Bethsaida Cemetery in Barbour Co, AL is Does anyone have the history this cemetery including the name and what it means. Also does anyone have the coordinates Margie I have this correction of the word on my list of things to do but unfortunately it is on the bottom right now behind all the new information that is being added. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Wall" <dfshine@worldnet.att.net> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 4:48 PM Subject: [ALBARBOU] Bethsaida Cemetery in Barbour Co, AL > A listing of many of those buried at Bethsaida Cemetery in Barbour Co, AL is > now available on the Barbour Co. webpage. However, on the front page, it is > misspelled - it reads 'Bethesda'. Margie has informed me that she will > correct it soon. If you have anyone to add to the Bethsaida list, please > let me know so I can add it to my file. > > Donna Wall > > > ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== > The Barbour County mail list a place where Barbour researchers have become friends in research across the miles. > >

Thanks Homer, George Perry Cook and Thomas J. Cook were his brothers. George Perry died in 1909 and Thomas J. died before 1872. Andrew Jackson Cook died before 1872 also. Debbie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Homer JONES" <CWBSLocator@webtv.net> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2000 1:59 AM Subject: Re: [ALBARBOU] Re: Confederate burials in Oakland Cemetery,Atlanta. > Debbie, > > Rgt History refers to him as A. Jason > Cook, b.1837 in Stewart County, Ga; > enlisted Mar 15, 1862 at Clayton as > Pvt, Co K, 29th Ala; his record seems > to be pretty well scrambled in that one > report shows him dischaged due to > rheumatism and another shows that > he d. at Fairground Hospital #2 at > Atlanta Jun 24, 1864; the Sexton's > List indicates he is buried in Block > E, Row 3, Space #13 in Confederate > Section at Oakland Cemetery; in view > of that, the latter story would seem to > be correct; listed at Natl Archves as > A.J. Cook, so no help on him being > Andrew Jackson Cook there either; > if it will help, George Perry Cook and > Thomas J. Cook, Jr of Barbour were > also in Co K; Thomas was also born > in Stewart County in 1837 and George > lived at Star Hill following the war; > from comparing the records of A.J. > and Thomas, looks like their records > may have gotten tangled together as > I see 1837 and rheumatism in both > w/ dates of being wounded somewhat > too close. > > Hope I have not muddied the water; > and I can be of further assistance, > please advise. > > > > Deo Vindice, > > Homer > > > ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== > The Barbour County mail list a place where Barbour researchers have become friends in research across the miles. >

