Hi Bobby, I grew up in Autauga Co., but live in TX now. My great grandparents were from Chilton Co. I have some Bakers in my line, but I don't know any. I met Mr. Little last year in Bibb Co. I sure do wish he would republish some of his books! Are you from Chilton Co.? Carol Bobby Dupree wrote: > > Carol, > Thanks for your reply. A map of Alabama Counties I got from the archives > says that Chilton Co. was formed in 1871. Are you from Chilton Co.? Do you > know any Bakers? How about Cecil Little? > Bobby > At 09:59 AM 8/10/98 -0600, you wrote: > >Bobby, > >I can't help with your line, but thought you might want to know that > >Baker Co. was formed in Dec. 1868 and was renamed to Chilton in 1874, so > >all your dates for Baker after 1874 would actually be for Chilton. > > > >Carol Moody > > > >Bobby Dupree wrote: > >> > >> I'm looking for information about my great great grandfather James Lewis > >> Dupree. I believe his father was Curtis Dupree, his mother was Sarah Wood > >> Dupree. James Lewis Dupree was born in Washington or Clarke Co., Georgia > >> between 1827 and 1829. He married Augusta A. Haynes, daughter of Green B. > >> Haynes of Walton Co., Georgia on February 5, 1852. In 1859, James Lewis and > >> Augusta Dupree purchased land in the Chestnut Creek area of Autauga Co., > >> Alabama (now in Chilton Co., Alabama). James Lewis and Augusta Dupree had > >> children named Martha Dupree (who married George Washington Askins in Baker > >> Co., Alabama on February 29, 1876); John T. Dupree (who married Dorindia > >> Wyatt in Baker Co., Alabama on November 18, 1875), James Lewis Dupree (who > >> married Samantha Easterling in Baker Co., Alabama on March 23, 1876), > >> William Henry Dupree - my great grandfather - (who married Charlotte Baker > >> in Chilton Co., Alabama on March 26, 1881, and then married Mattie Lou > >> Oliver in Chilton Co., Alabama on September 12, 1894), Mary Dupree, and > >> Parlee Dupree. My great great grandfather joined Company C of the 18th > >> Alabama Infantry Regiment, CSA on August 19, 1861. On October 23, 1861, > >> while encamped at Auburn, Alabama, the following men from Company C were > >> transferred to Captain Joseph Hodgsen, Company C of Colonel James H. > >> Clanton's 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment by special order from Brig. Gen. C. > >> P. Walker: John Asheart, Sgt., E. Askins, Pvt., J. L. Dupree, Pvt., H. H. > >> Dupree, Pvt., Thomas W. Driver, Pvt., John M. Driver, Pvt., J. M. Eilands, > >> Pvt., J. Popwell, Pvt., B. F. Scarborough, Pvt., R. H. Nelson, Pvt., D. E. > >> Jones, Pvt. > >> Augusta Dupree filed a widow's claim on February 20, 1863. I'm trying to > >> find: When, where, and how James Lewis Dupree died and where he was buried? > >> Who was James Lewis Dupree's father? When, where, and how Augusta Dupree > >> died and where she was buried? Are there any descendents of Mary or Parlee > >> Dupree still living? > >> Please reply in writing to Robert Dupree, 1820 Vaughn Lane, Montgomery, AL > >> 36106, or by phone at (334) 272-6943, or by e-mail at > bdupree@mindspring.com. > > > >

