Jackson - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: STEWART/RICE/MCCOY/FERGUSON

Nelda2007 — 2009-11-21 21:07:56Z

Larry, thanks for replying, but our Louisa/Louiza Rice was born about 1819, so much too old.

Re: STEWART/RICE/MCCOY/FERGUSON

lgwilliams1947 — 2009-11-21 15:01:35Z

I have a Louisa Rice but I have never discovered to whom she is married. My Louisa Rice is the daughter of William Robert Rice & Parilee ?. She is Louisa J. Rice born Jan. 1899. If this sounds right correspond at:
lgwilliams1947@gmail.com
Larry Williams

Re: MCCOY/GRIDER FAMILIES

Nelda2007 — 2009-11-14 20:54:06Z

The date on Pension form is 5/3/1895, filed Apr 8, 1895.You have all correct census records.Pertaining to W.M.Grider, says W.M.Grider,age 38 residing at Sunset,and Jake Grider age 19, residing at Sunset.Then goes on to say W.M.Grider is a son in law of Louize McCoy, from the yr. of 1865.Jake Grider, Louize McCoy is my Grandmother & I have known her every since. Signed W.M.Grider & Jake Grider. If W.M. was son in law, he would have had to marry Nancy McCoy,I believe Margaret was dau. of Nancy.

Thanks Clay, for your interest & information.The census records you show are all correct.I am search ing for the parents of Andrew J. McCoy. Parents of wife Louiza were Drury Rice and Abigal Stewart.

Nelda Thompson

Re: MCCOY/GRIDER FAMILIES

jlg77 — 2009-11-13 22:22:07Z

Nelda, do you know Andrew J McCoy's parents. My line is from Andrew J McCoy born1804-Tennessee md Nancy Suiter 1822-23 in Jackson Co and had 13 children. #10 was a Andrew Jackson McCoy-1840-1899, md Sarah M West.I also have Issac Grider md Dora Arnold child of John/Martha Hendrix Arnold.Martha md John F McCoy. I can certainly see the benifits of TV these days. They had nothing else to do in the early days everyone was related to everyone else!!!! My directline is Andrew J/Nancy Suiter McCoy. I, little by little am adding the very side lines.
Please email me at my regular email ; jlg77@cvip.net.
Thanks, Jim Gillespie-Fresno CA

Simeon L. Owens in Jackson County, AL

2009-11-10 17:28:33Z

I am searching for information regarding my G-Grandfather, Simeon L.OWENS. He was born circa 1876 in Jackson County, AL and married Paulina (Pliny) PINKSTON in December 1890. His parents were Thomas OWENS and Ellizabeth Jane BURROWS. They had 3 sons, Herman, Grady, and James Curtis (my grandfather). He seems to have disappeared and left no trace. If anyone has info on Sim, please e-mail me at d.stogner-nash@prodigy.net.

Thank you for any information you can share.

Re: Simion Lee Owens/ Pauline (Pinkston) Owens

ClayGullatt — 2009-11-03 17:00:06Z

AL Deaths

Poliny Owens
d. 15 Jan 1932
Huntsville Madison Co. AL
56y 10m 26d
Est. Birth Yr: 1876
Birth Date: 23 Feb b. AL
Widowed
Spouse: S. L. Owens
Father: J. K. Pinkston b. AL
Mother: Abbie Webster b. AL
Buried Maple Hill, 17 Jan 1932

AL Death Index at: family searach record search

Clay

Re: Simion Lee Owens

ClayGullatt — 2009-11-03 16:47:46Z

Found them on the 1920 census taken 17 Jan 1920, Sim had died prior to that. Most were working in cotton mills.

1920 Merrimack, Madison Co. AL
Luther Oldfield 28 TN
Maud Wife 27
Edward Son 6yrs 1month
Mable Dau 2months
Lonnie Bertus Boarder 31 Wd LA
Jessie Russell Boarder 22 mar. AL
Claudie Babbett Boarder Female 27 mar. AL
Lewis Babbett Boarder Male 27 Mar. AL
Pauline Iwens (Owens) Boarder 48 Widow AL
Curtis Iwens (Owens) Boarder 17 AL
James K. Pinkston Father in Law 77 Wd AL no employment.
Grady Owens Boarder 19 AL

I submitted a correction to ancestry.com for the surname.

