ANYONE HAVE CONNECTION TO THESE FAMILIES?  JOHN WESLEY PARKER , OR JONATHAN DYER STEPHENS..SHARE A STORY OR TWO :) Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

Jefferson (Jesse) M Scott (b. 1810, NC ) and died bef Feb 1882, Cleburne Co AL; married Senia Malone 25 Jul 1833 in Caswell Co NC. I descend from his 2nd son,Willis Lee Scott who married Margaret Adeline Nunnelley/Nunnally 14 Oct 1864, Calhoun Co AL. After Willis Lee Scott’s death, she married Francis “Frank” Little. Margaret Nunnelley was the daughter of James Archer Nunnelley/Nunnally and Margaret Pinson- married 2 Oct 1832, Walton Co GA. Any leads or research is much appreciated. Ann Carlton Oppenheimer

I'm related to the DAVIDSON line that are buried in Oak Level United Methodist Church Cemetery located at Cleburne County 49 & 55. My wife & I try to get up there, from Louisiana, about every two years to place flowers on and weed eat, when the cemetery is not mowed, about 20 DAVIDSON graves including my great grandfather, William Frederick DAVIDSON, and his parents, Eliab Frederick Allen DAVIDSON and his wife, Sarah Elizabeth Quinn DAVIDSON. Would love to make contact with any cousins still in the area. Bill Holly 500 Holly-Moore Drive Pineville, LA 71360 billsfamilytree@hotmail.com 318-640-6615

Seeking information on Willis Lee Scott who married Margaret Nunnelley 14 Oct 1864 Calhoun County, AL. His father was Jefferson (Jesse) M. Scott; mother was Senia Malone. The couple was married 25 Jul 1833- Caswell County, NC Many thanks for any information! Ann Carlton Oppenheimer

