I have a JUDGE JAMES H. BROWN listed on the 1920 census, Beat 10, Glennville Village, Russell Co., Al.. He was 81 w m widower, born in Ga., both parents born in Ga., boarding with MRS. L. B. CATO. Does anyone know who he was or have any info on him? I think he may be an uncle of LEILA BELLE CATO as her mother was a Brown from Ga.. Thanks, Tom Tilton

----- Original Message ----- From: <Tjhagler@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 5:11 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: Fw: {not a subscriber} Re: [ALBARBOU] Re: Elmira Prison > Homer: > Yes. We have identified 12 of our Haglers (Haiglers) from Barbour County, > AL who served in the Confederate Army. Do you want to exchange lists? > So far as we know, at the time of the Civil War (and most likely until > today) all Haglers (Haiglers) from Barbour County descended from either my > great-great grandfather, Peter Hagler, or his cousin, Henry (Heinrich) Hagler. > Regards, > Jack Hagler > > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <Tjhagler@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 5:05 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: [ALBARBOU] Fw: {not a subscriber} Little Blue Springs > Margie: > Can you tell me more about S. Hagler who lives near Little Blue Springs? > Would like to know if she is connected. > Jack Hagler > > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <Richardbprice@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com>; <HOWELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 3:34 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Howell, Wise (1885 Barbour Co, AL Land Tax Assess. Records) > The 1885 Barbour County, Alabama Land Tax Assessment Record book, for Orr's > Store, Beat 6, showed one Turner Howell, a Mary Jane Howell, and a Mary > Howell. It is unclear as to whether the Mary and/or the Mary Jane Howell was > his wife or not. The Mary Howell was probably Turner Howell's sister. It > would be unusual for his wife to have property in her name, while married to > him, unless she had just inherited it. Mary Jane's father Ezekiel Wise died > in 1874. At this time, I have not researched the estate settlement of > Ezekiel Wise. The same record book showed Mary Janes's mother, Winneford > Bullock Wise in default of her taxes on 162 acres of land. Mary J. Howell > was shown with 120 acres of improved land with a value of $240.00. She paid > $1.44 state tax, 96 cents county tax, 48 cents special county tax and 48 > cents railroad tax, for a total tax of $3.36. Mary Howell was shown with 40 > acres valued at $60.00. Her tax was 36 cents state, 24 cents county, 12 > cents special county, and 12 cents railroad for a total of 84 cents tax. > Turner Howell was shown with 70 acres of improved land and 90 acres > unimproved for a total value of $400.00. He paid $2.40 state, $1.60 county, > 80 cents special county, and 80 cents railroad for a total of $5.60. > > Richard Price > SOS 6-3 > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <Richardbprice@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 3:19 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Faulk, Miles, Thompson, Walling > I am trying to identify the descendants of Jane Lucretia Faulk who married > 1)Francis Andrew Miles, 2)Robert Thompson. Jane is buried at Elam Bapt. > Church Cem. I am assuming that Frank Miles died in the WBTS but I have found > little trace of him yet. Jane and F.A. had at least two sons that are not > named in the following documents. They were Charly and Andy. I know that > daughter Ann Rosetta married H. R. Faulk and Ida married Isham Beal Dansby. > I believe that daughter Fannie Miles is the named Francis J. Walling. > > -Does anyone have any leads on Francis Andrew Miles? > -Does anyone know what happened to Charly and Andy Miles? > -Is W.W. Miles a daughter of one of these boys? > -Does anyone know where Tennile is located? > -Do the names Talmadge Munn or S.T. Reddock mean anything to anyone? > ============================================================ > > THE STATE OF ALABAMA > BARBOUR COUNTY > PROBATE COURT > In the Matter of the Estate of Jane L. Thompson, Deceased. > To the Hon. Huey R. Lee, Judge Probate Court, Barbour County:- > The petition of the undersigned Mrs. A. R. Faulk respectfully represents that > Mrs. Jane L. Thompson departed this life at near Tennille, Ala., on or about > the 31st day of December, 1926, leaving no last will or testament, so far as > your petitioner knows or believes, and that her death was known more than > fifteen days before this day and this petition further shows that the said > Jane L. Thompson was, at the time of her death, an inhabitant of this County, > and died seized and possessed of real estate in this Sate in Barbour County, > consisting chiefly of 40 acres and 121 acres, annual rent al(l) being about > $100.00 in value, all of said real estate being estimated to be worth about > three hundred for three years Dollars, and probably not more; that the names, > residence, ages and condition of the heirs and distributees of the estate of > the said decedent, so far as your petitioner knows or believes, are as > follows, towit:- > Mrs. A. R. Faulk, daughter of inteste, W. W. Miles, grandaughter of > intestate, Mrs. Francis J. Walling, Ida Dansby, John L. Thompson of Pike > County, Ala., Jim Thompson of Dale Co., Ala., Lou Brown and Gussie Thompson > and Alto Thompson, Covington Co., Ala. All of full age and all children of > said intestatee; that your petitioner being daughter of said deceased, an > inhabitant of this State, above the age of twenty-one years, and in no > respects disqualified under the law from serving as an administrator, > believing that the said estate should be immediately administered, to the end > that said property may be collected and preserved for those who shall appear > to have legal right or interest therein, does therefore, by virture of her > right under the statute pray that your Honor will grant Letters of > Administration to her on the estate of said John L. Thompson upon her > entering into bond in such sum as is required by the statute, and with such > security or securities as may be approved by your Honor. > (signed) A. R. Faulk > The State of Alabama, > Barbour County. > Mrs. A. R. Falk, being duly sworn, deposes and says that the facts averred in > the above petition are ture(true), according to the best of her knowledge, > information, and belief. > (signed) A. R. Faulk > Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of January, 1927. > Huey R. Lee, Judge of Probate Court > Foregoin(g) Petition filed in office and ordered recorded this 21 day of > Jany., 1927. > Huey R. Lee, Judge of Probate Court > > ADMINISTRATORS BOND > The State of Alabama,) Probate Court. In the matter of the > Barbour County ) Estate of Jane L. Thompson, deceased > > KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we Mrs. A. R. Faulk, W. W. Miles, S. T. > Reddock and Talmadge Munn are held and firmly bound unto Huey R. Lee, Judge > of Probate of said County, and his succssors in office in the penal sum of > six hundred dollars, for the payment of which, well and truly to be made and > done, we bind ourselves and each of us, our and each of our heirs, executos > and administrators, jointly and severally, firmed by these presents. Sealed > with our seals and dated, this 12th day of January, 1927. > The condition of this Obligation is such, That wheras, Mrs. A. R. Faulk has > been appointed administratrix of the estate of Mrs. Jane L. Thompson, > Now therefore, if the said Mr.s A. R. Faulk shall well and truly perform all > the duties which are or may be by law required of her as such administratrix > then this obligation to be null and void, otherwise to remain in full force > and effect. > And We, and each of us hereby waive all rights of claim of exemption as to > personal property we or either of us have now or may hereafter have, under > the Constitution and Laws of Alabama, and we hereby severally certify that we > have property free from all encumbrance, to the full amount of the above > bond. Witness our hands and seals, this 12th day of January, 1927. > Taken and approved this 21st day of Jany., 1927. Filed Jany. 21, 1927. > A. R. Faulk (L. S.) > W. W. Miles (L. S.) > S. T. Reddock (L. S.) > Talmadge Munn (L. S.) > Huey R. Lee, Judge of Probate > > N. B. For Order granting Letters of Administration see Minutes Book "B" page > 466. > > LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION > The State of Alabama, > Barbour County. > PROBATE COURT. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION > On the Estate of Mrs. Jane L. Thompson, deceased, are hereby granted to Mrs. > A. R. Faulk, who has duly qualified and given bond as such administratrix, > and is authorized to administer such estate. Witness my hand, dated this 21 > day of Jany., 1927 > H. R. Lee, Judge of Probate > ============================================================ > > Richard Price > SOS 6-3 > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <Richardbprice@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 3:00 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Misc. Howell Records > >From Probate Records in the Barbour County Courthouse, Clayton, AL > > · Washington Howell's property was sold on a credit in February 1861 until > January 1862 for the sum of $59.00. This amount was collected in Confederate > money and lost to the estate. > ============================================================ > > · Recorded 17 Nov 1859 / Due 1 Jan 1861 > Joseph Howell, being indebted to Thomas J. Commander, authorized his lands to > be sold at a public outcry to the highest bidder. The land, totaling 80 > acres, was located as follows: > SW1/4 of the NE1/4, Sec 13, T10, R27 - 40 acres > NW1/4 of the NW1/4, Sec 18, T10, R28 - 40 acres > The recording contained Joseph Howell's mark (X) > (The above mentioned Thomas J. Commander would probably be Joseph Howell's > father-in-law or brother-in-law as Joseph married a Martha Commander. > Additional research would have to be performed to determine conclusively.) > ============================================================ > > 24 April 1897, a judgment was issued against Turner Howell by the Justice > Court of Beat 5, Barbour County in the amount of $13.05 and cost @ $2.40. > The judgment was filed by Southern Fertilizer Co. and signed by J. B. Gray, > Justice of the Peace. > ============================================================ > > Richard Price > SOS 6-3 > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <Richardbprice@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 2:50 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Belcher Marriages in Barbour Co. > Belcher Marriages in Barbour Co. through 1918 > Submitted by Richard Price > > Grooms > A. Bowen Belcher to Birdie May Evans - 10 Feb 1898 > Abner Belcher to Nancy Emeline Grubbs - 3 July 1851 > Abner P. Belcher to Julia A. Warren - 5 Nov 1882 > John A. Belcher to M.J. Hill - 8 Jan 1875 > J.P. Belcher to Mary Johnston - 25 May 1918 > J.D. Belcher to Mary Grubbs - 8 Jan 1857 > John Daniels Belcher to Hettie Smith - 8 Jan 1885 > S. J. Belcher To Addy King - 27 Mar 1887 > Sherrod J. Belcher to Harriet J. Richards - 18 Sep 1856 > Thomas J. Belcher to Emma Griffin - 8 Oct 1905 > Thomas J. Belcher to Rebecca Johns 3 Dec 1882 > Thomas J. Belcher to Margaret Price - 2 May 1897 > Brides > Mary J. Belcher to James P. Bland - 19 Jan 1871 > Lydia A.E. Belcher to Harrison B. Bland - 13 Sep 1878 > Amanda E. Belcher to Robert Johnson Price - 30 Aug 1891 > George Ann Belcher to J.M. Baker - 2 Jan 1881 > Hetty C. Belcher to Jordan D. Lovelace - 22 Oct 1868 > Charity Belcher to Stephen Searcy - 23 Nov 1866 > Ida Belcher to Lee Albert Ray - 28 Sep 1874 > > > Richard Price > SOS 6-3 > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <Richardbprice@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 2:48 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Pugh Marriages in Barbour Co. > Pugh Marriages in Barbour Co. Through 1924 > Submitted by Richard Price > > Grooms > Adolphus Pugh to Elsie Richardson - 24 Dec 1879 > David Pugh to Victoria Hall - 9 Jan 1896 > Dessie Pugh to Kathleen Jackson - 15 Nov 1914 > Ed Pugh to Cara McCullough - 24 Feb 1912 > Eliord Pugh to Hattie Bell Jones - 7 Dec 1905 > George Pugh to Margaret Morris - 30 Apr 1903 > Giles Pugh to Salena Parker - 28 Jan 1876 > Henry Pugh to Anna Griggs - 19 Dec 1894 > Henry Pugh to Callie Adams - 22 Jun 1913 > Isaac Pugh to Callie Glen - 12 Jan 1889 > James Pugh to Hattie Scott - 15 Aug 1899 > James Melton Pugh to Cora Powell - 2 Sep 1911 > James L. Pugh to Sarah Hunter - 1 Nov 1846 > Jessie Pugh to Clara Upshaw - 12 Dec 1909 > John Pugh to Mary Bell King - 5 Jan 1918 > Joseph Pugh to Ella McCullough - 22 Dec 1898 > Mark Pugh to Sylvester Blackmon - 9 May 1915 > Phate Thomas Pugh to Sarah Jane "Sallie" Dansby - 17 May 1913 > Pierce Pugh to Kittie Lennell - 14 Dec 1887 > SD Pugh to Irene Knight - 8 Aug 1924 > Thomas Pugh to M.J. Dykes - 20 May 1873 > Thomas H. Pugh to Annie M. Clark - 5 Jun 1904 > Toney Pugh to Mrs. Nancy Rivers - 31 Jan 1888 > Brides > Amanda Pugh to Bernie Crews - 24 Jan 1910 > Anna Eliza Pugh to Johnnie Brown - 26 Jan 1889 > Bessie Pugh to Jessie Hollie - 26 Dec 1912 > Mrs. Callie (Adams) Pugh to W.N. Shehane - 30 Nov 1916 > Clair Pugh to Jim Long - 1 Dec 1914 > > > Richard Price > SOS 6-3 > >

