Must be a different line. My line goes back to Henry Hunt from NC who settled in Autauga Co in 1824. He was married to Sara Burt. The information I'm seeking is new to me, so I have little to go on. Apparantly my great uncle knew of the three half aunts and unlce, but no one was close to them. My mother said she never knew of the second marriage of her g-grandfather, much less the three children from the marriage. I'll hit the archives, next, and see if it provides any further information. I appreciate your help. Geoff -----Original Message----- From: gen-search@cox.net To: alautaug@rootsweb.com Sent: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 1:55 AM Subject: Re: [ALAUTAUG] Hunt family I check my database but wasn't able to find a Hunt by any of the names given. My Hunts in Autauga Co., AL begin with William Hunt born 12 Dec 1763 and died 1831 in Autauga Co., AL and Jane Lewis died 28 Dec 1840 in Monroe Co., MS. They did have a son, Thomas born 1783-1790 in SC, but he died bef July 1847 in Cherokee Co., GA. The only child who staved in Autauga Co., AL was John Martin Hunt, born 1791 in SC, died 12 Jan 1852 in Autauga Co., AL He had married Martha Bowen on 17 Aug 1817. they had 9 children, 3 of their children married 3 Weaver siblings. One of these marriages was William Ross Weaver and Malinda Hunt, my 2nd great grandparents. Let me know if you can find any more information. Hazel Scanned for viruses by Blue Coat http://www.WinProxy.com/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALAUTAUG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________________________________________ Check Out the new free AIM(R) Mail -- 2 GB of storage and industry-leading spam and email virus protection.

I check my database but wasn't able to find a Hunt by any of the names given. My Hunts in Autauga Co., AL begin with William Hunt born 12 Dec 1763 and died 1831 in Autauga Co., AL and Jane Lewis died 28 Dec 1840 in Monroe Co., MS. They did have a son, Thomas born 1783-1790 in SC, but he died bef July 1847 in Cherokee Co., GA. The only child who staved in Autauga Co., AL was John Martin Hunt, born 1791 in SC, died 12 Jan 1852 in Autauga Co., AL He had married Martha Bowen on 17 Aug 1817. they had 9 children, 3 of their children married 3 Weaver siblings. One of these marriages was William Ross Weaver and Malinda Hunt, my 2nd great grandparents. Let me know if you can find any more information. Hazel Scanned for viruses by Blue Coat http://www.WinProxy.com/

It was the son, whose name I'm not sure of. I was told by my great uncle the name may be Edward, but he is not certain. He also doesn't know an exact date of death. Thanks for the offer to help, but I really don't have too much info to go on at this point. Maybe someone out there can help fill in the blanks. Geoff -----Original Message----- From: diamond6468@mindspring.com To: alautaug@rootsweb.com Sent: Tue, 19 Sep 2006 9:03 PM Subject: Re: [ALAUTAUG] Hunt family who was the person that died in Miami, and what year, I have a person down there that might look to see if thre is an obit. ----- Original Message ----- From: <gstough29@aim.com> To: <ALAUTAUG-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2006 10:04 PM Subject: [ALAUTAUG] Hunt family |I am trying to find information regarding my G-G Grandfather, Thomas Hunt. After his first wife died, he remarried a lady named Lula (?) Burdette from Verbena. They had three children, one boy and two girls. I am not sure of the name of the son (possibly Edward), but do know he was a chef at several top hotels and restaurants up and down the east coast and died in Miami. I only have the name of one of the daughters and it is Vivian. From what I've been told, she is still alive and lives in Mt. Olive. The other daughter lived in Plesant Grove. | | Any information would be appreciated. | | Geoff Stough | ________________________________________________________________________ | Check Out the new free AIM(R) Mail -- 2 GB of storage and industry-leading spam and email virus protection. | | ------------------------------- | To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALAUTAUG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALAUTAUG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ________________________________________________________________________ Check Out the new free AIM(R) Mail -- 2 GB of storage and industry-leading spam and email virus protection.