Was Henry Cox of Wicksburg, AL from the Barbour Co Cox Family below? Cal ----- Original Message ----- From: M. Daniels <margie@majorinternet.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2000 12:05 AM Subject: [ALBARBOU] Pine Level > HELP! > > Can someone please help with this one. > > Thanks, > Margie > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Ana Montero" <amontero@bsc.net> > To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 11:16 PM > Subject: [ALBARBOU] Daniel Campbell > > > > From: <HSISTER@aol.com> > > >To: <margieD@bigfoot.com> > > >Sent: Monday, August 07, 2000 4:30 PM > > >Subject: CEMETERIES > > > > > > > > >> Hope you can help me. I am researching Daniel Campbell, wife Cornelia > > >Cox. > > >> I understand she and Daniel were buried in Pine Level Cemetery, Barbour > > >> County. I could not find it listed on your site. Is there such a > > >cemetery? > > >> Thanks, Mattie > > > > > > > > Check out #7. Cornelia M."Neely" Cox, born 19 July 1814 in Ga; died > > 14 January 1900 in Pine Level Cemetery( abt 6 miles south of Louisville), > > Dale Co, AL. She married Daniel Campbell; born 1810 in S.C.; died > > August 1853 in Pine Level Cemetery( abt 6 miles south of Louisville), > Dale > > Co, AL. > > > > > > from Ana Montero-Smith > > amontero@bsc.net > > > > > > Descendants of Edward Cox, Sr. > > > > > > Generation No. 1 > > > > 1. Edward1 Cox, Sr. He married Nancy Cox. She was born Abt. 1785, and > > died 1855 in Union Cemetery, Ozark, Dale Co, AL. > > > > Children of Edward Cox and Nancy Cox are: > > 2 i. Henry2 Cox. > > 3 ii. Polly Cox, born in Ga. > > 4 iii. Sable Cox, born Abt. 1825 in Barbour Co, AL; died Bef. 1872. She > > married James Henderson; born Abt. 1820 in Ga; died March 1897 in Mt > Andrew, > > Barbour Co, AL. > > 5 iv. Edward Cox, Jr., born in Ga. > > 6 v. Jesse Cox, born Abt. 1809 in Ga. He married Sarah McCall; born Abt. > > 1810 in Ga. > > 7 vi. Cornelia M."Neely" Cox, born 19 July 1814 in Ga; died 14 January > 1900 > > in Pine Level Cemetery( abt 6 miles south of Louisville), Dale Co, AL. > She > > married Daniel Campbell; born 1810 in S.C.; died August 1853 in Pine Level > > Cemetery( abt 6 miles south of Louisville), Dale Co, AL. > > + 8 vii. William Cox, born 07 February 1807 in Stewart Co, Ga; died 18 > > November 1863 in New Alexandria La - Buried at Old Buck Jones's Place. > > + 9 viii. Nancy Norris Cox, born 28 August 1820 in Stockade Fort Gaines, > Ga; > > died 24 October 1909 in Pilgrim's Rest Baptist Cemetery, Newton, Dale Co, > > AL. > > + 10 ix. Sarah Cox, born Abt. 1822; died in Elim Cemetery, Escambia Co., > AL. > > > > > > Generation No. 2 > > > > 8. William2 Cox (Edward1) was born 07 February 1807 in Stewart Co, Ga, > and > > died 18 November 1863 in New Alexandria La - Buried at Old Buck Jones's > > Place. He married (1) Milly Dowling March 1826, daughter of Dempsey > Dowling > > and Martha Stokes. She was born 05 May 1808 in Jeffries Creek, Darlington > > District, S.C., and died 28 July 1847 in Ozark, Dale Co, AL. He married > (2) > > Charlotte Brown 1847. She was born 08 June 1822 in Ga, and died 03 May > 1881 > > in Burkeville, Newton Co, Tx. > > > > Children of William Cox and Milly Dowling are: > > 11 i. Martha Ann3 Cox, born 10 January 1828 in Dale Co, AL; died 03 > > February 1910 in Union Cemetary, Ozark, Dale Co, AL. She married Moses > > Gordon Matthews 02 February 1843 in Dale Co, AL; born 17 June 1822 in > > Darlington District, S.C.; died 17 February 1877 in Union Cemetary, Ozark, > > Dale Co, AL. > > 12 ii. Nancy Cox, born 02 September 1829 in Dale Co, AL. > > 13 iii. Mary