LAUDERDALE COUNTY, ALABAMA
QUERIES - 2004
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BULLS
Date: 5 Jan 2004
From: Mark Cole
I am looking for information on I believe "Frank" Bull who owned a mill
near Bluewater Creek, on the west bank of the Lexington Road, now Co. Rd
71 north of Killen during the 1850s-1870s. Any information on Mr. Bulls,
the type of mill, location, etc would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Mark Cole
HALEY
Date: 10 Jan 2004
From:
Haleyinc2002@aol.com
Hello, my name is Bruce
Haley. My family comes
from slaves who was on a plantation in Florence Alabama we believe to be the
forks of cypress, my grandfather who just died 2yrs
ago was name Glenden Haley of north-port
Alabama...my mother name is Shirley Bruce Haley of Tuscaloosa,
Alabama........can anyone tell of any Haley of northwest
Alabama i think im part of the haleys alex haley talked about
CHANDLER
Date: 5 Feb 2004
From: Billy Joe Sledge
I am looking for information on a John Bethel CHANDLER after 1880.
BILLY JOE SLEDGE
FREEMAN - JONES
Date: 7 Feb 2004
From: Lee Freeman
Desperately seeking any information on Mary M.? Jones, born March
14, 1805, in NC. or S. C., married ? Freeman, March 29,
1804, baptized Jan. 21, 1838, died June 24, 1874. Mary Jones Freeman was
enumerated in the 1850, and 1860 federal population and 1860 agriculture census
of Lauderdale County, AL., as well as the 1866 state census and the 1866
Lauderdale County tax list. In 1850, she was enumerated in the house of
William and Sarah Freeman. By 1860, she’s bought land from the gov’t.
(1857) and moved to Hines, now Zip City, in Sec. 27 of in T 1S R 11 W. In 1860,
Wiley Francis Freeman, born ca. 1847, appears, enumerated in Mary’s
house. Mary Jones Freeman is recorded in the Bethabara (now Bethel Berry)
Church of Christ membership ledger, under the date 1869. Any information
regarding Mary, Wiley, William or Sarah Freeman desperately needed, and
would be greatly appreciated. Will gladly swap information. Lee Freeman,
Florence, AL.
PATTERSON - THORNTON
Date: 7 Feb 2004
From: Lee Freeman
Looking for any information on Reuben Patterson (black), born c. 1843,
Morgan County, AL. died 1928, in Florence, Laud. County, AL. Reuben was
one of three children of ? and Julia
Patterson (c. 1807-1907), the slave of Malcolm Patterson, of
Summerville, Morgan County, AL. During the Civil War, Reuben served as a
body servant to Malcolm’s son, Col. Josiah Patterson, of the 5th
AL. Cavalry. Reuben married Abbieville, “Abbie” Thornton
(c.1850-1926, b. Franklin Co., AL) 1870, in Laud. County. No known children.
Reuben is enumerated in the Laud. 1870, 80, 1900, 10 and 20 fed.censuses, as
well as several Confederate veterans’ reunion rosters. Reuben religiously
attended Confederate vets.’ reunions, being one of six documented blacks from
Laud. County who fought in the Confederate Army.
PATTON - KEY - THORNTON - BROWN
Date: 10 Feb 2004
From: George
France
Seeking info on JESSE K. PATTON JR, son of JESSE K. PATTON SR., and KATIE
O. KEY, born July 1892, Florence, AL. Florence Probate Court records show
arriage license issued to Jesse Jr. and MAGGIE THORNTON July 1911 and second
license issued to Jesse Jr. and SADIE E. BROWN Dec 1912. Jesse was living in
Donaldson, TN in 1910. Family talk was that he probably moved on to TX. Any
information would be appreciated.
Thanks,
RHUEA M.(PATTON)FRANCE
GMF3RHUEA@YAHOO.COM
PARISH - PARRISH - LONG
Date: 20 Feb 2004
From: Jim & Carol Parrish
I am looking for any information on the family of J.C. PARISH/PARRISH
and Sarah J. LONG. According to the Lauderdale Co. Probate records,
James C. PARRISH and Sarah J. LONG were married on September 23,
1883 at John LONG'S house.
