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1. Re: Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book 1870/1893 [1]
Irma, is this Gentry a desc. of Isaac Gentry 1785-1853 who married Sarah Giles on sept 28 1819 in Bibb and had 4 kids:Rebecca, Thomas,Isaac, and James Monroe Gentry. The Clecklers are kin and Sarah Giles kids by another husband...Davis Hubbard ...married into the Rasberrys when Elizabeth Hubbard married Madison Rasberry in abt 1830 or so in Bibb. Maryellen
2. Re: Baker/Chilton CoClecklers [1]
Irma, as a Cleckler descendent , do you or anyone have Greg Robinson's e-mail address...lost the new one after a crash. Maryellen Speaking of Clecklers, do you all realize that Colcough...the odd name that's all over 17th and 18th century VA and NC is pronounced " Clock-ley in Merrie old England...hmmmm
3. Re: Baker/Chilton CoClecklers [1]
Sorry, but I don't descend from the CLECKLER line and I don't have Greg Robinson's e-mail address. I was just answering a query about the CLECKLERs in the Chilton County Marriage book. Irma J. Roy At 07:51 AM 6/20/00 EDT, you wrote: >Irma, as a Cleckler descendent , do you or anyone have Greg Robinson's e-mail >address...lost the new one after a crash. Maryellen Speaking of Clecklers, >do you all realize that Colcough...the odd name that's all over 17th and 18th >century VA and NC is pronounced " Cloc
4. 1900 Chilton Co census [1]
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5. Cemetery for John W. Scott [1]
Can a nice person please search printed Chilton cemetery sources for a burial site for this man (I've searched the online lists without finding him): John W. Scott born about 1834 living in Chilton Co. on 11 May 1886 dead by 1890 survived by widow Martha John W. was the son of James and Catharine Scott of Autauga Co. Thank you very much. Pat, in Texas
6. Re: Cemetery for John W. Scott [1]
I have the Chilton Co. Cemetery book and do not see him in it there are a lot of SCOTTs in it though! "Salis, Pat" wrote: > > Can a nice person please search printed Chilton cemetery sources for a > burial site for this man (I've searched the online lists without finding > him): > > John W. Scott > > born about 1834 > living in Chilton Co. on 11 May 1886 > dead by 1890 > survived by widow Martha > > John W. was the son of James and Catharine Scott of Autauga Co. > > Thank you very much. > > Pat, in
7. Funeral Sermon for Nilia Henley [1]
My late grandfather, Rev. A.T.Hickman, was an Assembly of God minister for over 65 years. For a number of years he was in Clanton, Chilton County, Alabama. In going through some old boxes that belonged to him, I found the following in his notes from a funeral service he presided over in Clanton. Although I have "Henley" in my family tree, I have not yet connected this person. I hope that it may be of use to someone. Andrea J. HICKMAN-Figueroa "Funeral Sermon for Nilia Henley" Miss Ni
8. Re: Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book 1870/1893 [1]
Irma could you tell me how many CLECKLERs are in the book? -- Lynda "Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film."
9. Re: Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book [1]
Are there any FLEMINGs in the marriage book? I can't seem to find them anywhere! Thanks, Alice Campbell
10. Re: Baker/Chilton CoClecklers [1]
I research(?)the CLECKLERs in Chilton and would like to talk to you -- Lynda "Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film."
11. Re: Logan [1]
Thanks Lynda, That should keep me busy! Laura Logan ----- Original Message ----- From: Lynda Blackmon To: Sent: Friday, June 09, 2000 7:55 PM Subject: Re: Logan > look here and you might find a LOGAN or two!! > > http://24.5.120.5/surnames/alcoosa/names.html > -- > Lynda > "Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film." > >
12. Re: Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book 1870/1893 [1]
Irma I can just hug you!!!I have looked for this for 4yrs now thankyouthankyouthankyou Irma Roy wrote: > > Lynda, > > I find the following entry: > > Cleckler, I. T. to Gentry, Nancy E. on Jan. 8, 1878; Bm. W. W. Wagner > > Hope this helps. > > Irma J. Roy > > At 07:47 PM 6/15/00 -0700, you wrote: > >anyone have the Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book 1870/1893 and can look > >up > >Jerry T. CLECKLER > >Nancy Ellen GENTRY > >-- > > Lynda > > "Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film
13. Re: Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book 1870/1893 [1]
oops!! this was a private hug for Irma did not mean to send to all Lynda Blackmon wrote: > > Irma I can just hug you!!!I have looked for this for 4yrs now > thankyouthankyouthankyou > > Irma Roy wrote: > > > > Lynda, > > > > I find the following entry: > > > > Cleckler, I. T. to Gentry, Nancy E. on Jan. 8, 1878; Bm. W. W. Wagner > > > > Hope this helps. > > > > Irma J. Roy > > > > At 07:47 PM 6/15/00 -0700, you wrote: > > >anyone have the Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book 1870/1893 and can look > > >up >
14. Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book 1870/1893 [1]
anyone have the Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book 1870/1893 and can look up Jerry T. CLECKLER Nancy Ellen GENTRY -- Lynda "Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film."
