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1. [Alabama] Old letter - March 28, 1901 [1]
March 28, 1901 Sumner, Miss. Dear Brothers and sisters, I will write you a few lines to let you know how we are all getting along. All well but myself. I have been feeling bad all day. I think I have gout. The Blues thought perhaps I would feel better if I would get up and talk to you a little. Well Fannie, Eddie got home the 27 you know I was glad. He has been gone 7 months and Henry Burt came down the 17th and left the 19th. Ellen went back home with him to stay 3 years. She will come home and visit i
2. [Alabama] RE: ALABAMA-D Digest V04 #37 [1]
I have several Alabama relatives, most having origins in Butler County. I am trying to research all three lines. The names are Huggins, Griffin and Williams. My great grandaddy was B.J. Griffin, my great great grandaddy was Andrew Elton Williams. Grandfather on the Huggins end is John James Huggins. Can anyone give me a direction to go with any of these names? I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance. Mar
3. [Alabama] Old letter - March 13, 1892 [1]
Letter to Mr. J.H. Egger, Edge P.O., Ark. Vernon, Ala, March 13th, 1892 Dear Brother and sister, I will try to answer your kind and most welcome letter which come to hand a few days ago was more than glad to hear from you all. I begin to think you was not going to write any more. You say you dont get any letters from us. I never fail to anser your letters as soon as I get one as for the others I dont know what they do for. I am always so anxious to get one from you. John wrote you a card stating that h
4. [Alabama] Roll Call-17Feb-Ala-ROBERT CHILDRESS SR.; JOHN STOGNER, ALEXANDER RICHEY, WILLIS SMITH - SC GA ALA [1]
ROLL CALL - ALABAMA - 17 Feb 2004 ============================================================================== My Email Address is RChildress@SATX.RR.COM ============================================================================== Researching the families of ROBERT CHILDRESS SR. AND MARY POLLY GARNER, JOHN STOGNER AND MARY POLLY GARNER (CHILDRESS), ALEXANDER RICHEY AND ALEXANDRIS POLLY CHILDRESS AND WILLIS SMITH AND LUCY CHILDRESS. ============================================= ROBERT CHILDRESS SR. was
5. Re: [Alabama] RE: ALABAMA-D Digest V04 #37 [1]
To Marlie Griffin Please contact me regarding your Williams family in Butler County, Alabama. I responded to your private e-mail address but your Spam Program kicked it back to me. I also had Williams in that county. vjadams@att.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marlie Griffin" To: Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 9:47 PM Subject: [Alabama] RE: ALABAMA-D Digest V04 #37 > > > > I have several Alabama relatives, most having origins in Butler County
6. [Alabama] BARTON, JEFFCOAT, WYATT from SC > AL [1]
Is there anyone out there working on BARTON's ? My dau-in-love has a BARTON line in AL that goes back to a Jacob W? BARTON b abt 1846 SC, who appears to be the son of a Joshua BARTON b abt 1818 SC who married 1842 Rebecca I who was b abt 1825 SC. The places are unknown. Jacob BARTON m Dec 1865 in Pike Co, AL Orry (Ora ?) Ara (Ann ?) JEFFCOAT b 1844 who was the dau of Reuben JEFFCOAT b 1815 SC and Frances Fannie WYATT. Christy's e-mail address is critter52@juno.com Any help will be most grat
7. [Alabama] ALLEN in NC>TN>AL [1]
Greetings, I am so glad to see all this traffic on the Allen list. This is the most we've had in a long time. I, too, have a brick wall over which I've been unable to climb for about twenty years. Maybe someone on the list can give me a boost over this wall. Here it is: James Allen, born in NC in 1788 (based on the 1850 census in Pickens Co., AL) married Prudence also born in NC in 1792. I do not know Prudence's maiden name. I do not know where James or Prudence was born in N
8. [Alabama] Ala surnames [1]
my Alabama surnames are: Jones-- mostly in the Blount Co area Holmes Stanfield King---- most of the Kings were in the southern part of the state-Lowndes ,Pike and Dale Cos Salter Speight
9. [Alabama] Old letter - July 16, 1918 [1]