The 1900 U. S. Census dated June 8th and 9th shows J.C. and Sarah living
in the Waterloo Pct. #17 with their two children, Fannie E. b. Mar.
1885 and
John W. b. Sep. 1889 John W. PARRISH is my
grandfather. Eleven days later on June 21st the same 1900 U.S. Census
shows John W. living with his uncle, W. C. PARRISH the same Waterloo Pct.
#17. I am attempting to find out what happened to J.C., Sarah and
Fannie. I will gladly share information. Jim
Parrish
jim_ncarol@sbcglobal.net
KEY - PETERS
Date: 4 Mar 2004
From: Lynn
I am looking for information on the William H. Key and the John Peters
families. Both families lived in the bend of the river in the 1850's and 60's,
and also both families have their own cemeteries. Any information will be
appreciated. I do not have much information to share, I am just starting out.
Thanks, Lynn
LEE / LEA - SHARPE - CHAMBERS - HOLBART - LOVELL - COTTRELL - CARR
Date: 7 Mar 2004
From: Barbara Lawson
Caswell LEE born 1812 N.C. married Anne J. SHARPE born 1814 N.C.
They were from
Giles County, TN. In 1850 they lived in Lauderdale County. Their children
Narciss LEE born 1834 married John C. CHAMBERS md.1856 and after
her death John married her younger sister Vina LEE md. 1876. Nancy Ann
LEE had 6 children Francis LEE / and Rosanna LEE probley died
around 1900 and living after was Matthew LEE married Daliah HOLBART /
Pleasant LEE Sarah Alice LOVELL / Adeline LEE married R. C.
COTTRELL /Josie LEE married Richard Chambers CASWELL and
Anne other children was William
born 1838 ] Julia born 1840 md. Joseph CARR 1854 / Ginetta/Jennetta/
Jenetty born 1843 / Ebinezer born 1846 / Vina born 1852 / Jackson born 1854.
I am looking for information on any of these folks. Thank you, Barbara J.
"LEE" LAWSON. Pleasant LEE is my grandfather.
LEE
From: Barbara Lawson
Date: 7 Mar 2004
Caswell LEE born 1812 N.C. married Anne J. SHARPE born 1814 had 9
children
Narcissa b.1834
Nancy Ann b. 1836
William b. 1838
Julia b. 1840
Ginetta / Jennetta / Jenetty ''not sure'' b.1843
Ebinezer b.1846
George b.1849
Vina b.1852
Jackson b.1854
Need information on all these folks. Thank you, Barbara J. "LEE" LAWSON
HERRIN / HERRON / HERON - HANCOCK - BRYANT
Date: 17 Mar 2004
From:
Howard Bryant
My great grandfather, Elisha Herrin (Heron, Herron) moved to the Wrights area some- |
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time just before 1880. The photo at the left was taken from an old tin type photo. He was dressed in a formal suit ant this may have been a wedding portrait. Guessing at his age at the time, it was probably made in the 1850’s or 60’s. I have located his census record there in 1880, as well as his 1870 record in Lincoln County, GA. He had a number of children, two of whom were born in Lincoln County, William E. or Lee and Lila or Sarah L. Most of the others were born in TN, believed to be in the Big Sandy area of Benton County, GA. One was born in Lauderdale County. |
Most of the children remained in Lauderdale County at least up until the 1920’s, including my grandfather, Charley Marshall Herrin/Herron, seated on the right. Seated in the center is Elisha’s wife, Louisa or Lizzie Hancock Herron. I don’t know the date of this picture but my speculation is that it may have been made at Elisha’s funeral but judging by the age of the youngest of his daughters, t may have been the mid to late 1890’s. So far I have not been able to locate the burial place of either Elisha or Louisa in the Lauderdale cemetery records. I’ve located census records from 1900 to 1920 for all of the family members except his oldest son, William E (or Lee) Herron. So far I can’t find a match anywhere – I don’t know what given name he used or where he might have moved. |
