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1. Re: [DALELIST] 1850 Census Verification [1]
Thank you Penny for the extra info. I also have found a Millie Tharp listed in the 1850 census of Barbour co living with a Samuel Nixon family. She is also age 14. Judy Barrett Penny Dodd wrote: > > Judy, I also have it as your info correct with the exception of two > more persons in the household. Below Susannah is: > > Martha Keahey, 25, f, NC > Archibald " , 5, AL > > The people that did the transcribing for the index, did not pick up > these Keahey's nor pay attention to the Millie/Miller as
2. Re: [DALELIST] 15th AL Inf, CSA [1]
terri: the 15th. alabama infantry was made up of 11 different companys that represented ,barbarour, dale, henry, macon, pike, russell counties . the regt. was organized at moblie alabama in aug 1861. i know that company c of the 15th was from macon county al. because one of my gt-uncles served in company c. also on the geneva county, al. web page there is a great write up concerning this regt. also geneva counties roster is on there also. joel grantham aug
3. [DALELIST] Free database [1]
Please pass on to others. A list of the current free-for-10-days databases can be found at http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/recent.asp Margie
4. Re: [DALELIST] Westville, Fl ?????? [1]
Can't give you titles, but Fred Watson of Enterprise and Judge Val McGee of Ozark have written articles about Westville; contact the Pea River Genealogical and Historical Society in Enterprise; sure they would have some written matrials for sale; they are on line, but I do not have their address. Deo Vindice, Homer
5. [DALELIST] Looking for Smith, Gray and RAMSEYs, in Dale Co., AL. [1]
I am looking for the Smiths in Dale, Coffee and Geneva Co. Our g-gndfather was Jonathan Julaney Smith (b.31 Jan 1867,Daleville, Dale Co.) Jonathan went by the name John or Jonnie. His parents may have been J.J. Smith and D.K. Jonathan was married around 1890, to Julia Mary GRAY. Julia's parents farm was located about 2 miles south east from Coffee Springs, just off of hwy 27( Hwy 27 goes from Enterprise to Geneva) Julia always would say her people were from Opelika, Lee Co, AL. and that's were we found
6. Re: [DALELIST] Carter, [1]
Thanks Anita for checking for my Elizabeth Deborah Carter Sims West 1833-1921. It was just a shot in the dark for me and it never hurts to get your names out there. Kay
7. [DALELIST] Cemetery in Clopton [1]
I am interested in the location of the Methodist Cemetery in or around Clopton. I believe that my great great grandfather and gggrandmother, W.W. and Frances Horne McDaniel, are buried there. Is there a Methodist Church in Clopton? Any information would be appreciated.
8. Re: [DALELIST] 15th AL Inf, CSA [1]
Hi, all, I have the Oates book. Happy to do look-ups. My gggf was in the 15th, too. Lewis M. Sasser. The book gives little descriptions of the individual soldiers. I just ordered the book. It is $50 plus $5 shipping. Debbie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim and Terri Tait" To: Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2000 1:16 PM Subject: [DALELIST] 15th AL Inf, CSA > List, > > Some sources on the 15th AL Infantry, CSA. Sorry to say that I do not have > any of these. >
9. Re: [DALELIST] 15th AL Inf, CSA [1]
Hi Gov. Oates was my mother's cousin. Her father Walter Neil Oates was a distant cousin of the Governor's. I also have the book and will be glad to do lookup as well. My grandfather's greatgreatgrandfather was Governor Oates father's first cousin. My grandfather was Neil Oates, his greatgrandfather was Ephriam whose father Stephen was Governor Oates father William's first cousin. I paid only 30 dollars for the book from Morningside Press. Looks like I got the most of a bargain. Le ----- Original Message --
10. [DALELIST] Carter, Turner and Smith Families [1]
In the 1850 Dale County Census, the Carter, Turner, and Smith Families are all within a page of each other. The same families show up in the 1860 Walton County, FL census. I believe the families were very close friends over the years and migrated from South Carolina together, where I also found the same surnames within pages in the 1800 Fairfield SC census. I have an old photo of William A. Turner and Green R. Smith ("better known in the war as Curtis") The two served with Emanuel A. Carter in 6th FL Inf. C
11. Re: [DALELIST] Taking photo's [1]
It's also a good idea, if possible, to take the photos outside. The sunlight is the best light possible.
12. Re: [DALELIST] Westville, Fl ?????? [1]
Christine, Don't have anything on old photos, but if you will go to your local VA Office w/ whatever documentation you have, they should order a marker at no cost to you other than having it placed; meantime, I would contact the Publicity Office at Rucker and let them know, I'm sure they would eat that up and probably provide a Burial Detail if you requested it. Go for it Gal!! Deo Vindice, Homer
13. Re: [DALELIST] Help [1]
Larry Trawick, Thanks for the information on James David Martin and wife. It's still a possibility that they are the James and Mary Martin who sold my great-grandfather James Henry Clark his land in Grimes. Let me know if you find out more.
