From research sources Nancy was the second wife of Aaron Pitts, she was Nancy Ann Gilbert. Aaron's first wife was Elizabeth Chandler ----- Original Message ----- From: Bill Ikerd <ozarkike@carrollsweb.com> To: <ALCHAMBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 1:52 PM Subject: Re: [ALCHAMBE-L] Wallace / Wallis > Do you know Nancy Pitts' parents names? > I really have 2 Pitts' lines in AL/GA/SC, but haven't found a source to > connect this Nancy to them. > Thanks, > Bill > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Judy" <jimmy4cb@comcast.net> > To: <ALCHAMBE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 1:16 PM > Subject: Re: [ALCHAMBE-L] Wallace / Wallis > > > > Hugh Wallace is my gggrandfather....and I have the Pitts connection I > think. > > Judy > > > > jimmy4cb@comcast.net > > > > > Hi Judy and Janet, > > > > > > Below are some notes I have, but have this family in my database, but > have > > > not connected to my PITTS family yet. Nancy was a PITTS, but have not > > proven > > > she is connected at this point. This family living in amongst my other > > PITTS > > > families, so believe a connection is there somewhere. > > > Do any of these ring a bell? I don't have a Jesse Wallace/Wallis in my > db. > > > > > > Bill > > > > > > !RESIDENCES: THE PEOPLE OF CHAMBERS CO., AL. [I own vols 2 and 3...wei] > > Vol. > > > 2 - 1850 Census. > > > p. 230. Hugh Wallace was a Justice of the Peace. > > > H1212. Hugh Wallace 45 m SC farmer 15 slaves R2000 > > > Nancy 37 f SC > > > William C* 14 m SC > > > Washington M 12 m AL > > > John 10 m AL > > > Elisabeth A 8 f AL > > > Caroline C 6 f AL > > > Marian D 4 f AL > > > James B 2 m AL > > > Jane (Nancy?) Pitts 75 f SC > > > Footnotes:* Chambers Co ML V5 #53 issued to William C Wallis and > Martha > > J > > > Stanley Oct 18, 1853 by A Shotwell (MG), James S Mitchell and E Muse > other > > > Bondsman; Chambers Co ML V5 #418-1 issued to William C Wallis & > Elizabeth > > > (or S) Stanley, Sep 17, 1857 by William D Harrington (MG) (The brides > were > > > sisters (see p. 379 HH346 1850 census)). > > > > > > NOTE: The William C above could be this one or another one, s/o Walter W > > > Wallace, who was b. ca 1831. The latter marr. above could be > another...wei > > > NOTE: Also see p. 379 re Stanley the ref...wei > > > p. 226. Chambers Co. ML V5 #586-2 issued to John F Wallace and Susan E > > > Boazman, June 10, 1860 by William D Harrington (MG) at res Bainbridge > > > Boazman (her father) - see ref for more...wei > > > This makes her only 13 years old at marriage...wei > > > Vol. 3 - 1860 census. > > > p. 345. > > > HH753. Hugh Wallace 53 m SC farmer R4000 P25000 21 slaves > > > Nancy 48 f SC > > > Elizabeth 18 f AL > > > Nancy C 16 f AL > > > Marion D 14 m AL > > > Killiard/Hilliard 9 m AL > > > Robert 7 m AL > > > Hugh F 5 m AL > > > Dempsey 2 m AL > > > John F* 20 m AL > > > Susan* 17 f AL > > > Footnotes: *Chambers Co ML V5 #586-2 issued to John F Wallace & Susan > E > > > Boazman June 10, 1860 by W D Harrington (MG) at res B. Boazman. > > > > ==== ALCHAMBE Mailing List ==== > Post your cemetery records to the list! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~alchambe/ > >

Whow!!! Thanks Judy. I just corrected my database. Now here was another reference that I had, and the reason I had Hugh's wife as Nancy Pitts. !BIOGRAPHY: Bobby L Lindsey. THE REASON FOR THE TEARS. (West Point, GA:Hester Printing Co., 1971) [I own...wei] p. 288. Janey Pitts b 1775 SC, was living in the household of Hugh Wallace and is family in 1850. Note--- this reference does not mentioned that this Nancy was wife of Aaron Pitts. But does mention Aaron Pitts married to a Nancy ???. p. 293.WALLACE: Hugh Wallace b 1805 SC; m Nancy Pitts, b 1813; Issue: William C b 1836 SC; Washington M Wallace b 1838 Mt Jefferson, Chambers Co., AL; John b 1840 Mt Jefferson; Elizabeth b 1842 Mt Jefferson; Caroline b 1844 Mt Jefferson Marian D Wallace b 1846 Mt Jefferson James Wallace b 1848 Mt Jefferson So, another reference that was incorrect. Do you know how the Nancy Pitts, b abt 1775 living with Hugh Wallace in 1850 is related to Hugh or his wife, Nancy, if at all? I did have a Nancy who married Aaron Pitts in my file. He is related. And I have a partial on his line. You say you have something on the Pitts? Bill

