MISS. CONNIE LIST Anything that you have on the Early "TUSCALOOSA AREA" Families of- *HINTON*--*MONTGOMERY*--*BROWN*--*CLEMENTS*--*AYERS* would be greatly appreciated. Anything on The- *OLD SARDIS* &*GILGAL BAPTIST CHURCHS*!! Anything would be Greatly appreciated. GA TO AL.-(circa- early- 1820's). THANKS & GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA!! -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Parnell- Beverly Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 10:40 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] FW: The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- Hello, Yes I have all three books by Mr. Boyd about the area of Bibb and Tuscaloosa County which would be of concern to those around Duncanville, Haysop, Liberty Church and Bear Creek. My grandmother was a Pearson/Pierson. She was related to the Stewart, Steele, Miller, Reach, Majure, and Greer families of Bibb County; and all the connections to that area. I gave you all that was mentioned about the Hinton families in the Liberty Church and Haysop books. If I was you, I would try the cemetery records of Bibb and Tuscaloosa counties. There is a book by a Mr. McCord that has the cemeteries of Bibb County. I got a lot of information from that book. For some reason I am partial to cemetery books. I guess because it has birth and death dates. My husband has relatives from Randolph County, Alabama, and they have all their cemeteries online. That to me, is just a wealth of information. Tuscaloosa County has a lot of cemeteries, and it would be a tremendous help if they were all online. The book by Mr. McCord is wonderful. I broke down and bought that one, the same summer I purchased the books by Charles Boyd. Between the four books, I gained much needed insight into Bibb County. The late Herman Belcher, who was a mainstay of Bibb County Internet geneology, provided so much to me. He was such a wonderful man and had so much information he was willing to share. Historical information suffered a tremendous loss with his death. Anyway, I have rambled to long. Connie Parnell-BEverly "Ayers, B. J." <[email protected]> wrote: 01JAN07 MISS. CONNIE; LIST; Thanks for the Intel on the *BEAR CREEK BOOK*, We guess the sources that told us of this book apparently were going on "Third-Hand Information"!!! What else do you know about this Book ON- *LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH*??? Do You- "BY CHANCE HAVE THIS BOOK"??? If it is just a few pages mentioned about the *HINTONS*, Could you scan them in to the Computer, and/or- "PARA-PHRASE some of what it says"??? Looking for ANY Intel on Pioneers Families to the "S.E.TUSCALOOSA,ALABAMA AREAS"--GA to AL-(circa early- 1820's). *OLD SARDIS CHURCH*---*GILGAL BAPTIST CHURCH*??? Looking for ANY Intel on SURNAMES- [In Alabama]; *HINTON*--*MONTGOMERY*--*BROWN*--*AYERS*??? Again, THANKS For all of your Intel, and Input for us, and for the "LIST"!! THANKS to ALL who answered our POST this past year of-2006- HAPPY NEW YEAR & GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA! -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Parnell- Beverly Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2006 1:12 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] FW: The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- HEllo, I reread the first five chapters, and I am sorry but they are not mentioned. They are not in the index, either. All of the books by Mr. Boyd are truly a wealth of information about this area; but, the Hinton family is not mentioned in this book, or so says the index. I have the book right next to me. That is not to say they were not in the area, but he did not mention them in this book. In the Haysop book, a Bertha Hinton is mentioned on p. 97--she is mentioned as being the wife of Loman Earnest Boyd, who is the son of Van Buren Boyd and Mignon Yeage--that is my interpretation of the paragraph. In the Liberty Church book, there is a John Hinton mentioned as being a member of the Sardis Church from 1819-1829. Maybe that will help you some. But as far as a whole chapter on the Hintons' I'm sorry but no. Connie Parnell-Beverly "Ayers, B. J." wrote: MISS> BEVERLY; Could you please check in the BOOK, to see if In Fact The *HINTONS* ARE NOT MENTIONED?? So Many sources have Referred to this-[Elusive]-BOOK, as a WEALTH of Intel on Early PIONEERS TO THIS AREA, and on the *HINTONS* who were said to have been, early COMMUNITY LEADERS in this area??? When you have the time, we pray for just a few Minutes!! THANKS & GOD BLESS A HAPPY & BLESSED NEW YEAR SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GEORGIA -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Parnell- Beverly Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 9:28 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- They are not mentioned in the index of the "said book".. "Ayers, B. J." wrote: 28DEC06 TO; MISS.CONNIE- LIST- RE; "AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"---By "BOYD" Per your Response about the above BOOK, You say It Does NOT- Have any---*HINTON* nor *MONTGOMERY* FAMILIES, Is that Correct??? Many Sources have said that several---*HINTON*--- FAMILIES were Mentioned in said BOOK, with the "First PIONEER- FAMILIES", to this "S.E. TUSCALOOSA/ BEAR CREEK areas of ALABAMA"!! They helped to CHARTER & ORGANIZE the *OLD SARDIS* - (circa- 1819) & *GILGAL BAPTIST CHURCHS*- (circa- early- 1830's)! What FAMILIES are Mentioned in said BOOK???? THANKS & GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA! SURNAMES; *HINTON* --*MONTGOMERY* --*BROWN*-- *AYERS*!!! -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Parnell- Beverly Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 7:21 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- Hello, I have a copy of the book "At Liberty on Bear Creek" by Charles Boyd. It does not have a Hinton or Montgomery mentioned in the book. Connie Parnell-Beverly "Ayers, B. J." wrote: Looking for the BOOK--- "*AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK*"---- [Any BOOK on PIONEERS TO ALABAMA-With "HINTON & MONTGOMERY"]!!! Written about the First Settlers-(circa- early-1820's) - to the "TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA" areas! *HINTON and MONTGOMERY FAMILIES* and Others----First Settled in the "S.E. TUSCALOOSA COUNTY" areas around the *BEAR CREEK* and areas which became the "TALEDEGA NAT. FOREST" and "BIBB BOUNTY"!!! Helped Establish the *OLD SARDIS* - (circa- 1819) & *GILGAL BAPTIST CHURCHS* - (circa- 1830)!! We are looking to "INTER- LIBRARY XFER" if Possible! Looking for the Family of our gggrandfather- *JOHN HINTON*- (b. JOCO, NC-circa- 1790-1843). Married in "TUSCALOOSA COUNTY, AL."