Robert W. Wynn, May 16, 1830-Dec 3, 1903; served in the CW as Sgt, Co G, 33d Ala Inf Rgt; enlsted at Dale- ville Mar Mar 29, 1862; wounded at Murfreesboro, Tenn Dec 31, 1862 by a musket thrust; wounded again at Chickamauga, Ga Sep, 19, 1863; buried Hartford City Cemetery in Geneva County; wife V. Matilda, 1835-1914. There was another Robert Wynn of Pike County, served as Pvt, Co K, 37th Ala Inf Rgt: KIA Corinth, Miss in Oct 1863. Deo Vindice, Homer

NOT MY LINE JUST SHARING!!!!!! (1) McLeod Georgia Lee 19 M: Zelion Gibson 21 at home of Rev. J.E. Price 2-10-1924 (2) McLeod Richard C. 20 M: Pearlie Mae Johnson 18 at Troy 10-11-1925 (3) McLeod W.L. 37 M: Johnnie Jordon 23 at Troy RT. 7 1-29-1919 (4) McLeod Walter J. 39 M: Celestia Margia Smith 18 at Troy 10-16-1923 (5) McLeod B.W. M: Mahaley J. Powell 8-2-1881 (6) McLeod H.C. M: Emma L. Stinson 12-18-1879 (7) McLeod J.J. M: E.C. Stinson 4-8-1883 (8) McLeod J.M. M: Josephine Mills 8-21-1879 (9) McLeod J.M. M: Mineva L. E. English 7-1-1883 (10) McLeod J.S. M: J.S. Richburg 12-22-1881 (11) McLeod Jasper M: Mollie E. Sunday 2-25-1897 (12) McLeod John M: Martha Linton 3-22-1885 (13) McLeod John C. M: Sarah J. Morris 11-26-1889 (14) McLeod John G. M: Eudotia R. Ridley 8-15-1872 (15) McLeod M.A.M: Martha Gibson 10-13-1870 (16) McLeod Malcom M: Julia Byrd 3-1-1883 (17) McLeod Morgan M: Susan Kelly 1-28-1875 (18) McLeod Norman M: Nancy M. Davis 11-28-1872 (19) McLeod Sherod M: Mattie Prater 7-2-1998 (20) McLeod Thomas W. M: Martha R.V. McCormick 10-5-1882 (21) McLeod Wm. M: Pink Milligan 1-6-1871 (22) McLeod Wm. A. M: Jane R. Stevens 6-12-1872 Norman McLeod son of Alex McLeod married a distant cousin Elizabeth McLeod of N.C. in1826. Sidney McLeod son of Norman McLeod was a farmer. There is mention of a Hansford McLeod and a Walter P. McLeod just says they are farmers. There is also a mention of a Herbert McLeod as a director of First National Bank about 1913 Hope this is a help to someone. Patsy

>From the Marie Godfrey cemetery survey LEWIS Family Cemetery in Bullock Co, AL (used to be Barbour) on north side of County Hwy 14, .6 miles west of intersection of Hwy 51. LEWIS, Necy Sr. 6 June 1886, age 77 years LEWIS, Rebecca E. 5 June 1820 17 May 1886 (these two are on the same marker) LEWIS, Sarah Minnie Lee 7 May 1882 11 October 1882 Parents: Necy and Fredonia LEWIS LEWIS, David Rufus 10 April 1885 7 June 1885 Parents: Necy and Fredonia LEWIS LEWIS, Elias 5 March 1841 19 May 1862 LEWIS, Robert H. 20 April 1859 3 Oct 1868 LEWIS, William E. 23 January 1864 17 March 1875 LEWIS, David R. 17 February 1854 31 July 1883 N.L. (footstone only)

