son of
Nathan A Hobbs
and
Mary Lankford
Oglethorpe Co., GA
George Escoe's children:
Martin, James, John, Lyna and Louisa
Poor School
Sinai Escoe 8 F
Louisa Escoe 6 F
491 Greensborough PO 307 312
Hobbs, Joel G 43 GA Laborer 0 200
Hobbs, Louisa 30 GA
Hobbs, Patrick H 7 GA
Hobbs, Nancy E 5 GA
Hobbs, Missouri L 3 GA
Hobbs, Malissa C 1 GA
Nathan Hobbs 60 SC
Mary Hobbs 60 SC
Minor Hobbs 19 SC
Eliz F Hobbs 16 GA
Joel G Hobbs 30 GA
J G Hobbs
Maxeys PO 4833 2224
Hobbs, Joel 52 MW NC Farmer 1000 450
Hobbs, Louisa 41 FW GA
Hobbs, Henry 17 MW
Hobbs, Nancy 14 FW
Hobbs, Letitia 12 FW
Hobbs, Mary 7 FW
Hobbs, Rebecca 6 FW
Hobbs, Nathan 3 FW
Hobbs, Crawford 10 MW
Simston PO
Hobbs, Joel G self WM 62 NC Farming GA NC
Hobbs, Louisa F wife WF 50 GA Housekeeping GA GA
Hobbs, Zoura L dau WF 22 GA NC GA
Hobbs, Mallisa C dau WF 18 GA NC GA
Hobbs, Mary C dau WF 14 GA NC GA
Hobbs, Rebecca F dau WF 13 GA NC GA
Hobbs, Nathan A son WM 12 GA works farm NC GA
Hobbs, Castella dau WF 9 GA NC GA
Cauble, Peter other WM 52 NC blacksmith NC NC
Tyake, Robert other WM 50 Eng miner Eng Eng
Grove Creek
Colquitt, John 45 Apr 1860 M10 AL GA GA
Colquitt, Cassie 29 Sep 1870 M10 ch born 4 alive 4 GA GA GA
Colquitt, Trane 9 Sep 1890 GA AL GA
Colquitt, Kate 8 Feb 1892 GA AL GA
Colquitt, Pellie 6 May 1894 GA AL GA
Colquitt, Leary 3 Dec 1896 GA AL GA
Hobbs, Lou 71 May 1829 Wid ch born 8 alive 6 GA GA GA
Burial: Glade Baptist Church Oglethorpe County, Georgia211
More About JOEL GARNER HOBBS:
Burial: Glade Baptist Church Oglethorpe County, Georgia211
Military service: Capt. Medlin's Indpt. Ga. Inf. CSA
Marriage Notes for LOUISA ESCO and JOEL HOBBS:
From LDS microfile #0158729 Oglethorpe County Marriages Vol 1 1800-1829
Vol 2 1794-1831 Vol D 1831-1877
Marriage License Granted: 1853 Jany 11 Joel G. Hobbs & Miss Louisa F. Escoe 3364
From LDS microfilm #0158730 Oglethorpe County Marriages 1830-1863, 1877-1883, Vol C 1883-1902.
Married 11 Jan 1853 by John Woods JP
Mrs. Hobbs died at her home near Crawford last Monday. Her remains were laid to rest in the Glade Cemetery Tuesday.
Sandy Cross
Mrs. Cassie Colquitt was buried here last Friday, She was well known here, her family have our Deepest sympathy.
Mrs. Burden--died; of Penfield, Greene County;
sister of Mr. N. A. Hobbs who lives near Lexington and Mrs. R. P. Bell of Crawford.
Good Citizen Departs
Mr. John W. Colquitt, aged seventy four years, breathed his last
At his home near Clouds Creek church Friday night last and his remains Were interred in the church cemetery at Sandy Cross Saturday afternoon,
Rev. L. B. Jones, of Athens, conducting the funeral services. Mr. Colquitt was a native of Alabama but came to this county fifty five years ago and has since benn one of our most study citizens.
He leaves a widow, three daughters and four sons to mourn for a good husband and father. Mr. Colquitt ever evinced keen interest in the affairs of the county and was quite active in church work, he being a member of Clouds Creek Baptist church. By his death his immediate
Community loses a valuable resident and the county a good citizen.
( Compilers note ) John W. Colquitt had two daughters and four sons, but had raised his niece; his wife�s sister�s had died when her daughter , Gussie Esco was very young. My father and his brothers and sisters considered Gussie their sister and was very much loved by them.
