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1. [DALELIST] DEAN [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------BADD4FB168E9C9F6D90D1156 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Does anyone know of a web site that has the 1860 Dale County census? I'm looking for Abner T. Dean and his wife Mary Catherine and their children. Please reply to shelbyc2@juno.com --------------BADD4FB168E9C9F6D90D1156 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="vcard.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Shelby
2. [DALELIST] A Sellers Site [1]
While looking back thru some message Boards I came across this web page and could not believe the Sellers listed there, they are broken down into states, counties, Different records, Etc. http://showcase.netins.net/web/sellerfamily/ I am still trying to locate Brown L. Sellers b. 1865? in Al. I need him and Parents, I am Positive Brown's grandfather was Matthew Sellers s/o Benjamin Sellers
3. Re: [DALELIST] John Killebrew obituary [1]
In a message dated 07/27/2000 9:44:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Lbvan@worldnet.att.net writes: << Nora, wife of F.L. Mullens, >> Thank you Larry for that Obit, It gives me a little more info on that line , I have the name spelled as Kellebrew, so now i will change that, Nora the Dau of John m Fred Loftin Mullins, son of Sampson Q. Mullins, son of Lewis Mullins and Catherine Gipson, John L was a nephew to my Adella Mullins who m Wm A."Gus" Grimes. Thank you again for your post. I had found micofil
4. Re: [DALELIST] Southern Star [1]
Hi Penny, Go to the following AL Archives websight and click on the county you want. There will be a list of newpapers available on microfilm and dates. There are missing issues and some of the issues are unreadable. Check other local papers besides the Southern Star if you can't find your notice in the Star. It's an interesting paper to read and not just for birth, marriage, and death notices. I printed out the list of newspapers from the websight, took it to the library to use for interlibrary loan inf
5. [DALELIST] Thomas Sellers [1]
I have somewhat of a delemma, It seems that I have 2 Thomas Sellers. Number 1 according to LDS: Thomas b, Abt 1820 in Geneva Co., Ala Married to Mary Ann Kinsval. According to cemetery records in area I found a Thomas Sellers h/o mary Ann Kinsaul 1st wife and Maratha 'Edna' Tindell. The following is from my records Sellers, Martha "Edna" Tindell 1840 - 1879 2nd Wife of Thomas Sellers, dau of Jeremiah & Eda Tindell.(Houston Co.) Sellers, Mary Ann Kinsaul 1821 - 1867 1st Wife of Thom
6. Re: [DALELIST] DEAN [1]
Try Http://home.att.net/~TrackingYourRoots/ - this is a wonderful site for Alabama research. Ginny Trawick Shelby Corcoran wrote: > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > --------------BADD4FB168E9C9F6D90D1156 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Does anyone know of a web site that has the 1860 Dale County census? > I'm looking for Abner T. Dean and his wife Mary Catherine and their > children. Please reply to shelbyc2@juno.com > > --------------B
7. Re: [DALELIST] Southern Star [1]
Larry keep up the good work. Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Larry Van Cleave" To: Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 4:01 PM Subject: [DALELIST] Southern Star > > Southern Star March 9, 1910 > > > One of the most delightful social affairs occurred Friday afternoon, > when Mrs. L.F. Sessions and Mrs. F. H. Sessions entertained at their elegant > home on Broad street. > The lower floor was thrown together for the entertainment of the guests >
8. Re: [DALELIST] Southern Star [1]
Hi, Is there anyone on this list connected to the Browns? The Mrs. Robert Brown referred to in this article may possibly be Mary E. Wright, sister to my ggrandmother Sarah Jane Wright Hicks. Also, does anyone know anything about Mrs. M. P. Skipper. Thanks for your help. Jeanette
9. Jonathan Julaney Smith & Julia Mary Gray's family mystery [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Emailfromgail@aol.com [mailto:Emailfromgail@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, July 01, 2000 10:18 AM To: amontero@bsc.net Subject: Answers Ana, I have no obituary. I have no photocopy of marriage certificate. It is a certified, typed transcript of the "Marriage License and Certificate of Marriage of said parties as the same appears of record in my office, in Marriage Record 4A, Page 412" from office of probate, Judge William O. Gammill, Elba. The record certifies that A. A. Morrow
10. [DALELIST] Columbus Enquirer [1]
15 March 1843 Married;; Russell Co. Al...28 Feb. 1843 by Rev.B.M. Ware..Benjamin L.Day to Miss Elizabeth Quarles... In Athens 21 Feb.1843 by Rev. Mr Bowman..Alex A.Croom of Fla. to Miss Julia M. dau. of Rev. Alomzo Church,D.D. of Athens. Near Pine Grove 2 March by Albert P.Roberts,esq..Napoleon B.Taylor..of Russell Co. to Miss Sarah A...eldest dau of Mjor Singleton York of Macon Co. Al. Died;; Hartwell Bass esq..Russell Co. Al. 11 March. 1843..age 46..Leaves wife and children... Grand Jury,Sumter Co.
