I have it, page 338, house hold # 157 George W. Bates 30 m w farmer Ms. Mary E. 20 f. Ms., James 7 m. Ms. and Frances L. Wiggins 18 f Ms. She appears in his household , last one listed , looks like his wifes sister?? maybe at 30 he is to young to have a 18so it looks like sister-in-law to me.. there are no neighbors that start with L or are from Ms. Do you want some of the names anyway..??? Let me know Love Kay See I can help you sometimes too... - From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 10:29 PM Subject: [AL-MOBILEBAY-L] 1850 Washington County, Alabama Census >Does anyone have a copy of page 338 1850 Washington county, Census? I would >like to know what info is given on Francis L Wiggins, and who are her >neighbors. I believe she was a widow and the L stands for her maiden name. >Can anyone help me? > >Sherry > > >==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== >The MOBILE BAY AREA ROOTS mailing list is hosted by the Mobile >Genealogical Society. Visit the society on the Internet at >http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs > >

Does anyone have a copy of page 338 1850 Washington county, Census? I would like to know what info is given on Francis L Wiggins, and who are her neighbors. I believe she was a widow and the L stands for her maiden name. Can anyone help me? Sherry

I have 1700/1800s Guilford Co., N.C., Woollen, Malcolm, Page, Heath, and 1700s/1800s Mobile, Ala., Juzan (Kaskaskia Illini Indian), Rochon, Colon, Trudeau, Burelle, Hollinger, Russell, Malone, Etc. Mrs. Elizabeth Moniac Hollinger was the step-mother of my ancestress, Mrs. Margaret Hollinger Russell. Elizabeth's father is Chief Samuel Moniac, Sr. Contact Verice Allen Powell, Jr., of the Poarch Creek Band, Uriah, Al., [email protected] Allen desc. Chief Moniac by grandson William Hollinger. Firebird Gibson of Fla. desc. son Sam Moniac, Jr. Jim -----Original Message----- From: Tom & Judi <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 11:12 AM Subject: [AL-MOBILEBAY-L] LOMAX - MONIAC > > > I am researching the LOMAX- MONIAC line and an unknown Creek ? woman >who married a Lomax. > >ASAHEL LOMAX b15 FEB 1787 Guilford Co., NC died abt. 1853 Callaway Co. >MO. >His parents were WILLIAM PEMLOTT LOMAX and SARAH KNIGHT grandparents >ABEL KNIGHT and RACHEL HARE. > >It is said he was half Indian which I don't believe is true. But his >grandmother is RACHEL HARE and it is said she was Creek. He was supposed >to have married an Indian woman named BETTY JANE around 1813 in Wilson >County, TN. they had four daughters one being ELIZABETH H. LOMAX, and >two sons WILLIAM and JESSE He then married LUCINDA VAN BIBBER, 15 OCT >1848 Callaway County, MO., they had no children. > >His cousin SYDNEY LOMAX, married MATILDA MONIAC daughter of DIXION >MONIAC and ELIZABETH ELLIOTT, 4 June 1846 in Bay Minette, Baldwin Co., >AL. One son, SYDNEY born 25 Mar 1859, Escambia Co., AL. According to the >book Greenwood County Sketches by Margaret Watson, Matilda was a full >blooded Creek woman, from the book William Lomax and his Descendants by >J.B. Lomax. > >SYDNEY and MATILDA ran a stagecoach "Stand" on the Federal Road through >the Creek Nation, Georgia and Alabama sometime between 1806 and 1836. I >have the book The Federal Road, it doesn't mention them, but I have >found reference to their stop being close to the CRUIT homestead. > >Any information would be greatly appreciated and I would be happy to >share what I have. > >Judith Lomax Canavan > > >==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== >Be sure to check out the awesome resources at the Mobile County GenWeb >page at http://www.rootsweb.com/~almobile/index.html > >

I am researching the LOMAX- MONIAC line and an unknown Creek ? woman who married a Lomax. ASAHEL LOMAX b15 FEB 1787 Guilford Co., NC died abt. 1853 Callaway Co. MO. His parents were WILLIAM PEMLOTT LOMAX and SARAH KNIGHT grandparents ABEL KNIGHT and RACHEL HARE. It is said he was half Indian which I don't believe is true. But his grandmother is RACHEL HARE and it is said she was Creek. He was supposed to have married an Indian woman named BETTY JANE around 1813 in Wilson County, TN. they had four daughters one being ELIZABETH H. LOMAX, and two sons WILLIAM and JESSE He then married LUCINDA VAN BIBBER, 15 OCT 1848 Callaway County, MO., they had no children. His cousin SYDNEY LOMAX, married MATILDA MONIAC daughter of DIXION MONIAC and ELIZABETH ELLIOTT, 4 June 1846 in Bay Minette, Baldwin Co., AL. One son, SYDNEY born 25 Mar 1859, Escambia Co., AL. According to the book Greenwood County Sketches by Margaret Watson, Matilda was a full blooded Creek woman, from the book William Lomax and his Descendants by J.B. Lomax. SYDNEY and MATILDA ran a stagecoach "Stand" on the Federal Road through the Creek Nation, Georgia and Alabama sometime between 1806 and 1836. I have the book The Federal Road, it doesn't mention them, but I have found reference to their stop being close to the CRUIT homestead. Any information would be greatly appreciated and I would be happy to share what I have. Judith Lomax Canavan

