> -----Original Message----- > From: obusy1 [mailto:obusy1@email.msn.com] > Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 12:25 PM > To: AL-MOBILEBAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [AL-MOBILEBAY] 1910 Census Look-Up > > > > I am looking for a census look-up and hoping that this is the right list! > So sorry if it isn't! Perhaps I can be directed to the right list if I am > wrong. > > I am looking for my grandfather's family. They are believed to still be > living in Mobile, Alabama in 1910. The name would be Jesse Allen. His > wife's name was Rosa Lee. There should be one child, my > grandfather, Fred, > who would have been under 2 years old. > > Thank you, > Diane > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Listers, I've read on the Rootsweb/Mobile County webpages that death certificates for out of staters like me must be mailed. No problem, but I also read there that the DCs start at 1906. And I am also assuming that 1906 is for the county -and- the state. However, the AL state Dept of health pages show more than once that they started in 1908. I'm after one from 1907. Which one is correct, and can I really -not- mail my request to Mobile County ??? Regards, LeRoy Wheeler, Maryland

Does anyone know the location or any other information concerning this Confederate Military Hospital?

Thanks! Could that address be considered Whistler? Not being there I don't have a clue, but will try with one of the available map tools..... Thanks again! LeRoy Wheeler, Maryland

Folks, I am brand new to this list, and Alabama. I do have a great grandfather who died in a Whistler TB hospital/sanitorium in 1907, and wonder where it is/was; and also where I could read/learn about it. Any help or direction will be welcome! LeRoy Wheeler, Maryland

congratulations to Jabe Fincher in Pensacola,Fla on finding his Fincher brick wall. maybe there is still hope for me with my LOUNSBERRY line in Mobile,Ala. Joyce L Bruce

Many congrats Jabe! A wonderful feeling, huh.

Howdy list, I'm so excited now I can't even remember who is researching who on my Fincher lines. I was just sent a major break-thru on my main brickwall. I was sent the date of arrival, nation of origin,port of debarkation, ship's name,port of departure, etc. for Frederick Fincher and John Fincher. If you are interested in this information please contact me!!!--Yipppy, Yahoooooo!! -- Jabe Fincher---Pensacola, Florida http://jabessite.homestead.com/index~ns4.html

I am looking for a census look-up and hoping that this is the right list! So sorry if it isn't! Perhaps I can be directed to the right list if I am wrong. I am looking for my grandfather's family. They are believed to still be living in Mobile, Alabama in 1910. The name would be Jesse Allen. His wife's name was Rosa Lee. There should be one child, my grandfather, Fred, who would have been under 2 years old. Thank you, Diane

PLEASE PASS THIS NOTICE TO THE PERSON AT YOUR SOCIETY RESPONSIBLE FOR PURCHASING REFERENCE BOOKS Hello, The 1910 Federal Census was not completely indexed by the Census Bureau. They only indexed 21 states, leaving 27 states out in the cold. Genealogists looking for ancestors in one of those 27 states are confronted with a laborious page-by-page search of the original census records. Until now!! Census4all of Arlington-VA has spent thousands of hours transcribing three of these unindexed states: Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Vermont. Census4all has asked Pellien Research to distribute these transcriptions in HARD COPY to libraries, genealogical societies, educational institutions and individual genealogy researchers. These transcripts are NOT being distributed on CD-ROM and are not available from any other source. The multi-volume sets include the following number of people: - 1910 New Hampshire Census: 363,851 people out of a total population of 430,572 - 1910 Rhode Island Census: 366,639 out of a total population of 542,610 - 1910 Vermont Census: 229,320 names out of a total population of 355,956 Note: the missing records are due to the fact that the Census Bureau microfilm copies have very poor quality. Many entries were unreadable or missing. The CENSUS4ALL transcriptions are the best possible under the circumstances. The original census schedules have been destroyed by the Census Bureau. The books are high quality, built to library reference book standards, with 50# paper and are for sale at the following cost: New Hampshire: $180.00 per set Rhode Island: $180.00 per set Vermont: $140.00 per set All 3 States: $450 (a 10% discount) Please complete a purchase order and mail it with your check to: Pellien Research 3145 S. Stafford Street Arlington, VA 22206

Hi Group, Need a little help. Does anyone know whether John Marshall TILLMAN's wife, Nancy Parnell (d. ca. 1920), was the daughter of Sidney Jackson PARNELL? If so, would love to know a source that would document that connection, and I would love to contact any descendants. Thanks for any assistance. Margaret

