Hello would the list owner please contact me about an important matter Debbie

Hello everyone, Since we are all talking about our family surnames, I thought I would repost my efforts also. I am looking for the family to prove or disprove the connection of my John M. Griffin born 1849 in Alabama to the Griffin family from Clarke County. What I know so far is David or Jesse Griffin was in Clarke County, both were killed in battle 1813...I don't have the notes right in front of me. They were twins and killed in a battle with the "Indians"... So...it's thought one of them married or both married and had the following.... John born December 25, 1807 married Sarah Glass on October 10, 1835 in Clarke County...Together they had 7 children one of which was John Griffin born 1849...who I believe is my direct line...John and Sarah had a daughter named Celestina which may or may not be part of my Great Grandmother's name...from her marriage record this name appears to be middle name also. Since she passed away in 1915 we really don't know for sure. John Griffin most likely was brother to William Griffin born 1813 and married Anne Drinkard,. they had 3 children that I know of. Ivey, John, and Margaret. I know that in 1910 John M Griffin born 1849 was in Monroe County Alabama and married to Ann E. E. Lizelle "Lizzie" Mc Kinley, they were married in 1868. Together they had 5 children their youngest being my Great Grandmother. I am searching to find out more about the Griffin's of Clarke County to prove or disprove the connection. Any help on these Griffin's would be greatly appreciated. Other area names I am researching... Daniel/Daniels/Stabler/McDonald/Harris/Turberville/Bohannon/McKinley/Barlow. ..all in the Monroe/Conecuh/Clarke county area Thanks Debbie

Nancy, I too would like to thank you for the time you devote to all of us. Your efforts, both large and small, are invaluable to us all. Thanks so much for the look-up on my Tolbert/Talbert's. Hopefully, this small bit of information will help others looking for this same family. I found that there were two William Talbert's living in Clarke Co, AL at the same time, one married to nancy Rebecca Courtney and the other to Elizabeth Sheppard. One Mr. Talbert spelled his name Tolbert, or at least the person writing the item spelled them differently. Gail Tolbert Street

Thank you, Nancy, for this wonderful gift! Then to Bonnie or others seeking PARKERS: I believe that the cited Seth J. Parker is my husband's Great Grandfather, Seth Joseph Parker, b. 1828 in Clarke Co., d. 1902 in Clarke Co. I would be interested in corresponding with any one who has Seth Joseph Parker in a family line. Thank you again, Nancy, and thank you also to Bonnie whose request included Parkers. Vangy Tilton Maddox of Philadelphia, PA jlm.fgc@worldnet.att.net

Hi Felicia: You wrote >>>I'd like some information on Corrine Osborn, Rial Williams, Monroe Osborn and Della York. Thanks for your assistance<<<< I am sorry to report that I did not find these surnames listed. Please keep in mind that I only transcribed 40 to 50 percent of the material contained on this microfilm reel held by the Alabama Archives. Best regards, Nancy G.

Hi Jan: You wrote >>> Found any Beards there? Thanks Jan g. << I am sorry to report that the surname BEARDS or BEARD was not found. However, keep in mind that I only transcribed about 40 to 50 percent of what is on that reel of mircrofilm. Best regards, Nancy G

I am sorry to report that I did not find this surname listed (LYLE). Please keep in mind that I only transcribed about 40 percent of what there is on this reel of mircorfilm. Best regards, Nancy G.