Do you know Nancy Pitts' parents names? I really have 2 Pitts' lines in AL/GA/SC, but haven't found a source to connect this Nancy to them. Thanks, Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judy" <jimmy4cb@comcast.net> To: <ALCHAMBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 1:16 PM Subject: Re: [ALCHAMBE-L] Wallace / Wallis > Hugh Wallace is my gggrandfather....and I have the Pitts connection I think. > Judy > > jimmy4cb@comcast.net > > > Hi Judy and Janet, > > > > Below are some notes I have, but have this family in my database, but have > > not connected to my PITTS family yet. Nancy was a PITTS, but have not > proven > > she is connected at this point. This family living in amongst my other > PITTS > > families, so believe a connection is there somewhere. > > Do any of these ring a bell? I don't have a Jesse Wallace/Wallis in my db. > > > > Bill > > > > !RESIDENCES: THE PEOPLE OF CHAMBERS CO., AL. [I own vols 2 and 3...wei] > Vol. > > 2 - 1850 Census. > > p. 230. Hugh Wallace was a Justice of the Peace. > > H1212. Hugh Wallace 45 m SC farmer 15 slaves R2000 > > Nancy 37 f SC > > William C* 14 m SC > > Washington M 12 m AL > > John 10 m AL > > Elisabeth A 8 f AL > > Caroline C 6 f AL > > Marian D 4 f AL > > James B 2 m AL > > Jane (Nancy?) Pitts 75 f SC > > Footnotes:* Chambers Co ML V5 #53 issued to William C Wallis and Martha > J > > Stanley Oct 18, 1853 by A Shotwell (MG), James S Mitchell and E Muse other > > Bondsman; Chambers Co ML V5 #418-1 issued to William C Wallis & Elizabeth > > (or S) Stanley, Sep 17, 1857 by William D Harrington (MG) (The brides were > > sisters (see p. 379 HH346 1850 census)). > > > > NOTE: The William C above could be this one or another one, s/o Walter W > > Wallace, who was b. ca 1831. The latter marr. above could be another...wei > > NOTE: Also see p. 379 re Stanley the ref...wei > > p. 226. Chambers Co. ML V5 #586-2 issued to John F Wallace and Susan E > > Boazman, June 10, 1860 by William D Harrington (MG) at res Bainbridge > > Boazman (her father) - see ref for more...wei > > This makes her only 13 years old at marriage...wei > > Vol. 3 - 1860 census. > > p. 345. > > HH753. Hugh Wallace 53 m SC farmer R4000 P25000 21 slaves > > Nancy 48 f SC > > Elizabeth 18 f AL > > Nancy C 16 f AL > > Marion D 14 m AL > > Killiard/Hilliard 9 m AL > > Robert 7 m AL > > Hugh F 5 m AL > > Dempsey 2 m AL > > John F* 20 m AL > > Susan* 17 f AL > > Footnotes: *Chambers Co ML V5 #586-2 issued to John F Wallace & Susan E > > Boazman June 10, 1860 by W D Harrington (MG) at res B. Boazman.