who was the person that died in Miami, and what year, I have a person down there that might look to see if thre is an obit. ----- Original Message ----- From: <gstough29@aim.com> To: <ALAUTAUG-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2006 10:04 PM Subject: [ALAUTAUG] Hunt family |I am trying to find information regarding my G-G Grandfather, Thomas Hunt. After his first wife died, he remarried a lady named Lula (?) Burdette from Verbena. They had three children, one boy and two girls. I am not sure of the name of the son (possibly Edward), but do know he was a chef at several top hotels and restaurants up and down the east coast and died in Miami. I only have the name of one of the daughters and it is Vivian. From what I've been told, she is still alive and lives in Mt. Olive. The other daughter lived in Plesant Grove. | | Any information would be appreciated. | | Geoff Stough | ________________________________________________________________________ | Check Out the new free AIM(R) Mail -- 2 GB of storage and industry-leading spam and email virus protection. | | ------------------------------- | To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALAUTAUG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Baker Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/pR.2ADE/1461 Message Board Post: I'm looking for the ancestral line to Mary Ann Love (born 08 Jan 1835, died 10 Sept 1884 in Chilton County).She married on 10 Nov 1864 in Autauga County to Anderson Baker (born 22 Nov 1834 in Chilton/Autauga County, died 03 Nov 1912 in Chilton County). Her children were: John A. Baker b: ABT 1866 Joseph A. Baker b: ABT 1867 Emily Baker b: 25 Sep 1868 in Chilton Co al Stephen E. Baker b: 6 Dec 1877 in Chilton Co al If anyone has any information, I'd very much appreciate it. I'd be interested in her ancestors as well as her place of birth. I am her gg grandson through Emily Baker. Thanks again for any info. Bob L.

