Queries 1997
January -  February

BREWER, DAVENPORT, MCINTOSH, MILLER posted by Bobbie Wilson on Thursday, January 2, 1997

A.M. BREWER born in 1854 married Sarah MCINTOSH, They 8 children Albert Monroe, Mary J, Joseph,These were born in Al. Mary married J.E. MILLER, Valma Pearl married R.B DAVENPORT and lived in Al. till her death. If you have any information please e-mail or write Bobbie Wilson Rt.2 Box 224 Michie Tn. 38357. I'm hoping to find a brother or any family so I can finish a link in my chain.

CASH, RAGSDALE posted by Marilee Blakely on Friday, January 3, 1997

Seeking parents and place of birth of Edna Elizabeth CASH born 1822. Edna married George W. RAGSDALE abt 1842/43. She died abt 1900, probably at Tecumseh, Cherokee County. Interested in learning names of newspapers for the Tecumseh area and whether they are avilable on microfilm through interlibrary loan.

BROWN, CAIN, MOORE, POTTER, WESCOTT posted by Patti Martin on Thursday, January 9, 1997

Seeking descendants of Rev. John W. POTTER b. abt 1818 GA (possibly Crawford Co.; 1880 census says parents b. NC & GA), d. June 1883, Bryce Hospital, Tuscaloosa, AL; lived in Gadsden, Cherokee/Etowah County AL from 1840 until death. Was a Methodist minister & school teacher as well as delegate to the 1861 Secession Convention. Married Martha Eunice BROWN abt 1844; Children: John W., Jr., James, Charles, William Thomas (my ancestor), Mary Francis POTTER CAIN WESCOTT, and Sarah/Sallie POTTER MOORE.

COX, WADDLE posted by Elaine Jones on Saturday, January 25, 1997

I'm interested in the following COX line: Aaron COX, born: about 1812 in South Carolina, spouse: unknown The 1850 Benton Co., Alabama census shows the following family:

Aaron COX (M-38-SC)
Catherine (F-20-AL)
Abram (M-14-AL)
Nancy M. (F-11-AL)
Charles W. (M-3-AL)
Arabella (F-2-AL)

Arrabella COX married Moses WADDLE, 29-Mar-1866, in Calhoun Co., Alabama. I'm interested in identifying Aaron's parents and spouse. It's possible all of the above are his children. It's also possible that Catherine is his 2nd wife and mother of the youngest two children. In either case, what was his first (or only) wife's name? Who were his parents?

BAKER, BATES, BOX, CAPEHEART, CHILDERS, CLIFTON, DERRICK, FIELDS, FORD, FORTENBERRY, HOLMES, JOHNSON, KYLE, MARTIN, MAYFIELD, NUNN, ODEN, RICHIE, STRINGER, SWAN, TADLOCK, WILLIAMS, WILSON posted by Glenda Oden on Saturday, February 1, 1997

I am researching; CHILDERS, FIELDS, JOHNSON, BOX, MARTIN, BATES, TADLOCK, BAKER, CAPEHEART, WILSON, WILLIAMS, ODEN, FORD, FORTENBERRY, HOLMES, SWAN, CLIFTON, MAYFIELD, NUNN, RICHIE, KYLE, STRINGER , & DERRICK. Will swap information.

ALBEA posted by Barb Bruntzel on Saturday, February 8, 1997

I am beginning my genealogy search for my father's family who I believe is from Calhoun County - surname ALBEA. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

BIRCHFIELD, HEATON posted by Rosemary Filyaw on Sunday, February 9, 1997

I have done real well with some of my research but not on my g-g-grandfather's line. James Franklin (Frank) BIRCHFIELD was born in Alabama in 1826, married Betsy HEATON in 1845 in Benton Co., Al., died in 1906 in Clay Co., Alabama. They had seven children. Who were the parents of James Franklin BIRCHFIELD? Who were his brothers and sisters? Is there anyone who can help me?

BRADLEY posted by Karen Smith on Sunday, February 9, 1997

I would appreciate a 1900 and 1910 census look-up for Hugh BRADLEY in Calhoun County, AL. He was b. ca 1895 in Anniston. His mother ran a boarding house there. Any information about this person would be very much appreciated.

HICKS, KING, SINGLETON, SMITH posted by Jackie Crumley on Monday, February 10, 1997

Mary E. KING (b c1842, daughter of William KING and wife Gilla/Gilly) first marries ? HICKS and has children Mary E. "Nettie" HICKS and James William Asbury HICKS in Randolph County, AL. In 1866, this portion of Randolph County became Cleburne County. Mary marries second J. P. "Jacob" SMITH in Oct 1867 and is found with him, the HICKS children, and children Matilda (age 1) and Mathew M. (age 7 mo.; believed to be a neighbor's child) in the household of her parents in the 1870 Federal Census of Cleburne County. The SMITHs are found in Calhoun County in 1880 with two additional children, Solomon, 4, and William N. 2,NR (does this mean not reported or no relation?) I lose the Smith's after this census. I pick up Thomas Jefferson SMITH who married Sarah Sally J. SINGLETON and live in Anniston, Calhoun County, AL with their children until Jeff's death in 1940. Obit for Jeff states that Solomon "Sol" is living in Sylacauga, AL. Ironically, "William N." and Thomas Jefferson birth years are almost the same. I do not know if William N. and Thomas Jefferson are the same person. If you have additional information on the HICKS or KINGs, parents, etc. please get in touch with me.

COLE, ROSS posted by Edward Osborne on Friday, February 28, 1997

I am seeking ancestral links to my maternal grandmother, a mulatto, whose maiden name was Eliza COLE. She was born circa 1852 in either Marion City in Perry County or the city of Anniston in Calhoun (Benton) County, Alabama, She married my grandfather, Isaac ROSS in Dallas County in 1886, and died in New York in 1944. Isaac ROSS was born in VA circa 1825. I'm seeking links to him also.

KNIGHTEN, KNIGHTON posted by Mamie Walling on Friday, February 28, 1997

KNIGHTEN/KNIGHTON, Jeremiah, John, Joseph - relationship to each other.

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