It's me again! Could someone please look-up the following families in the 1860 census for me please? I have found the index online, but not the census. If anyone knows where it might be online, please let me know and I'll check this out myself. Thanks, again, so very much for your help! Fredreica speyer@bellsouth.net GRANT, C. State: AL Year: 1860 County: Dallas County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Union Beat Page: 873 Database: AL 1860 Federal Census Index GRANT, N. State: AL Year: 1860 County: Dallas County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Union Beat Page: 874 Database: AL 1860 Federal Census Index Note: My GGG-Grandfather was Wiley Cleavland Grant. His wife was Martha Eliza SHARP. His father was James Wiley (or William) Grant. His mother was Abagial Ann SHADDOCK. He had at least one brother who also lived in Dallas County until after the War Between the States. Either his father or his father-in-law raised camels, as did a Mr. WOOLSEY, who, I believe, may have been a neighbor. Wiley Cleveland Grant married 2nd) Mary MURPHY in August of 1864. I do not know where the Union Beat islocated ,although if anyone knows how to access them via the internet, I would love to know the map site, so I don't know how close these people are to one another. The census page numbers seem to indicate that they live in the same general area. My GG-Grandmother, Mary Ella Grant, was born in 1858 in a community that was known at the time as Frog Level. It was near Bellevue in Dallas County. Bellevue is in central western portion of Dallas County not too far from Browns. I believe the family also lived around Pea Ridge in Dallas Co. MURPHEY, W. State: AL Year: 1860 County: Dallas County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Union Beat Page: 875 Database: AL 1860 Federal Census Index WOOLSEY, B. M. State: AL Year: 1860 County: Dallas County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Union Beat Page: 874 Database: AL 1860 Federal Census Index