Can I take you up on your request? I am looking for anything on a Jacob Kelley/Kelly who died either 1901 or 1902. He was living with his son in Coosa Co. in the 1900 census, but his son Joseph Kelly moved to Chilton Co. 1901. I am not sure if Jacob went with him or not. Thanks Ann Corum

Any Montgomery Family Or Orr?

And DUBOIS or SLATON? Elizabeth Lynda wrote: > > I have the book Chilton Co. Index to Probate Court Records,Abstracts of > County Newspapers County Confederate Veterans Book 1/1868>1924 by Cecil > Little if anyone wants a lookup for this send it my way > -- > Thank you,Lynda > ICQ#6145105

I have the book Chilton Co. Index to Probate Court Records,Abstracts of County Newspapers County Confederate Veterans Book 1/1868>1924 by Cecil Little if anyone wants a lookup for this send it my way -- Thank you,Lynda ICQ#6145105

Lynda, I'm looking for info on my g-g grandfather James Lewis Dupree and his wife Augusta Dupree. Specifically, when/where they died and are buried. Also, my great grandfather William Henry Dupree married Charlotte Baker, daughter of Alfred Baker and Rebecca Mims Baker. Rev. Cecil Little showed me her unmarked grave at Walnut Creek Methodist Church, and I would like to find her exact birth date, so that I can properly mark her grave. Thanks for your help.....Bobby Dupree At 08:27 AM 02/19/1999 -0800, you wrote: >I have the book Chilton Co. Index to Probate Court Records,Abstracts of >County Newspapers County Confederate Veterans Book 1/1868>1924 by Cecil >Little if anyone wants a lookup for this send it my way >-- >Thank you,Lynda >ICQ#6145105 > >

Gladys, Robert and James Adkinson are listed, along with my g-g grandfather James Lewis Dupree, on the official records of the Amand Masonic Lodge #250 in Barbourville (later Chestnut Creek) in 1862. A. Keener is listed as treasurer on the Nov. 1863 records of same lodge. These records can be found at the Grand Lodge in Montgomery, AL......Bobby Dupree At 10:21 AM 02/19/1999 EST, you wrote: >Hi, I am looking for two people who lived in CHILTON CO. Abram KEENER and >ROBERT ATKINSON > >Thanks for your offer >Gladys > >

Oh Bobby, Thank You So Much! This Robert has eluded me, I hope those records tell me a little more, do you know what those records tell? Thanks So Much I really Appreciate this, Gladys

Hi Lynda, Thank you so much for the look-up offer. I would appreciate it very much if you could look up some obituaries for me. I need one for Thomas H. Williams. It may be under the name Hugh Williams. Thomas H. died on 16 July 1904 in Chilton Co. He was the first sheriff of (Baker) Chilton County. I also need one for his son, Ocie G. Williams. Ocie died 12 April 1908. I need this data for DAR documentation, so I would appreciate it very much if you could please include the page number, title of the book, author's name, and the publishing Company. Thank you for your time. Liz -----Original Message----- From: Lynda <lcblack@bellsouth.net> To: ALCHILTO-L@rootsweb.com <ALCHILTO-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, February 19, 1999 2:40 PM Subject: Cecil Little's Book on Chilton Co.Will do lookups >I have the book Chilton Co. Index to Probate Court Records,Abstracts of >County Newspapers County Confederate Veterans Book 1/1868>1924 by Cecil >Little if anyone wants a lookup for this send it my way >-- >Thank you,Lynda >ICQ#6145105 > >

Do you have any Headley's in your Cecil book? I am particularly interested in Seaborn Elisha Headley marr. Elizabeth BAKER? Thanks

Lynda, Thank you for your generous offer. I'm looking for Armstrong, Watts, Garrett, Lawley. I greatly appreciate your help. Suzan Garrett

Dear Elizabeth , Request your help to check Little's Book for Nelson, Coleman or Lowery. I hope to locate documented data on these lines. James Thomas Nelson lived in Coosa and Chilton Counties.

