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1. [ALBARBOU] CROCKER, William W. - AL [1]
Any and all info on the children of William W. CROCKER would be greatly appreciated. Especially looking for information on Sara Jane, who she married and children. Is she a CROCKER that married a CROCKER? William W. CROCKER (son of Carey CROCKER) b: 22 Mar 1827 in Alabama, d: 28 Jan 1906 sp: Catherine M. BERRYHILL b: 27 Jul 1829 in GA m: 1 Oct 1846 in Barbour Co., AL d: 11 Jan 1914 Children of William W. CROCKER and Catherine M. BERRYHILL were: James A. CROCKER, b: abt 1848 in Alabama Joh
2. Re: [ALBARBOU] Green G. Thornton [1]
In a message dated 04/06/01 05:14:43 p.m. Central Daylight Time, randmill@hotmail.com writes: << randmill@hotmail.com (Randall Miller) >> Randall, Wow!!! I wished that all my correspondents gave me the type of information you did. There is nothing else that I can ask. Thank you so very much. What I have so far is very sparce: ubj: [ALBARBOU] Green G. Thornton Date: 04/06/01 05:14:43 p.m. Central Daylight Time From: randmill@hotmail.com (Randall Miller) Reply-to: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/albarbou/2001-06/0992034590
Date: Fri, 8 Jun 2001 17:09:50 EDT
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3. Re: [ALBARBOU] Thornton, Bullock County [1]
Homer, Thanks for the Thornton burial information. Judy Wills
4. Re: [ALBARBOU] Louisville [1]
Thanks Jan, I couldn't get to it tonight. Saturday nights are almost impossible to get anything done if you are on AOL. I've saved the URL and will try again when there aren't so many people on. Judy
5. [ALBARBOU] familydiscovery.com at it again [1]
Hello list, I recieved this morning yet another email from familydiscovery.com wanting me to subscribe to their newsletter and their genealogical search engine. This is the place that is charging a fee for sites that are free. It is a new pitch and starts out with Gentruth (A Newsletter) and eventually gets down to subscribing to familydiscovery.com. It is the same old story just another way of getting you to subscribe to something that is free anyway. They are still out there! Be aware! Judy Re
6. [ALBARBOU] Gen Connect Boards being updates [1]
RootsWeb.com regrets that the ability to post new information to the message boards, and the message board administrators' pages, are temporarily disabled while we transition to our new message board system, which will be available shortly. All previously-posted GenConnect messages are still available for you to search and view during this transition period. We recommend that if communication with a poster is urgent, you respond directly through an e-mail message. Otherwise, post a response once the boards
7. [ALBARBOU] John Martin White/Mary A.L. Jordan/William R. Long [1]
Is anyone else out there researching John Martin White (1818-1858) and his wife, Mary Anne Lovicy Jordan (1827-1878)? They lived in Uchee, Russell County, AL, and Glenville, Barbour County, AL and are buried at Midway. He was an attorney, justice of the peace and school teacher educated at University of Georgia in Athens. He died in 1858 of measles leaving his wife and eight children. My great grandfather, Adolphus Herndon White was his youngest. Mary A. L. Jordan was the daughter of Thomas George Jo
8. Re: [ALBARBOU] Spivey's in the Civil War [1]
Homer, Thanks for the burial information on Reuben Cleveland Thornton. His parents' names were a plus. Thanks again, Judy Wills
9. [ALBARBOU] Thornton, Bullock County [1]
Homer, Do you know where Green Granberry Thornton, Reuben Cleveland Thornton, and T. J. Thornton are buried? G. G. was said by Bob Horn to have applied for a pension in Oklahoma. Reuben Cleveland Thornton was at Three Notch, Bullock Co. T. J. was killed at Chickamauga and may be there. Deo Vendice, Judy Wills
10. [ALBARBOU] Green G. Thornton [1]
Green G. Thornton moved to Tarrant Co., TX around 1868. He is listed in the 1870/1880 census (Grapevine twnsp). He moved abt 1882 to Sivills Bend, Cooke Co., TX. (I haven't seen any TX land records yet). Two of his daughters married into the Rose family, and they crossed the Red River into the Chickasaw Nation. They lived in the Marietta area (Love Co., OK) and near Scullin (Murray Co., OK). Green G. Thornton, according to a TX DAR file, died 'near Scullin' 4 Aug 1894. Another file has him buried in
11. Re: [ALBARBOU] Thornton Cemetery? [1]
The Thornton Cemetery is located north- west of Eufaula and south of Highway 82 near Clayton's Pond; the following are there: Jonathan M. Thornton, d. 1890 and wives Martha M., d. 1856 and Rebecca W., d. 1890 These are at Fairview, Eufaula: John Thornton, 1815-1890; m. (3) Frances Sylvester. William H. Thornton, 1817-1881; m. Mary B. Shorter, 1828-1914. Both Confederate soldiers. Deo Vindice, Homer T.