- (1823) --- *EASTER/ ester (MONTGOMERY) - HINTON* - (b. GA- circa- 1797- 1870)!!! THANKS AND GOD BLESS A GOOD & BLESSED NEW YEAR TO ONE & ALL. SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA! SURNAMES; *HINTON*-- *MONTGOMERY* --*CLEMENTS*-- *BROWN* -- *AYERS*

02JAN07 Greetings and a HAPPY/ BLESSED NEW YEAR TO ONE & ALL; TO; [<[email protected]>] --- (mr. or miss???) LIST; RE; POST "ABOUT THE Book's -"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK" & "LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH", Early Pioneer families to Alabama---*HINTON* and *MONTGOMERY* - (circa- 1820-1830); As mentioned-[In the Appendex-1819-1829]-below as "Early Members of *OLD SARDIS CHURCH* in Tuscaloosa, Al"--the named family of----*JOHN HINTON* and wife- *EASTER (MONTGOMERY) - HINTON*---and the aforementioned Marriage- in-(1823)! This is apparently the same- *JOHN & EASTER (MONTGOMERY) - HINTON*, that we are looking for, based on their Marriage -dtd-(1823)?? You mentioned a pos. Family Connection for this---*EASTER (MONTGOMERY) - HINTON*--- [about her Parents???]. Looking for any Intel on *JOHN & EASTER (MONTGOMERY) - HINTON*, their families, and Extended families, Etc. Early Pioneer Families of- *HINTON*--*MONTGOMERY*--*BROWN*-- *AYERS*. Any Intel on the*OLD SARDIS*,*LIBERTY*, & *GILGAL*BAPTIST CHURCHS - (circa 1820-1830)??? Again THANKS and GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA!! In today reading the first portion of this book relative to the founding of Liberty as well as other area Churches I noted that Charles stated he was including the specific names of Founders, Pastors, Elders, Deacons, prominent and long-term members; passers-through etal. would be found in the appendix. I read through the appendix and I quote (albiet the tabs won't hold the words are here and in this order) APPENDIX Marriage Records Marriages With a few exceptions, the marriage records are based on secondary sources which are based on official records. The exceptions are based on Family Bibles, official copies of original records and letters to the writer. Under the H's "HINTON, John & Esther Montgomery 14 Sept. 1823 Tuscaloosa Co. MEMBERSHIP LISTS I. Sardis Baptist Church II. Liberty Baptist Church These lists have been prepared from the conference minutes of the two churches. The minutes do not always note when a member joined the church nor always when a member departed, so a precise record is not possible. In order to provide some chronology, members are listed by earliest mention by decade. In some cases, the member may have joined in the prior decade and in many cases, of course, members extended into the following decade or decades. MEMBERSHIP LIST SARDIS BAPTIST CHURCH (1819-1920) 1819-1829 HINTON, John there is no other occurance of this surname LIBERTY MEMBERSHIP LIST 1835 - 1982 There is no mention of the surnames HINTON nor MONTGOMERY in the membership lists nor the 1835 list of founding members. I find no HINTON's buried in Bibb Co. (1817-1974 survey by Howard F. McCord) pre-1900: only two after: a child 1909-1910 ... a child 1902-1903. In the earlier timeframes a county line was essentially an imaginary line in the dirt or across a lake/pond and it's not unusual on census to find a family enumerated "here" when you know they lived "there". You might wish to pursue the Tuscaloosa Co. site as whatever you may have been lead to believe was mayhaps within the covers of these Bibb Co. books appears to be no more than: one John HINTON married one Esther MONTGOMERY in 1823 TUSCALOOSA Co., Al. (verifiable on CD (Tuscaloosa Co.) with a possible clue to perhaps her parents? that at some point between the years of 1819-1829 one John HINTON attended Sardis Church. Happy New Year to All on the List! ... Pers In a message dated 1/2/07 3:00:56 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Message: 3 > Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2007 00:09:41 -0500 > From: "Ayers, B. J." <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] FW: The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- > To: <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>, > <[email protected]> > Message-ID: > <[email protected]> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > > > 01JAN07 > > MISS. CONNIE; > LIST; > > Thanks for the Intel on the *BEAR CREEK BOOK*, We guess the sources that > told us of this book apparently were going on "Third-Hand Information"!!! > > What else do you know about this Book ON- *LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH*??? > Do You- "BY CHANCE HAVE THIS BOOK"??? > If it is just a few pages mentioned about the *HINTONS*, Could you scan > them in to the Computer, and/or- "PARA-PHRASE some of what it says"??? ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