Herman Owens is living in another boarding house. He is listed on the WW1 Draft Cards as follows:

Herman Owens Age 21
Rt. 3 Box 43 Huntsville AL
b. 15 Aug 1897 Cordova AL
Father's Birth Place: Scottsboro AL
Employer: Sir? Matratis Corp
Muschle Shoals TN
Nearest Rel: Mrs Pauline Owesn, Rt3 Box 43 Huntsville AL
Brown Eyes Black Hair
Badly Dislocated Shoulder
Signed as H. L. Owens

Clay

Re: Simion Lee Owens

ClayGullatt — 2009-11-03 04:11:01Z

Sim died before the 1930 census taken on 1 Apr 1930.

1930 Huntsville, Madison Co. AL
Herman L. Owens Head 26 first mar.@21 AL AL AL Roller ---Cotton Mill
Sadie S. Wife 24 first mar.@18 AL AL AL Spooler Cotton Mill
Thomas C. Son 5 AL AL AL
Margaret Dau 1yr 8months TX AL AL
Pauline Mother 57 Widowed AL AL AL

1880 Boyds Switch (now Limrock) Jackson CO. AL
Thomas Owens 28 Self Laborer AL
Elizabeth 28 Wife Keeping House AL TN
Sim---- 4 Son AL AL
Milton 1 Son AL AL

Sim full name in blotted out probably should be Simeon Lee.

Found no death record for Sim.

Herman L. d. 30 Nov 1945 Madison Co. AL

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Re: Simion Lee Owens

user392423 — 2009-11-02 01:32:41Z

Hard to establish his birth since it varies so much (April 1877 to 25 Apr 1873). If you have already found what I am about to list, please tell me now.

Name:
Simion L Owens 1900

Home in 1900:
Hunt Store, Jackson, Alabama

Age:
23

Birth Date:
Apr 1877

Birthplace:
Alabama

Race:
White

Ethnicity:
American

Gender:
Male

Relationship to Head of House:
Head

Father's Birthplace:
Tennessee

Mother's Birthplace:
Alabama

Spouse's Name:
Pauline

Marriage year:
1897

Marital Status:
Married

Years Married:
3

Residence :
Precinct 15 Hunt's Store, Jackson, Alabama

Simion L Owens, Apr 1877 AL TN AL
23

Pauline Owens, Oct 1874 AL AL AL
25

Hermon Owens, AL
1

James K Pinkston, Mar 1846 AL KY TN
54

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WWI

Name:
Sim Lee Owens

County:
Spartanburg

State:
South Carolina

Birth Date:
25 Apr 1873

Race:
White

FHL Roll Number:
1877682

DraftBoard:
2

---------------------------------
Name:
Herman Owens

Age in 1910:
12

Estimated Birth Year:
abt 1898

Birthplace:
Alabama

Relation to Head of House:
Son

Father's Name:
Sam

Father's Birth Place:
United States of America

Mother's Name:
Clinel

Mother's Birth Place:
Alabama

Home in 1910:
Birmingham Ward 11, Jefferson, Alabama

Marital Status:
Single

Race:
White

Sam Owens (Sim)
38

Clinel Owens
36

Herman Owens
12

Grady Owens
9

Curtis Owens
5

Metcalf Owens
19

-------------------------------------------------------
Name:
Sim Owens

Spouse:
Paulina Rinkerton

Marriage Date:
24 Nov 1895

County:
Jackson

State:
Alabama

Performed By Title:
Minister of the Gospel

Performed by Name:
Wm B Bridges

Source information:
Jordan Dodd, Liahona Research

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RC

Simion Lee Owens

debnash72 — 2009-11-01 17:33:10Z

Looking for information on great grandfather, Simion (Sim) Lee OWENS, married Pauline PINKSTON in Jackson County Alabama, circa 1890.

Especially interested in death date or obituary.

Thanks,
Debbie Nash
debbie_nash72@yahoo.com

STEWART/RICE/MCCOY/FERGUSON

Nelda2007 — 2009-10-31 00:20:20Z

My husbands GGGGrandparents were Drury Rice &Abigal Stewart.
Their children were Fielding, Polly, Louisa Rice(McCoy)our
GGGrandmother,Rhoda McCoy Ferguson,Mary Rice & Hamilton Rice.Found these on census & Will of Abigal Stewart Rice.
Our Louisa Rice m. Andrew J. McCoy.