Elizabeth Cox, born 05 September 1831 in Dale Co, AL; died 05 > > December 1922 in Newton City Cemetery, Newton Co, TX. She married Simeon > > Paskal Gray, Sr. 08 July 1848 in Henry Co., AL; born 29 April 1830 in > Henry > > Co (Now Houston Co), AL; died 21 July 1870 in Buried with the other > > soldiers in Burkeville, Newton Co, Tx. > > 14 iv. Sarah Savannah Cox, born 04 June 1832 in Ozark, Dale Co, AL; died > in > > Oklahoma. She married Elcanah Chambliss; born Abt. 1824. > > 15 v. Jesse James Cox, born 30 December 1835 in Dale Co, AL. > > 16 vi. Henry Edmund Cox, born 06 September 1836 in Dale Co, AL. > > 17 vii. William Fletcher Cox, born 20 February 1834 in Dale Co, AL; died > 02 > > October 1911 in Pilgrim's Rest Baptist Church & Cemetery (Route 1), Dale > > Co., AL. He married Martha Ann Bush 25 December 1853 in Dale Co, AL; born > > 17 November 1837 in Stewart Co., GA; died 27 April 1896 in Claybank > Cemetery > > ( 2 mi from Ozark going to Daleville), Dale Co, AL. > > 18 viii. Millie Cornelia Cox, born 25 May 1839 in Dale Co, AL; died 24 > > January 1908 in Burkeville, Newton Co., Tx. She married William A. Gray > > 1859 in Dale Co, AL; born 25 May 1836 in Dale Co, AL; died 18 February > 1913 > > in Burkeville, Newton Co., Tx. > > 19 ix. Delilah Marena Cox, born 07 October 1841 in Dale Co, AL. She > > married Henry James Casey. > > 20 x. Saphronia Ann Cox, born 07 June 1842 in Dale Co, AL. > > 21 xi. Rebecca A. Cox, born 28 July 1846 in Dale Co, AL; died Abt. 1847 in > > Dale Co, AL. > > > > Children of William Cox and Charlotte Brown are: > > 22 i. Rebecca3 Cox, born 28 July 1848. > > 23 ii. Frances Cox, born 01 August 1851. > > 24 iii. Texana U. V. H. Cox, born 11 December 1853. > > 25 iv. Thomas G. B. Cox, born 22 March 1856. > > > > 9. Nancy Norris2 Cox (Edward1) was born 28 August 1820 in Stockade Fort > > Gaines, Ga, and died 24 October 1909 in Pilgrim's Rest Baptist Cemetery, > > Newton, Dale Co, AL. She married Lemuel Casey in Barbour Co, AL. He was > > born 26 January 1813 in Rockingham, NC, and died 03 November 1886 in > Carroll > > Cemetery (behind Cowikee Hills), Ozark, Dale Co., AL,. > > > > Children of Nancy Cox and Lemuel Casey are: > > 26 i. Charles A.3 Casey, born 16 April 1857 in Dale Co, AL; died 09 April > > 1897 in Pilgrim's Rest Bap Ch Cem Rte 1, Newton, Dale Co, AL. He married > > Bunie Vesta Maund; born 14 March 1860 in Coffee Co, AL; died 07 June 1942 > in > > Pilgrim's Rest Bap Ch Cem Rte 1, Newton, Dale Co, AL. > > 27 ii. Catherine Casey, born 19 January 1851; died 01 May 1905 in > Pilgrim's > > Rest Baptist Cemetery, Newton, Dale Co, AL. She married David Carroll; > > born 20 September 1849; died 18 January 1913 in Pilgrim's Rest Baptist > > Cemetery, Newton, Dale Co, AL. > > > > 10. Sarah2 Cox (Edward1) was born Abt. 1822, and died in Elim Cemetery, > > Escambia Co., AL. She married Solomon Butts 04 July 1833 in Barbour Co, > AL. > > He was born 1807 in Ga, and died in Elim Cemetery, Escambia Co., AL. > > > > Child of Sarah Cox and Solomon Butts is: > > 28 i. Henry Jackson3 Butts. He married Catherine Barnes. > > > > > > > > > > ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== > > Have you checked the Georgia Counties just across the river. Many of the > Barbour residents came from, Crawford, Taylor, Randolph, Macon, Stewart > Counties in Georgia just to mention a few. > > > > > > > ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== > Barbou County is a relaxed mail list. Feel free to discuss Barbour County and the surrounding counties genealogy and feel free to thank someone or ask about another's well being. >

