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1. Wiggins-Truett [1]
I found a post on a Wiggins message board dated 2000, but have not been able to reach the author thru the posted email address. Would like to make contact with descendants of Willie Lea Wiggins(1891-1960) who married Curtis F Truett in Houston County, Alabama. My grandmother Sarah Frances Wiggins Moates was the sister of Willie Lee Wiggins. Would like to share genealogy information. Thanks, Annette Moates Sasser
2. Re: [Alabama] CROSS, Purple Heart Receipient? Information Received [1]
Deliah and Lists: Thank you so much for your willingness to assist me. Another list member, Gretchen, sent me the information that I needed. It is amazing that I had been looking for Wilbur CROSS for 3 years and in one day, after posting to the list, he has been located and the family "fable" confirmed to be a reality. Thanks to you, Thanks to all. Terri Cross Springfield, Ohio A VERY Happy Hunter
3. William Rice Obit [1]
The Southern Democrat Oneonta, Alabama 4-23-1914 William Rice Dead We regret to note the death of William Rice which occurred last Friday. He had a stroke of paralysis last May from which he never recovered. Mrs. Rice was 78 years of age and was one of Blount's best citizens. He was a devout christian and had been a member of the Baptist church for many years. He was one of the old soldiers who saw hard service in the Confederate Army. The deceased was a brother of our townsman, Jake Rice, who
4. Look up help [1]
I have a Marion Roberts who married a Mary. On the 1850 Santa Rosa County census for Florida, it says they married in 1850. He was 40 and she was 14. He was from Virginia and she was from Alabama. I need a marriage record. They could have been married in Alabama. Thanks, Kathy thompson
5. Alabama Supreme Court Case -1849 (Savage, Dickson, White Families) [1]
Below is a Supreme Court Case from Clarke County, Alabama (1849). Feel free to pass it on to others. Larry E. Caver, Jr. Wilmer, Alabama SAVAGE vs. DICKSON, June Term, 1849 Error to the Orphansb
6. George Ingle obit [1]
The Southern Democrat Oneonta, Alabama 8-8-1907 George Ingle, formerly of Harkwick's beat, died of typhoid fever at Wylam August 1st, age about 28 years. He leaves a widow and one child. The remains were interred at Chepultepec.
7. Re: [Alabama] RE: CROSS, Purple Heart Receipient? [1]
One word of caution about this database. Some facts could be in error. It showed my dad as married with dependents at the time of his enlistment, which wasn't true. My dad was still living with his parents when he enlisted. Somehow something got mixed up. So always double-check the facts. Ralph >From: User392423@aol.com >To: ALABAMA-L@rootsweb.com >CC: poorehouse1@msn.com >Subject: Re: [Alabama] RE: CROSS, Purple Heart Receipient? >Date: Sat, 3 Sep 2005 19:54:44 EDT > >Info on Wilbur CROSS for those
8. Obituary Look Up [1]
I wish to express my sincerest appreciation to the list, namely MELE123 and _Ronojnsgen@ronojns.com_ (mailto:Ronojnsgen@ronojns.com) for responding to my request. Happy hunting to each and everyone. Terri Cross Springfield, Ohio A Happy Hunter
9. Jane Bromley Obit [1]
The Southern Democrat Oneonta, Alabama 8-8-1907 Died:--At her home, near Adville, Ala. July 31st, of heart disease, Mrs. Jane Bromley, aged about 40 years. She was a good christian woman. Peace to her memory!
