I don't know if Maxine Jowers is part of the ALCLARKE-L list or not, but she has more information on this family. I know she has written a book on the family, but I have never seen it. I'd LOVE to have a copy. Patti

Patti, William Waller White was the son of Richard Austin White and Caroline Rebecca Drew. His grandparents were William C. White and Eliza Austin. Claris > [Original Message] > From: <levar@earthlink.net> > To: <ALCLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 5/7/01 10:27:18 AM > Subject: White > > > > This is the White family I have...also a part of the Hearin family. > Patti levar@earthlink.net > I. Nancy (Nannie) Adele Morriss B) Whatley AL 12 OCT 1880 D) 18 > NOV 1923 (? 24 MAR 1924) M) Walker Springs AL 18 FEB 1896 William Waller White > B) 1867 D) 1930 (son of Wm C. Eliza White) > .....a. James Morriss White B) 1 MAR 1903 D) 24 APR 1931 M) Daisy Goff Bur > Perry's Chapel Cem > ..........1.. James Morriss White Jr > .....b. William Waller White Jr B) 3 FEB 1905 D) 22 MAR 1937 M) Jessie > Williams, Bur Perry's Chapel Cem . Had a son and daughter. raised > sister Leirah Marie > .....c. Leonard Orga White B) 1906 M) Lucille Faggard . Had a daughter. > Raised sister Ruby Edith > .....d. Willie Estelle White B) 3 JUL 1897 D) 1965 M) John Dunn . Had a > son and daughter. > .....e. Robert Ezelle White B) 4 DEC 1898 D) 1953 M) Ozie Mae Davidson no > issue, raised sister, Carrie Margaret > .....f. Lolete Thelma White B) 26 APR 1901 D) 26 FEB 1956 bur Single Tax > Colony Cem, Fairhope M1) 1916 Robert Vivian Jowers B) Manila 1894 D) 13 JUL 81 > bur Bayou La Batre (son of James McPherson Jowers (1860-1938) Effie Ann > Anderson (1866- 1936) who are both bur Perry's Chapel AL) > ..........1. Robert Wilson Jowers B) 16 MAR 1917 D) 27 JUN 1929 bur Single > Tax Colony Cem Fairhope AL > ..........2. Lois Thelma Jowers B) Manila AL 8 JUN 1919 D) Fairhope AL 22 MAR > 1992 bur Memory Gardens, Fairhope AL M) Fairhope AL 2 JUL 1938 James Paul Dealy > B) Fairhope AL 18 DEC 1916 No issue. Lois supplied information on the > descendents of James L. Morriss. > ..........3. Maxine Jowers B) 19 OCT 1921 M) 14 FEB 1943 Paul Alphonse > Frederick A. Mary Jan Frederick B) 2 JUL 1948 M) 1969 John Reddy > ....................1. Samantha Lolete Reddy B) 27 AUG 1972 Lolete M2) NOV > 1929 William S. Funk-no issue > (Rbt Jowers M2) Marguerite Mae Murray and had 2 girls, 5 boys) > .....g. Nancy Louise White B) 1909 D) 1985 M) Onie L. Pierce . Had 2 sons > 2 daughters > .....h. Fernwood Foster "Bo" White B) 1911 D) 1979 M) Annie Mae Lee, Bur > Perry's Chapel Cem > .....I. Joe (Buddy) Morriss White II. Wayne White III. Frances White IV. > Nancy White i. Ruby Edith White B) 6 DEC 1913 D) 1989 M) Fred Clark no issue Bur > Pine Crest Cem > .....j. Leirah Marie White B) 18 DEC 1916 M) John Hopkins no issue > .....k. Carrie Margaret White B) 19 SEP 1921 M) G. Walter Langdon . Had > 3 sons. --- Claris Schofield --- jimclaris@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