Hoping there might be researchers looking for info on the above surnames.

Thanks

Barton Hollow

garymbarton1 — 2009-10-30 20:29:36Z

Barton Hollow, Jackson County AL, runs across the state border into Marion County TN. Who is this valley named for?

Kay Orphans in Jackson County

revrehester — 2009-10-30 19:39:54Z

What would happen to two young girls age 7 and 9 if their parents had died in Jackson county in the year 1902? Would they have gone to an orphanage? Are their any orphanage records for Jackson County during that time? I am specifically looking for information on Olivia Kay (age 9) and Lillie Kay (age 7) , orphaned in 1902. They had three brothers, Hiram (age 11) Virgil (age 12) and Mabron (age 16). Mabron would be old enough to live on his own, but what about the others? All the boys show up in the 1910 Census records, but of course, the girls are nowhere to be found. I am also interested in any Kay burial listings for Jackson County. Please contact me if you can help.
Russel Hester
revrehester@yahoo.com

Re: MCCOY/GRIDER FAMILIES

ClayGullatt — 2009-10-30 15:51:25Z

What is the date on the pension application? Are you sure of the marriage date of 1865 is correct? Nancy is listed with her parents on the 1870 and a Margaret M. age 7 is listed with them is this Nancy's daugher? or Andrew and Louisa's?

Is this them on the 1850?

1850 Township 2 Range 5 Jackson CO. AL
Andrew J. McCaw 35 Farmer TN
Eliza 31 AL
James F. 7 AL
Nancy J. 2 AL

1860 Div 1 (stevenson PO) Jackson Co. AL
Andy McCoy 39 Laborer AL
Louisa 39 TN
James 17 Laborer AL
Nancy 11 AL

1870 SubDiv 2 (Big Coon PO) Jackson Co. AL
Andrew McCoy 53 Farmer TN
Louisa 52 Keeping House TN
James 26 AL
Nancy 22 AL
Margaret M. 7 TN

James F. McCoy m. Martha Arnold 5 Jan 1871 Jackson Co. AL JOP W. M. Mathews OS Page 948

1880 Township 1 Range 6
Andrew McCoy 57 Self Farming AL NC NC
Louiza 56 Wife Keeping House TN TN TN
Mary Rice 60 Sister in Law TN TN TN

The only W. M. Grider in Jackson Co. I have found is William M. Grider who is listed on the 1880 census as Sheriff of Jackson Co. age 42 but with no children. He is listed on the 1870 with mother Ann Grider 71 b. NC again with no children. He is also with his mother on the 1860 and 1850.

There are both McCoy,Grider and Arnold researchers at the Jackson Co. Yahoo Genealogy Group who may be able to help you.

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MCCOY/GRIDER FAMILIES

Nelda2007 — 2009-10-29 01:06:24Z

My husbands' GGGrandparents were Andrew J. McCoy(b.abt 1815) and Louise Rice. He fought in Indian War 1837/38. Louise applied for pension, after he died, but was turned down. It was stated he was 5'10",black hair & eyes, dark complexion.He went by nicknames of Kitchens McCoy, & Andy Kitchens.The pension form was witnessed by son in law,W.M.
Grider, married into family in 1865, 35 yrs of age.Grandson
age 19, Jake Grider(Jacob?) Louise & A.J. had only son James F.& dau. Nancy McCoy. I can find no marriage of these two, nor a census record of them living in a household.

Would any Grider researcher know of W.M. Grider & Nancy
McCoy m. in 1865? Our McCoys also married into the Arnold
family.

Any info appreciated.

Re: McCoy family

ClayGullatt — 2009-10-24 15:59:00Z

Greg

You might try posting your info at the Jackson Co. Yahoo Gen. Group there are over 500 members and likely there is someone reseaching your families. I recognize McCoy, Kirby, Matthews,Bryant, Webb, Hayes, Wininger, Snodgrass surnames as having been discussed at the group.

jacksongenealogy-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

If the link does not work email me.

Clay Gullatt
Moderator
blackcloud27030@yahoo.com
Mount Airy NC

McCoy family

fandral05 — 2009-10-23 14:51:37Z

Hi. I'm hoping to make contact with someone interested in the Roderick B. (Odie/Ottie) McCoy family. I have detailed and documented information about R. B.'s siblings and ancestors and look forward sharing and exchanging info.