Carol, No I'm not from Chilton Co. I live in Montgomery now. My father, Robert Sr. was born in Shorter, his father, William Henry, was born in Elmore Co., his father, William Henry was born in the Chestnut Creek area of what was then Autauga Co, later Baker, then Chilton. My g-grandfather Willian Henry-b. 1861-, married Charlotte Baker, daughter of Alfred Baker. Mr. Little recalled a story about Alfred Baker to that you may find humerous. "Old Alf", as he called, was quite a ladies man, and although he was quite wealthy and influential, had a somewhat "shaded" reputation. He had the name of the county named after himself, thus Baker County. When his reputation caught up with him, the only the legislature could undo his naming the county after himself, was to pass a law making it unconstitutional for a county to be named after a living person. That's when it changed to Chilton Co. Some story, huh? I'm trying to contract Mr. Little to lead me to some sources of info in that area. Bobby At 12:00 PM 8/10/98 -0600, you wrote: >Hi Bobby, >I grew up in Autauga Co., but live in TX now. My great grandparents >were from Chilton Co. I have some Bakers in my line, but I don't know >any. I met Mr. Little last year in Bibb Co. I sure do wish he would >republish some of his books! >Are you from Chilton Co.? > >Carol > >Bobby Dupree wrote: >> >> Carol, >> Thanks for your reply. A map of Alabama Counties I got from the archives >> says that Chilton Co. was formed in 1871. Are you from Chilton Co.? Do you >> know any Bakers? How about Cecil Little? >> Bobby >> At 09:59 AM 8/10/98 -0600, you wrote: >> >Bobby, >> >I can't help with your line, but thought you might want to know that >> >Baker Co. was formed in Dec. 1868 and was renamed to Chilton in 1874, so >> >all your dates for Baker after 1874 would actually be for Chilton. >> > >> >Carol Moody >> > >> >Bobby Dupree wrote: >> >> >> >> I'm looking for information about my great great grandfather James Lewis >> >> Dupree. I believe his father was Curtis Dupree, his mother was Sarah Wood >> >> Dupree. James Lewis Dupree was born in Washington or Clarke Co., Georgia >> >> between 1827 and 1829. He married Augusta A. Haynes, daughter of Green B. >> >> Haynes of Walton Co., Georgia on February 5, 1852. In 1859, James Lewis and >> >> Augusta Dupree purchased land in the Chestnut Creek area of Autauga Co., >> >> Alabama (now in Chilton Co., Alabama). James Lewis and Augusta Dupree had >> >> children named Martha Dupree (who married George Washington Askins in Baker >> >> Co., Alabama on February 29, 1876); John T. Dupree (who married Dorindia >> >> Wyatt in Baker Co., Alabama on November 18, 1875), James Lewis Dupree (who >> >> married Samantha Easterling in Baker Co., Alabama on March 23, 1876), >> >> William Henry Dupree - my great grandfather - (who married Charlotte Baker >> >> in Chilton Co., Alabama on March 26, 1881, and then married Mattie Lou >> >> Oliver in Chilton Co., Alabama on September 12, 1894), Mary Dupree, and >> >> Parlee Dupree. My great great grandfather joined Company C of the 18th >> >> Alabama Infantry Regiment, CSA on August 19, 1861. On October 23, 1861, >> >> while encamped at Auburn, Alabama, the following men from Company C were >> >> transferred to Captain Joseph Hodgsen, Company C of Colonel James H. >> >> Clanton's 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment by special order from Brig. Gen. C. >> >> P. Walker: John Asheart, Sgt., E. Askins, Pvt., J. L. Dupree, Pvt., H. H. >> >> Dupree, Pvt., Thomas W. Driver, Pvt., John M. Driver, Pvt., J. M. Eilands, >> >> Pvt., J. Popwell, Pvt., B. F. Scarborough, Pvt., R. H. Nelson, Pvt., D. E. >> >> Jones, Pvt. >> >> Augusta Dupree filed a widow's claim on February 20, 1863. I'm trying to >> >> find: When, where, and how James Lewis Dupree died and where he was buried? >> >> Who was James Lewis Dupree's father? When, where, and how Augusta Dupree >> >> died and where she was buried? Are there any descendents of Mary or Parlee >> >> Dupree still living? >> >> Please reply in writing to Robert Dupree, 1820 Vaughn Lane, Montgomery, AL >> >> 36106, or by phone at (334) 272-6943, or by e-mail at >> bdupree@mindspring.com. >> > >> > > >