This is the White family I have...also a part of the Hearin family. Patti levar@earthlink.net I. Nancy (Nannie) Adele Morriss B) Whatley AL 12 OCT 1880 D) 18 NOV 1923 (? 24 MAR 1924) M) Walker Springs AL 18 FEB 1896 William Waller White B) 1867 D) 1930 (son of Wm C. Eliza White) .....a. James Morriss White B) 1 MAR 1903 D) 24 APR 1931 M) Daisy Goff Bur Perry's Chapel Cem ..........1.. James Morriss White Jr .....b. William Waller White Jr B) 3 FEB 1905 D) 22 MAR 1937 M) Jessie Williams, Bur Perry's Chapel Cem . Had a son and daughter. raised sister Leirah Marie .....c. Leonard Orga White B) 1906 M) Lucille Faggard . Had a daughter. Raised sister Ruby Edith .....d. Willie Estelle White B) 3 JUL 1897 D) 1965 M) John Dunn . Had a son and daughter. .....e. Robert Ezelle White B) 4 DEC 1898 D) 1953 M) Ozie Mae Davidson no issue, raised sister, Carrie Margaret .....f. Lolete Thelma White B) 26 APR 1901 D) 26 FEB 1956 bur Single Tax Colony Cem, Fairhope M1) 1916 Robert Vivian Jowers B) Manila 1894 D) 13 JUL 81 bur Bayou La Batre (son of James McPherson Jowers (1860-1938) Effie Ann Anderson (1866- 1936) who are both bur Perry's Chapel AL) ..........1. Robert Wilson Jowers B) 16 MAR 1917 D) 27 JUN 1929 bur Single Tax Colony Cem Fairhope AL ..........2. Lois Thelma Jowers B) Manila AL 8 JUN 1919 D) Fairhope AL 22 MAR 1992 bur Memory Gardens, Fairhope AL M) Fairhope AL 2 JUL 1938 James Paul Dealy B) Fairhope AL 18 DEC 1916 No issue. Lois supplied information on the descendents of James L. Morriss. ..........3. Maxine Jowers B) 19 OCT 1921 M) 14 FEB 1943 Paul Alphonse Frederick A. Mary Jan Frederick B) 2 JUL 1948 M) 1969 John Reddy ....................1. Samantha Lolete Reddy B) 27 AUG 1972 Lolete M2) NOV 1929 William S. Funk-no issue (Rbt Jowers M2) Marguerite Mae Murray and had 2 girls, 5 boys) .....g. Nancy Louise White B) 1909 D) 1985 M) Onie L. Pierce . Had 2 sons 2 daughters .....h. Fernwood Foster "Bo" White B) 1911 D) 1979 M) Annie Mae Lee, Bur Perry's Chapel Cem .....I. Joe (Buddy) Morriss White II. Wayne White III. Frances White IV. Nancy White i. Ruby Edith White B) 6 DEC 1913 D) 1989 M) Fred Clark no issue Bur Pine Crest Cem .....j. Leirah Marie White B) 18 DEC 1916 M) John Hopkins no issue .....k. Carrie Margaret White B) 19 SEP 1921 M) G. Walter Langdon . Had 3 sons.

This is what I have under the Bussey name. It is a small part of my Hearin family information. Please let me know if this is your family. Patti levar@earthlink.net VI. Sarah (Sallie) Hearin B) 6 MAY 1814 D) 9 MAY 1876 M1) 20 FEB 1834 Harmon S. Bussey B) 1809 D) DEC 1852 M2) 30 SEP 1875 Thomas Bragg A. Sarah Harmon Bussey M) 30 SEP 1875 Thomas Bragg, son of Martha (Nunnellee) Alexander J. Bragg, the noted architect. 1. Emma Bragg 2. Edwin M. Bragg 3. Braxton Bragg 4. Thomas Bragg B) 18 DEC 1880 D) 30 OCT 1943 B. Charles Bussey .....C. Rebecca Bussey .....D. Emily V. Bussey .....E. Robert Hearin Bussey B) 24 AUG 1845 D) 12 MAR 1932 F. Nancy Bussey