Margie, Mt. Zion in Barbour is confusing - there are at least four (ones with ** denote cemeteries that are either Black, or have Black sections): (**)MOUNT ZION CHURCH CEMETERY T10N, R26E, S29 County Hwy 43, 1/2 north Of County Hwy 53 Intersection (**)MOUNT ZION CHURCH CEMETERY 32o01'21"N 085o13'00"W T12N, R28E, S15 County Hwy 89, 3/4 mile South Of Hawkinsville (**)MOUNT ZION CHURCH CEMETERY T10N, R24E, S20 County Hwy 9, 3 miles South Of Boot Hill MOUNT ZION CHURCH CEMETERY T9N, R24E, S13 State Hwy 51 1/2 mile SW of Baxter I looked through Marie Godfrey's cemetery book, but did not see the LEWIS names that Linda mentioned. Ms. Godfrey only has one Mt. Zion surveyed - listed as being in "Beat 8". I am not sure exactly where this is, but I do not see any LEWIS family members in the listing. There is also a LEWIS family cemetery in Bullock (used to be Barbour) on north side of County Hwy 14, .6 miles west of intersection of Hwy 51. I will post it in the next email. Sorry I could not be of more help. Maybe Bonnie or one of the other cemetery folks can tell if any of the other Mt. Zion cemeteries is the correct one. Terri -----Original Message----- From: M. Daniels <margie@majorinternet.com> To: ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, September 04, 2000 9:36 AM Subject: [ALBARBOU] Fw: Barbour Co. Churches >Can anyone help this person. > >Thanks, >Margie > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Linda Stringer" <l.stringer@duesouth.net> >To: <margieD@bigfoot.com> >Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 8:54 AM >Subject: Barbour Co. Churches > > >> Margie, >> >> Just discovered the Barbour county webpage - really impressive. But in >> looking over the listing of churches and cemeteries, I am trying to >> correlate my family's 1860's> burial locations with the list of Barbour >> Co. churches. >> >> Family memory must have distorted the names of the churches, and I hope >> you can help me. (I live in Aiken, SC) The Barbour Co. family I am >> following is that of Benjamin Lewis and wife Anna Jane Creech, and their >> children. >> >> We show Mt. Zion Church as the final resting place for Anna Jane Creech >> Lewis - wife of Benjamin Lewis d. 20 February 1888, also buried there >> are some of her children: Mary Jane Seigler nee' Lewis, Louisa Versa >> Unora Lewis, George Washington Lewis, and Willliam Henry Harrison >> Lewis. -- They lived between Clayton & Louisville, so the church must >> be in that vicinity. I was taken to see the graves when I was a small >> child, old enough to remember but too young to know exactly where we >> were. I see 3 Mt. Zion Churches on your list - would it likely be the >> one listed as 'Clayton South?' >> >> There are three Lewis sons for whom I have no information: William >> Green Lewis, Andrew Jackson Lewis, and Benjamin S. (Shelby, we think) >> Lewis. >> >> Daughter Nancy Ann Miles Lewis was the last to die, and was buried at >> North Church (?) near the home of the relatives with whom she had to >> live after the others died. I was told she died in the influenza >> epidemic of 1926. For her I have no death date, and didn't see a "North >> Church" or cemetary on your list. Do you know anyone who may know of >> this church? >> >> I hope you have a moment to respond, or to pass my letter on to others >> who may know. I would like to have the right information in my records >> for my grandchild, and hopefully to visit their graves someday before I >> die. >> >> Thank you for your time. >> >> Linda Stringer >> 2065 Huron Drive >> Aiken, SC 29803 >> > > >==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== >The Barbour County mail list a place where Barbour researchers have become friends in research across the miles. >

Margie, Thanks, looks good; a heap of dedicated work there. Thanks again, Deo Vindice, Homer

Linda, The church you are looking for is most likely Mt. Zion Baptist Church, CR 9, NW of Louisville near the Barbour/Pike line; William H.H. "Tobe" Lewis, Feb 4, 1839-Oct 10, 1914 is there; served in the CW as Pvt, Co K, 29th Ala Inf Rgt; enlisted at Clayton Mar 10, 1862, age 21; wounded at Kenesaw Mt., Ga Jun 18, 1864 and again at Peachtree Creek, Ga Jul 20, 1864; son of Benjamin and Anna J. Creech Lewis; I am told he never married. Deo Vindice, Homer

Homer I got out of the loop on this one. I had almost forgot. The Tennessee information is now on the National Park service web site for the Civil War. Go to this site and it may help. http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.htm I helped transcribe that information, it was part of the UDC project. I know all the states were working on theirs. It took them over 3 years to get it up on the site after we had completed the transcribing. If this don't work. Send the info to me. I live in Tennesseea and my library or Shiloh should have the info. This will give me a good excuse to run up to Shiloh. I live about 90 miles away they have a data base with all the CSA info on it. Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Homer JONES" <CWBSLocator@webtv.net> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 9:06 AM Subject: Re: [ALBARBOU] Homer can you help Doris find Robert Booth > Doris, > > Although I have no idea where he is > buried, if I can track the rgt up to the > time of his death, maybe that will help > a bit: > > The 45th came together at Auburn in > May 1862 and was sent immediately > to Corinth, then Tupelo, Miss where > it lost a large number to disease; in > the coming autum, it moved in Ky > and fought at Perryville Oct 8, 1862 > w/ heavy losses; it fought next at > Murfreesboro, Tenn Dec 31, 1862- > Jan 3, 1863; following the fight there, > the Army pulled back and encamped > along what was called the "Duck River > Line", in the area of Tullahoma, Bell > Buckle, Beech Grove, Shelbyville and > War Trace in middle Tenn and stayed > there until June 1863; since Martha > filed her claim May 2, 1863, he must > have died in one of the above areas; > I have checked all the Confederate > Cemetery Records I have for Tenn, > which are few and did not find his > burial location; I have no Ky records > and very few for Miss. > > Sorry I could not help, > > > > Deo Vindice, > > Homer > > > ==== ALBARBOU 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. > >

