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1. Re: [ALBUTLER] A Genealogists Nightmare [1]
It is true that we can not correct the past actions of family and friends in regards to family records. As I watch my genealogy files grow, I have asked (demanded) that each surname file be donated to a genealogy group or library in the counties they resided in. Some later generation would appreciate our files, I am sure. TPMETP@aol.com wrote: > unfortunately, this story is way too familiar.... > a photo of my grandfather's brother at age 8 was destroyed because a 'cousin' > wanted the antique fram
2. [ALBUTLER] NEED HELP AT TROY [1]
The Heritage Book Committee is having all kinds of difficulties getting the submitted articles ready for the publisher. One thing we run into is lack of address in which we depend on. An e-mail address is good, a snail address is necessary. If anyone around Troy can get Dianna Daughtry Lee or Ryan W Daughtry to contact us by e-mail or send us an address to P.O. Box 971, Greenville, 36037. georgeb@alaweb.com we will appreciate it...one phone no. is 344-4535.
3. [ALBUTLER] CARTER FAMILIES: 1820s - 1830s [1]
Surnames: CARTER, HALLFORD Hello List, Trying to backtrack and find ancestors and family of Wesley D. Carter (b.1802 in SC). Wesley was in Dale Co., by 1834-1839. He also fought in 2nd Creek War, AL. I found land records for a John Carter in Butler Co., 1823; and also Absalom Carter, 1827. John (or son) applied for an additional parcel in 1837; and Absalom (or son) in 1837 and 1838. Why look in Butler Co.? Because Wesley's son, Emanuel married Frances Marion Hallford, who was born in Butler Co., 1845, and
4. [ALBUTLER] BROWN-FERGUSON- 1800's - VA >AL [1]
Generation No. 1 1. JOHN EDWARD1 BROWN1 was born Abt. 1760 in Virginia, and died 1804 in Virginia. He married (1) MARY ELIZABETH NELSON1. Child of JOHN BROWN and MARY NELSON is: 2. i. JABRES NELSON2 BROWN, b. 1799, Virginia; d. 1857, Butler County, Alabama. Generation No. 2 2. JABRES NELSON2 BROWN (JOHN EDWARD1)1 was born 1799 in Virginia, and died 1857 in Butler County, Alabama. He married CATHERINE KING DEVAUGHN1 Abt. 18201. She was born 1800 in North Carolina- New Hanover Co.?, and died 1874 in
5. [ALBUTLER] Annie Mae Williams [1]
Posted on: Butler Co. Al Obits Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/ButlerObits/59 Surname: Blackmon, Boswell, Folson, Garrett, Hinnant, Mills, Palmer, Pelton, Reitzammer, Stinson, Williams, Vawter ------------------------- PUBLISHED FRIDAY, JULY 7, 2000 Pensacola News Journal, Pensacola, FL ANNIE MAE WILLIAMS Annie Mae Williams, 95, of Pensacola, died Thursday, July 6, 2000 at her home. Mrs. Williams was born in Greenville, Alabama and resided in Pensacola for many years
6. [ALBUTLER] Re: ALBUTLER-D Digest V00 #229 [1]
The correct, biblical spelling is ABSALOM . . .