These are my Wilkinson/Wilkersons. I have extensive information on the descendants of (VII) Salina Wilkinson and Hall Ray. Please let me know if you connect with any of these families. I'd like to share information. Patti John Wilkinson b. Frederick Co VA 4 AUG 1750 d. Wilcox Co AL 15 APR 1837 m. ca. 1795 Mary Ann b. 1780. He was Rev. War soldier. Lived Richmond Co GA while in service: 5 APR 1776 to 11 JUL 1782. Also lived Wilkes Co GA. Pension S 11 818. Served under Gen. Elijah Clarke, Capt. John Wilson Col. Benjamin Few. Pensioners certificate 19 958. Moved to Clarke Co AL about 1816. Name spelled both Wilkinson and Wilkerson. In land deed by wife, children's names are Wilkinson I. Holly B.Wilkinson m. Chambers Co AL 4 AUG 1840 Elizabeth B. Moore II. Jesse P. Wilkinson (A Jesse P. Wilkerson m. Martha Ann Nichols in Chambers Co AL 5 JUN 1830, not verified they are correct family.) III Lewis H. Wilkinson IV. George Washington Wilkinson b. SC ca. 1800 m. ca. 1820 Elizabeth b. GA ca. 1800. George is listed 1850 census Marengo Co AL Reel M432-10 pg. 44A .....A. Nancy Wilkinson b. ca. 1833 .....B. George W. Wilkinson b. ca. 1834 .....C. Francis D. Wilkinson b. ca. 1839 V. Greenbury L. Wilkinson b. SC ca. 1802 m. Charlsey b. SC 1807 Listed in 1850 census Chamber Co AL. Also listed is Littleberry Jr. age 23 b. AL .....A. Edmond Wilkinson b. AL ca. 1830 .....B. Serena Wilkinson b. AL ca. 1834 .....C. Jack Wilkinson b. AL ca. 1835 .....D. Mary F. Wilkinson b. AL ca. 1836 .....E. Martha Wilkinson b. AL ca. 1839 .....F. Syvania Wilkinson b. AL ca. 1841 .....G. Salina Wilkinson b. AL ca. 1844 .....H. James Wilkinson b. AL ca. 1848 .....I. Edna Wilkinson b. AL ca. 1849 VI. Obediah Smith Wilkinson b. ca. 1804 m. Wilcox Co AL 30 JUL 1828 Dicey Ray. Marriage Rcd lists her as Mrs. Dicey Ray. Moved to MS VII Salina Wilkinson b. GA 16 APR 1805 d. AL 18 FEB 1883 m. Clarke Co AL 20 FEB 1821 Hall Ray (son of Henry Ray Judith) b. Ogelthorpe? GA 1 MAR 1797 d. Choctaw Co AL 17 AUG 1874. Both bur Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church Cem, Melvin AL. (See Ray chart for descendants.)

Nancy: Thank you so much for the look-ups. I know that must be awfully time-consuming and you were so generous to do that for all of us!! Jackie: I do have a copy of Ball's book on Clarke County and it has helped tremendously. Thank you for offering to help me with that. I guess I'm at the point now where I just need to go back to Clarke County this summer and spend some more time at the Courthouse. My major brick wall right now is Sarah Poole. I thought she was part of the Charles Poole family, but apparently that isn't true. Please let me know if you run across anything! Thanks! Wanda: It's so good to connect with you! I've admired your work with the Fontaine/ Drinkard families for some time now and have, several times, started to try to contact you. We are related on both the Fontaine and Drinkard sides, I believe. You were right about Elizabeth Garnett Pearson's death date. I just pulled the photograph of their cemetery marker, and it DOES show her death year as 1864. Sorry about that. Her family tree is certainly interesting! Since she came from Wilkes County, GA -- which is right down the road-- I'd like to find out more about how she came to be in Alabama. I've been trying to determine: (1) if any of Aaron Terrell's children's family (not counting the descendants of Emma, my great-grandmother, who married Francis Marion Drinkard), are around. They would be Cahoons, Goodwins, or Masons. Went to the Clarke County courthouse and found a copy of A.T.'s will. Fannie, Emma's sister, was deceased at the time of the will (1900). She was mentioned as "the deceased Fannie Elizabeth King" in the will and on her tombstone as "Fannie, wife of J.C. Cahoon" in 1897. Can't quite get a grip on that. (2) AND, who was Sarah Poole's parents? I thought she was a sister of Charles and Lycurgus Poole, but one of their descendants, who has done their family tree, could find no trace of her on that side. Anyway, would love any help I can get! I'd be glad to share any information I have on Emma Fontaine Drinkard's descendants, if anyone is interested. Mickey Mathis: If this is the Mickey Mathis who was kind enough (some time ago) to send me a DRINKARD GEDCOM which my computer inhaled, digested, and stored in some deep, dark, inaccessible purgatory file somewhere until the hard drive died and everything went quietly way....)? I would love to hear from you again! I.O.U. Thanks to all the ALCLARKE listers! Sherry Caven Athens, GA