Helo Steve, I checked the link about Hurd-Grey and have seen it lots of times. Jeff Thomson- who contributed the info is a distant relation of mine that I met while researching. We have been exchanging info for about 2-3 years now. He is very GOOD! But he only has minimal info about my direct line. He is a very respected genealogist though. I am pasting info I retyped with both Jeff's description and one with comment fron another Taylor distant realtion who sent me all his info this past summer - J Taylor, from Oklahoma City, OK. One of his family members - also interviewed Mrs. George and got some pretty good info about Amelia being the daughter of landowner, Mr. Grey. John & Amelia are my GGG-Grandparents. I also have a deed copy signed by John Taylor (the son of John and Amelia Taylor) who sold property to a Francis Gray on October 13, 1837. My great-grandfather , Jesse Taylor, their son would have only been 1 year old. It has all three of their signatures. Contact me and I will put you two in contact also. It was sent from a Gray Descendant - contact me and I will put you two Grays in contact. She found it on microfilm in the courthouse at Prattville, Autauga Co., AL. She also thinks Amelia is a Gray/Grey. You two need to talk and exchange also! PLEASE, keep me in the loop and hopefully we can get this detail proved! Contact me at: pamela.moorman@sbcglobal.net The following information was provided on November 6, 1997 by a descendant of the Taylor Family and has been added to this file. Joe Taylor, Oklahoma City, OK The Hurd-Grey Cemetery – Elmore, AL (Posted originally on Rootsweb by Jeff Thomson 3/2000 – he says that census was taken by an unknown descendant of John & Milly Taylor in 1988) DIRECTIONS: Elmore County: Go north on Hwy 111 and turn left on County Raod 228. After passing Liberty Hill Church, turn right on the next road. Mrs. Laura George lives in the last house. the cemetery is on her property, approximately 1 mile from the road. Map Location: Township. 19, Range 18, Section 34 (This dialog is from J. Taylor, OK) According to Mrs. George, Amelia Taylor was the daughter of Mr. Grey, the plantation owner. she also said that several graves marked with rocks are thought to be Indian graves. “I believe Amelia & John Taylor are white and the rest buried here are Indian and/or black” (Not sure WHO is quoted here). *Amelia, wife of John Taylor Jan. 17, 1774 July 4, 1834 *John Taylor Jan. 1, 1772 Feb. 28, 1836 Jessie James Roberts Alabama – private 157 Depot Brig. Sept. 12, 1938 Only date Eula Jeffries Oct. 1, 1901 July 5, 1951 Clara Bell Smith Aug. 2, 1886 April 14, 1951 Pauline Jeffries Mar. 15, 1879 April 15, 1949 Ca___ E. Malloy (?) 1831-1929 (very hard to read) Lucy Cook Jan. 12, 1913 Feb. 19, 1953 Neal Crenshaw died June 1, 1924 Sweet Home Chamber 2678, Wetumpka, AL Lula Cook born 1881 June 5, 1928 Sweet Home Chamber 2678, Wetumpka, AL Jessie Crenshaw (very hard to read) Sadie Crenshaw Dec. 24, 1928 Nov. 22, 1954 Nora Crenshaw Aug. 2, 1868 Nov. 5, 1948 Lillie Townsend born 1890 Apr. 21, 1914 Sweet Home Chamber 2678, Wetumpka, AL Clyde M. Austin 1931-1948 Rheutelia Austin 1932-1949 "Steve W. Jackson" <swjackson@mac.com> wrote: At 1:00 AM -0600 on 9/18/06, Pamela Moorman wrote: >I am researching my line of Taylors and I am pretty sure that my >GG-Grandmother was a Gray. Also think my GGG-Grandmother was a >Gray/Grey - and was buried in the Hurd-Grey Cemetery near Elmore, AL. > >My GG-Grandmother was listed as Mary G b abt 1811) - on everything - >she married John Taylor (1809 - 1857) and moved to Talladega county, >AL. > >Mr GGG-Grandmother was Amelia (Milly) and some thing she was Amelia >Stafford - but we have a documented conversation from the landowner >of the Hurd-Grey Cemetery near Elmore county, AL - that Amelia was >the daughter or charge of landowner Mr. Grey. She is buried there >with my GGG-Grnadfather John Taylor Sr.. > >I have a document from the courthouse at Prattville, Autauga Co, AL >that is a sale of land - to FRANCIS GRAY - FROM JOHN TAYLOR AND >WIFE, MARY TAYLOR (our Mary G.) - dated October 13. 1837. > > Contact, Pam Taylor Moorman, at pamela.moorman@sbcglobal.net I'm very much interested in the Gray family in the Elmore County area, and in that particular cemetery as well. I've had a desire to visit it for quite some time, but I've never quite managed to do so. I don't know if you're aware of the listing for the Hurd-Grey cemetery at . I also don't know accurate it may be. I've spoken to Ms. George, owner of the land on which it's supposed to be situated, on two occasions about possibly paying a visit, but each time there was a reason why we had to delay (inaccessible on one occasion due to overgrowth that needed cutting, and on the other due to recent heavy rains). I have suspicions that one of my direct Gray ancestors may have owned the land at one time. Ms. George also tells me that the cemetery holds the graves of blacks, whites and Indians, and that there are numerous unmarked graves there. I have hopes of someday discovering the graves of my two direct Gray ancestors, my GGG Grandfather Jeremiah Gray and his father John Gray. Nearly all of what I've learned on the Gray family in this area has been shared with me by others. I've focused my own scant research largely into those in my direct line in hopes of learning what I could of them and finding their graves. I'd be happy to discuss it further with you if you'd like. = Steve = -- Steve W. Jackson Montgomery, Alabama Surnames: Jackson, Culver, Wingard, Thornton, Grier, Gray http://homepage.mac.com/stevejackson/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALAUTAUG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Simmons, Jones, Durden, Golding Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/pR.2ADE/1460 Message Board Post: In the 1870 Autauga, Alabama Beat 5 Census there is an Elizabeth Durden (Age 70, GA) listed in house # 32. Those listed living with her are: Fannie Durden (Age 22, AL) George W. Simmons (Age 30, AL) Susan Simmons (Age 21, AL) I know that Elizabeth (Beard) Durden was married to Benjamin Durden and that Susan is their daughter. Susan married George Washington Simmons 19 Aug 1869. I was hoping someone has more information on the family of this George Washington Simmons. Such as who were his parents? George W. Simmoins died in 1906 and is buried in Oak HIll Cemetery in Autauga County, AL. His brother, Andrew J. Simmons, is also buried near him in Oak Hill, as is Susan (Durden) Simmons. George and Susan Simmons' son, Samuel B. Simmons, born 1876 and died 1924 is also buried there. --------- I would also like to know about Martha (Simmons) Golding who married Robert Golding. In the 1880 Autauga, Prattville, Alabama Census there is listed: Robert Golding Male - 32 - Work in Cotton Mill - Alabama Martha - Female - Wife - Keep House - Alabama Bertha - Female- Daughter - Alabama Maude - 1 - Daughter - Alabama A.J. Simmons - 36 - Male - Brother-in-Law - Gardner - Alabama Josephine Jones - Female - 21 - Sister-in-Law - Alabama Daniel Golding - Male - 22 - Brother - Alabama I gather from this census that Josephine & Martha are sisters to A.J. Simmons. If I am wrong, please correct me. If anyone has information about anyone of these Simmons' please email me. I think I have finally made a connection to my 3rd great grandmother who was also a Simmons! Thanks, Kim