----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Ellen Ledford" <ellen@airmail.net> To: <ALABAMA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 2:35 PM Subject: [Alabama] Re: [ALABAMA-L] Is there a Texas List? > YES, there is a Texas list. > > To become a scriber, send email to: > > TEXAS-ROOTS-L-resuest@rootsweb.com > > Omit subject. > > In body of email message, type just one word: > > subscribe > > > THEN after receiving confirmation, send queries etc to: > > TEXAS-ROOTs-L@rootsweb.com > > > Mary > > > > At 02:58 PM 08/10/1999 -0400, Carol Martin wrote: > >Does anyone know if there is a Texas List, and if so, what is the email > >address? > > > >Thanks, > >CM > > > > > >==== ALABAMA Mailing List ==== > >Alabama GenConnect Board > >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Sponsor/AlabamaList > > > ==== ALABAMA Mailing List ==== > Alabama help! http://www.rootsweb.com/~algenweb/index.html > Alabama Sites! http://www.stategensites.com/ > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <Richardbprice@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 2:43 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Dansby Marriages in Barbour Co. > > > > Dansby Marriages in Barbour Co. through 1929 > Submitted by Richard Price > Grooms > George Dansby to Clarrisey A. Minshew - 30 September 1860 > George Felton Dansby to Mavis Robinette - 31 January 1928 > Hiram Dansby to Morgan Danner - 23 December 1850 > Hosey Dansby to Mariah Oasmore - 1 August 1909 > Hurt Dansby to Annie Durden - 26 September 1897 > Isham Beal Dansby to Mary Joiner - 20 June 1873 > Isham Beal Dansby to Ida P. Miles - 18 June 1884 > Jerry Dansby to Adem M. Jordan - 19 June 1894 > John Dansby to Melvina Scroggins - 23 December 1860 > M.D. Dansby to M.A.S. Wright - 10 September 1899 > Nathan Dansby to Lucy Holoman - 29 January 1871 > Noah Dansby to Stacy Wilkes - 28 Janaury 1897 > Raymond Dansby to Edna Robinette - 17 October 1929 > Brides > Dadie Belle Dansby to Jessie H. Phillips - 20 January 1903 > Elizabeth Dansby to William Roundtree - 23 October 1860 > Eugenia "Jean" Dansby to John A. Phillips - 20 August 1903 > Eva Dansby to C.O. Smith - 21 December 1919 > > Richard Price > SOS 6-3 > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <Richardbprice@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com>; <HOWELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 2:41 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Howell Marriages in Barbour County, AL > > > Howell Marriages in Barbour Co. through 1927 > Submitted by Richard Price > > Brides > Alice Howell to James W. Grubbs - 14 Dec 1902 > Alice Howell to James J. Ward - 1 Nov 1906 > Alice V. Howell to A.P. (Archibald) McLeod - 14 Sep 1906 > Elizabeth Howell to Andrew Evans - 5 Apr 1854 > Ella Howell to T.S. Foley - 26 Nov 1912 > Fannie Howell to Edward Windham - 20 Sep 1887 > Jewell Howell to James L. Cook - 23 May 1925 > Josephine Howell to William T. Harris - 31 Mar 1878 > Laura Howell to Ellis White - 29 Oct 1911 > Laura V. Howell to Charles M. Gibbons - 18 Jan 1905 > Lou Howell to J.F. Wauls - 23 Jun 1898 > O.J. Howell to J.A. White - 8 Jul 1893 > P.A. Howell to L.S. Wellborn - 12 May 1868 > Rose Lee Howell to Marlin G. Pugh - 19 Dec 1912 > Sallie B. Howell to Judge Clayton Medley - 10 Nov 1927 > D.D. Howell to Jonnie Ray - 20 Aug 1911 > Grooms > Elba Howell to Emma House - 30 Jan 1867 > George M. Howell to Ida Maude Wilson - 7 Oct 1913 > John Edward Howell to Alice Adella McLeod - 27 Feb 1894 > James A. Howell to Sarah Goodman - 9 Sep 1883 > Jessie Howell to Nettie Lison - 16 Jun 1900 > Robert Lee Howell to Cealy Lidia Price - 20 Feb 1896 > R.P. Howell to Lula Abercumbie - 22 Feb 1896 > Robert A. Howell to Etta Gray Bently - 29 Oct 1918 > W. L. Howell to Mary Hurst - 4 May 1896 > Elijah Howell to Emma House - 30 Jan 1867 > Thomas G. Howell to Frankey A. Payne - 22 Dec 1857 > Thomas W. Howell to Mamie M. Tie - 20 Oct 1852 > Turner Howell to Mary Jane Wise - 4 Aug 1854 > > Richard Price > SOS 6-3 > >

