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Surname: Ludlow, Neel
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Looking for connections between Ludlow and Neel families in Jefferson Co.,
MS before 1849. Is there proof that C. C. Neel's widow md. L. W. Ludlow.
Was Ludlow md before? This is not my line but they settled in my area and
would be glad to share what information I may be able to find here. A daughter
of L. W. Ludlow, Sarah, md. into my husband
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Surname: Barney Cross, Emily Baldridge, William Barney Cross
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I would like information on Barney Cross who married Emily Baldridge on
Oct. 10, 1829 in Jefferson Co., Ms. Would like to know their birth and
death dates if available. Would like to know the relationship to William
Barney Cross, who was born about 1843.
Thanks,
Bill Cross
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I AM LOOKING FOR THE ORIGINAL TEMPLE STATES TREVILLION. MY FATHER AND GRANDFATHER
ARE BOTH NAMED TEMPLE STATES TREVILLION AND I'V FOUND RECORDS OF TEMPLE
STATES TREVILLION MARRYING DIFFERENT WOMEN STARTING IN 1807,1824, AND IN
1833. THE LAST MARRIAGE WAS TO MARTHA ABIGAIL HERLONG IN CLAIBORNE CO.
BUT I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS TEMPLE STATES TREVILLION WAS FR
HI Ronnie,
I live in Malibu California, I don't have a good library within an hour, so I
do all or most of my research online. It is good to know that you are at
ground zero. I am happy to share any information I have. My ggrandfather,
Abraham B. Kelly came to Texas with his MS wife Susan Frances Felts in about
1874 and settled in Uvalde Co. Tx. Abraham B's father, Abraham Kelly Sr,
came to Morehouse Parish LA from Red Lick, MS before the Civil War (the War
of Northern Agression). He was a doct
Ronnie,
What are the names of the children of Whitfield Brown and Catherine
Kelly (and their DOB/DODs). I have James Kelly Brown, b. 5 Apr1839 & d.
20 Dec 1926, whose wife was Harriett Elizabeth Latham,b. 25 Jul 1845 &
d. 23 Jan 1936 at Red Lick, Jefferson Co.,MS. Thanks.
Tony Miller
Ann,
Could you do a look up for me in these books? The surnames I am interested
in are; HALL, RANEY and TIDWELL.
Thanks
>From: Anebec@aol.com
>Reply-To: MSJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com
>To: MSJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com
>Subject: Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Jefferson County Mississippi
>Date: Sat, 6 May 2000 19:06:53 EDT
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>Andy .. I had the good fortune of being able to get the actual record books
>of two of the old churches ... Christ Episcopal Church in Church Hill
>Their
>records go back to the early 1800's ... lots of
Willis McDonald appears in the 1810 Jefferson Co. Census with two males over
21, one male under 21, one female over 21, four females under 21 and 2 slaves.
Jonathan McDonald, in the same Census had one male over 21, two males under
21, one female over 21, one female under 21 and no slaves.
Neither appeared in the 1805 Censusof Jefferson County.
George R. Lewis
Hi Ann-
I will check it out with my library. I have not seen a copy there, but
maybe they can find one.
Gin H
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Subject: Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Migration of SC on Natchez Trace
> I don't have that book ... the late Katherine Tucker sent me that
information
> after she had been to a library in Arkansas ... I always like to have a
photo
> copy of that type in info as well as a copy of the title
how about the surname Rawls, it is some times listed as Ralls-Rolls or
Rawles or Rauls.
I do thank you so much.
BOBBY RAWLS
brrawls@crcom.net
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From: DianeH875@aol.com
To: MSJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 7:17 PM
Subject: [MSJEFFER-L] Spainish Archives Book
>Hi All,
> I just got back from a trip to Washington, DC. I was there with my
daughter
>so I wasn't allowed to do any research at NARA. However, I did buy
Hi
Glad to see the post on the Kelly's but did I miss part 2.
Please resend!
Thanks, Merry
On Thu, 24 Aug 2000 23:49:53 EDT Anebec@aol.com writes:
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> SOME INFORMATION ON THE JAMES KELLY FAMILY
> OF RED LICK AND STONINGTON, MISSISSIPPI
> Submitted by Ann Brown
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> JAMES KELLY was born ca 1780 (Ireland?)
> Born ca 1783
> Buried in Vause Graveyard on Stonington Road
> Gravestone: 06 Dec 1849
>
any one looking for Jones in the county, RedLick, or Fayette, I have a
picture of 3 sisters, one Annie Macie Jones, born in 1900 and died 1922
trying to find her family.