Bobby, I can't help with your line, but thought you might want to know that Baker Co. was formed in Dec. 1868 and was renamed to Chilton in 1874, so all your dates for Baker after 1874 would actually be for Chilton. Carol Moody Bobby Dupree wrote: > > I'm looking for information about my great great grandfather James Lewis > Dupree. I believe his father was Curtis Dupree, his mother was Sarah Wood > Dupree. James Lewis Dupree was born in Washington or Clarke Co., Georgia > between 1827 and 1829. He married Augusta A. Haynes, daughter of Green B. > Haynes of Walton Co., Georgia on February 5, 1852. In 1859, James Lewis and > Augusta Dupree purchased land in the Chestnut Creek area of Autauga Co., > Alabama (now in Chilton Co., Alabama). James Lewis and Augusta Dupree had > children named Martha Dupree (who married George Washington Askins in Baker > Co., Alabama on February 29, 1876); John T. Dupree (who married Dorindia > Wyatt in Baker Co., Alabama on November 18, 1875), James Lewis Dupree (who > married Samantha Easterling in Baker Co., Alabama on March 23, 1876), > William Henry Dupree - my great grandfather - (who married Charlotte Baker > in Chilton Co., Alabama on March 26, 1881, and then married Mattie Lou > Oliver in Chilton Co., Alabama on September 12, 1894), Mary Dupree, and > Parlee Dupree. My great great grandfather joined Company C of the 18th > Alabama Infantry Regiment, CSA on August 19, 1861. On October 23, 1861, > while encamped at Auburn, Alabama, the following men from Company C were > transferred to Captain Joseph Hodgsen, Company C of Colonel James H. > Clanton's 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment by special order from Brig. Gen. C. > P. Walker: John Asheart, Sgt., E. Askins, Pvt., J. L. Dupree, Pvt., H. H. > Dupree, Pvt., Thomas W. Driver, Pvt., John M. Driver, Pvt., J. M. Eilands, > Pvt., J. Popwell, Pvt., B. F. Scarborough, Pvt., R. H. Nelson, Pvt., D. E. > Jones, Pvt. > Augusta Dupree filed a widow's claim on February 20, 1863. I'm trying to > find: When, where, and how James Lewis Dupree died and where he was buried? > Who was James Lewis Dupree's father? When, where, and how Augusta Dupree > died and where she was buried? Are there any descendents of Mary or Parlee > Dupree still living? > Please reply in writing to Robert Dupree, 1820 Vaughn Lane, Montgomery, AL > 36106, or by phone at (334) 272-6943, or by e-mail at bdupree@mindspring.com.

Carol, Thanks for your reply. A map of Alabama Counties I got from the archives says that Chilton Co. was formed in 1871. Are you from Chilton Co.? Do you know any Bakers? How about Cecil Little? Bobby At 09:59 AM 8/10/98 -0600, you wrote: >Bobby, >I can't help with your line, but thought you might want to know that >Baker Co. was formed in Dec. 1868 and was renamed to Chilton in 1874, so >all your dates for Baker after 1874 would actually be for Chilton. > >Carol Moody > >Bobby Dupree wrote: >> >> I'm looking for information about my great great grandfather James Lewis >> Dupree. I believe his father was Curtis Dupree, his mother was Sarah Wood >> Dupree. James Lewis Dupree was born in Washington or Clarke Co., Georgia >> between 1827 and 1829. He married Augusta A. Haynes, daughter of Green B. >> Haynes of Walton Co., Georgia on February 5, 1852. In 1859, James Lewis and >> Augusta Dupree purchased land in the Chestnut Creek area of Autauga Co., >> Alabama (now in Chilton Co., Alabama). James Lewis and Augusta Dupree had >> children named Martha Dupree (who married George Washington Askins in Baker >> Co., Alabama on February 29, 1876); John T. Dupree (who married Dorindia >> Wyatt in Baker Co., Alabama on November 18, 1875), James Lewis Dupree (who >> married Samantha Easterling in Baker Co., Alabama on March 23, 1876), >> William Henry Dupree - my great grandfather - (who married Charlotte Baker >> in Chilton Co., Alabama on March 26, 1881, and then married Mattie Lou >> Oliver in Chilton Co., Alabama on September 12, 1894), Mary Dupree, and >> Parlee Dupree. My great great grandfather joined Company C of the 18th >> Alabama Infantry Regiment, CSA on August 19, 1861. On October 23, 1861, >> while encamped at Auburn, Alabama, the following men from Company C were >> transferred to Captain Joseph Hodgsen, Company C of Colonel James H. >> Clanton's 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment by special order from Brig. Gen. C. >> P. Walker: John Asheart, Sgt., E. Askins, Pvt., J. L. Dupree, Pvt., H. H. >> Dupree, Pvt., Thomas W. Driver, Pvt., John M. Driver, Pvt., J. M. Eilands, >> Pvt., J. Popwell, Pvt., B. F. Scarborough, Pvt., R. H. Nelson, Pvt., D. E. >> Jones, Pvt. >> Augusta Dupree filed a widow's claim on February 20, 1863. I'm trying to >> find: When, where, and how James Lewis Dupree died and where he was buried? >> Who was James Lewis Dupree's father? When, where, and how Augusta Dupree >> died and where she was buried? Are there any descendents of Mary or Parlee >> Dupree still living? >> Please reply in writing to Robert Dupree, 1820 Vaughn Lane, Montgomery, AL >> 36106, or by phone at (334) 272-6943, or by e-mail at bdupree@mindspring.com. > >