Hello Steve! So glad to hear from you! I too, have collected much data - mainly from other distant relatives I have met online - researching the same families. Once we "prove" our connections - we have all pretty much stayed in touch - especially when we find something new! I have been emailing a lady who is a "Gray" descendant - she is the one who has agreed that my Mary G - is most likely a Gray. We have been exchanging info for a couple of weeks now. Her name is Brenda Felder and her email has "granny" something in it. So look for it! Is it OK if I send her your email address? Fascinating about the Hurd-Grey Cemetery! I have a statement that another Taylor ancestor received from a landowner of the Hurd-Grey Cemetery who also said that there were mostly indians and blacks there - but she did say that John Taylor and Amelia Taylor were definately buried there and that Amelia was Mr. Grey's daughter. She would be my GGG Grandmother. There is many Taylors who believe Amelia is a Stafford - but they are NOT in my direct Taylor lline - and we have a few things that really point to her being a Gray/Grey. I am at work now, but am off tomorrow and will send you the things I have and put you in touch with Brenda also! Then, maybe we can all three piece this together! Have a good day! Pam Taylor Moorman Arlington, Texas "Steve W. Jackson" <swjackson@mac.com> wrote: At 1:00 AM -0600 on 9/18/06, Pamela Moorman wrote: >I am researching my line of Taylors and I am pretty sure that my >GG-Grandmother was a Gray. Also think my GGG-Grandmother was a >Gray/Grey - and was buried in the Hurd-Grey Cemetery near Elmore, AL. > >My GG-Grandmother was listed as Mary G b abt 1811) - on everything - >she married John Taylor (1809 - 1857) and moved to Talladega county, >AL. > >Mr GGG-Grandmother was Amelia (Milly) and some thing she was Amelia >Stafford - but we have a documented conversation from the landowner >of the Hurd-Grey Cemetery near Elmore county, AL - that Amelia was >the daughter or charge of landowner Mr. Grey. She is buried there >with my GGG-Grnadfather John Taylor Sr.. > >I have a document from the courthouse at Prattville, Autauga Co, AL >that is a sale of land - to FRANCIS GRAY - FROM JOHN TAYLOR AND >WIFE, MARY TAYLOR (our Mary G.) - dated October 13. 1837. > > Contact, Pam Taylor Moorman, at pamela.moorman@sbcglobal.net I'm very much interested in the Gray family in the Elmore County area, and in that particular cemetery as well. I've had a desire to visit it for quite some time, but I've never quite managed to do so. I don't know if you're aware of the listing for the Hurd-Grey cemetery at . I also don't know accurate it may be. I've spoken to Ms. George, owner of the land on which it's supposed to be situated, on two occasions about possibly paying a visit, but each time there was a reason why we had to delay (inaccessible on one occasion due to overgrowth that needed cutting, and on the other due to recent heavy rains). I have suspicions that one of my direct Gray ancestors may have owned the land at one time. Ms. George also tells me that the cemetery holds the graves of blacks, whites and Indians, and that there are numerous unmarked graves there. I have hopes of someday discovering the graves of my two direct Gray ancestors, my GGG Grandfather Jeremiah Gray and his father John Gray. Nearly all of what I've learned on the Gray family in this area has been shared with me by others. I've focused my own scant research largely into those in my direct line in hopes of learning what I could of them and finding their graves. I'd be happy to discuss it further with you if you'd like. = Steve = -- Steve W. Jackson Montgomery, Alabama Surnames: Jackson, Culver, Wingard, Thornton, Grier, Gray http://homepage.mac.com/stevejackson/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALAUTAUG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

