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1. Re: Guyton [1]
I research the Guytons from Lamar County. How can I help you. Michael Guyton ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 10:53 PM Subject: Guyton > Are there any Guyton researchers on this list? > > Thanks, > Gen > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >
2. Rube Burrow Train Robber [1]
I have added a page on "Lamar County Kin" site on Rube Burrow, Train Robber. http://www.fayette.net/carruth/indexpage.htm Barbara Woolbright Carruth
3. 1870 Censs Index Lamar County,Al. [1]
Yes,the index for 1870 census Lamar Co.Al. is on line.Go to Always interested in your LINKS! Jean
4. MIGRATIONS PROJECT [1]
If you would like to list your ancestor's movements across the country,go to jean
5. Burial Place of Guy Morton [1]
information from Oct.1934 Lamar Democrat Guy Morton,age 40,passed away at his residence South Montgomery Ave,Sheffield,Al. He was a famous baseball player with the Indians for 11 years in Cleveland. Noted as one of the greatest curve ball pitchers.And later pitching for Florence -Wilson Dam team and the Muscle Shoals nine composed of Tennessee Valley Authority employees. Survivors,wife,Mrs. Edna Morton,mother Mrs. Mary Morton,several brothers and sisters. Paper states burial held
6. William Burton Taylor Family of Lamar County, AL [1]
Dear Dave & Julie, Well here I am again, but I think that I have more proof of what I have sent previously. I found William Burton Taylor on the 1850 census of Marion County, AL (see below). Mollee 1850 Beat #4, Marion County, AL (page 106-B): Dwelling #101, Family #104, Enumeration date: 18 Nov 1850 Real Estate Value $300 Taylor, William B. 32 M W Blacksmith NC Taylor, Talitha A. C. 21 F W AL Taylor, Martha 7 F W AL Taylor, Mary 5
7. Taylor's of Lamar [1]
Thank you to each who responded to my question about John Burton Taylor, son of William and Eliza. My cousin, J.W. Perkins is another active seeker in this corner of Alabama for connected cousins and I also appreciate David Taylor's family information on William Burton Taylor. Is it not too much of a coincidence that William Burton Taylor, father of Melinda Taylor Johnson, and my John Burton Taylor would have so many similar family names? John Burton named a daughter Frances Jane as did W.B. John Bu
8. Fwd: Re: [TAYLOR] Even more info Taylor Twins [1]
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9. Genealogical society and websites [1]
Please remember to renew your membership to the Lamar Co. Genealogical and Historical Society, P.O. Box 357, Vernon, AL 35592. The cost is $16 per year, and includes four issues of the Links to Lamar Co., AL periodical. There have been a couple of people ask about the NWAL Territory site. They were not able to access it. I think the problem has been cleared up by Rootsweb, and you may try it again. The address is: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~alterritory/ Please also check out the excell
10. RE: ALLAMAR-D Digest V02 #9 [1]
unsubscribe -----Original Message----- From: ALLAMAR-D-request@rootsweb.com [mailto:ALLAMAR-D-request@rootsweb.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 3:00 AM To: ALLAMAR-D@rootsweb.com Subject: ALLAMAR-D Digest V02 #9 << Message: ATT00007.eml (442 bytes) >> << Message: James Johnson Family (1.12 KB) >> << Message: Re: James Johnson Family (2.27 KB) >>
11. Re: James Johnson Family [1]
This is what I have David ray taylor tnemelcy@wk.net Descendants of Martha Malinda Taylor Generation No. 1 1. MARTHA MALINDA6 TAYLOR (WILLIAM BURTON5, JOSHUA4, THOMAS TEAGLE (TEAKLE) (TEACKLE)3, WILLIAM2, ROBERT1) was born April 07, 1843 in Marion County, Alabama. She married JAMES AGUSTUS (JIM) JOHNSON April 07, 1858 in Marion County, Alabama. He was born April 24, 1835 in Alabama. Notes for MARTHA MALINDA TAYLOR: 1860 Marion Co. Alabama Census, not in 1860 census with William B. Taylor More A
12. LAMAR CO,AL Society Meeting and urls for sites connected to the area [1]
All of us shared early history before the present day counties were formed.We would like for you to feel free to attend our meeting and come to research at the MARY WALLACE COBB MEMORIAL LIBRARY located in Vernon Cityhall. All of the surrounding counties have good research libraries.But the materials vary from library to library. The Lamar County Genealogical and Historical invites all of our good neighbors to come to the Febuary 11,2002 meeting at 6pm in the Lamar Co,Al Extention Building on Columbus Str
13. RE: Voter Register, 1901-1914, Lamar County [1]
Can anyone tell me where Military Springs Precinct would be? I would appreciate any information about the J.P. Sartar family listed as living there. Wanda Voter Register, 1901-1914, Lamar County Precinct One, Town Date Of Birth Austin, W. M. 1825 Burns, G. C. Jan 25, 1825 Bradley, R. E. 1834 Collins, Wm. H. Jan 17, 1837 Morton, M. R. May 6, 1828
14. Society Meeting [1]
Don't forget to attend the meeting tomorrow,Jan.14 at 5 pm at the Lamar Extention Office.David Barne will speak on Veterans Grave Marker.If you cannot attend and like to join the Lamar Co. Genealogical and Historical Society, P.O.Box 357,Vernon,Al 35592 fees are still $16 per year.You receive four LINKS newsletters per year.Queries are free to anyone. If you would like to place a free query in the local DEMOCRAT e-mail or write Links,181 4th St NW,Vernon,Al 35592 We invite everyone t