02JAN07 TO; MISS. STELLA- LIST- THANKS for the Intel; Where is the [Now]"CHILTON, DALLAS, & PERRY COUNTY's"??? We have Good Intel that tell that Our People first came to--the "S.E. Corner of-TUSCALOOSA COUNTY AREAS"-(circa- 1820<)-[some of this area-near BEAR CREEK and the *OLD SARDIS CHURCH*- Became-BIBB & TAL.NAT. FOREST] -----*HINTONS*--*BROWNS*-- and at least One of the three or four Families of *MONTGOMERY* settled here?? Some of these Extended Families moved on to the "SIPSEY RIVER" areas, which became "GREENE" & "PICKENS" COUNTY's--One of these were the Family of *COL.WILLIAM HINTON*, This guy had a ton of FARM-LAND on Both sides of the River, Which Straddled the-[NEW]-Counties Borders! We are still trying to place him to our gggrandfather- *JOHN HINTON* - (b. JOCO, NC- circa- 1790-1843), apparently they were some Close Family-[UNCLE or Something- he was Older]??? We know of at least Two of the *MONTGOMERY* and THOMPSONS* stopped in "ST. CLAIR* COUNTY - (circa- early- 1820's), and apparently some parts of "ST. CLAIR" Became "FAYETTE" COUNTY?? Looking for ANY INTEL on these Families, and/ or ANY of the Extended Families in the-[now] METRO-TUSCALOOSA areas!!! SURNAMES; *HINTON*--*MONTGOMERY*--*BROWN*--*AYERS* We have Very Little on the- *MONTGOMERY* & *AYERS* Families that came to ALABAMA- VIA "TENN"???? THANKS & GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA!! PS Looking for ANY INTEL on the BOOK About-"LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH", one of the first CHURCHS in the TUSCALOOSA areas??? -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2006 11:45 AM To: Ayers, B. J. Subject: ALGenWeb: Alabama Genealogy on the Internet Have you read histories like this, to help you understand when Alabama was called Alabama? Some of your people may have been in Pickins, Perry, Fayette or surrounding countues. Thompsons lived in Dallas County too...which comes to a corner of Bibb and Chilton,and Perry.I saw Thompson on a census for Dallas county. You can go to USGENWEB.com and check Alabama and it's counties...lots is posted daily. Stella

So true. I don't remember if you attended any of the "reunions" we had in Bibb Co. Herman was there with his lap top and Little Bit, his dog. Jacque had her computer. I think it was Jim Reed who brought a huge collection of books. Pat kept it organized. We had several "cuzins" from out of state. I think we got together 3 times and several folks met again, once or twice, at a restaurant near Centreville. This was when there was someone living in Bibb Co. to make arrangements for a place to meet, such as a park with a pavilion, etc. Much fun . . . Caroline ----- Original Message ----- From: "Connie Parnell- Beverly" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 12:35 PM Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Archives and Web Page for ALBIBB >I can't believe I for got to mention Pat. She was so helpful. They were >both such wonderful people. There was no one like them on any list I have >ever been associated with. Their deaths were such a loss for us all. > > > Connie Parnell-Beverly >

No, I never got to attend those "reunions". I always wanted to, but never did. I envy you having met Herman and Pat. They were wonderful people. Connie Parnell-Beverly caroline <[email protected]> wrote: So true. I don't remember if you attended any of the "reunions" we had in Bibb Co. Herman was there with his lap top and Little Bit, his dog. Jacque had her computer. I think it was Jim Reed who brought a huge collection of books. Pat kept it organized. We had several "cuzins" from out of state. I think we got together 3 times and several folks met again, once or twice, at a restaurant near Centreville. This was when there was someone living in Bibb Co. to make arrangements for a place to meet, such as a park with a pavilion, etc. Much fun . . . Caroline ----- Original Message ----- From: "Connie Parnell- Beverly" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 12:35 PM Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] Archives and Web Page for ALBIBB >I can't believe I for got to mention Pat. She was so helpful. They were >both such wonderful people. There was no one like them on any list I have >ever been associated with. Their deaths were such a loss for us all. > > > Connie Parnell-Beverly > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Connie, list, I am going to talk a little about this book, A HISTORY OF MULBERRY CHURCH 1818-1968 because people are familiar with 'mulberry creek' which this book says runs it's course some thirty miles before joining the flow of the Alabama River. and the small town of Stanton settled on the railroads.and on the main Elyton Road..... has the creek running right next to it too...and this church is on over from there.the book says the Mulberry settlement was on the upper reaches of Mulberry Creek,...but that was the two main roads traveled then, one called the Elyton Road (Elyton Al was county seat of Jefferson County then) and the other was called The Fort Jackson road going east to west..(.to Tuscaloosa)...the railroad came through there to Montgomery in 1852...then Old Maplesville started moving to the railroad, to what was called new Maplesville (the Depot). (remains today) lots of the community went to Mulberry Church. It lists 55 pastors. Says the church was settled before Al became a state...settled by people from Ga and Edgefield Co S.C. mostly.About the time the church was organized.., the Mulberry settlement was incorporated into the confines of a new county, created by the Alabama Territorial Legislature sitting at St Stephens, on Feb 7 1818.The name of the new county was Cahawba, and the temporary seat of Justice was at The Falls, later known as Centreville.It was one of the first counties to be created. The Alabama Territory became the State of Alabama on Dec 14th, 1819. It goes on to tell about Gov.Bibb and his fall from a horse in 1820, resulting in his death and the county being changed to Bibb in his honor that same year,...and for fifty glorious years this church was in Bibb county. until 1868 when it became Chilton. It was written by Ulysses H. Abrams and published by Times Printing Co Montevallo, Al. I purchased second printing in 1995. Gotta run, now. Stella