Does anyone know if their was a newspaper in the Blue Springs, Clio, area about 1881-1886 that would list obits and accidents? I am searching for the death obit for Jane (Hagler) Booth, d. about 1881-1886. I am searching for the death of James Robert Booth, b. 1886. Died from fall off wagon when the horses ran over him. I have been told that he was about 16 yrs oldand I have been told he was about 2yrs old, but he was born in 1886 and is not on the 1900 census. I tend to go with his being 2 yrs old. Therefore I need to find a newspaper for about 1888. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Doris

>From The Eufaula Tribune, 20 august 2000, weekend edition. Reported by Ann Smith. ================================ Clark reunion The descendants of John Bascom Clark gathered Aug. 5 for a family reunion at the Eufaula Community Center. Hosts and hostesses were JoAnn Clark Sanders, Annie Eula Clark Sellers, Sarah Lee Nolin Baker, all of Eufaula, and Patsy Ann Clark Gardner of Columbus, Ga. About 150 people attended, spanning four generations. A highlight was seeing a Clark family genealogy book spanning 188 years (1818-2000). The four hostesses researched archives for months, gathering information from Eufaula and Ozark to compile the book. Members came from as far away as Miami and Beaver Creek, Ohio. Clark Sanders commented that the community center was a great place for the event, and said the staff was very helpful and considerate. ================================================ Richard Price SOS 6-3

The following article appeared on the editorial page of the Eufaula Tribune, in the 20 August 2000 weekend edition. It was written by Joel P. Smith. ========================================= "Excited voter elected Dr. Thornton town's first mayor" With the mayoral election only days away, a yellow clipping in Mrs. George N. Hurt's fragile scrapbook gives an interesting and timely account of the election of Eufaula's first mayor, 143 years ago. Eufaula was incorporated by an act of the Alabama Legislature on Dec. 19, 1857, with the stipulation that "the city governing body of the City Council of Eufaula shall consist of a chief officer to be styled 'the Mayor of Eufaula' and common councilmen." the first election was held under Intendant Ramson Godwin's and council member's supervision. Eufaula's excited voters chose Dr. William H. Thornton as their first mayor. That old clipping of an article written by Anne Kendrick Walker, author of "Backtracking in Barbour County," recaptures the town's excitement when townspeople chose Eufaula's "most prominent and popular and honored physician" as their first mayor. "A group[ of dust-covered horsemen galloped out of Eufaula one day with a message which, at that time, had all the importance of a Paul Revere mission, all the 'flourishes' that we associate with the ride to Concorde and Lexington, all the 'dash.' For Eufaula did things picturesquely; the men rode well, body-servants went along as outriders, a gay cavalcade it was drew rein at last, not at an officer's headquarters or an inn, where public men were wont to gather, or either before some white doorway of an old home. "This particular cavalcade went forth to meet one of the town's citizens, who was returning from a call which he had made on one of his patients. There had been an election that day in town-Eufaula had elected the first mayor in her history. Unanimous choice had fallen to a young physician, Dr. William Horatio Thornton, and the town could not await his return to inform him of the result of the day's voting. "And so before dusk fell, the ballots were counted, lights were set out in the windows of the houses, preparations made for bonfires and, meanwhile, a cavalcade was formed and rode through the street on a mission which could not be delayed." The riders galloped through the dust and drew rein suddenly and saluted the man of the hour.. Dr. Thornton had married Mary Butler Shorter, a daughter of Gen. Reuben Clark Shorter. The wedding had taken place in the general's palatial house on the bluff in 1845. The bride and groom built their home on Randolph Street. It's now know as the Thornton-Comer-Rudderman House. The fascinating old scrapbook includes another article on the Dent Mansion (Fendall Hall) by Miss Anne Walker that is also timely. She tells "the romantic story" of how Edward Brown and Ann Fendall Beall Young's second daughter, Anna Beall Young, was "courted by a princely gentleman whose name she was soon to bear - Hubert S. Dent." They courted in the detached brick kitchen which was being used as a 'parlor' until the manor house was completed. Today, the Friends of Fendall Hall are assisting the Alabama Historical Commission in developing a plan for a reconstruction of that detached kitchen which was destroyed by a falling tree during a storm. =============================================== Richard Price SOS 6-3

As reported in the Eufaula Tribune, 20 August 2000, the Barbour County Commission approved a request from the Center Ridge Missionary Baptist Church for a cemetery to be located on County Rd. 25. This is located near Mt. Andrew. Since there is already a cemetery at the church, I am assuming that they are adding an annex because of space considerations. Richard SOS 6-3

I am looking for information on the outfit that Joseph J. Floyd was in during the Civil War. He was the son of Theophilus Floyd Sr. and was born Nov. 7, 1835, died July 31, 1862 at the Battle of Richmond. He married Sarah Butts on Dec. 17, 1856. After he died, she married Abner Pickett. I always thought maybe Joseph was in the 39th as was his brother, Theophilus Jr. but they were at Chickamauga. Thanks! JONI

