This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/pR.2ADE/925.1 Message Board Post: I HAVE A ANGELINE BARBER MARRIED TO BURRELL BAZZELL FROM AUTAUGA CO. ALABAMA. ANY CONNECTION???

Hi, Irma, I was not aware that a Rev. soldier named John Thomas lived in Autauga Co. I have been told that a Martha Thomas m. a Rev. soldier, John Owen, who also came to Autauga Co.--probably in 1823. She was younger than her husband. Do you happen to know who John Thomas' children were? Was there a Martha? Would he have had a sister named Martha? Did John Thomas come from SC? Thanks a lot for any info you (or other readers) might have. Virginia Garrison Lexington, KY

The Autauga Genealogical Society will meet on Sunday, July 20, at 2:00 p.m. at the Prattville Library. The program will be coordinated by Joyce Nicoll of the Montgomery County Genealogical Society. The program topics will include many areas of CEMETERY PRESERVATION. Joyce will be accompanied by Lee Ann Hewitt, Cemetery Coordinator with the Alabama Historical Commission, and Frazine Taylor from the Alabama Dept of Archives and History / Black Heritage Council. A monument repairman may also participate in the program. The August meeting, Sunday, August 17, will be held at 2:00 p.m. in the Autauga County Probate Office. The program will be "hands on" regarding locating records in PROBATE FILES. We invite anyone interested in genealogy and/or cemetery preservation to attend these meetings. Membership in the Society is not required to attend the meetings. We regret that we are unable to post information provided or mail hand-outs. Caroline Horton, President Autauga Genealogical Society