Hello, As stated in several prior messages; there is no family data relative to any HINTON's nor MONTGOMERY's within the book "At Liberty On Bear Creek" by Charles E. Boyd: there are no pages; there are no paragraphs. In today reading the first portion of this book relative to the founding of Liberty as well as other area Churches I noted that Charles stated he was including the specific names of Founders, Pastors, Elders, Deacons, prominent and long-term members; passers-through etal. would be found in the appendix. I read through the appendix and I quote (albiet the tabs won't hold the words are here and in this order) APPENDIX Marriage Records Marriages With a few exceptions, the marriage records are based on secondary sources which are based on official records. The exceptions are based on Family Bibles, official copies of original records and letters to the writer. Under the H's "HINTON, John & Esther Montgomery 14 Sept. 1823 Tuscaloosa Co. MEMBERSHIP LISTS I. Sardis Baptist Church II. Liberty Baptist Church These lists have been prepared from the conference minutes of the two churches. The minutes do not always note when a member joined the church nor always when a member departed, so a precise record is not possible. In order to provide some chronology, members are listed by earliest mention by decade. In some cases, the member may have joined in the prior decade and in many cases, of course, members extended into the following decade or decades. MEMBERSHIP LIST SARDIS BAPTIST CHURCH (1819-1920) 1819-1829 HINTON, John there is no other occurance of this surname LIBERTY MEMBERSHIP LIST 1835 - 1982 There is no mention of the surnames HINTON nor MONTGOMERY in the membership lists nor the 1835 list of founding members. I find no HINTON's buried in Bibb Co. (1817-1974 survey by Howard F. McCord) pre-1900: only two after: a child 1909-1910 ... a child 1902-1903. In the earlier timeframes a county line was essentially an imaginary line in the dirt or across a lake/pond and it's not unusual on census to find a family enumerated "here" when you know they lived "there". You might wish to pursue the Tuscaloosa Co. site as whatever you may have been lead to believe was mayhaps within the covers of these Bibb Co. books appears to be no more than: one John HINTON married one Esther MONTGOMERY in 1823 TUSCALOOSA Co., Al. (verifiable on CD (Tuscaloosa Co.) with a possible clue to perhaps her parents? that at some point between the years of 1819-1829 one John HINTON attended Sardis Church. Happy New Year to All on the List! ... Pers In a message dated 1/2/07 3:00:56 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Message: 3 > Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2007 00:09:41 -0500 > From: "Ayers, B. J." <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] FW: The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- > To: <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>, > <[email protected]> > Message-ID: > <[email protected]> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > > > 01JAN07 > > MISS. CONNIE; > LIST; > > Thanks for the Intel on the *BEAR CREEK BOOK*, We guess the sources that > told us of this book apparently were going on "Third-Hand Information"!!! > > What else do you know about this Book ON- *LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH*??? > Do You- "BY CHANCE HAVE THIS BOOK"??? > If it is just a few pages mentioned about the *HINTONS*, Could you scan > them in to the Computer, and/or- "PARA-PHRASE some of what it says"???

Connie, I am familiar with the "Liberty" and "Haysop" books .....what is mr Boyd's third book that you have referred to? Thanks, paul

Connie I am 'eavesdropping " on your answer to Evelyn.I just wanted to tell yo, I ordered the book today from Mr. Boyd. I have read it before, a long time ago.....I think at the Centreville Library.....maybe the Tuscaloosa Library. I too, like these kinds of books about an area. If names are thrown in...so much the better.Most of the names are familiar when you live in a community all your life. Thanks again for posting the addy for the book. He answered my email immediately. I plan to ask what the other books are, and if they are available, that you referred to.I have the book on Mulberry Church in Chilton...it is great. I got it at Chilton Co Library in Clanton.. I think it is better to have your own books. Stella

Connie, thanks for your rambling . . . and for the remembrance of Herman - we old timers still miss him and Pat Black-Kling, who also shared a wealth of information on Bibb places and families and was the first list administrator until her untimely death a few years ago. I would also recommend, as I have done many times previously, that any new researcher on the Bibb list go to the RootsWeb "archives" and search them. Hopefully most of the subjects listed are pertinent to the content. I would think that Hardy CLEMENTS must be mentioned in some of the older postings - don't remember reading about the HINTON and MONTGOMERY names but since I was tracking the Caffee/Smith and related families I wouldn't have noticed. ARCHIVES: Great tool for research as well as checking for activity on the list ~ http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/ALBIBB You can do a specific search or browse the ARCHIVES for postings made since September 1997. Search the list periodically to see if previous postings pertain to your current research. You may see a name or subject that had no meaning 2 years ago but now provides a clue or answer due to what you have since learned about your family names and lines. And don't forget the ever expanding US GENWEB for Bibb at http://www.rootsweb.com/~albibb/ . It also has an impressive amount of history