

Probably buried in Fairfield Baptist Church Cemetery, Habersham Co., GA.

Products in Agriculture, Habersham County, Georgia, 1860

Haywood English.

Improved Land -- 35 acres.
Unimproved land -- 215 acres.
Cash value of farm -- $175.00.
Value of farm implements and machinery -- $50.00.
Horses -- 2 each.
Milch cows -- 1 each.
Working oxen -- 2 each.
Other cattle -- 3 each.
Sheep -- 12 each.
Swine -- 22 each.
Value of livestock -- $200.00.
Bushels of wheat -- 18 bu.
Bushels of Indian corn -- 200 bu.
Pounds of tobacco -- 40 lbs.
Pounds of wool -- 8 lbs.

Additional Information:
Some information from Randy concerning some of Haywood's
descendants.(note: contact Elaine for source- Email)

State Historical Roadside Marker:
Marker Number 068-10 Located SR 115, three miles west of Clarkesville
Note: HAYWOOD ENGLISH HOME
Note:
Big Holly Cabin - This heart pine cabin is one of the few remaining
examples of a single pen (room) cabin built
when this was the Georgia mountain frontier. The hand-hewn logs
are joined with full-dove tail corner notching and the logs are chinked
on the interior with wooden battens. This type of cabin was once
plentiful, but they usually evolved into double pen cabins or larger
houses with frame additions.
Note:
In 1820, Haywood English built a log house on unclaimed Land Lot 85,
District 11, near the Chattahoochee River. In 1841, the original lottery
recipient of this lot belately laid claim to it. In a series of legal
actions, which eventually ended in the Georgia Supreme Court, English lost
his plea of "sitters rights" and moved to this location. Family legend
contends this to be the same log house initially built on Land Lot 85 in
1820, and moved to this location in 1849. The cabin was restored
by a descendent of the English family in 1986-87.

More About HAYWOOD ENGLISH:
Burial: Habersham Co., GA (Probable)

Notes for SARAH "SALLIE" MCCRACKEN:

Probably buried at Fairfield Baptist Church Cemetery, Habersham Co., GA.

Marriage Notes for HAYWOOD ENGLISH and SARAH MCCRACKEN:
Recorded in BK "A" pp. 22, Habersham Co., GA.

Children of HAYWOOD ENGLISH and SARAH MCCRACKEN are:

i. IVORY OR AVERY3 ENGLISH, b. Bet. 1814 - 1822, State of North Carolina or Georgia; m. MARY ELIZABETH UNKNOWN; b. Abt. 1819, State of Georgia.

Notes for IVORY OR AVERY ENGLISH:

1850 Rabun Co., GA Census
57/57
Ivory P. English M 30 Farmer B: NC
Elizabeth F 23 B: GA
Malissa F 2?
John M 1

At household 56/56 is James M. English and at 63/63 is John Marion English same census

1860 Original County Census for Rabun County, GA has:
Ivory English: Household 363
Ivory M46 Farmer Born: GA (Cannot read or write)
Mary E. F41 Born: GA
Malissa F12 School Born: GA
Susy F09 Born: GA
Thomas E. M03 Born: GA
Henry M02 Born: GA

Ivory is on the 1870 Franklin Co., GA census.

Notes for MARY ELIZABETH UNKNOWN:

Ivory/Avery on the 1850 and 1860 census in Rabun Co., GA; on the 1870 census in Franklin Co., GA.
It is possible that this is not a son of Haywood, but perhaps a nephew or even younger brother. OR that he was the son of Haywood by a previous marriage.

ii. JAMES M. ENGLISH, b. Abt. 1824, State of Georgia; m. SARAH ANN RANKINS; b. Bet. 1819 - 1823, State of South Carolina.

Notes for JAMES M. ENGLISH:

1850 Census, Rabun Co., GA
56/56
James M. English M 25 Farmer B: GA
Sarah A. F 27 B: SC
John M 5
James M 4
Salena F 3
Haywood M 1

Next door is Ivory English at 57/57 and at 63/63 is John Marion English

1860 Census
English, James GA HABERSHAM CO. CLARKSVILLE P.O. 839 1860
Additional:
#141/141, Page 839
James English 36M Farmer /90 B: GA
Sarah Ann 41F B: SC
John 15M B: GA
Margaret 13F B:GA
Joseph N. 11M B: GA
Haywood 09M B: GA
Francis 07M B: GA
Sarah 05F B: GA
Violina? 03F B: GA
Rosilla 1 week/F B: GA

1870 Census:
Forks Dist., 1021, June 1870; #296/281
Wm. J. English 40 WM 50/150 Farmer B: GA
Nancy (?) 25 FW H. Keep B: GA
David 13 MW B: GA
Wm. 05 MW B: GA

Products in Agriculture, Habersham County, Georgia, 1860

James English.
Value of farm implements and machinery -- $5.00.
Horses -- 1 each.
Milch cows -- 2 each.
Other cattle -- 1 each.
Swine -- 4 each.
Value of livestock -- $70.00.
Bushels of wheat -- 7 bu.
Bushels of corn -- 50 bu.
Pounds of tobacco -- 7 lbs.