!!!BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT!!! DEATH, MARRIAGE AND PROBATE NOTICES FROM MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA NEWSPAPERS, Vol. II (1866-1875) This is to inform you about the upcoming release of my latest book, Death, Marriage And Probate Notices From Montgomery, Alabama Newspapers, Volume II (1866-1875). This is the second volume in a continuing series of newspaper transcriptions related to Montgomery, Alabama. The collection picks up where "Volume I" ended. It contains valuable historical and genealogical information on individuals who resided in Central Alabama counties following the Civil War. During the years following the Civil War some local newspapers were not in operation so the Montgomery newspapers became an important source of communication. The collection also contains some valuable information for individuals residing in other parts of the state. This collection is of special interest for anyone doing research in Central Alabama. Montgomery's newspapers devoted a lot of coverage to the surrounding counties in Central Alabama. Information was often included from correspondents and other newspapers in Alabama counties from as far east as the Georgia line and all across Alabama counties in the Black Belt region to the Mississippi line. In some instances this collection may contain valuable reprinted extracts from newspapers that have since been lost from local county records. The book has approximately 440 pages, with soft-binding and includes a detailed index. It contains newspaper transcriptions from surviving issues of: The Daily State Sentinel (1867-68), The Montgomery Daily Advertiser (1866, 1871-74), The Montgomery Weekly Advertiser (1869-70), The Alabama State Journal (1869-70), The Montgomery Weekly Mail (1869), The Montgomery Daily Mail (1870), and The Southern Plantation (1875). The anticipated release date for this book is September 1, 2003. This particular book is being published by myself and not by any publishing company. This will allow me to offer the book for sell at a much lower cost. This book would probably retail between $35-40 from a publishing company. I will be selling the books for $30 per copy plus $4 postage/handling (Total $34 per copy) effective September 1, 2003. However, I am offering a discounted price of $25 per copy (plus $4.00 shipping/handling) for all orders received by August 31, 2003 (Total $29 per copy). As some of you may know, I am not trying to make a profit with my publications. If I make any profit from my publications I try and use the funds to pay for copies, microfilm, etc. associated with new "research projects", as well to help defer some of the costs I incur in traveling to speak to historical and genealogical societies. Larry E. Caver, Jr. Email: [email protected] ---------------------------------------------- ORDER FORM--------------------------------------------- Name:_________________________________________________ Address:_______________________________________________ City/State/Zip: __________________________________________ Please send me _________ copies of your book, DEATH, MARRIAGE AND PROBATE NOTICES FROM MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA NEWSPAPERS, Volume II (1866-1875). Regular Price: $34.00 per copy (shipping/handling included). Pre-publication Price: $29.00 per copy (for orders received by August 31, 2003). TOTAL ENCLOSED: ________________________ SEND ORDERS TO: Larry E. Caver, Jr., P.O. Box 680052, Prattville, AL 36068 Below are a few samples of some of the material included in the book from surrounding areas in Alabama: In Cleburne County, on the 8th, Michael PESNELL was shot and killed by a man named MARKS, who fled (May 24, 1867, Daily State Sentinel). Mr. John ALBRIGHT, an old citizen of Talladega County, died at his residence near that place, on Sunday last. He was upwards of 80 years (May 28, 1867, Daily State Sentinel). Died, near Hayneville, on Tuesday, 20th instant, Miss Sallie S. GILCHRIST, eldest daughter of Col. James G. GILCHRIST, in the 25th year of her age (August 30, 1867, Daily State Sentinel). We regret to learn of the death of William M. WYATT, an old and highly respected citizen of Marion, Perry County, on last Tuesday (March 16, 1868, Daily State Sentinel). The Greenville Advocate of the 4th instant, says that in a difficulty between James H. JONES and William H. SEARCY, in that place on Wednesday last, the latter was shot and instantly killed (January 5, 1866, Montgomery Daily Advertiser). Died in the city of Wetumpka, on the 31st of December 1865, Sidney S. McWHORTER, Esq., aged 38 years… The readers of the Wetumpka Spectator, in 1856 will recollect the brilliancy, force and elegance of his writing; his comrades in the Montgomery Blues Artillery will attest his courage… (January 14, 1866, Montgomery Daily Advertiser) Mr. Ed PICKETT, of Greene County, Alabama, was recently killed in a difficulty in Choctaw County (March 6, 1866, Montgomery Daily Advertiser). The Tuscumbia North Alabamian announces the death of Asa MESSENGER, Esq., at that place on the 13th instant, at the age of 65… (March 23, 1866, Montgomery Daily Advertiser) Died, in Mt. Sterling, Choctaw County, on the 27th ultimo, Mr. Pettigrew BELL, aged about 19 years (May 20, 1875, The Southern Plantation). Married, on Sunday, 28th instant, in St. Mathew's Church, Autaugaville, by Rev. R.A. COBBS, Mr. James K. HAYNIE to Miss Fanny DeJARNETTE, both of Autaugaville (February 1, 1872, Montgomery Daily Advertiser). Col. Harry T. TOULMIN, of Mobile, was married on the 4th instant, to Miss Mary M. HENSHAW, of Monroe County (May 15, 1869, Alabama State Journal). Married, in Dallas County, 10th instant, by Rev. G.W. BOGGS, Marion C. SHELBY and Mary W. BELL (January 28, 1875, The Southern Plantation). Married, on the 23rd instant, at the residence of the bride's father, Dr. KELLEY, of Coosa County, L.E. PARSONS, Jr., of Rockford, and Miss Kate D. KELLEY (January 28, 1872, Montgomery Daily Advertiser). Married, at the residence of the bride's mother, Wednesday evening, June 15th, by Rev. Mr. BAILEY, Mr. D. LaVega McNEILL and Miss Mollie T. WILLIAMS, all of Lowndes County, Alabama (June 17, 1871, Montgomery Daily Advertiser). Married, on the 11th instant, at the Baptist Church, in this city, by Rev. Jacob BELSER, colored, John WASHINGTON and Ann SPOTTS, all colored, and of this city (June 13, 1867, Daily State Sentinel). This day came Moses McLEMORE and presented to the court for probate, a paper writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Rebecca SMITH, deceased… It is ordered that notice of this application and the day set for the hearing thereof, be given to William McLEMORE, a minor, son of William J. McLEMORE, deceased, who was a son of Rebecca SMITH, residing in Texas… (January 5, 1866, Montgomery Daily Advertiser) (Legislative Act) Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Alabama, that the name of Martha Francis WHATLEY, who was born January 30, 1864, and William Arnold WHATLEY, who was born November 25, 1866, in the County of Randolph… who are children of Susan WHATLEY, be, and they are hereby changed to the names of Martha Francis PAULK and William Arnold PAULK… They are hereby declared to be legitimated, and to be the heirs at law of the said William J. PAULK… (February 5, 1870, Alabama State Journal).