Bronya Feldmann wrote: > Well, I finally got some of my ancestor Frederick Daniel Myers' land > patent application back from the National Archives and discovered some > interesting tidbits.I knew already that he had a plantation at > Chickasabogue (where the park is now) and this was part of the land > grant for it. > > The interesting tidbits were that one of the affadavits that two > witnesses who knew him had to sign stated that he had built a house > around June 8th of 1847 and had cultivated the tract also by the time of > the application in 1848. So, now I know when he built his home. > > The second fascinating tidbit is that I believe I've discovered that he > was illiterate! The handwriting for his signed name looks exactly the > same as that of the land registrar who also signed, except it appears > that my g-g-g-grandfather has made a rough-looking "D" in the middle of > the signature. This "D" appears by every one of his signatures. At > first, I didn't get it. Then, I noticed that one of the witnesses had > made an "X" and that someone had written (his mark). Then, it hit me > about the funny "D". > > Well, it wasn't for no reason that he emigrated to this country. > > Anybody have any ancestors named John Read or Solomon Oswald living in > the county in 1848? These were his witnesses and probably neighbors. > > Bronya > Berkeley, CA > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > Wanna know who does what with MGS? Are you a member and are willing to > volunteer? Visit THE BOARD ROOM of the MGS Web Site at > http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/board.htm Nope, no ancestors by those names, but your message did strike a chord. One of my interesting genealogical discoveries has been that of finding out that my great-grandfather was illiterate. His son--my grandfather--was a doctor, but great-grandpop himself--evidently--couldn't even sign his own name. Oh, well. I guess if that's the worst thing I uncover, I'm lucky. Pat Burchfield

David, Jackie Feldman and others on the list were very helpful to me with same request, I thank them all again. Barbara Waddell and Jean Blount might have some reference materials still available, I'm not certain. In addition David, just in case you aren't aware, there are a number of PRINEs buried in Shiloh Cemetery. Here is the address and phone number: PINE CREST CEMETERY (334) 478-5227 1939 Dauphin Island Pkwy Mobile, Alabama 36605 According to Jackie, a lady named Leslie who apparently works there is very helpful. Good Luck, David! Susann Whiddon Wandrey

Well, I finally got some of my ancestor Frederick Daniel Myers' land patent application back from the National Archives and discovered some interesting tidbits.I knew already that he had a plantation at Chickasabogue (where the park is now) and this was part of the land grant for it. The interesting tidbits were that one of the affadavits that two witnesses who knew him had to sign stated that he had built a house around June 8th of 1847 and had cultivated the tract also by the time of the application in 1848. So, now I know when he built his home. The second fascinating tidbit is that I believe I've discovered that he was illiterate! The handwriting for his signed name looks exactly the same as that of the land registrar who also signed, except it appears that my g-g-g-grandfather has made a rough-looking "D" in the middle of the signature. This "D" appears by every one of his signatures. At first, I didn't get it. Then, I noticed that one of the witnesses had made an "X" and that someone had written (his mark). Then, it hit me about the funny "D". Well, it wasn't for no reason that he emigrated to this country. Anybody have any ancestors named John Read or Solomon Oswald living in the county in 1848? These were his witnesses and probably neighbors. Bronya Berkeley, CA

Dear Jan, Sorry, there are no Beards listed. Patti Jan Garland wrote: > > Hi > > Would you please check for Henry Beard, Elizabeth Beard or Keziah Beard, > in Clarke Co. before 1830. Thanks very much! > > Jan > > Ronald Le Var wrote: > > > > Dear Mary, > > > > I found these names: > > > > Kimbrell, Eliza > > Roland > > Rollan > > Kimbell, Caroline Amelia > > Isham > > Joseph Isham > > Martha E. > > Martha Jane > > Martha T. > > Mary > > Morris B. > > Rebecca C. > > Sarah Ann > > Thomas I. > > Capt. Thomas I. > > Thomas J. > > Timothy > > Kimbrough, John > > M. > > Mamie Bob Lawler > > Rebecca > > Dr. W.A. > > W.T. > > William T. > > > > Patti > > > > "Aubrey W. Shelton" wrote: > > > > > > Ronald Le Var wrote: > > > > > > > I have a book, Clarke Co. Records 1814-1885, if anyone needs a lookup. > > > > Patti > > > > > > > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > > > > Interested in family history in the Mobile area? Consider joining the > > > > Mobile Genealogical Society. Check out some of the benefits of membership > > > > at http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/membrshp.htm > > > > > > Dear Patti; would you mind looking up Franklin Kimbrell (Kimbro) circa 1840 > > > or 1850 in Clarke County? Thanks in advance. Mary Shelton > > > > > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > > > When you need to know who writes the genealogical column in a local > > > newspaper anywhere in the world, visit the MGS NEWS STAND at > > > http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/newstand.htm > > > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > > Need to know the open hours of the MGS Library? Wanna see when the next > > monthly MGS Members Gathering is? Check out the society's WALL CALENDAR > > at http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/calendar.htm > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > The MOBILE BAY AREA ROOTS mailing list is hosted by the Mobile > Genealogical Society. Visit the society on the Internet at > http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs

Dear Guess, Under Mixon, I only found marriages: 5/16/1822 Wm B.A. Wallis to Marcey Mixon with the consent of her father, James Mixon. 6/29/1925 Robert Taylor to Marria Mixon. 11/3/1819 Issac Mixon to Clerecy Veasey. Under William Thompson, I found... Estates & Wills 1832-1839, pg.21, Wm was listed as appraiser of estate of Wm Murrell dec'd. 7/11/1833. 6/27/1817 Wm Thompson married Cintha Anne Manning. Patti [email protected] wrote: > > Patti, > I am searching for my paternal grandparents: Willaim J. THOMPSON and Mary > Caroline MIXON. They moved to Clarke Co. MS about 1880. I don't know what > county they were in AL. I have just found that my grandmother gave > information on Virginia Mixon in Dallas County in 1880, Virginia was a g > daughter, 6 years old in 1880. Apparently Mary C. had been married to a > Mixon before marrying THOMPSON. She is also listed in the MS 1880 census. > Doubt if they were in Clarke Co. but who knows???? > Thanks. Guess T. Simmons > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > Wanna know who does what with MGS? Are you a member and are willing to > volunteer? Visit THE BOARD ROOM of the MGS Web Site at > http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/board.htm

Dear Gail, There is only one entry...A.M. Lister married Nancy A. Pearson on 9. AUG 1846. There are several Pearsons, all marriages, except... Brewer Cemetery: Emma L. Pearson, wife of J.S. b. 22 AUG 1852 d. 7 MAR 1922. Mrs. Sallie Pearson had a gneral store in a rural area 10 mi. north of Grove Hill Courthouse. That's all. Patti [email protected] wrote: > > Patti, > Would you please look for Alexander M. Lister and Nancy Pearson. I have not > been able to find their parents. They were married in Clarke County in 1846. > Thank you, > Gail > [email protected] > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > Mobile Genealogical Society members have ancestry all over the world! > Wanna check out their surnames? Visit the MGS SURNAME SEARCH ENGINE in > THE COMPUTER CENTER at http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/compute2.htm

Dear Amanda, Was that a Clarke Co. lookup you were interested in? I found these in Clarke. Carleton, A.A. Mrs. A.E. Alexander Alice L. Ambrose Ann E. Annie Annie Grant Annie L. Annie W. Dewitt Dora Elizabeth Ellie Rae Elmira Emma Emma S. Emmett F.G. Fannie Frank G. Franklin G. George George A. George Alexander Harrison Josephine Lillie Lucie Ann M. Mae F. Maria Martha Mary E. Montgomery Morgan Prudence R. Emmett Va. W.L. Warren Carlton, Morgan Archibald Patti Johnny Howell wrote: > > Hi > Does it have much of the Carleton family in it? > Thanks; > Amanda K. Howell >

Hi Would you please check for Henry Beard, Elizabeth Beard or Keziah Beard, in Clarke Co. before 1830. Thanks very much! Jan Ronald Le Var wrote: > > Dear Mary, > > I found these names: > > Kimbrell, Eliza > Roland > Rollan > Kimbell, Caroline Amelia > Isham > Joseph Isham > Martha E. > Martha Jane > Martha T. > Mary > Morris B. > Rebecca C. > Sarah Ann > Thomas I. > Capt. Thomas I. > Thomas J. > Timothy > Kimbrough, John > M. > Mamie Bob Lawler > Rebecca > Dr. W.A. > W.T. > William T. > > Patti > > "Aubrey W. Shelton" wrote: > > > > Ronald Le Var wrote: > > > > > I have a book, Clarke Co. Records 1814-1885, if anyone needs a lookup. > > > Patti > > > > > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > > > Interested in family history in the Mobile area? Consider joining the > > > Mobile Genealogical Society. Check out some of the benefits of membership > > > at http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/membrshp.htm > > > > Dear Patti; would you mind looking up Franklin Kimbrell (Kimbro) circa 1840 > > or 1850 in Clarke County? Thanks in advance. Mary Shelton > > > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > > When you need to know who writes the genealogical column in a local > > newspaper anywhere in the world, visit the MGS NEWS STAND at > > http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/newstand.htm > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > Need to know the open hours of the MGS Library? Wanna see when the next > monthly MGS Members Gathering is? Check out the society's WALL CALENDAR > at http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/calendar.htm