Addnl Barbour burials: Brannon, R.W.: Co B, 15th Ala Childers, William: Reese's Btry Gunn, J.W.: Co A, 5th Ala Hassell, Samuel: Co B, 23d Ala McMillan, A.(H.) Clay: Co B, 23d Ala Ready, R.U.: Co B, 15th Ala Smith, C.P.: Co B, 15th Ala Sullivan, Calvin: Co H, 15th Ala Williams, Claiborn: Co B, 39th Ala Deo Vindice, Homer

Debbie, Rgt History refers to him as A. Jason Cook, b.1837 in Stewart County, Ga; enlisted Mar 15, 1862 at Clayton as Pvt, Co K, 29th Ala; his record seems to be pretty well scrambled in that one report shows him dischaged due to rheumatism and another shows that he d. at Fairground Hospital #2 at Atlanta Jun 24, 1864; the Sexton's List indicates he is buried in Block E, Row 3, Space #13 in Confederate Section at Oakland Cemetery; in view of that, the latter story would seem to be correct; listed at Natl Archves as A.J. Cook, so no help on him being Andrew Jackson Cook there either; if it will help, George Perry Cook and Thomas J. Cook, Jr of Barbour were also in Co K; Thomas was also born in Stewart County in 1837 and George lived at Star Hill following the war; from comparing the records of A.J. and Thomas, looks like their records may have gotten tangled together as I see 1837 and rheumatism in both w/ dates of being wounded somewhat too close. Hope I have not muddied the water; and I can be of further assistance, please advise. Deo Vindice, Homer

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Homer, Do you have more information on A.J. Cook....hopefully Andrew Jackson Cook. Thanks, Debbie. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Homer JONES" <CWBSLocator@webtv.net> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 12:06 PM Subject: [ALBARBOU] Re: Confederate burials in Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta. > Men who served with Barbour County > units and died in various hospitals in > Atlanta; death dates, locations and > burial plots are on file if needed: > > Bruce, J.T.: Co B, 1st Ala > > Chambliss, S.: Pvt, Co B, 39th Ala > > Chancey, Wesley: Co A, 39th Ala > > Cook, A.J.: Co K, 29th Ala > > Davis, J.: Co B, 39th Ala > > Floyd, J.J.: Co G, 29th Ala > > Iverson, J.C.: Eufaula Lgt Arty > > Lewis, Thomas: Co K, 29th Ala > > Lowe, J.C.: Co G, 29th Ala > > McNabb, John: Co G, 29th Ala > > Peacock, W.H.: Co B, 1st Ala > > Prescott, W.: Co K, 5th Ala > > Price, Lewis: Co B, 39th Ala > > Price, R.A.: Co A, 45th Ala > > Quinnae, J.M.: Co K, 39th Ala > > Raburn, Robert: Co B, 39th Ala > > Smith, W.: Co H, 39th Ala > > Teel, J.G.: Co G, 29th Ala > > Weilder, John: Co G, 29th Ala > > > > Deo Vindice, > > Homer > > > ==== 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 know the parents etc of the J. J. Floyd listed? Betsy Pylate Simpson

Would love to hear from anyone with info on my ancestor Elias Magruder; information on him is as follows: Elias Magruder was probably living in the Barbour County area around 1850. By 1860 he had moved to Henry County and he is listed in the Henry County 1860 census as born in Maryland abt. 1805; wife Martha born in Georgia. Occupation listed as an "Overseer". He probably was Overseer for his cousin Dr. James T. Magruder's holdings in the Barbour County; the latter lived across the river in Georgia near Georgetown. He was father of my ggm Arbanrion Magruder (b. 1839, married John L. Armstrong in Clay County, Ga. in 1861).

