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1. [MSCLAIBO-L] Re: Claiborne County [1]
hi Mike, according to the book, "Claiborne County, The Promised Land" by Headley, page 32 states, "The second legislative session of the territory changed the name of Pickering County to Jefferson, Jan 11 1802; & on the 27th day of the same month, Jefferson was divided, & the northern part became Claiborne County. Both the legislative & the executive branches of the territorial government were agreed on erasing the Federalist name of Pickering County by naming the 2 divisions after the first Republic
2. Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] Goza marriages [1]
Thank you. Ona Patrick > Hi Ona, > > 1) The marriage bond for W. I. Goza and Clara Graham is in Claiborne county > dated 11 or 12 Dec 1884. > > 2) Washington Goza married Charlotte Bush in Copiah county 5 Oct 1874. > > Robert >
3. Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] GOZA marriage [1]
To my knowledge, no. Ona Patrick > I noticed the Wade Hampton Goza........ I know first names are often re-used > in families and Wade Hampton is an unusual combination. I have a Wade > Hampton Nowlin in my background. Any chance you do too? > Marilyn > > Washington Irvin GOZA m. wife 2] on 11 Dec 1884 MS [?Claiborne Co. or > Copiah Co.] Victoria Clara GRAHAM. Who was his first wife? Child with wife > #1 was born a son Wade Hampton GOZA. Child with
4. [MSCLAIBO-L] Looking for Shirley and Hagen Connections in Claiborne Co about 1860 [1]
Do any of you have information on Shirley or Hagen families in the Claiborne Co area around 1860? Have info that grandparents were born in MS and later moved to LA. Thanks, Mary Shirley
5. [MSCLAIBO-L] Help! Eliza Van Norman Sutton [1]
Listers, Please help me if you can. I have some information on Eliza Van Norman, b. 31 Aug 1809, d. 11 Apr 1845, buried at Wintergreen Cemetery, Port Gibson, Claiborne, MS. She married James Morris Sutton on 14 Sep 1829, Claiborne County, MS. They had the following children: Kate R. b. abt 1830, MS d. Sep 1864, Lake Washington, Greenville, Washington, MS m. Daniel Love, MS? Mary Wilson b. abt 1831, MS d. abt 1892, Greenville, Washington, MS
6. Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] Herlong Cemetery [1]
Good Evening Mary, I looked at the site and Herlong is not on the Internet. Thanks anyway. Good Evening also to Sue, My family I want to visit is George W. Johnston and Wife Colon Holder Johnston and daughter Susane Johnston. G W died in 1901 and Colon 1902 I believe. Susane died much earlier. She was only 14. That meant she died in 1884. I would appreciate if you have a map of the cemetery you could mail or forward to me. I am hoping the graves will be easy to find and I can photograph. I certa
7. [MSCLAIBO-L] Irby [1]
Can someone tell me the if there was a kinship between the William J. IRBY m. Elizabeth JOBE on 17 Oct 1852 in Claiborne Co., and the William J. IRBY m. Eugenia Caroline WESTROPE on 3 Sep 1874 in Claiborne Co.?? Ona Patrick
8. [MSCLAIBO-L] Bunton in Mississippi [1]
Daniel, Fred, William, John, Edward, Edwin, Ruby, Izola, Robertus, Nancy, Mary, Emma, W.H., all of these given names are Buntons or Buntings in Mississippi. Anyone recognizing these names please contact. Ben Bunting
9. Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] Re: Claiborne County [1]
Joyce I don't know Ms., ancestors from Claiborne Co (some); can you tell me which part Port Gibson is in-what county would it have originally been in? By the way, this may really answer another puzzling question I have had. THANK YOU! frances ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 6:17 AM Subject: [MSCLAIBO-L] Re: Claiborne County > hi Mike, > according to the book, "Claiborne County, The Promised Land" by Headley, page > 32 st
10. [MSCLAIBO-L] Oct. 11, 2001 [1]
Subject: National Headlight day National Drive With Your Headlights On Day Please join us and PLEASE forward this email immediately to everyone in your address book asking them to also forward it. We have 21 days and counting to get the word out all across this great land we love and call the United States of America. Let's see how powerful email can be! THE PROGRAM IS THIS: On Thursday, October 11th, 2001, have everyone in the USA that will be driving a motor vehicle that day to drive with th
11. Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] GOZA marriage [1]
I noticed the Wade Hampton Goza........ I know first names are often re-used in families and Wade Hampton is an unusual combination. I have a Wade Hampton Nowlin in my background. Any chance you do too? Marilyn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Greth Dunn" To: Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 4:31 PM Subject: [MSCLAIBO-L] GOZA marriage > Washington Irvin GOZA m. wife 2] on 11 Dec 1884 MS [?Claiborne Co. or
12. [MSCLAIBO-L] Look-ups Webpage [1]
Hi all. My "Genealogy Look-up" webpage has has been down for about 3 weeks. It is now back up and running. If you have tried to go to my webpage and have not been able to get to it, please try again. The link is listed below. This webpage is dedicated to offering free genealogy look-ups from the MANY sources which I own. These sources which I have and which I offer to do the free look-ups from include records which cover many states. If you have a webpage of your own, I would also be grateful if yo
13. Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] Herlong Cemetery [1]
Herlong Cemetery is where many of my ancestors are buried. I have been there several times, the last about six years ago. At that time it was well-kept and easily accessible. What family are you looking for? Sue