Is anyone on this list researching the TOWNSEND surname? Jesse Lynch Lynn and myself are descendants of John THOMAS, Rev. Soldier who died in Autauga County, Al in 1840. Jesse and I have been swapping information and in my prior research he found the clue necessary to determine that the Eleanor, wife of Elnathan Stephens listed in John THOMAS's will is the same Eleanor THOMAS who married Thomas TOWNSEND in Hancock County, GA in 1815. Here is the first generation information that we have been able to gather. Descendants of Thomas Townsend Generation No. 1 1. Thomas1 Townsend died Abt. 1830. He married Eleanor Thomas January 21, 1815 in Hancock County, Georgia, daughter of John Thomas and Prudence ?. She was born Abt. 1797 in Virginia. Notes for Thomas Townsend: From the Autauga County Internet Site, Autauga County, Alabama Index to Wills and Estates, compiled by Larry W. Nobles and the Autauga Genealogical Society. TOWNSEND, Thomas Heirs 22 Sep 1832 RB - 2 Beg. Pages 304,305 Thos. Estate 28 Jun 1830 RB - 2 63-4-5-6-7-8, 130, 141 + Thos. Estate 1833 RB - 4 94, 132, 272 Information in e-mail from Jesse Lynch LYNN on July 10, 2003 "This includes very exciting news: First, That James, John, William, Nancy and Sarah were heirs of Thomas TOWNSEND - the first clear statement we have seen of this. Second, where you get detailed copies of the land patent applications. By the way, I am sure that E. N, COE's wife was our Sarah. Jesse [email protected] Return-Path: <[email protected]> From: [email protected] Subject: Re: Two Questions To: [email protected] X-Mailer: Lotus Notes Release 5.0.4a July 24, 2000 Message-ID: <[email protected]> Sender: [email protected] Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2003 12:39:54 -0400 Jesse Lynn, The patent actually reads "James Townsend, John Townsend, William Townsend, Sarah Townsend and Nancy Townsend heirs of Thomas Townsend deceased" If you wish additional information about the patent, you may obtain it by writing to the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) for a copy of the case file. Some of the information available in the case files are cash receipts, applications, and witness affidavits. Each case file at the National Archives is unique and the information contained within will vary in substance. The address and phone number is: Old Military & Civil Records (NWCTB) National Archives and Records Administration (Room 11E) Washington, D.C. 20408 202-501-5428 e-mail at: [email protected] Thank you for your interest in our records. Jennifer Spencer Bureau of Land Management End of information in e-mail on July 10, 2003 From the book, DEATH, MARRIAGE AND PROBATE NOTICES FROM MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA NEWSPAPERS VOLUME I (1821-1865), Compiled by Larry E. Caver, Jr., Page 238, Issue of March 13, 1829 "Autauga County, Regular Orphans' Court, Feb. Term, 1829 This day came Thomas TOWNSEND, Administrator of the estate of William LEWIS, deceased, and filed his accounts with the Judge of said Court for final settlement of said estate... A true copy, J. B. MATHEWS, Clerk." Notes for Eleanor Thomas: They were living in Pike County, Alabama when the will of John Thomas was in probate in September 1846. In Hancock County, Georgia, on Jan. 21, 1815 there is the marriage record of THOMAS TOWNSEND and ELENOR THOMAS. Information from Jesse Lynch Lynn, Jr. , [email protected] on July 8, 2003 Fourth, I have some new thoughts on John THOMAS's children that you may find interesting. John L. THOMAS, Nancy THOMAS, and Sarah THOMAS appear to have been pretty thoroughly researched, either by you or various LINCH/LYNCH researchers. Since these three seem well documented, I have done some work on the other sisters. I think it will prove very difficult to pinpoint those who lived out of Alabama. However, I think I have made some real progress on two others: Eleanor and Mary. The key to Eleanor was your information of a Eleanor THOMAS- Thomas TOWNSEND marriage in Hancock County. I am now confident that this did apply to John THOMAS's daughter. Searching the Autauga County Genealogy webpages, I have found a record of a marriage between Elnathan STEVENS (sic) and Elivia (sic) TOWNSEND on 12 Oct 1839, book 1, p 55. I am sure that this is John THOMAS's daughter and I am sure that "Elivia" is an error in transcription. Also, an Elthan STEVANS appears in the 1840 Autauga Census, p 31A, with one male 30-40 and one female 30-40. There were no other family members, as one would expect if they were married in October 1839. Also, there are an extensive amount of Estate Records for the Estate of a Thomas TOWNSEND in Autauga County, beginning in 1830, suggesting that