----- Original Message ----- From: <Richardbprice@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 2:33 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Floyd, Johnston, Hodges, Norton > The graves of John Johnston and Mary Molcie Hodges are located deep in the > woods off Co. Rd 79, north of Rocky Mt. Methodist Church. Although not one > of the original settlers in Barbour Co., John Johnston brought with him to > Barbour, a very large family of children, in-laws and grandchildren who were > fruitful themselves. Within the last year, someone has erected the marker at > this remote site for his wife Mary, (it refers to her as Mary Ann Hodges), > and included in the inscription that she was the mother of 19 children. I > have discovered information, although not verified yet, that John Johnston > was first married to Celia Floyd of Horry Co., SC and several of his children > were fathered with her. I do not believe that Mary Molcie Hodges had 19 > children. > > Margaret Johnston, (1808-1864), is believed to have been the first child of > John Johnston and Celia Floyd. She married James Russell Norton about 1822. > They are buried at Pleasant Plains Bapt. Cem. in Barbour Co. > > Theophilus Floyd, (1787-1842), who is also buried at Pleasant Plains, also > hailed from Horry Co., SC. He married Delilah Page. Their children and > grandchildren intermarried with the descendants of John Johnston. > > The Questions - > > Does anyone know of the connection, if any, of Theophilus Floyd and John > Johnston's first wife, Celia Floyd, both of Horry Co., SC? > > Does anyone know who placed the marked at the grave of Mary Molcie Hodges > Johnston? > > Thanks, > > Richard Price > SOS 6-3 > >