Scotland, Arkansas July 16, 1918 Mr. W. E. Egger, My dear brother, I will try to answer your kind letter of the other day. Was glad to hear from you. This leaves us not well. Im in the bed again and have been a week tomorrow. Im some better tho than I have been. The rest are well. Hope this will find you enjoying life fine. Well Edd George is gone to Clinton today to be armied. I am awful afraid hell be called in a few days. Theyve got him in 1st class. Well Ed, little crippled Troy Bost was buried
10. [Alabama] Old letter - June 2, 1897 [1]
June 3, 1897 Baxter Alabama Mrs. F. C. Egger Edge, Ark June 2nd, 1897 Baxter, Alabama Mrs. F. C . Egger, Dear beloved brother and sister, It is with a trembling hand I write you this letter to tell you pas death wich occurred the 20th of May. He was taken sick on Thursday and died Fri. Next he was taken with the chills and paralisis had 2 doctors with him. He died at Uncle Harts. He rented sheds and Nicholass wife the first of the year and wis living by his self when he got sick. I begged him not
11. [Alabama] Cemetery census for Bryce Hospital [1]
Does anyone know if there is a census of the cemetery at Bryce Hospital? Based on the following (from a 2001 conference on mental health) I became aware that there was a cemetery at the hospital: >Another special feature of the conference was a workshop to discuss plans for an upcoming >project to restore the cemetery at Bryce Hospital. The program was presented by Larry >Fricks with the Georgia Consumer Council. Mr. Fricks will provide technical assistance as >the DMH/MR and the Mental Health Consume
12. [Alabama] "1900/Unknown County/African American LUKE EASTER and var." [1]
Luke is the birth name, SORRY---------- Karen I have NEVER found Luke Easter in 1900 along with his own fmaily. Just his parents and one kid living somewhere else.
13. [Alabama] Old letter - February 16, 1898 [1]
Baxter, Ala Feb. 16th, 1898 Dear Brother and Sister, I one time more suit myself to drop you a few lines to let you know that all are well in the land of the living. We are not well at all. Peyton has been down for a week with the lagrippe, he is better though. Today the balance of us is up. I hope this will go swift to you and find you all well and doing well. Fannie, there have been a heap of changes took place in the last twelve months. Aunt Pollie Stanley died this winter. I dont remember what day.
14. [Alabama] Old letter - June 24, 1918 [1]
'WITH THE COLORS' YMCA Help Your Country by Saving, Write on BOTH Sides of This Paper. Co. E. 1st Reg. June 24, 1918 Hello, How are you? By this time I am all ok and I hope you are the same. I am well and hope these few lines will find you all well. Well I got that money all ok and was glad to get it. Well I have had a time and papa and mamma and Emma came to see me yesterday and I sure was glad to see them. Well I got $4.00 dollars papa gave me. Well I got to be with them about an hour and I had a time
15. [Alabama] Death & Marriage Notices From Jefferson Co., Ala. Newspapers, V.II (1882-1906) [1]
FYI... I have just finished my latest book, DEATH AND MARRIAGE NOTICES FROM JEFFERSON COUNTY, ALABAMA NEWSPAPERS, Volume II (1882-1906). It is now at the printer being printed. The book has 441 pages, soft binding and includes a detailed index. It contains newspaper transcriptions from surviving issues of: The Birmingham Iron Age (1882-1884, 1887), The Birmingham Age (1885), The Weekly Iron Age (1886), The Bessemer (1887), The Bessemer Journal (1888-1905), The Bessemer Herald (1897), The Humming Bi
16. [Alabama] Wilson / Sandlin [1]
Hi all I'm new here.. I am searching for a marriage.. George Wilson to a Sarah A. Sandlin / Sanders abt 1860. Sarah has a connection to both names.. I have'nt figured out the reason behind the name thing yet.. any help would be appreciated.. Teresa Berry Harvey
17. [Alabama] Old letter - March 18, 1822 [1]