Hi Gail: I did not find  MOORE, COURTNEY , or TOLBERT names but did find one for TALBERT and another for STEWART as follows: - - - - - - - From the November 13, 1862 Edition of the Clarke County Journal: - - - - - - The Baptist Church at this place has selected Rev. John Talbert as its pastor for the ensuing year. - - - - - - From the December 4, 1862 Edition of the Clarke County Journal: - - - - - - 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. H.P. Collier, 2 pr socks, 1 of blankets, 2 of drawers, 1 shirt, 1 spread, 1 bunch silk. M.F. Odom, 13 pr socks, 3 of blankets, 4 of drawers, 1 shirt, 3 of sheets, 4 pillow slips, 1 of pants, 6 towels, 4 shirts. N.A. Goodloe, 8 pr socks, 2 of blankets, 3 of drawers, 1 of pants, 1 of sheets, 1 of pillow slips, 3 shirts, 1 suite clothes, 1 comfort, 2 mattresses, 4 towels, 3 bottles wine. S.L. Currier, 5 pr socks, 2 of drawers, 1 of blanket. M.B. Jones, 2 pr socks, 3 of blankets, 1 of drawers. E.E. Barnes, 2 pr socks, 3 of blankets, 1 of drawers, 1 shirt. A.M. Pritchett, 4 pr socks, 1 of blankets, 1 of drawer. M.L. Dyke, 9 pr socks, 1 of blankets, 1 of sheets, 1 of pillow slips, 2 towels. M. Bettis, 4 pr socks, 1 of blankets. M.S. Odom, 3 pr socks, 2 shirts. C. Bendurant, 4 pr socks, 2 of drawers. E.M. Portis, 2 pr socks, 1 of drawers, one shirt. L.G. Rivers, 9 pr socks, 3 of drawers, 1 of blankets, 1 shirt, 1 comfort, 1 suit clothes. E.S. Mann, 5 pr socks, 1 of drawers. A. Campbell, 1 pr socks. M.A. Waldrom, 2 pr socks. M. Caller, 2 pr socks. E. Saint, 9 pr socks, 1 of glove, 1 shirt, 1 comfort, 1 suit clothes. S. Cammack, 3 pr socks, 1 of blankets. R. Cleveland, three pr socks. M.J. Rivers, 2r socks, 1 suit clothes. E.H. Nicholson, 5 pr socks, 2 of drawers, 3 shirts. N. Morriss, 3 pr socks, 3 blankets. P.A. Presnall, 3 pr socks, 1 of pants. M. Presnall, one pr socks. S. Presnall, one pair socks. R. Nunnalee, three pr socks. S. Dye, two pair socks. N. Allen, two pr socks. Mrs. Dawson, 2 pr socks. J. Dubose, 3 pr soamilton, 1 pr blankets. M.O. Mobley, 5 pr socks, 2 of drawers. Mrs. Reybon, 4 pr socks. P.C. Wimbish, 4 pr socks. 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. D.A. Gordon, 4 pr socks. A. Saint, 3 pr socks. C.B. Barnes, 2 pr socks, 1 of drawers, 1 neck comforter. R.A. Coals, 4 pr socks. M.L. Portis, 1 pr socks, 1 of drawers, 1 shirt. B.T. Portis, 3 pr socks, 2 shirts, 1 box of salve. M.E. Brown, 2 pr socks. T.E. Caller, 6 pr socks. A.E. Stewart, 1 pr gloves. W.E. Creagh, 5 pr drawers, 2 shirts. 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 Ray: You wrote >>>   I would be very much interested in any information about the surname McClinton.<<<<< I am sorry to report tht I did not find ths surname. Keep in mind that I only transcribed about 40 to 50 percent of what can be found on the microfilm reel. Best regards, Nancy G.

Hi Pat: I am sorry to report that the surnames ROBINSON and ROBISON did not surface in my transcription. But, keep in mind that I only transcribed 40 to 50 percent of the newspaper...so you still might find something there. Best regards, Nancy Gerbino of Granite Springs, NY

Hi Nancy, I just wanted to take a few moments and tell you how thankful I am that you are doing these look ups for me and everyone else! I really do appreciate the time and effort you put into transcribing the film and now the time your spending to look for our family members. Thanks so much Debbie