Dear List members: I am Pam (Hosey) Long, and I'm looking for some Logan relatives. I've already messaged the Logan listserv, but I've had no luck with my query. The question is this: Who was Frances Louise Logan? She married my greatgrandfather Marcus Lafayette Hosey in 1883, and their son Mark Hosey is my grandfather (my father is Mark Hosey Jr.). Does anyone have any information on Frances Louise Logan? Who were her parents and siblings? Where did they live and where did they come from? What religion were they? I know that she is buried at Holly Springs, next to some other Hoseys. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! Pam Mobile, Ala. dpdklong@worldnet.att.net Check out our Web page! http://home.att.net/~dpdklong/Genealogy.html

I'm looking for information about my great great grandfather James Lewis Dupree. I believe his father was Curtis Dupree, his mother was Sarah Wood Dupree. James Lewis Dupree was born in Washington or Clarke Co., Georgia between 1827 and 1829. He married Augusta A. Haynes, daughter of Green B. Haynes of Walton Co., Georgia on February 5, 1852. In 1859, James Lewis and Augusta Dupree purchased land in the Chestnut Creek area of Autauga Co., Alabama (now in Chilton Co., Alabama). James Lewis and Augusta Dupree had children named Martha Dupree (who married George Washington Askins in Baker Co., Alabama on February 29, 1876); John T. Dupree (who married Dorindia Wyatt in Baker Co., Alabama on November 18, 1875), James Lewis Dupree (who married Samantha Easterling in Baker Co., Alabama on March 23, 1876), William Henry Dupree - my great grandfather - (who married Charlotte Baker in Chilton Co., Alabama on March 26, 1881, and then married Mattie Lou Oliver in Chilton Co., Alabama on September 12, 1894), Mary Dupree, and Parlee Dupree. My great great grandfather joined Company C of the 18th Alabama Infantry Regiment, CSA on August 19, 1861. On October 23, 1861, while encamped at Auburn, Alabama, the following men from Company C were transferred to Captain Joseph Hodgsen, Company C of Colonel James H. Clanton's 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment by special order from Brig. Gen. C. P. Walker: John Asheart, Sgt., E. Askins, Pvt., J. L. Dupree, Pvt., H. H. Dupree, Pvt., Thomas W. Driver, Pvt., John M. Driver, Pvt., J. M. Eilands, Pvt., J. Popwell, Pvt., B. F. Scarborough, Pvt., R. H. Nelson, Pvt., D. E. Jones, Pvt. Augusta Dupree filed a widow's claim on February 20, 1863. I'm trying to find: When, where, and how James Lewis Dupree died and where he was buried? Who was James Lewis Dupree's father? When, where, and how Augusta Dupree died and where she was buried? Are there any descendents of Mary or Parlee Dupree still living? Please reply in writing to Robert Dupree, 1820 Vaughn Lane, Montgomery, AL 36106, or by phone at (334) 272-6943, or by e-mail at bdupree@mindspring.com.