12. [ALBARBOU] [Fwd: [BOSSIER] 1880 National Index and Census] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------266BE4F0B8D173356141D587 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Saw this on another list and thought I'd pass it along. -bob --------------266BE4F0B8D173356141D587 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: Received: from lists5.rootsweb.com (unverified [63.92.80.123]) by usamail.elp.whc.net (Vircom SMTPRS 4.6.189) wit
13. Re: [ALBARBOU] Christenings [1]
Mary, Thank you for your suggestions. It had not occurred to me to search land deeds to locate their residency. I believe I can order microfilm from the LDS Library to check this. Thanks especially for Morris McRae's name. I have just sent him an email and am hopeful some of my people will be familiar to him Lana -- "I love cats because I enjoy my home; and little by little, they become its visible soul." -- Jean Cocteau cat owners should be aware of the risks of feline vaccine related sarcoma http:/
14. Re: [ALBARBOU] Thornton, Bullock County [1]
In a message dated 6/4/2001 7:59:13 AM Eastern Daylight Time, CWBSLocator@webtv.net writes: > Ruben C. Thornton, Mar 25, 1845-Jan > 31, 1932; s/o Ruben and Millie Cleveland > Thornton; m. Edith H. Baker; buried > Thornton Family Cemetery, northwest > of Three Notch. > Could you tell me something about Edith H. Baker's family? Is she from the James B. Baker line? Dot Baker
15. [ALBARBOU] Spivey Info Wanted [1]
Called Mister or Old Man Jack Spivey. Married several times, last marriage to Myrtle Ingram (no issue). Children by first wife, who is unknown at this time): Kirby marr to Myrtle Crocker Leon marr to Annie Mae Curtis marr to June? Loyce marr to Annette Myrtle marr to Unknown Cargyle (or Cargille) Gertrude marr to Unknown Cargyle (or Cargille) Any and all info appreciated. ___________________________________________________________ Life is a grindstone; whether it grinds you down or polishes you up depen
16. [ALBARBOU] Thornton Cemetery? [1]
Judy, I have some info on the other Thorntons of Barbour Co., AL - if you are interested. Most of my data is census records, but I've certainly had a lot of help recently. Mr. Huggins from the website was kind enough to send me an entry from the 1851 landowners book. William H. was a son of John Thornton of Stewart Co., GA. I did find some probate in the Barbour Co. index to that effect. William H. Thornton appears to be a different line than Green H. Thornton (Green is a son of the Rev. Dozier Thornt
17. [ALBARBOU] Thornton, Bullock County [1]
Couple more, buried at Midway: John J., 1826-1897 Nathaniel H., 1838-1885. Deo Vindice, Homer T.
18. [ALBARBOU] Cemeteries? Pipkin Thornton [1]
I have a question about Barbour/Bullock cemeteries... I'm tracking down the Thornton and Pipkin families of Barbour/Bullock Co., AL. 1860 AL Census - Barbour Co. p.609;1016/1004 (7 Sep) Green H. Thornton 64m KY farmer (val. 6000/30000) Rhoda 54f GA R.B. 26m GA (val./4500) Green F. Cartledge 1m AL *I have his probate. 1850 AL Census - Barbour Co. p.179 (18 Oct) Haywood Pipkin 38m NC /1200 Eliza 29f NC Charles 13m GA (sch.) Mary 11f AL (sch.)
19. [ALBARBOU] Geneve Cem. info needed [1]
I am in hopes that someone will have some answers for Betty. Thanks, Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 12:43 PM Subject: Geneva%20County%20Cemeteries > Do you have a list of people, who are burried in Pondtown Cemetery in Geneva > Co.AL. I am looking for Mr.John Tillman Howell's death date . Thank you . > Betty in Alabama >
20. Re: [ALBARBOU] Thornton, Bullock County [1]
Dot, Sorry, I have no idea. Deo Vindice, Homer T.
21. Re: [ALBARBOU] Christenings [1]
Hi Mary, I don't know for sure that they attended the Presbyterian Church. I assume the McRae's were probably Presbyterian but the Graves may have been something else. This family, James F. McRae (b. AL ca 1827) and his wife, Henrietta Josephine Graves McRae (perhaps known as "Jane") were in Randolph County, GA in 1850 but their next three children were born in Barbour County, AL. Those children were: Henry A. - - born around 1852 Cornelia H. -- born around 1856 Mary Elizabeth - - born around 1858
22. Re: [ALBARBOU] Cemeteries? Pipkin Thornton [1]
The Thornton's I know of are buried in the Thornton Family Cemetery, north of Three Notch in Bullock; if memory serves, the Thornton sons m. into the Baker and Jordan families. Deo Vindice, Homer T.
23. [ALBARBOU] PRHGS Trails INDEX [1]
Folks! The recent Spring 2001 issue of the FREE (with $15.00 annual subscription) quarterly magazine, Pea River Trails, published by the Pea River Historical and Genealogical Society of Enterprise, Alabama, has the first ever index of all the issues of the magazine dating from the first one in 1975 through the year 2000. The issue lists all the articles and family names in alphabetical order for that 25 year period. This monentous task of compiling this index was done by the new Society President,
24. [ALBARBOU] WILKINSON, D. N. 1917 [1]
Grandson of Asa WILKINSON, Son of David Gennins WILKINSON Daily Sentinel Nacogdoches, TX, Thursday, October 25 1917 A MELROSE CITIZEN ACCIDENTALLY KILLED Team Hitched to Peanut Picker Ran Away and Threw Him Off Crushing His Head and Leg. From the undertaking department of Casob, Monk, & Co., who prepared the body for burial. The Sentinel gets the information of a horrible accident in the Melrose community in which a good citizen lost his life in a run-away accident yesterday afternoon. The
25. Re: [ALBARBOU] Louisville [1]
I thought Louisville was in Barbour Co. in 1860. A veteran says he enlisted in Louisville, Bullock Co. in 1862. Please help. Judy Wills
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