Dr. James Coleson South Carolina 12th, March, 1822 This very day of 12th, March, Sarah Tillis, Indian wife of John Tillis, was gathering in the foothills when she wrapped her infante childe in its blanket and laid the childe down to sleep. Mrs. Tillis continued to gather in her basket when she heard her infant cry out. When Mrs. Tillis turned, a large catamount had stolen her infant childe in its blanket and tooken the childe at a run into a shallow cave. Though naturally reserved and silent, Mrs
18. Re: [Alabama] Information [1]
Good in Northern Va Ralph ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Tucker" To: Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 8:46 PM Subject: [Alabama] Information > Test. > > > ==== ALABAMA Mailing List ==== > Virus Warnings, are NOT to be posted to this list! >
19. [Alabama] Transcriptions from the Southern Advocate (1833), Huntsville, Ala. [1]
TRANSCRIPTIONS FROM THE SOUTHERN ADVOCATE (Huntsville, Ala.) Transcribed by Larry E. Caver, Jr. January 5, 1833: Married, on Wednesday evening last, at the residence of Dr. Alfred MOORE, by Rev. Mr. WOOD of Athens, Mr. William D. HAYES, of the firm of Hayes & Wyatt, Merchants of Huntsville, to Miss Caroline R. HARRIS, of this county. Died, on Wednesday night last, after one or two days illness, Mary Jane, daughter of Mr. Samuel COLTART, of this place, aged 2 years, 7 months and 20 days. Died, at Loui
20. [Alabama] Hello Folks [1]
My PC crashed and I lost 50% of my Census searches. Therefore you might see me repeating the same questions again, not trying too, but would like to regain those I lost. Please understand and be patient with me, sometimes I think God has Blessed me with wonderful friends, fellow researchers, as YOU!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for Understanding!!!! Karen
21. [Alabama] "1900/Unknown County/African American LUKE EASTER and var." [1]
Thanks, I forgot to add the birth name, it is LUKE. HE is AA. I believe he might be with relatives. I just dont know the relatives. I see his father Ben Easter and Luke's son Ed Easter listed. Ed is not in Lauderdale COunty, he is in Sharkey County, MS. It is possible Luke and his own family traveled and remain "missing and lost" for 1900. My family tree is incomplete!!!!! That is terrible. Any close again. AM trying to tell me story here and when I add too much information, someone says take it off, then I
22. [Alabama] Bess or Best family of Alabama, 1800's [1]
Hello Friends of Genealogy! I'm asking for help in tracing the following family. The 1850 Henry Co., Alabama, Federal Census tells us that Celia's mother's name was Sarah, head of household on that census, age 45, b. 1805 in S.C. She's listed with seven of her children, including "Ceally E.", ranging in age from 7 years to 22 years. Celia is the youngest. Where's Sarah's husband? Has he died or is he managing property elsewhere, or are they divorced? The children listed on the census are John E, age 22,
23. [Alabama] Old letter - July 13, 1896 [1]
Letter to Mr. J.H. Egger, Edge P.O. Van Buren Co, Ark After 14 days return to S.J. Stanelly, Lawsonville, Texas Lawsonville Texas, July the 13th, 1896 Mr. J.H. Egger, Edge Ark. Dear Cousin and family, I take my pen in hand to drop you a few lines and to your kin. Your kind letter which came safe to hand in dire time. Was glad to hear from you all once more and that you were all well. This finds us all well at this time. I have no news of importance to write. Crops are very good in this community. Though
24. [Alabama] Howells of Walker county. [1]
I have been looking through, "The Heritage of Lawrence Co". On p. 152, there is an article that mentions Howells in Walker Co. It is submitted by P. S. Ingle, Box 2745, Birmingham. Al., 35202. It mentions that they do Howell research. Good Luck egniwri@aol.com
25. [Alabama] EVERETT - Washington County, Alabama [1]
I am forwarding this to the list, because it bounced back to me ( the listmanager) please reply to Justtrubl@aol.com or the list, I am not connected to this line. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 4:32 AM Subject: EVERETT - Washington County, Alabama > Hello Listers, > > Requesting a look up please. > > Working on two Everett families here. > > Harrison Pat Everett b 1881 d 1951 married Hattie Elizabeth > > Child
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