Fayette County, Alabama
~ July-December 1997 ~
DHildebrand
Sun, 06 Jul 1997 12:01:53
Researching
the family of William
Jones who was a
Baptist Preacher in Fayette
Co. 1850's. He had at least one child: Thomas
Bradley Jones who married Mary
Elizabeth Roberts and
had 3 children born
in FayetteCo., before moving to Texas. The oldest of these 3
children was
Glen Jones b.1888
(my line). Looking for any connections/information on these
Jones. Thanks
for any help you might have.
RANEY
(RAINEY) • SPARKS • MOORE
|
Linda
Rainey Wed, 09 Jul 1997 08:35:25
I
am interested in JOHN
RANEY/RAINEY born about 1828 GA.
who married
Pheobe Sparks
first and later Elizabeth Ann Berry Moore.
John had land grant in Fayette Co. 1859. Where did he come
from? Who were
his parents? He was a CSA soldier listed in Coles Beat in 1864.
Vincent
Patrick Thu, 10 Jul 1997 12:32:41
I
am looking for any and all information
I can find on the town "Glen Allen"
located in Fayette Co. Some of my elders, believe this town maybe
named
after my great (x3) grandfather Glenn Allen,
Jr. Unfortunately, I do not have any more
information on him. If you have any
information or can
point me in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it.
Patrick
Stough
Fri, 11 Jul 1997 20:34:13
I am looking for information about the Stoughs
of Fayette County.
HOLLINGSWORTH
• McCALEB • WAKEFIELD • SMOTHERS
STUDDARD • EDMONDS • PANTER • WHITLEY
|
Jimmie Sue
Mon, 14 Jul 1997 17:57:31
I
am researching the following surnames, any and all information
will be appreciated and I have information to share. HOLLINGSWORTH,
McCALEB, WAKEFIELD, SMOTHERS, STUDDARD, EDMONDS, PANTER, WHITLEY.
Jimmie Sue Page: e-mail address: JimmieSue1@aol.com
or jimmie@sonet.net
| BAKER
• BANNISTER • APPLING |
J.
BAKER Mon, 14 Jul 1997 15:57:47
Trying to find a connection to the
Baker families
who were in Alabama prior to Civil War and after. OSCAR
Baker was my Grandfather. He came to Texas
with brothers RICHARD,
HOLLIE and
a sister, KATE.
Their father was MARSHALL BAKER.
OSCAR married
Minnie Ola BANNISTER
whose family was from Alabama as well. Any help locating
ancestors would
be appreciated. A Mary APPLING
also married a JAMES Baker
who lived near Tuscaloosa, their fourth child was MARSHALL, who was my
Great Grandfather. He was born in 1851 and died in 1902.
Any
further information will greatly be appreciated.
John
Long Tue, 15 Jul 1997 13:06:27
I
am searching for the birth place
of my great grandfather, William L. Long.
All the ancestors on my father's side came from Fayette County.
Many were
born there, but William L. Long
was born in an unknown location in South Carolina before moving to
Fayette.
I have censuses of Fayette County that put him there as a lad and he
was
living with some Berrys,
his mother having remarried into that family. His birth parents'
names were
William B. Long
and Frances E. Henderson.
Frances is
buried in Fayette. I don't know much about William
B. All I know about him is that he was
born in Georgia.
My great
great grand father, John
H. Berry, was born in
Fayette Sept. 29,
1827 and died in Burnet County, Texas, on Oct. 6, 1904. My great
grandfather,
William L. Long,
moved to Burnet County, Texas in 1867 with a group of Berrys.
He married Sarah Elizabeth Berry,
eldest child of George Rufus Berry,
the leader of the group that moved to Burnet Co. George
Rufus, the son of Fayette County pioneer
William C. Berry,
was born in Fayette County Feb. 29, 1828. Sarah
Elizabeth was born in Fayette County in
Mar. 18, 1851.
Please
forgive me for rambling around
like this. I am sure it is evident that I am new to the genealogy game
and I am not really organized. At least I hope you can tell that
I am enthusiastic,
if not knowledgeable.
I would
give anything for a lead
on William L.
or William B. Long's
places of birth. Unfortunately, neither of them were born in
Alabama. John
H. Long - Port Richey, FL
CRANFORD
• PAPAZIAN (PAPAZAN)
|
Amy
M. Cranford Tue, 15 Jul 1997 23:16:07
I
am looking for any information
on the Cranford and
Papazian families
that were in Fayette County in the 1850's and 1860's. Amy
Cranford lived in
Fayette County in the
1860's. She had 3 children: David,
William,
and Martha.
They were born in Pike County, Alabama, and appear on the 1850
Census. David
married Mary
Papazian before the
war. Her family appears
on the 1860 Census in Fayette. Her parents were L.P.
and Nancy.
She had eight brothers and sisters. David
Cranford and Mary's
brother Isaac enlisted
in the 41st Alabama Infantry, Company G, on May 29, 1862. David
and Mary
moved to Grant County, Arkansas around
1870. I am looking for any information that I can get, especially
who Amy
Cranford was married to. Thanks.
HOLLAND
• DAVIS • FRANKLIN • KING • KEENUM
|
Harriet
McAlister Sat, 19 Jul 1997 10:12:42
I
am a Holland-Davis
decendent. My ggrandfather was William
Thomas Holland he
married Sarah
Jane Davis daughter
of John
Hawkins Davis and Nancy
Gore Franklin.
The Davis
and Franklin
lines are fairly easy to trace...DAR...and
work done by Jeannie Newell and her family etc. BUT my Holland
line is another thing. William
came from Pickens Co. AL he was born there
in 1827. That's where the story ends. Can you help shed any
light on the
ilusive Hollands.
I have the centenial newspapers, and I see that you have left W.T. off
of most of your pre-civil war lists
even though he is a cobbler in Fayette. In business and doing
well in 1851.
His partners were J.S. King,
Thomas King,
and James Keenum,
listed were also some slaves. W.T.
recieves a land grant in Gilpen in 1858. Found in the 1860 census
with his
wife Sarah and
daughter Nancy.
Family says he served in the Civil war; if he did I can not find
him. Not
even in the National Archives. I do have his Mexican War
records. Any help
you could be would be great. You are doing a wonderful job on
this page. Harriet Holland
McAlister
Ron
McCollum Mon, 21 Jul 1997 21:47:05
My
name is Ron
McCollum. I have located my great-grandfather
in the 1860, 1870, and 1880 census in Fayette Co. His name is Joe
(Joseph) McCOLLUM,
son of J
E and Martha McCOLLUM. He married Lula
Josephine MUSGROVE
between 1880 and 1890
and they moved to Texas. I am looking for information on J
E McCOLLUM and his wife Martha,
also the family of Lula Josephine MUSGROVE.
Martha was
listed as a widow, Head of Household in the 1870 census. I would
also like
information on J E McCOLLUM's
death and burial site. Thanks in advance
for help!
Jorene
Orr Tue, 22 Jul 1997 16:00:00
RE:
Col.
Joseph A. McClure dob
16 Jul 1810 d 2
Nov 1855 unable to serve out term of commissioner. The obituary
shows he
died of flux. His wife was Patience Elizabeth
McClain. Their
children were: Martha
A. McClure, 23 Jan 1837; Thomas Mitchell
Christopher Columbus Adolphus B. Hungate Henry Clay [sic].
