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1. [LAEASTCA] Wilbur Fabriel Bonner [1]
To anybody that's related to Wilbur I am updating my book on the Williams family that his mother Margaret Elizabeth comes down from. I would appreciate currently information that I am missing and a very short bio. The book will be over 700-800 pages this time around. _________________________________________________________________ Its the same Hotmail.. If by same you mean up to 70% faster. http://windowslive.com/online/hotmail?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_hotmail_acq_broad1_122008
2. Re: [LAEASTCA] Corley Family - West Carroll [1]
For you folks in Houston, Texas: Here's a list of Family History Centers in your area: Family History Centers in Houston, Texas, United States Clear Lake Texas 1802 Gunwale Houston, Harris, Texas, United States Phone: 281-488-4406 Hours: T,Th 11am-8pm; Sat 9am-3pm Houston Texas 1101 Bering Drive Houston, Harris, Texas, United States Phone: 713-785-2105 Hours: T 10am-2pm, W 1pm-5pm & 7pm-9pm, Th 6pm-9pm, 2nd, 4th Sat 10am-2pm Houston Texas North 16331 Hafer Road Houston, Harris, Texas, Un
3. [LAEASTCA] Corley Family - West Carroll [1]
I am interested in any information pertaining to the Corley family who lived in Carroll Parish beginning in the 1840s. I believe the patriarch of John S. Corley, b. 1804, GA, to Edmund Corley and Nancy Thompson. The matriarch was Mary, who was born about 1813. They had the following children: 1.. Marion S. Corley, born in 1831, Montgomery Co., AL; married Cordelia Henry, on 5 Jan 1854, Carroll Par., LA; died in 1859/60, Carroll Par., LA. 2.. Eveline Corley, born in 1833, Montgomery Co., AL; married
4. Re: [LAEASTCA] Corley Family - West Carroll [1]
Hi Bruce, Thanks for the e-mail. I have never been there. However, I used to drive near there when I would take I-20 from Dallas to Jackson. Yes, it was Carroll Parish and then they split in the 1877 or 1878. I'd love to go visit because I know there are probably succession records for Corley and his family. Good to see another Houstonian. I'm in the Med Center area, not far from Clayton. Go there often, but they don't have many original records. Wish we could get them to order from the LDS!
5. Re: [LAEASTCA] Corley Family - West Carroll [1]
John, have you visited East & West Carroll Parish? It is my understanding that there are records that still exist that go back that far. My great great grandfather was Charles Bruce Richardson. He lived on the Bayou Macon which is in East Carroll Parish. I think that it used to be just Carroll Parish. His land was adjacent to the old location of the town of Monticello. If memory serves he had to leave in 1864 because of the war. My brother and I made a quick trip to find his home site in 2004. We met a
6. Deerfield/Cypress Bayou locations [1]
kayn@webtv.net wrote: > > Where exactly was "Deerfield" located?? Kay, I searched on my GNIS CD and did not find a Deerfield, LA. New Question: Does anyone know where "Cypress Bayou Schoolhouse" and "Cypress Bayou" were? I have a feeling they were near Midway, which is now in Richland Par. I do not find it on the maps. Nan Harvey
7. Location [1]
Where exactly was "Deerfield" located?? kayn@webtv.net LouisianaBlues
8. Deerfield Location [1]
Brenda Sullivan tells me that Deerfield was later changed to Delhi. Thanks Brenda ! I tried to e-mail you but it kept being returned. Kay kayn@webtv.net LouisianaBlues
9. Cambre Family [1]
Prudent B. Cambre, a native of Reserve, LA in St. John Parish, has been researching the Cambre family for many years. Michel Cambre and Mathias Cambre, natives of Germany, settled in St John Parish in the mid-1750s. Cambre family members can be found today in many parishes throughout Louisiana and in several other states. Prudent is planning on publishing a book on the Cambre family early next year and realizes that there is much information he doesn't have because of the fact that the family has spread far
10. The Obituary Links Page - Internet Research Room [1]
I'd like to invite you to visit the Obituary Links Page. There are many sources for obituaries, cemetery inscriptions, mortality schedules, death notices, as well as birth, marriage, and anniversary announcements arranged by state and county. The URL is http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/obit/ Also check out the Internet Research Room at http://www.cribbs.net/obit/room.htm Thanks! Bill Cribbs Cribbs-Krebs-Creps-Kribbs Family History http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/cribbs.htm The Obituary Links Page h
11. Smithe, George W. 1838-1872 Carroll Parish [1]
George W. Smithe 1838-1872, lived in Carroll Parish. He and wife, Mary Heloise Larche Smithe had 3 children, according to 1880 Census: Miriam, George Harry and another daughter indentified only as "Sis". Would like to find her name. Family never mentioned another daughter. Did she die in Lake Providence? Is George W. Smithe buried in Lake Providence? Only someone in Carroll Parish might have these answers. Help!. Please reply to list or me, personally. Many thanks. Jeanie Smithe Hardin proteus1010@sbc
12. Re: Town of Illawara in E. Carroll Parish [1]
Hi, I've seen the name Illawara while reading the census from the area last year. I don't know where it was. Many of the areas named by the census takers were plantation names. Since I was looking for the surnames PABST, FLEMING, LEFEVRE I wouldn't have noticed Langham. I rented census microfilms from the National Archives Microfilm Rental program. You can also rent them from National Archives through your public library (except for mine because only one person handles that and he does not work at nigh
13. Illawara [1]
Illawara was on the 1850 map of LA and was a small town. I just haven't been able to find records for the town. Thanks for the all replies
14. Town of Illawara in E. Carroll Parish [1]
My great grandfather Charles L. Langham lived in Illawara, E. Carroll Parish in LA. He moved from there sometime around 1890. He was married and had children who all died there. After their deaths he moved on. Can anyone help me find the names of his wife and children? Illawara is no longer a town. Someone told me that the town was wiped out by a flood. There must be some record of the town and records of births, deaths and marriages. Thanks for any help given.
