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1. Matasovsky [1]
Is any one working the Matasovsky surname? Bill
2. Re: Cherokee Indian Genealogy [1]
Well, my 3rd ggm Sarah Robbins was also said by family members to be half Cherokee. Sarah was b. in AL, probably between 1823 and 1827. Her marriage record below might interest you.... Sarah Robbins m. Jones Daniel Ray on 24 Oct 1844 in Coosa Co. AL. License was issued on 19 Oct 1844. Ceremony performed by John Yates, M.G. Book A-194, Coosa Co. AL. The Dennis surname rings my bell too if you're talking GA and AL... my Perry family was friends with Dennis family in GA and they moved to Perry Co. AL to
3. Re: Cherokee Indian Genealogy [1]
Roger I only have 1860 Census for Tallapoosa,Al because I volunteered to trancsribe that year and get it online free for everyone There are hundreds of volunteers doing one year of one county of one state[so that the work is not duplicated] then by sharing ,we all get more info faster,easier and cheaper. You can subscribe to Census-L mail list at CENSUS-L@rootsweb.com It works like ALTALLAP-L@rootsweb.com it lets you read all mail and pick up info to help in your search----I bought my CD for $57 fr
4. Unbelieveble [1]
I cannot believe that in this day and time individuals could bring to the public this statement. Just what water do they walk on? I have relatives that lived in Tallapoosa County from 1850 till 1868. The Rev. Early Greathouse moved from Georgia to Alabama with his twelve children. Four of his sons fought in the CSA and three of them died in that war.Several Greathouse Family members are buried near Dadsville. The Rev. Greathouse was a Baptist minister at the Troup County Line Baptist Church before mo
5. Research Lookups [1]
Southeastern Genealogical Research (www.akat.com/genealogy.html) Is a new research service specializing in Southeastern Staes research. I can lookup individual surname records. For lookups I charge $5 per lookup but that includes photo copies and postage to you. Please let me know if I can be of service. The Collection of material I have access to includes over 100,000 printed volumes, 9,000 volumes of bound periodicals, 15,000 reels of microfilm exclusive of newspaper and periodical holdings, more than
6. Heritage Book Deadline [1]
The Tallapoosa Co. Heritage Book Committee voted 23 July 1999 to extend the deadline for submission of stories and prepurchase of books to 30 September 1999. I do not understand the change to 31 Oct . That is not what the committee decided. Jack
7. Tallapoosa Heritage Book Deadline [1]
Hi folks. I have been out of town since mid July and have not responded to those of you who asked about the Heritage Book deadline. My understanding is that the dead line has been extended to September 30, 1999. Sorry, that I did not get back to you all sooner. Good luck on your submittals. John and Jan Radford johnjanr@intersurf.com Baton Rouge, La
8. Re: Cherokee Indian Genealogy [1]
Cherokee Indian Reservation web site http://www.cherokee-nc.com 1-800-438-1601 On the Census dated August 10,1860 in New Site,Tallapoosa County,Alabama there was a James Yates 46 m farmer $300 land value $400 personal value Teressa 45 f - James H 16 m -Albert H 15 m-Mary W13 f-Martha T 12 f-Amanda Y 11 f-Nancy 9 f- Augustus 8 m - McDaniel 7 m -David 3 m -Margaret 3 f If you have any luck with Indian Reservations records please write down who you spoke to and the route you took--at least you have her name
9. Re: Unbelieveble [1]
In a message dated 08/03/1999 7:25:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time, EGreat7049@aol.com writes: << I had planned to complete a brief history of the Greathouse Family for your publication, its would seem to be a waste of time. Please advise. Sincerely, Early Reed Greathouse >> I for one, hope you still send it. Unless I am totally wrong, they were loved and had some impact on the people of that county. Seems to be a help to me...I have no ties to the Greathouses but think they should be included in
10. RE: Cherokee Indian Genealogy [1]
Kay: I am sure there are a lot of sites out there to search.....but, this is one of my favorites and it includes some 1851 census of Cherokees East of the Mississippi. http://hometown.aol.com/bbbenge/front.html -----Original Message----- From: ParrotHed@aol.com [SMTP:ParrotHed@aol.com] Sent: Monday, August 09, 1999 6:44 PM To: ALTALLAP-L Subject: Cherokee Indian Genealogy Hi all... I have been wanting to find some info on my gggrandmother MARTHA TAYLOR YATES PEPPER. I had a note on some genealogy
11. Mt Pisgah Cemetery [1]
Saw a reference to Mt Pisgah Cemetery in or near Melvin Alabama.
12. Re: ALTALLAP-D Digest V99 #86 [1]
In reply to the e-mails related to "unbelieveable", where did you get the idea that the "Heritage Book" folks would delete material on someone's parentage as you've interpreted it? While the "illegitimate" definition is listed as the 3rd one in the dictionary I use, the major definition relates to "lacking authenticity or validity; counterfeit; false". The next one relates to "constituting a forgery or interpolation". So I have to assume that these are reasonable people and used the "spurious" term to f
13. Cherokee Indian Genealogy [1]
Hi all... I have been wanting to find some info on my gggrandmother MARTHA TAYLOR YATES PEPPER. I had a note on some genealogy stuff that indicated she might be part Indian, tho I didn't know what tribe. Well, today I visited her grave for the first time, and guess what? There's a big ole SEAL OF THE CHEROKEE NATION on her grave! Now, I am wondering if you all could give me some pointers on tracing my Native American roots? Subsequent findings today said she was 1/2 Indian, and her parents were J
14. Re: ALTALLAP-D Digest V99 #86 [1]
Reference the questions about the "Committee reserves the right to delete spurious material." I have seen and at least scanned all of the stories submitted to date and found nothing that would fit that description. It is my view that "spurious material" would come under the heading of libelous material. It would not be good to say that someone was a "bastard", but nothing would be wrong in saying that the same person's Mother was unwed or that the person was born out of wedlock. That says the same thin
15. MOON/RILEY SURNAMES [1]
Jackie Bianchi wanted info on DF RILEY [no RILEY surnames found],wife Sarah[no luck] and daughter Elizabeth m. #1 George J RAYMOND [no RAYMOND surname found] #2 William Bird MOON == Elizabeth and William had a daughter in 1866 named Dthoedosia Ernest MOON Here is what I found == 1860`s Tallapoosa County Census listed at Youngstown ,AL WILLIAM B MOON age 39m. Physcian w/ $5000 Real Estate-$12000 Personal Estate b.Ga- wife Roenna C age 32f b.Ga = children --Mary C age 14f b.GA --Frances J age 12 f b.