and genealogy about Bibb County with links to surrounding counties. Caroline Horton List Administrator ----- Original Message ----- From: "Connie Parnell- Beverly" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 9:40 AM Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] FW: The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- . . . I gave you all that was mentioned about the Hinton families in the Liberty Church and Haysop books. If I was you, I would try the cemetery records of Bibb and Tuscaloosa counties. There is a book by a Mr. McCord that has the cemeteries of Bibb County. I got a lot of information from that book. For some reason I am partial to cemetery books. I guess because it has birth and death dates. My husband has relatives from Randolph County, Alabama, and they have all their cemeteries online. That to me, is just a wealth of information. Tuscaloosa County has a lot of cemeteries, and it would be a tremendous help if they were all online. The book by Mr. McCord is wonderful. I broke down and bought that one, the same summer I purchased the books by Charles Boyd. Between the four books, I gained much needed insight into Bibb County. The late Herman Belcher, who was a mainstay of Bibb County Internet geneology, provided so much to me. He was such a wonderful man and had so much information he was willing to share. Historical information suffered a tremendous loss with his death. Anyway, I have rambled to long. > > > Connie Parnell-Beverly

I can't believe I for got to mention Pat. She was so helpful. They were both such wonderful people. There was no one like them on any list I have ever been associated with. Their deaths were such a loss for us all. Connie Parnell-Beverly caroline <[email protected]> wrote: Connie, thanks for your rambling . . . and for the remembrance of Herman - we old timers still miss him and Pat Black-Kling, who also shared a wealth of information on Bibb places and families and was the first list administrator until her untimely death a few years ago. I would also recommend, as I have done many times previously, that any new researcher on the Bibb list go to the RootsWeb "archives" and search them. Hopefully most of the subjects listed are pertinent to the content. I would think that Hardy CLEMENTS must be mentioned in some of the older postings - don't remember reading about the HINTON and MONTGOMERY names but since I was tracking the Caffee/Smith and related families I wouldn't have noticed. ARCHIVES: Great tool for research as well as checking for activity on the list ~ http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/ALBIBB You can do a specific search or browse the ARCHIVES for postings made since September 1997. Search the list periodically to see if previous postings pertain to your current research. You may see a name or subject that had no meaning 2 years ago but now provides a clue or answer due to what you have since learned about your family names and lines. And don't forget the ever expanding US GENWEB for Bibb at http://www.rootsweb.com/~albibb/ . It also has an impressive amount of history and genealogy about Bibb County with links to surrounding counties. Caroline Horton List Administrator ----- Original Message ----- From: "Connie Parnell- Beverly" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 9:40 AM Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] FW: The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- . . . I gave you all that was mentioned about the Hinton families in the Liberty Church and Haysop books. If I was you, I would try the cemetery records of Bibb and Tuscaloosa counties. There is a book by a Mr. McCord that has the cemeteries of Bibb County. I got a lot of information from that book. For some reason I am partial to cemetery books. I guess because it has birth and death dates. My husband has relatives from Randolph County, Alabama, and they have all their cemeteries online. That to me, is just a wealth of information. Tuscaloosa County has a lot of cemeteries, and it would be a tremendous help if they were all online. The book by Mr. McCord is wonderful. I broke down and bought that one, the same summer I purchased the books by Charles Boyd. Between the four books, I gained much needed insight into Bibb County. The late Herman Belcher, who was a mainstay of Bibb County Internet geneology, provided so much to me. He was such a wonderful man and had so much information he was willing to share. Historical information suffered a tremendous loss with his death. Anyway, I have rambled to long. > > > Connie Parnell-Beverly ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Did Mr. Boyd write the book on Chilton County? I don't think I have any relatives from there, but you never know. Seems like I do remember the name Sharbutt being in Chilton County. Maybe that is why I don't have much information on them, because I don't know much about Chilton County. Connie Parnell-Beverly [email protected] wrote: Connie I am 'eavesdropping " on your answer to Evelyn.I just wanted to tell yo, I ordered the book today from Mr. Boyd. I have read it before, a long time ago.....I think at the Centreville Library.....maybe the Tuscaloosa Library. I too, like these kinds of books about an area. If names are thrown in...so much the better.Most of the names are familiar when you live in a community all your life. Thanks again for posting the addy for the book. He answered my email immediately. I plan to ask what the other books are, and if they are available, that you referred to.I have the book on Mulberry Church in Chilton...it is great. I got it at Chilton Co Library in Clanton.. I think it is better to have your own books. Stella ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Just for you "BA in North GA".....From my AL Land books I checked the St Stephens Land book, no Hardy Clements, no John Hinton, no