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1. [LARAPIDE-L] 1850/LA Rapides Census [1]
Have noted quite a lot of LARAPIDE traffic lately about the 1850 census. Anyone have information about any members of this family: Dwelling No. 825 George W. Evans 42 Cptnr, Tenn Louisa Evans 46 La Dora Brown 19 " George Brown 13 " Mary Martha Brown 9 " William Brown 4
2. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] 1850 Census [1]
Floreda, Would you mind checking your Rapides Parish info for the Robert, Rutledge, and Grimball families? I can give you particulars if you find the surnames, but I'm not sure whether they were still there by 1850... thanks a lot! Cyndi in Baltimore
3. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] Pineville "insane asylum" [1]
Ed, Do you work for a bank in Alexandria? Elaine Nagel -----Original Message----- From: Ed Crump Jr To: LARAPIDE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, January 16, 1999 12:22 AM Subject: Re: [LARAPIDE-L] Pineville "insane asylum" >I have seen several messages regarding the hospital in Pineville. One of >the interesting things going on now is that there is a graveyard there that >has many graves (can't remember - something like 2000 to 3000), and they >are
4. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] Very quiet! [1]
Was your Lynch family originally from Clark Co Alabama & later Sabine Par LA? Sharon ViniL@aol.com wrote: > I received your message--but I think youare right--this list has been very > quiet. > > Ihave a list of Company G. Creole Chargers which shows among many others > Name Date of Enlistment Rank Misc Info > S.P.Lynch Oct 4, 1863 Pvt POW Died > 3-29-1865 Ship > > Island Ms. > > Does anyone know if this was Stephen Patrick Lynch ? or a
5. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] 1850 Census [1]
Hi, Cyndi, In Household # 291/291 was: Leroy A. Grimball age 39 Merchant born SC (he is the only person in the household - that is the only Grimball.) Esther S. Ruthledge appears in the index in Household 442/442. Unforunately it was one of the pages missing from my book when I received it. There arae 9 ROBERT listings and 6 ROBERTS listing. Pinpoint it a little and I'll give you the info. Floreda
6. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] 1850 Census [1]
Hi, You're my kind of person!! You forgot to include the name. Floreda
7. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] Celeste Layssard [1]
Hi Betty, Information from Dr. G.M.G. Stafford's book on the Wells Family and Baptisms of St. Paul's Catholic Church in Mansura, both show Alexander FULTON married Mary Henrietta WELLS. Following FULTON's death, his widow remarried to Thomas HOOPER, who was a widower of his first wife, Alce DRENNAN, whom he had married in Amite Co., MS 11 May 1809. Marriage Index of Early MS Marriages. Sorry, I have immediately available information on Celeste LAYSSARD. Houston
8. [LARAPIDE-L] Re: Ed Crump [1]
To those persons, who in past weeks have corresponded with Ed Crump, Jr. via this mailing list...Ed's father, passed away this week. Please send your condolences. It was asked that anyone wishing to send flowers, etc. instead make a contribution to the charity of your choice. To those of you on this who do not know Ed Crump, Jr. He is the current (volunteer) President of the Alexandria Historical & Genealogical Library at 503 Washington Street; Alexandria, LA 71303. It is a 501-C3 non-profit organizat
9. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] Searching for G-Grandad's grave [1]
CTaconi113@aol.com wrote: > > Hello, I'm new to this list. Wondering if someone can help me find where my > great grandfather, Charles Pemberton Peyton is buried. He was a farmer, died > November 1860, age 40, in Rapides Parish. This info was found in "Index of > La. - 1860 Mortality Schedule -- Archer." > > I'm wondering if there is a tomb stone or some sort of marker in one of the > cemeteries in Rapides, possibly in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Pineville? > > Would appreciate any small clue that could
10. [LARAPIDE-L] Herman Duncan, Minister [1]
Hi everyone, Seeking info on Herman C. Duncan, the Episcopal minister in Rapides Parish during the late 1800's. Am most interested in his parents and the names of his siblings. Thanks. -Wayne
11. Re: : [LARAPIDE-L] 1850 Census [1]
Hi, Household # 352 is very interesting: All SWAN except last member: James 60, Rachael 54, John 25, Jeremiah 18, Florina 15, Appleton 11, Martin V B 10, Benard 8 Mary Ann LYNCH 32 Household # 446; LYNCH, Mathew 32, Caroline 25, Stephen 11, Joicy 9, William 5, Henry 3, Rachael 1 Household 538 SWAN James R 24, SArah 25, Mary J 5, Catharine 1 Household 922 Hugh LUNCH 45 , Alphonse BAILLIE, 10, Cornelia BAILLIE 33, Infant BAILLIE 8 months. Hope this helps. Floreda
12. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] Re: Steam vessel pilot license [1]
Re: George W. Bolton. Seems to me that I have seen early Bolton family gravestones in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery on Main Street in Pineville. To: Ed Crump I was an employee of Rapides Bank in 1958-59 while attending La.College. Bill King (raised in Pineville, now in Houston) Graduate of Bolton High (1953), Louisiana College (1960) -----Original Message----- From: Ed Crump Jr To: LARAPIDE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, January 16, 1999 11:41 PM Subjec
13. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] WALKER - BAUM [1]
