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1. Re: [ALBLOUNT-L] Blount County Newspapers [1]
Patti, is this available on line, or is there a look up person on site, or? - That's what is needed when I 2200 miles away. Warmest Regards Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patti Martin" To: Sent: Monday, May 26, 2003 3:01 AM Subject: [ALBLOUNT-L] Blount County Newspapers > I know this is a late reply to the message in February..I'm finally catching > up. There is a lot of Blount Co. info in the Gadsden Times (starts in 1867) > and Gadsden News (st
2. [ALBLOUNT-L] EASLEY [1]
The name Warham Easley shows up in Alabama, so thought this might be of interest. From an old Genealogical Colletion of Virginia. The following is the entire piece and starts out "Judge Anderson" and continues with his ancestors. Have no idea who this man is. Easley genealogy in it's entirity: Judge Anderson's father was William Anderson and his mother was Elizabeth Easley. Her great grandfather was Warham Easley the immigrant forbear. Judge Anderson's great grandfather was James Anderson, born in Scotland
3. [ALBLOUNT-L] DUNCAN BIBLE RECORDS [1]
Found in an old Jeffco. Genealogy quarterly. Duncan genealogy to follow in seperate piece: ABSALOM DUNCAN'S BIBLE RECORDS Absalom Duncan was born July 11, 1800, he married October 23, 1823 Margaret T. Foster, born April 16, 1805 Elizabeth Ann Duncan was born July 23, 1826; died April 20, 1827 Martha W Duncan was born Nov. 4, 1827 Elisabeth Nancy Duncan was born Jan. 1829 Wm. S. Duncan was born March 2, 1830 Thomas F. Duncan was born Oct. 17, 1837 Robert D. Duncan was born June 24, 1833 Rhoda Sophia Duncan
4. Re: [ALBLOUNT-L] Re: Huffstetlerd (NAMES] [1]
Here is something that may explain the RE-Use of names.... hope this chart comes out...but if not you may find it at: http://www.tarver-genealogy.net/aids/naming.html Colonial Naming ConventionsBirth OrderEnglish VariantScots-Irish VariantGerman Variants 1st sonFather's fatherMothers fatherFather's fatherFather's fatherFather's father 2nd sonMothers fatherFathers fatherMother's fatherMother's fatherMother's father 3rd sonFather FatherFatherFathers oldest brother 4th sonFathers eldest brother Father's
5. Re: [ALBLOUNT-L] 1850 lookup [1]
Hi Betty, Hope this helps. 1850 GA, Marion Co., 57th Division Pt. 2 Pg 248B & 249A ED 57 Ln 33 Fam 314/314 Rabun, Joil 48 Farmer $1300 Elisabeth 47 Mitchell 20 Male Farming Wm. 18 Male Sarah 17 Female Washington 14 Male Ichabod 12 Male Rosana 10 Female Emma 8 Female Lasher ?? 6 Male Eli 2 Male Pg 249 Joab 1 Male " Josiah 1 Male " Al born in Georgia Pat Mayhall ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty Lovell" To: Sent: Friday, Ma
6. [ALBLOUNT-L] BIDDY HARRIS, dau of Micajah Harris [1]
Dear Readers, recently heard from a lady who has been quite ill. She sought my help in identifying a picture that she has in her possession. She says it might be a Bynum or possibly Biddy Harris, daughter of Micajah Harris. I am trying to get the picture placed in a local newspaper for identification purposes and have passed copies to some folks that might be able to help with this puzzle. If anyone has a picture of Biddy for comparison this would be great! I am taking a picture to the Blount Co. Museum in
7. [ALBLOUNT-L] McCay Bible Records [1]
McCay Family Bible Records. Bible in possession of Mrs Scott Henderson of Trussville. Rebound in new cover. Presentation page dated in the 1880s. Mrs. Henderson said that her McCays were pioneer family of Blount Co. Alabama. From a very old Jefferson County Quarterly. Info in it's entirity: Wedding Certificate: This certifies that William C McCay and Sarah E Hallmark were united in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony at Blount County on the 18th day of October in the year of our Lord, 1866. MARRIAGES: M A McCay a
8. [ALBLOUNT-L] Seeking Shelton Information [1]