James Montgomery......so I checked the other AL land books and think you will be well pleased with what I found. Old Montgomery Land Office Records "Reg of Receipts, Jan 1834-Dec 1844, SG 4604" Milledgeville GA, Active and Forfieted Stock 1815-1835, Ledger 1, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa Certificate Number: 12806 Date: 23 Mar 1816 Issued to: Joy & Dexter Surrendered by: James C Montgomery & Jacob S Turner Amount Paid: 25 Old Huntsville Land Office Records "Register of Receipts 1820-1841, Book 400" Date: 5 Dec 1820 Purchaser: Hardy Clements Residence: Lincoln Co, TN Sec 7 Twp 13 Rg 3W Date: 1 Feb 1834 Purchaser: James Madison Montgomery Residence: Lawrence Co, AL Sec 10 Twp 7 Rg 8W "Register of Certificates 1818-1820, Ledger 127" Date: 3 Apr 1818 Purchaser: James Montgomery Residence: Limestone Co, AT (Alabama Territory) Sec 5 Twp 4 Rg 3W Date: 13 Jan 1819 Purchaser: James Montgomery Residence: Madison Co, AT Sec 36 Twp 6 Rg 9W Old Mardisville, Lebannon & Centre Land Office Records "Mardisville Reg of Receipts, 1834-1836, SG4441" Date: 17 Jan 1834 Purchaser: Hardy Clements Resided: Tuscaloosa Co, AL Sec 2 Twp 20 Rg 4 "Military Land Warrant Locations, Lebannon, AL 1847-1860, SG5165" Warrant No: 1517 Date of Warrant: 8 Mar 1848 Warrantee: James M Montgomery Location: Sec 30 Twp 8 Rg 5 Located by: Redding Reeves Warrant No: 3223 Date of Warrant: 31 Oct 1848 Warrantee: James M Montgomery Location: Sec 31 Twp 16 Rg 6 Located by: James M Montgomery Old Tuskaloosa Land Office Records "Tuskaloosa Reg of Receipts, 2 Jul 1821-25 Feb 1835, Book 408" Date: 27 Aug 1821 Name: Hardy Clements Residence: Lincoln Co, TN Sec 22 Twp 16 Rg 2W "Military Land Warrant Locations, Ledger 419" Warrant No: 1821 In Favor of: Hardy Clements, Assignee for Robert Holmes Tayler Sec 10 Twp 24 Rg 8E Date: 30 Jul 1852 Located by: Hardy Clements "Military Warrants, Ledger 426" Warrant No: 11418 In Favor of: Rowland J Raines Sec 28 Twp 24 Rg 7E Date: 5 Jul 1852 Located by: Hardy Clements, Assignee Warrant No: 15617 In Favor of: William Wright Sec 8 Twp 24 Rg 8E Date: 5 Jul 1852 Located by: Hardy Clements, Assignee Warrant No: 24753 In Favor of: George T Washington Sec 11 Twp 24 Rg 8E Date: 23 Jul 1852 Located by: Hardy Clements, Assignee "Register of Receipts, Tuskaloosa Land Office, Ledger 418, Oct 1836-Sept 1859" Date: 12 Jan 1855 Purchaser: John Hinton Resides in: Tuscaloosa Co Sec 20 Twp 19 Rg 11W Old Cahaba Land Office Records "Register of Receipts, Book 304, Jul 1820-Dec 1835" Date: 8 Jun 1824 Purchaser: Hardy Clements Residence: Tuskaloosa Co Sec 2 Twp 20 Rg 6 "Receivers Office, Milledgeville, GA, Book 300, Aug 17-Nov 1818" Date: Oct 1818 Purchaser: James C Montgomery Residence: Jackson Co, GA Sec 18 Twp 16 Rg 9 "Receivers Office at Cahaba, Jan 1819-Mar 1819, Ledger 302" Purchaser: James M. C. Montgomery Date: Jan 1819 Residence: Jackson Co, GA Sec 1 Twp 16 Rg 7 "Receivers Ledger, Milledgeville & Cahaba, Jan 1819-Dec 1819, Book 334" Date: 22 Jan 1819 Purchaser: James M. C. Montgomery Location: Jackson Co, GA Sec 19 Twp 16 Rg 8 It is my belief that the James Madison and the James M. C. Montgomery are one and the same. The above should give you two good clues. On your Hardy Clements, was in Lincoln Co, TN and the dates he was there. On your James Montgomery....Jackson Co, GA. I have quite a few books on GA here. I have been quite sick all through the holidays (germs picked up at my granddaughter's school Christmas party) or I would have gotten this sent for you before now. Enjoy!!.....Judi Parker, Pinson, AL (Jeff Co)

"The Devil's Den" about the 44th Alabama during the Civil War. [email protected] wrote: Connie, I am familiar with the "Liberty" and "Haysop" books .....what is mr Boyd's third book that you have referred to? Thanks, paul ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Evelyn, there is an entire chapter on the Ward Family. It begins with John Edward Ward, JR. This man faught in the Revolutionary Ward, it ends with a Reverand Daniel Merril Ward, who was a minister at Haysop Church. That would mean he was mentioned in the Haysop book also. I am not computer literate enough to know how to get that to you, but surely there is a way. If you know make sme suggestions, and I will try to get it to you. Connie Parnell-Beverly Evelyn <[email protected]> wrote: John Brown, Would you mind looking at the index in this book for any WARD families? Thanks in advance for your time and trouble! Evelyn ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Hello, Yes I have all three books by Mr. Boyd about the area of Bibb and Tuscaloosa County which would be of concern to those around Duncanville, Haysop, Liberty Church and Bear Creek. My grandmother was a Pearson/Pierson. She was related to the Stewart, Steele, Miller, Reach, Majure, and Greer families of Bibb County; and all the connections to that area. I gave you all that was mentioned about the Hinton families in the Liberty Church and Haysop books. If I was you, I would try the cemetery records of Bibb and Tuscaloosa counties. There is a book by a Mr. McCord that has the cemeteries of Bibb County. I got a lot of information from that book. For some reason I am partial to cemetery books. I guess because it has birth and death dates. My husband has relatives from Randolph County, Alabama, and they have all their cemeteries online. That to me, is just a wealth of information. Tuscaloosa County has a lot of cemeteries, and it would be a tremendous help if they were all online. The book by Mr. McCord is wonderful. I broke down and bought that one, the same summer I purchased the books by Charles Boyd. Between the four books, I gained much needed insight into Bibb County. The late Herman Belcher, who was a mainstay of Bibb County Internet geneology, provided so much to me. He was such a wonderful man and had so much information he was willing to