Dear Mary, I found these names: Kimbrell, Eliza Roland Rollan Kimbell, Caroline Amelia Isham Joseph Isham Martha E. Martha Jane Martha T. Mary Morris B. Rebecca C. Sarah Ann Thomas I. Capt. Thomas I. Thomas J. Timothy Kimbrough, John M. Mamie Bob Lawler Rebecca Dr. W.A. W.T. William T. Patti "Aubrey W. Shelton" wrote: > > Ronald Le Var wrote: > > > I have a book, Clarke Co. Records 1814-1885, if anyone needs a lookup. > > Patti > > > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > > Interested in family history in the Mobile area? Consider joining the > > Mobile Genealogical Society. Check out some of the benefits of membership > > at http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/membrshp.htm > > Dear Patti; would you mind looking up Franklin Kimbrell (Kimbro) circa 1840 > or 1850 in Clarke County? Thanks in advance. Mary Shelton > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > When you need to know who writes the genealogical column in a local > newspaper anywhere in the world, visit the MGS NEWS STAND at > http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/newstand.htm

I did not get your message. My adress is [email protected] Patti [email protected] wrote: > > In a message dated 99-05-03 00:44:25 EDT, you write: > > > > >==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > >Interested in family history in the Mobile area? Consider joining the > >Mobile Genealogical So > > Dear Marilyn, Is > > ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== > Wanna know who does what with MGS? Are you a member and are willing to > volunteer? Visit THE BOARD ROOM of the MGS Web Site at > http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/board.htm

If anyone has access to a Pine Crest Cemetary listing, then please let me know. I am looking for any Draime or Draim family members that are buried there. Also looking for an Al Loammi Howard. Thank You, David Howard

Patti, Would you please look for Alexander M. Lister and Nancy Pearson. I have not been able to find their parents. They were married in Clarke County in 1846. Thank you, Gail [email protected]

My name is not Patti. I don't know how I got her mail, try again. Carolyn On Mon, 3 May 1999 07:23:47 EDT [email protected] writes: >Patti, > >How nice of you...Could you see if my GEORGE WASHINGTON DISMUKES might >have anything listed on him? > >Thanks, >Pat > > >==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== >WANTED: MGS members to work on the MGS Online Staff and help >maintain >and improve the MGS Web Site. Email <[email protected]> if you are >willing to volunteer or have questions about what you can do. > > ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Patti, I am searching for my paternal grandparents: Willaim J. THOMPSON and Mary Caroline MIXON. They moved to Clarke Co. MS about 1880. I don't know what county they were in AL. I have just found that my grandmother gave information on Virginia Mixon in Dallas County in 1880, Virginia was a g daughter, 6 years old in 1880. Apparently Mary C. had been married to a Mixon before marrying THOMPSON. She is also listed in the MS 1880 census. Doubt if they were in Clarke Co. but who knows???? Thanks. Guess T. Simmons

Aubrey W. Shelton wrote: > Does Tallapoosa County have a website on Rootsweb? Can't seem to find > it. Thanks. Mary shelton I went here... ALGenWeb State Page http://www.rootsweb.com/~algenweb/ and found a link to here... ALGenWeb - Tallapoosa County Page http://www.intersurf.com/~johnjanr/tallapoo.html -- Regards, Kevin Sellew in Mobile, Alabama Listowner of MOBILE BAY AREA ROOTS [AL-MOBILEBAY]

Amanda, Did some of your Carletons come from TN and SC? And did they one of them marry a Livingston? If so I may have some info for you. Elizabeth At 11:57 PM 5/2/99 -0500, you wrote: >Hi > Does it have much of the Carleton family in it? >Thanks; >Amanda K. Howell > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Ronald Le Var <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Sunday, May 02, 1999 11:33 PM >Subject: [AL-MOBILEBAY-L] look ups > > >> I have a book, Clarke Co. Records 1814-1885, if anyone needs a lookup. >> Patti >> >> >> ==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== >> Interested in family history in the Mobile area? Consider joining the >> Mobile Genealogical Society. Check out some of the benefits of membership >> at http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/membrshp.htm >> >> > > >==== AL-MOBILEBAY Mailing List ==== >Mobile Genealogical Society members have ancestry all over the world! >Wanna check out their surnames? Visit the MGS SURNAME SEARCH ENGINE in >THE COMPUTER CENTER at http://www.siteone.com/clubs/mgs/compute2.htm > >