R. B. married twice. He and 2nd wife Mary J. (Thomas) McCoy are in Jackson Co, by 1878 and appear on the 1880 census. His children who seem to remain in the area include:
1) James H. McCoy, who married Sarah A. Bryant and had children John Luther (married Fay S.), Frazier Anderson (married Mamie Baker), Claude G., and Vera Berith (married John A. Snodgrass) McCoy
2) Jesse Franklin (Frank) McCoy, who married 1st Fannie J. York (d. young) and 2nd Mary Etta Webb. Frank and Mary Etta had children Charlie (married Ina C. Clator), Ola Mae (married J. H. Wininger), Claude Sr. (married Flora Jewel Norris), Ethel L., Fred M., Willie Mae (married Jeffie Matthews?), Jesse Franklin, Jr., Lawrence N. (married 1st Mary Kirby, 2nd Janie York), and Ernest P. (married Ruby Roberts) McCoy.
3) Lucy McCoy who married J. L. Winter.

I have a court record that indicates other descendant siblings of R. B. (Odie/Ottie) McCoy were with this family until at least 1890, but can find little or nothing about them after that date. He apparently died about 1886, and is definitely deceased by the date of the 1890 court record.

Another of R. B.'s daughters, Betty McCoy, married J. M. Jolly. This family left Jackson Co., AL, and was in Cobert Co., AL by 1910.

After his death, R. B.'s 2nd wife, Mary J. (Thomas) McCoy married David Hayes 3 May, 1896 in Jackson Co., AL. She and her Hayes children, Mary Ella and Charles, are in Hunstville, Madison Co., AL by the 1900 and 1910 census records, though she is again widowed by the 1900 record.

Greg Keeling

Re: ROSSEL OR ROZEL FAMILY INFO

ClayGullatt — 2009-09-28 02:58:52Z

The only Rozels I found are those listed on the Jackson Co. Land Patents and one on the 1840 census.

Peter Rozel 5 tracts from 1831 thru 1840
Preston Rozel 2 tracts 1837 and 1839
Mary Rozel patented 40 Acres in Sect 18 Township r Range 6 in 1838.

The only one on the Jackson Co. Census was Preston Rozil in 1840. Peter and Frances Rozel family in 1850 were in Van Vandt Co. TX children listed as b. Jackson Co. AL

There is a Mary A. Rozel who m. Ezekial Frost 31 Mar 1838 in Madison Co. AL.

There are no listing for Rossel.

All the marriage records before 1850 were burned during the Civil War.

Clay Gullatt
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Re: Willis Mason Jones

ClayGullatt — 2009-09-26 21:23:32Z

I looked at the Jackson Co. Marriages at ancestry.com they are also at this website: usgenweb archives project jackson county alabama vital records, just google that and they should come up.

Benjamin W. Smith is the only Smith who patented land around Coon Creek. The only other land patents for Jones within Township 3 Range 8 were John W. Jones Sect. 19 1849 and Smith Jones Sect. 6 1831 (the earliest year for patents in Jackson Co.).

Jackson Co. Marriages

These maybe some of the girls.

I. M. Cotnan m. A. E. Jones 11 Dec 1873 MOG P. Brown OS Page 275

James S. Glasgow m. Julia Jones 5 May 1876 G. J. Hall OS Page 245

Martin Manning m. Lennie Jones 17 Dec 1879 OS Page 431 (this maybe Malvina/Levina)

I found nothing for the son George Jones beyond 1860, he may have died in the Civil War though I could find no record for a George Jones from Jackson Co.

I think you should post at the jacksongenealoy yahoo group as there are almot 500 people who belong. It is probably the biggest group in AL so you should get a reply.

Clay
blackcloud27030@yahoo.com

Re: Willis Mason Jones

RaeWilliams50 — 2009-09-26 19:49:14Z

Here is my problem. My mother is absolutely adamant that the name Willis Mason Jones is correct and she has written information from her mother and grandmother to support that. When I raised the possibility of Benjamin Willis Jones as the right name, she about had a fit. There are other connections to the family of Benjamin Willis Jones, so I think that is probably the right one. What a mess!