14. [MSCLAIBO-L] Ann Cogan Lee 1790-1867 [1]
I am looking for information about Ann Cogan who was the second wife of Charles Stephen Lee. My ancestor Martha Cogan Stuart, daughter of Thomas W. Cogan, named her oldest daughter Ann Lee. What is the relationship between these women? Annette Bowen __________________________________________________________________ Your favorite stores, helpful shopping tools and great gift ideas. Experience the convenience of buying online with Shop@Netscape! http://shopnow.netscape.com/ Get your own FREE, personal Ne
15. [MSCLAIBO-L] Herlong Cemetery [1]
I ask this question earlier this year but had no responses. I want to come to Port Gibson area to visit my GGrandfathers burial site. Is Herlong a cemetery open to public? Can you get a site map to find graves, and what are the directions to the gate there from Port Gibson? Do you call someone anouncing your intentions? If so what is the phone number. Thank you. Richard F. Johnston
16. Re: Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] GOZA marriage [1]
Thank you. Ona Patrick From: Subject: RE: Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] GOZA marriage > Wade Hampton was a Confederate General. There were lots of babies in the South named for him. > Annette > > " dogtraks" wrote: > > >I noticed the Wade Hampton Goza........ I know first names are often re-used > >in families and Wade Hampton is an unusual combination. I have a Wade > >Hampton Nowlin in my background. Any chance you do too? > >
17. [MSCLAIBO-L] GOZA [1]
A week or so ago I asked about the marriages of Washington Irvin GOZA, Sr. Not only did I receive the marriage dates for him to Charlotte BUSH in 1874 in Copiah Co. and Clara GRAHAM in 1884 in Claiborne Co., but have since received information showing his wife as Victoria TUNNEL. >From the Social Security Application, dated Dec 4, 1936, of Washington Irvin GOZA, Jr., he listed the following information: lived in St. Louis, MO; worked for Bruno Franz & Sons; age 50; b. 3/12/1886 Plato, MO; father: Washingt
18. Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] Re: Claiborne County [1]
I also read that Port Gibson was at one time the Capitol of the Choctaw Nation. frances ----- Original Message ----- From: Greth Dunn To: Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 1:03 PM Subject: Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] Re: Claiborne County > From history, and Katy Headley's book "Claiborne County, The Promised Land": > > This area was a part of the old Natchez District first claimed by the > French; first settlements under English rule [1763-81]; became a part of > West FL
19. RE: Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] GOZA marriage [1]
Wade Hampton was a Confederate General. There were lots of babies in the South named for him. Annette " dogtraks" wrote: >I noticed the Wade Hampton Goza........ I know first names are often re-used >in families and Wade Hampton is an unusual combination. I have a Wade >Hampton Nowlin in my background. Any chance you do too? > Marilyn >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Greth Dunn" >To:
20. Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] Herlong Cemetery [1]
Try this site and see if it will help you. http://genealogyamerica.com/msclaiborne/cemetery.htm Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard F. Johnston" To: Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 9:28 PM Subject: [MSCLAIBO-L] Herlong Cemetery > I ask this question earlier this year but had no responses. > > I want to come to Port Gibson area to visit my GGrandfathers burial site. Is Herlong a cemetery open to public? Can you get a site map to find graves, and what
21. [MSCLAIBO-L] GOZA marriage [1]
Washington Irvin GOZA m. wife 2] on 11 Dec 1884 MS [?Claiborne Co. or Copiah Co.] Victoria Clara GRAHAM. Who was his first wife? Child with wife #1 was born a son Wade Hampton GOZA. Child with Victoria: Washington Irvin GOZA, Jr. b. 12 Mar 1886; d. 21 Feb 1966 MO; m. 30 March 1906 to Anna DYSART b. 8 Jan 1889 Green Co., MO; d. 26 July 1961 MO Children of Washington I. GOZA, Jr., and Anna DYSART 1. Washington I. GOZA, III, b. 2 Feb 1908; d. Aug 1986 MO; m. on 20 Sep 1930 Martha Elsie FINN 2. Edward W. G
22. [MSCLAIBO-L] Convington [1]
Who was the father of Martha Ann CONVINGTON m. George Washington GIBSON on 17 Aug 1833 in Claiborne Co.?? Ona Patrick
23. Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] Re: Claiborne County [1]
>From history, and Katy Headley's book "Claiborne County, The Promised Land": This area was a part of the old Natchez District first claimed by the French; first settlements under English rule [1763-81]; became a part of West FL; under Spainish rule [1781-98]; 1785 GA created Bourbon Co. which included the now Claiborne Co.; upon Spain's withdrawing from Natchez, the MS Territory was created by U.S. Gov't in 1798; this area was then divided into two counties: Adams and Pickering; then on 11 Jan 1802 Picke
24. [MSCLAIBO-L] Goza marriages [1]
Hi Ona, 1) The marriage bond for W. I. Goza and Clara Graham is in Claiborne county dated 11 or 12 Dec 1884. 2) Washington Goza married Charlotte Bush in Copiah county 5 Oct 1874. Robert
25. Re: [MSCLAIBO-L] GOZA marriage [1]
Rick, that was one of the questions that I asked. Ona Patrick From: "Rick" To: > Do you know who Washington Irving Goza's parents were? > > From: "Greth Dunn" >> To: > > Washington Irvin GOZA m. wife 2] on 11 Dec 1884 MS [?Claiborne Co. or >> Copiah Co.] Victoria Clara GRAHAM. Who was his first wife? Child with wife >> #1 was born a son Wade Hampton GOZA. Child with Victoria: > > Washington Irvin GOZA,
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