It is said
that their daughter married
a man (I don't have his name before me) that designed and perhaps
oversaw
the construction of the Fayette County Courthouse. It is also
noted that
Col. McClure
commanded a regiment in the Mexican War. I was told their marriage was
in the US Genweb, but spelled incorrectly. The family is trying
to document
the Regiment in the war. I have contacted a man in Texas to see
if he has
anything. Should you run across anything on Joseph
A. McClure would you please keep my email
address and let me know. I appreciate all of your hard
work. It shows!!
CarolCant@aol.com
Wed, 23 Jul 1997 09:24:09
I
am looking for information on
the Wells family.
My greatgrandfather was Joe Wells
who
married Rosie Miller.
He is buried in Hatley, MS, in Monroe County. I know very little
about
his family. It is thought that the family was traveling to Texas
and maybe
Joe met
and married Rosie and
stayed in Monroe County. If anyone has any information I would
appreciate
hearing from you. My grandfather's name was Chester
A. Wells, who lived and died in Itawamba
County, MS. His brothers were Bud and
Jack Wells.
Jack is
still living in Hatley, MS. Thanks.
CarolCant@aol.com
Wed, 23 Jul 1997 09:24:09
Do
you know where the Tucker
Cemetery is located? I am a descendant
of George Tucker
and I believe he is buried in the Hopewell Cemetery near Glen
Allen. I
am interested in visiting the Tucker Cemetery. I plan to go to
Glen Allen
in the near future. Would it be possible to visit both cemeteries
in one
day? Thank you.
BARNES
• HOWTON • TANZY (TAUZY)
HOLLAND • SMITH • LANGSTON • HANKINS • EDWARDS SPARKMAN • FARR • BROOKS
• DANIEL
|
Sabra
Thu, 24 Jul 1997 13:02:59
I
desire to contact any descendants
of my 4ggrandfather Jesse Barnes,
born about 1773 in North Carolina and died in Fayette Co., AL. in
1854.
According to historical accounts he was the father of 18 children,
though
all have not been identified. Those that have are: my
3ggrandfather Edwin
Barnes (born 1817 NC) who married Nancy
Howton (daughter of
Abraham
Howton Dorcas
Castleberry), Elizabeth
Barnes who married Mr.
Tanzy or Tauzy,
Patsy Barnes
who married Mr. Holland,
Sarah Barnes
who married Soloman Smith,
Orpha Barnes who
married Thomas Holland,
Josiah Barnes
born 1798 married Rebecca and
moved to Dale Co., AL, Edy Barnes
born 1804 and married Haywood
or Hayward Langston,
Jethro Barnes
born 1810 NC and married Louisa Hankins,
Adeline Assella Barnes
born 1821 and married Abram Howton
(son of Abraham Howton
and Dorcas Castleberry),
Wiltha Barnes
born 1826 NC and was living with the Henderson
Edwards family in
1850, the remaining
children were not named in Jesse Barnes
estate but possibilities include, Jesse
Barnes who married Sarah
Sparkman in Tuscaloosa
Co., Jacob
Barnes who married Elizabeth
Farr in Tuscaloosa
Co., William
Barnes who married Susan
Brooks in Tuscaloosa
Co., Walker
Barnes, Henry
Barnes, and James
Barnes, and Dempsey
Barnes who married Mrs.
Lydia Daniel in
Pickens Co.
HOWTON
• CASTLEBERRY
BARNES • PEYTON • McKEE • McCRAW • BOBO • DAVIS
PERKINS • HOLLY • FRANKLIN • MANASCO • NICHOLS
|
Sabra
Thu, 24 Jul 1997 13:13:17
I
would like to contact the descendants
of my 4ggrandfather Abraham Howton,
born 1791 Rockingham Co., VA, died 1840 Fayette Co., AL, and married
Dorcas
Castleberry in 1812 in
Caldwell Co., KY.
They were the parents of the following children:
• William M. Howton
(1813) m. Mary S. Castleberry
• Abram Howton
(1814) m. Adeline Assella Barnes
• Elizabeth Howton
(1816) m. Perry Peyton
• Jonathan Howton
(1818) m. Jane McKee
• James Howton
(1819) m. Matilda McCraw
• Nancy Howton
(1821) m. Edwin Barnes
• Cassey Howton
(1822) m. John McKee
• George Washington Howton
(1824) m. Martha Ann Bobo
• Dorcas Howton
(1825) m. Fielding O. Davis
• Willis Howton
(1827) m. Elizabeth Perkins
• David Howton
(1829) m. Priscilla Manasco Holly
• Malissa Howton
(1830) m. T. J. Franklin
• Elijah Howton
(1832) m. Frances ______
• John Trauver Howton
(1834) m. ?
• Sarah Ann Howton
(1836) m. William Carl Manasco
• Martha Howton
(1838) not married
• Matthew Howton (1838)
m. Miranda Jane Nichols
WRIGHT
• ASHCRAFT • STRICKLAND
CROW • NALL
• JOHNSON • ABERNATHY • PLYER
MOORE • BELK
• NELSON • RAY • BERRY
|
Hillary
E. Wright Thu, 24 Jul 1997 13:30:11 -0700
I
am researching the Wright,
Nelson,
Johnson,
Crow,
Strickland,
Logan,
Caraway,
Abernathy,
Plyer and Freeman families
in Fayette AL from 1830 to present. My GGG-GF was Henry
WRIGHT who married
Susan
Ashcraft. I am
looking information on
Henry's brothers
and sisters and mother and father. One of his sisters was Martha
Wright who married William
O Strickland in
Jackson County, GA. Another
sister may have been Catherine Wright
who married Lewis Crow
in Jackson County GA in 1817. Henry's father may have been John
Wright. His brother is thought to be Michael
Wright who married Pennie
Poe Nall. Henry
had a brother or cousin who was his partner
named William H Wright.
Henry also
had a brother named Jesse who
married Elizabeth.
I am also
looking for and have information
on James JOHNSON
who married Ann Wright.
James's
father was Starling or
Sterling Johnson,
who moved to back to White County GA after Fayette around 1872.
Starling
married Becky
Crow, daughter of Lewis
Crow and Catherine
Wright Crow.
I am
looking for information on
Rev. Miles J Abernathy
family who came from Rome, GA during or after the Civil war.
I have
information on the Dock
Plyler who married
Nancy
Moore and on Nancy
Belk.
I am
looking for the parents of
William Jefferson Nelson
who married Talitha Jane Ray.
Talitha was
the daughter of Lucy Ann Wright
and Elijah Ray.
Lucy was
the dau of Jessee and
Elizabeth Wright.
Jessee was
Henry Wright's
older brother. Jeff Nelson
had brothers named Jasper and
Silvester.
Oral family history has it that their parents died young and they were
raised by William
or George and
Martha Berry.
Other
allied families are Ashcraft,
Owens, Appling, Lindsey, Freeman, Henry, Moore
and Holliman.
Also, I have a little information on Blakeney,
Poe and Nall.
Any
information on any names mention
above would be appreciated. If you need information on any of
these please
contact me.
