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1. Re: [ALMONTGO] driving directions to the two following cemeteries [1]
Let me catch up with you. I had almost 700 email when I got back and, of course, more coming in all the time. I do believe I have the marriage list, but let me check and get back with you. Carolyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bushy Hartman" To: Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2006 9:08 AM Subject: RE: [ALMONTGO] driving directions to the two following cemeteries > HI Carolyn, > Hope all is well with you and yours. > > Sadly no one volunteered t
2. 1849 Waggon [1]
I'm hoping someone can point me toward an image of a "waggon" such as might have been driven during the spring/summer of 1849 by the owner of a rather large Montgomery plantation to tour east Texas looking for the ideal place to establish a new plantation. Two men and possibly a driver made the journey, and many nights they "camped" along the way. I suppose it would have some sort of covered wagon, and would like to find an appropriate image for illustrating the transcription of a travel journal, as w
3. Re: [ALMONTGO] Rollo/Rolin Floyd in Pike Co. AL census family in Montgomery ... [1]
Pike County Alabama, Orion. I to, am looking for documentation of my ancestors that lived and worked in the Orion, Al. area of Pike County. Many of my great aunts, and uncles, and my Great Grandfather Donald McDonald were born in Orion. Donald McDonald was born 1843. If you have come by any materials, or census information with this family (A.C. McDonald/MacDonald and Charlolette) please let me know where to find it. I am presently working with the Librarian in the genalogy office at Troy, Al. on th
4. looking for map site [1]
Hello all, Would anyone know where Ramah, Montgomery Co., AL? Was this the 2nd District of Montgomery Co., Al in 1840/1850? Doe anyone know of a good internet site that might have a great detailed map of the above time period or even one of today? Thanks Bushy
5. map site found [1]
I answered my own question: http://www.livgenmi.com/1895/AL/County/montgomery.htm Mongtomery at a later time period than I wanted but it will work for me. They also have other state maps http://jrshelby.com/hcl/al.htm -----Original Message----- From: Bushy Hartman [mailto:mihartman@homexpressway.net] Sent: Saturday, July 15, 2006 6:18 PM To: ALMONTGO-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ALMONTGO] looking for map site Hello all, Would anyone know where Ramah, Montgomery Co., AL? Was this the 2nd District of Montg
6. New Contact Information [1]
Hello! I am still a member of AOL but have not been able to access my email very often. I moved to Blount County (Ala.) back in January and have recently bought a place in North Blount County near the Cullman and Marshall County lines. It looks like my local phone line will come from Arab, Alabama. Below are the current mailing addresses for reaching me by snail mail. If ever in the area, feel free to stop by and say ,"Hello." If traveling through Blount County, you take Hwy 231 North through Bloun
7. Re: [ALMONTGO] New Contact Information [1]
I have been to Blount County a couple of times. I have distant cousins who have a home near Cullman. They also have a home in Huntsville, my mother's family lives there, but these are my dad's relatives. This is a real coincidence. If I ever have money to buy gas to go that far, I definately will stop by. I really do want to do some more research there, but it will not be soon. Lula Holeman Editor, Pack Rat Gazette www.packratgazette.com Feature Writer, Life in the Ozarks www.lifeintheozarks.com ----- Ori
8. Re: [ALMONTGO] looking for map site [1]
Bushy asked: "Would anyone know where Ramah, Montgomery Co., AL? Was this the 2nd District of Montgomery Co., Al in 1840/1850?" What was listed as "Ramah" in some of the mid-19th century Montgomery Co. census records is the same as the modern "Ramer," in southern Montgomery County. I believe the "2nd District" included Ramer and the southern part of the county. Bushy also asked: "Doe anyone know of a good internet site that might have a great detailed map of the above time period or even one of today?"
9. Final Resting Place for some Scots in Montgomery, Alabama [1]
I am looking for the cemeteries for Angus Robertson, and Archibald C. MacDonald/McDonald. They both lived in Montgomery after 1860. If anyone comes by this, please forward the cemetery site to me; Eugene Watson, Dripping Springs, Texas Thank you.
10. RE: [ALMONTGO] driving directions to the two following cemeteries [1]
HI Carolyn, Hope all is well with you and yours. Sadly no one volunteered to photograph Greenwood Cem. or the Confederate Cem. the Hills Chapel Cemetery would be fine but credit should be given to Mary Henley and if a link could be posted to the Rollo Cousins web page that would be super so the researchers can find more documentation and help from our web page. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rollo/cemeteries.htm Rollo Cousins I still have them in email form but do you want them right from the
11. Re: [ALMONTGO] driving directions to the two following cemeteries [1]
Hey, Bushy, Are you going to post the photos to the USGenWeb Tombstone/Archives Project as well? Just wondering as they would make a nice addition to the Montgomery website. Thanks much, Carolyn Golowka ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bushy Hartman" To: Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 1:39 PM Subject: [ALMONTGO] driving directions to the two following cemeteries > Hi everyone, > A very very nice volunteer photographed the Hill Chapel Cemetery s
12. Autauga Genealogical Society, SATURDAY, July 15 [1]
The Autauga Genealogical Society will meet SATURDAY, July 15, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the PROBATE OFFICE in Prattville. This is a great opportunity for those who work during the week to research the records in the Probate Office. It is also an opportunity for those who are not familiar with Probate research in Alabama to become knowledgeable about records in Alabama probate offices. The Autauga Probate Office is located at 176 W. 5th St., 1 block from the Autauga County Courthouse in downtown Pra
13. Aut. Gen Society this Saturday [1]
A reminder: The Autauga Genealogical Society will meet SATURDAY, July 15, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the PROBATE OFFICE in Prattville. This is a great opportunity for those who work during the week to research the records in the Probate Office. It is also an opportunity for those who are not familiar with Probate research in Alabama to become knowledgeable about records in Alabama probate offices. The Autauga Probate Office is located at 176 W. 5th St., 1 block from the Autauga County Courthouse in downt
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