Re: Willis Mason Jones

RaeWilliams50 — 2009-09-26 19:41:56Z

Where did you find the marriages? I was looking for them yesterday and did not find them.

Re: Willis Mason Jones

ClayGullatt — 2009-09-26 17:31:24Z

From the census his correct name is Willis Benjamin or Benjamin Willis Jones and he was b. AL.

1850 Dist. 19 Jackson Co. AL
Willes Jones Farmer 28 AL
Eliza 26 AL
George 8 AL
Mary 6 AL
Elvira 4 AL
Ellen 2 AL

The following seems to be the same family.

1860 Div 1 (Stevenson PO) JC AL
Benjamin W. Jones 36 Farmer AL
Eliza 35 AL
George 17 AL
Lizzie 15 AL
Ellen 11 AL
Melvina 6 AL
Julia 3 AL
John Wheeler 15 AL

1870 Dist. 11 Sub.Div 1 (Bellefonte PO) JC AL
Benj. W. Jones 47 Farmer AL
Eliza J. 45 Keeping House AL
Avis E. 17 School Teacher AL (Ellen)
Levina C. 15 At School AL (Melvina)
Julia A. 12 At School AL

Benjamin W. Jones patented 4 parcels of 40/41 acres each in Township 3 Range 8 Sections 29, 30 and 31. The parcel in Sect. 31 was patented 5 Nov 1884, the other three in 1859/60.

Coon Creek flows off Sand Mountain into Gunersville Lake/Tennessee River. Most of the land in Sections 29 and 30 is under water.

I could not find them on the 1880 or any cemetery list.

There are both Jones and Wheeler family researchers at
jacksongenealgoy-subscribe@yahoogroups.com you might try posting your request there to see if you can contact one of them.

I did find some marriages of some of the listed children but I did not find one for Mary Elizabeth.

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Re: mary ann black davis

PATG31 — 2009-09-26 16:31:22Z

Did you find the answer to this question yet?

Go to [www.houseofproctor.org] Type in William Davis or Mary Ann Black on the right side in the search box. After you get to their page, scroll down to documents where you will see the Annie Coleman Proctor Collection. Clicking on that collection will take you to the first ten pages of that collection. You will find a page witnessed by a Notary Public where Zuma Campbell Bowman certified the names of the wife and children of William Davis.

The Annie Coleman Proctor Collection may also be found in the Scottsboro Library.

ROSSEL OR ROZEL FAMILY INFO

sanderskid — 2009-09-26 00:45:54Z

i am searching for info on any rozel family living in jackson co ala abt 1835. i am looking for the mother of my grgrandmother who was married to james harve rozell. thanks for any info

Willis Mason Jones

RaeWilliams50 — 2009-09-25 00:13:08Z

I am looking for more information on Willis Mason Jones of Coon Creek, Jackson County, Alabama. He was born about 1822, probably in Virginia, and I believe he had several children who lived somewhere around Coon Creek. His daughter Mary Elizabeth Jones, commonly known as Elizabeth, married Andrew Lindsey Wheeler in 1866. Does anyone know about this family?

Re: Eunice Marshall (Carter?)

jw112646 — 2009-09-22 16:47:08Z

I don't recognize the names.

Gertrude Harveston Marshall was married to my
grandmother brother Emuil T Marshall,
Gerturde and Emuil Marshall are both buried
in S Pittsburg,Marion Co.,Tenn at the
Cumberland View Cemetery which is located in Kimball,Tenn.
I do know that there is a male Harveston buried there ,that is close to Gertrude grave, but I don't remember the name on the plaque.

Gertrude Harveston Marshall obit dated for apr 30 1984
in the obit it lists: two daughters: Dianne and Margie; Lula Harveston -stepmother,S Pittsburg,TN;a sister -Grace Hedrick,S Pittsburg,Tn;
and a brother Hugh Harveston,S Pittsburg,Tn

If you would like a copy of the obit,
email me at jw112646@hotmail.com

Barbara

Re: Brown family in Cherokee Nation and early Jackson County, 1800s

heather3433 — 2009-09-22 16:47:08Z

Martha A.P. Brown born in 1844 is kin to my husband's family. I don't know very much about the family yet. I have just started to look into this side of his family.

Re: Eunice Marshall (Carter?)

jw112646 — 2009-09-22 16:34:07Z

Thank You!