Floreda, My wife and I graduated from BHS in 1953. Miss Lewis was one of my English teachers, probably about 9th grade. At present, we are preparing for a 45th year class reunion in April and are attempting to locate living faculty members from 1952-53. If you should get any info on Miss Lewis, either alive or deceased, please let us know. Thanks, Lynn Bagley & Bill King (Bolton - Class of '53) ******************************* >(This has nothing to do with genelogy, but I would like information conc
14. [LARAPIDE-L] Fw: Great Grandfather's roots [1]
I am seeking information related to my great grandfather, Lanie Orlando Clinton (b. 10 Mar 1880, d. 27 Apr 1953). He lived in Pineville, was a Sherrif, worked in railroad security, and married Miss Edna Earle Matthews, who taught school in Rapides Pr for many years. He had a brother, Walter Mac Clinton, and his (and Walter's) parents were Nancy Jane Kent and John Clinton. I would love to hear from anyone who has anything that might relate, or anything interesting. Christine
15. Re: : [LARAPIDE-L] 1850 Census [1]
Vinita, no Borthen (or various spellings). Sorry Floreda
16. [LARAPIDE-L] Surnames-Corley-Hooper [1]
I'm new to the list and just beginning my search. I know that my GGGrandmother was born in Alexandria and that there are cousins in that area. Also there are Corley's and Hooper's buried in Pineville, La. Her name was Courtney Hooper b.1858 d.1907 She married J.A. Hooper,Jr. in 1892. His father was J.A.Hooper b.1836 m.America E. Harris in 1856. He was an engineer on the Mississippi River levees. This is all oral family history. I need some help to fill in the holes and find out where to get the documentatio
17. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] 1850 Census [1]
Floreda Sorry, the surname is HUTTO Bill
18. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] Natural and Legitimate [1]
Hi: Normally legitimate means exactly that, legitimate child of 2 married parents. A natural child means either an illigitmate child or in the case of a remarried parent, it would designate, which parent the child was born to. Regards, Linda Peckham Scroggs (aka: WomenFly2@aol.com)
19. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] Very quiet! [1]
>Ihave a list of Company G. Creole Chargers which shows among many others >Name Date of Enlistment Rank Misc Info >S.P.Lynch Oct 4, 1863 Pvt POW Died >3-29-1865 Ship > >Island Ms. > >Does anyone know if this was Stephen Patrick Lynch ? or anything else about >this company--like where it is from, etc. >Vinita S. > VINITA: According to the Bergeron book, Co. G was formed in Avoyelles Parish under Capt. Fenlon Cannon, and after
20. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] Pineville "insane asylum" [1]
I have seen several messages regarding the hospital in Pineville. One of the interesting things going on now is that there is a graveyard there that has many graves (can't remember - something like 2000 to 3000), and they are in the process of setting up a memorial that will have the names and year dates of birth and death of all those burried there. This has not been an easy process since it was a mental hospital, but they have the permission now from the state to do it as long as they do not mention the
21. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] Perkins [1]
There is a Gibson Perkins that married a Melinda Goine 14 AUG 1839 in St. Landry Parish. Not related to mine as far as I know. Could be but havn't got that far yet!! Hank Perkins -----Original Message----- From: Gene & Pam Tatum To: LARAPIDE-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, January 24, 1999 12:28 PM Subject: Re: [LARAPIDE-L] Perkins >This is a multi-part message in MIME format. >--------------05C4E9E4DC565AEAAC907281 >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Cont
22. [LARAPIDE-L] Searching for G-Grandad's grave [1]
Hello, I'm new to this list. Wondering if someone can help me find where my great grandfather, Charles Pemberton Peyton is buried. He was a farmer, died November 1860, age 40, in Rapides Parish. This info was found in "Index of La. - 1860 Mortality Schedule -- Archer." I'm wondering if there is a tomb stone or some sort of marker in one of the cemeteries in Rapides, possibly in the Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Pineville? Would appreciate any small clue that could be furnished. I'm enjoying the rootsweb list a
23. [LARAPIDE-L] the faimly of william stephen coleman [1]
i'm trying to find information on this faimly. i understand that a group from this faimly left florida and moved to louisiane. some stopped along the trail and at least on brother went to east texas. william stephen coleman was born jan.25,1878 died may5, 1923 was married nov. 5, 1902 in garden louisiane to a olia mcdanial, her parents were james p.mcdanial and lucinda ward. they grew up and lived in the rapides parish , louisiane. donna baker coleman
24. Re: [LARAPIDE-L] Am I using the right address? [1]
Thanks, Linda, I thought I was all alone out here in space -- I'm looking for the WALKER family that arrived in Rapides Parish from Germany in the 1840s Floreda
25. Re: : [LARAPIDE-L] 1850 Census [1]
In a message dated 99-01-30 12:45:33 EST, you write: << Household # 352 is very interesting: All SWAN except last member: James 60, Rachael 54, John 25, Jeremiah 18, Florina 15, Appleton 11, Martin V B 10, Benard 8 Mary Ann LYNCH 32 Household # 446; LYNCH, Mathew 32, Caroline 25, Stephen 11, Joicy 9, William 5, Henry 3, Rachael 1 Household 538 SWAN James R 24, SArah 25, Mary J 5, Catharine 1 >> Floreda:Yes! Every little bit helps. It looks like Mary Ann and Matthew may have been twins. And
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