15. LAMAR CO,AL SOCIETY [1]
You are invited to attend our Jan.14,2002 meeting at 5 p.m. at the Lamar County Extention Office on Columbus Ave Nw next to the Citizens State Bank in Vernon. This is the old Health Dept. Building.We appreciate Wayne Robinson for the invitation to meet there.They have reworked,painted the inside of the building and have a nice meeting area. David Barnes of the Veterans Affairs Office will speak on VA markers. You do not have to be a member to attend.We are looking forward to seeing you if you want to r
16. Corder [1]
Anyone with a Corder line? I found a new 3rd great grandfather, Elias Corder, who died in early 1856 in what is now Lamar Co., AL Elias came from Spartanburg Co., SC, Middle Tygar River area, and I believe him to be the son of William Corder and Gincy Barnett, daughter of Micajah Barnett. I am not sure who his wife was, except she is listed as Anna on an 1822 deed; but the Pennington family (of the Spartanburg area also) bought an awful lot at his estate sale: Soloman Pennington, Benjamin Pennington,
17. Re: Booth-Sirratt [1]
Roger & Surratt researchers, In addition to this link with the Pres. Lincoln assisination, there is also a Union Army link; your Capt. Samuel Surratt (CSA, regiment ?) married abt 1836 to Nancy Pennington. Her youngest brother (Ervin/Irwin Pennington) joined the 1st Alabama Cavalry (USV), Pvt, Co H; other brothers were Unionists, thus her nephew, Franklin Pennington Jr. also served 1st Alabama Cavalry, Pvt, Co H; as did nephew Abner Pennington (Pvt, Co H); same for Joseph Pennington (Missouri Cavalry u
18. LAMAR COUNTY SITES TO VISIT and 2ND BOOK IN THE WORKS [1]
Neighbors here is the information our LINKS ask for.Please post your sites for us. Thank you, Jean Lamar County Genealogical and Historical Society Page Lamar Kin Page e-mail Barbara Carruth Another Lamar Co. website
19. Voter Register, 1901-1914, Lamar County [1]
Hope this helps someone. If your looking for Guytons, I posted them at the Guyton Genforum. Voter Register, 1901-1914, Lamar County Precinct One, Town Date Of Birth Austin, W. M. 1825 Burns, G. C. Jan 25, 1825 Bradley, R. E. 1834 Collins, Wm. H. Jan 17, 1837 Morton, M. R. May 6, 1828 Merchant, A. J. Mar 11, 1834 Pennington, A. J.
20. Lamar County Kin Site [1]
http://www.fayette.net/carruth For some unknown reason to me persons using Navigator to view my site can not view some pages or even get into the site. Persons using Internet Explorer report no problem. If you are having problems please let me know. I am attempting to restore all my info since my crash in October and have a bundle of new to put on the site. I would like to find out what the problem is, if anyone knows. I am using Front Page 2000. Thanks, Barbara Woolbright Carruth
21. Re: (no subject) [1]
Is that Bisha Tarwater? Sabra ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2002 6:40 PM Subject: (no subject) > Do any of you know anything about the Tarwater family? Wanda > Tarwater >
22. Re: Guyton [1]
I have researched some of the Burlie Guyton family, my Great grandfather Burlie was adopted by Thomas Clarence Guyton ... Thomas' first wife was Texanna Herndon, Burlie's mother.. regards, Robert Alexander ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, December 31, 2001 10:53 PM Subject: Guyton > Are there any Guyton researchers on this list? > > Thanks, > Gen > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online
23. Booth-Sirratt [1]
In response to the person sho has the John Wilkes Booth photo, how did the photo come to be in Fayette/Lamar County? In her trial for the assasination of Lincoln, Mary Surratt stated she corresponded with a rebel Capt Samuel Surratt. Is this the same Samuel Surratt who lived in Vernon in 1850 ? Or a son ? My ancestor, William Surratt died in Vernon after 1850 and was the father of Samuel Surratt. I suspect him to be buried in Furnace Hill Cem or there abouts. Mary Surrat was hung by the yanks. The Lamar Su
24. website updates [1]
Dear List: After taking off a couple of weeks to spend time with my family for the holidays, I have resumed transcribing & uploading new records to the Lamar ALGenWeb site! Check out the updates: Smith Family Bios: http://www.rootsweb.com/~allamar2/smith4.htm More Confederate Soldiers from 1907: http://www.rootsweb.com/~allamar2/cw1907.htm And new reunions: http://www.rootsweb.com/~allamar2/reunions.htm I am in the process of combining the "Surnames" page with the "Most Wanted" page so that folks do
25. Re: Taylor families of Lamar County, AL [1]
I was still researching David's information when you sent this. Let me also add to the confusion: ray taylor tnemelcy@wk.net Mollee Wrote: double parentheses my comments...((ray)) When the estate of John Miller Hankins was settled the 4th day of September A. D. 1876, the following persons signed the settlement: (parentheses are my comments) Signed: Martha Hankins, her mark (this is Martha Morton, wife of dec.) E. J. W. Moore (husband of Eliza J. Hankins) ((???)) F. M. Hankins (is this Stephen Frank
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