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1. [Alabama] Need Directions to Davis Cemetery In Blaine, AL [1]
I need directions to a cemetery in Blaine, AL. I believe Blaine is close to Cherokee Co, AL. And I believe the Davis Cemetery was a little Family Cemetery that was on private property in 1960. If anyone has direction to this Cemetery for someone coming from Kentucky (Starting at the Interstate Exit). I would really appreciate it. Thank you, Connie
2. Re: [Alabama] Land Patents [1]
Wanda, If I understand it, the certified copy is exactly like the one which can be printed from the BLM website. The online order blank currently has $2.00 as the cost. It can be ordered online or an order form can be printed and then used to order by mail. The BLM website is found at http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ You might be interested in ordering the case file for the land purchase. Especially the homestead entries usually have a lot of interesting information, such as the date the family moved to
3. [Alabama] Regarding Diamond [1]
Has Diamond been on any of the list yet? I did send a letter stating her system was down and she called saying it was up again. I have not been able to check, I have been gone with the FLU. Karen Rogers Good Things are Always Happening!
4. Fwd: [Alabama] Pearl Harbor [1]
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5. [Alabama] 1936 INDIAN'S in Alabama letter-Hesly name [1]
Click here: eBay item 3263627401 (Ends Jan-04-04 15:37:06 PST) - 1936 INDIAN'S IN ALABAMA HANDWRITTEN LETTER Item for bid; letter written to parents at Scottsboro, Alabama about his visit to Alabama; bidding starts at $9.99; seller says the only name given was Hesly
6. [Alabama] Union Cemetery, near Wellington, Calhoun Co. AL [1]
Does anyone on the list know of an existing survey, or list of burials at the Union Cemetery, near Wellington, in Calhoun Co. AL? Thanks. Arlene Hampton
7. [Alabama] John C. PUGH (1903) [1]
Here is another political ad from the Bessemer Journal (1903) with some genealogical information. Larry E. Caver, Jr. Solicitor John C. PUGH has formally announced that he is a candidate to succeed himself as solicitor of the Tenth Judicial Circuit of Alabama, now consisting of the single County of Jefferson. Mr. PUGH was recently appointed solicitor by Governor JELKS... He is now engaged in the prosecution of criminal cases in the second division of the criminal court of Jefferson County. John C.
8. [Alabama] Alabama Chat Monday! [1]
It's Christmas time.....but our search for our Alabama ancestors goes on! Please join me and some other Alabama researchers for an all-state Alabama genealogy chat on Monday night: http://huntsville.about.com/mpchat.htm 9 pm Eastern; 8 pm Central; 7 pm Mountain; 6 pm Pacific Everyone who is researching in Alabama is welcome to attend. Be sure to have a print out of your family tree, your Alabama genealogy books to share, and any questions you've wanted to ask of other researchers. If you've never been to
9. [Alabama] Edward Costner family [1]
I'm looking for information on the Costner family that lived in the Anniston area sometime in the early 1900s. My husband's grandmother Nora Thompson (maiden name) was married to Edward Costner for only three months before he had a heart attack and died. We have found his gravesite along side her father-in-law, George Franklin Rankin. There is also the gravesite of baby Edward Costner. Jane Rankin
10. [Alabama] Upcoming Genealogy Programs (January 2004) [1]
Below is a listing of the programs I will be presenting in January 2004. If you are in the area, feel to drop by for either meeting. I am still available for presenting programs to other historical and genealogical societies in the southeast. Larry E. Caver, Jr. Email: lecaverjr@aol.com P.O. Box 680052 Prattville, AL 36068 Schedule: January 11, 2004 Morgan County Genealogical Society Morgan County Archives 624 Bank Street
11. [Alabama] Obits and Newspapers [1]
Could S.K.S. tell me where I could get an obituary of my Grandfather John August Carlson who died in the year 1924 in Perdido,Alabama. A.T.