Hi, I am looking for two people who lived in CHILTON CO. Abram KEENER and ROBERT ATKINSON Thanks for your offer Gladys

Are there any Colburn or Goodwin Wills ? Thank you frank colburn jenkins, tampa,fl mooseface@aol.com

At 11:11 PM 2/18/99 EST, you wrote: >The Library in Clanton has a fair genealogical section - nothing to really >brag about - but if you are going to be in Birmingham - (About 50 miles north >of Clanton) then be absolutely certain to check out the Genealogical Library >at Samford University - it is excellent. > > I would also recommend the Southern History annex to the main downtown Birmingham Library. It is excellent and has the national archives military records, etc. on microfilm. The Alabama Dept. of Archives and History is about 50 miles south of Clanton and has records for all of Alabama. John ----------- John K. Brown, Jr. jkbrown@mindspring.com Researching: Burt, Brown, Abney, Watts

At 10:05 PM 2/18/99 EST, you wrote: >I plan to be in Alabama during the summer and would like to research some of >my relatives who lived in Chilton, Elmore, and Coosa Counties in the early and >middle 1800's. > >Where should I start my research, the court house or is there a library with a >genealogy section that might have more information? Your help will be greatly >appreciated. > >Thanks, > >Mary > > Mary, The Chilton County Library in Clanton has a good genealogy room and is not far from the courthouse. I have not done any research in Elmore Co. so cannot help you there. Please remember that until 1866 and 1868 respectively, large parts of Elmore and Chilton County were then part of Autauga County. Any records before those dates would be found in Autauga Co. Courthouse. We have a good genealogy room at the Autauga County Heritage Museum in Prattville. Also, be sure to check our Autauga County genweb site <http://www.rootsweb.com/~alautaug/> which has many online databases, including census, cemeteries, marriages, and probate records, that might help you prepare. Hope this helps, John ----------- John K. Brown, Jr. jkbrown@mindspring.com Researching: Burt, Brown, Abney, Watts

The Library in Clanton has a fair genealogical section - nothing to really brag about - but if you are going to be in Birmingham - (About 50 miles north of Clanton) then be absolutely certain to check out the Genealogical Library at Samford University - it is excellent.

I plan to be in Alabama during the summer and would like to research some of my relatives who lived in Chilton, Elmore, and Coosa Counties in the early and middle 1800's. Where should I start my research, the court house or is there a library with a genealogy section that might have more information? Your help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Mary

LYNDA: THANK YOU Others have helped me, but will Holler frank

Frank,a big hug to you,I have searched all over the place to where this place was and you have given me complete directions. I can find this place I believe now, you do not know how much you have helped me,if you need any help let me know -- Thank you,Lynda ICQ#6145105

Linda, I am happy you have found your family's resting place. I found my Julia Mallory's grave site just a year and a half ago. It was in a small family plot that was all grown over and hidden in the trees and brush. It was just outside Billingsley just over in Chilton Co. My husband and I cleaned, reset stones and put a small fence around the plot. There was no road to it. An old gentleman from Montgomery, Mr. Mills, remembered it from his childhood. He walked the pasture for hours until he got oriented and found it. We, fearing his health, had asked him to give up. But he would not. I am grateful to him, as you are to Frank. Paula in Texas Lynda wrote: > > Frank,a big hug to you,I have searched all over the place to where this > place was and you have given me complete directions. I can find this > place I believe now, you do not know how much you have helped me,if you > need any help let me know > -- > Thank you,Lynda > ICQ#6145105 -- Paula in Texas http://www.flash.net/~barker -Families including Faulkner, Summa, Barker, Parker http://www.rootsweb.com/~txeastla -Eastland Co. GenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~pbarker -Mallory Family including Welch and assoc. families http://www.geocities.com/heartland/8722 -Central Texas Historical and Genealogical Society Inc Other name I am looking for include: Campbell KY>TX, Williams- TX, Carter >KY>OK, Martin NC>KY,