Lynda
Wonder if there were any Arnold's
Thanks
Ann Marie
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From: DianeH875@aol.com
To: MSJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 5:10 PM
Subject: [MSJEFFER-L] Book
>I would like tell everyone that it may take me some time to finish all the
>names. I just got home this morning. I may have to take a couple of days to
>get them all done. For instance, I have to go to the grocery now.
>
>Diane Hall
>
>
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Philip Alston was in the MS area prior to Spanish control. He had a British
West Florida Land Petition in Nov. 1776 for 1100 a. at Petit Gulph. Arrived
in Aug. 1773; wife and 3 children, 16 negroes.
Philip Luis Alston was in the 1792 Spanish Census for the "Districto de
Buffalo Creek". 1200 a. 4 horses, 100 cows, 48 sheep, 100 hogs, 2 female
births, 1 military, 3 weapons. 1 white male, 15 to 50; 1 mulatto male, 1 to
15; 1 negro male, 1 to 15; 4 negro males, 15 to 50; 4 negro females, 1 to 15;
4 negro
William Fairbanks was found in Coles Creek in 1787 and in Villa Gayoso in
1792.
William Fairbanks was found in 1781 and 1784.
William Fairbanks was found in 1787.
William Fairbanks was found in 1789, 1790, and 1792.
No Greenwell.
I don't have that book ... the late Katherine Tucker sent me that information
after she had been to a library in Arkansas ... I always like to have a photo
copy of that type in info as well as a copy of the title page so it is
somewhat validated. Perhaps your library could order you a copy?
Ann
Merry,
Since I am interested in Herlong/Trevillion also, I had done a search on
Texada, coming up with little....a brief mention in the Texas Handbook,
a picture of the house that Tony talks about that is online with other
Natchez sights, and this one other brief reference that I found in the
Catholic archives at Notre Dame.
By the way, the suit between William Vousdan and Hannah Lum is continued
on another page with "Natchez District" folks' names included. Be sure
to click on the "See original for calend
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I am a native of Jefferson Davis Co. and know that Alice Ruth and John
Lamar Bullock still reside in Bassfield.
Lynn Chapman
The book is "Anglo-Americans in Spanish Archives, Lists of Anglo-American
Settlers in the Spanish Colonies of America, A Finding Aid."
It is written by Lawrence H. Feldman and published by Genealogical Publishing
Co., Inc. in Baltimore, Maryland.
Diane Hall
Bob Martin,
Thanks for the input on the children of Willis McDonald. What is the
relationship between Willis McDonald and Jonathan McDonald? I'm trying
to figure out where Otis Marvin McDonald, b. 1879 fits into the Willis
McDonald line.
Tony Miller in Calabasas, CA
Why are we receiving JeffersonDavis County posts on the Jefferson County
Board???
Lynn Chapman wrote:
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> I am a native of Jefferson Davis Co. and know that Alice Ruth and John
> Lamar Bullock still reside in Bassfield.
>
> Lynn Chapman
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> "Boldly start in reverse, because that's the genealogy way."
Thomas L. Norris appears in the 1805 Jefferson Co. Census with one male over
21, one male under 21, four females and six slaves. Also listed in this
census was James Norris (living next to Thomas).
Thomas apparently died in 1810 (see court case in 1837 below).
In the 1810 Jefferson Co. Census, Hannah Norris had no males over 21, two
males under 21, one female over 21, two females under 21 and seven slaves.
In the Jan 1837 Term, a court case for Jefferson Co.:
"Montgomery et al ... adm'rs, vs Norris
Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum
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Surname: FLOYD, McCAA
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I have a new e-mail address. mgs48@juno.com Thanks, Merry
Ronnie, I would be very interested in your quarterly you are in the process
of publishing. Is this possible? Peggy
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From: Ronnie Farris McGinnis
To: MSJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 7:30 PM
Subject: [MSJEFFER-L] Kellys, Clawsons, Fergusons
>Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum
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>Surname: Kelly, Clawson, Ferguson
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Surname: Burns, Kelly, Clawson
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In addition to our James Washington Kelly, Sr.-Elizabeth Clawson connection,
we are also related through John Burns of Jefferson County, my gggggrandfather.
Elizabeth Burns, John's daughter, married Middleton Kelly of Jefferson
County. My records show that your Mariah Burns who married Abraham Kelly
(son of James Washington Kelly, Sr
Looked thru my 25 Callenders and 10 Sanders that I have connected to my Duck
line. No connection.
If you do ever find a connection to Amite county let me know and I'll give
you what I have on them.
Callender surname does have own forum at genforum in case you haven't
checked there yet. Best of luck on your search.
Mary
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From: Debbie Waddell
To:
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 9:24 PM
Subject: [MSJEFFER-L] Sanders/Callender
> Mary,
>