Hillary
Wright ~ Marietta GA
TheHill@bellsouth.net
(home) Wright_hillary_at_xamiatlanta@ccmail.ahlstrom.com
(office)
BARNES
• HOWTON • PALMER • ROBERTSON
MILLER • MOTES
|
Sabra
Thu, 24 Jul 1997 13:50:57
Looking
for descendants of Edwin
Barnes born 1817, son
of Jesse
Barnes born 1773 and lived in Fayette
Co. Edwin married
Nancy Howton
and had the following children:
• Alta Elvira Barnes
born 24 Apr 1839 in Fayette Co., AL. She married William
Asbury Palmer (son of
Martin
H. Palmer of Hardin Co., TN) in 1860 and
died in 1917 in Lamar Co., AL.
• Jethro Barnes
born 1841 in Fayette Co., AL and died 1862. Not married.
• Temperance Barnes
born 1844 Fayette Co., AL
• Elizabeth Barnes born
1846 Fayette Co., AL. Married Riley Robertson.
• David Barnes
born 1849 Fayette Co., AL. Married Juda
Miller.
• Mary J. "Redgal"
Barnes
born 1860 Fayette Co. Married Andrew J.
Motes.
• Nancy Barnes
born 1863 and married John L. Motes.
Helen M. French
Thu, 24 Jul 1997 21:08:06
In the list of those buried in
the Hopewell
Primitive Baptist cemetery is
this entry: "Nancy
Gore Franklin Davis, wife of John Hawkins
Davis -- b. 25 Aug 1807 -- d. 24 Aug 1867
(buried in northeast
section - grave unmarked." This raises two very puzzling
questions for
me, and I would be grateful for any light that anyone might be able to
shed on the mystery.
• If the grave is unmarked, what is the reason for
believing that she is buried there?
• John
Hawkins
Davis is identified as a
minister in the obituary of his son-in-law,
and as a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church
in the census of 1860.
In the Methodist Archives, however, there
is no record of a John Hawkins Davis.
Why would the wife of a Methodist minister be buried in a Baptist
cemetery?
Could he possibly have been a Baptist minister. Does anyone know
how I
might go about finding out? What are the sources for information
on the
Baptist church in Alabama?
MMONROW@aol.com
Fri, 25 Jul 1997 01:14:18
Looking
for relations to Minnie
Bell McMillan ...
MILLER
• BAKER • LOLLAR
BAGWELL • DUNN • McMILLON • EVANS • EARNEST
|
Doyle
Baker Sat, 26 Jul 1997 14:50:59
I
am researching and and have information
to share on all the above listed surnames of Fayette County, Alabama.
Doyle
Baker ~ 180 Baker Rd., Berry, Alabama
Dallas Johnson Sat, 26 Jul 1997 18:34:56
I am looking for the decendants of Starling Johnson and Rebecca Ann Crow. I am interested
in any information on the Johnson, Crow(e), Bascomb, Glover, Wright,
Hughes, Wilson, Owen(s) and Plyler families. Starling Johnson and
his brothers and cousins settled Pilgrim's Rest in the 1840's.
Other relatives had already settled in Fayette prior to that time in
the Fowler area. Any information, no matter how trivial it may
seem may help. I have found the Ashcraft family who are related
to the Crow family in Arkansas. The names are Lemuel Johnson,
Starling Johnson b: 1819 in S.C., son James M. Johnson, son Starling
Johnson, Wilford, Rowland, Philip, Willis, John, Elara, Polly (Wilson)
Johnson. I am also searching the Johnsons from around Fowler's
Corner: Price M., Hezakiah, Ruebin, and so on. Thank you in
advance for any assistance you may be able to furnish.
Dallas Johnson ~ P.O. Box 325
Alpharetta, Georgia 30009
Phone: 770-343-8936 Bus. 770-475-2841 Home. Fax:
770-410-0182
MUSGROVE
• WEBSTER • THOMPSON • DODSON
ANDERSON • HARRIS • OWEN • ASTON
WEAVER • WOLFE |
Monya
Havekost Fri, 01 Aug 1997 22:01:48
-0400
Researching these families. Most Wanted: Parents of
JOHN TILDEN MUSGROVE, b. 8 Nov 1793 MD; d. 7 Nov 1875, Fayette Co., AL.
For more information about the Musgrove-Thompson Reunion, contact:
Monya Havekost or Richard Seymour [see Fayette County Family Reunions].
J
Robert Shepherd Tue, 05 Aug 1997
23:30:15
Seeking information on Issac and Wilson Shepherd and other
Shepherds in Fayette County in the 1800's. Issac was the county
surveyer in 1876.
Robert Woodham Sun, 10 Aug 1997
20:39:59
I'm trying to find info about Thomas Poe and his son R.H.
Poe. Thomas' father, Maj James R Poe, fought in the American
Revolution and moved to Fayette Co. late in life around 1823 and is
buried there. I believe Thomas Poe died prior to the Civil
War. R.H. Poe may have been the Roza H Poe who was sheriff
1840-43. I've also read his name was Richard Hampton Poe.
He and many other Poe family members migrated to Arkansas in the
1850's. Please let me know if you have any info. Lee Woodham
Charles
McCain Wed, 13 Aug 1997 16:51:42
The AL 1830 Census says a John McCain (#197) lived in
Fayette Co. in 1830. Do any of your county historical records
show him and especially members of this family? Also, the 1820-29
and the 1830-39 AL Decennary Census Index has the phrase "SEARCH VITAL
RECORDS" followed by a date. What does this mean, that is if you
know? Thank you. Charles McCain ~ Denison, TX
Gina
Clingan Mon, 18 Aug 1997 15:22:42
I am searching for my
great-grandmother's family. Her name was Laura SPARKS, and she was born in
Arkansas in 1870. Her parents, John SPARKS and Mary TIMS were born somewhere in
Alabama. I am also trying to trace a Daniel SPARKS. He was
born in Fayette Co., AL. in 1844. His parents were also born in
AL. Daniel married Mary Caroline Coe in 1885, in Franklin Co.,
TX. Laura married John KING and they moved to Franklin Co., TX.,
but I have no dates. I have a feeling that Daniel and Laura are
somehow related. I would appreciate any information on the SPARKS
or TIMS family.
Jim Savage Sat, 23 Aug 1997 00:02:15
I am interested in the Savage Family Cemetery yet to be put on
line. Is
there someone I could contact concerning those buried
there? Jim
savage1@teclink.net
[savage(one)] ... my 22nd yr looking for parents of John S. Savage born
Edgefield SC abt 1800
Fred Wallace Sat,
23 Aug 1997 09:50:28
I am seeking information on the above Af-American names; I hit a
wall at the 1870 census's. I have not found any living relatives
that have any information. What kind of organizations maintain
this type of information?
Chris Lawrence Sat,
23 Aug 1997 23:45:39
It appears that the Lawrence's of Fayette county are an off-shoot
of
the Lawrence's of Morgan County, with Bartholomew Lawrence possibly
being the progenitor of this line. I particular I am trying to
establish what the relationship was between Alexander Lawrence (born
1802) and Richard Lawrence (possibly his father) and Bartholomew
Lawrence (listed in 1850 Fayette census, born around 1760!!) and get a
good track on the early
Lawrence's of Fayette county so I can complete my work on the
Lawrence's of Morgan County. Has anyone done any work on the
Fayette
County Lawrence's? Chris Lawrence ~ Arlington, VA
Dallas
Johnson Mon, 25 Aug 1997 20:53:18
I
am sending you a picture of William
Franklin Johnson [see
Fayette Family
Records]
who owned a store and a cotton mill at one time in Fayette. He is
the son
of James M. Johnson.
