O.K. I admit it. I am a Genealogy Junkie. I began researching mine and my husband's family history 10 years ago. What started out as a mild curiosity has developed into an obsession that seems to have taken over my life. What could be more fun than a trip to a courthouse, library or cemetery?
You see......It's a sickness.

I love to visit cemeteries and read the epitaphs inscribed on tombstones. I think it is so sad to see so many unmarked graves, everyone should have a tombstone to mark their life after they are gone.

Our most prominent surnames are: Miller, Burnette, Bates, Hood, Gibson, Thomas, Mathews, Evans, Charles, and Stover. Our ancestors lived in the North Georgia mountains. They migrated to this area from North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Pennsylvania and other states across the U. S.

If you would like to see my family lines, please visit my web site at:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~batesmillerhistory/

O.K. I admit it. I am a Genealogy Junkie. I began researching mine and my husband's family history 10 years ago. What started out as a mild curiosity has developed into an obsession that seems to have taken over my life. What could be more fun than a trip to a courthouse, library or cemetery?
You see......It's a sickness.

I love to visit cemeteries and read the epitaphs inscribed on tombstones. I think it is so sad to see so many unmarked graves, everyone should have a tombstone to mark their life after they are gone.

Our most prominent surnames are: Miller, Burnette, Bates, Hood, Gibson, Thomas, Mathews, Evans, Charles, and Stover. Our ancestors lived in the North Georgia mountains. They migrated to this area from North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Pennsylvania and other states across the U. S.

If you would like to see my family lines, please visit my web site at:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~batesmillerhistory/