12. [Alabama] Land Patents [1]
Could someone please tell me the cost of obtaining a certified copy of a Land Patent in Alabama? Any help will be appreciated. Thank You. Wanda RIGGS Ketelhut
13. [Alabama] Newspaper "Tid Bits" (1904) Bessemer Journal [1]
Below are a few "Tid Bits" from the Bessemer Journal (1904). I am passing these along. Merry Christmas. Larry E. Caver, Jr. Miss Alberta WYLIE, who has been attending Shorter College during the past session, is visiting the family of her uncle, Mr. L.E. BRUNS. Mrs. M.S. MORTON, of Birmingham, is the guest of her son, Mr. J.B. MORTON, this week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. HUEY, at their home in New Orleans, Sunday, June 19, a son. Mr. Henry PERRY left Monday night for West Point, Miss., where
14. [Alabama] Family of Mary Prater [1]
Does anyone have any information on the Mary Prater listed in the 1850 Blount Co., AL and 1860 Walker Co., AL census? 1850 Mary is listed with James, Jinney, Nancy, Franklin, Avarilla and James Partin (don't know who he was). 1860 Mary is living with daughter Jinney, James B., Alissa and Thomas. In 1860, two doors down is her son James with Elizabeth (probably his wife) and sister Avarilla. Haven't been able to locate any of them except Franklin after 1860. If you are researching this family, I'd lik
15. [Alabama] Change my email address please [1]
My new email address is pm9347@charter.net Thank you very much. Peggy McLemore My old address was pmclemore9@aol.com
16. [Alabama] Colored Pauper Burying Ground, Birmingham, Alabama (1881) [1]
I found an item a while back while going through the Birmingham Observer about the establishment of a "Colored Pauper Burying Ground" in Birmingham. Below is the article. Larry E. Caver, Jr., Prattville, AL Birmingham Observer, November 11, 1881: (City Council, City Hall, November 2, 1881) Mr. Coleman, the coty sexton, reported to the Board that colored people were burying their dead in the white pauper burying grounds. On motion, the City Engineer was instructed to lay off a burying ground for col
17. [Alabama] These Families [1]
Looking for these families that are African American in AL now. I need help in locating them in AL so I can see where they might have died, such as Sumter County, AL. They are: Ben EASTIS Jane EASTIS Luk EASTIS Luke/Luk EASTIS Maggie EASTIS Karen Rogers Good Things are Always Happening!
18. [Alabama] Alabama marriages database [1]
Hi group, For those of you who are new to the list or net, I have thousands of early Alabama marriages online from over a dozen Alabama counties. Alabama Marriages Before 1825: http://www.censusdiggins.com/alabama_marriages.html Alabama Census Records: http://www.censusfinder.com/alabama.htm Happy Holidays and Happy Searchin' Brenda Webmaster CensusDiggins.com http://www.censusdiggins.com Home of FREE databases and GenStuff GiveAway.
19. [Alabama] 33 Alabama Infancy Flag [1]
Does any one know where i can buy this Flag? Debra Maddox Wilson Greenback,Tn
20. [Alabama] sager information [1]
Does anyone have any information on the Sager generation. William Sager came from Canada, and settled in Monroe County Al. beckie_holder@yahoo.com --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - Get your photo on the big screen in Times Square
21. [Alabama] John Sanders Death Record [1]
Hello, I am the great granddaughter of African American, John SANDERS. I am learned he died in March 1921 and is buried in Mullins Cemetery in Nettleton, MS. Can someone help me out here? I am looking for him in Census and cant find him. He was born in AL and lived in MS, dont know the Year he was born, but I do have the month and death year, will that help?? Karen Rogers Good Things are Always Happening!
22. Re: [Alabama] Edward Costner family [1]
In a message dated 12/2/03 4:05:16 PM Eastern Standard Time, dave.rankin@worldnet.att.net writes: > I'm looking for information on the Costner family that lived in the > Anniston area sometime in the early 1900s. My husband's grandmother > Nora Thompson (maiden name) was married to Edward Costner for only three > months before he had a heart attack and died. We have found his > gravesite along side her father-in-law, George Franklin Rankin. There > is also the gravesite of baby Edward Costner. > > Jan
23. RE: [Alabama] Information Land Records [1]
Try the Probate Court in Bay Minette. Ralph Poore 3440 S. Brookshore Place Boise, Idaho 83706 poorehouse1@msn.com -----Original Message----- From: Robert Tucker [mailto:rtucker14@cfl.rr.com] Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2003 10:46 PM To: ALABAMA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Alabama] Information Land Records Where would I look for land records in Bay Minette or Perdido,Alabama going back to 1924 or before. Annette.
24. [Alabama] Where Were You? [1]
On December 7th, 1941, it was our custom to get up and attend church. However on this morning several of us had fever, sore throats and a hacking cough. So our parents kept us all in bed giving us the usual home remedies. I was half asleep when suddenly I began to hear church bells ringing. At first, there were only a few and then more and more joined in until bells were ringing throughout the entire city of Columbus, Georgia. We quickly got out of bed and looked out the window and saw so many of our n
25. Re: [Alabama] AL 15th AL Cavalry Question [1]
The 15th Confederate Regiment was organized in the spring of 1864 (not at Gettysburg) and was made up of companies that had been guarding the coast for two or three years. The company letter designation would likely have been changed at the time the Regiment was formed. > I am wondering if George CLANAHAN could have served in two different companies in the same regiment, perhaps under two different enlistments? I am also wondering if the Alabama 15th Cavalry became a part of Murphy's Battalion at Gettysb
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