Thomas TOWNSEND died that year. From the indexes, it appears there were several children. Also, interestingly, there is an 1860 Autauga County deed from Elnathan STEPHENS to Mary TOWNSEND, et. al. I have ordered some of the estate papers, and will let you know what turns up. From the Autauga County Internet site, Autauga County, Alabama Index to Orphans Court Records, compiled by Larry W. Nobles and the Autauga Genealogical Society TOWNSEND, Eleanor Heirs 26 Jan 1841 Book 4, beg. page 430 Eleanor Other 23 Feb 1831 Book 2, " 135 Thomas 21 Dec 1837 Book 4, " 135 Thomas 22 Mar 1830 Book 2, " 85 Thomas 22 Mar 1830 Book 2, " 86 Thomas 25 Jun 1830 Book 2, " 99 Thomas 25 Oct 1830 Book 2, " 116 Thomas 29 Mar 1830 Book 2, " 89 Thomas Estate Dec 1831 Book 3, " 30 Thomas Estate 3 Jan 1840 Book 4, " 316 Thomas Estate 4 Dec 1839 Book 4, " 312 Thomas Estate 4 Dec 1839 Book 4, " 313 Thomas Estate 6 Jun 1842 Book 5, " 6 Thomas Estate 22 Oct 1835 Book 3, " 268 Thomas Estate 24 Jan 1831 Book 2, " 129 Thomas Estate 25 Apr 1831 Book 3, " 6 Thomas Estate 25 Jan 1841 Book 4, " 428 Thomas Estate 26 Apr 1833 Book 3, " 125 Thomas Estate 26 Jan 1841 Book 4, " 429 Thomas Estate 26 Jan 1841 Book 4, " 430 Thomas Estate 27 Feb 1832 Book 3, " 55 Thos. Estate 7 Feb 1840 Book 4, " 337 Thos. Estate 27 Apr 1840 Book 4, " 353 Found this information on FTM's Family Archive CD 255 Patentee Name Townsend, Eleanor Townsend, Thomas Ascession Number AL 0590__,014 AL 1610__.340 State Alabama Alabama Volume 590 1610 Page 14 340 Document Number 22841 24673 Land Office Cahaba Cahaba Aliquot Part Reference NESE W 1/2 SE Section Number 33 9 Township 18 North 19 North Range 16 East 9 East Meridian/Survey Area: St. Stephens Meridian St. Stephens Meridian Act/Treat Authorizing Sale Sale-Cash Entries Sale-Cash Entries Date Signed Apr. 15, 1837 May 15, 1837 Acreage 40.02 79.90 Signed Yes Yes More About Thomas Townsend and Eleanor Thomas: Marriage: January 21, 1815, Hancock County, Georgia Children of Thomas Townsend and Eleanor Thomas are: + 2 i. James2 Townsend, born Abt. 1816 in Georgia; died Bef. January 19, 1854 in Autauga County, Alabama. 3 ii. John Townsend. Notes for John Townsend: Is this the same man?? From the book, DEATH, MARRIAGE AND PROBATE NOTICES FROM MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA NEWSPAPERS VOLUME I (1821-1865), Compiled by Larry E. Caver, Jr., Page 261, Issue of June 15, 1860 "Montgomery County, Special Court of Probate, June 4th, 1860 This day came J. L. TOWNSEND, guardian of Nancy A. KILLEN and Caroline KILLEN, minors, and presented his several coounts and vouchers for the annual settlement of his said ward's estates... David CAMPBELL, Judge of Probate." Same book, page 262, Issue of March 7, 1863 "Montgomery County, Special Court of Probate, March 3, 1863 This day came J. L. TOWNSEND and presented to the Court of Probate a paper writing purported to be the last Will of Nancy A. KELLEN, and it is therefore ordered that the 27th day of March 1863 be set for the hearing thereof. And ordered that notice be given to Jane MITCHELL, wife of Daniel MITCHELL, who resided in Louisiana, and William KELLEN, George KELLEN and John KELLEN, who are in the army of Tennessee... David CAMPBELL, Judge of Probate." Next paragraph "This day came J. L. TOWNSEND, Guardian of Caroline A. and Nancy A. KELLEN, minors, and presented his account and vouchers for the annual settlement of said estate... - David CAMPBELL, Judge of Probate." 4 iii. Nancy Townsend. + 5 iv. Sarah Townsend, died Bef. 1850. 6 v. Thomas Townsend. 7 vi. William Townsend. Any help with this family will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Irma J. Roy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/pR.2ADE/478.479.480.1 Message Board Post: Your Jordan's are skirting all around my Sarah Jordan. The only information I have is from the 1900 census in Franklin County Texas. Sarah M. (Sallie) Jordan Weir was born in Alabama in October of 1857. It lists her father as being born in Georgia and her mother was born in North Carolina. She married Enoch W. I. Weir in Franklin County Texas on August 12, 1879. Any possible links will be appreciated.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/pR.2ADE/621.1 Message Board Post: Yes, My sister has been doing the research from our Mother who is a Rolison and George Rolison is related to our family. He was born in between 1818-1820 in Richland Co, South Carolina, Deid December 20 1863. in Dallas county Alabama, In March of 1851 He married Elizabeth Meggs in Bibb co. Al. They had 9 children if you would like to know any more information please contact me via my email address [email protected] that this is helpful...