At 1:00 AM -0600 on 9/18/06, Pamela Moorman wrote: >I am researching my line of Taylors and I am pretty sure that my >GG-Grandmother was a Gray. Also think my GGG-Grandmother was a >Gray/Grey - and was buried in the Hurd-Grey Cemetery near Elmore, AL. > >My GG-Grandmother was listed as Mary G b abt 1811) - on everything - >she married John Taylor (1809 - 1857) and moved to Talladega county, >AL. > >Mr GGG-Grandmother was Amelia (Milly) and some thing she was Amelia >Stafford - but we have a documented conversation from the landowner >of the Hurd-Grey Cemetery near Elmore county, AL - that Amelia was >the daughter or charge of landowner Mr. Grey. She is buried there >with my GGG-Grnadfather John Taylor Sr.. > >I have a document from the courthouse at Prattville, Autauga Co, AL >that is a sale of land - to FRANCIS GRAY - FROM JOHN TAYLOR AND >WIFE, MARY TAYLOR (our Mary G.) - dated October 13. 1837. > > Contact, Pam Taylor Moorman, at pamela.moorman@sbcglobal.net I'm very much interested in the Gray family in the Elmore County area, and in that particular cemetery as well. I've had a desire to visit it for quite some time, but I've never quite managed to do so. I don't know if you're aware of the listing for the Hurd-Grey cemetery at <http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/elmore/cemeteries/hurdgrey.txt>. I also don't know accurate it may be. I've spoken to Ms. George, owner of the land on which it's supposed to be situated, on two occasions about possibly paying a visit, but each time there was a reason why we had to delay (inaccessible on one occasion due to overgrowth that needed cutting, and on the other due to recent heavy rains). I have suspicions that one of my direct Gray ancestors may have owned the land at one time. Ms. George also tells me that the cemetery holds the graves of blacks, whites and Indians, and that there are numerous unmarked graves there. I have hopes of someday discovering the graves of my two direct Gray ancestors, my GGG Grandfather Jeremiah Gray and his father John Gray. Nearly all of what I've learned on the Gray family in this area has been shared with me by others. I've focused my own scant research largely into those in my direct line in hopes of learning what I could of them and finding their graves. I'd be happy to discuss it further with you if you'd like. = Steve = -- Steve W. Jackson Montgomery, Alabama Surnames: Jackson, Culver, Wingard, Thornton, Grier, Gray http://homepage.mac.com/stevejackson/

aRE YOU RELATED TO THE tAYLOR GROUP IN cOFFEE cO., aL.?

I am trying to find information regarding my G-G Grandfather, Thomas Hunt. After his first wife died, he remarried a lady named Lula (?) Burdette from Verbena. They had three children, one boy and two girls. I am not sure of the name of the son (possibly Edward), but do know he was a chef at several top hotels and restaurants up and down the east coast and died in Miami. I only have the name of one of the daughters and it is Vivian. From what I've been told, she is still alive and lives in Mt. Olive. The other daughter lived in Plesant Grove. Any information would be appreciated. Geoff Stough ________________________________________________________________________ Check Out the new free AIM(R) Mail -- 2 GB of storage and industry-leading spam and email virus protection.

