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Look-up needed if anyone has the resources out there. (1) I am looking for a group of Thomas families living as neighbors on the 1870 Perot, Bullock, AL cencus. The head of households are: 1. James THOMAS 2. James D. THOMAS 3. Wade H. THOMAS 4. John F. THOMAS 5. William THOMAS I am looking for the particulars of these households. Looking for Asa G. THOMAS in one of the households...he may possibly be married by this point and have children. I would like, if possible to have the particulars on all of these THOMAS families. They are all related and by 1880 most have moved on the AR. I am trying to determine what happened to Asa G. THOMAS and his wife. In the 1880 Sebastian AR census. My ggrandfather Alonzo H.THOMAS and his younger brother Edward are living with their uncle Wade H. THOMAS. Asa G. Thomas and his wife are nowhere to be found. (2) Does anyone have access to marriage & death records to see if Asa G THOMAS and his wife (possibly Elizabeth Morrison) married and or passed away in Perot, Bullock , AL? Any help with this family would be greatly appreciated. I just received the name as Asa THOMAS as the probable father of Alonzo. This has been a brick wall for 10 yrs. I will gladly pay for copies and postage of anything found. Thank you and may you all have a happy, healthy, and wisdom filled New Year. Carrie THOMAS-DOMINGUEZ ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

A JOYOUS HOLIDAY SEASON AND CONTINUED SUCCESS IN UNCOVERING YOUR ROOTS. JOANN JNorman578@aol.com Researching names: Graham, Munn, Black, McCormick, Fitzpatrick,etc. Fort, Ligon, Menefee, Rush

Does anyone know of or about WILLIAM A> PARKER b. abt 1883, wife MINNIE b. abt 1887. Their children were BERTHA<PAULINE<ROBERT<WILLIAM<EFFIE<EVA and LUTHER. They were farmers in St Claire Co. and Jefferson Co. Alabama during the 1920 cenus taking. There were two other children, RUTH and PAUL C. that appeared with WILLIAM A. and possible 2nd wife EMMA JANE KUYKENDOLL in Kerrville(Shelby Co.) Tn. that same year. Any help would be appreciated. Bob Parker Sgtmajrp@aol.com

Does anyone know of any Macon, Tallapoosa , Bullock, and Elmore County Alabama PARKERS who are of Native American lineage. Bob Parker Sgtmajrp@aol.com

Hi all, Merry Christmas. It has been a very exciting year for me. I finally found the grave of Nathan and had it marked with a CSA marker. As I signed the form I noticed that it was exactly 121 years from the day he died in Union Springs. He is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. Gray Funeral Home did an outstanding job of putting up the marker. Now. Do any of you have CW veterans with no markers. If so you can have them marked. I have also found Nathan's brother Andrew J. Glover buried at Rock Mount Cemtery in Barbour Co. and Gray's will be placing his marker also. The total cost to me was $50.00 to Gray's for erecting the stone. If anyone has any info on the Glover family in the Barbour/Bullock/Henry/Geneva County area I will be most grateful to have it. Merry Christmas, Margie in Memphis

I am interested in dialoging with those researching the Anderson name of Pike and Bullock county Alabama. delbra

I am very interested in obtaining copies of any and all estate records for the years listed above for Bullock and Pike County Alabama. I have purchased the abstract books from the Pike county historical society but I am not able to find specific names I am looking for. Anyone researching these areas who have copies of estate records, please e-mail me. I will be willing to pay for copy and postage of them. Thanks in advance. delbra

Hi, I am new to your list. I am interested in the John P. & Lucy Wright Champion family. Could someone do a look up for me? The 1850 Bullock Census and Lucy's cemetery informaton. I think the family lived at Union Springs. Thanks so much.

