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1. [MSJEFFER-L] Margaret Abbott [1]
Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Jefferson?read=334 Surname: Abbott, Barland, Boyd, Terry, Hammett ------------------------- In 1839 OBADIAH HAMMETT, husband of MARY ANN BARLAND, was made guardian of MARTHA ABBOTT and the estate of MARGARET ABBOTT deceased was administererd by CHARLES TERRY. IN 1842 MARTHA ABBOTT married WILLIAM BOYD. Seeking the parents of MARTHA ABBOTT (perhaps Margaret was her mother?). Also am looking for the ABBOTT
2. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Martin, Stampley, Dromgoole [1]
Diane You need to get in touch with Hattie Howard email HattieH@aol.com or Ann Brown email anebec@aol.com They published THE STAMPLEY FAMILY of the old Natchez District A Genealogy from the family records of Gordon Menard Wells. I will say that there does seem to be a question on this Elizabeth Alston married to John McCoy Dromgoole. Elizabeth Alston m. John Gilbert. James Dromgoole married Mildred Alston. They are the parents of John McCoy Dromgoole, now it is reported that he and his wife ar
3. [MSJEFFER-L] McCormick; Carmichael; Garrett; Dawkins [1]
It's been a long time since I posted my names. I'm researching McCORMICK, CARMICHAEL, DAWKINS and GARRETT. My g-g- grandparents, Daniel and Nancy McCORMICK CARMICHAEL, migrated from Richmond Co.,NC, first to Alabama where they stayed a few years, then to Union Church, Jeff. Co., MS, probably in the late 1830's-early 1840's. The McCORMICKS and CARMICHAELS immigrated from the same area of Appin, Argylleshire, Scotland, in the late 1700's. Their daughter, my g-grandmother, Flora, married Josiah GARRET
4. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Rodney Cemetery [1]
Ann- I saw the inquiry about the Rodney cemetery. I am looking for any Gibsons/Gipsons. My great grandmother's great grandfather supposedly came from there. His name is Jack/Jackson Gibson but I do not know any other family members. Thanks, Nichole Bailey Farris
5. [MSJEFFER-L] 1812 Will, James Cook [1]
Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Wills Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/JeffersonWill?read=34 Surname: Cook, Hawthorne, Bozeman, Wilson, Willet, Nichols, Baker, Sillers, Curbey ------------------------- Transcribed, as written, word for word; Photo copy of original document, in my possession was supplied by Diana Williams; Recorded by Elnora Frances Cook-Wyrick. The Last Will of James Cook, dec., of date 11th November 1812. Recorded Book A, Page 8. In the name of God Amen, I
6. [MSJEFFER-L] CURBIN [1]
Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Jefferson?read=339 Surname: CURBIN ------------------------- For several years we have been searching for Macy/Macie Kirty in Fayette, she is the mom who died looking for her children who were given away by the father, Macy was in the hospital. At the archives yesterday in Jackson, we found on the 1920 census the following: Curbin George Maryland 29 Farmer Marie 20 Lula Mae 1 we know now this is the fami
7. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Re: Findley [1]
George Lewis, You just made my day or shall I say night. I do want to thank you so much. These two boys suppose to of been given to a family by the name of Joe Mayes with the new information I was given by a new cousing in Colorado just about a week ago. (I knew nothing to that point) I didnt know of a girl though belonging to Richard Findley. But then I am fixing to get the rest of the data on this ,this week. How do I get that census, as Im not good at that? Did it tell the names of the boys as I had
8. [MSJEFFER-L] Dromgool/Alston divorce [1]
By an act of the MST Legislature, in Extra Session in 1805, Jame Dromgool was divorced from his wife, Franky, on July 24, 1805. In "Becoming Southern", Jame and Franky lived near the present Memphis, until he went to visit Nashville on business. When he came home he found Franky had sold their property and moved south, behaving in a fashion not consistent with a married woman. George R. Lewis
9. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Martin, Stampley, Dromgoole [1]
Sorry, I don't have a Jesse Martin. There are so many Martin's. Diane
10. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Rodney, MS Cemetery [1]
Nancy, I am doing much research in the Jefferson County area. As far as I know, Rodney is considered a part of Jefferson County. Hope that helps. Nichole Bailey Farris
11. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Dromgool/Alston divorce [1]
I would like to thank everyone who has helped me sort out the Dromgooles. Sorry if I seemed confused. Diane Hall
12. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Martin, Stampley, Dromgoole [1]
Diane, Looks correct to me, except the name of Elizabeth Dromgoole should be Mary Elizabeth Dromgoole Martin, b. 1827 and d. after 1880 in Jefferson County. Does anyone have the names and dates of birth for Mary Elizabeth's siblings??? Tony Miller in Calabasas, CA
13. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Martin, Stampley, Dromgoole [1]
Diane, I can't find my software to view my marriage CDs to see if there was another marriage listed for Frankey Alston Dromgoole. It was on the computer that failed recently and I'm still searching. I suppose I could load FTM and look at the CDs but this has limitations and I would rather keep looking until I find the old GRS software. Frankey is listed as Mrs. Franky/Frankey Dromgoole in land claim 561for land on Burrow's Creek in Jefferson County, signed on 12 March 1804. Tony
14. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Rodney, MS Cemetery [1]
Nichole, I don't have cemetery list but history of the church. The one pamphlet does mention a few outstanding members and it covers all the pastors. Another is just two pages of research notes of my grandfathers but it is very interesting as it tells a little more on the church history. I will be glad to send you a copy of the above. Send me your snail-mail privately (sorry no scanner yet). Maryp@cableaz.com ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesd
15. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Rodney, MS Cemetery [1]
Nancy, I don't know about the death records. However, my grandfather Allen Washington Duck was the Presbyterian Minister at Rodney from 1916 to 1923. I have a small pamphlet he helped put together on the history of the church, and a recent Oxford American Article on Rodney. I also have his research notes that I've shared with a few on this list. The Presbyterian Church at Rodney is now owned by UDC and they have greatly restricted allowing people inside. They do have a caretaker that keeps on eye on t
16. [MSJEFFER-L] National Cemetery Protection Act [1]
Hi everyone, This is the link to the "National Cemetery Protection Act". If you have a chance, please consider reading and signing the on-line petition. I don't usually pass along petitions, but this is so important to family researchers. Hope all of you have a safe and happy 4th of July! Nancy Brister bristern@datastar.net http://www.petitiononline.com/sg0001/petition.html
17. [MSJEFFER-L] Hurst [1]
Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Jefferson?read=347 Surname: Hurst, Reeves ------------------------- I am researching a George or John Hurst that married a Elizabeth Reeves around 1890? They were in Malcolm Mississippi. If anyone is researching these people please let me hear from you. Linda Hale. I need dates, Thanks
18. [MSJEFFER-L] James Coleand son Mark Cole [1]
Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Jefferson?read=333 Surname: ------------------------- I believe this to be my line of Coles: James Cole...Mark Cole...John Franklin Cole...Jesse Bailey Cole...Jesse Robert Cole...Jessie Mae Cole"Jackie" Bickham.My line of Coles according to what I was told as a child was that came to settle on a land grant from the King of England.to Ms. Territory which is now Jefferson and several other counties.
19. [MSJEFFER-L] CURBIN [1]
Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Jefferson?read=340 Surname: Curbin ------------------------- The old name should be Kirby
20. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Dromgool/Alston divorce [1]
Yea, but he sure did get married quick after the divorce. What do you think? He claimed Frankey sold all his property while he was gone. She had property in her own right. Dorothy
21. [MSJEFFER-L] "The Story of The Old Rodney Presbyterian Church" [1]
In looking thru this pamphlet I thought I would go ahead a post a few names. Published 1955 by Presbyterian church. I have posted this to Amite list also since some of these surnames looked familiar to some Amite families. I can give the complete reference if needed. Hannah Freeland "born in Rodney 83 year ago, now living in Port Gibson" H.L. Winters & sons William Martin John Vaughn The above men ran two banks, large merchantile establishments Mr. James Wilcox "A twelve room hotel located by the Bayou i
22. [MSJEFFER-L] early NEVELS marriages [1]
Posted on: Jefferson Co. Ms Queries Forum Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ms/Jefferson?read=335 Surname: NEVELS, NEVILS, NEVILLS, GIBSON, BAKER, WILLIAMS ------------------------- Need parents, siblings, children of: Polly NEVELS, who married William GIBSON on April 6, 1809, in Jefferson County, Mississippi Territory Mary A. NEVILS, who married Thomas BAKER on February 25, 1819, in Jefferson County Martha NEVILLS, who married William M. WILLIAMS on June 22, 1824, in Jefferson
23. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Rodney, MS Cemetery [1]
Mary- Since I am researching relatives in Jefferson County, would you mind sending me the materials that you have on that Rodney Cemetery? I would appreciate it very much. Nichole Bailey Farris
24. Re: [MSJEFFER-L] Dromgool/Alston divorce [1]
George & Dorothy, Your both a great help. Seems that James Dromgoole m/2 Jan McKey in Jefferson County on 14 Aprl 1808. It would seem the Miss Eveline Dromgoole, b. abt 1807 and d. 25 Jan 1852 tht lived with the family of Richard Valentine and was buried in the Compton Cemetery must be a daughter or James and Jan. Did they have other children? For James Dromgoole & Frankey Alston I have the following children: (not sure of order) 1) Mildred 2) John McCoy b. 1790 3) Margaret (Margurite) 4) Philip G.
25. [MSJEFFER-L] Martin, Stampley, Dromgoole [1]
Hi All, I have been going checking my records and have become confused about these early families. Does anyone have information on Martin, Stampley and Dromgoole families 1850 and earlier? I am trying to figure out the parents of Elizabeth Dromgoole (born about 1827) who married Martin Miranda Martin (born about 1820)? Thank you, Diane Hall
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