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1. Re: [ALHENRY] The name "Vee" [1]
Kathy, My father had a sister who was 9 years old on the 1910 census (only census she ever appeared on - died as a teenager) and she is listed as Vee. Somewhere I've seen her listed also as Veda. I wish I knew if those were nicknames. The census info is all I have on her. Is Cutchens your great aunt's maiden name? I know I don't have any Cutchens in my lines but perhaps they could have been neighbors. Jeanette
2. Trip to Henry County [1]
I am planning a trip to Henry County about the 27th of this month. Need some help. We will be staying near Abbeville and need the directions to the court house. Also I need to know the directs to Hardwicksburg. I will be in FT Gaines, Shorterville, Abbeyville and Hardwickburg. Any info you can help me with would be appreciated. Thank you so much. Pat in FL
3. House of Ephraim and Mary Ann Oates [1]
I am seeking information on the first home of Ephraim and Mary Ann Ward Oates. Did they live on his mother's plantation near Roeville, or did they live in Abbeville Alabama? Where did he and his first wife live. Malinda Ann's Confederate Widows pension only said she was born near Abbeville 5 Feb 1851. Which meant they were all either born on his mother's plantation or in their own home. The plantation was located near the outskirts of Roeville. I know that Mary Ann Oates died 4 Nov 1882 and she is buried i
4. Dousing [1]
Larry, can you help this gentleman, please. M. Snell Several articles have recently appeared on witching or dousing for gravesites and several of our members have asked questions about "who can we contact?" Do you perchance know who the gentleman was that put on the dousing demonstration during our May meeting and how to contact him? I thought I had that info but if I did, I can't find it anywhere now - all I remember is that he was from Henry County. Just FYI, one of our members found the following disc
5. Funeral - Mrs. Elberta Martin, Civil War Widow [1]
Dale County Genealogical and Historical Society Meeting Set The Dale County Genealogical and Historical Society will meet Monday, August 2, 2004, in the Alice Doughtie Wing of the Ozark-Dale County Public Library. The meeting will begin at 7:00 with President Manonia Snell presiding. Civil War reenactor, Charles Zeigler, Newton, will present a slide presentation of the recent funeral of Mrs. Alberta Martin, Elba, the last Alabama Civil War widow. The public is cordially invited to attend the meetings and
6. Brown/Brackin [1]
Looking for the death date and burial place of David Brown husband of Vassie Brackin. David died between 1915 and 1920. Thanks! Kathy _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today - it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/
7. The name "Vee" [1]
Does anyone have female ancestors with the name "Vee". I was named after a great-aunt whose middle name was Vee and have been told it was an old family name. Just wondering where this came from (and why I was "blessed" with it)? (Great-aunt was a Cutchens). Thanks, Kathy Vee _________________________________________________________________ Overwhelmed by debt? Find out how to Dig Yourself Out of Debt from MSN Money. http://special.msn.com/money/0407debt.armx
8. Messer [1]
To the person who asked about the unknown Messer in LA., sorry but I don't have any info on them. I tried replying to your message but since my email address is unknown to your address book, it was returned. I haven't had a lot of luck on my Messers, pretty elusive group. Am I the only person who gets an ancestor with a common name in an area but they don't connect with any of the locals? Drives me nuts. But then that's what makes this so interesting. Pierson/Person Messer married Armintha Golden and
9. Ref: Grave Dowsing [1]
Thanks, all you Henry County People. The program at the Dale County Genealogical and Historical Society Meeting in Ozark for May, 2004, was presented by Ted Urquhart, President, Alabama Cemetery Preservation Alliance. A guest at our meeting, Ronald Thomas, Abbeville, demonstrated how the dowsing rods worked for him. We were flabbergasted!!! I couldn't make it work for me. However, I haven't given up. As soon as the weather cools a bit, I'm going to any old cemetery on my neighbor's property and check it ou
10. Mary Campbell [1]
Does anyone have any info on a Mary Campbell that is listed on the 1860 Henry County census? She was head of house, 63, born GA. Living with her was Marion 79, and Layrett---? 28, and Wm Irwin 11. In 1870, there is a Mary Campbell living with my Willis Brown family in Dale County who would fit the age. Thanks for any leads! Kathy _________________________________________________________________ Discover the best of the best at MSN Luxury Living. http://lexus.msn.com/
11. LEATH, MEANS, HUTCHINS, MC(C)LENDON, UPSON, HARRIS, MOSLEY [1]
LEATH, MEANS, HUTCHINS, MC(C)LENDON, UPSON, HARRIS, MOSLEY, LONG, SMITH, PRICE, HAYDEN, STOVALL, CORBITT These surnames occur in the southwest corner of Georgia and the southwest corner of Alabama. The main counties are Clay, and Early Counties of Georgia and, Henry and Houston Counties of Alabama. I am looking for anyone who knows people with these surnames. Please contact me at saundra_b_2001@yahoo.com; or saundrab1@netzero.net
12. Andrew J. Parker and Sarah Cummins [1]
I may have found Andrew J. Parker and his wife Sarah in 1870. I am somewhat puzzled about the place of birth of two children in 1870 compared to the 1880 census where Andrew is with his second wife, one of my ancestors, Sarah Lane. There is a family tree at Ancestry.Com that has Andrew and Sarah Lane Parker living in Arkansas after 1880. Please let me know what I found the following in Greene County, IL 1870, Woodville Precinct Parker, A. J., Age 38, M, W, Farmer, 100, Alabama Parker, Sarah, Age 35,
13. Brown family [1]
After a recent visit to Henry County, I finally connected by gggrandfather, John W. Brown to his father Willis Brown. (Willis was married twice, first to Mary (unknown) and second to Elizabeth Armstong.) John W. was married to Julia Ann Messer on March 10, 1881. John W and Julia had the following children: Irene who married Henry C. Kirkland, John H who apparently never married, Minnie Mae (my ggrandmother) who married Thomas Coker Cutchens, Janie who may have died before 1910, Mary who maried James
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