For taking the time to help me out.

Barbara

the correct email to reach me at is now:
jw112646@hotmail.com

Re: Cemetary

heather3433 — 2009-09-22 15:20:23Z

Old Sardis is a holiness church located outside the limits of Powell, AL. Who are you looking for buried there? Most of my family is buried there and if i don't know the person, I could easily go find them for you.

Annie Frances Smith(1883-1959)

DeRoyTy_Bryant — 2009-09-08 02:22:03Z

Annie was born in Jackson Co. Alabama in 1883. I'm looking for her parents. She died in Arkansas in 1959, she was married to George Thomas Bryant(1885-1956) also born in Jackson Co.(Stevenson). He died in Dallas, Texas, and was buried in Arkansas.They were married around 1808 in Jackson Co. Ala. or Scotsboro. Would appreciate any help I can get. deroybryant@yahoo.com

Re: marriage lookup about 1894

ClayGullatt — 2009-09-05 20:10:11Z

Could not find them in Jackson Co.

marriage lookup about 1894

lanaff — 2009-09-04 17:44:32Z

Can anyone look up a marriage between Eleazer Phillip (E. P. and Phillip Eleazer in some records) Richey who married Viola Dovie Rains. They lived in Jackson County a number of years and though they have gone back and forth a bit between Jackson and DeKalb, I've not found them in the DeKalb marriages so thought I'd try Jackson.

If you can help, that would be great even if it proves where they weren't.

Thanks.

Re: Clay Cemetery

Fironssr — 2009-08-26 20:06:21Z

TAKE A LOOK AT THIS PAGE.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=22...;

Re: Eunice Marshall (Carter?)

ClayGullatt — 2009-08-10 23:07:59Z

They were in Huntsville Madison Co. in 1930

1930 Huntsville, Madison Co. AL
Robert Ray Carter Head 22 mar. @21 AL AL AL Driver Bus Line
Eunice M. Wife 17 GA GA GA
Betty Ray Dau 2yrs 8months TN AL GA

Robert Ray Carter d. 04 July 1973 Scottsboro, Jackson Co. AL Age 63 Est.Birth 1907 Spouse Eunice M. Carter Father Byron M. Carter Mother Isabell Childress.

Eunice M. Carter b. 24 Apr 1912 d. 20 Feb 1990 Huntsville, Madison Co. AL (from SSDI)

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Re: Eunice Marshall (Carter?)

jenaharveston — 2009-08-08 01:54:39Z

do any of you know gene and dora mae harveston,i think your names sound familar

Satterfield lines in early Jackson Co., AL

lanaff — 2009-08-07 18:43:20Z

Is anyone researching the Satterfields of Jackson Co., AL in the 1800s? If so, please reply so we can talk. I think my line is from TN (maybe Franklin Co.?--which is next to Jackson) and from Jackson Co. Some may have moved into DeKalb Co, AL as well about the same time.

I had one Satterfield that md a Baxter and another Satterfield that md a Burt about 1828-1829, one I know md in Jackson Co in 1829. The other one may have md in Walker Co, GA so I'm looking for information on that as well.

If you can help, please reply and let's talk some (email, etc.). Thanks in advance, Lana

Re: 1829 Jackson County Marriage Records

lanaff — 2009-08-07 18:07:06Z

Well, doggone...what a shame! but I know burnings happened in too many places, especially in the South.

Do you know if there are any alternate places to look such as microfilmed newspapers; I found one marriage on another line that was in the census; if md within the year the month and year were given so on the 1870 census it listed Oct 1869 as when they md....so far, that's the only proof I've found.

Thanks for the information. Lana

Re: 1829 Jackson County Marriage Records

ClayGullatt — 2009-08-07 17:15:13Z

Jackson Co.'s marriage records prior to 1851 were burned by Union forces during the Civil War.

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1829 Jackson County Marriage Records

lanaff — 2009-08-05 13:21:35Z

Can anyone tell me if records of early Marriages are available? Through a divorce found in DeKalb, AL I know my ancestors md in 1829 in Jackson, AL. Would just like to document that fact....James Baxter md Susan Lucinda Satterfield.

1829 Jackson County Marriage Records

lanaff — 2009-08-05 13:20:57Z

Can anyone tell me if records of early Marriages are available? Throu a divorce found in DeKalb, AL I know my ancestors md in 1829 in Jackson, AL. Would just like to document that fact....James Baxter md Susan Lucinda Satterfield.