----- Original Message ----- From: "Sabrina Hagler" <shagler1@bellsouth.net> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 1:01 PM Subject: Re: [ALBARBOU] Fw: {not a subscriber} Little Blue Springs > Little Blue Springs is off cr 41 not 43. The land is now owned by Donald > Parmer and really does not want anyone going there (thats what he told us > before) but you want to try calling him anyway in case he changed his mind. > I have been there but never knew of any graves there. I will ask granddaddy > to see. > Sabrina > P.S. > If you'd like, I could call him to see for you > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "M. Daniels" <margie@majorinternet.com> > To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 8:54 AM > Subject: [ALBARBOU] Fw: {not a subscriber} Little Blue Springs > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "cat jeffers" <catjeffers@hotmail.com> > > To: <Austinbl@bellsouth.net> > > Cc: <ALBARBOU-D@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 7:17 AM > > Subject: {not a subscriber} Little Blue Springs > > > > > > > Little Blue Springs 3o yrs ago use to be on Co Rd #43 on Jesse and Mary > > > Helms Place joining T.C. Baxley place. This is where we had baptizim for > > > Anderson Baptist Church when my children were little. i have been there > > > several times you might check with "Miss" Mary Helms or S.Hagler on this > > > site might could tell you as i do not belong to that church any more > since > > > divorce. If she can not i will get # and directions for you if you would > > > like. Just let me know i only live about 3 miles from there. > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > > > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== > > The Barbour County mail list a place where Barbour researchers have become > friends in research across the miles. > > > > > > > ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== > Check the Macon County Ga. web site for their newspaper listings. There are many listings for Alabama citizens including those in Barbour Co., > >