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Hello there Judy I'm pretty sure we've been touch before because My gg grandfather was William Christopher White. Weren't they the ones that died from the flu or pneumonia...William, his son Henry and wife all died within days of each other. I didn't know they were prominent...however....there tombstones seem to reflect that when I visited them. Does the church have any OLD records of this family? Do you have any pictures of them, you mentioned a picture of a home. I'd love to see. Also, are any of you on FAMILYSEARCH.org? I'm also related these names who all came from GA to Cleburne & Randolph Counties: Burrell S. MESSER, 1833-1919(father unknown from GA, mother Elizabeth 1792 (unkn maiden name) 1809) married to Clementine KENT, father Ed KENT 1812-1880 Fayette, Ga, mother Elizabeth LYLES 1815-? William Brooks WILLINGHAM 1830-1862 Walton, Ga to Cleburne Co, wife Frances Jane THOMAS 1833-1915 Joseph BAUGHN 1809-1880 from Pike, GA to Randolph Co, wife Frances O GILBERT 1810-? William Warren COPELAND 1842-1923 (father unknown, mother Elizabeth 1809) married to Susan Emiline BAUGHN fther Joseph BAUGHN 1809-1880 Pike, GA, mother Frances O GILBERT 1810-? So basically that is my CLEBURNE Co and RANDOLPH county 'early relatives'. I'd love to hear back from any of you related or have info on our lines! Remember...we are ALL related somewhere...somehow!! Barbara DEESE Dalton tnotlads@aol.com 303-547-6187 cell phone - (text or call) -----Original Message----- From: Judy Kilgore via ALCLEBUR <alclebur@rootsweb.com> To: alclebur <alclebur@rootsweb.com> Cc: Judy Kilgore <jodiek444@aol.com> Sent: Sun, Jun 3, 2018 2:56 am Subject: [ALCLEBUR] Earliest Cleburne ancestor - Fowlers They weren't there very early as genealogy goes, but Sarah Ann Norris Fowler (b. 1828) brought her entire family to Cleburne County about 1878 following the death of her husband, John Fowler in the Union City area of Campbell County (now South Fulton), GA about 1877. They settled in Hightower and became very prosperous. Most are buried in the Ranburne Baptist Church Cemetery in Ranburne. The reason for the move is not known but family stories say the war and its aftermath wiped them out financially. John was a Lt. Colonel in the Confederate Army and contracted tuberculosis which eventually killed him. He is said to be buried at Shadnor Baptist Church Cemetery in Union City, GA but there is no marker. They were probably too poor to have one. I suppose they were looking for a fresh start. The family consisted of Sarah and John's children, Nancy Elizabeth Fowler (b. 1848) and her husband John Pierce Walker (b. 1846); William Jethro Fowler (b. 1849), my ancestor, and his wife, Lucinda Caroline Owens (b. 1847). William later married Sarah Margaret Vaughan Hart; George Wilson Fowler (b. 1852) and his wife Samantha C. Hornsby (b. 1854); Mary Kate Fowler (b. 1854) who married A.J. (Jack) White in 1879, and Joel Fowler (b. 1861) who married Eliza Ballenger in 1880. Joel later married Ella Tweedell and moved to Bowdon, GA. All John and Sarah's children were born in Gwinnett County, GA except Joel, who was born in Campbell County. John Fowler (b. 1826) was the son of Nathan Fowler (1800-1860) and Elizabeth Pepper(s) of Gwinnett County; Nathan was the son of Hillery Fowler and Mary (Neal, O'Neal, or Newcom) of Warren, Jackson and Gwinnett counties; and Hillery was the son of Nathan Fowler (abt 1747 - 1817) and his wife, Nancy, who came to Georgia in 1784 and was granted many acres of land in east Georgia as a result of his Revolutionary War service. Sarah Ann Norris Fowler (1828 - 1896) was the daughter of John Jethro Norris (abt 1807 - aft 1870) and Mary Johnson (abt 1809 - aft 1870) whose birthplaces are unknown but they may have been from South Carolina. The reason I mention them is that Sarah Ann's baby sister, Mary Catherine (Mary Kate) Norris, also moved to Cleburne County and married William Christopher White. His family was quite prominent in Hightower and it is said that he owned the first telephone exchange there. On a trip to Hightower many years ago, I was privileged to have visited with the late Paula White Beam who shared much information on this family and who owned a painting of the White home in Hightower. I have all the children of these folks and would be glad to share. This post is already probably too lengthy to add more. If you are connected or related to these families, I'd love to hear from you. 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They weren't there very early as genealogy goes, but Sarah Ann Norris Fowler (b. 1828) brought her entire family to Cleburne County about 1878 following the death of her husband, John Fowler in the Union City area of Campbell County (now South Fulton), GA about 1877. They settled in Hightower and became very prosperous. Most are buried in the Ranburne Baptist Church Cemetery in Ranburne. The reason for the move is not known but family stories say the war and its aftermath wiped them out financially. John was a Lt. Colonel in the Confederate Army and contracted tuberculosis which eventually killed him. He is said to be buried at Shadnor Baptist Church Cemetery in Union City, GA but there is no marker. They were probably too poor to have one. I suppose they were looking for a fresh start. The family consisted of Sarah and John's children, Nancy Elizabeth Fowler (b. 1848) and her husband John Pierce Walker (b. 1846); William Jethro Fowler (b. 1849), my ancestor, and his wife, Lucinda Caroline Owens (b. 1847). William later married Sarah Margaret Vaughan Hart; George Wilson Fowler (b. 1852) and his wife Samantha C. Hornsby (b. 1854); Mary Kate Fowler (b. 1854) who married A.J. (Jack) White in 1879, and Joel Fowler (b. 1861) who married Eliza Ballenger in 1880. Joel later married Ella Tweedell and moved to Bowdon, GA. All John and Sarah's children were born in Gwinnett County, GA except Joel, who was born in Campbell County. John Fowler (b. 1826) was the son of Nathan Fowler (1800-1860) and Elizabeth Pepper(s) of Gwinnett County; Nathan was the son of Hillery Fowler and Mary (Neal, O'Neal, or Newcom) of Warren, Jackson and Gwinnett counties; and Hillery was the son of Nathan Fowler (abt 1747 - 1817) and his wife, Nancy, who came to Georgia in 1784 and was granted many acres of land in east Georgia as a result of his Revolutionary War service. Sarah Ann Norris Fowler (1828 - 1896) was the daughter of John Jethro Norris (abt 1807 - aft 1870) and Mary Johnson (abt 1809 - aft 1870) whose birthplaces are unknown but they may have been from South Carolina. The reason I mention them is that Sarah Ann's baby sister, Mary Catherine (Mary Kate) Norris, also moved to Cleburne County and married William Christopher White. His family was quite prominent in Hightower and it is said that he owned the first telephone exchange there. On a trip to Hightower many years ago, I was privileged to have visited with the late Paula White Beam who shared much information on this family and who owned a painting of the White home in Hightower. I have all the children of these folks and would be glad to share. This post is already probably too lengthy to add more. If you are connected or related to these families, I'd love to hear from you. Judy Fowler Kilgore Newnan, GA