Hi Ron, I am goint to jump in here and add that the book, "Clarke County and Its Surroundings" by T.H. Ball mentions a Mrs. Coxwell and W. W. Rotch on p. 719 in regards to their ownership of land from a plantation called "The Rocks". Ball wrote about this in March of 1881. There is also a mention of Charles Poole of Choctaw Corner on p. 497. Let me know if you do not have access to this book and I will do a look up for you. Jackie Feldman Sammamish, WA

Hi Ron: You asked: >> my name is Ron Poole.  Father is Elvin Cratus Poole from Clark County.  Do you have anything on the Poole line you can share?  Would greatly appreciate it.  Also looking for anything on Rotch and Coxwell lines.  << I am sorry to report that I did not find references for the surnames ROTCH, CRATUS, POOLE, or COXWELL. (Please keep in mind that I have LESS than half of what is contained on the reel of mircorfilm for this newspaper which spanned the years 1862 to 1866.) Nancy

Hi Cheryl Lee: You asked : >> Could you check to see if you have any entries for MURRAY or MURRY? I have reached a dead end on these people, although they were in Clarke Co, from around 1845.....<<< I did not find MURRY but did find one woman named  M.D. Murray who donated 8 pair of socks for the war effort as quoted below : - - - - - MURRAY found in the Dec. 4, 1862 Edition of the Clark Co Journal newspaper: - - - - - Suggsville, Nov. 8, 1862. List of articles contributed by each lady of the "Suggsville Aid Society," since its organization, August 23, 1862: H. B. Ba - - - , 6 pr. Socks, 1 pr blankets, 3 of drawers, 1 of sheets, 2 of pillow slips, 1 suit clothes, 1 mattress, 1 box salve, one bottle cordial.. C. O. Barnes, 11 pr socks, 6 of blankets, 3 of drawers, 3 of sheets, 1 suit clothes, 2 shirts, 1 spread, 1 mattress, 3 pillow slips. R. G. Portis, 2 pr socks, 2 of drawers, 2 of blankets. L.A. Shores, 1 pr sock, 3 of drawers, 2 of blankets, 3 shirts and $5. A.F. Denny, 2 pr socks, 3 of drawers, 1 of pillow slips, 4 towels. Of pants, 2 shirts, 2 towels. E.H. Cleveland, 4 pr socks, 2 of drawers, 1 of pillow slips, C. Nordlinger, 10 pr socks, 2 of blankets, 2 of drawers, 1 shirt, 1 comfort. J.C. Rivers, 13 pr socks, 4 .of blankets, 2 of drawers, 3 of sheets, 3 of pillow slips, 2 neck comforts, 2 bed. 1 shirt, 1 suit clothing, 1 mattress. A.E. Holcombs, 4 pr socks. E. Ezell, 2 pr socks. Mrs. Finch, 1 pr socks.  Pr socks. Mrs. Beckham, 2 pr socks. Mrs. M. .S. Wilson, 5 pr socks, 6 of blankets. Miss M. Cleveland, 11 pr socks, 2 of blankets, 1 of drawers, 1 of sheets, 4 suits clothing, 1 comfort,  1 shirt, 1 mattress, 2 pillows. J.S. MURRAY, 8 pr socks. Concernt funds - -  $38 50c. - - bought 12 pair pants, 10 coats. Numbers of garments made by the Society, of cloth sent by the Governor, 173 shirts and 320 pairs of drawers.         L.E. Rivers, Sec.  L.A. Shores, Pres. - - - -

Hi Patti, My Wilkerson Family Line is through P. [may be Printiss [?] ] "Orlando" Wilkerson, b. in 1875 [not sure of place of birth--couldd be Sumter County Alabama. He was the son of Henry Harrison Wilkerson and Sarah A. R. Sims/Simms. "Orlando" Wilkerson married Roxie Ann Osborne, 28 Feb. 1897 in Grove Hill, Clarke County Alabama, she was the daughter of LaFayette "Fate" B. Osborne of Fulton, Clarke County Alabama. Orlando Wilkerson and Roxie Osborne had 4 children in this order: Essie Mae Wilkerson, b. 1900, Mamie Lucindia Wilkerson, b. 1902, Henry Hammond Wilkerson, b. 1904, and Perry Allen Wilkerson, b. 1905, all born in Grove Hll, Alabama. I have been told by several sources that my line led to a son of Jessee Wilkerson and Mahala "Ealey" White. I have not ben able to prove this information. Grparents are Orlando Wilkerson and Roxie Osborne. ggrandparents are Henry Harrison Wilkerson and Sarah Sims. Thank you for answering my query. Would appreciate any help. Nancy D.