Notes for SARAH ANN RANKINS:

James on 1850 Census of Rabun Co., GA; 1860 Census of Habersham Co., GA.

iii. JOHN MARION ENGLISH, b. 03 February 1825, State of Georgia; d. 17 March 1889, Rabun Co., GA (Probable); m. ELIZABETH TEEM, 29 July 1849, Rabun Co., GA; b. 1833, Burke Co., NC; d. Aft. 1900, Rabun Co., GA.

Notes for JOHN MARION ENGLISH:

Record of sale of land from Daniel Teems to J.M. English
Rabun Co., GA

Original entry in Book "B" page 269 which was transcribed to Book "T" page 205 Rabun Co., GA

Daniel Teems to J. M. English; Georgia, Rabun Co.

This indenture made and entered into this the ninth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven between Daniel Teems of the county and state aforesaid of the one part, and John M. English son in law and his wife, Elizabeth English, daughter of Daniel Teems of the same county and state aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Daniel Teems for and in consideration of the sum
of one hundred dollars and for the natural love and affection that he has held for his son in law and daughter the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, has granted bargained, sold and conveyed and does by these presents, grant, bargain, sell and convey unto him the said John English and Elizabeth English, their heirs and assigns, part of two lots of land situated, lying and being in the fifth district of Rabun County, Georgia and known and distinguished (?) by the numbers ninety and ninety (90) and (90) with a conditional (?): Commencing at a white oak at the bluff on the east side of the river, thence up the river to the mouth of the branch above the big rocks;-thence up said branch to an ash marked, thence south east, a marked line to the original line west to a white oak; thence north west to the beginning corner; thence a conditional (?) line made by the parties containing two hundred and fifteen acres more or less to have and to hold said
bargained land and premises to him the said J. M. English and Elizabeth English, their heirs and assigns together with all and singular (??unable to read), members and appurtenances thereof to the same in any manner belonging or appertaining to his and their own proper use, benefit and behalf forever in fee simple and the said Daniel Teems for himself, his heirs and assigns the said bargained land and premises unto him
the said J.M. and Elizabeth English, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns will warrant and forever defend the right and title thereof against the claims of himself, his heirs and assigns and against the claims of all and every person or persons whatsoever being the same. In witness whereof the said Daniel Teems has hereunto set his hand and seal the day and year above written, Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of:
Adam Teems Daniel X Teems { SEAL }
Leander Teems, Justice Peace his mark

Recorded March 4, 1858
W.C. (?) Price, Clerk

I hereby certify that this is a true transcript from the original book "E" page 269.*
N.R. C.(?) Ramey
Deputy CS Court
This is book thought to be "B", but may be "E"

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIONS REPORT: Taken from the 1860 Census of Rabun County, George

JOHN M. ENGLISH

Acres Improved 30
Acres Unimproved 185
Cash Value of Land 600
Value of Farm Implements 10
Horses 2
Milk Cows 3
Other Cattle 3
Sheep 11
Swine 12
Value of Livestock 287
Bushels of Wheat 5
Bushels of Rye 18
Pounds of Tobacco 20
Pounds of Wool25
Bushels of Peas and Beans 5
Bushels of Irish Potatoes20
Bushels of Sweet Potatoes12
Pounds of Butter25
Gallons of Molasses12
Value of Homemade Manufactures25
Value of Slaughtered Animals 56

John Marion English is proved as a son of Haywood by a land transaction recorded in Habersham Co., GA; Book "U", pp 207; which reads:
Joseph Prince (husband to Nancy English) to John M. English (something written over John's name that looks like James) et al (and others). See Haywood English.
1850 Census Rabun Co., GA
63/63
John M. English 21? M Farmer B: GA
Elizabeth 18 F B: NC

Next door is Daniel Teem, Elizabeth's father and up the road at 56/56 is James M. English and at 57/57 is Ivory English.

Notes for ELIZABETH TEEM:

1900 Rabun Co., GA Census
#12 Tallulah Dist.(lists Elizabeth English)
Gimima Burton White Fem 60 H/H Farmer GA NC NC
Nace M. Williams White Male 15 Lodger Laborer GA GA GA
Elizabeth M. English White F 68 Sister

1910 Rabun Co., GA Census
Elizabeth English was living with Virgel Philyaw and wife Sarah E., relationship to head of household is listed as mother-in-law.

iv. NANCY ENGLISH, b. Abt. 1826, Habersham Co., GA; d. Bef. 1870, Habersham Co., GA; m. JOSEPH PRINCE, 28 November 1850, Habersham Co., GA; b. Abt. 1796, State of South Carolina; d. 12 June 1875, Habersham Co., GA.