This is just about Hugh....have a lots more Judy 1 Hugh WALLACE ---------------------------------------- Birth: 7 Jan 1805, Newberry Dist. S.C. Death: 10 Jun 1888 Burial: Shady Grove Cemetery, Opelika, Al Father: William WALLACE (1789-) Mother: Mary WALLACE (1784-) Per census below Hugh & Nancy moved to Chambers Co. from S.C. Dec. 1835. There was a Nancy Pitts in the household age 75. Obit appeared in Opelika Democrat 7/ 12 /1888 1830: Newberry Co., S.C. - he was 20-30; she was 15-20 1840: Newberry Co., S.C. - he was 30-40; she was 20-30 1 f 5-10; 3 m under 5; 7 slaves Chambers County, Alabama 1850 Federal Census (Part 6) 19th Dist.,Britton Stamps, Asst. Marshal Dist. 19 1/2, J. S. Stamps, Asst. Marshal Hugh Wallace 45 M Farmer 2000 SC 15 slaves 1 runaway Nancy 37 F SC William C. 14 M SC Washington 12 M AL John 10 M AL Elizabeth A. 8 F AL Caroline C. 6 F AL Marian D. 4 F AL James B. 2 M AL Nancy Pitts 75 F SC........second wife of Aaron Pitts footnotes: Chambers Co ML V5 #53 issued to Wm C. Wallis and Martha J. Stanley, Oct 18 1853 by A. Shotwell (MG), James S. Mitchell & E.E. Muse other bondsmen. Chamber Co ML V5 #418-1 issued to Wm. C. Wallis & Elizabeth L. (or S.) Stanley, Sept 17, 1857 by Wm. D. Harrington (MG). The brides were sisters ( see HH346 1850 census) 1860 Chambers Co, Al. post office Beulah; farmer, real estate 4,000, pers. prop. 25,000. Hugh 53, Nance 48; Elizabeth 18, Nanace C. 16, Marion D. 14; Killis L. 9; Robert 7; Hugh F. 5; Dempsey 2; John F. Wallace 20; Susan 17. 1870: Lee Co., Al 65, real estate 3,000; pers. prop 1200; N.57; N (f) 25; E.N. (m) 19; A.F. (m) 17; R (m) 15; D (f) 12. 1880: Lee Co., Al. Hugh 75, Nancy 67; Elizabeth 38; Fillmore 24 (or 26); Ammie, his wife, 21. Washington Wallace 42; Martha 40; Carrie 19; William 19; Marion 17; Hugh 14; Kate 11; Thomas 10; Mattie 7; James 6; Sudia 3; George 1; Penny 1/12, b. Apr. Killis Wallace 29; Nancy 25; Leola 2 Source: The Heritage of Chamber County Hugh Wallace 1805-1888 William (circa 1780-1806) son of Captain John Wallace and Mary (1784-1811} daughter of William, Sr. above, had two children. Hugh and Catherine. Hugh was born January 7, 1805 and Catherine was born later. After William died Mary married William Brown. (Do not know at this time if any relation to the Thomas Brown, Jr. husband of Frances above.) They had one child, Winny. Mary died December 2, 1811, leaving Hugh and Catherine orphaned. Their guardianship papers are dated March 2, 1812. Winny stayed with her father and Hugh and Catherine went to their Uncle Hugh. William, Sr. disinherited all off-spring of his children who died before him, but Uncle Hugh and Grandma Mary included all. William son of Captain John had inherited the family homeplace when Captain John died, and rent from this property provided funds from 1813 to 1820 for the education of Hugh and Catherine. Hugh's earliest record of schooling is in 1814 when he was taught by James Gilliam for eight dollars. In 1815, Catherine joined him with E. Eastland teaching at six dollars each and James Shepperd at eight dollars apiece. Robert A. Evans was paid their tuition in 1816. In 1819, the two children went to a boarding school near Mountain Springs, SC named Mount Tabor Academy, taught by Stephen Shell for nine dollars each. A book of arithmetic problems in Hugh's handwriting contained the following quotes: "Hugh Wallace commenced 1st day of April 1819 and got through the 26th of October 1819. Hugh Wallaces Book dont steal this book my honest friend for fear the gallows may be yur end and at judgement day God Almighty will say you roguish rascal whose book you took away. April 19, 