Grace Howell Goodman daughter of George Howell and ________Walker of Clarke County, Alabama. Any connection to your Abraham Walker? Sandy Goodman

Have gone back and looked at my copies of the Walker wills of Clarke co. only to realize I have only the clerks` transcription and recording of the will which does not have the original signatures of witnesses, bondsmen etc. does Clarke Co. still have the wills for those early yrs. i.e. 1832 , 1845 etc.? It just ocurred to me tnat I need to compare the signature and or seals of Abraham Walker of Clarke Co. Al. and Davidson Co and Williamson Co. Tenn. to see if it might indicate that they are indeed the same Abraham Walker, born 1773 in N.C or S.C. Am enjoying all the recent activity on the List. Sue in No. Al.

Hi Shery, You may have already checked here, but there is a bit of information in the book, "Clarke County and its Surroundings" by T. H. Ball on these families, specifically on p. 496-498. The entry is about William Morry Fontaine and Charles Poole and their families. I would transcribe it for you if you have no access to this book, just let me know. Jackie Feldman Sammamish, WA

Shery, I am descended from Aaron Terrell's brother, William Floyd Fontaine. Elizabeth Garnett was really Elizabeth Garnett Pearson before she married. I go back a few generations on both sides... more on Fontaine but I have stuff on Pearsons and Goldings...let me know if you want to share info.... I show Elizabeth's death date as 25 May 1864.... are you sure enough of date for me to change the date to 1862??? Thanks for answering, Wanda Costello ----- Original Message ----- From: <NJGERBINO@aol.com> To: <ALCLARKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 8:39 AM Subject: FONTAINE POOLE GARNETT MAURY (RE: Clark CoJournal lookup > Hi Shery: > > You asked the following: > > > could you let me know what you can find on either > > of the following families: > > William Maury Fontaine, his wife Elizabeth Garnett Fontaine, who died 25 > May 1862. > > or their son Aaron Terrell (A.T.) and his wife Sarah Poole Fontaine. > > A.T. was a merchant in Clay Hill and both families lived around Choctaw > Corner or Bashi. And, they were all living in Clarke County during the > period for which you have records.. > > (A.T. was my g-g-grandfather; William Maury was my g-g-g grandfather.) > > (A.T.'s daughter Emma was born in 1858. Guess she would have been too > young to have had her name in the paper then.) > > > > Thanks so much for your generous offer! Sherry Caven > > Athens, GA > I did not find references for the surnames FONTAINE, GARNETT, or POOLE, BUT > did find one for a Col. Harry MAURY who served in the 32nd Alabama. That > reference is as follows: > (Please keep in mind that I have LESS than half of what is contained on the > reel of mircorfilm for this newspaper which spanned the years 1862 to 1866.) > > - - - - - - > MAURY found in the Jan 7, 1863 Edition of the Clarke Co. Journal: > - - - - - - > NEWS OF THE WEEK > As the reader has doubtless anticipated from the news in our last paper, a > terrible battle has been fought and a glorious victory obtained over the > enemy at Murfreesboro. The forces under Gen. Bragg attacked those under Gen. > Rosecrans at 5:30 A.M. on the 31st of the month, and after a terrible and > sanguinary conflict the Confederates drove the Abolitionists from every > position, and at last accounts they were retreating toward Nashville pursued > by our troops. We captured some 4,000 prisoners, several thousand stand of > arms, some 300 wagons besides an ordnance train. Generals Wheeler, Morgan and > others, with a heavy cavalry force, are between the enemy and Nashville and > will inflict great injury on him in his retreat. We also captured 31 pieces > of artillery. Among the captured prisoners are Generals Wallace and Fry. > Among their killed are Generals Thomas, Sill, Sheridan and Grierson. Our > loss was heavy, but not near so great as that of the enemy, as it is said we > had the advantage in position. On our side Gen. Rains, of Nashville, was > killed and Gen. Chalmers wounded. Thursday last is said to have been a happy > New Year in Murfreesboro, as the success of the Confederates saves some of > the finest portions of Tennessee from the ravages and pollution of the enemy. > COL. HARRY MAURY of the 32d Alabama Regiment, was wounded in the side, but we > are glad to learn not dangerously. He commanded the Brigade.– Polk's corps > formed the left wing and Hardee's the right. > At Vicksburg several attempts have been made on our positions both by > land and water, but they have been thwarted on every occasion. (the balance > of the article was cut off.) >

