Homer, I'm a bit bored today - first official day of NFL football, and therefore first day of "football widowhood"! I think Mealing and Jacob (brothers) might have been cousins to Samuel. 1860 Barbour (now Bullock) county census: Midway, #1011 Farmer ($5000, $25,000) PRUETT, A.H. 37 m GA Frances 37 f GA M.A.E. 16 f GA Jacob 14 m GA Meling 12 m GA John K. 10 m GA Mary 9 f GA Alvyn 7 m GA James 5 m AL Frances 3 f AL infant 1/12 m AL Midway #961 Planter ($16,000 - $75,000) PRUETT, J.M. 44 m GA Louisa 42 f GA William H. 19 m AL John 17 m AL Samuel T. 14 m AL James 12 m AL Seth G. 10 m AL George 8 m AL Louisa 5 f AL 1850 Barbour #1706 ($5,500) PRUITT, James M. 34 m GA Louisa 32 f GA Martha 11 f AL Sarah 10 f AL William (H.) 9 m AL John (E.) 7 m AL Samuel (T.) 4 m AL James (W.) 3 m AL DOSTER, Simeon 25 m GA (teacher) SEAY, Carville 25 m NC (Overseer) ALSOBROOK, Thomas 18 m GA (Student) LEE, Willis G. 7 m AL Adeline 8 f AL Terri -----Original Message----- From: Homer JONES <CWBSLocator@webtv.net> To: ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com <ALBARBOU-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, September 03, 2000 3:01 PM Subject: Re: [ALBARBOU] PRUETT, Eugene Mealing Terri, Thanks a heap, you're tearing it up today; haven't had so much good info in don't know when; question: three of the Pruett's, sound like brothers, but not sure, all served in the war; Jacob, 1845-1910/Mealing, 1847-1924 and Samuel T., 1846-1907; what do you think. Thanks, Deo Vindice, Homer ==== ALBARBOU Mailing List ==== Got a complaint, contact me not the list margie@majorinternet.com