15. 1890 Veterans Schedule [1]
Does anyone have access to the East Carroll Parish 1890 Veterans Schedule that can tell me what is listed under Charles LANGHAM? He is on page 30 in the Craig Precinct. I appreciate any all help on this. Thank you. Caren
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18. Fw: Louisiana Parish Maps [1]
----- Original Message ----- Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 10:01 PM Subject: Louisiana Parish Maps here is a website with parish formation maps and census maps for Louisiana www.segenealogy.com/louisiana/la_maps.htm
19. FW: la research maps [1]
>----- Original Message ----- >Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 9:59 PM >Subject: Louisiana Maps > >here is a website with county formation maps and census maps for Louisiana >www.segenealogy.com/louisiana/la_maps.htm
20. WGHA Meeting-July 8, 2006 [1]
Hello Everyone, DROP EVERYTHING and come join us for a short business meeting and then on for a day of fun with a FIELD TRIP to the Winn Parish Courthouse. It should be a day of learning from our Clerk of Court and then putting some of it to good use, doing a little research of our own. The Winn Parish Genealogical and Historical Association will hold its meeting Saturday, July 8th.. It is open to the public and the meeting will be held on the second floor of the Winn Parish Health Unit building, 3
21. runaway slaves/WALL plantation, Carroll Parish [1]
http://spiny.com/runaway/ 17 May, 1839 Memphis Enquirer $200 reward James M. Wall's plantation in Milekin's Bend, Carroll Parish, LA. "......Seven negroes ran away. Six men, one woman. Simon 28, Horace 23, Abram21, Ben 45-50, Ellis 18, Little Simon 21, Sabra 30, wife of Simon." Scrolling down to this entry at above link will allow readers to see full descriptions of runaways. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Get on board. You're invite
22. Re: LAEASTCA-D Digest V06 #4 [1]
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23. WGHA Meeting- May 13, 2006 [1]
The Winn Parish Genealogical and Historical Association will hold its meeting Saturday, May 13th.. Open to the public, the meeting will be held on the second floor of the Winn Parish Health Unit building, 301-A Main, Winnfield. The stairs are located at the rear of the building. We will have a very short business meeting starting at 12 noon, but will not have a program for this meeting. This is our meeting for using the library ,sharing our research with each other, asking questions and learning from e
24. The book "A Place to Remember" [1]
In the book "A Place to Remember" a Mrs. Laugham is listed on page 302. Can anyone tell me what is written about her? I am looking for history on my great grandfather. I found him as widowed in the 1880 census  His name was Charles Langham with a son Percy Langham age 2 (b. 1878). I think it was around Goodrich landing and Melbourne Plantation. Stories from our family is that his wife Ellen Bruce Langham and a son Charlie Langham jr. died of yellow fever in this parish. It would have to be afte
25. Re: The book "A Place to Remember" [1]
Yes I have the 1900 information, but he went to Texas and married in 1898 then back to East Carroll parish, LA with his new wife. I am looking for information on them in East Carroll Parish between 1870 and 1898. but if the book has the Fireman's ball in 1883 it couldn't have been the Ellen Langham as she was dead before 1880 and he didn't remarry until 1898. My questions are: Looking for information on him from 1870 to 1890 (Charles, Ellen, Charlie Jr. & Percy Langham) When did his wife Ellen Br
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