Re: Harpas\\Haynes Payne

jacnmac_1 — 2009-07-30 06:03:26Z

did you ever get a reply on your Payne family?

Re: Joseph Raymond HOGWOOD - 22 Dec 1972

karma2244 — 2009-07-20 15:02:03Z

I was wondering if you could tell me more about the Mrs. Frank Croson you have here from Mesa, AZ. And also the Hogwood line, specifically if you happen to know anything of a Lem Hogwood our Louise Hogwood.

Thank you
Rosemary Walker

Anderson Family.

moorecoral — 2009-07-19 00:31:11Z

Andrew (dock) Anderson B. 1848- D? 1869 married Susan Davis. Son James R.Anderson married Margaret Swan 1890.Question? Where is Dock buried and what year and what did he die from? Family remembers something about a murder.And does anyone know anything about the Swan family She was born 1870 died 1892.

Re: Napoleon Bonaparte Kennedy

Lmbennett11 — 2009-07-07 15:59:59Z

I believe John Hutton was Sarah M. Hutton Kennedy's father, still trying to find out who her mother was. We think it might be a King. Looks like she was the oldest with 2 brothers, Jesse and Wiley in Jackson CO. Ala. in 1870 but John had remarried to Emaline Toney in 1867 and she had children and then JOhn and Emaline had more children. Elias James D. Kennedy married Susan Hutton, I belive this was Mary S.Hutton which was Sarah M., sister or half sister. I will keep trying to find out what happened to Sarah.
Several of John & Emaline children came to Texas, and so did Emaline after John death I suppose. Hollis was probably visiting the Hutton bunch as well.
Thanks for you info.
Mauridell

Re: Napoleon Bonaparte Kennedy

KarolynWitte42 — 2009-07-07 15:26:36Z

Hi, I don't know what happened to Sarah Hutton Kennedy or whether she remarried or what. My Grandfather Hollis Kennedy was born in Little Rock Arkansas and as far as I can tell he was Napoleon and Sarah's only child. I would really love to know what happened to Sarah. My grandfather loved to travel around and often visited family in Texas. I have a letter that he wrote my Aunt Myrtle Kennedy after visiting his Uncle in Texas. He moved to California and that is where he lived until his death. I only met him one time as a child in Califonnia.
Karolyn

Re: Napoleon Bonaparte Kennedy

KarolynWitte42 — 2009-07-07 15:19:56Z

Sorry, This post is so late but I just saw your message while reading a new message. I would welcomb any information you might have on Napoleon Bonaparte and what happen to his widow and family.
Karolyn

Re: Napoleon Bonaparte Kennedy

Lmbennett11 — 2009-07-07 13:53:31Z

I am researching the Hutton Family, in which Sarah M. Hutton was related to me. Did you ever find out what happened to her. Most of her brothers and sisters came to Texas along with their Mother, Emeline Hutton, after John Hutton died. Could she have died in child birth of another child? Any info would be appreciated.
Mauridell Hutton Bennett

Re: Stevenson, AL funeral home, 1945

esleslie — 2009-07-07 13:38:12Z

Thank you so very much for the information. I will subscribe to the group.
Evelyn S. Leslie

Re: Stevenson, AL funeral home, 1945

ClayGullatt — 2009-07-07 13:00:23Z

Its Rudder Funeral Home, the have an on line website. Just google Rudder Funearl Home Stevenson AL. It gives their phone number and address.

The Jackson Co. Mega Cemetery File can be found at the Jackoson County Yahoo Genealogy Group Homewebsite the file is under Links, you need a Yahoo ID to access the file, you can search the file by using the Find Feature under Edit.

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You can also see a listing of cemeteries by googling USGENWEB Archives Project Cemetery Jackson County AL.

Clay Gullatt
Mount Airy NC
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Re: Clay Cemetery

ClayGullatt — 2009-07-06 16:04:54Z

Cemetery listings are found by googling USGENWEB Archives Project Cemetery Jackson County AL or you can search the Jackson County Mega Cemetery File by joining the following

jacksongenealog-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

The file is under LINKS.

Clay Gullatt
Moderator
jacksongenealogy@yahoogroups.com