16. Humphrey/Brown connection [1]
I am going to try this again. I forgot I unsubscribed when I went on vacation...and I don't think this made it to the list yesterday. Thanks, Deanie Humphrey ====================================================== Looking for information on the husband and children of Sisely Ann Humphrey Brown, daughter of Wm. H. Humphrey and Sarah Eidson. Sisely had a twin brother who may have died before the 1870 Tallapoosa Co Census. Sisely was b. 1857 Ga. On the 1910 census she was living in Tallapoosa Co. wi
17. Re: Davis [1]
Janice, Many times witnesses on legal documents were relatives or trusted friends. A lot of genealogists would tell you to follow your nose on this one. The Davis's you mentioned are more than likely related. Did they live close together on the census records? You did not give dates so I am assuming you have checked. I will try to check and see if I can find any info on them in my marriage database as I have Davis relatives as well, and I made note of some of their (Davis) marriages in Tallapoosa
18. Heritage Book Deadline Update [1]
To all who are wondering about the Heritage Book of Tallapoosa Co. The deadline for submission of stories has been extended to 31 Oct 99 instead of 30 Sep. Also anyone who has knowledge of Tallapoosa Co. Veterans of any time, not just during a war, may submit a story, 500 words, and a picture for publication in a military section of the book. There will be a section for Couples in Tallapoosa who were or have been married at least 50 years or more. Again 500 words and a picture may be submitted about t
19. New Correct Tallapoosa Heritage Book Deadline [1]
Hi folks. I have been out of town since mid July and have not responded to those of you who asked about the Heritage Book deadline. I had not read all of my e-mail messages, and I gave you all an incorrect deadline date. My understanding is that the correct dead line has been extended to October 31, 1999. Sorry about that. Good luck on your submittals. John and Jan Radford johnjanr@intersurf.com Baton Rouge, La
20. Richardson [1]
Hi everyone! I've been gone from the lists for a long time and wondered if there was anyone researching the surname RICHARDSON. In particular, I'm trying to find Thomas Richardson born 1816. Family says he was born in Charleston, SC, but we've never been able to find him there, even with 2 professional researchers. Other family members insist he was born in SC but lived in Alabama most of his life. I found him in Trinity County, TX in 1853 where he finally decided to stay put and stop wandering ar
21. Davis-Jordan [1]
My ancestor John Davis b.1795-1800 and wife Rachel Greer had a daughter named Susannah - she married Josiah Jordan 1848 Tallapoosa Co. According to the 1860 census record they had four children: Rachel Jordan b.1849, Josephine Jordan b.1851, John A. Jordan b.1855 and Sarah Jordan b.1857. What happened to this family? Susannah died before October 1858 in Tallapoosa co. Where did this family go after 1860? Janice Barnett Craft
22. Davis' [1]
I have Davis' that lived in Tallapoosa Co and Chambers Co. Here are my Tallapoosa Co. I have a Moon that married a Davis. It is below this one. I have more if you are interested. My aunt done all this research and she has this Davis line back to RICHARD2 DAVIS (THOMAS1) was born 1688. Happy Hunting, Deanie Humphrey JETER BARNETT6 DAVIS (THOMAS FULLILOVE5, ABSOLOM4, ABSOLOM3, RICHARD2, THOMAS1) was born June 30, 1830 in Troup Co, GA, and died February 04, 1897 in Titus Co or Dallas Co, GA.
23. Davis [1]
My great-grandfather John Daniel Davis wrote his will in March 1873 in Tallapoosa Co and it was witnessed by John A. Davis. Could this John A. Davis be a relative? John Daniel Davis and his brothers and sisters were involved in legal documents with the children of Sarah R. Moon b.1820 who married John B. Davis and then James B. Davis - married both in Meriwether Co, Georgia. We have no idea if these Davis men could be relatives. Could someone help us? Our Davis family lived in Tallapoosa Co between Jackson
24. Heritage Book Deadline [1]
The reason for the mix up in dates is that the publisher's consultants changed the deadline from 30 September 1999 to 31 October 1999 without the knowledge of the committee. Therefore the committee could not disseminate the correct date in a timely manner. Jack
25. Heritage Books [1]
Hi folks. I am posting a schedule of the meetings for the County Heritage books. This is the latest information that I have, Bullock August 18 & September 29, 1:00PM in the Bullock Co Extension meeting room, 902 MLK. Union Springs. Mailing address: Bullock Co Heritage book Committee, P.O. Box 242, Union Springs, Al 36089. ($59.00) Deadline for submission and preordering is October 31, 1999. Macon Co August 19 & September 30 at 7:00 PM, in the
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