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1. Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets [1]
Carolyn, Thanks for sharing the websites. The mississippicsv.org is full of wonderful information. Debra
2. Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets [1]
No , I would love to have it. Thanks ! Molly ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 5:13 PM Subject: Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets > Molly, > Thank you, I do have some that there is no burial place for. I was basically > using the Newton County Cemetery Book and I have been quite stunned to find so > many and I grew up in Newton County, but I think that a lot ot the Newton Co > Graves are near and around the p
3. Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets [1]
In a message dated 8/7/2003 9:24:59 PM Central Standard Time, TScheer113@aol.com writes: > mississippicsv.org This link does not work for me. Is something left out? Fran Bolton
4. Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets [1]
Dona, Sorry , I cannot find it in the Mt Zion listing, did he have a CSA stone? Do you know the date of b and death? Or is it nd as so many of them are? Thanks , Carolyn
5. Re: [MSNEWTON] Re: Mississippi SCV History Site URL [1]
No, all I had was in the Newton County Cemetery Book,and I knew some of my ancesters were not buried with a CSA stone. if you know some more, I will be glad to give him the information. Thanks Carolyn
6. Re: [MSNEWTON] Re: Mississippi SCV History Site URL [1]
I have some CSA ancestors without CSA stones/markers. Does it matter which county they're buried in? Debi
7. Re: [MSNEWTON] Re: Mississippi SCV History Site URL [1]
I found the problem. It was typed on the message board as CSV, instead of SCV. Works fine that way. Fran
8. Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets [1]
Thanks , Carolyn ! Molly ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 9:19 PM Subject: Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets > Molly., > > > http://www.mis sissippiscv.org/mississippi_history.html > > It will give you all the units of Ms during the Civil War, click on the one > you want, and it will give you some of the names of the men and the history o
9. [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets [1]
Would anyone on the list know anything about Capt John C MCELROY of Co "D" 39th MS Inf. (the Newton Hornets). Would like to know date of death and burial location which I believe may be in Newton Co. Thank you. Molly
10. Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets [1]
Molly, Thank you, I do have some that there is no burial place for. I was basically using the Newton County Cemetery Book and I have been quite stunned to find so many and I grew up in Newton County, but I think that a lot ot the Newton Co Graves are near and around the path Sherman took , which, according to the Union Appeal Centennial Issue, was about 20 - 30 miles wide. It has been almost as if you saw the Regt, that you almost know if there is nd on any of them., and they would not return. You hav
11. Re: [MSNEWTON] Re: Mississippi SCV History Site URL [1]
Carolyn, I sure will when I can get down there. I live in Asheville, NC now but come to visiit my mother in Meridian serveral times a year. Thanks Debra
12. [MSNEWTON] Re: Mississippi SCV History Site URL [1]
Try this one - it has no "l" on the htm. It works (just click on it): http://www.mississippiscv.org/mississippi_history.htm You will need to know what unit the party you're interested in was a part of. There is apparently no way to search this site and there appears to be no index. Good luck anyway! Vern
13. Re: [MSNEWTON] Re: Mississippi SCV History Site URL [1]
Carolyn, The information I have is from a booklet that my brother-in-law has put together for the family. We have visited David Jasper Newton Greenlee's grave twice and know it is there, although hard to find. It is on the very back row, next to the fence, in the far left-hand side of the cemetery. DJN Greenlee served in Miss. Militia 30 days in 1862 (Miss. State Troops, 2nd Reg., Inf. Co B, policing deserters, etc.) and served as Pvt. in Capt. Brown's Co K, of the Confederate Army from Dec., 1864 to Feb
14. Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets [1]
Don't know if you want the names of those whose burial places we cannot find, but , this is my ggreatgrandfather and I would love to know where he is buried. I was told by someone that if a soldier died of disease , and the disease was contagious , he may hve been buried right on the hospital property where he died. Please keep me in the loop on this website you mentioned. Thank you for the McELROY info as well. Molly Private , Company "F" , 35th MS Infantry , age 25 - Gregory's Co " F " Johnson SHIVERS n
15. Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets [1]
The only date on it is nd onbirth, death on 1912, he is buried in the Newton Cemetery, Newton Ms Newton County I am in the process of sending the Confederate Soldiers in Newton County to a man in Leland Ms who hopes to put all of this on a web site. I think there a lot of unknown graves that might be some of them. If anyone has any inf on a CSA in Newton or elshwere in Ms, please send me the inf. Carolyn
16. Re: [MSNEWTON] Re: Mississippi SCV History Site URL [1]
Oh yes, I would love to find it. I know what you mean, it too makes me want to find it more. Next time I'm down that way I will have to look. Let me know if you ever find it. Thanks for the info. Debra
17. Re: [MSNEWTON] Re: Mississippi SCV History Site URL [1]
Debra, Thank you, the pointed stone is always on a Confederate Grave.I did have someone give me the date and Co and Regt from it. Carolyn
18. Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets [1]
Dona, Thanks, I had that in the Mt Zion section of the Ms Cemetery Book. Carolyn
19. Re: [MSNEWTON] Re: Mississippi SCV History Site URL [1]
Carolyn, Are you talking about the regt. , co., and date from Thomas Alexander McDill's marker or in general? Debra
20. [MSNEWTON] Genealogy Programs, August 9th, Central Mississippi (Revised) [1]
Below is a listing of the genealogical programs I will be conducting in August. I will be presenting two different programs on Saturday, August 9th, in the Central Mississippi area. Please note the change of the meeting location for the Newton County meeting. It will not be held at the Newton Library, but at the Human Resources Building in Decatur, MS. Larry E. Caver, Jr. P.O. Box 680052 Prattville, Alabama 36068 Speaking Schedule: August 9, 2003 Newton County Genealogical Society 10:00 a.m.
21. Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets [1]
Thanks, I have the Cemetery all that is indeintified, but when you have time, and if you find it, I will give you his address and you can send it to him. I am sure he would like that. Carolyn
22. Re: [MSNEWTON] John C McElroy - Newtons Hornets [1]
I did have it but I did not have the middle name as Pete. Thank you, will keep all of you informed when the web site is up. Caroyn
23. [MSNEWTON] Re:Thames cemetery at Little Rock, Ms [1]
I have been told there is a cemetery at Little Rock, Ms I am intrested in names of white Thames as well as slaves buried there. I would appreciate if anyone knows anything about this cemetery to share this information with me. Versie
24. Re: [MSNEWTON] Re: Mississippi SCV History Site URL [1]
Debra, Was he buried in the Conne hatta Confederate Cemetery? Yes I would like all the inf you have, there is no record of the Graves in that cemetery. The CSA stone has a point in the top of it. The story is that it was to prevent the Union Soldiers from sitting on them. We were told that when we went to Washington on a tour of the Arlington Cemetery. Thanks , Carolyn
25. Re: [MSNEWTON] Re: Mississippi SCV History Site URL [1]
Carolyn, He and his wife Sarah Callahan McDill are buried at Conehatta Methodist Church Cemetery. He and his wife have a large upright stone with a fleur-de-lis type design on all four sides. Where is the Conehatta Confederate Cemetery? Thomas Alexander McDill entered the war in Hickory, Newton Co., MS. I found him in MS Camp Guard (Camp of Instruction) Co. A; Listed in Book MS Confederate Grave Registrations, M-Z by Wiltshire as Thomas A. McDill 20th MS Inf. b1824 d. 1909 MS Newt. Co. Book in G
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