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1. [Alabama] Mulberry River / 50 miles from Baileyton [1]
Hello, I'm researching one of my husband's three Henderson lines. Their migration was 1840 Dist. 722, DeKalb Co., GA 1850 Hatchet Crk Dist., Coosa Co., AL 1860 Rockford, Coosa Co., AL 1867 Coosa Co., AL 1870 McCord's Beat, Coosa Co., AL 1873 Wilsonville, Shelby Co., AL 1876 Harpersville, Shelby Co., AL 1879 Summit, Blount Co., AL 1879 Baileyton, Cullman Co., AL I am trying to locate a burial location for one of Pleasant Henderson's twin daughters, Leanah Henderson. She married James H. Allbritten, 7-13-18
2. [Alabama] Autauga County's first Courthouse (1833) [1]
I found the following "tid-bit" recently regarding Autauga's first courthouse. I am passing it along for your interest. Larry E. Caver, Jr. "The Montgomery Journal states that a severe tornado passed through the village of Washington, Autauga County, on the 6th instant, by which the courthouse was blown down and several other houses much injured." (April 30, 1833, Southern Advocate, Huntsville, Ala.)
3. [Alabama] George Ballard Family [1]
Any one related to this family 1850 census Marion County Geo. Ballard 24 b. Ga Nancy 17 b. Ala James 1 b. Ala Mary 1/12 b. Ala 1860 census County Geo. W. Ballard 36. b. Ga Nancy 24 b. Ala James M. 12 b.. ala Mary E. 9 b. Ala Caleb F. 7 b. Ala Jamima 6 b. ala Geo. W. 5 b. Ala Elizabeth 3
4. [Alabama] Lookup of Marriage - PLEASE [1]
I am trying to find the marriage of the following couple. I "think" it was in Tuscaloosa County: James M. Lawrence to Sarah C. Wallace - 1847 is the year that I was given. Thanks for any help! Louis email: kinfindr@telepak.net Anyone working on the Thomas Lawrence family of Tuscaloosa County, Ala that moved to Independence County, AR before 1860? Some of his 18 children married into the Birchfields, Howards, Sains, Burnsides, Colemans and others.
5. [Alabama] Creel DNA Study [1]
[copied with permission] Creel DNA Study Posted By: Daniel Creel Email: dtcreel@sbcglobal.net Subject: Creel DNA Study Post Date: January 24, 2004 Message URL:http://genforum.genealogy.com/creel/messages/1316.html Forum:Creel Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/creel/ A Creel DNA Study has been initiated by several male Creels and we are seeking more volunteers to broaden and deepen our database. Our initial study is of unbroken male Creel lineage(s) with plans
6. Fw: [Alabama] Monday Alabama Chat..... [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean Brandau" To: Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 1:55 PM Subject: [Alabama] Monday Alabama Chat..... > If you're New Year's resolution is to get some more branches added to your > family tree, then please think about joining us for our Alabama genealogy > chat on Monday! You will meet new friends, find answers to your questions > and share Alabama genealogy resources and information: > > http://huntsville.about.com/mp
7. [Alabama] Missing Easter [1]
Need a Census Look up for African American family Joe EASTER and wife Amanda ( Mandy) of AL. THe year I have is 1930 in Choctaw County, AL. I need 1920 if possible. Thanks Kay Rogers Good Things are Always Happening!
8. [Alabama] Monday Alabama Chat..... [1]
If you're New Year's resolution is to get some more branches added to your family tree, then please think about joining us for our Alabama genealogy chat on Monday! You will meet new friends, find answers to your questions and share Alabama genealogy resources and information: 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. If you've never been to a chat, this is the one for you! If you need detai
9. [Alabama] PRECIENT MAPS [1]
NEW CASTLE AL, I am trying to find a district and precient map for the area in New Castle known as the old No. 4 crossing for the L & N RR. There were Lucas families, Lucas store, and Harris families in that area. I have been unable to locate that area. I am looking at 1920 as a target year. James Harris
10. [Alabama] James R Bryan [1]
To Jackie Morgan and other BRYAN(T) seekers, I am responding to an old Ala Digest concerning JAMES R BRYAN. My ansestors were BRYAN untill 1850 when my GGGrandfather added a "T" on the family name and all since have been BRYANT. My family migrated into Va. to N.C. to Ga.and than to AL. We have commonality in time and a name. The last record that I have on a JAMES R BRYAN was the child of WILLIAM BRYAN and MARY ROBINSON. JAMES (a twin to ANDREW) was born in Va. 23 Nov 1772. It is possibl
11. Re: CSA records / [Alabama] George Ballard Family [1]
If George drew a pension, there would be a record of his application, which might contain information to help sort out which one. Also, if he died before his wife and she applied, there will be much more information. Some of the larger libraries have microfim of the pension applictions. If you are out-of-state, copies can be ordered from the state archives. There are also service records on microfilm. The place of enlistment is usually given on them. This might help identify which one. Sometime
12. [Alabama] RUTH ANNIE KENNEDY, 1859-1895 [1]