7. [ALBUTLER] Cemetery Lookup Butler County [1]
Hi, I need some help in trying to locate where the following individuals were buried. Can anyone help me in Butler County? JOHN ALEXANDER TAYLOR, b. JAN. 7, 1848, d. DEC 29, 1864 CURTIS ALLEN TAYLOR, d. DEC 7, 1849, d. JUN 3, 1871 MARGARET EMELINE TAYLOR, b. SEPT. 14, 1851 d. AUG. 24, 1853 LAURA ANN ELIZA TAYLOR, b. MAR 22, 1861, d. JULY 20, 1864 (these above were born in Butler County) ALLEN TAYLOR, b. DEC. 15, 1790, in NC, d. APRIL 1, 1843 SUSAN TAYLOR, b. DEC. 24,
8. [ALBUTLER] Re: Absolem Carter [1]
I am also very interested in the Absolem Carter family. Absolem Carter and Nancy Wilkerson Carter were my ggggrandparents. Below is the information that I have which is not much, but my offer some leads. Absolem Carter, born about 1780, married Nancy Wilkerson on 4 Sept 1812 in Franklin Co, GA. Absolem might be the son of John Carter and Nancy Ann Jarret Carter, but I have no proof of this relationship. Absolem had a son named Absolem, a daughter named Frances Ann, and other children. Frances
9. [ALBUTLER] Re: ALBUTLER-D Digest V00 #222 [1]
would you please put where to send the articales for the book and info on price etc.. one more time.... i am finelly getting busy...
10. Re: [ALBUTLER] A Genealogists Nightmare [1]
That was the most heart breaking story I have ever heard. "My husband is always saying why do you want to sit at the computer for hours searching for dead folks?" I know why he feels this way, None of his family ever comes to visit him. Some of his sisters have never been in our house more than 2 or 3 times and we will be married 50 years in Oct. It is so sad and we lived in the same town for 25 years and now are within 30 and 100 miles of all of his family. I am going to tell all my family If they
11. [ALBUTLER] A Genealogists Nightmare [1]
Whille I don't normal submit something of this nature to the list, I understand how an genealogists would feel if this happened to them. Jerrol Forester forwarded this to me. I believe you will enjoy reading. I hope none of us ever have to experience something of this nature. Mildred Stinson Brown List Moderator -------------------------------- A Genealogists Nightmare! Dear Cousin, In response to your letter, I am sorry to inform you that grandpa "Fred" died some time back and the stuff you asked
12. Re: [ALBUTLER] W.T.Smith Lumber Co.Questions [1]
Did the person that wanted the W.T.Smith Lumber Company book get one? acpowell@bellsouth.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "acpowelll" To: ; Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 8:03 AM Subject: Re: [ALBUTLER] W.T.Smith Lumber Co.Questions > The Book Title is" W.T.Smith Lumber Company a Chronicle" and is on sale at > The Appleyard Agency in Pensacola, Fl. and Hatton-Brown Publishers in > Montgomery, Al. Price 28.00 for softback a
13. [ALBUTLER] Skipper research [1]
In the Probate Minutes Index book published by the Butler County Historical & Genealocial Society there are the following entries. (Nore: numbers are page numbers and this is an index and not the actual records.): Book 1 1853-1855 Probate Minutes Scipper, Sion, Est., Mary Scipper Amd. 398, 428 Book 2 1855 - 1857 Scipper, Sion Est., Mary Scipper Adm. Dower 64-65, Sell Land 65-66, Dower 83084, 92, Dower 104, 278-279, 282-283, Sell Land 353-354, 359-360 Skipper, Barney Est., D.B. Shine Adm. 279-271, 281 B
14. [ALBUTLER] PINE FLAT TELE CORRECTION [1]
MADE AN ERROR IN TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR INFO FOR THE PINE FLAT CHURCH HOMECOMING OCT 1. PH. IS 334-382-2350 INSTEAD OF 282-2350. SORRY, B'NARD.