I have been getting mail from the swarthmore.edu address that several have complained about. It appears to be a hacker that got the address from one message I sent to them long ago.Please bear with us he/she will be booted from rootsweb soon,it is not coming from us. The spam blocking software should be kicking him soon.Until then just delete without reading. -- Dwight David Dennis,1014 Ski Lodge 3,Birmingham,Al.35209 dddennis@concentric.net,http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/surnames.htm Chilton County UsGenWeb page,http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilton.htm listowner for ALCHILTO-L mailing list for Chilton and surrounding counties see http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilmail.htm

Looking for family of Ella Hicks, perhaps M.E. Ella Hicks. She married Thomas G. Faulkner in the home of Julia and Crawford Dickinson in Chilton Co on 15 Jul 1885. They come to Texas early in 1900s. Want any information on these people...especially this Hicks family. -- 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,

Hi all; There are now 43 members on the list and adding a couple every week. I had thoght it would take 100 at least to make it really effective. I've made one very exciting connection I hope on the list but it wouldn't have happened if I hadn't posted a queiry to the list. I had actually exchanged email with the person before but had not made the connection. If you will post some questions to the list you might also have some luck, if you don't try and keep trying occasionally as the list grows you are limiting the value of monitering the list.I'm working every day right now covering vacations but will do look ups in the books I have access to and will be mailing a lot more people looking to expand the list more to the surrounding counties when I get a break. Good Luck to you all, -- Dwight David Dennis,1014 Ski Lodge 3,Birmingham,Al.35209 dddennis@concentric.net,http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/surnames.htm Chilton County UsGenWeb Page http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilton.htm listowner for ALCHILTO-L mailing list for Chilton and surrounding counties see http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilmail.htm

Hello everyone I am the listowner and manage the Chilton CO.,UsGenWeb page. Someone with the following BAD address <Laadebg@aol.com> keeps trying to post queries or reply to them and they and I keep getting bonced mail notices. If this address looks familar please email me. -- Dwight David Dennis,1014 Ski Lodge 3,Birmingham,Al.35209 dddennis@concentric.net,http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/surnames.htm Chilton County UsGenWeb page,http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilton.htm listowner for ALCHILTO-L mailing list for Chilton and surrounding counties see http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilmail.htm

Seeking parents,bros,sis of Mary WESLEY b 1789 GA. She married Moses BARBER 1809 Montgomery Co, GA and their children were: James. J., Norval R., Martha, Elizabeth, Green B. and William. James J. married Martha DENNIS in Autauga Co, AL and had Maritta, Malinda, Malissa, Sarah, Harriet, Martha, James, John and Matilda. Norval R. m Mary DEVAUGHAN 1833 Fayette Co, GA and had Caroline, Mary, George, Sarah, Harriet, Angeline, Marion, and John. Green B. m Harriet YOUNG, Sarah Ann GOODGAME, and Nancy Emily HOWARD (consecutively!!) and had Benjamin Austin, John Green, Elizabeth, James and Sarah. If you have info on any of these people, please contact me. Thanks!! *********************************** Please visit Rockett's Genealogy Web selected as a Recommended Site by The History Channel http://www.kayrockett.com and also Rockett's Genealogy Books http://www.kayrockett.com/genbooks.htm. If you're in the market for some handknit sweaters, see our site at http://www.ncknitshop.com. ***********************************

I'm from several families in Autauga, which means I probably have connections to everyone!! I go to Peter COOPER and Samantha MONCRIEF, dau of Isaac MONCRIEF and Nancy KICKER. Peter and Samantha's son Alphonzo COOPER married Mary Elizabeth BARBER, dau of Green B. BARBER and Sally GOODGAME. Green's parents were Moses BARBER and Mary WESLEY. Alphonzo COOPER's dau Emma Louisa (named for two of her Moncrief aunts) married Newbern Webster ROCKETT. N. W.'s mother was a MORRIS, and her aunt Martha married Singleton POSEY (the "younger") and Peter COOPER's dau Martha Margaret married Singleton POSEY (the "elder"). Except for the MORRISES and the ROCKETTs, who heavily populated nearby Jefferson Co, AL, all of the above surnames were in Autauga county during the 1800's. One of Samantha Moncrief's sisters married a DENNIS and another married a GRAY. I'm looking for the parents of Peter COOPER, Isaac MONCRIEF, Moses BARBER, and Mary WESLEY. I would also be thrilled to find cousins in these lines and would almost give my right arm for some family photos. *********************************** Please visit Rockett's Genealogy Web selected as a Recommended Site by The History Channel http://www.kayrockett.com and also Rockett's Genealogy Books http://www.kayrockett.com/genbooks.htm. If you're in the market for some handknit sweaters, see our site at http://www.ncknitshop.com. ***********************************

