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1. [ALDALLAS-L] CONOLEY [1]
Searching for descendants of John Francis Conoley who came to Dallas Co. in 1833. He married Mary Elizabeth Pitts. They had 7 children; Endora, Louis Alexander, Anna Eliza, John Francis, William Noel, Frank Hamilton, and Douglas Fleming. J.F. Conoley was a merchant, sheriff, lawyer, and judge. He served in the 29th AL Regiment as a Lt. Col. Thanks! Don Conoly dconoly@mindspring.com
2. [ALDALLAS-L] Oliver, Murrell, Thomas, Holloway, Martin [1]
I am researching the OLIVER surname. Specifically, I am searching for the relatives of one THEODORICK OLIVER - he is my major brick wall. I do not know any information about his parents or siblings. He is listed as being born in 1799 in either Tennessee or Virginia. He is listed in the 1850 US Louisiana Census as being from Virginia and his children list him as being from either Virginia or Tennessee in the 1860, 1870 & 1880 US Census in both Louisiana and Texas. He died between 1852 - 6 January 1854, in (
3. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] ALEXANDER - Dallas County mid 1800's [1]
Ann: I have records on Alexanders who migrated to Dallas County Ala as early as 1819-1820, from Christian County, Kentucky, in a large migration of Armstrong-Woods-Read-Alexander-McGough families. In particular, an Abigail Alexander was married to Thomas Woods, Jr. They had a large family, Also, as I remember it, Alexanders were associated with the Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church in northern Dallas County. If any of this sounds familiar or interesting, let me know, and I can send you some inf
4. [ALDALLAS-L] CATTS Family [1]
Looking for info on Catts family of Dallas county lived around Sardis and Pleasant Hill. Any info would be helpfull
5. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Roster of the 51st Alabama Cavalry Regiment,Partisan Rangers [1]
At the time I wrote, I didn't have any particular SAMPLE name to give you. I have since heard from another member on the list and she gave me a name. (Bless her!) Please try Alexander SAMPLE. According to info she had, he was from Autauga County, AL. Thank you. M. Marsh granydoll@aol.com
6. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Roster of the 51st Alabama Cavalry Regiment, Partisan Rangers [1]
I am interested in finding anything on a SAMPLE family from the Selma, AL area in the 1850s to 1870s. granydoll@aol.com
7. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Roster of the 51st Alabama Cavalry Regiment, Partisan Rangers [1]
Thanks, Kathryn. Arlene
8. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Civil War Rosters and General Links [1]
This is GREAT! Thanks for the websites. Linda Researching CRAIG's in DALLAS Co.
9. [ALDALLAS-L] ALEXANDER - Dallas County mid 1800's [1]
ALEXANDER family Seeking information on Alexanders living in Dallas County in mid 1800's. Sample ALEXANDER and wife Abigail; James S. ALEXANDER and wife Eliza; Ulysses ALEXANDER. All were in 1850 census. Sample had probably been in Dallas County since 1840 or earlier. James S. was married to Eliza Russel in Dallas County in 1847. James S. moved west to Pontotoc County, MS by 1860. Sample had followed him to MS by 1870. The Abigail ALEXANDER who died in 1859 and is buried in Fulford Cemetery in Dallas Co
10. [ALDALLAS-L] McGRAW, Pamelia/Permelia [1]
Looking for any information on Pamelia/Permelia McGRAW...date of birth probably abt. 1840 +/- Place of birth unknown. Married in 1860, in Calhoun County, AL to F.Moses McCULLERS. Their son, James Dudley McCULLERS was born in Dallas Co. 13 July 1860. Any information on these people will be most appreciated. Thank you, Arlene Hampton
11. [ALDALLAS-L] GARDNER - ARNETT [1]
GARDNER - ARNETT I am looking for Dallas County connections to my ancestor Joseph Benjamin GARDNER (b 1840 Monroe County GA- d 1895 Shelby County AL), most especially to a Mrs. Martha J. Arnett or Marcy J. Arnett. They were mentioned together in relation to a law firm in Selma (Cauthorn and Coleman?) ca 1890. Joseph Benjamin Gardner was the son of John Gardner and Elizabeth SIKES from Monroe County, GA. My GARDNER family of Shelby County AL and many of the GARDNERs in Dallas County are descended
12. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Dallas County websites [1]
http://www.rootsweb.com/~algenweb/ try this if you haven.t found dallas cy yet. good luck whb
13. [ALDALLAS-L] Telitha Toole - Nathaniel Waller [1]
I need as much information as possible about the children of Telitha Toole b. abt. 1776 and Nathaniel Waller (Maryland). I have seen information listing "Nathaniel, Thomas Flint, probably Charles R. and others." Was there also a David T. (Toole) Waller who married Sarah Ann Ricks in Autauga County in 1840? Sarah Waller who is listed in the Dallas Co. Census of 1850 and 1860 as HOH is my g grandmother. I am trying to determine her maiden name and the name of her husband. Her daughter Annetta Elizabeth m
14. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Civil War Rosters and General Links [1]
See anyone named Russum on those lists????
15. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] ALEXANDER - Dallas County mid 1800's [1]
just pull up ala and then you can elect county(dallas). go through info and you will find cemetaries and you are on the way.hope that helps, but i do it regularly, even though i can't give good instructions give it a tey whb
16. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] ALEXANDER - Dallas County mid 1800's [1]
What is the address for the dallas cty web site? Kay
17. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] McGRAW, Pamelia/Permelia [1]
I have McCraw in my Tadlock line. The Tadlock's were in Perry Co. mostly but some in Dallas Co. also. You might check Perry Co. and see if they are there. Linda
18. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Roster of the 51st Alabama Cavalry Regiment,Partisan Rangers [1]
Fred and Paul: This site gives some information about Company "I" of the 51st Alabama Cavalry. Click here: Alabama Civil War Regimental Histories Kathryn "A family tree can wither if nobody tends its roots." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Researching these families in the Southeast: COX, CROUT, HENRY, HILL, KELLY/KHELE, LAWRENCE, LITCHFIELD, MAULDIN, NELSON, OVERTON, TAYLOR, UZZELL, WEST. Also, AMBROSE, BALCH, HOUGH, STARK
19. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] ALEXANDER - Dallas County mid 1800's [1]

20. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Roster of the 51st Alabama Cavalry Regiment,Partisan Rangers [1]
In 1879, there was a James Sample who was clothier and tailor in Selma. And in the Live Oak Cemetery there is a John A. Sample, 1873/1941 buried along with his wife, Laura B. Eddy Sample, b. 3 July 1879 and d. 2 Sept 1936. This information was taken from the book," Selma, Her Institutions and Her Men" and from the listings for the Live Oak Cemetery in the City of Selma. Regards, Suzanne Shuttleworth Coats GranyDoll@aol.com wrote: > I am interested in finding anything on a SAMPLE family from the Selma,
21. [ALDALLAS-L] CALDWELL [1]
Looking for information on a Caldwell Family who lived in Orville, Alabma later moving to Prichard, Alabama. Father, George; wife Lucy; children, John Roosevelt, Daisey and stepdaughter Helen. John Roosevel attended Mobile County Training School in Mobile, graduated and attended Straight College in New Orleans. Daisey died in her early thirtys or late twentys in Mobile. She had no children. I think the family would have been in Orville prior to 1912. John was born on May 2, 1912.
22. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] cemetery indexes [1]
Check the Selma Library. They have lots of cemetery lists. Possibly they can help. Mary Davis ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2000 12:53 PM Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] cemetery indexes > Hi: > > Does anyone know who I could contact to see if there is an index that has > been done for Providence and Orrville cemeteries? I am trying to find someone > who died in 1840. > > Any advice will be greatly appreciated. > > Leslie Hill > LHill
23. [ALDALLAS-L] McCULLERS - McGRAW [1]
I am seeking any information on F.Moses McCULLERS, Private in Co.E, 30th Alabama Inf. Regiment. He enlisted March 6th in Calhoun Co. AL, was mustered into Confederate Service at Camp Curry,Talledega, AL on March 29, 1862. Was killed in 2nd Manassas Battle. F. Moses was the son of Moses McCULLOUGH. Moses and F. Moses according to family lore, came from Scotland to Texas in/abt. 1837. From Texas they came to AL. There were two other known siblings of F. Moses: James and Charlie. Birthplaces
24. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Civil War Rosters and General Links [1]
By using FTM how exactly do i do that to look up the records? Barbara
25. Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Civil War Rosters and General Links [1]
Thanks B. J. for the links! I am trying to locate a copy of the roster for Company E of the 41st Alabama Infantry. Maybe these will help. Larry McCray
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