Hi Bonnie: Your wrote >> Mine are JAMES, ERNST or ERNEST, HARPERS and PARKERS....Do you need their first names? <<< The answer to your question is simply that it is of more value to the listers if I only search for the SURNAME. That way more information is provided on the partiular line in question. In your case I did not find the surnames ERNST, ERNEST OR HARPERS. HOWEVER, I did find three articles with the surname JAMES, one with HARPER and one with PARKERS. They are as follows: - - - - - - (JAMES) In the November 13, 1862 Edition of the Clarke County Journal - - - - - - [Masthead appears as follows:] THE CLARKE COUNTY JOURNAL. DEVOTED TO POLITICS, LITERATURE, AGRICULTURAL AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE GROVE HILL, ALA., NOVEMBER 13, 1862. ______________________ Isaac Grant, Editor, Publisher and Proprietor. - - - - - - - - - One copy one year, in advance, $2 - - - - - - - - - - The following gentlemen are authorized to act as agents for the Clarke County Journal, to receive and receipt for moneys due this Office. H.W. Burge is our authorized agent for this County. Hon. D. James will act as our agent for Washington county. - - - - - - - (JAMES) Paid advertisement in the November 13, 1862 Edition of the Clarke County Journal - - - - - - - Washington County, Alabama. ESTRAYED, by William Jordan, before J.B. Worsham, a Justice of said County, on the 15th of October, 1862, a black MULE, 7 or 8 years old, 14½ hands high, branded on each shoulder with the letter J, and has a white streak on left side of his neck. Appraised at $130. The owner will come forward, prove property and take possession of the said mule, otherwise the same will be dealt with according to law. D. JAMES, Probate Judge. - - - - - - (JAMES) Advertisement in the April 9, 1863 Edition of the Clarke Co Jouranl. - - - - - - State of Alabama, Clarke County PROBATE COURT, April 18, 1863. THIS day came Samuel T. Boykin and Robert D. James, Administrators (Estate of Hardy Fluker), with the will annexed, of said Estate and filed their accounts, vouchers, evidences and statements for a final settlement of the same. It is therefore ordered that the 11th day of May, 1863, be set for making such settlement, at which time all persons interested can appear and contest the same if they think proper. Attest: Z.L. BETTIS, Judge. - - - - - - - (HARPER) In the August 13, 1863 Edition of the Clarke Co. Journal it lists the chart on the election returns in which a man named HARPER ran for Commissioner -- the first names are not listed. But I should note that the man named HARPER had the least number of votes. I could not figure out how to list the chart in this message.... - - - - - - - - OFFICIAL RETURNS OF CLARKE COUNTY ELECTION, Aug. 1863. [Page lists the returns in each town in the county for all offices --assessor, sheriff, legislators, etc] Gov. Watts, Shorter Cong. Dickinson, Langdon, Hall Sen. Brodnax, Leslie, Hastie, Hall Rep. Kilpatrick, Thornton, Sheriff: Wimbish, Carter, Bettis, Martin Assess. Collec.: Allen, Dewitt, Toland, McCasky, Norwood, M'Connell Commis's: Cobb, Ezell, Drinkard, Harper, Malone - - - - - - (PARKER (S) In the November 13, 1862 Edition of the Clarke Co Journal: - - - - - - STOLEN, on Friday night the 3d inst., from the residence of the subscriber, three miles north of Jackson, Ala., a dark bay PONEY, heavily built, with left hind foot white and a blemish in left eye; about eight years old. I will give a liberal reward to any person returning him to me, or giving information so that I can get him. SETH J. PARKER - - - - - - - -