To Blount County Researchers, I would appreciate any help that might be available in finding information about my great-grandfather, who I think was named Tom Shelton. He lived in Brooksville and had 9 sons and two daughters in the late 1800s and early 1900s. One of those sons was Patrick Henry Shelton, who married Dona Mae Hughes (second wife) and moved to Texas. He later brought Dona Mae and all their children back to Blount County and left them so he could go back to Texas and marry someone else. He
9. [ALBLOUNT-L] cesus [1]
can someone give me urls for cenus on line where its been indexed or any free census on line. Thanks Betty
10. [ALBLOUNT-L] please explain [1]
Please explain about Melba, I am not getting all of my emails from the List, I get some but not all, I have sent some and did not get them back. Thanks, MMH _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus
11. [ALBLOUNT-L] Glen Hill [1]
anyone on the list researching a Glen Hill of auguata co AL? I found a Glen Hill there in 1866 to old to be mine but maybe relative. Thanks Betty
12. [ALBLOUNT-L] Re: removed from list? [1]
Hi everyone, I've written Melba privately, but wanted to post something to the list, too, since I know I'd be pretty darn upset to learn that Melba was being removed from the ALBlount mailing list! First, let me assure everyone that I value Melba's participation on ALBlount and would never dream of removing her from the list. She's definitely a member in good standing. :-) I think what happened is that Melba was removed from the list by an automatic function of the Rootsweb mailing list software after m
13. RE: [ALBLOUNT-L] Re: removed from list? [1]
Melba and Glenda, There is a virus out there that will SPAM using an infected computer's e-mail address. Some servers have software that look for patterns that resemble SPAM. When I read Melba's e-mail on the subject, that was the first thing that popped into my mind. Computers are great but they have absolutely no commonsense. When their lack of commonsense causes a problem, as in the case of Melba, we just need a nice human like Glenda to step in and sort it all out :^) You do a great service managing the
14. [ALBLOUNT-L] Re: 1920 [1]
it says year 1920 roll t625-25 pg 108 ed 106 image 0795 ----please can someone look it up see below for additonal info Thanks Betty - Original Message ----- From: Betty Lovell To: AL-CENSUS-LOOKUP-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, May 02, 2003 9:30 PM Subject: 1920 can someone who has acesses to ancestry.com do me atremendous favor and do a look up for me. I need the other members of the family a Lollie Price 19 b Georgia race white co Jefferson Township Birmingham somehow m
15. [ALBLOUNT-L] THANKS GLENDA, and Randall Haney too! [1]
Thank you Glenda for being so sweet and for figuring out this mess. You are a jewel. I just could not for the LIFE of me figure out what had happened! And thank you Randall Haney for your input. "I don't know all I don't know about these new computers" as a friend of mine likes to say. Appreciate you all so very much. Melba Lowe
16. [ALBLOUNT-L] Ancestor Swap Meet 2003 [1]
Ancestor Swap Meet 2003 June 21, 2003 8:30 A.M. until 3:30 P.M. Senior Activity Center Gadsden, AL With renewed commitment to preserving the Ancestry of our members and friends, Northeast Alabama Genealogical Society in Gadsden, AL will again sponsor an Ancestor Swap Meet. This year's event will be held June 21,2003 at the Senior Activity Center on Broad Street in Historic Downtown Gadsden. We will have an on site catered "hot" lunch (included with registration) As always we ask that you include som
17. [ALBLOUNT-L] The Elusive South Family and Others [1]
I am researching the South family on my husbands side. His great grandfather was Giles Alonzo South, who was married to Annie Lee McAnally. His father was Jim South (James Lonzo) who was married to Lily Mae Tredwell. I am trying to find who was James' parents, I think it may they may have been George W. South and Fannie Frances Lawrence. (But not too sure) James, Mae, Giles Alonzo, and William (Alonzo's brother) are buried in Youngtown Community (Owens Chapel Cemetary). Giles' wife is buried with their
