Hi, somehow I misplaced the website for the American photographs - can you please re-send to the list? Thanks! :-) Lyn .:*~*:.-.:*~*:.-:*~*:.-.:*~*:. Lyn McIntosh-Sherwood Winter Park, FL USA .:*~*:.-.:*~*:.-.:*~*:.-.:*~*:.

Hi, I have posted some unknown photos, please take a look and see if any of them are your relatives. They are from Barbour County, Margie http://www.rootsweb.com/~albarbou/unknownphotos.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon Starling" <stasha@wbhg.com> To: <ALDALE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 5:55 PM Subject: Re: [DALELIST] Unknown photos > Where do we go to take a look at those photos? > Sharon Long Starling > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: M. Daniels <margie@majorinternet.com> > To: <ALDALE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 6:23 PM > Subject: [DALELIST] Unknown photos > > > > I have posted a bunch of photos that need to be identified for Barbour > County. > > > > Go take a look. > > > > Margie > > > > > > ==== ALDALE Mailing List ==== > > 750,000 men from the South faced 2 million men from the North . 2 > million men could not defeat 750,000 Southern troops what did defeat them > was disease, hunger, lack of money and supplies. > > > ==== ALDALE Mailing List ==== > Did your relative disappear during 1861-1865. Know he was enlisted but cannot find out about him. Check the POW records for union prisons. > >

Hi Terri and Homer, Wm.'s second wife Lievan (pronounced Lou Ann) was quite the gal aaccording to my Mother, age 87 and living. Wm. and Lievan moved several times. I have all the pension records. They lived with first one kid then another. Lievan has also given her name as Lou Lee Dosia!! She is the dauthter of Alfred and Melinda (Scarborough) Thomas. They were married in Laurens Cjo. Ga. Doris

I am Mary Powers Williams a member of the Barbour county Heritage Book committee. To answer your above questions,1- Yes you still have time to have a name engraved on the cover of the book. 2-Yes the committee does accept credit card of visa and Master Card orders. Please send your order to The Barbour County Heritage Book Committee Post Office Box 72 Louisville, Al 36048 The price is $59.00 to have your book mailed to you and $54.00 to pick up the book at pre-published price. Once the books arrive the price will be a higher price. So now is the time to order. If you have any more Question please let me know. Thanks Mary

Terri, what does on Chap. 10, dile no.26,page 36 mean, where does it come from. Doris

Terri, This is the info I have also. I sent an e-mail to Homer about Wm. Booth being in the Al. 35th., but he said he has no info on Wm. Booth being in the 35th. Only the 45th. Doris

I have this info. I got from ADHA.

Homer, Yes that is her. William/L.L. moved around quite a bit - Barbour to Dale to Covington to Geneva. This is "Doris in Cleermont's" line, and it is connected to my HAGLER/LONG Barbour lines. William, according to his pension file, was a member of Camp Mace(?) Kinney(?) Camp, #1660, U.C.V., in Samson. Terri On Fri, 8 Sep 2000, Homer JONES wrote: > Terri, > > Looking at the 1915 list of Covington > County Pensioners, she filed her claim > at Andalusia; looks like Mrs. L.L. > Boothe. > > > > Deo Vindice, > > Homer > > > ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== > The Barbour County mail list a place where Barbour researchers have become friends in research across the miles. >

Terri, Looking at the 1915 list of Covington County Pensioners, she filed her claim at Andalusia; looks like Mrs. L.L. Boothe. Deo Vindice, Homer

Homer, I think so also. His widow, Lou Ann, was confused, and it was entered under a separate pension file because she put 35th instead of 45th. Terri On Fri, 8 Sep 2000, Homer JONES wrote: > Terri, > > I don't find William Booth in the 35th > at all; the William Booth I know of > enlisted at Clayton as Pvt, Co A, 45th > Ala Mar 27, 1862, age 30; looks like > someone errored and he is the same > Soldier. > > > > Deo Vindice, > > Homer > > > ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== > The Barbour County mail list a place where Barbour researchers have become friends in research across the miles. >

Terri, I don't find William Booth in the 35th at all; the William Booth I know of enlisted at Clayton as Pvt, Co A, 45th Ala Mar 27, 1862, age 30; looks like someone errored and he is the same Soldier. Deo Vindice, Homer

Homer, Doris, There are two sets of CSA pension records for a William BOOTH. I am pretty sure they are for the same guy because they both enlisted on the same day, and where the veteran's file leaves off (date), the widow's file picks up One if for a William BOOTH, Co A. 35th AL Inf, filed by his widow, L.L. BOOTH. I think the widow made a mistake. She also mentions that the name of William BOOTH's captain was H. P. LAMPLEY Synopsis of the widow's pension file: L.L. BOOTH ( Mrs. Lou Lupina Ludosia BOOTH), born 2 January 1861, daughter of Alfred THOMAS, who died in Butler Co, AL. L.L. married c. 1885 near Blue Springs, Barbour County, AL William BOOTH William BOOTH died 28 August 1917 at Laurel Hill, FL, near Florala, Paxton's Camp He was unable to work for the last ten years of his life, and his wife supported him by working. L.L. BOOTH was living with Louie EARLY in Samson, AL after the death of William. The other pension file is for a William BOOTH, Co. A. 45th AL Inf. Born in Henry Co, AL, listed his age as 65 in 1899, wounded at Chicamauga in right arm

Barbour Co. Al Obituaries A new message, "Judge McCray, Luisville," was posted by Mary (McCray) Gonzales on Fri, 08 Sep 2000 It is a response to your post, "Barbour County deaths in European War 1919," of Tue, 15 Aug 2000 Surname: mccray, landers This is an automatically-generated notice. If you wish to respond to this message, please post your response directly to the Barbour Co. Al Obituaries: <http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/BarbourObits/164> Thank you!