A couple of things. The book Bruce mentioned on the 1870 census and several other Chilton/Baker county books are availible for purchase from the Clanton Library. The following link has more info and a list of books at the Birmingham Public Library on the subject also (they don't do interlibrary loans). http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilvol.htm ------------------- This is an interesting site to browse <A HREF="http://www.hypervigilance.com/genlog/firstname.html">First Name Basis </A> (for those who can use a hyper-link) http://www.hypervigilance.com/genlog/firstname.html (for those who can't) A site with unusual first names, their origins and meanings. This also has a feature that is supposed to help you find out what a woman's maiden name might have been. -- Dwight David Dennis,1014 Ski Lodge 3,Birmingham,Al.35209 dddennis@concentric.net,http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/surnames.htm Chilton County UsGenWeb page,http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilton.htm listowner for ALCHILTO-L mailing list for Chilton and surrounding counties see http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilmail.htm

See pictures of Thomas Gillespie Faulkner and Ella Hicks at this site: http://www.flash.net/~barker/thomas.htm Paula Dwight David Dennis wrote: > Hi Paula, I received the following on the Chilton County list and don't > know what it refers to. I copied your earlier letter and will be looking > up the Faulkner death for you,probablly tommorrow.David Dennis > ------------------ > > Did you get the copy of the letter I sent the other day. Along with > that letter > I got one that was from one of mother's kinsman to my Uncle in the > 1840s... Never > knew there would be such a connection. Also got a 4in stack of letters > written > all through the civil war by a cousin to his wife. They will make you > cry. He > died at Elmira, NY. > Paula > > -- > Dwight David Dennis,1014 Ski Lodge 3,Birmingham,Al.35209 > > dddennis@concentric.net,http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/surnames.htm > Chilton County UsGenWeb > page,http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilton.htm > listowner for ALCHILTO-L mailing list for Chilton and surrounding > counties > see http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilmail.htm -- 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,

Did you get the copy of the letter I sent the other day. Along with that letter I got one that was from one of mother's kinsman to my Uncle in the 1840s... Never knew there would be such a connection. Also got a 4in stack of letters written all through the civil war by a cousin to his wife. They will make you cry. He died at Elmira, NY. Paula DBGLENN@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 7/15/98 9:07:51 PM Central Daylight Time, > dddennis@concentric.net writes: > << > Hello all, I am starting on the census for 1880 (Chilton)on the UsGenweb > Census Project. I want to encouarge others to do so as well. I hope to > get all availible Chilton census info availible free on the net. If you > would like to volunter you can write me at the address below. This is > not really as difficult as it may seem if everyone would do a few pages > it would be there for generations to come. I can provide copies of the > census to volunters. > -- > Dwight David Dennis,1014 Ski Lodge 3,Birmingham,Al.35209 > >> > ===================== > An 1870 Federal Census of Baker County (now Chilton) was abstracted > from the National Archives Microfilm M593, roll 1. > This work is Copyrighted and also registered in the Library of Congress > as catalog card #85-73165. > Anyone researching their Chilton County ancestry would find it a very > valuable addition to their research tools. It consist of 217 pages in > loose bound soft cover and has a wonderful index to take you right > where you want to go to find the individual(s) and clues of the > children/siblings that normally lived close by each other. So if you are > searching for kin that lived in current Chilton County during the 1870 > census this is great tool. If you don't want to go to the library and spend > all the hours digging out the information and would like to have it on hand > for future use as well you can order a copy for $27.50 postage paid from: > Chilton County Historical Society > Post Office Box 644 > Clanton, AL 35046 > and help support the work of the local group there, which have existed > for many years with legitimate purposes of preserving the history and > genealogy of the County for years to come as opposed to the unknown > intends and purposes of some of the new groups. > In case anyone is wondering, I don't travel to attend any of the group's > meetings, but I do support them with by paying a $9 annual membership > fee. I have no monetary interest in nor was I involved in the authoring > of the book. Fact is I only recently discovered this little publicized > treasure myself, 13 years after it's initial printing. Just trying to help. > Bruce Glenn > Calera, AL -- 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,

