Wife: Sarah Elizabeth Bryan
Father: Berrian Clark Bryan
Mother: Berilla E. Free
B: 02-21-1854
In:Cane Creek, Lumpkin, GA
D: 04-25-1951
In: Lumpkin County, GA
Buried: Mt Hope Cemetery Lumpkin County, GA
Children: 9
1. John Jones ll
B: 03-28-1875 in Lumpkin County, GA
D: 04-12-1957 " " "
Buried: Mt Hope Cemetery Lumpkin County, GA
Married: 08-25-1901 " "
Spouse: Georgia Jones
Children: 3
1. Ila
B: 08-21-1903 in Lumpkin County, GA
D: ?
Married # 1: Orville Jones
B: ?
D: abt 1850 in Rome, Floyd, GA
Children: no record
Married #2: Paul Clayton Sewell- Nov 1931
In: Summerville, GA
B: 03-17-1893
D: 03-11-1958
Children: no record
2. Mabel
B: 04-02-1908
D: ? in Rome, Floyd, GA
Married: 11-29-1933 in Ringold, Walker, GA
Spouse: Otis R. Montgomery
B: 09-30-1910
Children: no record
3. Cleo
B: 1910 in Lumpkin County, GA
D: ?
Married: ?
Spouse: Charles M. Cason
Children: no record
2. Burill Emaline
B: 06-23-1877 in Cane Creek, Lumpkin, GA
D: 07-14-1959 " "
Buried: Mt Hope Cemetery " "
Married: Never
3. Colman Berrian
B: 06-11-1879 in Cane Creek, Lumpkin, GA
D: 11-20-1952 " "
Buried: Mt Hope Cemetery " "
Married: never
4. Tinta Malinda- no picture
B: 06-10-1883 in Cane Creek, Lumpkin, GA
D: 04-20-1898 " "
Buried: Cane Creek Baptist Cemetery Lumpkin County, GA
5. Margery Mary Ann
B: 07-17-1885 in Cane Creek, Lumpkin, GA
D: 06-14-1976 in " "
Buried: Cane Creek Baptist Cemetery
Married: 03-01-1919 in Lumpkin County, GA
Spouse: Frank T. Christian
B: 02-20-1893
D: ?
Children: 1
1. Infant female
B: 01-22-1921 in Lumpkin County, GA
D: 01-22-1921 " "
6. Nancy Catherine
B: 12-06-1886 in Lumpkin County, GA
D: 11-28-1943
7. Charles Richard
B: 03-30-1889 in Cane Creek, Lumpkin, GA
D: 07-15-1936 " " "
Buried: Cane Creek Baptist Cemetery
Lumpkin County, GA
Married: 10-25-1914 in Lumpkin County, GA
Spouse: Bertha Bell Hughes
B: 12-30-1890 in Lumpkin County, GA
D: 02-05-1984 " " " 30533
Buried: Cane Creek Baptist Cemetery
Children: 4
1. Barbara
B: ?
D: ?
2. Grady R.
B: 10-08-1915 in Cane Creek, Lumpkin, GA
D: 09-12-1931 " "
Buried: Cane Creek Baptist Cemetery
Married: never
3. Mae
B: 12-01-1919
D: 07-06-2000
Buried: Siloam Baptist Cemetery Lumpkin County, GA
Married: 12-23-1941
Spouse: Roy H. Abee, Sr
B: 05-19-1923 in Lumpkin County, GA
D: 06-03-2003 " "
Buried: also at Siloam
Children: 5
1. Roy Jr
2. Jerry
3. Barbara
4. Kim
5. Keith
4. Minnie Bell
B: 05-18-1933
D:
Buried:
Married: 07-14-1969
Spouse: J.B. Patton
Children: no record
8. Sarah Elizabeth
B: 08-17-1892 in Lumpkin County, GA
D: 11-18-1918 " "
Buried:
Married: 09-30-1917 " ' "
Spouse: Garland Andrew Gooch
B: 10-11-1899 in Union County, GA
D ?
Children: 1
1. Baby Gooch
B: 1918
9. Joseph Wilson
B: 07-26-1894 in Lumpkin County, GA
D: 03-30-1982
Buried:
Married: 11-08-1914 ' " "
Spouse: Mary Fannie Pruitt
B: 1895
D: 1955
Children: no record
Richard was :
A Baptist Minister & school teacher
Helped start and taught at Cane Creek School
Commissioned on 01-09-1898
Head Stone at Mount Hope Cemetery Dahlonega, GA says he is buried at Cane Creek Cemetery also in Dahlonega, GA
Farmer
Cabin site located off Black MT Road Dahlonega, GA lived across from son John J. Stargel II
Walking distance to Berrian Clark Bryan's Place
I visited the site on Feb. 17, 2001<Robert Lee Stargel Jr.>
3-17-1878 Lumpkin County Deed Book page 432-433
R.R. Stargell bought 40 acres #1241 in the 11 district and 1st section of originally Cherokee
County from James R. Bryan Recorded 4-11-1887
7-2-1888 R.R. witnessed B.C. Bryan's purchase of #1065 in the same area-40 acres
***Date of Birth and Death verified by Headstone RLSJ
JJ. moved to Lumpkin from Union about 1853
Sold right of way to Consolidated Gold Mine for lot 1241 & 242 on Oct 18, 1882
Obituary of Richard Remington Stargel
1850- 1921
In Memory of R.R. Stargel
The subject of this sketch was born in Lumpkin County, November 27, 1850 and departed this life on June 19, 1921, married Sarah E. Bryan on December 11, 1874. Was the father of nine children, seven of which are still living. Joined the Baptist Church in December 25, 1875 and was a consistant member up to the tme of his death. While he was unassuming and not hasty in making a show, yet he was well versed in the Holy Scripture and had the material prepared for a book, which if he had lived to have it published would have been both interesting and instructive. But instead of this the grfeat Father of all blessings to call him to a higher, and purer and noble life above, for in the midst of Earth's trials and the weakness of human flesh, one could find in him the evidence of having passed from death into life, and looking forward to the day of dissolution which would release him from the pain and anxiety and trouble of life, and bring him face to face with the King of Righteousness who no doubt bid him welcome to th great feast of good things held up in store for them that love the Lord. After all while it brings sorrow and sadness to those who are left behind it is far better to depart and be with Christ. I think of the score of relatives and loved ones who has preceeded him to the glory land and of all the joyous reunion as he entered the golden gate of the Celestial City, welcomed by all theses redeemed ones and to hear from him who redeeme him "Enter thou into the joys of the Lord"
" Rest on dear brother, rest
From life's burdens thou art free
And in the land where all are blest
Some glad day our eyes shall see
When from the streets of shining gold
We'll sing the songs thatne'er grow old
And walk amidst the beauties there
Not disturbed by worldly care "
J.J. Shed
