Isaac FREELAND was an early settler in Forsyth County, Georgia appearing in the 1834 tax list and every census until his death. Census data indicate that Isaac and first wife Hannah had a passel of children. After Hannah died he married Elizabeth KEY, daughter of William and Pacha KEY. Isaac's son William J. married Elizabeth's sister Sarah. This information is verified from records found on the Forsyth Co Web page. From Don Shadburn's books, Isaac appears to have had run-ins with the law, but also serving on juries from the beginning of FC court. He was a property owner some say near the John's Creek Office park and the quarry. He was a member of Sharon Baptist Church, but had several scrapes and was excommunicated once, but was back in fellowship eventually. Because of his murder conviction, he could not be buried in church property, so he was likely buried on his property.

Does anyone know any info Re: Isaac Freeland and family prior and after the Wildcat Murders? Was Elizabeth Freeland's maiden name Elizabeth Key? Forsyth County, GA.

Would like to hear from anyone doing research on William Key,Sr. and his son Henry Key all of Forsyth Co., Georgia
Henry left Georgia and settled in Attala Co., Mississippi.
Trying to find out who the father was of William Key, Sr. and his first wife Elizabeth Lee.

Hi Betty,
I am looking for the same information. I"ll let you know if I find anything.
Judy

Garland Bagley's story about Isaac Freeland was that since he couldn't be buried in a Church cemetery, Jehu Streetman offered for him to be buried in the Streetman Family Plot on his property. (Streetman was married to a Bagley). This later became known as the Bagley cemetery, then Stoney Point Cemetery. There is no marker.

Garland Bagley and Mr. Clements were of the opinion that the Clement House (on 141) stood on property originally owned by Isaac Freeland

Hi Betty,
Im searching the same line. William Key Sr was my gggg-grandfather. I would like to share what I have and talk to you if possible. Please email me.

Thanks!
Barb

Hi Judy...I believe I spoke to you before, could I trouble you to email me? I would like to speak to you... I would appreciate it.

Thanks...
Barb