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From: Terry Jackson <>
Subject: Re: [ALCULLMA] Doss Creek
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 15:38:55 -0500
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In the 1880-1890 time period there are references in Blount Co. of a
Garrison Cem. Some of the people buried in that cem. are referenced as
living in the Doss Creek Pct. One man was living in Blountsville.

Robin Sterling has done a lot of work abtracting Blount Co. cemeteries
and I was hoping to locate this one for him.

Any ideas where it might be?
Terry Jackson

rlw wrote:

> I live in the area of Dosses Creek Cemetery. It is located on highway 69
>just south of Bremen. I have several death certificates on people buried in
>this cemetery. How can I help you? Thanks rlw
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Terry Jackson <>
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>Subject: [ALCULLMA] Doss Creek
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>>Am looking for the area called Doss Creek Pct. #26 of the 1900 Blount
>>Co., AL Federal Census.
>>Warren Weaver, Blt. Co. Archivist tells me this is now in Cullman Co.
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>>I've seen several notations of Garrison's Cem. in relation to the Doss
>>Creek area. Anyone have any particulars of a location? It doesn't show
>>up on GNIS for either Blount or Cullman Co.
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