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At the left is a photo, almost certain to be William E/L Herrin/Herron and his family. Judging by the age of his children, it must have been made in the early 1900’s. the ages of his children, 6 sons and one daughter. (I also have pictures of Elisha, his wife, and all the children at different ages, except William.) I would like to post this information in the hope someone may be able to give me a lead to follow up on William. |
My mother was the daughter of Charley Herrin/Herron of Wrights; my father’s family lived across the river in Riverton. My mother’s brother also married into the Bryant family. | |
I would appreciate any information about William E/L Herrin/Herron and the burial places of Elisha and Louisa. I would also appreciate any information about Elisha and Louisa’s descendents who may still live in the area. Howard Bryant |
WINTTER - KACHELHOFER - REDDIN - HALBERG
Date: 17 Mar 2004
From: John Wintter
I have a grandfather, Ernst (Earnest, Ernest) Ulrich WINTTER and a
grandmother,
Lidia Louise Carline ( Lena) KACHELHOFER (? HALBERG) who lived in
Florence, as
reported in the 1880 census (for Earnest WINTTER). No report of Kachelhofer's
in Lauderdale Co. was found in that census. Earnest was married to Martha
Susan REDDIN who died later in the year after the census was taken in
1880.
Earnest married Lena Halberg (Kachelhofer) in 1881 and they moved to
Brighton
(Lipscomb?) AL and were found in the 1900 census there. I am interested in
finding something about Lena's marriage to Joseph Halberg prior to her marriage
to Earnest WINTTER. Earnes was born in Wuerttemberg Germany 18 45
and emigrated to the USA in 1863. Lena was born in 1858 in Interlaken,
Bern Switzerland and emigrated to the USA in 1868. Any information about
the Lauderdale residency of these two (or their parents, siblings, etc.) would
be appreciated. Thanks John Ernest
Wintter jwintte@bellsouth.net
THOMPSON
Date: 20 Mar 2004
From: Lou Domino Sr
Seeking information on Oliver Thompson formally from Georgia. His wife
was Sarah Ann from Hanover Co. Va. They had at least two sons Druez b.. 1834 and
Melville C.b.1846 both born in Alabama. Any help appreciated Louis
Domino
BENTLEY
Date: 9 Apr 2004
From: Janice Howard
I am seeking anyone that is researching John, Samuel, Henrietta, Lubrucey
Bentley. They were in Lauderdale in the 1850-1860's.
WATSON - MARTIN - BYFORD
Date: 17 Apr 2004
From: Janice Switcher
I am looking for family of Edward James (E. J.) Watson, born 1869 in Al
.He had a brother named Rube. E. J. married Sarah Elizabeth Martin @ Lauderdale
Co. Al March of 1898.She had been married to a Martin and had a daughter, Daisy
Evon Martin. Sarah's maiden name was Byford. Any help finding other
family members would be so appreciated.
Janice Switcher
jacesma@bellsouth.net
WHITE - HARDY
Date: 26 Apr 2004
From: Sharon Berry
I am looking for information on George White. He is in the 1830 census
living next door to Coleman Hardy. I am trying to find out who his family
members were. I have no information on him except that he may be the father of a
David White living in Lawrence County, Tennessee. He received a pension
in 1834 from Giles County, Tennessee. Any information would be helpful.
HAMMOND - RILEY
Date: 16 May 2004
From: Lois
Laudie
Looking for
information on William Hammond, born around 1785 in NC or SC. He married
a second wife, Sarah Riley, in 1825 and lived in Wayne County, TN for a
while. She died in IL.
I would like
to find the first wife and his children by her. I think he had a son Andrew.
William may have died in Lauderdale County. Thanks. Lois
Laudie
Halsey-Nance-Reeder-Jones
From:
Lee Freeman
Date: 19 May 2004
Seeking
information on the connection between the family of William Henry Nance
(1845-1903), of Russellville, AL, and the families of Orlando Halsey (c.