Listers: I'm sorry - I can't remember who requested the look-ups in the book "Primitive or Old School Baptist Ministers" so I will post all here in hopes that the interested party will find it. Again, I do not have this book - the local library does. ROSS, John Talbot Co, GA - not in the book. However there were the following ROSS entries: ROSS, William A. (1822-1897) of Pitt Co, NC ROSS, L. Sylvester, born Beaufort County, NC 15 April 1833 ROSS, J.C. of Greenfield, TN born in KY 13 Jan 1862 If the ROSS person is interested in any of these, please let me know. WARD, John Calvin, born 1879 - not in the book MOSELY, Benjamin, SC and GA - not in the book Thanks, Terri

BOOTH, Barbour County, AL CSA Service Records BOOTH, Robert, Co A, 45th AL Infantry 3 cards including index card Company Muster Roll Card, dated 27 March 1862 enlisted 10 March 1862 in Capt. Lampley's Company, Alabama Volunteers, age 23, at Clayton, Barbour Co, Ala by Lieut. Col. D. M. Seals for three years or duration of war Remarks: Recd of G. Gilchrist $50 Bounty, signed E. Knight Register Card - Robert BOOTH, Lampley's Co 45th Regt, Martha BOOTH presented a claim for deceased Officers and Soldiers from AL on 2 May 1863, Confed Arch, Chap. 10, File No 26, page 36 signed T. (J?) Cary(?) BOOTH, William, Co. A, 45th AL Infantry 4 cards including index card Company Muster Roll Card, dated 27 March 1862 enlisted 10 March 1862 in Capt. Lampley's Company, Alabama Volunteers, age 30, at Clayton, Barbour Co, Ala by Lieut. Col. D. M. Seals for three years or duration of war Receipt Roll Card dfor "Commutation of Rations" From 28 Oct 1863 to 28 Nov 1863, Paid 2 Dec 1863 Receipt Roll Card for Clothing 31 March to 30 June 1864

Richard, Thanks much, really appreciate it. Deo Vindice, Homer

Homer, Mrs. Slade called me back and told me that a fellow named Wallace Malone, who is associated with one of the banks in Eufaula put the information together. Mr.s Louanne Hart of Conner Lawrence was involved in getting them bound. Mrs. Slade said Mrs. Hart was going to cantact Mr. Malone and see if there was anyway it could be made available. The only other option I know of would be to copy all of the pages from the Godfrey surveys at the library in Eufaula. It is not a published or copywrighted work. The library has gone down some on the cost of their copying, I believe it is about 20 cents a page now as opposed to the 50 cents it used to be. I don't really know how many pages we are taling about either. I think the spreadsheets are in a better format for use however. We will see if Mrs. Slade gets back to me in the next day or so. Richard SOS 6-3

Richard, Thanks, appreciate it; would you know where a copy of the older records can be purchased? I have the records for Coffee, Dale, Henry and Pike, but have a need for Covington, Crenshaw and Geneva, and especially Barbour; if Bullock has not been surveyed in the last 3-4 years, none for that county exist. Thanks, Deo Vindice, Homer

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To the McBride and other researchers in Dale/Barbour/Henry/Geneva I am trying to track down the descendents of Mary Jane McBride. I now know that she was alive when her father's will was submitted on Sept. 10, 1862 and living with her husband in Barbour County. I know the she died after Sept. 10 1862. Does anyone have any info on this family. I would love to have them attend the family reunion that is held in Texasville. We will have 4 lines descended from John Paschal Glover at this reuinon. Also does anyone have any info on where she may be buried and on her children's descendents. Thanks, Margie Descendants of Mary Jane Glover 1 Mary Jane Glover b: 1829 in Crawford County, Ga. . +William J. Mc Bride m: March 30, 1856 in Barbour County, Alabama ..... 2 James P. Mc Bride ..... 2 Drucilla Mc Bride ..... 2 Mary F. Mc Bride The State of Alabama Barbour County Probate Court Sept.10, 1862 Present and presiding J.S. Williams Judge of said Court. The undersigned begs leave to present the last will of John P. Glover for Probate, and Record in the office of your Honorable Court the heirs and residences are as follows to wit: John P. Glover residence Reynolds Taylor County, Ga. William Glover, Dale County Alabama. Elizabeth Ann Fowler wife of Z. A. Fowler Knoxville, Ga. Narcissa Glover wife of Samuel Glover decd. Mary J. Mcbride wife of William J. McBride both in Barbour County, Alabama and A. J. Glover Barbour County, Alabama Nathan O. Glover, Macon Alabama who is the Executor named in the will this application is made by the under signed as the request of the named Executor he being now a soldier in the Confederate Service this the 12 Sept. 1862. E. E. Glover