Hi John Bradley: You sent me the following message which I am sharing with the list: >>There are quite a few STRINGERS in Coffeeville. My Mom is from C' ville and she knows the name well. She is 85 and been around a long time. Give me some names and dates. jebrad@earthlink.net<<< How very nice of you. That is what is so wonderful about this list. While I am not researching the STRINGER name myself, others out there are. I forwarded your message to the last person who wrote in about STRINGER. In a 2nd message to me you wrote: >> I forgot to add that my mother grew up in Coffeevill, AL and the oldest Mayor in the state of Alabama History was Roy MYRICK. >>> That wonderful gem was forwarded to the last person asking about that surname. In your 3rd message you wrote >> my mother is 85 years old and from Coffeeville...her neighbors were CHANCEYs and I have been in touch with 1 of the gradchildren Rod CHANCEY...He might held...I will try to HELP!!<<< And that message was forwarded to the person researching CHANCEY Thanks again for your offer of help. And remember, you can always send your messages about what you read on the list to the email address for the list. ALCLARKE-L@rootsweb.com Best regards to you and your Mom, Nancy

Hi Shery: You asked the following: > could you let me know what you can find on either >  of the following families: > William Maury Fontaine, his wife Elizabeth Garnett Fontaine, who died 25 May 1862. >  or their son Aaron Terrell (A.T.) and his wife Sarah Poole Fontaine. >  A.T. was a merchant in Clay Hill and both families lived around Choctaw Corner or  Bashi.  And, they were all living in Clarke County during the period for which you have records.. >  (A.T. was my g-g-grandfather;  William Maury was my g-g-g grandfather.) >  (A.T.'s daughter  Emma was born in 1858.  Guess she would have been too young to have had  her name in the paper then.) > >  Thanks so much for your generous offer!             Sherry Caven >  Athens, GA I did not find references for the surnames FONTAINE, GARNETT, or POOLE, BUT did find one for a Col. Harry MAURY who served in the 32nd Alabama. That reference is as follows: (Please keep in mind that I have LESS than half of what is contained on the reel of mircorfilm for this newspaper which spanned the years 1862 to 1866.) - - - - - - MAURY found in the Jan 7, 1863 Edition of the Clarke Co. Journal: - - - - - - NEWS OF THE WEEK As the reader has doubtless anticipated from the news in our last paper, a terrible battle has been fought and a glorious victory obtained over the enemy at Murfreesboro. The forces under Gen. Bragg attacked those under Gen. Rosecrans at 5:30 A.M. on the 31st of the month, and after a terrible and sanguinary conflict the Confederates drove the Abolitionists from every position, and at last accounts they were retreating toward Nashville pursued by our troops. We captured some 4,000 prisoners, several thousand stand of arms, some 300 wagons besides an ordnance train. Generals Wheeler, Morgan and others, with a heavy cavalry force, are between the enemy and Nashville and will inflict great injury on him in his retreat. We also captured 31 pieces of artillery. Among the captured prisoners are Generals Wallace and Fry. Among their killed are Generals Thomas, Sill, Sheridan and Grierson. Our loss was heavy, but not near so great as that of the enemy, as it is said we had the advantage in position. On our side Gen. Rains, of Nashville, was killed and Gen. Chalmers wounded. Thursday last is said to have been a happy New Year in Murfreesboro, as the success of the Confederates saves some of the finest portions of Tennessee from the ravages and pollution of the enemy. COL. HARRY MAURY of the 32d Alabama Regiment, was wounded in the side, but we are glad to learn not dangerously. He commanded the Brigade.– Polk's corps formed the left wing and Hardee's the right. At Vicksburg several attempts have been made on our positions both by land and water, but they have been thwarted on every occasion. (the balance of the article was cut off.)

I have Wilkerson/Wilkinson in my genealogy. Who are you looking for? Patti

Richard I have these names in my genealogy. Who are you looking for? Patti

Hi Nancy, I am looking for two surnames in Clarke County Al. Would appreciate a LOOK-UP for the names of WILKERSON and OSBORNE. Thank you very for your help. Nancy D.

Nancy, Thank you for taking the time to do these look ups. Do you have anything on the Harrison or Gilbert surnames? Dan