1819 Hugh Wallace. Hugh Wallace is my name, America is my station, to kiss every pretty girl, is my inclination. Hugh Wallaces cyphering Book. Hugh Wallaces Book, August 24th 1819. Mount Tabor School House. Hugh Wallace is my life, and happy will be the girl that is my wife. Hugh Wallace is out of the roots and he is glad of it. Hugh Wallace is my name, America is my Station, Newberry is my dwelling place, and Christ is my Salvation. When this yu see remember me. Mr. Shell has done it this 4th of April 1820. Hugh Wallace has not got no paper and he is through his arithmetic all but five leaves and if he had a half quire of paper it would carry him through. William Burgess taught them for 7.75 each in 1820. Sometime in 1825, Catherine married Jefferson Floyd son of Captain John Floyd, and on May 8, 1828, Hugh married Nancy Floyd (1812-1895), a niece of Jefferson Floyd. Hugh and Nancy's first child Mary Fannie, was born in Newberry. In December 1835, Hugh and family traveled to Chamber County to join his father-in-law, Cornelius Floyd. Many neighbors from Newberry and Lexington Districts in SC came about this time: David Shealey, Andrew Betts, Boazman, Rudd, Summers, Jamison and others. Upon arrival, he built a house on 640 acres of land he bought from Robert Floyd (his wife's uncle) and there he lived the rest of his life. This log structure, put together with wooden pegs, was originally two rooms with a sleeping loft. A kitchen was built as a separate room in back of the house. This was later joined to the house by an enclosed hall which became the dining room. The house, presently (1999) two stories with additional rooms, is located on what was then the Cusseta_Salem Road - now Lee County road 266 just off Highway 29. By 1843, Hugh was a justice of the peace and remained so until at least 1866, witnessing documents and performing countless marriages. The 1850 Agriculture Census shows him farming 500 acres-raising cattle, oxen, horses, sheep, swine, and growing wheat, Indian corn, oats, cotton, and sweet potatoes. At the death of his father-in-law, Cornelius Floyd, he bought 320 acres of land to the west with a sawmill on Halawakee Creek. In 1870, he added irish potatoes, peas, beans, and hay to his list of crops on 600 acres. By 1880, he was also raising fowl, barley, and corghum with an orchard of 20 apple and 75 peach trees; but now, at age 75, he was only farming 295 acres. The other land was given to his children, most of whom settled along the same road. This union was blessed with twelve children: 1.Mary Fannie (1833-1891) married William Jasper Adams 2. William Cornelius (1836-1928) 3. Washington McDuffie (1837-1915) married Mary Jane "Martha" Setzler 4. John F. (1839-1864), killed in the War between the States, married Sue E. Boazman 5. Elizabeth Newberry (1843-1928) married Nathaniel Macon 6. Nancy Caroline (1844-1932) married Thomas Martin Shealey 7. Marion DeKalb (1846-1888) married Mattie Adams 8. James D. (1848-1851) 9. Killis "Bunk" LaFayette (1851-1931) married Nancy A. Hudmon 10. Robert Adam (1853-1920) married Emma Love Matthers 11. Hugh Filmore (1856-1920) married Amarylis Pitts 12. Demsey A. (1858-?) married Lewis H. Hamilton "In the year 1844 or 1845 he joined the United Baptist denomination of Shady Grove, a house of worship and remained with that denomination until it dissolved. In 1886 he attached himself to the Protestant Methodist Church and remained with it. " By 1900, almost everyone in the vicinty of the two churches was related to Wallaces and/or Floyds. Submitted by : Prather Shealey, 856 Lee Rd. 265, Cusseta, Al 36852 Copied from Chamber County