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1. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] 1850 Dallas County, Alabama census [1]
According to the 1880 Mississippi census, Mary Murphy Suggs says her Father was born in Ireland. I have not found parents for her yet. It would be nice if we could connect. Thanks for your email. Wanda
2. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Former Dallas Co., slaves [1]
If you are unable to locate a relative you could contribute the info to and site specialized in Black American Genealogy Bobbi
3. [ALDALLAS-L] 1850 Dallas County, Alabama census [1]
Can someone on the list look-up: >From the internet , I find there is a Suggs family on page 307B in Dallas County. I think his name may be John H. Suggs. He married Mary M. Murphy in Dallas County in 1843, and the first two children were born in Ala. , Wm. and Jane. Thank you, Wanda
4. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Former Dallas Co., slaves [1]
Elijah's last name and anything else about him? James jhboatwright@bellsouth.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Cridge7777@aol.com To: ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 3:46 PM Subject: Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Former Dallas Co., slaves I am interested in a Tena who married my gg grandfather, Elijah. I don't know what her maiden name was. What part of Dallas County did these people reside. My ancestor was in Selma. cridge ==== ALDALLAS Mailing List ====
5. [ALDALLAS-L] ALBibb Genealogy Group Meet - Oct. 5 [1]
The ALBIBB genealogy group will have another great meeting on Saturday, October 5th, at Bibb County Lake Pavilion from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. The location is on Hwy 5 just a few miles n. of Centreville - Bibb County Public Lake is shown on your Alabama Hwy Map. There will be signs to direct you to the pavilion. The area is handicap accessible. Folks from in and out of state will be there who have family ties in Bibb County Bring your family trees, lap top, pictures, questions, books, notes, camera, food
6. [ALDALLAS-L] School Teacher - Elizabeth Heard [1]
Looking for an information African American school teacher, Elizabeth Heard, w/o Hamilton Heard. I located her on the 1900 Census, being the only school teacher on at least 10 census pages in Precinct 16 Cahaba. I am interested in where she taught school during the years 1890 thru 1900. ===== Cynthia A. Wilson Seattle, WA __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search Thousands of New Jobs http://www.hotjobs.com
7. [ALDALLAS-L] City Directory for Selma [1]
Is there someone in Selma who can help me find a city directory for Selma and look up Hamilton & Elizabeth Heard? > ATTACHMENT part 5 message/rfc822 > Date: Fri, 16 Aug 2002 22:11:17 -0500 > From: "Mary Davis" > To: ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [ALDALLAS-L] School Teacher - Elizabeth > Heard > > I don't live in Dallas County, but I'm pretty sure > that the Selma City > Directories would help you, they usually give > person's occupation and > sometimes place of business
8. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Former Dallas Co., slaves [1]
I am interested in a Tena who married my gg grandfather, Elijah. I don't know what her maiden name was. What part of Dallas County did these people reside. My ancestor was in Selma. cridge
9. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] City Directory for Selma [1]
Please remove my name from the mailing address ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cynthia Wilson" To: Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 10:51 AM Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] City Directory for Selma > > I want to thank everyone for their help and > suggestions. > > It is quite possible that Elizabeth Heard taught > Rebecca BURKE TOMPKINS (age 10 in 1900) when her > family lived in the area. > > ===== > > Cynthia A. Wilson > Seattle, WA > > > > ___________________________
10. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Former Dallas Co., slaves [1]
No the ones I have took the surnames Hunter and Rives. ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Boatwright" To: Sent: Monday, August 05, 2002 8:37 PM Subject: Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Former Dallas Co., slaves > Have you seen the John Henry Parnells of around the Marion Junction or Harrell's Crossing, Dallas Co., Alabama? > > Thank You, > > James > jhboatwright@bellsouth.net > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Del Jupiter > To: ALDALLAS-L@
11. RE: [ALDALLAS-L] City Directory for Selma [1]
You might try the local libraries down there. Usually libraries carry city directories for the area. You might be able to find some library links at the Cyndislist site for Alabama: http://www.Cyndislist.com/al.htm. Pat Hansen -----Original Message----- From: Cynthia Wilson [mailto:seek2b@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2002 7:38 AM To: ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] City Directory for Selma Is there someone in Selma who can help me find a city directory for Selma and look up Ham
12. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] 1850 Dallas County, Alabama census [1]
Barb, Yesterday was when I discovered a Murphy family in the Suggs line I am researching. So at this time I don't know who was the Father of Mary M. Murphy who married John H. Suggs. On the 1880 census she states her Father was born in Ireland and her Mother in SC. That is all I know at this time, but I hope to learn who her parents were and continue with the Murphy family. Thanks for your email. Wanda
13. [ALDALLAS-L] RE: ALDALLAS-D Digest V02 #62 [1]
Cynthia, I also live in the Selma area and I know of some "Heards" that live in Perry County between Selma and Marion....actually near the Cahaba River. I even know one of their daughters and I will try to contact her on Monday....she works for the same company that I work for.....and I will ask her what she knows. She has email also and I will forward this request to her and maybe she will be able to help you. Linda Trammel Haskell Email: haskell1@bellsouth.net -----Original Message----- From: ALDAL
14. [ALDALLAS-L] CARSON [1]
I am trying to sort out the Carson families of Dallas County. Thomas Carson m. Arditta Denson in Dallas Co about 1820. David Carson (wife was a Brantley) died in Dallas County about 1826 Would like to correspond with anyone with a Carson line. Charles Caldwell
15. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] 1850 Dallas County, Alabama census [1]
Hi Wanda, >According to the 1880 Mississippi census, Mary Murphy Suggs says her Father was born in Ireland. I have not found parents for her yet.< Interestingly, my Murpheys migrated to MS too. Kemper Co. Where did yours settle? Have you seen the 1840 census for Dallas? There were only three: E. Murphy, John Murphy and my John H. Murphy. E had no slaves, nor did John H., but John did. Clearly John was well off. I believe E was Edward, from the 1830 census. That census shows two Johns and a Lucreti
16. [ALDALLAS-L] Autauga Cemetery Book Project [1]
Subject: Autauga Cemetery Book Project We have set our first official "Committee" meeting on the Autauga Cemetery Book project for next Thursday, August 29th at 7:00 pm. at the "Little White House" next to the Heritage Center in Prattville. We plan to meet and start determining what cemeteries we have sufficiently surveyed, and which cemeteries we need to survey. We also plan to discuss possible formats for the book. We aks that all interested persons bring copies of any cemetery survey (s) they have
17. [ALDALLAS-L] Autauga Genealogical Society- Upcoming Programs [1]
This is a reminder for you to join us at the next upcoming meeting of the Autauga Genealogical Society, which will be held on Sunday, August 18, at 2:00 p.m. at the Prattville Public Library. You do not have to be a member of the society to come to the meeting. Visitors are always welcome. Our August Program will be on Census Record Research. Feel free to share this email with anyone else who might be interested. Also, share the information with our fellow members who do not have email. Below is the li
18. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] 1850 Dallas County, Alabama census [1]
Hi, John H. Murphey was born in the 1790s in SC. His grandmother lived in SC so they were not newcomers. They were Scots Irish with Cherokee mixed in. Do you know where your family lived in Dallas? Have you checked the land grant records online? We visited Dallas Co this winter to try to find connections. John H. Murphey lived to the east of Selma and his mother Lucretia lived to the south of Selma. There was another (richer) Murphy family to the West. And a Murphey (Rev, I think) living in Selma. B
19. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Former Dallas Co., slaves [1]
Thanks for sharing your information to help African American researchers. I hope you make contact with Reuben Woods descendants. Del ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, August 08, 2002 7:57 PM Subject: Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Former Dallas Co., slaves > I'm writing concerning REUBEN WOODS, an African-American who once was a slave > owned by Thomas Woods [my g-g-g-grandfather] of Dallas County, Alabama, and > named by Thomas in his will in 1831.
20. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Former Dallas Co., slaves [1]
I'm writing concerning REUBEN WOODS, an African-American who once was a slave owned by Thomas Woods [my g-g-g-grandfather] of Dallas County, Alabama, and named by Thomas in his will in 1831. I believe that Reuben Woods died after 1880 in Dallas County, and was survived by several children and grandchildren. I have researched interesting information about Reuben Woods (in family wills, correspondence, legal documents, census records, etc.), and would like to share this information with any of his
21. [ALDALLAS-L] Re: contacting Woods descendants [1]
In a message dated 8/8/02 6:58:37 PM Central Daylight Time, BOPARROTT@aol.com writes: > . Please contact me if you know how I may share this information with > known descendants of Reuben Woods. > > Robert, Just posting to the many free sites, such as those Rootsweb mailing lists, (ie: Woods, etc.) and African American genealogy sites should be very helpful. Post on any surname mailing list that is one of the names connected with your Woods line. I am sure many of the other members of this li
22. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] City Directory for Selma [1]
Cynthia: I went to the library and they had a city directory for 1880-1881 the only Heard was a Charles Heard II and the next book for 1906-1907 with no Heard's at all. Sorry I could not be of any help. You might try calling the Dallas County Board of Education office as they might have some records of her teaching. 334-875-3440. Ricky Holland Cynthia Wilson wrote: > I want to thank everyone for their help and > suggestions. > > It is quite possible that Elizabeth Heard taught > Rebecca BURKE TOMPKINS
23. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Former Dallas Co., slaves [1]
Elijah Coleman was the son of Judy Coleman. I don't know the father's name. I am told Elijah was a carpenter and a preacher. He also had several wives. One was my great grandmother who was named MaryDella Crocheron/Crishon. When he married Della, he was living at Elam Bluff and had one child from a previous marriage. I don't know the name of that wife. I learned about Tena when I sent for his death certificate. He was born in 1853 and died in 1921 in Selma. He may have had children by Tena who
24. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] City Directory for Selma [1]
Cynthia: I live in Selma and will be happy to look in the city directories BUT if your lady taught school in Cahaba around 1900 the odds that she lived in Selma is very bad. I will see what I can find and get back to you next week; Ricky Holland Selma AL Cynthia Wilson wrote: > Is there someone in Selma who can help me find a city > directory for Selma and look up Hamilton & Elizabeth > Heard? > > > ATTACHMENT part 5 message/rfc822 > > Date: Fri, 16 Aug 2002 22:11:17 -0500 > > From: "Mary Davis"
25. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Funeral Home in Selma [1]
Pat: you might try Lawrance Brown-Service Funeral Home here in Selma. 334-872-2301 Ricky Holland Pat Hansen wrote: > My great-great grandfather, a Baptist preacher by the name of Josiah Alexis > HOWARD, died in Selma in October, 1928. His death record indicated he was > to be buried in Montgomery (Oakwood Cemetery) and that the funeral home was > Breslin or Brislin Brothers in Selma. > > Does anyone know if this funeral home still exists? If so, I want to contact > them, as I am trying to track down an
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