18. [ALBLOUNT-L] Huffstetler/Hullett [1]
Does anyone know what happened to Michael Huffstetler, Jr, b. abt 1767 (son of Michael Huffstetler, Sr.) and his wife, Elizabeth Hullett? I believe Michael lived near King's Mountain, Lincoln Co. NC or York Co. SC. Apparently, he was married before to Nancy (unknown) and died before 1818. I am attempting to learn who their children were. Did they settle in Tennessee or Missouri? I believe his brother George Huffstetler was the same George Huffstetler who moved to Blount County, Alabama. (possibl
19. [ALBLOUNT-L] Brown families in Blount Co., Al. [1]
List, I recently found the maiden name of a 2nd great grandmother as Brown. So I am looking for a Brown researcher in Georgia, Alabama and possibly Florida that might have some info or possible connection on SARAH ELIZABETH BROWN b. Jul.02.1830 in Florida d: Jul.06.1897 in Blount Co., AL , m: Jan.04.1852 in Coweta Co, to William P. Chappell b: Jan.24.1825 in GA. m: Jan.04.1852 in Coweta Co., Ga. d: Sep.10.1907 in Blount Co., Al. Harold Cochran
20. [ALBLOUNT-L] MOODY, HOLDEN [1]
another document from: A GEN. COLLECTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA WILLS AND RECORDS, by Pauline Young: JAMES MOODY and WIFE TO JOEL MOODY pack 76 POWER OF ATTY, CLERK OF COURTS OFFICE, PICKENS, S.C. The State of Alabama Dekalb County...Know all men by these presents, that for divers good and sufficient reasons hereunto, us moving and for the sum of Five Dollars to us in hand paid to receipt whereof, is hereby acknowledged we, James Moody and Nancy Moody his wife (late Nancy Holden) childn and heir at law of John
21. [ALBLOUNT-L] DUNCAN FAMILY RECORDS [1]
Submitted to a Jeffco Gen quarterly many years ago by Shirley Lacey Davis of Dora, Ala. The piece in it's entirity: Absalom S Duncan was born in Duncan City, Spartanburg, SC July 11, 1800; died Aug 11, 1872; buried in Blountsville City Cemetery, Blount County, Al. He married Maragret Trip Foster in October, 1823, and moved to Ga. where their fourteen children were born. They came to Trinity, Al. in 1856, then to Arkadelphia and to Blountsville in 1860. Margaret Trip Foster Duncan died on Dec 25, 1880. The
22. [ALBLOUNT-L] 1870 look up [1]
First I want to thank everyone for all the look ups you have done for me. If someone is kind enough to do one more please. I need a look up for 1870 Terrell so Ga for an Elizabeth price pg 488 James Price 1870 terrell co Ga Pg 515 James H Price 1870 terrell co Ga pg 515 John Price 1870 terrell co GA pg452 Martha Price 1870 Terrell CO Ga pg 514 I need whose in the house hold Thanks Betty
23. [ALBLOUNT-L] McAnally [1]
Does anyone have any information on the marriage of Benjamin Franklin McAnally and Minerva Holt. They were married probably about the mid 1800's. I am also looking for information on Benjamin Goodloe McAnally and Anna Louisa Campbells marriage. They were maried Feb. 27, 1927 either in Lawrence County or Blount. Any help would be greatly appreciated. (There is a reference to Tishomingo for the marriages also but have not found a thing) Jenn --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo
24. [ALBLOUNT-L] geneolgy.com [1]
Does anyone know when genealogy.com will be up and running again everytime I try to access it says unavailable down for maintained check back in a few hours which has been over a week Thanks Betty
25. [ALBLOUNT-L] Re: Huffstetlerd (NAMES] [1]
Bob, <<<< This family seemed to name every child after an uncle or aunt.>>>>> -- Not just in your Huffstetler family!!!! It seems that most families of that time period named all their children for someone else. In one of my lines, I have a chart that shows one couple's children [the children were born 1823-1840] and grandchildren [born 1841-1880]. Of the 58 known grand-children, all except about 10 have at least one name [most have 2 or 3] from a grandparent, parent, aunt or uncle listed on the chart
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