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Searching for: +path:alclarke +(+date:aug +date:1998)
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1. Re: ALCLARKE-D Digest V98 #66 [1]
I, too, am interested in the CALLER family. In the MS Territory records the name is also spelled CALLIER. I go back to John Caller whose family was in the Tombigbee area after 1780. His dau Mary (called Polly) Caller married John Flood McGrew. Another dau, Caroline (born 1790) married John McGrew Jr, (my ancestors). There are records of some of the Callers who stayed in the area, and some burials listed for Robert Caller's family. I need an age reference for the Mary mentioned before. Barbara Ferrel
2. JULIA McGREW [1]
I have the book, "THE SOUTHERN McGREW'S", by Everrette L. McGrew, but my Julia McGrew is not listed in it. I was told that Julia McGrew was a full blooded Choctaw Indian. I can' prove or disprove this. This is all the information that I have on Julia. She was born in Alabama, unknown County in 1835 or 1836. Married in Greene County, Ala. on March 30, 1858 to James William "Wilkie" Collins. They lived their married life in Ararata, Choctaw County, Ala. Julia died before 1880 and I think is buried in Corinth
3. Re: Clarke and Its Surroundings [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------6F94CD701BDDB659318BAA9B Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello Melvin, I am so glad to see a Spinks searcher on here. John Spinks born 1795 died 1843 married 1st Louisa Jordon May 17, 1817 in NC and 2nd Nancy McLure May 22, 1830 in Clarke County Alabama is the son of Rawley/Raleigh Spinks born 1763 in NC and Mary Pearce born 1772 married about 1790 in NC. I have a lot of information on this Line if you w
4. Fw: Looking for Norris Blanton&Hawkins info [1]
csdebalsi@zebra.net ---------- : : csdebalsi@zebra.net : : : Hi Everyone, : : I am new to this list, looking for infomation on the Norris Blanton&Hawkins : families. My wife's mother Mazzie was a Norris, her mother was Amanda Bertha : Blanton fathers name John Wheeler Norris will be willing to share info with : familys related to the Norris Blanton&Hawkins : : : Carlo
5. Julia McGrew [1]
From: lilburn To: ALCLARKE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, August 14, 1998 9:23 PM Subject: Julia McGrew I have the book "THE SOUTHERN McGREW"S", by Everrette L. McGrew, but my Julia McGrew is not listed in it. I was told that Julia McGrew was full blooded Choctaw Indian. I can't prove or disprove this. This is all the information that I have on Julia. She was born in Alabama, unknown County in 1835 or 1836. Married in Greene County, Ala. on March 30. 1858 to James William "Wilkie"Coll
6. Re: Clarke and Its Surroundings [1]
Could anyone tell me if this John Spinks, died 1843, is 1. the son of Raleigh Spinks and Mary Pearce or 2. the son of Lewis Spinks and who married Lavisa/Louisa Jourdan I have conflicting informaiton regarding a John Spinks, b 1795, died 1843 in Clarke Co. Al. Thanks so much. Sue Aycock -----Original Message----- From: Grmargie@aol.com To: ALCLARKE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thursday, July 30, 1998 10:34 PM Subject: Clarke and Its Surroundings >Record of Deaths Betw
7. Re: McGrew, Barron, Caller [1]
Re: Recent queries about these families: "Lavinia Hume Barron, daughter of John Barron and Mary Hume married John Flood McGrew III. Her husband was a grandson of John Flood McGrew, an early settler and Tory refugee who in 1782 received a land grant from the Choctaw for a parcel at the mouth of Jackson Creek on the east bank of the Tombigbee. This "original" McGrew was married to Elizabeth Clarke of Virginia, and was probably born in Scotland. John Flood McGrew III was the son of John Flood McGrew Jr. and
8. Looking for Norris Blanton&Hawkins info [1]
csdebalsi@zebra.net Hi Everyone, I am new to this list, looking for infomation on the Norris Blanton&Hawkins family. My wife's mother Mazzie was a Norris, her mother was Amanda Bertha Blanton fathers name John Wheeler Norris will be willing to share info with familys related to the Norris Blanton&Hawkins Carlo
9. JONES [1]
Elizabeth, This was in the 1870 Clarke Co., AL census page 109 870/886 Jones, William 40 M farmer AL Elizabeth 30 F AL Georgia F 13 AL Olivia F 11 AL William Louscious M 9 AL Daniel Hicks M 7 AL Ada F 4 AL Sula F 2 AL
10. Re: Marengo old times #7 [1]
Marengo Old Times #7 >From "The Democrat Reporter" Linden, Marengo Co. AL, Thursday August 13, 1998. "Old Times"..by Joel D. Jones, originally published June 6, 1935. Doctor James David Jones was born Dec 4. 1886, (my note - birth year must be error based on other dates) at Lower Peach Tree, Wilcox County. He was the son of Henry Robert and Mary Elizabeth (Hestle) Jones. His father served in Company B, Thirty-eighth Alabama infantry, Confederate Army and was twice wounded, and after the war he
11. Mary/Polly & Caroline Caller [1]
PLEASE, please, be aware that an error was printed the SOUTHERN HISTORICAL FAMILIES by the Boddies when the article about the McGrews was published. There is a date for the recording of Mary/Polly McGrew's marriage to John Flood McGrew. I have not been able to find a marriage record for Caroline and John McGrew Jr. However, there is a record of a brother leaving his estate to the children (Alexander, Flood, & Sary) of his deceased brother Flood well before John Jr died in the 1840s in TX. From what I
12. Southern McGrews [1]
Just a reminder that all authors are only as good as the information they can find. Everette McGrew did a monumental job with the McGrew family. Nevertheless, he had to rely on family knowledge for part of his work. (Some of my folks are mixed up, but not badly. See the Boddie book which confuses John Jr & John Flood for worse.) Before I knew he had published his book, I worked very hard just to get the Tombigbee area McGrews straight. There is another William McGrew that I could not place, and his
13. CALLER [1]
Bbe. (ref.#) John Flood McGrew (sometimes called Col Flood) was born Jan 15, 1781 in Ala. and was first found a signer on petition to Congress 1799 and or many more after that. He was appointed one of the first justices of Washington County, Ala. court in June 1800. He was also elected to the first MS Territory Legislature in 1800. He is listed in a letter to the President in 1803 and was on all tax lists from 1803 in Was. Co. AL. He was a Lt. in the militia as early as 1800 and finally became a Col. He mar
14. Calley, Colley, Caller, and other similar families in Clarke and [1]
I have a Mary Calley in my line and was wondering if anyone knows if the name is Calley or possibly Caller, Colley? The census is hard to read and spellings are interesting to say the least. I am interested in find others interested in the same names. Thanks. Fred Olive
15. BEDSOLE & SAUCIER [1]
I am searching for all Bedsole and Saucier descendants. I will exchange information. Thank You, Kelly
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