Hi Paula, I received the following on the Chilton County list and don't know what it refers to. I copied your earlier letter and will be looking up the Faulkner death for you,probablly tommorrow.David Dennis ------------------ Did you get the copy of the letter I sent the other day. Along with that letter I got one that was from one of mother's kinsman to my Uncle in the 1840s... Never knew there would be such a connection. Also got a 4in stack of letters written all through the civil war by a cousin to his wife. They will make you cry. He died at Elmira, NY. Paula -- Dwight David Dennis,1014 Ski Lodge 3,Birmingham,Al.35209 dddennis@concentric.net,http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/surnames.htm Chilton County UsGenWeb page,http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilton.htm listowner for ALCHILTO-L mailing list for Chilton and surrounding counties see http://www.concentric.net/~Dddennis/chilmail.htm

Is anyone researching Capt. John A. MILNER who married Sally COOPER. I don't have their dates, but she was born in Autauga Co in the mid to late 1800's. Mr. MILNER was supposedly a pioneer in the railroad industry in Chilton Co. I would like ANY info on his wife. Thanks!! *********************************** Please visit Rockett's Genealogy Web selected as a Recommended Site by The History Channel http://www.kayrockett.com and also Rockett's Genealogy Books http://www.kayrockett.com/genbooks.htm. If you're in the market for some handknit sweaters, see our site at http://www.ncknitshop.com. ***********************************

David, I would like to volunteer. I'm on WebTV and need to know if there's an onsite editor. I can't do any uploading of info to a site. *********************************** Please visit Rockett's Genealogy Web selected as a Recommended Site by The History Channel http://www.kayrockett.com and also Rockett's Genealogy Books http://www.kayrockett.com/genbooks.htm. If you're in the market for some handknit sweaters, see our site at http://www.ncknitshop.com. ***********************************

The historical society does NOT have the 1870 census for sale. It can be ordered from from the Chilton/Clanton Library, NOT the society. I do not have the Clanton Library's address, but I know one of the people that did extensive work on the book, also has copies available direct. (I verified information before writing E-mail, this time) If you decide you want a copy, you can send the $27.50 for a copy postpaid to: Betty Collins 2387 Lee Road 241 Salem, AL 36874 and she will send you one out very promptly. >>

In a message dated 7/15/98 9:07:51 PM Central Daylight Time, dddennis@concentric.net writes: << Hello all, I am starting on the census for 1880 (Chilton)on the UsGenweb Census Project. I want to encouarge others to do so as well. I hope to get all availible Chilton census info availible free on the net. If you would like to volunter you can write me at the address below. This is not really as difficult as it may seem if everyone would do a few pages it would be there for generations to come. I can provide copies of the census to volunters. -- Dwight David Dennis,1014 Ski Lodge 3,Birmingham,Al.35209 >> ===================== An 1870 Federal Census of Baker County (now Chilton) was abstracted from the National Archives Microfilm M593, roll 1. This work is Copyrighted and also registered in the Library of Congress as catalog card #85-73165. Anyone researching their Chilton County ancestry would find it a very valuable addition to their research tools. It consist of 217 pages in loose bound soft cover and has a wonderful index to take you right where you want to go to find the individual(s) and clues of the children/siblings that normally lived close by each other. So if you are searching for kin that lived in current Chilton County during the 1870 census this is great tool. If you don't want to go to the library and spend all the hours digging out the information and would like to have it on hand for future use as well you can order a copy for $27.50 postage paid from: Chilton County Historical Society Post Office Box 644 Clanton, AL 35046 and help support the work of the local group there, which have existed for many years with legitimate purposes of preserving the history and genealogy of the County for years to come as opposed to the unknown intends and purposes of some of the new groups. In case anyone is wondering, I don't travel to attend any of the group's meetings, but I do support them with by paying a $9 annual membership fee. I have no monetary interest in nor was I involved in the authoring of the book. Fact is I only recently discovered this little publicized treasure myself, 13 years after it's initial printing. Just trying to help. Bruce Glenn Calera, AL