Heritage Book Hugh became the Justice of Peace for Beat 12 of Chambers Couty. WALLACE, Hugh (1805-1888) and wife, Nancy Floyd, came to Ala. from S.C. in 1835. He built and lived in a two-story house on Cusseta- Salem road. It still stands (1979).He was J.P., Beat 12, Chambers Co. (now Lee Co.). He divided his land with twelve ch., most of whom settled along Cusseta-Salem road: Mary Fannie m. William Jasper Adams; William C.; Washington McDuffie m. Mary Jane Setzler; John F. m. Sue E. Boazman; Elizabeth m. Nathaniel Macon; Nancy Caroline m. Thomas Martin Shealy; Mar- ion DeKalb m. Mattie Adams;James; Killis LaFayette m. Nancy A. Hudmon; Robert Adams m. Emma Love Mathews; Hugh Filmore m. Amarylis Pitts; Demsey m. Lewis H. Hamilton. (Mabel C. Ross). Spouse: Nancy "Nannie" FLOYD Birth: 28 Dec 1812, S.C. Death: 21 Jun 1895 Father: Cornelius "Neal" FLOYD (1789-1855) Mother: Nancy DAVIS (1792-) Marr: 8 May 1828 Children: Mary (Fannie) (1833-1891) William Cornelius (1836-1928) Washington McDuffie (1837-1915) John F. (1839-1864) Elizabeth Newberry "Aunt Puss" (1843-1928) Nancy Caroline (1844-1932) Marion DeKalb (1846-1888) James D (1848-1854) Killis LaFayette "Bunk" (1851-1931) J. Robert Adam (Bob) (1853-1920) Fillmore Hugh (1855-1920) Demsey A. (1858-) ----- Original Message ----- From: Bill Ikerd <ozarkike@carrollsweb.com> To: <ALCHAMBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 6:41 AM Subject: Re: [ALCHAMBE-L] Wallace / Wallis > Hi Judy and Janet, > > Below are some notes I have, but have this family in my database, but have > not connected to my PITTS family yet. Nancy was a PITTS, but have not proven > she is connected at this point. This family living in amongst my other PITTS > families, so believe a connection is there somewhere. > Do any of these ring a bell? I don't have a Jesse Wallace/Wallis in my db. > > Bill > > !RESIDENCES: THE PEOPLE OF CHAMBERS CO., AL. [I own vols 2 and 3...wei] Vol. > 2 - 1850 Census. > p. 230. Hugh Wallace was a Justice of the Peace. > H1212. Hugh Wallace 45 m SC farmer 15 slaves R2000 > Nancy 37 f SC > William C* 14 m SC > Washington M 12 m AL > John 10 m AL > Elisabeth A 8 f AL > Caroline C 6 f AL > Marian D 4 f AL > James B 2 m AL > Jane (Nancy?) Pitts 75 f SC > Footnotes:* Chambers Co ML V5 #53 issued to William C Wallis and Martha J > Stanley Oct 18, 1853 by A Shotwell (MG), James S Mitchell and E Muse other > Bondsman; Chambers Co ML V5 #418-1 issued to William C Wallis & Elizabeth > (or S) Stanley, Sep 17, 1857 by William D Harrington (MG) (The brides were > sisters (see p. 379 HH346 1850 census)). > > NOTE: The William C above could be this one or another one, s/o Walter W > Wallace, who was b. ca 1831. The latter marr. above could be another...wei > NOTE: Also see p. 379 re Stanley the ref...wei > p. 226. Chambers Co. ML V5 #586-2 issued to John F Wallace and Susan E > Boazman, June 10, 1860 by William D Harrington (MG) at res Bainbridge > Boazman (her father) - see ref for more...wei > This makes her only 13 years old at marriage...wei > Vol. 3 - 1860 census. > p. 345. > HH753. Hugh Wallace 53 m SC farmer R4000 P25000 21 slaves > Nancy 48 f SC > Elizabeth 18 f AL > Nancy C 16 f AL > Marion D 14 m AL > Killiard/Hilliard 9 m AL > Robert 7 m AL > Hugh F 5 m AL > Dempsey 2 m AL > John F* 20 m AL > Susan* 17 f AL > Footnotes: *Chambers Co ML V5 #586-2 issued to John F Wallace & Susan E > Boazman June 10, 1860 by W D Harrington (MG) at res B. Boazman. > > > > ==== ALCHAMBE Mailing List ==== > Who is your MOST WANTED? > Visit the USGenWeb Archives for Alabama > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/al/alfiles.htm > >