----- Original Message ----- From: "cat jeffers" <catjeffers@hotmail.com> To: <Austinbl@bellsouth.net> Cc: <ALBARBOU-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 7:17 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} Little Blue Springs > Little Blue Springs 3o yrs ago use to be on Co Rd #43 on Jesse and Mary > Helms Place joining T.C. Baxley place. This is where we had baptizim for > Anderson Baptist Church when my children were little. i have been there > several times you might check with "Miss" Mary Helms or S.Hagler on this > site might could tell you as i do not belong to that church any more since > divorce. If she can not i will get # and directions for you if you would > like. Just let me know i only live about 3 miles from there. > ________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com > >

hello list: is there anyone there who can do a marriage look up? all we know is that William F. McLEAN married Sarah (Hays) Stanley, a widow, sometime around 1870. Sarah was a widow of ______ Stanley & they had had a son, Joseph T. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Ronna Midland, TX

I noted a mention of a justice of the peace, and I would like to ask any who have records mentioning justices of the peace, to keep an eye open for a James Anderson Smith (went by "Anderson") b.1872 - d.1957. Thanks. Sandra

----- Original Message ----- From: <InaDT@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 12:39 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} Cemetery Information > Noticed on the Cemetery Information Needed form two cemeteries that I > frequent. > #8 Stated as the Mitchell Place is the Barna Ivey Plantation, which is now > owned by a Mr. Schecklette (I believe that is the spelling). This cemetery > was damaged in the hurricane that traveled through the area and I was pleased > to see the list of names...it is much more than can now be found. Some > stones were damaged, either by the storm or by cattle. As stated, west of > the Glennville Plantation. Turn at the Glennville plantation, off of Hwy. > 431 follow the road keeping to the right at the Y in the road and you will > come to it at the end of the road. They raise Rotweiler and Doberman mixed > breed dogs. Very large and mean. The farm hands are wonderfully helpful in > putting the dogs away and showing you around. > > #5 The Villula Cemetery. This cemetery is in horrible shape! I was also > excited by the list here. I had driven by this cemetery for over 30 years > and never knew it was there. I found it by stopping at a little antique > store and asking about it. It turned out it was in the back of the pasture > beside the shop. It was sinking in and they have been in the process of > repairs last time I went. The tombstones were mostly gone and it was truly > horrendous. > > If you would like a listing of the cemetery in Pittsview, AL, I would be > happy to start working on that for you, just let me know. I only get up > there a few times a year and this weekend is one of those. > > Ina D. Toms > Albertville, AL > >

You will notice a little change in Barbour for a short while. I have decided to moderate the list for a short time. This will mean nothing to you other than I will be forwarding all the messages after I review them. Margie

----- Original Message ----- From: <InaDT@aol.com> To: <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 12:39 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} Cemetery Information > Noticed on the Cemetery Information Needed form two cemeteries that I > frequent. > #8 Stated as the Mitchell Place is the Barna Ivey Plantation, which is now > owned by a Mr. Schecklette (I believe that is the spelling). This cemetery > was damaged in the hurricane that traveled through the area and I was pleased > to see the list of names...it is much more than can now be found. Some > stones were damaged, either by the storm or by cattle. As stated, west of > the Glennville Plantation. Turn at the Glennville plantation, off of Hwy. > 431 follow the road keeping to the right at the Y in the road and you will > come to it at the end of the road. They raise Rotweiler and Doberman mixed > breed dogs. Very large and mean. The farm hands are wonderfully helpful in > putting the dogs away and showing you around. > > #5 The Villula Cemetery. This cemetery is in horrible shape! I was also > excited by the list here. I had driven by this cemetery for over 30 years > and never knew it was there. I found it by stopping at a little antique > store and asking about it. It turned out it was in the back of the pasture > beside the shop. It was sinking in and they have been in the process of > repairs last time I went. The tombstones were mostly gone and it was truly > horrendous. > > If you would like a listing of the cemetery in Pittsview, AL, I would be > happy to start working on that for you, just let me know. I only get up > there a few times a year and this weekend is one of those. > > Ina D. Toms > Albertville, AL > >

Richard, Hiram Dansby married Mary Ann Danner, you had Morgan, but could have been a type-o in the book. Thanks for listing all the marriages Peggy