Hi, Does anyone have any information on the surname PORTER who may have migrated to Macon/Bullock Co. area in the early 1800's from SC? Thanks! Evelyn Leslie

Hello: I'm seeking information on the decendants of Daniel and Nancy Black Graham, the Rumph family of Perote. I believe that Betsy was the great granddaughter of Daniel and has information, (a family Bible) on the history of the Graham family. I am a great, great granddaughter of Daniel. My great grandfather Neil (Neal) was one of their sons. Thanks for your time, JoAnn

Hello: I'm looking for information on Daniel and Nancy Black Graham who moved to Macon from Cumberland North Carolina in 1835. There children were Christian, Archibald, Nancy, Jr., Daniel, Jr., Catherine, Duncan and Neal. Daniel died I believe in 1835. Archibald was killed in Tennesse during the Civil War in 1862 or 1863. Neal was working as the overseer on the Thompson plantation according to the 1860 Macon county census. I know there are decendants still in the area and that one had the family Bible. I believe her name was Betsy Rumple and she lived in Perote. I would appreciate any information or leads. Thanks for your time, JoAnn

Hi List, This is a rephrasing of an earlier question, since I apparently did not make it clear what I am looking for. Around 1825-30, a large contingent of Scotch-Irish Presbyterians in SC broke from the church, mainly over the issue of slavery (after the SC legislature voted in favor of it.) Many of those opposed went to Illinois & Ohio. This also coincided with the opening of Alabama territory due to the Removals and many of these families who were in favor of States Rights and/or slavery migrated to Alabama. Both groups established churches wherever they settled. Some of these churches actually changed denomination due to a shortage of preachers in the wilderness. In later years, especially around centennial celebrations, many churches published a church history to commemorate their founding. I have purchased a few of these from some churches and they are invaluable little tools in family research, since the information contained therein was mostly contributed by descendants of early members and contains a lot of personal details not always found in the archives of church headquarters. My question: Does anyone know of any of these booklets having been published by any of the churches in the Union Springs area, or can you furnished any addresses so that we might write directly to the church? I am particularly interested in the early Presbyterian churches. Thank you, Evelyn Leslie

My grandmother Violetter and her mother Elizabeth Cope Anderson worked for the following families of Bullock county Alabama. I would like to dialogue with anyone who can give me some information on them. 1. Frazier Store 2. Gladys Reed and 3. Mr. Blue store off Highway 29

Could someone please do a lookup for me on the 1870 Al Cencus. The family was in Perot, Pike, AL on the 1860 cencus as well as several related families as neighbors. Would like to know if they are still there in 1870, or if they had moved on by then. Household Heads are Wade H. THOMAS, James THOMAS John F. THOMAS James D. THOMAS Especially interested to know if Alonzo Thomas is shown in Household of Wade THOMAS or any of these THOMASes. Alonzo was my ggrandfather and was listed with Wades household in 1880 AR. cencus. Trying to determine who his father was and what happened to his family. Thanks in advance to anyone who can check this out for me. I am about to go nuts trying to find his family!!!. Carrie Thomas-Dominguez

Cindy: Many families buried in family plots around 1850. I know of two cemeteries in Midway of a fairly good size. One in town, next to the Baptist Church, the other between Midway and Hurtsboro called Fellowship Cemetery. I have a copy of Fellowship, but not the Baptist Cemetery. You can view it on line at the Bullock County USGenweb site. Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: Cynthia Kirkland <grafxcat@airmail.net> To: <ALBULLOC-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 29, 1999 4:37 PM Subject: Midway Cemeteries in 1850-55? > Could anyone tell me, if someone died in Midway (which was in Barbour Co. > at that time) around 1850-1855 what cemeteries were around that they MIGHT > have been buried in? Midway is now in Bullock Co. which was formed in 1866. > > Thanks Cindy > >

Could anyone tell me, if someone died in Midway (which was in Barbour Co. at that time) around 1850-1855 what cemeteries were around that they MIGHT have been buried in? Midway is now in Bullock Co. which was formed in 1866. Thanks Cindy

Interested in dialogueing with those researching the Smith surname. Especially John Smith.

Hello: I'm looking for Bessie Rumple or her decendants who have the Graham family information that was contained in the Daniel Graham Bible. I have been researching this family who are my decendants. JoAnn

Does anybody have any links to family in Fort Hull, Macon Co., Alabama? Fort Hull is a small community about 6 miles south of the county seat, Tuskegee. I have learned that some of my family members are buried there. I am interested in the surnames of other families living in the area. Annette Researching... mother's surnames: HARPER GREENE SPEED TARVER LENNARD/LEONARD LANE father's surnames: KROUSE BESTED(A/ER) AUSTIN PATRICK ... mostly in AL counties.