Hi Sandel, I have a JAMES HODNETT. He was my grandmother's first husband. He was born 1-25-1898 in Lee or Chambers county. He died 6-9-1927 and is buried in Hopewell Cemetery, Valley, Chambers county, AL. He is believed to have died of TB. Any connections? Thanks, Pam ----- Original Message ----- From: <AngelSandel@aol.com> To: <ALCHAMBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 12:06 PM Subject: Re: [ALCHAMBE-L] Wallace / Wallis > Hello, > I'm interested in the Pitts family connection to my Briskey/Brisky family > connection. > I've had wills or data with Pitts name poping up and wondered if you knew > anything. > Briskey was a very large historical family in Chambers County. There is a > family reunion October 5-6 for further info email seperately. > Sandel DeMastus > BRISKEY-L@rootsweb.com > Seattle, WA > Surnames: > Briskey,Brisky,Brisque,Demastus,Sutton,Meadows,Hodnett,Moore,McIntosh > willing to share and trade info > > > ==== ALCHAMBE Mailing List ==== > Send your marriage list here! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~alchambe/

Hugh Wallace is my gggrandfather....and I have the Pitts connection I think. Judy jimmy4cb@comcast.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Bill Ikerd <ozarkike@carrollsweb.com> To: <ALCHAMBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 6:41 AM Subject: Re: [ALCHAMBE-L] Wallace / Wallis > Hi Judy and Janet, > > Below are some notes I have, but have this family in my database, but have > not connected to my PITTS family yet. Nancy was a PITTS, but have not proven > she is connected at this point. This family living in amongst my other PITTS > families, so believe a connection is there somewhere. > Do any of these ring a bell? I don't have a Jesse Wallace/Wallis in my db. > > Bill > > !RESIDENCES: THE PEOPLE OF CHAMBERS CO., AL. [I own vols 2 and 3...wei] Vol. > 2 - 1850 Census. > p. 230. Hugh Wallace was a Justice of the Peace. > H1212. Hugh Wallace 45 m SC farmer 15 slaves R2000 > Nancy 37 f SC > William C* 14 m SC > Washington M 12 m AL > John 10 m AL > Elisabeth A 8 f AL > Caroline C 6 f AL > Marian D 4 f AL > James B 2 m AL > Jane (Nancy?) Pitts 75 f SC > Footnotes:* Chambers Co ML V5 #53 issued to William C Wallis and Martha J > Stanley Oct 18, 1853 by A Shotwell (MG), James S Mitchell and E Muse other > Bondsman; Chambers Co ML V5 #418-1 issued to William C Wallis & Elizabeth > (or S) Stanley, Sep 17, 1857 by William D Harrington (MG) (The brides were > sisters (see p. 379 HH346 1850 census)). > > NOTE: The William C above could be this one or another one, s/o Walter W > Wallace, who was b. ca 1831. The latter marr. above could be another...wei > NOTE: Also see p. 379 re Stanley the ref...wei > p. 226. Chambers Co. ML V5 #586-2 issued to John F Wallace and Susan E > Boazman, June 10, 1860 by William D Harrington (MG) at res Bainbridge > Boazman (her father) - see ref for more...wei > This makes her only 13 years old at marriage...wei > Vol. 3 - 1860 census. > p. 345. > HH753. Hugh Wallace 53 m SC farmer R4000 P25000 21 slaves > Nancy 48 f SC > Elizabeth 18 f AL > Nancy C 16 f AL > Marion D 14 m AL > Killiard/Hilliard 9 m AL > Robert 7 m AL > Hugh F 5 m AL > Dempsey 2 m AL > John F* 20 m AL > Susan* 17 f AL > Footnotes: *Chambers Co ML V5 #586-2 issued to John F Wallace & Susan E > Boazman June 10, 1860 by W D Harrington (MG) at res B. Boazman. > > > > ==== ALCHAMBE Mailing List ==== > Who is your MOST WANTED? > Visit the USGenWeb Archives for Alabama > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/al/alfiles.htm > >