Hi Joyce: You wrote >> would appreciate anything mentioned about a James C. Rush and wife Martha Weaver, Charles Stewart and wife Mary Weaver, Abraham Ott and wife Mary Ann Deaver, or Jacob Ott. <<< I did not find the surnames WEAVER, DEAVER or OTT. However I found one reference to the surname STEWART and one reference to the surname RUSH as follows: - - - - - (STEWART) In the December 4, 1862 Edition of the Clarke County Journal: - - - - - - - - - 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. H.P. Collier, 2 pr socks, 1 of blankets, 2 of drawers, 1 shirt, 1 spread, 1 bunch silk. M.F. Odom, 13 pr socks, 3 of blankets, 4 of drawers, 1 shirt, 3 of sheets, 4 pillow slips, 1 of pants, 6 towels, 4 shirts. N.A. Goodloe, 8 pr socks, 2 of blankets, 3 of drawers, 1 of pants, 1 of sheets, 1 of pillow slips, 3 shirts, 1 suite clothes, 1 comfort, 2 mattresses, 4 towels, 3 bottles wine. S.L. Currier, 5 pr socks, 2 of drawers, 1 of blanket. M.B. Jones, 2 pr socks, 3 of blankets, 1 of drawers. E.E. Barnes, 2 pr socks, 3 of blankets, 1 of drawers, 1 shirt. A.M. Pritchett, 4 pr socks, 1 of blankets, 1 of drawer. M.L. Dyke, 9 pr socks, 1 of blankets, 1 of sheets, 1 of pillow slips, 2 towels. M. Bettis, 4 pr socks, 1 of blankets. M.S. Odom, 3 pr socks, 2 shirts. C. Bendurant, 4 pr socks, 2 of drawers. E.M. Portis, 2 pr socks, 1 of drawers, one shirt. L.G. Rivers, 9 pr socks, 3 of drawers, 1 of blankets, 1 shirt, 1 comfort, 1 suit clothes. E.S. Mann, 5 pr socks, 1 of drawers. A. Campbell, 1 pr socks. M.A. Waldrom, 2 pr socks. M. Caller, 2 pr socks. E. Saint, 9 pr socks, 1 of glove, 1 shirt, 1 comfort, 1 suit clothes. S. Cammack, 3 pr socks, 1 of blankets. R. Cleveland, three pr socks. M.J. Rivers, 2r socks, 1 suit clothes. E.H. Nicholson, 5 pr socks, 2 of drawers, 3 shirts. N. Morriss, 3 pr socks, 3 blankets. P.A. Presnall, 3 pr socks, 1 of pants. M. Presnall, one pr socks. S. Presnall, one pair socks. R. Nunnalee, three pr socks. S. Dye, two pair socks. N. Allen, two pr socks. Mrs. Dawson, 2 pr socks. J. Dubose, 3 pr soamilton, 1 pr blankets. M.O. Mobley, 5 pr socks, 2 of drawers. Mrs. Reybon, 4 pr socks. P.C. Wimbish, 4 pr socks. 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. D.A. Gordon, 4 pr socks. A. Saint, 3 pr socks. C.B. Barnes, 2 pr socks, 1 of drawers, 1 neck comforter. R.A. Coals, 4 pr socks. M.L. Portis, 1 pr socks, 1 of drawers, 1 shirt. B.T. Portis, 3 pr socks, 2 shirts, 1 box of salve. M.E. Brown, 2 pr socks. T.E. Caller, 6 pr socks. A.E. Stewart, 1 pr gloves. 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. - - - - - - - - - (RUSH ) In the August 20, 1863 Edition of the Clarke County Journal. - - - - - - - - - - - Contributions for Suggsville Soldiers Aid Society Feb. 7, 1863 Mrs. C.O. Barnes, $10, 10 pair socks, 2 shirts, 1 pr. Pants, 2 neck comforters, 2 blankets, 1 bottle wine. Mrs. N.A. Goodloe, 5 dollars, 3 pr socks, 3 pants, 3 of drawers, 3 shirts E.J. Saint, 2 pr socks, 3 of drawers, 1 shirt Mrs. S. Coale, 5 dol, 5 pr socks, 2 of pants, 3 of drawers L.G. Rivers, 8 pr socks, 1 pr drawers J. Caller, 3 pr socks J.C. Rivers, 5 dollars, 5 pr socks, 1 shirt E.H. Cleveland, 1 pr socks, 1 of pants M.H. Mobley, one pr socks M.F. Odom, 5 dol, 2 pr socks M.O. Mobley, 5 dol, 2 pr socks, 2 of drawers, one shirt C. Nordlinger, 10 dol 2 pr socks, 2 o drawers, 2 of shoes M.E. Goodloe, 5 dol, 6 pr socks, one quilt, 2 pr drawers, one box gelatine O. Rush, 7 dol, one pr socks, 1 pr drawers S. Greene, and M.L. Jones, 5 dollars each. Total, $873.75, 39 pr pants, 38 pr of drawers, 94 of socks, 6 blankets, 30 shirts, 3 neck comforters, 2 pr shoes, 3 quilts, one bottle wine, one hat and one box gelatine.

Hi All, I received a wonderful reply from Nancy regarding her offer to do lookups. I also received a reply from others regarding the same subject. One of those replies was from: dnjtucker@earthlink.net (Darrell & Jean Tucker) and contained a file to download that had a virus. Everyone, please be aware that someone is reading the mailing lists and responding with downloadable files that contain viruses as this also happened to me as a result of a query on the Bibb County mailing list. Fortunately, I had a virus program running and the files were deleted before doing any damage. Karen Beck Researching: Atwood, Beck, Benson, Bumpers, Eady, Frazer, Haultewanger, Larrimore, Latham, Lawrence, McGregor, Scitzs, Sharp, Urquhart, Vann, White

Hi James: Sorry, but I did not find a ROBINSON. But please note, I only transcribed about 40 to 50 percent of the reel for the years 1862 to 1866 so there might be a chance that you could find something there. Nancy

Hi Clay: The following small "news" item appeared under the masthead of the November 13, 1862 Edition of the Clarke County Journal: ------ - - - - - - Mrs. M. R. Pugh will please accept our thanks for a couple of overgrown Yam potatoes. We will resume the further discussion of their merits this evening or early in the day to-morrow. - - - - - - The name of the Editor and owner of this newspaper was Isaac Grant. He always inserted personal thanks for various kindnesses shown him in every edition of his paper.... especially as the war proceeded into the later years...