11. Re: [DALELIST] Southern Star [1]
Larry, I just got in on the tail end of this discussion. Just what years does this Southern Star film cover? My ggrandfather died in Dale Co. 1905 and I have been unable to obtain a death register for him. Just wondering if the newspaper might have some kind of obit for him. Marcus L. Thomas. The family lived in the Skipperville area. He and his wife are buried in Skipperville Cem. Thanks for any info you might be able to pass my way. If the film covers Oct. 7, 1905 I can probably rent it myself and t
12. Re: [DALELIST] Hardy [1]
Hi there, I hope to be at the reunion! Maybe I'll see you there.
13. Re: [DALELIST] Lookin for Dale and Coffee County Cemetery books. [1]
Hi Ana, Since I think that I remember you were researching Smith's in the area I thought I would just ask if you have any information on an Arthur Smith who married Josie Grace, b? May 25, 1894. She should have been born in Dale or Geneva Co and married Arthur and lived in Geneva Co. I know Smith is common but you never know unless you ask. Thanks, Renee' Grace trgrace@earthlink.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Ana Montero To: Sent: Sunday, July 16, 200
14. Share Smith kin [1]
Patsy, Marla, and Willie, you all have a common ancestor: Willie wrote: "I have other Smith kin in William Tillman Smith that married, Emma Wood, the eldest daughter of Samuel Green Wood and Missouri Kyser". I have put out requests on SMITH's ate Geneva, Dale & Coffee Co. Rootsweb page. I am still looking for our Jonathan Julaney SMTIH; he's the one who married Julia Mary GRAY]. ---------- Hi Willie, I am searching for the Smiths from Coffee and Dale Co. Could you give me a better idea where PleasantR
15. Re: [DALELIST] DEW family [1]
Thank you for this information. Judy JCrane6990@aol.com wrote: > > Thomas S. Dew, age 41, born NC > Elizabeth " , age 34, born GA > Sarah A. " , age 7, born GA > Ruthy Ann ", age 4, born GA > Martha Ann, age 1, born AL > Page 184 Dale County 1850 census > > ==== ALDALE Mailing List ==== > Check out Barbour County web site and resources. Many were in Barbour prior to Dale being formed.