Married Nora Melton.
They moved to Denver Colorado for Nora's
health in 1920. He died in 1944 and she died in 1984.
Now my inquiry:
Starling Johnson settled in the Pilgrims Rest area of Fayette County,
Alabama in the 1840's. Surounding his land was the land belonging
to Lemuel Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, James and John Johnson.
Starling Johnson was married to first Rebecca Ann Crow and their
children were:
William L. Johnson b: 1842 d: June
15th, 1864 21st Al CSA in Virginia.
James M. Johnson b: 1844
John Johnson b: 1846
Mary Catherine Johnson, M: William B. Owens, b: 1849
Robert B. Johnson b: 1854
Starling Johnson b: 1850
Saville (Dillie & Villie) Johnson M: Bloomer Griffin, b: 1861.
Married Second, Hariet C. Hughes Hamby. It is said that she was an
orphan because her father Hughes died and left her mother and two
daughters. She was raised in her grandfather Wilsons home so therefore
her mother must have been a Wilson. She married John Hamby and they had
a son named William (Billy) Hamby. John and Billy died. I don't know
how.
Starling Johnson's first wife Rebecca Ann Crow died a few months after
giving birth to Saville Johnson. Later, Starling married Harriet
C. Hughes Hamby. They had two boys: Julius Glover Johnson and
Drury Bascomb Johnson. In 1873, Starling, Hariet, Julius, Drury
and Saville left Fayette and came back to Georgia. They lived
with relatives in Georgia for five years then purchased land from
William Saterfield in White County, Georgia. Later, Saville
(Villie) returned to Fayette Alabama where she lived out her
life. She, it is told, moved into the home of Mary Ann Crow.
William F. Johnson one of the sons of James M. Johnson visited the
Johnsons in White county Georgia many times. There was much
correspondence. Then the correspondence stopped around the time
William F. and Nora moved to Colorado.
I am interested in finding any descendants of the family of Starling
and Rebecca. I would like to learn more about all the associated
families. If you have information or are a decendant and would
like to learn more about the family, please write.
I have heard from many of you because of another inquiry that I
made. I will share with you and the people of Fayette the
information I have gathered and will gather.
David Slay Mon, 25 Aug 1997 23:31:52
I am researching a civil war battle in which the 8th Alabama Cavalry
participated in during the Civil War. Members of this unit came
from Fayette County. Are you aware of any diaries, letters, or
memoirs of men from this unit. If you are I would be eternally
grateful if you would let me know. Thank You for your time.
OSWALT
• HALLMAN • WEAVER • SNIDER
SANFORD • STRICKLAND • WINTER • PAPIZAN |
Karhet@aol.com Tue, 26 Aug 1997
11:28:59
I am researching these families from Fayette county, some went
to Tuscaloosa county. I would like to exchange information on
ROBERT WILSON OSWALT
and his first wife MISSOURI ALABAMA FREEMAN. Robert was
born 7 May 1877, died 4 Jun 1942. "Bama" was born 12 Aug 1878, died
Apr 1919. Any info can be helpful and appreciated.
Doris Perkins Sat, 30
Aug 1997
16:50:22
Would like any information about Perkins family in 1850
Fayette Co. Census, household # 574. Father Samuel 49, wife
Mahala 36, (both born in SC ); children William 13, Thomas 10, John W.
8, Jackson F. 6, Martha 5, Green B. 1, and Samuel Perkins 90.
Is there any connection to family # 571 with Sarah Perkins 50, James
21, Alfred H. 18, Thomas J. 14, John J. 13, William 11, and W.O. Strickland family also
listed with same household.
Would appreciate any help. Doris Perkins ~ 405 SE Ave. G, Idabel, Ok. 74745
Ellie Handley Sat, 30
Aug
1997 23:49:40
I don't know where you got your information, listed under "Adults
Living in Fayette County Prior to Civil War" [now Soldiers, Statesmen & Scalawags].
It is wrong. I would strongley recommend you remove it,
ASAP. Under James (name spelling is wrong) Handley (Hanly) (Handly)
served in the union Army is correct, however he did not desert, and a
matter of record he was in the Hospital when his unit was moved.
Also, his date of birth is 1840. He had two brothers who were in
the same unit, William Payton Handley and Irvin Handley. Irvin
was killed at the battle of Shiloh in Tenn. I don't see any of
that on your web-site. Is it because they were in the Union
Army! James Handley was my ggGrandfather and I want that off, and
I will return to check on it.
From Carolyn: I am only trying to put
on the Internet information that I have from the sources I have
acquired over the years. Your anger really is misplaced, since
all the work I have put into this site is totally voluntary to help
those doing research in Fayette County. Sometimes mistakes will
be made, and I try to correct them when possible. This
information came from the source listed below. However, in an
effort to correct this matter, I am removing the "Handley" from
Pre-Civil War People, and printing this retraction so everyone will
know why.
SOURCE: Looking Back: Fayette County, Alabama
1824-1974, Volume Three, Fayette County History, pg. 70,
published December 1974 by The Fayette County Historical Society with
the Cooperation of the Fayette County Broadcaster.
Hugh Hyman Sun, 31 Aug
1997
10:46:56
Seek and will share information on POE and NALL families in Fayette
& Tuscaloosa Cos. AL area, most POEs originally from Anson,
NC. My branch in 1850s went to Saline Co. (later also Grant Co.)
AR, where my 2nd grgf James Thomas POE became county judge in 1860,
later a Major (CSA), then twice AR state representative from Columbia
Co. AR. In 1880-90s, Poe's moved to Eastland Co., TX (where many
are today) except for Mary Poe PARK and family staying at
Lafayette/Columbia Cos, AR border. Hugh Hyman ~ 541 Laurie Lynne Dr., Baton Rouge, LA
70819-3440
Mark LaFave Tue, 02 Sep
1997 00:05:06
I would like to have some info on the Wright Cemetery in Fayette
Co. AL. My GGG Grandfather Joseph Wright moved to TX. in 1854
from Fayette Co. I do not yet know who his parents were.
Can someone help. Thanks.
HAYES
• PATRICK • FROST • CUTTS
|
Bobby Joe
Seales Wed, 03 Sep 97 06:44:18
Thank you for taking your time to respond to this request.
1) Joseph Franklin Hayes
married about1882 to Mary Jane Patrick. Need month,
day, year of marriage.
2) Joseph Franklin Hayes married about 1927 to Mattie Frost (could be some other
last name). Need names as listed with month, day, year of
marriage.
3) Ada Elizabeth Hayes married about 1920 to John E. Cutts. Your response
will be greatly appreciated.
Cathy Butler Wed, 03
Sep
1997 09:53:27
In doing my Lucas geneology, I am missing the son of Charles Daniel
Lucas (1770-1853), who
was also the father of John H. Lucas (1848-1939). John was the
husband of Rhoda (1855-1933). I think Charles Daniel Lucas may
have been the father of John, but this conflicts with a bible record.