From: John K. Brown, Editor Just a reminder that if you are already a member of the Autauga Genealogical Society, your dues of $20 are now past due. Also, if you have any changes of address, email or surnames please mail them to me at [email protected] Our 2003-2004 membership issue of the "Autauga Ancestry" is due in September. Members can also email me queries for the Ancestry, but you must include your mailing address, phone and email address with the query. If you are not yet a member, dues are $20 per year and include subscription to the quarterly magazine "Autauga Ancestry." Each issue has approximately 50 pages and includes articles on the history and genealogy of Autauga County. Most of this information is not available online or in many libraries. Queries in the Ancestry are free to members and $3 each for non-members. For those of you who are local or visiting Autauga County, we meet monthly at the library every 3rd Sunday at 2 PM. Many excellent speakers have been lined up for this year. A membership application and a list of past issues of the Ancestry are available at our website http://www.rootsweb.com/~alags/ Mailing address: Autauga Genealogical Society P. O. Box 680668 Prattville, AL 36068-0668 I'm sorry that we do not have the resources to do research or lookups. Please contact the local Probate Office or the Autauga Heritage Museum for research requests. John K. Brown

Lookiing for information on Augustus W. Foster, who owned a land patent in Autauga County in the 1820s. Trying to find out his parents' names and the names of his siblings. I believe he married Martha Parker and finally moved to Coosa County. If anyone recognizes either of these names, please contact me ASAP. Richard Foster Austin, TX

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/pR.2ADE/1158 Message Board Post: I am searching for any proof that Powhattan Kelley married Sara Sharpe. He was born inVA and passed away in Dallas Co, AL. Together they had 4 children, one of them being James Norrell Kelley who married Louella Clement Caver. I can find nothing on Powhattan Kelley, other than who he married and the fact that he was born in VA. There is a record that states a P.N. Kelley married sarah sharp, but I do not know what the PN stands for. Please help, Jodi