Can anyone help this person. Thanks, Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Stringer" <l.stringer@duesouth.net> To: <margieD@bigfoot.com> Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 8:54 AM Subject: Barbour Co. Churches > Margie, > > Just discovered the Barbour county webpage - really impressive. But in > looking over the listing of churches and cemeteries, I am trying to > correlate my family's 1860's> burial locations with the list of Barbour > Co. churches. > > Family memory must have distorted the names of the churches, and I hope > you can help me. (I live in Aiken, SC) The Barbour Co. family I am > following is that of Benjamin Lewis and wife Anna Jane Creech, and their > children. > > We show Mt. Zion Church as the final resting place for Anna Jane Creech > Lewis - wife of Benjamin Lewis d. 20 February 1888, also buried there > are some of her children: Mary Jane Seigler nee' Lewis, Louisa Versa > Unora Lewis, George Washington Lewis, and Willliam Henry Harrison > Lewis. -- They lived between Clayton & Louisville, so the church must > be in that vicinity. I was taken to see the graves when I was a small > child, old enough to remember but too young to know exactly where we > were. I see 3 Mt. Zion Churches on your list - would it likely be the > one listed as 'Clayton South?' > > There are three Lewis sons for whom I have no information: William > Green Lewis, Andrew Jackson Lewis, and Benjamin S. (Shelby, we think) > Lewis. > > Daughter Nancy Ann Miles Lewis was the last to die, and was buried at > North Church (?) near the home of the relatives with whom she had to > live after the others died. I was told she died in the influenza > epidemic of 1926. For her I have no death date, and didn't see a "North > Church" or cemetary on your list. Do you know anyone who may know of > this church? > > I hope you have a moment to respond, or to pass my letter on to others > who may know. I would like to have the right information in my records > for my grandchild, and hopefully to visit their graves someday before I > die. > > Thank you for your time. > > Linda Stringer > 2065 Huron Drive > Aiken, SC 29803 >

Cindy, Thanks - that is it! I really appreciate it. Are there any lookups I can do for you to return the favor? Terri -----Original Message----- From: Jr. Williams <nakose@mindspring.com> To: ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, September 03, 2000 9:47 PM Subject: Re: [ALBARBOU] Hathaway - Houston County marriage book >Terri, >There is a listing for a Alex Long to Mollie Ready January 9, 1908 in >Houston Co. > >Cindy > > >-----Original Message----- >From: Jim and Terri Tait <jtait@hiwaay.net> >To: ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Sunday, September 03, 2000 8:54 PM >Subject: [ALBARBOU] Hathaway - Houston County marriage book > > >>Does anyone have Ms. Hathaway's Houston County marriage book, and could do >a >>look-up for any and all marriages for Adam Alexander LONG? >> >>Thanks, >>Terri >> >> >>==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== >>This is a closed list and only subscribers will be allowed to post. NO >FLAMING, OBSCENE LANGUAGE OR DISRESPECT OF ANY KIND WILL BE TOLERATED. No >virus postings will be allowed. Got a complaint then contact me not the list >margie@majorinternet.com Good luck in your searches. >> > > >==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== >Be sure and submit your queries, bible, wills, pensions, obits, deeds and Bios to the Gen Connect Boards. >

Doris, Although I have no idea where he is buried, if I can track the rgt up to the time of his death, maybe that will help a bit: The 45th came together at Auburn in May 1862 and was sent immediately to Corinth, then Tupelo, Miss where it lost a large number to disease; in the coming autum, it moved in Ky and fought at Perryville Oct 8, 1862 w/ heavy losses; it fought next at Murfreesboro, Tenn Dec 31, 1862- Jan 3, 1863; following the fight there, the Army pulled back and encamped along what was called the "Duck River Line", in the area of Tullahoma, Bell Buckle, Beech Grove, Shelbyville and War Trace in middle Tenn and stayed there until June 1863; since Martha filed her claim May 2, 1863, he must have died in one of the above areas; I have checked all the Confederate Cemetery Records I have for Tenn, which are few and did not find his burial location; I have no Ky records and very few for Miss. Sorry I could not help, Deo Vindice, Homer