JuliReb@aol.com Wed, 03
Sep 1997
12:14:20
I would like to correspond with anyone doing research on the YOUNG family in Fayette
county, 1850-1870+. Specifically, I'm looking for info about Bery
(J.B. or James Bery) YOUNG. Thank you
Heritage of Fayette County
|
Sabra Sudberry Tue, 09
Sep 1997
21:36:30
NOTICE of the NEW Heritage
of Fayette Co. book that is in progress. I am the Chairman
of the committee and we need all the articles we can get on families
that lived in Fayette Co. I am sure you are probably familiar
with these books as they are doing one in Etowah county now. If
your ancestors were in the county before 1870 you are allowed 1000
words and 2 stories (1000 each) and 2 pictures. If after 1870,
half that amount of both. I am very excited about this
project. Even though we have the 3 histories there still needs to
be something on the family histories I believe. If you could post
this and put my email address I could send them a brochure when they
are printed (hopefully we will have them the first week of Oct.).
Larry E. Whitead Wed, 10
Sep
1997 03:40:14
Carolyn, I just wanted to send you a note of thanks for the Fayette
Co. Page. You have done a terrific job and everybody needs to be
told so once in a while. I don't know how you find the time to
enter all this data, but I for one am grateful for it. Thanks again.
JGoldsm401@aol.com Fri, 12
Sep 1997 14:29:53
Was looking in your web site & it is the best I have ever
seen. Didn't find anything I needed, but could tell a lot of work
has been put into it. Keep up the GREAT work !!!!!!!!!!!
From Carolyn: Thanks, for the kind
words. It makes it all worthwhile when I know someone has
benefited from this site. Many of you have sent your thanks and
compliments. I appreciate this more than you'll know!
GILBREATH
• KROEGER • HEATON
|
Kristy Newman Rochat
Wed,
10 Sep 1997 19:37:44
I have been researching my families' surnames of Gilbreath/Kroeger. My
grandmother was Margaret M. Kroeger
of Hamilton Co.,TN. She married William H. Heaton also of Hamilton
Co., TN. Her father was John G. Kroeger of Ohio. He had two
brothers: 1) Benjamin Kroeger who married a Julia Gilbreath on Febuary
14, 1884 in Hamilton Co., TN, and a brother named Henry Kroeger.
Do any of these people sound familiar to you? Please let me know
if they do. I am having a difficult time finding any of these
surnames relations. Thank you for your time. I will be
waiting for your reply. My mother's maiden name is Heaton - Mary
Eliza Heaton Newman - mother was Margaret M. Kroeger of Hamilton Co.,
TN.
Mary A. Taylor Fri,
19 Sep
1997 07:29:59
Searching for parents of Hattie or Harriet Bobo who married Coleman
Wainwright Lawson
around 1890 to 95. Read somewhere and can't find that they
married at her parents home. Is she the daughter of Stephen
Foster Bobo, b 1 Jan 1840 AL, d 15 Aug 1894, wife Nancy Malinda.
If so, looking for maiden name of Nancy Malinda. Any information
on Hattie and Coleman Lawson appreciated.
Brenda Duff Fri,
19
Sep 1997 07:40:2
I also am researching the Howell's
of Alabama. They lived in Baldwin & Conecuh counties in
southern Alabama and have ties to the Godwin family. Some names
are James, George W. born April 26,1893, and Florence Olivia Howell,
born August 23,1890; she married Samuel William Godwin. If these are
the people you are researching please contact me would be glad to share
what I have. Hope to hear from you soon. Thanks, Brenda Duff
Carol Middleton
Mon, 22 Sep 1997 02:05:42
I am seeking information on the VICE / PRICE families. My
great great grandparents were Morgan and Lucretia PRICE VICE. They are shown
living in Fayette Co., AL in the 1860 census. They have (a rather
blank) page on my web site and I would love to know more of them.
Lucretia's parents were Jackson and -?- PRICE, also of Fayette Co.,
AL. I have a list of the Vice children on my site page, including
my great grandfather Simeon VICE. I have earlier information on
the VICE line but nothing for the PRICE family. Any help would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Gina Clingan
Tue,
23 Sep 1997 19:53:51
I am searching for my ggrandmother, Laura SPARKS. She was born
in Arkansas in 1870 to John SPARKS and Mary TIMS. John and Mary
may have been born in Alabama. I found a John SPARKS in Fayette
Co. in 1860, living in the East District Township. I am also
looking for a Daniel SPARKS. He was born in Fayette Co., Ala. in
1844. This is the only info that I have on him, except that he
moved to Mt. Vernon, Tx. and married Mary Caroline Coe in 1885. I
would appreciate any information on the names that I have listed.
Thanks in advance.
Jeannette H. Austin
Fri,
26 Sep 1997 00:18:56
I have a collection of Bibles "online". Over the years, I
have collected thousands of bible records. Currently, I am typing
them and putting them on my webpage for public viewing and use.
They are from all over the United States. Please add this to your
page as a "link". Jeannette Holland Austin
<http://www.mindspring.com/~jha/gbooks.htm> Click on "Bibles Online"
[Note new web address as of 09 Aug 2003: http://www.genealogy-books.com/index.html]
Terry Gill Fri, 26 Sep
1997
20:03:09
Searching for information on the ORR family of Fayette Co.,
Ala. Henry C. ORR,
born 1825, SC. In 1850 he was in Fayette Co., Ala with wife Susan
CASON. By 1860
he had taken family to Bradley Co, Ark. Henry died during the
Civil War in 1864. His children: Reubin A.; Lucinda; Thomas K.;
Mary Jane "Mollie"; James H.;
Bradley Louellen. Susan's parents were Reubin CASON and Jemine OLIVER. Need Henry's
parents.
Fayette
County Research • ORR (ORE) (ARR)
|
Terry
Gill Fri, 26 Sep 1997 20:17:42
Could you give me a guiding hand. I'm researching Fayette County
before 1850. I've read that the court house burnt twice. No
early records available. Also, no newspapers. I'm writing
letters to find the early church records. I'm trying to research
the Orr/Ore/Arr
families that were there in 1830 & 1840. I know you are very
busy, but any suggestions would be grealty appreciated. I live in
Louisiana and would love to travel there to research. Is there a
library in the area with early records? Thanks, Terry Gill
From Carolyn: The library is pretty
good, but only has books. The best records are in the courthouse.
What newspapers that remain are in there. They also have a room
just for researchers who want to go through the old records. When
I'm doing research in Fayette County, that is where I go.
June Sun, 28
Sep 97
01:10:06
Am looking for information about McMullen family.
Margaret and Nancy were sisters who married brothers, Joseph and James Park in South Carolina in
the early 1800's or late 1700's. Joseph and Margaret moved to
Alabama where Joseph died in Pickens County. The two sons moved
on into Mississippi and Arkansas. It appears that other family
members came into Alabama as well, but stayed. Can you tell me
anything about McMullens that might help orient me.
CANNON
• MADDOX • SOUTH • WHITE
|
Jim Cannon Sun, 28
Sep 1997
17:07:39
My ancestors came from the Fayette county area. The surnames
I am researching are CANNON,
MADDOX, SOUTH and WHITE. I would be
glad to furnish more details and appreciate any responses. Thanks.
Jim Cannon ~ 457 Winfield Blvd. San
Antonio, TX 78239-2040, (210) 655-1043
See Fayette County Family Records for more
information on the Cannon family.
Allied families include: White, Maddox, South, Doughty, Traweek, Johns,
Davis, Drake, Wright, Boozer, Patterson, Oswalt, Olive, Pryor, Odel,
Rice, Kelly, Talley, Falkner, Andrews, Watkins, Watters, Ashcraft,
Morrow, Gilliam, Barbee, West, Calderon, McGuff, Zimmerman,
Higginbotham, Williamson, Mosely, Dockery, Hocutt, et. als.