1839-aft. 1910), of Tuscumbia, AL, and William Lee Reeder (c.1865-1918)),
of Florence. One of W. H. Nance’s obituaries states that Orlando
Halsey’s wife, Mary Katherine Jones (1841-1929), a daughter of James
Oscar and Elizabeth Benham Jones was a sister of W. H. Nance,
another says she and her sister, Mrs. W. L. Reeder, were his nieces. We
know William Henry had two brothers, Lucas (c. 1848-1890) and John A. (b. ca.
1851), but do not have any information on a sister.
Mary
Katherine had a sister, Patti Jones (c. 1869-aft. 1920), who married
William Lee Reeder of Florence, and at least one brother, J. Oscar
Jones. According to her obit. Mary Katherine Jones Halsey was born in
Marion County. In 1892, W. L.. Reeder worked for W. H. Nance, who
was a cotton buyer. What is the relationship of Mary Katherine Jones Halsey
and Patti Reeder to W. H. Nance? Any information would be greatly
appreciated. Lee Freeman.
TBLarimore@comcast.net
"RICHARDSON'S MILL"
From:
Brad McLauchlin
Date: 1 Jun 2004
Does anyone know how/where I can get a copy of the Morgan print "Richardson's
Mill"?
Sonya R. McLauchlin
BENNETT - YOUNG
From:
ArmyWifeyMommy81@aol.com
Date: 5 Jun 2004
I am looking for any information on Thomas Harvey or Harvey Thomas Bennett.
He was a barber in Florence,AL for many many years. He was married to Mary
Elizabeth Young from Sheffield,AL (Colbert co.) They divorced in 1927 she
ran a boarding house in Sheffield and he was still a barber in Florence. I know
nothing really of either. They are my great grandparents. I do know that Thomas
Harvey remarried and had more children. So if anyone can help with these two
familes I'd appreciate it! Thanks!!!
St. Florian School
From:
Betty
Pennington
Date: 18 Jun 2004
Could someone tell me where St. Florian school was located. I have been told
that my picture no. 32 was a picture of
this school does anyone know anything about the school. Betty
Pennington
Mt Zion School
From:
Betty
Pennington
Date: 20 Jun 2004
Does anyone know where Mt. Zion school was in Lauderdale County?
GREER - LEMAY - FUTRELL
From: bw112470@juno.com
Date: 30 Aug 2004
Looking for info on John T.Greer B-1880 and sister Mary Greer B-1871,her
1st.marriage was to a Lemay do not know first name.her 2nd marriage was
To John C Futrell in 1897 in Florence,Lauderdale county AL.She is
supposed to have lived in Rodgersville I am seeking any info on them and
their father and mother.my e-mail is
BW112470@Juno.com
WESSON
Date: 9 Sep 2004
From: Wendy Joyce Cabler
( bcabler@comcast.net )
I am looking for ANY of the descendants of the Claiborne Washington Wesson
family. I am looking specifically for any old bible records, photographs,
personal family information, etc. My husband is a direct descendant of this
family and we would desperately love to know more about this family. Thanks!
DAVIS
From: Bill Davis
Date: 9 Oct 2004
My father was Henry Franklin Davis, born 6/8/1906 in Lauderdale co Al. His
parents were Simpson Davis and Geneva Moore Davis. I think my GGrandfather
was Benjamin Franklin Davis, I also know that dad had an uncle who he went
to for guidance since my Grandfather died when he was about 11 whose name
was Chisholm "Chis" Butler. I would appreciate any info on these (Davis,
Butler, Chisholm) families. I have information I will share with any one
researching Shook, McCafferty, Griffin, Conway, and Crowder families of Tn
and N Ala.
KATHMAN
From:
FSAFlowers@aol.com
Date: 7 Dec 2004
Marie Katharine Kathman was born Jan 17, 1902 in Florence, the daughter of Louis
William and Mary E. Kathman. Does anyone know anything about the deaths of Louis
and Mary Kathman? Their childen, Louis (born 1898) and Marie were orphaned by
1906. Thank you,Suzanne Flowers
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