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/pR.2ADE/942.1 Message Board Post: "The Heritage of Autauga County, Alabama" is a collection of family histories, published in 2001. Other publications are also available. See the Augauga Genealogical Society Website at www.rootsweb.com/~alags/ for information on all publications about Autauga County.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Riley/ Underwood Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/pR.2ADE/942 Message Board Post: I have a copy of Allen Riley's will from Autauga County AL. Is anybody else out there researching the Riley family? His will ia dated April 27, 1829 as a very sick man. He married Dorcus Underwood and had children. They are City, Caroline, Joseph, Jane, Adaline, Lousiana, and Mary. Any info on the Riley's or Underwoods would be helpful. Is there a history book for this county?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.netscape.com/mbexec/msg/4317/pR.2ADE/920.1 Message Board Post: I am the great great granddaughter of Charity Butler who lived in Loango Alabama. Its recorded that she was born January 1850 and lived to be 106 years old. Charity had a brother named Ellis and a sister named Abbey. Charity was from the Butler Plantation and there is information about her in the African American Museum in Detroit. It is recorded that Mr. Pierce Butler was one of the wealthiest plantation owner in the United States. I have a precious photo of Charity that is currently posted on the web at http://wings.buffalo.edu/uncrownedqueens. I have other information to share contact me please, Im interested in the letter that your father received in reference to the Butler family. Thank you

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bailey Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/pR.2ADE/930 Message Board Post: Searching for marriage records of Martha Baily, daughter of Willis and Nancy Baily. Living in Autauga Co, in Pine Flat in 1850.

I live in southern La. and one day while out exploring an adjoining parish to search out cemeteries a friend an I visited a rather large cemetery out in the country but almost in the front yard of an old farm house. My friend located the graves of some ancestors and as we left we noticed the grave of a Confederate soldier. The story we heard was that he was training at Camp Moore and died there. Camp Moore is in Tangipahoa parish,La. and a lot of rebels trained there at the beginning of the Civil War. I guess he died a natural death but really don't know that. I've often wondered since that day if his family ever knew what became of him. I decided to share the info in hopes it might help open or even close a door for someone searching this family. Hope it helps! OLIVER P. PARRISH 4 Oct. 1828-------8 Nov. 1862 Cap. Co. F 31st. Alabama Regiment Brenda Gray Felder

The Autauga Genealogical Society will meet on Sunday, July 20, at 2:00 p.m. at the Prattville Library. The program will be coordinated by Joyce Nicoll of the Montgomery County Genealogical Society. The program topics will include many areas of CEMETERY PRESERVATION. Joyce will be accompanied by Lee Ann Hewitt, Cemetery Coordinator with the Alabama Historical Commission, and Frazine Taylor from the Alabama Dept of Archives and History / Black Heritage Council. A monument repairman may also participate in the program. The August meeting, Sunday, August 17, will be held at 2:00 p.m. in the Autauga County Probate Office. The program will be "hands on" regarding locating records in PROBATE FILES.. We invite anyone interested in genealogy and/or cemetery preservation to attend these meetings. Membership in the Society is not required to attend the meetings. We regret that we are unable to post information provided or mail hand-outs. Caroline Horton, Immediate Past President Autauga Genealogical Society

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/pR.2ADE/850.1 Message Board Post: Abijah Abbott with wife Elizabeth is in Mahomet, Champaign Co. IL. in the 1860 census. Also living next door is their son, Ira C. and his wife Caroline. Also living in the Mahomet area are Stephen Abbott/Mary, and John Abbott/Sarah.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Tate, Collins Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/pR.2ADE/738.1 Message Board Post: Dana, If you get this, I just wanted to drop you a line and say hi. Please write me back and let me know how things are going. I'd love to chat with you sometime. I'm trying to be a good Southern gentleman like you always told me to be and start a Witnessing class @ my church. Well, take care... Love in Christ, Heath L.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/pR.2ADE/927 Message Board Post: Sorry, made a typo in prior query. My e-mail is [email protected]