1850
Fayette County Census
|
Barbara Stevenson Tue,
30 Sep
1997 14:38:49
I am the person transcribing the 1850 Fayette County, AL,
census. I am presently about 13% completed. I know it
doesn't sound like I'm very far, but it's already over 1200
records. I am writing because I will need someone to proof what I
have completed. I thought you might know someone who has a
special interest in Fayette County and would be willing to do this
work. Let me know. Thanks, Barbara
D.A. Bass-Frazier
Wed, 05 Nov 1997 11:50:59
If anyone would be so kind as to help me obtain a copy of a local
obituary for the following relative who lived and died in Fayette,
Alabama. I would happily pay for costs and postage.
• NELLIE TAYLOR, 10
Sep 1906 - 25 May 1996
Respectfully yours & Deo Vindice.
Davie Williams Sat,
08
Nov 1997 21:24:25
I am searching for information on John B. Nichols of Hall County,
Georgia, who married Grizzler Burford
and later moved to Cherokee County, Alabama, and then to DeKalb County,
Alabama. I descend through their daughter, Elizabeth Jane Nichols
Paty. Does anyone have a John B. Nichols in your line?
Mark LaFave Sun, 09
Nov
1997 18:07:31
My GGG Grandfather Joseph Wright
left Fayette, AL, circa 1854 and moved to East Texas. He lived
somewhere around Newtonville and farmed. His wife was named
Rhody. His children born there in Fayette Co. were James J.,
William P., Richard Razzy, Jesse H. and Thomas Poe Wright. Thanks.
BAILEYTIG@aol.com
Mon,
10 Nov 1997 00:46:33 -0500
I am trying to locate any information on my g-g-grandparents.
I am looking for information on Martha Melissa Mattie SIMS born in 1884 in
Fayette, AL. She had a child named Troy in Fayette with a man
named Houston/Huston WHITE.
Within 3 years, she married Henry Archie Dillard (b.1879). The
marriage info that I have is that they married on January 3, 1903 in
Fayette, AL. The child, Troy, took on the name TROY
DILLARD. Martha and Henry DILLARD later had 14 more children and
moved to Oklahoma and Texas. Any information would be greatly
appreciated. Thanks.
Barbara Wilson
Wed,
12 Nov 1997 18:07:47
I am looking for Elbert J. Nichols, about 1825.
FOWLER
• JONES • STORY • LIVINGSTON
PURTLE • LAMB
|
KyKid10062@aol.com
Thu, 13 Nov 1997 00:42:08
Searching for the burial place for Richard FOWLER Jr. (b. 1745, d. 4
January 1840) and his wife Lydia FOWLER (b. ca 1745, d. aft 1837, m.
#1. -?- JONES).
Both died in Fayette Co. Their children are: Lydia, b. 1776-77;
Joshua, b. 3 Jan 1784, m. Elizabeth STORY d/o William STORY Jr;
Charity, b. ca 1787, m. James LIVINGSTON;
Elizabeth, b. ca 1791, m. #1. Michael PURTLE, #2. Richard LAMB. Any information
on this family would be appreciated.
HawksNhogs@aol.com
Thu, 13 Nov 1997 13:51:12
Seeking info on my g-grandparents. Martha Melissa Mattie SIMS had a son, Troy Eli,
around 1900 in Fayette Co. The father was Houston/Huston WHITE. When Troy was
3, "Mattie" married Henry
Archie DILLARD in
Fayette Co. in 1903. The child, Troy, then took on the last name
DILLARD. The family then moved to Oklahoma and Texas and had 14
more children. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Lane Hudson
Fri,
14 Nov 1997 14:20:57
I am a looking for ANY information on Mary V. NICHOLS, m. 30 Jan. 1831
Halifax County, VA, Joshua Adams
b. Halifax Co. VA, and had at least 10 children: Mary A.E. Adams
b.1832; Lousia b.1833; John Moza, b. 1835, d. 1863; Thomas Joshua b.
1837, d. 1863; James William b.1839; Elizabeth G. b. 1840; Nancy G. b.
1843; Sarah b.1845; Labon P. b.1847; and Robert Alexander Adams b. 27
July 1851. I would like any data on the parents, siblings, place
of birth, or any data at all. I am willing to share any data , I
have most of her descendants up to the present.
GRIFFIN
• BOWLING • REECE
|
Nico Cameron
Fri,
14 Nov 1997 14:29:29
David "Troy" GRIFFIN and his wife Mary
Frances BOWLING
Griffin were married in Alabama on October 26, 1882, and had five
children who lived to adulthood:
1. Grover Cleveland "Cleve"
GRIFFIN - b. Dec. 8, 1883 in Fayette County, AL
2. Missoura Adiline "Addie"
GRIFFIN - b. July 2, 1886 in AL
3. Mary Alice "Alice" GRIFFIN
- b. Sept. 2, 1888 in AL
4. William Gunn GRIFFIN - b. February 10, 1894 in Paris, Lama Co,
TX
5. Bertha Jane GRIFFIN - b. Sept. 27, 1897 in Wood County, TX
According to a letter written from Cleve’s wife, Amanda A. PRUIT
GRIFFIN, to her daughter, "Jackie"
Louise Louvaughn GRIFFIN CAMERON (now deceased), David "Troy" Griffin was born in Alabama
to J.R.T. GRIFFIN and Marcy F. GRIFFIN. I have no other
confirmation of Troy’s parentage as of yet. No information has
surfaced on Mary Frances BOWLING’s family background. One source
indicated that she was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico Territory.
A more reliable source indicates she was born in Talladega, Alabama,
June 29, 1862. According to the notation on a family photograph,
Troy had at least two brothers, John and Mike, and his sister Laura
GRIFFIN REECE.
WRIGHT
• POE • NALL • McMILLION • ANDERSON
|
Hillary
E.Wright Fri, 14 Nov 1997 13:43:38
Looking for information (or cousins) on the following family:
Michael Wright
b 1808 in SC - d 1854 Fayette AL (Father Believed to be Francis
Wright). Michael Wright was born in 1808 in SC. He married
Peninah Poe in
1837. Peninah was first married to Martin Nall before Michael.
Her parents were Simon Poe (b 1782) and Margaret McMillion. Peninah
was born in Anson County NC in 1803. She and 9 children moved
from Fayette Co AL about 1860 to Sheridan, Ark, where she died in
1875. Their children:
1. John T. Wright - b Nov 25, 1837 - d
May 6 1886 - m Susie F Anderson
2. J. William Wright - b 1839 - d April 20, 1887
3. Henry Wright - b 1840
4. Elizabeth Wright - b 1842
The other children are believed to have been from Martin Nall.
Children ff John T Wright and Susie Anderson:
1. C C Wright - b Oct. 2 1858
2. Sarah Wright - b Jan 1860
3. Mary Peninah Wright - b Oct. 30 1862
4. Louisa Wright - b Aug. 21, 1867
5. N W Wright - b April 27, 1870 - m Ara Barnett 10-21-1897
6. Annie Wright - b June 4 1878
7. Martin Poe Wright - b April 28,1872 - d April 20, 1873
8. Wm. B. Wright - b Feb. 13,1861 - d Oct. 5, 1884
9. Thomas B. Wright - b March 20, 1866 - d Oct. 5 1884
Granddaughter of John T and Susie Wright:
Bess Shepherd of Benien, Ark
WRIGHT
• ASHCRAFT • POE • STRICKLAND
POTTER • CROW • JOHNSON • APPLING
|
Hillary
E.Wright Tue, 18 Nov 1997 15:22:08
My GGG GF was Henry B. Wright
(b 1813 - d 1864, m Susan ASHCRAFT).
