So wonderful to discover this website, I never knew it existed! My grand parents were John C. Thompson and Eula Willis Thompson, both buried here.  
I have been on a quest to locate a hardcopy of Worth County History, both volumes, and discovered this site in my quest.  Please contact me if you know how I might obtain one or both of these books.

Does anyone have any information about Mary Willis Woodard.  She lived with Benjamin Willis when she was 24 and he was 76 and there were other people in the  house by the name of Smitt.
She had three children.  Mary JaneWoodard born 1846, William Allen Woodard born 1855 and John Allen born 1859.  Does anyone know who she married.  I have been told she never married.
She is buried in the Salem Cemetery in Tift County, GA along with her son John and Millie Whaley Woodard.

I would interested in sharing my Story info with the Family of
Sarah Willis who married the Richard Story.  I have a whole story file I can share if you are interested.  I need to find out about Sarah Willis...as much info as you have.  All I have is her name!  I need to see if the Richard Story I have is the same one you have?? Thanks!

Jerimiah Willis was my great grandfather. Could anyone tell me if he is buried at the Daniel Willis cemetery.  I heard he was buried at Kimball. I have been there and if he was, it had to be unmarked.
If I can find where he and Arminda are buried, it may help me to find where my grandmother, Irene Willis (Moore)is buried.

Jerimiah M. Willis was the second son on Benjamin and Blansett Willis.  In the Census he is listed as Martain. Middle name is Martin.  My wife's G Grandfather is John McDaniel Willis.  Son of Jerimiah and  brother to Benjamin Warren Willis  and George Willis
Jerimiah is a brother to the Daniel Willis buried in the Daniel Willis Cemetery.

My great grandfather was Benjamin Warren Willis, brother to George T. Willis.  George and MaryJane's children are buried here in this cemetary.  I noticed it was written that you could not make the connection to this George Willis.  Benjamin's parents were Jeremiah Willis and Malinda Warren Willis.  My mother has been researching my fathers line for many years and we now belive that Jeremiah and Daniel were brothers and that because Jeremiah would have been the oldest son he is never listed on any census records.  We have the whole line as far back as Benjamin I.  It makes sense that they would all have sons named Jeremiah. And it also makes sense now why George's children would be buried in his uncle's cemetary.

Mary Willis married my gg-grandfather John Franklin Brooks on March 6, 1868 in Worth County, GA.

Sarah Willis born 1816 is buried 1854 at Pate Mem. Cemetery in Turner Co. Georgia as well as Richard Story - her husband.

Nice photos, one note on number 16 for ophelia (willis) McGinnis, this should be McINNIS. She was my grandmother married to Neil Watson McInnis.

Lowell Thomas McDaniel

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From Kathy Fowler: I'll add a note to the entry, but I wrote the caption to match the headstone--which says McGinnis.

Do you know where the following couple and family are buried?

Sarah Willis
B 1816 GA
Daughter of Benjamin Willis & Blansett Margaret "Peggy" Morrison

Sarah Married:
Richard Story
B 1816 Pulaski County, GA
D 1841 Deep Creek near Amboy, Irwin County, GA


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Reply from Kathy Fowler:

Sorry, I don't know where either is buried.

I've wondered, sometimes, if perhaps Sarah (Willis) Story was the daughter killed when Blansett was killed. Especially since there are tales that Blansett's husband for a time suspected his son-in-law of having killed the women, casting blame on the Indians. These stories never mention which son-in-law he suspected, but say that some of the family's belongings were found in an Indian camp on a later date. Since the whole Indian incident appears to have been prompted by Sam Story administering a beating to an Indian, it makes a certain logical sense if Sarah Willis Story was one of the victims. But I have no evidence for this...just sheer speculation.

Looking for  Rachel Erwin Willis grave

They are here. You may just be viewing the first 24 pictures. Click "Show all" to see all 59 pictures. Johnny and Eula are graves numbered 42 & 43.

THERE ARE SO MANY MORE OF OUR FAMILY MEMBERS WHO ARE RESTING IN OUR FAMILY GRAVESITE:  MY GRANDMOTHER AND GRANDPA : EULA AND JOHNNY THOMPSON :