Angie Bullock Co., was formed in 1866 out of portions of Barbour, Pike, Montgomery and Macon Counties. You need to look for your family members in all of the counties. Genealogy research is not easy for anyone, especially persons of African-American descent. I am encouraged by your persistance in locating your family members, however, you may need to explore other resources and research methods other than the computer. Since beginning my computer research in 1996, I have not found anything on my Davis family other than social security records and the 1870 census. As I mentioned to you a few months ago, I recommend (1)that you contact the Union Springs Chamber of Commerce for info on the area. (2) that you visit the court houses in the area(s) you are researching. Many Af-American records are available in the court house(s). In addition, you can request a Reference Request Form from the Alabama Archive (P.O.Box 300100, Montgomery, AL 36130-0100) E-mail address www.archives.state.al.us. For a $20 fee a staff member will research one surname in four separate records of the following five (Probate Records, Confederate Military Records, Other AL Military Records, Other AL Records- surname files, maps, private manuscripts, newspapers on microfilm, and AL Federal Census Records from 1820 - 1920). Don't give up. I will continue to keep an eye out for your surnames and notify you of possible leads. On an ancestral journey Emily