15. Re: Baker/Chilton CoClecklers [1]
Hello Linda Blackman, 20 Jun 2000 Reference your 20 June Email where you indicated that you did research on the Cleckler Family of Baker County Chilton County Clecklers. Are you related to Seaborn Clackler (Cleckler or Clickler) who married Mary Ann Edwards in Bibb County Ala on 27 Mar 1848? Seaborn was born in Ga about 1814 and he died in Bibb County Ala on 5 Mar 1855. Seaborn and Mary Ann had at least 2 children: Barbara Ann Clackler and Margaret N. Clackler. My email addr
16. Re: Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book 1870/1893 [1]
Lynda, There are 15 male CLECKERs and 13 female CLECKERs. It is arranged alphabetically first by the grooms name and then by the brides name. Irma J. Roy At 04:59 PM 6/16/00 -0700, you wrote: >Irma could you tell me how many CLECKLERs are in the book? >-- > Lynda > "Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film." > >
17. Logan [1]
Hi, I am looking for anscestors and descendants of John H Logan and Lavania Moseley. They were married in Bibb County 10/10/1838. They may have lived in Chilton and/or Perry County too. Thank you Laura Logan
18. Adamson [1]
Hi Folks: If anyone knows anything about the following people I would be pleased to hear from you. Hearsay has it that one or more of these folks were in Alabama at some point in time. 1 Eli Adamson - -------------------------------------- Birth: 2 Jun 1820, Tennessee Death: 20 Nov 1889 Father: Jesse Adamson (~1794-) Mother: Priscilla Wilson Spouse: Lucinda Hinkle Birth: 10 Oct 1826, Ohio Death: 16 Jun 1908, Celina, Texas Marr: Washington County, Iowa Children: Hilliard (1848-) Silas Lock (1851-1927)
19. Re: Logan [1]
Laura, I have the Logans in the 1850 Bibb County Census as follows: 358 358 John H. Logan 40 NC Lavina " 30 AL Isabela " 10 AL Serena(?) " 8 AL William " 6 AL Saml " 5 AL Nancy J. " 4
20. Re: Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book [1]
Alice, There is one under the groom listing: Flemings, John F. (age 24) to Waldrop, Isabell (age 24) Jan. 6, 1892 by Thos. J. Elam, Rev. There are none under the bride listing. Irma J. Roy At 12:12 PM 6/17/00 -0500, you wrote: >Are there any FLEMINGs in the marriage book? I can't seem to find them anywhere! > >Thanks, Alice Campbell > >
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22. Re: Logan [1]
look here and you might find a LOGAN or two!! http://24.5.120.5/surnames/alcoosa/names.html -- Lynda "Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film."
23. VANDERSLICE/SCOTT/JESSOP [1]
Benjamin VANDERSLICE was born Aug. 1774 in PHILADELPHIA Co. PA.? died Dec. 31, 1833 in PERRY or DALLAS Co. Alabama married Feb. 12, 1795 in MERCER Co. Kentucky to Margaret C. SCOTT, daughter of Thomas SCOTT, who was born Aug. 30, 1775 in MERCER Co. KY. died March 23, 1855 in PERRY Co. Alabama. Their children were......... 1. Thomas born Feb. 14, 1796 in MERCER Co. KY. died after 1870 in CHILTON Co. Alabama married Nov. 16, 1816 in CHRISTIAN Co. KY. to Margaret SMITH married #2 after 1829 to Catherine RASCO.
24. Re: Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book 1870/1893 [1]
Lynda, I find the following entry: Cleckler, I. T. to Gentry, Nancy E. on Jan. 8, 1878; Bm. W. W. Wagner Hope this helps. Irma J. Roy At 07:47 PM 6/15/00 -0700, you wrote: >anyone have the Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book 1870/1893 and can look >up >Jerry T. CLECKLER >Nancy Ellen GENTRY >-- > Lynda > "Everyone has a photographic memory, some just don't have film." > >
25. Re: Baker/Chilton Co. Marriage Book 1870/1893 [1]
Maryellen, I was just answering someone who wanted that marriage record from the Chilton County Marriage book. I don't research the Gentry line as I only have one distant relative who married a Gentry. Sorry that I can't answer who the Gentry descends from. Irma J. Roy At 11:34 AM 6/22/00 EDT, you wrote: >Irma, is this Gentry a desc. of Isaac Gentry 1785-1853 who married Sarah >Giles on sept 28 1819 in Bibb and had 4 kids:Rebecca, Thomas,Isaac, and James >Monroe Gentry. The Clecklers are kin and Sara
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