16. [DALELIST] Re: ALDALE-D Digest V00 #136 [1]
Jeanette, I believe that Mrs. M.P. Skipper would have been Mrs. Marvin Pledger SKIPPER, maiden name, Maude SWOPER. Marvin Pledger SKIPPER was the son of Robert Green SKIPPER and Sarah Ann HALLFORD. Debra > From: > JCrane6990@aol.com > To: > ALDALE-L@rootsweb.com >Hi, > >Is there anyone on this list connected to the Browns? The Mrs. Robert >Brown >referred to in this article may possibly be Mary E. Wright, sister to my >ggrandmother Sarah Jane Wright Hicks. Also, does anyone know an
17. RE: [DALELIST] Share Smith kin [1]
Grant, I'm not sure if any any Dykes or Wilkinson's marry Smith's but I do have Dykes who married WOODS (and the WOODS married GRAYs who married Smiths) Also I have Wilkinson's on my maternal line who married ADKISONs. Tonia Louisa Wilkinson( b. Oct 1844, Barbour Co., AL) married John Jasper Adkison, CSA (b. 06 Oct 1846, Barbour Co., AL) on 30 August 1865 in Barbour Co, AL. They are both buried at Spring Hill Church Cemetary, Clio, Barbour Co., AL Tonia was a widow of a Mr. Tew, with a young son, Zacha
18. Re: [DALELIST] DEAN [1]
Hello Shelby, If you will go to this page and click on census, it has a copy of the 1860 Census there. I have this one bookmarked. Judy Barrett http://www.home.earthlink.net/~debsezhi2u/ Shelby Corcoran wrote: > > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > --------------BADD4FB168E9C9F6D90D1156 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Does anyone know of a web site that has the 1860 Dale County census? > I'm looking for Abner T. Dean and his wife Mary Cat
19. [DALELIST] Fw: Signature Confirmation - National Cemetery Protection Act [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Judi Hayes To: Sent: Saturday, July 01, 2000 4:58 PM Subject: Fw: Signature Confirmation - National Cemetery Protection Act > > : : Dear Friends, > : > : : I have just read and signed the online petition: > : : > : : "National Cemetery Protection Act" > : : > : : hosted on the web by PetitionOnline.com, the free online petition > : : service, at: > : : > : : http://www.petitiononline.com/sg0001/petition.html > : : >
20. [DALELIST] Hardy Reunion [1]
Here's information I recieved about an upcoming reunion to be held around Panama City, FL. I won't be able to go, but I went one year and they had the family tree all around the room horizontally and vertically. My grandmother was Nettie Idell Leddon-Killingsworth Lynn Killingsworth Beard - ------------------------------------------------------------ HELLO-OUT THERE!!! It's almost time to get together for some huggin', visitn', eatn' and FUN. SATURDAY, JULY 29, 2000 is the HARDY/LEDDON FAMILY REUNION. Thi
21. Re: [DALELIST] Southern Star [1]
Christine: thanks a bunch. i found it. i am searching for my strickland line, they were in section 35 and 36, almost all of 36 and one lived in section 2 twnshp 3-n range 25. thanks joel On Thu, 27 Jul 2000 12:40:36 EDT, ALDALE-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > In a message dated 07/27/2000 11:25:22 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > olddj77@excite.com writes: > > << just where township 4-n and range 25-e in dale county is. >> > Hi Joel and All, if i am reading the map right, that is off hwy 231, onto >
22. Re: [DALELIST] KELLY [1]
I have A map I tried to send as attachment but did not work showing the location of Kelly Al. Whoever would like it I will be happy to send Indivial email with it Attached or you may go to: geneva-county@egroups.com where it did manage to attach it At 12:11 AM 7/29/00 -0500, you wrote: >Nellie: I, too, would like to know the location of Kelly, Al. My dad >was raised around Kelly and I am sure it was located somewhere near >Daleville, Al. I heard him speak often of Kelly and, I believe, Shiloh. > > >I
23. Re: [DALELIST] Hardy [1]
There's a Hardy Reunion in Panama City, FL area on June 29th. Contact Jack or Bonnie at 904-763-1976 for more info. Lynn ----- Original Message ----- From: ROBERT C ADAMS To: Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 12:21 PM Subject: [DALELIST] Hardy > Does anyone have information on a Hardy reunion on Juuly 29th in Dundee? > Thanks, > Bob Adams > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offer
24. Re: [DALELIST] Newton, Alabama History [1]
There are Heritage Books being prepared for Dale, Henry, Pike, and Houston Cos., AL. I expect there are some things in there. Also, if you can get an interlibrary loan, there is FORGOTTEN TRAILS A History of Dale County, Alabama 1824-1966 by Fred S. Watson Edited by William R. Snell Banner Press/Publishers Birmingham, Alabama This book has a history of each settlement. My excerpts, unfortunately, do not include Newton. Linda D., in TX
25. RE: [DALELIST] Barbour County 1850 Census [1]
My great great grandfather, Samuel Pilot was living in Barbour County in 1850 with wife Margaret in Division No. 23. Does anyone know where Division No. 23 was located in Barbour County in 1850? Thanks, David Pylate
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