Ann and other MILLER researchers, How about a George P. MILLER (b. 27 Feb. 1798 Washington Co. PA) > (d. 26 Mar. 1869 Mobile, AL) (m. 1. Eliza DAVIS, 2. Ann __?__). I'm actually related to the DAVIS line. Eliza was my gg-grandfather's sister and I'm trying to find out more about her husband's family. Did they leave any children? Marianne >Anyone come across James Miller. We have same heritage of Juzan, Russells, >and Hollingers. Lost touch and need to contact. > >Ann in Atlanta >annboutwel@aol.com

Anyone come across James Miller. We have same heritage of Juzan, Russells, and Hollingers. Lost touch and need to contact. Ann in Atlanta annboutwel@aol.com

Looking to find the parents and siblings of Lucinda Ann PARRIS b. 1827 AL d. 1901 Baldwin County, AL buried in Point Clear Cemetery. m.(1) Simon Henry NELSON m.(2) Moses H. HALL. Also looking to find the parents and brother (Louis) of Ola Mae MORGAN b.c. 1905 Arlington, Wilcox Co., AL d. 1936 in City Hospital, Mobile, AL m. Mack Emil MANDERS, of Baldwin Co., AL d. 1937. Any help would be so greatly appreciated. Thanks, Kim Jesus Is Lord Isaiah 41:10

I would like to buy a used copy of Vidrine, Love's Legacy. Please let me know if anyone has a used copy to sell or knows where a copy might be available for purchase. Thanks. Sherill Delahoussaye

Annie Powel [with one l] was born in GA in 1814. She married John C. King in Laurens County, GA on 29 Aug 1844. They moved to Baldwin County, AL between 1850-1860. I am hoping that Annie was related to the other Powells that show up in the Baldwin County records. If you have any information about the Powell family line, I would appreciate hearing from you. Henry

Mary, would those Mortality Schedules for Mobile go back as far as 1839? And are they on line? : ] Also, is there any way to find out if my Capt. John EADES (of Wilcox Co.) who died in Mobile was buried there and his standing stone in Wilcox Co. is only a memorial one (it says he died 20 April 1839 Mobile) - or whether he really does rest in Wilcox Co.? Was that a possibility in those times? I've also wondered if Jeremiah and Margaret AUSTILL took him to back to his old original plantation in Clark Co., which they later moved to from Mobile and where Jere is buried. Anne ----- Original Message ----- > Death records were required starting in 1820 and Birth records in 1870. > There was some difficulty enforcing these new laws because many women were > attended by midwives for births. There are books with some of the old death > records. The Catholic Church records for baptisms date back much earlier > than these required registrations. There are also Mortality Schedules going > pretty far back for Mobile and Baldwin Counties. > > Mary >

Catherine, Death records were required starting in 1820 and Birth records in 1870. There was some difficulty enforcing these new laws because many women were attended by midwives for births. There are books with some of the old death records. The Catholic Church records for baptisms date back much earlier than these required registrations. There are also Mortality Schedules going pretty far back for Mobile and Baldwin Counties. Mary

Hi, I am searching for any information regarding the names of GAULTRE, MOSEL, and COTTER I know that Marie Louise Elizabeth GAULTRE COTTER married Pierre MOSEL and they lived in, or near Mobile, Al where they became the parents of Claude MOSEL, born October 20, 1727, Bernard MOSEL, born September 23, 1730, Jeane Pierre MOSEL, born April 25, 1733 and Marie Elizabeth MOSEL, born August 11, 1739. The mother, Marie Louise Elizabeth died in their "habitation on the Tombigbee River in Louisiana" November 15, 1742, and the father, Pierre MOSEL died during a massacre of a group of settlers by the Choctaw Indians on October 23, 1747. I would like to find out more of their children who were related to a family named Gaultry/Gaultree (also other spelling variations) known to be living in New Jersey during the 1700s. I also am interested in knowing more of the region and history of Mobile during these early days of settlement, and would appreciate any leads to websites and other information sources. Thankyou very much. Sheila Gaultry Bates

Interested in finding information on an Ephraim DAVIDSON, b. 1770-1780, found in Mobile Co, AL in 1830 and 1850. Married to a Susan KILPATRICK 18 May 1811 in Wilkinson Co, MS. Possibly a second marriage. Did this Ephraim have a daughter named Eliza, born ca 1805 in Louisiana? Eliza was married to Ellis FITZGERALD who was living next door to this same Ephraim DAVIDSON in 1850 Mobile Co, AL. Eleanor Colson