share. Historical information suffered a tremendous loss with his death. Anyway, I have rambled to long. Connie Parnell-BEverly "Ayers, B. J." <[email protected]> wrote: 01JAN07 MISS. CONNIE; LIST; Thanks for the Intel on the *BEAR CREEK BOOK*, We guess the sources that told us of this book apparently were going on "Third-Hand Information"!!! What else do you know about this Book ON- *LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH*??? Do You- "BY CHANCE HAVE THIS BOOK"??? If it is just a few pages mentioned about the *HINTONS*, Could you scan them in to the Computer, and/or- "PARA-PHRASE some of what it says"??? Looking for ANY Intel on Pioneers Families to the "S.E.TUSCALOOSA,ALABAMA AREAS"--GA to AL-(circa early- 1820's). *OLD SARDIS CHURCH*---*GILGAL BAPTIST CHURCH*??? Looking for ANY Intel on SURNAMES- [In Alabama]; *HINTON*--*MONTGOMERY*--*BROWN*--*AYERS*??? Again, THANKS For all of your Intel, and Input for us, and for the "LIST"!! THANKS to ALL who answered our POST this past year of-2006- HAPPY NEW YEAR & GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA! -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Parnell- Beverly Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2006 1:12 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] FW: The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- HEllo, I reread the first five chapters, and I am sorry but they are not mentioned. They are not in the index, either. All of the books by Mr. Boyd are truly a wealth of information about this area; but, the Hinton family is not mentioned in this book, or so says the index. I have the book right next to me. That is not to say they were not in the area, but he did not mention them in this book. In the Haysop book, a Bertha Hinton is mentioned on p. 97--she is mentioned as being the wife of Loman Earnest Boyd, who is the son of Van Buren Boyd and Mignon Yeage--that is my interpretation of the paragraph. In the Liberty Church book, there is a John Hinton mentioned as being a member of the Sardis Church from 1819-1829. Maybe that will help you some. But as far as a whole chapter on the Hintons' I'm sorry but no. Connie Parnell-Beverly "Ayers, B. J." wrote: MISS> BEVERLY; Could you please check in the BOOK, to see if In Fact The *HINTONS* ARE NOT MENTIONED?? So Many sources have Referred to this-[Elusive]-BOOK, as a WEALTH of Intel on Early PIONEERS TO THIS AREA, and on the *HINTONS* who were said to have been, early COMMUNITY LEADERS in this area??? When you have the time, we pray for just a few Minutes!! THANKS & GOD BLESS A HAPPY & BLESSED NEW YEAR SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GEORGIA -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Parnell- Beverly Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 9:28 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- They are not mentioned in the index of the "said book".. "Ayers, B. J." wrote: 28DEC06 TO; MISS.CONNIE- LIST- RE; "AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"---By "BOYD" Per your Response about the above BOOK, You say It Does NOT- Have any---*HINTON* nor *MONTGOMERY* FAMILIES, Is that Correct??? Many Sources have said that several---*HINTON*--- FAMILIES were Mentioned in said BOOK, with the "First PIONEER- FAMILIES", to this "S.E. TUSCALOOSA/ BEAR CREEK areas of ALABAMA"!! They helped to CHARTER & ORGANIZE the *OLD SARDIS* - (circa- 1819) & *GILGAL BAPTIST CHURCHS*- (circa- early- 1830's)! What FAMILIES are Mentioned in said BOOK???? THANKS & GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA! SURNAMES; *HINTON* --*MONTGOMERY* --*BROWN*-- *AYERS*!!! -----Original Message----- From: [email protected]otsweb.com [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Parnell- Beverly Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 7:21 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- Hello, I have a copy of the book "At Liberty on Bear Creek" by Charles Boyd. It does not have a Hinton or Montgomery mentioned in the book. Connie Parnell-Beverly "Ayers, B. J." wrote: Looking for the BOOK--- "*AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK*"---- [Any BOOK on PIONEERS TO ALABAMA-With "HINTON & MONTGOMERY"]!!! Written about the First Settlers-(circa- early-1820's) - to the "TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA" areas! *HINTON and MONTGOMERY FAMILIES* and Others----First Settled in the "S.E. TUSCALOOSA COUNTY" areas around the *BEAR CREEK* and areas which became the "TALEDEGA NAT. FOREST" and "BIBB BOUNTY"!!! Helped Establish the *OLD SARDIS* - (circa- 1819) & *GILGAL BAPTIST CHURCHS* - (circa- 1830)!! We are looking to "INTER- LIBRARY XFER" if Possible! Looking for the Family of our gggrandfather- *JOHN HINTON*- (b. JOCO, NC-circa- 1790-1843). Married in "TUSCALOOSA COUNTY, AL."- (1823) --- *EASTER/ ester (MONTGOMERY) - HINTON* - (b. GA- circa- 1797- 1870)!!! THANKS AND GOD BLESS A GOOD & BLESSED NEW YEAR TO ONE & ALL. SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA! SURNAMES; *HINTON*-- *MONTGOMERY* -- *BROWN* -- *AYERS* ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! 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John Brown, Would you mind looking at the index in this book for any WARD families? Thanks in advance for your time and trouble! Evelyn

