Gilliam is also spelled as Gillum and his surname has appeared as Scogin, Scoggin and Scoggins. He was the son of Gresham Scoggin and Winnie Watson Scoggin. He married Margaret Dowling. They had twelve children. Gilliam was a Justice of the Peace. When his brothers and sisters moved to Chattooga County, Gilliam stayed in Troup. The cemetery is listed in the book Some Descendants of Alexander Scoggin and Allied Lines by James Lecil Lavvorn as Scogin/Thornton Cemetery. It's location is given as 12th District. According to the Troup County records, he is buried in the Scogin Family Cemetery near Hogansville.
Gilliam is also spelled as Gillum and his surname has appeared as Scogin, Scoggin and Scoggins. He was the son of Gresham Scoggin and Winnie Watson Scoggin. He married Margaret Dowling. They had twelve children. Gilliam was a Justice of the Peace. When his brothers and sisters moved to Chattooga County, Gilliam stayed in Troup. The cemetery is listed in the book Some Descendants of Alexander Scoggin and Allied Lines by James Lecil Lavvorn as Scogin/Thornton Cemetery. It's location is given as 12th District. According to the Troup County records, he is buried in the Scogin Family Cemetery near Hogansville.
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