I forgot to include the URL. Very long day. http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/fsowhome.html Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda S. Hughes" <lshughes@mindspring.com> To: <GA-ROOTS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2000 11:11 PM Subject: Re: [GA-Roots] 55,000 photos > I think you forgot to list the site. If you're like me, it's been a long day! > > Linda > > > > "M. Daniels" wrote: > > > I want to pass along one of my favorite search sites for photos. > > > > This is a site has over 55,000 black and white images and 1600 color images in American history. > > > > I use the site for old depression photos. They have a lot for Alabama and also Georgia. > > > > This collection includes the famous picture by Dorothy Lange of the Mother holding a child during the depression. > > Since we are in the middle of a drought like that one of the dust bowl era these pictures show just how bad it was for residents in Alabama and sure gave me a better understanding why people left. > > > > Enjoy, > > Marige > > > > ==== GA-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > > Faye Dyess fdy@gate.net Listmanager > > Thou shalt check thy spelling and thy grammer. > > Searchable Archives at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > ==== GA-ROOTS Mailing List ==== > Faye Dyess fdy@gate.net Listmanager > Thou shalt check thy spelling and thy grammer. > Searchable Archives at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > >

Hey you McLeod folks. This relative needs help. Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bruce Vantilburg" <bvantilburg@home.com> To: <ALGENEVA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2000 11:55 PM Subject: [ALGENEVA] ALABAMA FAMILIES > Hi, > I am looking for info on the following families > Robert W. Wynn > b. 16 May 1834, Pike Co. Ala > d. 3 Dec 1908, Hartford Ala > Virtus Matilda Cobb > b. 25 Oct 1835 > d. 3 Sep 1914, Hartford Ala > married 18 Feb 1856 Newton Ala > son Fletcher Wynn (twin of Joseph L. Wynn) > b. 20 Jun 1876 > d. 20 Jun 1942 > Nannie Mcleod > b. 12 Jan. 1881 > d. 22 Apr. 1966 > married 4 Oct. 1896 Dale Co. Ala > both are buried in Hartford Cemetery > Nannie daughter of Finley Mcleod and Mattie ? > Nannie had a brother Daniel Mcleod and 2 sisters , names unknown > any help would be appreciated, > thank you, > Sherry > > > ==== ALGENEVA Mailing List ==== > I am a Southern Woman born with revolutionary blood in my veins. Freedom of speech and of thought are my birthright. Rose O'Neal Greenhow Heroine of the Confederacy > >

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I want to pass along one of my favorite search sites for photos. This is a site has over 55,000 black and white images and 1600 color images in American history. I use the site for old depression photos. They have a lot for Alabama and also Georgia. This collection includes the famous picture by Dorothy Lange of the Mother holding a child during the depression. Since we are in the middle of a drought like that one of the dust bowl era these pictures show just how bad it was for residents in Alabama and sure gave me a better understanding why people left. Enjoy, Marige

Terri, There is a listing for a Alex Long to Mollie Ready January 9, 1908 in Houston Co. Cindy -----Original Message----- From: Jim and Terri Tait <jtait@hiwaay.net> To: ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, September 03, 2000 8:54 PM Subject: [ALBARBOU] Hathaway - Houston County marriage book >Does anyone have Ms. Hathaway's Houston County marriage book, and could do a >look-up for any and all marriages for Adam Alexander LONG? > >Thanks, >Terri > > >==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== >This is a closed list and only subscribers will be allowed to post. NO FLAMING, OBSCENE LANGUAGE OR DISRESPECT OF ANY KIND WILL BE TOLERATED. No virus postings will be allowed. Got a complaint then contact me not the list margie@majorinternet.com Good luck in your searches. >

Does anyone have Ms. Hathaway's Houston County marriage book, and could do a look-up for any and all marriages for Adam Alexander LONG? Thanks, Terri

This list is manned by Virginia Crilley and a more dedicated person you will not find. Also John Admas "The Man" for that area. If anyone is researching in Taylor and the surrounging areas then John is your man. The Taylor County Genealogy group also puts out a monthly newsletter with loads of information. To subscribe $20.00 per year just go to the Taylor County site in Georgia. I have all of the newsletters for the last 3 years. Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Wall" <dfshine@worldnet.att.net> To: "Mailing List Barbour Co, AL" <ALBARBOU-L-request@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2000 4:17 PM Subject: Jones Co, GA to Barbour Co, AL > Many Barbour researchers had ancestors that migrated from the Jones Co, GA > area. Many posts are coming thru the Taylor Co, GA mailing list concerning > Jones Co.-area citizens. If interested try subscribing to the Taylor Co, GA > list to see what you find: mailto:GATAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com. > > > > >

You have come to the right place. I am not the expert here and will turn you over to our expert. Mr. Homer Jones. Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: <Dkrofla@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2000 4:01 PM Subject: Re: [ALBARBOU] Confederate deaths in Lauderdale, Miss. > Hi Margie, I hope you can get me started in the right direction. How do I go > about finding out about a confederate death? My Great uncle , Robert Booth, > enlisted in the CSA, in Clayton, AL., on March 10, 1862, along with my Great > Grandfather, William Booth. Robert was dead by May 1863. They were in the > 45th Al. Infantry, Company A. . Any help from any one would be greatly > appreciated. > > Doris > Clermont, Fl > > > ==== ALBARBOU 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. > >

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