Seeking info on RUTH ANNIE KENNEDY, 1859-1895, married a Mr. Maples ca 1880, and had one son, WILLLIE MAPLES. Willie died in an accident Sept 12, 1905 at Ensley,Al. steel mill when he was a young man. Mr. Maples may have died ca 1886 . Ruth Annie had a second marriage to JAMES BARRON in 1887 in Cullman County, Alabama, and had four daughters, JOHANNAH BARRON (m. WILLIAM ELMER COCHRAN), BETTE BARRON (m. HENRY SMITH), MARGRET BARRON (m. GROVER CLEVELAND GIPSON) and KATE BARRON (m. Ed Vernon). RUT
13. Re: [Alabama] Christmas Picture Cards [1]
Great Idea to put out to all researchers. You know, we're all so bad about labeling the pictures that come out of our own cameras and we know all those people, but those Christmas cards. I have some that my parents got that I have NO CLUE who they are. Think they are old Army buddies but...so I keep storing them. Some aren't identified and if they are it may only be with "Bob & Jane"!! mmanson wrote: Hi I just wanted to share a idea with you, Christmas picture cards are getting very
14. Re: [Alabama] mental hostipals [1]
Thanks to all who responded. I have the information I needed on Bryce Mental Hospital. ---Briana S. Felch
15. [Alabama] Green in early Va. [1]
Green interest, A Thomas Green who was born aboard the Speedwell on their way to America in 1635. He married Martha Elizabeth Filmer, daughter of Henry and Elizabeth who were married in England, but came to America and settled in James City Co., Va _______________________________________________ =======All outgoing emails are scanned by Symantec Anti Virus=====================
16. [Alabama] Alcy or Alsie Mabry [1]
Am looking for an African American woman, Alcie or Alsie or Alsy Mabry. She was born in AL. I have found her in the 1880 MS Census as the wife of Simon Mc Lsuaghy now Simon Mc Gaughy. I noticed in the house hold there are children, I am searching Nancie Mabry - Knowles side. I would like to know the real relationship with Alsie and Nancey, in particular, who are the parents of Alcy or Alsie Mabry. IT might show something important. Thanks for your help. Kay Rogers
17. [Alabama] Need a 1900 Census lookup [1]
Need a 1900 Census lookup for either states, AL or MS. Might have traveled between them. Am looking for African American Luk/Luke Eastis or Easter with wife Maggie. I have Luke in 1880 under Eastis and in other MS Census under variant Easter spellings. 1880 Eastis 1900 ------- 1910 Esters, Luke 1920 Esters, Luke 1930 ---------------
18. [Alabama] GREEN (E) [1]
WHAT CAN ANY ONE TELL ME OF THE NAME GREEN(E) AND HOW SO MANY INDIANS HAVE THE NAME? OFTEN TIMES THEIR NAME HAS GREEN(E) IN IT AND OTHER STATEMENTS. ANY THEORIES OR FACTS ARE CERTAINLY APPRECIATED. ALFREDA
19. [Alabama] Lee Floyd Moseley/Fannie Mae Palmer [1]
If someone has access to 1930 census would you be so kind as to see if these two people are listed in Washington County, Alabama Fannie Mae Palmer b 02/10/1896 d 06/08/1927 Lee Floyd Moseley b 02/04/1893 d 05/16/1970 m 04/19/1920 Washington County, Al I believe one child and that Fannie Mae died shortly after the birth of the child. Just tring to re-check info that I have. Also, believe that Lee married later on. Or if you have info on the family. You may email me direct also. Thank you. M
20. [Alabama] Help:Emma Kate McGaughy [1]
I received this email and would like to know if someone can help me pull up this information for me. Thanks~! Karen Rogers Emma Kate McGaughy found in World Family Tree Volume 59, Tree 1753 General location: Unknown Date: 1870-1879
21. [Alabama] MATHIS Sisters sought [1]
Am trying to locate information on two sisters who were daughters of Edmond Nathaniel Mathis and wife Nancy Wilkinson Mathis. The older sister, Nancy Temperance Mathis was born in 1862 and Mary Jane Mathis was born in 1867. Both were probably born in or near Monroe County, AL, It was not unusual to find the name spelled MATHEWS on public records. The four brothers and the other two sisters of this family have been located, but these two girls remain a mystery. Any help appreciated. James Mathis
22. [Alabama] Thanks: Info Request AL National Forests [1]
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23. [Alabama] Revised Speakeing Schedule (January-May) [1]
Below is a revised listing of the programs I will be presenting January-May 2004. Larry E. Caver, Jr. Email: lecaverjr@aol.com P.O. Box 680052 Prattville, AL 36068 Schedule: January 11, 2004 (2:00 p.m.) Morgan County Genealogical Society Morgan County Archives 624 Bank Street, Decatur, Alabama Topic: Using Newspapers In Family History Research January 18, 2004 (2:00 p.m.) North Central Alabama Genealogy Society Wallace State Community College, Library Auditorium Hwy 31 No
24. [Alabama] Ben EASTIS [1]
Can someone help? Just read notes again, notice Ben Eastis African American,was born in AL. No county is listed I was emailed to me like this: Check AL there was a Ben Eastis over there. How odd? Can someone check for me? Thanks Karen Rogers Good Things are Always Happening!
25. [Alabama] Mulberry River [1]
Terry, Ref: Alabama River Data. The Mulberry Fork/River is 100 miles long in North Alabama. It rises in NE Cullman County, flows SW, past Cordova, to join Locust Fork 20 miles W of Birmingham, forming the Black Warrior River. Hope this helps. Charles _________________________________________________________________ Rethink your business approach for the new year with the helpful tips here. http://special.msn.com/bcentral/prep04.armx
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