Henry's sibblings were Michael Wright (m Penniah Poe), Joseph Wright,William
H Wright, Martha Wright (m William O Strickland), Jessee Wright
(m Elizabeth Potter),
Frances Wright, Rebecca Wright and Catherine Wright (m Lewis Crow). Henry's father
may have been Francis Wright.
Henry and Susan's children were John Francis, Sarah "Ann" Rebecca (m Jim Johnson), Martha Jane,
Elizabeth "Babe," Mary, Alsey
A "Elsey" and Michael Jasper
(m ME Appling).
Henry also had a first cousin named John who had many desendants.
All of these Wrights lived in Hico beat near Newtonville. If you
have any connection to this family or allied families please contact
me. Hillary Wright ~ Marietta,
Ga thehill@bellsouth.net
Sabra Sudberry Wed, 19
Nov
1997 00:14:08
I would like to volunteer to do lookups for the Fayette census
records if you will post a headliner on your main page. I have
1830-1860 presently and may be able to get other later ones in the near
future. You can let me know if you want me to do a lookup.
NONAS3 Thu, 20 Nov
1997
18:02:57
I am researching my family's history. There were two family
names that I found on the AA Fayette County 1866 Census. John Bobo and Newton Denmore. If you have
any futher information, or can tell me where I can inquire, please
e-mail me. Thanks for any and all assistance.
Lois Stephenson
Sun,
23 Nov 1997 07:48:43
JOHN DOBBS
born: 1791 S.C. died: 29 Mar 1881 buried: Studdards Crossroads
Cemetery. What was the maiden name of first wife,
Docia? Interested in daughter, Mary Matilda Dobbs, second
wife of Samuel M. Stephenson.
All Dobbs of Fayette County, Alabama, information is welcome.
Pam Lenox Mon,
24 Nov 1997 13:29:57
I am looking for family history for John Alexander SMITH (b.11-1-1910 in
Fayette) and his wife Rose Evelyn DODD (b.12-31-1911 in
Fayette). John's parents were John SMITH and Maud WHITE. Maud's father
was Starling Lumpkin WHITE.
Steven D. Jacobson Mon,
24
Nov 1997 13:54:33
I'm tracking John EARNEST
and Lusina KIMBRELL
(marriage on 29 Feb. 1872) and their family links. Anyone with
clues or data on this family please contact me. I have other
EARNEST data for AL. and contacts with other reseachers on EARNEST
links.
I'm also tracking a Marion Earnest whose parents should of been in
Fayette Co. around the late 1800's; namely, John & Lusina Kimbrell
Earnest. It's rumored Marion may of killed his wife in a drunken
rage around the early 1900's. Any chance of proving it and or
finding out what happened to him or his family?
Steve
ICQ ID: 3277264
http://www.bmi.net/sjacobso/html3.htm
GenWeb WAColumbia Co.: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wacolumb/
Jim Brotherton
Tue,
25 Nov 1997 10:35:33
About 5 years ago someone called me and ask if it would be alright
to put a plaque in the Brotherton Cemetery. I was not aware that
such a place existed until that time. I did not have enough sense
to get a phone number or a location. My great grandfather moved
to Fayette County in 1840 and settled in Hico near Newtonville. I
suppose that that is the location. Since I live in Walker County
I would like to visit there but I need a lead on the location.
Any help would be appreciated. Jim Brotherton ~ Jasper, AL
Robert Aldridge Tue,
25 Nov
1997 13:29:10
In your "Adults Living in Fayette County Prior to the Civil War"
[now Soldiers,
Statesmen & Scalawags] web page, you have the following listing:
McCOLLUM, James A. -
Representative 1830-1832.
McCOLLUM, James K. - Representative 1849-1852. He had been defeated for
the Senate in 1834. He owned and operated mill. Died 1872.
According to a book that I saw recently entitled, "Descendants of
Newman McCollum", or something close to that, James K. McCollum served
3 terms as Representative. It appears that your two James
McCollums may be the same James K. McCollum listed in the
aforementioned book. Are you familiar with this book or would you
be interested in more information about this book? If so, please
feel free to e-mail me. Thanks, Robert W. Aldridge, Camber
Corporation
JeanMND@aol Wed, 26
Nov 1997
01:55:21
Hoping to find info on William Larkin "Pitt" STEWART b. 3/24/1781 Wake
Co, NC, d. 1832 Fayette Co, AL married Mary Pauline "Polly" Hogan between 9/6/1806 and
11/15/1811 in Jackson Co, GA or Lincoln Co, TN. Polly born
6/5/1795 SC,
d. after 1860 Fayette Co, AL. Would like to know where they are
buried and anything anyone else may have about this family. There
were 8 children - Charles Anthony d 1871, Larkin Pruit d. 3/1865,
William Hogan, Joseph Kirke, Franklin Haywood, Anna Harkins, Abraham
Jefferson (my line) and Rubin Jasper "Rube"
d. 1917. Death dates listed show all died in Fayette Co,
AL. Abraham lived in Kemper Co, MS, at the end of his life and I
assume he was buried there. Will share what I have.
Jack Fowler Fri,
28 Nov
1997 15:28:26
I am trying to track the descendants of Daniel and Elizabeth Fowler. They were
early settlers in Fayette County and are the parents of Richard, Maston
and Nancy FOWLER that you have listed on the early settlers page.
I would like to have any information on their daughter EMILY FOWLER b.
1830 and married a HARRIS.
They are believed to have lived North East of the city of Fayette,
about 4 miles East of Hwy 43 and South of Hwy 102. I also would
like information on DELLA FOWLER (gdaughter of Daniel and Elizabeth) b.
abt 1869, married a JOHN MOORE
and lived North of Bankston.
THORNTON
• MOORE • PADEN • PEDEN
|
Mary Love Berryman
Mon, 01
Dec 1997 07:11:16
Your page is really looking good. I would like for you to add
Lewellen and Priscilla Thornton
Moore to the residents
in Fayette County before 1850. John Mayfield Moore, Marinda White
Paden and Samuel Peden, Revolutionary War
Soldier, lived in Fayette County before 1850. I will be glad to
submit records if you need those. There are plenty to
substantiate them in the Fayette County books.
I would like for you to put a link to My Moore Family which is located
on my web page. The URL is http://www.tyler.net/mlb/
moore.htm. [Note new web address as of 09 Aug 2009 http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~marylove/Moore/MooreTOC.html]
I promised people in Fayette County that I would publish this material
a long time ago and am just now getting around to it. I have
quite a bit of information on the descendants of Lewellen Moore and
Priscilla Thornton - many of his descendants still live in the
area. I would love to be in touch with them. I'm not sure
how I will handle this. I do not intend to put living people on
the web or anything that would be a security risk. I am only
publishing down though my grandparents. Thanks for all you
do. Mary Love Berryman http://www.tyler.net/mlb/
Steven Northsea
Mon, 01 Dec 1997 18:10:33
Searching for ancestors, descendants of Benjamin DENNIS b. 17 Mar 1837 d. 10
Nov 1921 in Beaverton, Lamar Co., AL. He lived and possibly was
born in Fayette Co. moving to Lamar after the Civil War possibly as
late as 1870-1875. He married Mary Bunetta or Mary Elizabeth WHITE b. 01 Jun 1838
possibly in Fayette Co. She was daughter of Jack WHITE. She
died 12 Aug 1910 in Beaverton, Lamar Co., AL. Benjamin was also
married to a Davis.