Maybe - to some more distant Taylor relatives. My direct line goes from North Carolina, Jones County, GA, to Talladega, Autaugua & Coosa County areas - mainly Talladega County. Then on to Texas by 1870. It seems in my research - of more distant relatives that I have seen some reference to Coffee County. If you need more info - it would be easier if I had some specific names and dates - then I could search my data more easily. thanks! SP102741@aol.com wrote: aRE YOU RELATED TO THE tAYLOR GROUP IN cOFFEE cO., aL.? ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALAUTAUG-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

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/1459 Message Board Post: I just found a new website with Alabama info. It might help you with your research. www.genbooksource.com Richard

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Gray, Grey, Taylor Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/pR.2ADE/1305.1 Message Board Post: I am researching my line of Taylors and I am pretty sure that my GG-Grandmother was a Gray. Also think my GGG-Grandmother was a Gray/Grey - and was buried in the Hurd-Grey Cemetery near Elmore, AL. My GG-Grandmother was listed as Mary G b abt 1811) - on everything - she married John Taylor (1809 - 1857) and moved to Talladega county, AL. Mr GGG-Grandmother was Amelia (Milly) and some thing she was Amelia Stafford - but we have a documented conversation from the landowner of the Hurd-Grey Cemetery near Elmore county, AL - that Amelia was the daughter or charge of landowner Mr. Grey. She is buried there with my GGG-Grnadfather John Taylor Sr.. I have a document from the courthouse at Prattville, Autauga Co, AL that is a sale of land - to FRANCIS GRAY - FROM JOHN TAYLOR AND WIFE, MARY TAYLOR (our Mary G.) - dated October 13. 1837.

I am researching my line of Taylors and I am pretty sure that my GG-Grandmother was a Gray. Also think my GGG-Grandmother was a Gray/Grey - and was buried in the Hurd-Grey Cemetery near Elmore, AL. My GG-Grandmother was listed as Mary G b abt 1811) - on everything - she married John Taylor (1809 - 1857) and moved to Talladega county, AL. Mr GGG-Grandmother was Amelia (Milly) and some thing she was Amelia Stafford - but we have a documented conversation from the landowner of the Hurd-Grey Cemetery near Elmore county, AL - that Amelia was the daughter or charge of landowner Mr. Grey. She is buried there with my GGG-Grnadfather John Taylor Sr.. I have a document from the courthouse at Prattville, Autauga Co, AL that is a sale of land - to FRANCIS GRAY - FROM JOHN TAYLOR AND WIFE, MARY TAYLOR (our Mary G.) - dated October 13. 1837. Contact, Pam Taylor Moorman, at pamela.moorman@sbcglobal.net

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/1437.2.1 Message Board Post: Thank you very much for the information. I knew nothing about Rev. William Harrod except his name. This was very helpful to me.