01JAN07 MISS. CONNIE; LIST; Thanks for the Intel on the *BEAR CREEK BOOK*, We guess the sources that told us of this book apparently were going on "Third-Hand Information"!!! What else do you know about this Book ON- *LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH*??? Do You- "BY CHANCE HAVE THIS BOOK"??? If it is just a few pages mentioned about the *HINTONS*, Could you scan them in to the Computer, and/or- "PARA-PHRASE some of what it says"??? Looking for ANY Intel on Pioneers Families to the "S.E.TUSCALOOSA,ALABAMA AREAS"--GA to AL-(circa early- 1820's). *OLD SARDIS CHURCH*---*GILGAL BAPTIST CHURCH*??? Looking for ANY Intel on SURNAMES- [In Alabama]; *HINTON*--*MONTGOMERY*--*BROWN*--*AYERS*??? Again, THANKS For all of your Intel, and Input for us, and for the "LIST"!! THANKS to ALL who answered our POST this past year of-2006- HAPPY NEW YEAR & GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA! -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Parnell- Beverly Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2006 1:12 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] FW: The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- HEllo, I reread the first five chapters, and I am sorry but they are not mentioned. They are not in the index, either. All of the books by Mr. Boyd are truly a wealth of information about this area; but, the Hinton family is not mentioned in this book, or so says the index. I have the book right next to me. That is not to say they were not in the area, but he did not mention them in this book. In the Haysop book, a Bertha Hinton is mentioned on p. 97--she is mentioned as being the wife of Loman Earnest Boyd, who is the son of Van Buren Boyd and Mignon Yeage--that is my interpretation of the paragraph. In the Liberty Church book, there is a John Hinton mentioned as being a member of the Sardis Church from 1819-1829. Maybe that will help you some. But as far as a whole chapter on the Hintons' I'm sorry but no. Connie Parnell-Beverly "Ayers, B. J." <[email protected]> wrote: MISS> BEVERLY; Could you please check in the BOOK, to see if In Fact The *HINTONS* ARE NOT MENTIONED?? So Many sources have Referred to this-[Elusive]-BOOK, as a WEALTH of Intel on Early PIONEERS TO THIS AREA, and on the *HINTONS* who were said to have been, early COMMUNITY LEADERS in this area??? When you have the time, we pray for just a few Minutes!! THANKS & GOD BLESS A HAPPY & BLESSED NEW YEAR SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GEORGIA -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Parnell- Beverly Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 9:28 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- They are not mentioned in the index of the "said book".. "Ayers, B. J." wrote: 28DEC06 TO; MISS.CONNIE- LIST- RE; "AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"---By "BOYD" Per your Response about the above BOOK, You say It Does NOT- Have any---*HINTON* nor *MONTGOMERY* FAMILIES, Is that Correct??? Many Sources have said that several---*HINTON*--- FAMILIES were Mentioned in said BOOK, with the "First PIONEER- FAMILIES", to this "S.E. TUSCALOOSA/ BEAR CREEK areas of ALABAMA"!! They helped to CHARTER & ORGANIZE the *OLD SARDIS* - (circa- 1819) & *GILGAL BAPTIST CHURCHS*- (circa- early- 1830's)! What FAMILIES are Mentioned in said BOOK???? THANKS & GOD BLESS SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA! SURNAMES; *HINTON* --*MONTGOMERY* --*BROWN*-- *AYERS*!!! -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Connie Parnell- Beverly Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 7:21 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ALBIBB] The BOOK---"AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK"--- Hello, I have a copy of the book "At Liberty on Bear Creek" by Charles Boyd. It does not have a Hinton or Montgomery mentioned in the book. Connie Parnell-Beverly "Ayers, B. J." wrote: Looking for the BOOK--- "*AT LIBERTY ON BEAR CREEK*"---- [Any BOOK on PIONEERS TO ALABAMA-With "HINTON & MONTGOMERY"]!!! Written about the First Settlers-(circa- early-1820's) - to the "TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA" areas! *HINTON and MONTGOMERY FAMILIES* and Others----First Settled in the "S.E. TUSCALOOSA COUNTY" areas around the *BEAR CREEK* and areas which became the "TALEDEGA NAT. FOREST" and "BIBB BOUNTY"!!! Helped Establish the *OLD SARDIS* - (circa- 1819) & *GILGAL BAPTIST CHURCHS* - (circa- 1830)!! We are looking to "INTER- LIBRARY XFER" if Possible! Looking for the Family of our gggrandfather- *JOHN HINTON*- (b. JOCO, NC-circa- 1790-1843). Married in "TUSCALOOSA COUNTY, AL."- (1823) --- *EASTER/ ester (MONTGOMERY) - HINTON* - (b. GA- circa- 1797- 1870)!!! THANKS AND GOD BLESS A GOOD & BLESSED NEW YEAR TO ONE & ALL. SEMPER FI BA- IN NORTH GA! SURNAMES; *HINTON*-- *MONTGOMERY* -- *BROWN* -- *AYERS* ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! 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The following was posted on the Tuscaloosa mail list by Charlotte Tucker. It's a great list of smaller cemeteries in Tuscaloosa Co. and pertinent to Bibb Co. due to the proximity to Tuscaloosa. Many of the surnames of Bibb are listed in these cemeteries. Thanks, Charlotte ~ Caroline Horton, List Administrator ...........have you checked Chuck Gerdau's USGenWeb site? ... he has wonderful cemetery information. You can find this at http://www.rootsweb.com/~altuscal/ ........ and the Beasey Hendrix book "Old Cemeteries Found in Tuscaloosa County" and index is here http://www.rootsweb.com/~altuscal/cemetery/beaseyhendrixjr/ [Name index is provided] Beasey Hendrix, deceased, was vitally interested in preserving Tuscaloosa County history and made outstanding contributions from the Civil War era and in cemetery preservation in Tuscaloosa County. His (Beasey's) online index and book is provided by Chuck Gerdau, coordinator of the USGenWeb website for Tuscaloosa County.

Ditto!!! Carol -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of caroline Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2006 6:49 PM To: BIBB CHAT; BIBB Subject: [ALBIBB-CHAT] Happy New Year May You Have A Bright and Happy New Year! May the skies above be bright for you, Life's pathway smooth, your friends prove true, And every blessing from above, Be mingled with many thoughts of love. (Copied from the US Genweb Archives Newsletter) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message