15. [ALBUTLER] Cemetery Lookup [1]
I was needing a couple of cemetery lookups. Is there a single book with all cemeteries indexed for Butler Co., Alabama? Matthew J. and Sarah Hildreth Bailey married 8 Jul 1886. John Wesley and Saphronia "Sophia" Jane Hildreth Lang married 19 Nov 1868. Thanks for the help. kp
16. [ALBUTLER] Re: [ALCONECU] Meaning of K H [1]
Freddie Tilghman wrote: > > I wonder is anyone knows what K H as the occupation means. It is used > for most of the women in the 1870 Census. > Belinda Baggett > > More than likely 'Keeping House'. Wasn't really an occupation but was > very much a full time job. > Freddie > > "K.H." on census records indicates that the wife was "keeping house". In > mid-1800's, most wives were raising kids and "keeping house". > > Bill King > Houston O.K. Girls! We can't let these two :-) chauvinists get away wit
17. [ALBUTLER] Re: Absolem Carter [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------FD7F6A80A5FB8D1892F0B507 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------FD7F6A80A5FB8D1892F0B507 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Message-ID: <39CFDBF5.81895F0A@erols.com> Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2000 16:12:53 -0700 From: "Anita C. Glockner" X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en] (Win98; I) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Ve
18. [ALBUTLER] poem [1]
Hi Marty, I enjoyed your poem.. You have a talent for writing Lela
19. Re: [ALBUTLER] Re: [ALCONECU] Meaning of K H [1]
Now I am really keen on that remark "keeping Husband,"but feel it is more demeaning that "Keeping House." In view of this I think I will just be "House Keeper" OK, I am off my soapbox Betty In a message dated 9/7/00 5:15:49 PM Eastern Daylight Time, charbrown@earthlink.net writes: << Subj: [ALBUTLER] Re: [ALCONECU] Meaning of K H Date: 9/7/00 5:15:49 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: charbrown@earthlink.net (Charlene Brown) Reply-to: charbrown@earthlin
20. [ALBUTLER] Re: Genealogist's nightmare [1]
If only this were only fiction! A cousin was fortunate enough to salvage a 1830's family Bible from the trash pile before the fire was started. There are too many that barely understand current events so that the importance of "ancient" family history escapes them. D. A. Bass-Frazier
21. [ALBUTLER] Re: ALBUTLER-D Digest V00 #225 [1]
Before I write to many places and the last one is the right one maybe I can feild my guestion out here.... I want to find out who were the first of my husbands ansesters to own the farm where he was born.... Who would I write to I only know the names of some of the people who owned and the po box.... I think that would be enough sence it is such a small place. Thanks for any help you can give me. Dona West /Ernest West son of Charlie West and Dora Johnson
22. Re: [ALBUTLER] A Genealogists Nightmare [1]
This is pure fiction in the whole, I'm sure and designed to scare us into action. Vanessa Smith Martyb1448@aol.com wrote: > > Whille I don't normal submit something of this nature to the list, I > understand how an genealogists would feel if this happened to them. Jerrol > Forester forwarded this to me. I believe you will enjoy reading. I hope > none of us ever have to experience something of this nature. > > Mildred Stinson Brown > List Moderator > -------------------------------- > A Genealogists
23. [ALBUTLER] Re: Noel Pylate [1]
September 30, 2000 I'm working on my family genealogy and was told that one of my great uncle's...Noel Pylate died in Greenville, Alabama. According to family lore, he owned some type of store (possibly a hardward or general store) in Greenville, Alabama at one time. Noel Pylate died in September 1965 in Greenville, Alabama, according to my grandfather. If anyone knows any information, please let me know. Thanks. David W. Pylate
24. [ALBUTLER] Re: Temperance Skipper [1]
I have forwarded you email to the ALBUTLER-L mailing list. In a message dated 9/27/00 2:43:26 PM Central Daylight Time, LINFOSTER writes: << I noticed the article on the Damascus Baptist Church. One of the charter members was Temperance Skipper. I am looking for anything on her, her husband, Barnabus Skipper, or her children. Also, would love to know her maiden name. She is the one I cannot find. If you have any information I would be happy to send you a SASE and a fee for your trouble. Thank yo
25. [ALBUTLER] PINE FLAT BAPTIST HOMECOMIING [1]
Pine Flat Baptist church and Cemetery Homecoming Sunday Oct 1, 2000 10:am Highway 10 west, Greenville. Guest speaker is Cletice C. Ingram, assistant, Richard Rouse. Bring folding chairs. Additional Info, 334-282-2350
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