A listing of many of those buried at Bethsaida Cemetery in Barbour Co, AL is now available on the Barbour Co. webpage. However, on the front page, it is misspelled - it reads 'Bethesda'. Margie has informed me that she will correct it soon. If you have anyone to add to the Bethsaida list, please let me know so I can add it to my file. Donna Wall

Sabrina, I am not familiar with the Steelys. Richard SOS 6-3

Men who served with Barbour County units and died in various hospitals in Atlanta; death dates, locations and burial plots are on file if needed: Bruce, J.T.: Co B, 1st Ala Chambliss, S.: Pvt, Co B, 39th Ala Chancey, Wesley: Co A, 39th Ala Cook, A.J.: Co K, 29th Ala Davis, J.: Co B, 39th Ala Floyd, J.J.: Co G, 29th Ala Iverson, J.C.: Eufaula Lgt Arty Lewis, Thomas: Co K, 29th Ala Lowe, J.C.: Co G, 29th Ala McNabb, John: Co G, 29th Ala Peacock, W.H.: Co B, 1st Ala Prescott, W.: Co K, 5th Ala Price, Lewis: Co B, 39th Ala Price, R.A.: Co A, 45th Ala Quinnae, J.M.: Co K, 39th Ala Raburn, Robert: Co B, 39th Ala Smith, W.: Co H, 39th Ala Teel, J.G.: Co G, 29th Ala Weilder, John: Co G, 29th Ala Deo Vindice, Homer

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Thanks, Margie ----- Original Message ----- From: <Richardbprice@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2000 7:22 PM Subject: Re: [ALBARBOU] To all of you Cemetery hunters > Margie, > > I spent a couple of days last year looking for cemeteries in that area but > could fins none other than Pond Bethel Church and a black Church cemetery. > > Richard > SOS 6-3 > > > ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== > The Barbour County mail list a place where Barbour researchers have become friends in research across the miles. > >

Eufaula Times ~ 1891 Mrs • Thomas Hardeman, of Macon, Ga., died yesterday. She was a sister to Mrs. B. D. Luasden, of Eufaula. Newton, (Ala.) Oct. 14.- Conductor Jesse McDonald was accidently killed here this morning by a train. Mrs. a. W. Butler, nee Miss Nan Hudson, sister to Mi’, E. A. Rudson, of Eufaula, died at her home near Montezuma, Ga., on Thursday. Sne was married in Eufaula last February. Thur’s. Oct. 22, 1891 Mobile, (Ala.) Oct. 15.- Dr. Seymour Bullock was shot at Navy Cove and died soon afterwards. He was a northern man who settled in this city after the war, marrying here. Alex Johnson, an old citizen of Barbour Co., died at his home near Louisville on Thursday. He settled near Louisville about 1820 and has lived there all his life. Thurs. Oct. 29, 1891 Mrs. William Richardson, wife of Judge Richardson, died at Huntsville, (Ala.) on Saturday. Mrs. Junius Jordan, wife of Rev. Jordan, aged about 65, died at her home near Eufaula. Burial in the Wilson plot in Eufaula. She leaves a husband and several children. Mr. William A. McKay, age 117, machinist in the Deflardeleben Coal Co. at Bessemer, (Ala.) was killed at the furnace yesterday by being caught in the machinery. Burial in Autauga Co., (Ala.) his former home. He leaves three children. His wife died some years ago • - Birminghan (Ala.) News. Thurs. Nov. 5, 1891 Mr. C. Ward, of Henry Co., (Ala.) died at his home near Abbeville on the 30th of October. Georgiana, Ala., Nov. 2.--- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sheppard, of near Georgiana (Butler Co., Ala.) ages about 65 or 70 were murdered last night at their home. Thur’s. Nov. 12, 1891 Mr. Constantine Newton, the oldest man in Henry Co., (Ala.) died near Dothan on Oct. 31st, aged 1011 years. Abbeville (Ala.) Times. Thur’s. Nov. 19, 1891 lii’s. Caroline B. Hogue, age 89, died at the home of her grand-son, Mr. L. E. Irby, in Eufaula on yesterday. She came from Inverness (Bullock Co., Ala.) about two months to reside with Mr. Irby. Miss Annie Morgan, age about 18, died at the home of her mother in Eufaula yesterday. Thurs. Nov. 26, 1891 Mr. Cyrus Oates, an old citizen died at his home near Ozark (Ala.) last week. - Ozark (Ala. S