Hello, I'm interested in the Pitts family connection to my Briskey/Brisky family connection. I've had wills or data with Pitts name poping up and wondered if you knew anything. Briskey was a very large historical family in Chambers County. There is a family reunion October 5-6 for further info email seperately. Sandel DeMastus BRISKEY-L@rootsweb.com Seattle, WA Surnames: Briskey,Brisky,Brisque,Demastus,Sutton,Meadows,Hodnett,Moore,McIntosh willing to share and trade info

Sorry, this is all I have on Hugh Wallace. I haven't actively searched this line account trying to connect to the PITTS line that I have. Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "jbird411" <jbird411@earthlink.net> To: <ALCHAMBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 11:42 AM Subject: Re: [ALCHAMBE-L] Wallace / Wallis > Hi Bill, > Do you know if Hugh had any brothers? Or his parents names? > Thanks, > Janet >

If any of your families have inner married into the large Briskey/Brisky family there is a family reunion in Milltown, ALabama October 5-6. Please email seperately for details. Thank you. Sandel DeMastus BRISKEY-L@rootsweb.com Seattle,WA I will be attending this year.

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Hi Bill, Do you know if Hugh had any brothers? Or his parents names? Thanks, Janet > Hi Judy and Janet, > > Below are some notes I have, but have this family in my database, but have > not connected to my PITTS family yet. Nancy was a PITTS, but have not proven > she is connected at this point. This family living in amongst my other PITTS > families, so believe a connection is there somewhere. > Do any of these ring a bell? I don't have a Jesse Wallace/Wallis in my db. > > Bill > > !RESIDENCES: THE PEOPLE OF CHAMBERS CO., AL. [I own vols 2 and 3...wei] Vol. > 2 - 1850 Census. > p. 230. Hugh Wallace was a Justice of the Peace. > H1212. Hugh Wallace 45 m SC farmer 15 slaves R2000 > Nancy 37 f SC > William C* 14 m SC > Washington M 12 m AL > John 10 m AL > Elisabeth A 8 f AL > Caroline C 6 f AL > Marian D 4 f AL > James B 2 m AL > Jane (Nancy?) Pitts 75 f SC > Footnotes:* Chambers Co ML V5 #53 issued to William C Wallis and Martha J > Stanley Oct 18, 1853 by A Shotwell (MG), James S Mitchell and E Muse other > Bondsman; Chambers Co ML V5 #418-1 issued to William C Wallis & Elizabeth > (or S) Stanley, Sep 17, 1857 by William D Harrington (MG) (The brides were > sisters (see p. 379 HH346 1850 census)). > > NOTE: The William C above could be this one or another one, s/o Walter W > Wallace, who was b. ca 1831. The latter marr. above could be another...wei > NOTE: Also see p. 379 re Stanley the ref...wei > p. 226. Chambers Co. ML V5 #586-2 issued to John F Wallace and Susan E > Boazman, June 10, 1860 by William D Harrington (MG) at res Bainbridge > Boazman (her father) - see ref for more...wei > This makes her only 13 years old at marriage...wei > Vol. 3 - 1860 census. > p. 345. > HH753. Hugh Wallace 53 m SC farmer R4000 P25000 21 slaves > Nancy 48 f SC > Elizabeth 18 f AL > Nancy C 16 f AL > Marion D 14 m AL > Killiard/Hilliard 9 m AL > Robert 7 m AL > Hugh F 5 m AL > Dempsey 2 m AL > John F* 20 m AL > Susan* 17 f AL > Footnotes: *Chambers Co ML V5 #586-2 issued to John F Wallace & Susan E > Boazman June 10, 1860 by W D Harrington (MG) at res B. Boazman. > > > > ==== ALCHAMBE Mailing List ==== > Who is your MOST WANTED? > Visit the USGenWeb Archives for Alabama > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/al/alfiles.htm >

Judy, My email to you came back to me. Please contact me at JBird411@earthlink.net Thanks Janet > I am a Wallace and my family is from the Chambers County area. If you would > like to exchange info email me at jimmy4cb@comcast.com. Maybe we can find a > connection. > > Judy > ----- Original Message ----- > From: jbird411 <jbird411@earthlink.net> > To: <ALCHAMBE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 6:16 PM > Subject: [ALCHAMBE-L] Wallace / Wallis > > > > I'm getting desperate. > > I'm looking for any family in Chambers County with the last name of > Wallace / Wallis. The time frame is 1833 to 1847. I'm trying to find any > connection with a Jesse W. Wallace. Any information would be greatly > appreciated. > > Thanks, > > Janet > > JBird411@earthlink.net > > > > > > > > > > ==== ALCHAMBE Mailing List ==== > > Post your cemetery records to the list! > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~alchambe/ > > > > > > > ==== ALCHAMBE Mailing List ==== > http://www.rootsweb.com/~alchambe/ > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/al/chambers.htm > List-Admin is Lynda Eller deller@mindspring.com >

Hi Judy and Janet, Below are some notes I have, but have this family in my database, but have not connected to my PITTS family yet. Nancy was a PITTS, but have not proven she is connected at this point. This family living in amongst my other PITTS families, so believe a connection is there somewhere. Do any of these ring a bell? I don't have a Jesse Wallace/Wallis in my db. Bill !RESIDENCES: THE PEOPLE OF CHAMBERS CO., AL. [I own vols 2 and 3...wei] Vol. 2 - 1850 Census. p. 230. Hugh Wallace was a Justice of the Peace. H1212. Hugh Wallace 45 m SC farmer 15 slaves R2000 Nancy 37 f SC William C* 14 m SC Washington M 12 m AL John 10 m AL Elisabeth A 8 f AL Caroline C 6 f AL Marian D 4 f AL James B 2 m AL Jane (Nancy?) Pitts 75 f SC Footnotes:* Chambers Co ML V5 #53 issued to William C Wallis and Martha J Stanley Oct 18, 1853 by A Shotwell (MG), James S Mitchell and E Muse other Bondsman; Chambers Co ML V5 #418-1 issued to William C Wallis & Elizabeth (or S) Stanley, Sep 17, 1857 by William D Harrington (MG) (The brides were sisters (see p. 379 HH346 1850 census)). NOTE: The William C above could be this one or another one, s/o Walter W Wallace, who was b. ca 1831. The latter marr. above could be another...wei NOTE: Also see p. 379 re Stanley the ref...wei p. 226. Chambers Co. ML V5 #586-2 issued to John F Wallace and Susan E Boazman, June 10, 1860 by William D Harrington (MG) at res Bainbridge Boazman (her father) - see ref for more...wei This makes her only 13 years old at marriage...wei Vol. 3 - 1860 census. p. 345. HH753. Hugh Wallace 53 m SC farmer R4000 P25000 21 slaves Nancy 48 f SC Elizabeth 18 f AL Nancy C 16 f AL Marion D 14 m AL Killiard/Hilliard 9 m AL Robert 7 m AL Hugh F 5 m AL Dempsey 2 m AL John F* 20 m AL Susan* 17 f AL Footnotes: *Chambers Co ML V5 #586-2 issued to John F Wallace & Susan E Boazman June 10, 1860 by W D Harrington (MG) at res B. Boazman.