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/1437.2 Message Board Post: The subject of the following chronology, Rev. William L. Harrod (1785-1866), is believed to be the father of the William Harrod / Herrod (1820-1896) whose remains rest at Collee Cemetery of Autuaga County: 1785 Born - October 20, 1786, Beaufort, SC 1806 Married Sarah Chewing / Chewning (b. May 5, 1785) – ca. 1806 1807 Birth of son Eli Harrod - ca. 1807, SC 1818 Elder in Mulberry Church, Bibb Co., AL - 1818 1819 Ordained to ministry at Mulberry Church - 1819 Presbyter, with Lewis C. Davis and Isaac Suttle, at constitution of Ebenezer Church, Bogle’s Creek (Stanton) Chilton County (then Bibb/Cahawba County) - 1819 1820 Presbyter, with Lewis C. Davis and Asa Wright, at constitution of Cedar Creek Church, Wilcox County - May 19, 1820 Member of presbytery, with Isaac Suttle, William Calloway, and Charles Crow, organizing Ocmulgee Church – June 10, 1820 Member of presbytery, with Isaac Suttle, organizing Providence Baptist Church of Christ (Boguechitto Creek, Dallas County) – June 13, 1820 Preached at Ocmulgee Church – September 1820 Received by letter at Town Creek Church (Old Town, Dallas County), with wife Sarah – November 19, 1820 Birth of son William – ca. 1820 1821 Preached at Providence Church; member of presbytery to ordain deacons at Providence – August 1821 1822 Patented 80.3 acres of Montgomery (later Lowndes) County; W ½ SE ¼, Sec. 30, T15, R13; resident of Dallas County – February 1, 1822 Dismissed from Town Creek Church by letter, with wife Sarah – November 30, 1822 Member of presbytery called to form Mount Gilead Church (Trickem/Church Hill), Montgomery (later Lowndes) County – October 17, 1822 Served as messenger from Alabama Baptist Association to either the Ocmulgee or Ebeneezer Association of Georgia - 1822 1823 Member of presbytery called to form Sister Springs Church (Tyler, Dallas County)– January 16, 1823 Asked to participate in presbytery at Providence Church to ordain William Moseley to the ministry (did not attend) – January 1823 1828 Pastor of Bethlehem Church, Barbour Co., AL - 1828 1829 Pastor of Bethlehem Church, Barbour Co., AL - 1829 1830 Pastor of Bethlehem Church, Barbour Co., AL - 1830 1831 Pastor of Bethlehem Church, Barbour Co., AL - 1831 1832 Pastor of Bethlehem Church, Barbour Co., AL - 1832 1850 Marriage of son William to Sylvia Barfield; Bibb Co. (now Chilton Co.) – March 24, 1850 1856 Death of wife Sarah – July 16, 1856; Choctaw Co., MS; buried Candaretta, MS 1862 Joined “Sons of Liberty” which became the “Davis Guards” of the 33rd Mississippi Infantry; supplied provisions to the 33rd Infantry - 1862 1866 Died - September 1, 1866; Cadaretta, Choctaw Co., MS; buried Canderetta, MS Children of William Harrod and Sarah Chewning: Eli Harrod – b. ca 1807, SC Rhoda Jane Harrod – b. May 23, 1810, GA Philotha Harrod – b. May 22, 1811, GA Elijah Harrod – b. 1812, SC Jacob Harrod – b. ca. 1816 Mary Harrod – b. 1818, GA Marha Harrod – b. 1819, GA William Harrod – b. ca. 1820, AL; d. Aug. 16, 1896, Autauga Co., AL; buried Colee Cemetery, Autagua Co.; m. Sylvia Barfield (1831-1889) March 24, 1850, Bibb Co., AL (now Chilton Co.) unknown – b. ca. 1821 John Harrod – b. Dec. 24, 1826, AL; d. June 25, 1864, Atlanta, GA (Civil War); bur. New Hope Church, Atlanta; m. Sophire Ann Coleman Smith (b. May 8,1833; d. June 21,1902) - Candaretta, MS; Lt. Colonel of Co. G, “Sons of Liberty” later “Davis Guards;” widow moved to California after Civil War. Sarah Priscilla Harrod – b. 1830, AL unknown unknown (13 children total)

>From the Jefferson County list - Check out this sight. _http://www.tngenweb.org/franklin/frannick.htm_ (http://www.tngenweb.org/franklin/frannick.htm) Caroline

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/1453.1 Message Board Post: Martha, If I'm not too late to help with directions.... Going South on I-65, take the first Prattville exit at US Hwy 31. Turn left (north) on to Hwy 31. Go about 3 or 4 miles to the traffic light at the Hwy 31 & County Road 40 intersection. There will be a BP station on the left. Turn left (west) onto Autauga County Road 40. This will take you back over I-65. Continue on Co.Rd. 40 to Bridge Creek Rd., which will be on your left, maybe 3 miles. Turn left (south) on Bridge Creek Road. Continue about 2 miles to Lakeview drive which will be on your left. This will be a hard left back in the northeast direction. Continue on Lakeview Drive until you reach the Bridge Creek Lake. An alternate route would be to turn right (south) onto Hwy 31 from I-65. Continue on Hwy 31 south about 1 mile to County Rd. 85 (Large Pottery Business on the right) Turn right (west) onto Co. Rd. 85. Continue on Co. Rd. 85 for about 1 mile to Co. Rd 82. Turn right (northwest) onto Co. Rd. 82. Continue on County Road 82 for about 2-3 miles to Lakeview Drive. Turn right (northeast) on Lakeview Drive and Continue to Bridge Creek Lake. Do a MapQuest search for 1790 Lakeview Drive Prattville, Alabama.

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/1458 Message Board Post: www.genconnect.org