Notes for JOSEPH PRINCE:

Habersham Co., GA Estate Settlements, Book A, page 98 and Book D, page 23-104.

Marriage Notes for NANCY ENGLISH and JOSEPH PRINCE:
Book B, Page 79, Habersham Co., GA

v. WILLIAM JASPER ENGLISH, b. 10 March 1827, Habersham Co., GA; d. 29 December 1913, Habersham Co., GA; m. (1) LOUISA WASHBURN, 10 January 1856, Habersham Co., GA; m. (2) NANCY E. HAMES, 05 July 1864, Habersham Co., GA; b. 03 March 1845, State of Georgia; d. 18 June 1937, State of Georgia.

Notes for WILLIAM JASPER ENGLISH:

On the 1880 census of Habersham Co., GA, a Westly/Wesley English is shown in the household at age 83, and is listed as William's Uncle.

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM ENGLISH and LOUISA WASHBURN:
Habersham Co., GA Book B, Page 134

Notes for NANCY E. HAMES:

Nancy's surname may be "House".

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM ENGLISH and NANCY HAMES:
Habersham Co., GA Book B, Page 209

vi. ISAAC NEWTON ENGLISH, b. Abt. 1830, Habersham Co., GA; d. 17 September 1869, Habersham co., GA (Probable); m. LOUIZA (FIN)CANNON, 25 March 1852, Rabun Co., GA; b. 13 August 1832, State of Georgia; d. 04 November 1918, State of Georgia.

Notes for ISAAC NEWTON ENGLISH:

1860 Census
English, Isaac N. GA HABERSHAM CO. CLARKSVILLE P.O. 839 1860
Additional:
#143/143, Page 839
Isaac Newton English 29M 200/200 Farmer B: GA
Eliza 22F (or 27) B: GA
Sarah 06F B: GA
William (I.?) 05M B: GA
Nancy 03F B: GA
Susan 01F B: GA
George W. English 21M Laborer B: GA

Notes for LOUIZA (FIN)CANNON:

Buried at Fairfield Baptist Church Cemetery, Habersham Co., GA.

1870 Census, Habersham Co., GA
#296/282
Elizabeth English 38FW 200/50 H. Keep B: GA
Sarah 16 FW At Home B: GA
Wm. 14 MW Farm Hand B: GA
Nancy 13 FW At Home B: GA
Susan 11 FW At Home B: GA
George (?) 09 MW At Home B: GA
David 09 MW At Home B: GA
Bell 06 FW At Home B: GA
Jane 04 FW At Home B: GA
John 02 MW At Home B: GA
Eliz. A. 01 FW At Home B: GA

vii. GEORGE WASHINGTON ENGLISH, b. 15 November 1830, Habersham Co., GA; d. 25 November 1920, Fulton Co., GA; m. EMMA S. LOVE, 08 September 1861, Habersham Co., GA; b. 09 September 1844, Habersham Co., GA; d. 30 March 1932, Habersham or Fulton Co., GA.

Notes for GEORGE WASHINGTON ENGLISH:

A George W. English is found buried in Love/English cemetery in Habersham Co., GA; date of death is 25 Nov 1920 at age 97. This would make George born 1823, which date census data does not support. However, this may, in fact be the Same George W. English. Also buried in the cemetery are Emma S. English (found as wife of George W. English on census) b. 09 Sep 1840 d. 30 Mar 1932 and Edward A. English b. 27 Mar 1877 d. 12 Jan 1959 (found as son of George on census). Because this seems to be the correct family...some data must have been incorrect from census base or from cemetery records. Also buried at the same cemetery are twins (children of G. W. and E. S. English), Claud and Roy, no dates.

Buried at Love-English Cemetery, Habersham Co., GA.

1870 Census Habersham Co., GA
George W. English age 35 Farmer PP 150 RE 125 B: GA
Emma English age 25 HsKeep
Nancy E. English age 8
Sarah L. English age 5
George J. English age 2
Cordelia English age 8 mo. (B. Sep 1869)

Hospital: May 1861, PVT Co. C, Phillips Legion, Georgia CSA, Barclay's Company

Notes for EMMA S. LOVE:

Buried at Love-English Cemetery, Habersham Co., GA. Information from Ida
gave the maiden name of LOVE to Emma.
(note: contact Elaine for source- Email)

GA death certificate # 6038

Marriage Notes for GEORGE ENGLISH and EMMA LOVE:

Habersham Co., GA Book B, Page 196

viii. DAVID ENGLISH, b. Abt. 1841.

ix. E. J. ENGLISH, b. Abt. 1846, State of Georgia.