Hi Karen: I did not find anything for the surname BECK but I did find one for BUMPERS as follows in the October 26, 1866 Edition of the Clarke County Journal. - - - - - - - - - IN MEMORIAM. Died, at his mother's residence, in Clarke county, the 6th of September, 1866, Robert Bumpers Jr., in the 35th year of his age, from a wound caused by the kick of a horse. He has left a wife and two children, mother and sister to ourn his loss. He was a kind and dutiful son, a kind and affectionate husband, father and brother, and very kind to all his friends.

Did not find the surname FEW but did find a SHEFFIELD listed in the December 17, 1863 Edition quoted below: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [The following is a partial list of an unknown infantry unit from Clark County listing those wounded or missing.] Company D — Lt. E.W. Davis commanding. Missing: Sergeants A.H. Rodgers, McManus. Privates Johnson, Newton, Thorpe, Clarke, Boutwell, Dumas, McCaskey, Lavender, Shoarer, Richardson, Wilson, Chancellor, Cox, Bradfor and Richardson. Company B — Capt. G.W. Welch commanding. Wounded: Harris D. Graham. Missing: Sergeant J.W. Nicholson, privates Jesso Bradley, Angus Campbell, Duncan Campbell, H.D. Conn, A. Driskall, H. Cortney, W.C. Hall, J.A. Hare, H.C. Hare, J.J. Hicks, J. J. Kirk, V. Luker, G.B. Parsons, J.N. Rodgers, John Sheffield, W.M. Taylor. Company I — Lt. Sam Jordan commanding. Wounded: J.C. Dumas. Missing: Lts. S.B. Jordan and J.P. Seabrook, Sergeant J.W. McGill, Corp. J.H. Thornton, privates G.W. Browning, W. J. Clanton, G. Deaton, C.F. Glover, G.W. Deas, H.H. Finch, D.A. Foreman, W. Henderson, R.P. Lowe, J. F. Neal, G.W.Pace, R. B. Pace, O.M.. Pendleton, A.R. Seabrook, W.W. Taylor, J.H. Walton. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Hi Nancy. It's so nice of you to offer the lookups. Would you check for the surname Sheffield and if two isn't asking too much, for the surname of Few. If you can do only one, Sheffield would be my first choice. Thanks so much. Nancy

Hi Suzy: I did not find DUNN or ANDERSON but a listing for NEWTON showed in the following article from the December 17, 1863 Edition of the "Clarke County Journal." Best regards, Nancy - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ [The following is a partial list of an unknown infantry unit from Clark County listing those wounded or missing.] Company D — Lt. E.W. Davis commanding. Missing: Sergeants A.H. Rodgers, McManus. Privates Johnson, Newton, Thorpe, Clarke, Boutwell, Dumas, McCaskey, Lavender, Shoarer, Richardson, Wilson, Chancellor, Cox, Bradfor and Richardson. Company B — Capt. G.W. Welch commanding. Wounded: Harris D. Graham. Missing: Sergeant J.W. Nicholson, privates Jesso Bradley, Angus Campbell, Duncan Campbell, H.D. Conn, A. Driskall, H. Cortney, W.C. Hall, J.A. Hare, H.C. Hare, J.J. Hicks, J. J. Kirk, V. Luker, G.B. Parsons, J.N. Rodgers, John Sheffield, W.M. Taylor. Company I — Lt. Sam Jordan commanding. Wounded: J.C. Dumas. Missing: Lts. S.B. Jordan and J.P. Seabrook, Sergeant J.W. McGill, Corp. J.H. Thornton, privates G.W. Browning, W. J. Clanton, G. Deaton, C.F. Glover, G.W. Deas, H.H. Finch, D.A. Foreman, W. Henderson, R.P. Lowe, J. F. Neal, G.W.Pace, R. B. Pace, O.M.. Pendleton, A.R. Seabrook, W.W. Taylor, J.H. Walton.