I am a Wallace and my family is from the Chambers County area. If you would like to exchange info email me at jimmy4cb@comcast.com. Maybe we can find a connection. Judy ----- Original Message ----- From: jbird411 <jbird411@earthlink.net> To: <ALCHAMBE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 6:16 PM Subject: [ALCHAMBE-L] Wallace / Wallis > I'm getting desperate. > I'm looking for any family in Chambers County with the last name of Wallace / Wallis. The time frame is 1833 to 1847. I'm trying to find any connection with a Jesse W. Wallace. Any information would be greatly appreciated. > Thanks, > Janet > JBird411@earthlink.net > > > > > ==== ALCHAMBE Mailing List ==== > Post your cemetery records to the list! > http://www.rootsweb.com/~alchambe/ > >

I'm getting desperate. I'm looking for any family in Chambers County with the last name of Wallace / Wallis. The time frame is 1833 to 1847. I'm trying to find any connection with a Jesse W. Wallace. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Janet JBird411@earthlink.net

Will be unsubscribing from all lists for a few days. Computer at home quit on me. Still have AOL access to my account at work but don't want to drive 20 miles on my days off to retrieve mail. Will be back on as soon as I get up and running from home computer again. Judy In Newnan JodieK444@aol.com

Hello Lists Seeking information on these families connected with Macon, Lee, Chambers, Madison, Cuyahoga (Cleveland area) Ohio counties. Menefee (Menifee, etc) Ned, wife Roan. Lived in Macon county with his children Henry, Sophia, Dick, Bristo, Ellic after the Civil War. Ned was a slave on a plantation in Gold Hilll owned by the Menefee and Tatum families. Fort Lived in Tuskegee, Warrior Stand, etc. Mid to late 1800's and 1900's. Some migrated to Ohio in the 1920's and 1930'0. Dan Fort and Sarah Fort {Believed to be parents of Richard) Richard Fort, Sr. and Sophia Menefee (Daughter of Ned) Both are buried ,in Cleveland, Ohio Children Richard, Jr. (Changed surname from Fort to Fort in 1930's) Knudsen Sarah Emma Dollie Belle Jim Mary Matthew Stanley Ligon, Rush Willie Ligon and wife, Malinda (Lindy) Rush Ligon. Lived in Cotton Valley, Macon County Alabama. Listed on 1910 and 1920 census. Willie moved to Cleveland for work and lived with stepbrother, Richard Gordon and his family. The Ligon children were: Sarah and Eddie (Buddy) Ligon. Sarah Ligon married Richard Fort, Sr., in 1913 in Tuskegee and later moved to Cleveland, OH. Children: Ethel Woodrow Mae Ida Richard Eddie Anna Hezie Thomas Richard's second marriage children Dicky (Richard) Claudette Joyce Janet Earl The Richard Fort, Jr., name was changed from Fort to Ford in the 1930's. Family also lived in Berea, Ohio near Cleveland. I would appreciate any info and willing to exchange. Jo ann jnorman578@aol.com

South on I 85 1st. exit on ala side, turn Right then Left back over the interstate about one mile on your Right. Hwy US29 south.

Traveling South on Interstate 85 you will cross the state line, Chattahoochee River, and immediately exit onto Hwy. 29. A right turn will take you to Lanett and Shoney's, a left turn will take you to Valley where you will find the library just a short distance South on Hwy 29. As you exit and turn left you will pass under a traffic light. Counting that as number one, you will pass under two more traffic lights and at the fourth light the library will be on your right. Very easy to find and if you pass Wal-Mart, you've passed the library. James "Lee" Weaver A Certified, "Son of the South." My Home Page: http://home.earthlink.net/~wi4r All outgoing email and attachments are scanned by Norton AntiVirus 2002!

Can someone tell me how to find the Cobb Memorial Library coming from Atlanta? Thanks, Marge