Steven Northsea ~ 3517 West Cypress
Drive, Dunnellon, FL 34433, (352) 489-0404
Linda Jones
Tue,
02 Dec 1997 22:32:10
Looking for information on William Dodds b. April 12, 1812, in
Georgia. Looking for any information re: parents, brothers and
sisters. He was married first to Eleanor (Ellinor) and 2nd to
Minerva Caroline Mullenax
on June 23, 1860. Children included Joseph A. Dodds and his twin
Jonathan A. Dodds, both born May 22, 1868, in Fayette Co.,
AL. Also any information regarding the Hiram Jackson
Mullenax, the father of Minerva.
BANISTER
(BANNISTER) • WHATLEY
|
Ann Williams
Sun,
07 Dec 1997 19:20:03
My gg grandfather Allen Banister
and his first wife Martha Whatley
were counted in Fayette Co. on the 1850 census. In 1860 he was in
Marion Co. with 2nd wife Amanda or Manda. I believe Martha had a
child, Martha Jane in 1858, and maybe Amanda had Josephine in
1859. Really, I hope Josephine was Martha's and Amanda's first
was John Allen Banister (Bannister)
born in 1864. I would like any places, dates, etc. for Allen's
marriage to either wife. (I don't know Amanda's last name, but I
think she was my gg grandmother. Allen also had a third wife
Elmira.) Also would like Martha's death information -- date etc.
Thanks so much. Ann Melugin Williams
Pam
Stone
Sun, 07 Dec 1997
21:30:48
William F. LIVINGSTONE,
b. 1809 or 1810, unk. co., TN; reportedly m. Ann (Anna) L. DALTON, b. bet. 1810-1812,
TN. The family removed to Fayette Co., Alabama, for a period of years
before settling in Itawamba County, Mississippi, where William and Ann
were recorded on the 1850 census with the following children: (1) James
M. LIVINGSTONE (b. ca. 1834; possibly called "Jack"?); (2) Marillah S. "Rillah" [ LIVINGSTONE (b. 1835,
AL; m. 1855 George Washington GRISSOM [GRESHAM];d. 1894, Itawamba Co.,
MS); (3) Kate LIVINGSTONE (may have married D.O. BEENE in 1869; may
have married [Unknown] DALTON; possibly named Katherine); (4) Margaret
L. LIVINGSTONE (reportedly married John GRISSOM; possibly Margaret was
a twin of Marillah?); (5) Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" LIVINGSTONE (b. 1839,
Fayette Co., AL; m. 1858 Obediah Franklin BEENE; d. 1924 Freestone Co.,
TX); (6) George LIVINGSTONE (b. 1841/42, AL); (7) Martha A. LIVINGSTONE
(b. 1843/44, MS; may have been called "Mattie");
(8) Andrew J. LIVINGSTONE (b. 18/4647, MS); (9) Julia LIVINGSTONE (b.
1848/49, MS). Thanks for your help!
Ron McCollum Tue,
09 Dec 1997 01:52:51
I had a lot of questions when I placed the query. I have a
copy of the "Newman McCollum"
book which starts with Henry McCollum c.1732 Scotland. His son
Newman b. 1774 Camden Dist. SC came to Fayette Co. in 1824. He is
the father of James K. McCollum, the rep. you have listed in People in
Fayette Co. prior to the Civil War. I will be glad to do lookups on
McCollums. The lady that compiled the information for this book
spent 5 years gathering information and mailed out over 12,000
letters. There are many related families listed, the index is
over 100 pages.
The Newman McCollum Book is almost 500 pages with a 100-page
index. Sorry, but I do not have it computerized. A copy of
this book is at the Winfield Library in Marion Co. and I have been
informed that a copy is at the Fayette Library. Major surname
listings include: BOX (one page in the index), BROWN (one page),
DILLARD (one page), HOLLINGSWORTH (four pages), McCALEB (three and 1/2
pages), McCOLLUM (eleven pages), McDONALD (one and 1/2 pages), NICHOLS
(two pages), PATTERSON (one page), SMITH (one page) and TUCKER (one
page). Most of these families are in Fayette and Marion
Counties.
I am a novice at genealogy and in the use of computers. I've been
very lucky in the genealogy research, and I'm learning the computer as
fast as I can. I'd love to post a Family Page, but give me just a
little more time to learn what I am doing. Thanks for your
interest, Ron McCollum
Craig
Scott Watkins Mon, 15 Dec 1997 01:40:26
My gggrandfather Howell Andrew Watkins was born in Fayette
County December 25, 1843. He served in the Civil War as a member
of Capt. Freeman's Prison Guards formed in Tuscaloosa. I have
much info on him and his siblings but very little on his father (Howell
Nathan "Malcomb" Watkins) or
mother. I would like to have his info included in your list of
Adult Persons in Fayette Co. prior to Civil War. Thanks.
COBB
• WARD(E) • STILLMAN • CULBERTSON
(CUTHBERTSON) • TAYLOR • FREEMAN • 26th AL Infantry
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Mike Cobb Tue, 23 Dec 1997
21:56:19
I am researching the following sunames in Fayette Co, from 1850-the
present: Cobb, Ward(e), Stillman, Culbertson (Cuthbertson), Taylor and Freeman.
I am also compiling a roster of all men who served in the 26th Alabama Infantry Regiment, CSA
... which was primarily raised in Fayette Co. This will
eventually be placed in its own website and available for researchers
at anytime. Please include as much "confirmed" military
information on the soldier as possible ... Company, enlistment date ...
died/survived the war ... promotions ... wounded/POW ... etc.
Also please include contributors name and email/postal address.
Thanks. Mike Cobb ~ 6116 Kary
Lynn South, Ft Worth, TX 76148
WILLIS
• COLLINS • BUCKNER
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Kay Bauman Mon,
29
Dec 1997 19:11:44
I am a descendent of James Franklin Willis (b. May 12, 1853 in
AL). He is the only child (best I can determine) of Amy Collins (b. 1826 in
SC). I do not know who his father is but I believe he died before
1870. James Franklin Willis married Mary Jane Buckner (b. Jan. 20, 1856)
on July 14, 1872 in Fayette. He became an ordained Baptist
minister Fayette in June 1888. Frank and Mary had the following
children: Zilda, Margaretta, John William, Ruffis, Zedick Hamilton
(Hamp), Tomy. Frank died in 1926 in Fayette. I am
interested in information about James Franklin and his parents. I
would like to make contact with someone researching any part of this
line.
GARTMAN
• TUCKER • PRUITT
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Watcher881 Tue,
30
Dec 1997 12:32:02
I am researching the Daniel J Gartman family that lived
in this county for some time around the 1850-1860 time period. I
was told that Daniel J Gartman was killed in the civil war and his
death place is listed as Camp Nelson, Ky. He married Elizabeth A (Tucker?) Fayette County on
July 24, 1853. She later married a man named Pruitt.
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