14. Re: [DALELIST] Help [1]
I think Smuteye is in Barbour or Bullock county. ----- Original Message ----- From: Larry Trawick To: Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2000 9:46 PM Subject: Re: [DALELIST] Help > Jerry - > > The only information I have on James David MARTIN is that he was married to > Mary Ann HELMS born 17 Jul 1843 and died 23 Jul 1919. One of their > offspring was Lula (Lura?) Virginia MARTIN born 9 Nov 1880 in Smuteye, > Coffee Co., AL and died 7 May 1953 in New Brockton, AL.
15. [DALELIST] Matthews/Wards [1]
Does anyone have anything on Henry Matthews and Ephsey E. Ward?Her parents are Samuel Pollus Ward and Nancy Leonard.They lived in Dale Co. Al.Her sister married Richard Ira Woodham and her brother James Robert Ward married Adoline Westamire.
16. Re: [DALELIST] Help [1]
Please unsubscribe
17. Re: [DALELIST] Dale County, Alabama Carters... [1]
Thanks for looking Anita Kay
18. Re: [DALELIST] CARTER - 1840 and 1850 Census [1]
I have CSA pension records for Emanuel A. Carter, enlisted FL 6th Inf. Co.H, Apr. 02, 1862. Do you suppose he enlisted with FL after serving in the AL unit? Perhaps he joined AL unit to serve with his brothers, even though at 1860 they all lived in Walton County, FL. The one roster I found on-line for 15th AL Co. E didn't list an E.A. Carter, but I'm still looking. Interesting to note that both Lemuel and Leonard also enlisted in US Army for FL Civil and Indian Wars after serving in Civil War. Thanks for t
19. Re: [DALELIST] Tracking your Roots [1]
Yes, it does. Tracking Your Roots
20. [DALELIST] Westville, Fl ?????? [1]
In a message dated 6/9/00 6:40:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time, bdbarrett@juno.com writes: << Subj: Re: [DALELIST] CARTER - 1840 and 1850 Census Date: 6/9/00 6:40:11 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: bdbarrett@juno.com (Bobby D Barrett) Reply-to: ALDALE-L@rootsweb.com To: ALDALE-L@rootsweb.com Co. E of the 15th was organized at Westville, 1861. Was this Westville, Ga., or Westville, Fl? My ancestor, Dock Prim, enlisted at Westville. He was from Ga
21. Re: [DALELIST] Southern Star article [1]
Cathy, I'll forward to you the info I received from a friend..... Betty In a message dated 00-06-14 09:34:11 EDT, you write: << Betty, Hopefully you will get some information about the cemetery. I'm ordering some more Southern Star microfilm through the Interlibrary loan. If I come across any more about the UVA soldiers, I'll post it to the Dale list. I live about 4 hours from UVA so if you get some information, I might get a chance to go down there this summer. I have to find out if the Willia
22. Re: [DALELIST] 15th AL Inf, CSA [1]
To Terri Tait and Debbie Isaza, Thanks, Terri, for all of the sources on the 15th AL Infantry Regiment, in which my great-great-grandfather Arch(ibald) Pope, two of his brothers (Alexander and Calvin), and two brothers-in-law (surname Byrd) served in Company H. Thanks, Debbie, for your offer to do look-ups in the Oates book. I'm sure you will be inundated with requests! Here's one (if and when you have time): What information does the Oates book contain about my 2G grandfather, Arch Pope, of Comp
23. [DALELIST] Re: Tracking your Roots [1]
In a message dated 06/09/2000 8:42:06 AM Eastern Daylight Time, CGT714@aol.com writes: I found the site, new address. Someone has been searching for a Clopton cemetery in Coffee Co., on this site there is a Clapton cemetery listed for Dale Co., , i think it was McDaniels they were looking for and it does have McDaniels. Good luck Tracking Your Roots Christine Grimes Thacker
24. Re: [DALELIST] Fw: {not a subscriber} Carter family of Alabama [1]
In a message dated 6/27/00 10:41:39 AM Pacific Daylight Time, margie@majorinternet.com writes: << the Alabama 33rd infantry, > lived Monroe county at Dennerd's Bluff, died there > sometime after 1870 >> If you got the Dennards Bluff location from the 1870 census it is an error. The 1870 census list everybody in Beat 11 and 12 as Dennards Bluff but in earlier and later census the same people in the same Beats are in the northern part of Monroe Co. They would really be in the area near Old Texas. G
25. [DALELIST] Southern Star article [1]
Betty, Hopefully you will get some information about the cemetery. I'm ordering some more Southern Star microfilm through the Interlibrary loan. If I come across any more about the UVA soldiers, I'll post it to the Dale list. I live about 4 hours from UVA so if you get some information, I might get a chance to go down there this summer. I have to find out if the William Moseley that is buried there is one of my great uncles. Cathy Van Cleave
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