10. D.C. Stephens Obit [1]
The Southern Democrat Oneonta, Alabama 4-23-1914 D.C. Stephens Dead The many friends of Dulany C. Stephens will regret to learn of his death which occurred in a Birmingham infirmary last Thursday. Mr. Stephens had been suffering for some time from a brain trouble and had been carried to Birmingham for treatment. The deceased was one of Blount's best citizens and resided on route 2, Walnut Grove. He was about forty years of age and had been a member of the Baptist church for many years. He is survived
11. Cochran [1]
I have an old photo of a Mr.and Mrs. Frank COCHRAN of Gadsden, AL. It says on the photo they were friends of my grandparents, John William and Sabra Jane Burttram GANN . It may have been taken any where from 1918 - 1920. Any one know them? Linda
12. Re: [Alabama] RE: CROSS, Purple Heart Receipient? [1]
If you write the address at the bottom of the emetery, they will send you all the info you need and then you can send to St Louis for his file. delilah ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ralph Poore" To: Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2005 5:27 PM Subject: [Alabama] RE: CROSS, Purple Heart Receipient? > Terri: > > Are you Wilbur's only living relative or is there a relative who is closer > in lineage than you? > > If you're the only relative, you may be abl
13. Re:Halcomb/Holcome etc. marriages 1890`s [1]
I may have posted this before but bear with me if I have. Would like the marriage records or spouses names of the siblings of Catey Holcome of Etowah co Al or Calhoun or Cherokee co. etc. sister Eva Holcome variant spellings) born about 1873 mad about 1890 Jackxon M. Halcomb (variant also) born about 1871 David * born about 1876 so md about 1895 These may have married around cherokee. Etowah, and Calhoun Co`s. Maybe even Jackson Co. Al. thanks for a great list sue
14. photo Smither's and Powell [1]
I have an old photo that belonged to my grandmother, it is of Miss Maggie Smithers and the other two ladies are referred to as Mrs. Powell's sisters-in-law. Looks as though it was the early 1900's. Linda
15. Re: [Alabama] Re: Off Topic: Has Anyone Heard from Larry? [1]
I am alive. I have just sent another email on the storm. I did suffer damage and some of my paper files, etc. were wet. I appreciate all the concerns out there. Please pray for us and our neighbors in Mississippi and Louisiana. This is the worst disaster I have ever seen in my life time. There are homeless people wandering over the state line looking for anything they can get. People are sleeping in roofless houses and sheds in Miss., if that lucky. Many banks are still closed and people h
16. Love bugs [1]
Sorry for the off subject... but these things are everywhere...see the site below to explain some of the reasons. http://cricket.biol.sc.edu/luvbug.html
17. Oceans Springs Genealogical Society (Hurricane Report) [1]
FYI... I have just received a letter from Linda Robinson of the Ocean Springs Genealogical Society in Ocean Springs, MS. She and a pet cat rode out the storm at here home. Both are alive and well in spite of the horrific storm that came ashore in that state. Linda has stated to me that the workshop I am scheduled to do there in October is still a go. She says that the Mary C. O'Keefe Building, where the workshop is scheduled to be held, is still standing. Due to the overwhelming determinatio
18. Ansel C. CUNNINGHAM onit [1]
http://www.rootsweb.com/~altallad/acunningham.html
19. RE: CROSS, Purple Heart Receipient? [1]
Terri: Are you Wilbur's only living relative or is there a relative who is closer in lineage than you? If you're the only relative, you may be able to get his military records from the National Personnel Records Center. But you'll need more info such as a Social Security or military service number and you may need a copy of a death certificate. A more direct relative can request the info without the certifications, but you will still need to know more about what unit he was in. Do you or another relativ
20. Social Security Info for People Affected by Hurricane Katrin [1]
Click here: Social Security Information for People Affected by Hurricane Katrina http://www.ssa.gov/emergency/
21. OFF TOPIC... Ham Operators Involved in Katrina Relief Efforts. [1]
Sorry if this is off topic, but, I really think it a valuable service that can help our "cousins" in the ravaged areas. As an Amateur Radio Operator,I have been tracking the activities of the ham community in order to see how they are helping with the Katrina relief efforts. This is some information I have come across on the Internet that can be of help to all of those looking for loved ones who were in the Hurricane. "WELL THEY HELPED TRACK FAMILIES DURING 9-11. AND NOW THEY HOPE TO TRACK FAMILIES AFTER
22. Montgomery Archives [1]
Is any one going to the Archives in the next month?I need copie of a pension for a Elijah Morgan,he married Sophia Lanier.His service was in Georgia but they bothndied in Crenshaw Co;Alabama.The Archives charges $25.00.I am subsmitting my ancester to UDC and they need more on him. Debra Maddox Wilson Greenback,Tn
23. Obituary Requests [1]
Hello Everyone, Would someone please locate the following obituaries for me. The information that I have is per the Social Security Index: 1. Cornelius Cross DOB 7 Aug 1884 Alabama DOD Nov 1976 Alabama Zip Code: 36201 Localities: Anniston, Calhoun, Alabama Blue Mountain Fort Mcclellan Golden Springs Hobson City Oxford Parents were: Washington
24. Hurricane Katrina - Rootsweb Message Boards [1]
Click here: RootsWeb Message Boards [ Hurricane Katrina - August 2005 ] http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=hurricanekatrina2005&m=1
25. Hurricane Report-Mobile County [1]
FYI... Just a quick note to let my genealogy friends know that I am alive. My family live on the Alabama-Mississippi State line with George County, Miss. We all rode out the storm here. My mobile home lost its roof and had other damage. I have "sky light" in the living room. There were many mobile homes in our community destroyed from tornadoes, winds, etc. We have no city water and are relying on a regenerator to pump well water. It is somewhat rough here as gas is almost non-existent
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