I hope a very quiet Cleburne Co. site will be stimulated by our administrator's request for a "shout out!"  My researched families are:  Wm F. Caldwell/Margaret Louisa Elizabeth Striplin; James T. Rusk/Sarah P. Clemons; Gideon Riddle/Rebecca Caldwell; Benjamin O. Striplin/Elizabeth Stewart; Louisa Riddle/Spence.  These folks lived in northern Randolph Co and then Cleburne after reorganization of Alabama counties.  Spread out over several northeast AL counties.  Cynthia in CA

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We would like to announce the forming of a new organization the Cumberland Gap Tennessee Genealogy and History Group, A.K.A (CGTGHG) which propose to record and preserve. The goal of the group is to promote Genealogy with the recording of Pioneerâs and their descendantâs while also preserving and recording Cumberland Gapâs history. The CGTGHG hopeâs the Nation will get behind the group by submitting pioneerâs names, stories, pictures and Genealogies to be preserved for future generations to come. The CGTGHG will be having a newsletter 4 times a year and will have memberships available on different levels more on that to come. You can go to our website at [1]cgtghg.org or [2]facebook.com/cgtghg Thank You, David A Nelson Jr Website and Social Media References 1. http://cgtghg.org/ 2. http://facebook.com/cgtghg

I WISH I were...but not me. That was soooo kind to ask!! My family line is WILLINGHAM and COPELANDS Barb Dalton tnotlads@aol.com -----Original Message----- From: Craig Alexander <cwalex87@yahoo.com> To: ALCLEBUR-L <ALCLEBUR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Mon, Feb 17, 2014 7:12 pm Subject: [ALCLEBUR] William Hugh Teague - Cleburne County High School 1925 A friend on Facebook found a 1925 Cleburne County High School diploma for William Hugh Teague in an antique shop in Gulf Shores. Anyone on this list researching this family? Thanks, Craig cwalex87@yahoo.com O'Fallon, Missouri Researching: Alexander, Blackwell, Chaffin, Holcombe, Nolen, Smith, Stapler, Yates ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALCLEBUR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

A friend on Facebook found a 1925 Cleburne County High School diploma for William Hugh Teague in an antique shop in Gulf Shores.  Anyone on this list researching this family? Thanks, Craig cwalex87@yahoo.com O'Fallon, Missouri Researching: Alexander, Blackwell, Chaffin, Holcombe, Nolen, Smith, Stapler, Yates

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Cemetery Preservation Workshop, Sat, Nov 3, 2012, Birmingham The 11th Annual Alabama Cemetery Preservation Workshop will be on Saturday, November 3, 2012, 8:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. in Birmingham. Morning workshop: Birmingham on the campus of Samford University. Lunch break: lunch on your own at university's cafeteria next door. Afternoon workshop: downtown Birmingham's Historic Oak Hill Cemetery. The theme of this year's workshop is "Tools for the Cemetery Preservation Toolkit". We have an exciting and informative program scheduled for you with presentations and demonstrations by some of the most highly sought-after and respected experts in their fields. Workshop fees are $25 for ACPA members and $30 for non-members. Please go to the Alabama Cemetery Preservation Alliance (ACPA) website at http://www.alabama-cemetery-preservation.com to download the Cemetery Workshop Flyer and Registration Form. The flyer has a list of guest speakers/presenters and their lecture and demonstration topics. Pre-registered attendees will receive a prepared workshop folder. Walk-in registrants welcomed at the door but will not receive a workshop folder. We hope to see you there.

I am seeking photos of any members of the Fowler family who came to Cleburne County about 1878 and lived in the Hightower area. My great-grandfather, William Jethro Fowler, came to Cleburne from Campbell County, GA, along with his wife, Lucinda Caroline Owen(s) Fowler, his widowed mother, Sarah Ann Norris Fowler, and his brothers and sister, George, Joel and Mary Kate Fowler. Joel married twice and moved to Bowden with his second wife. The rest remained in Cleburne and are buried at Ranburne Baptist Church, along with many of their children. They intermarried with many of the prominent families of Cleburne and some of their grandchildren carry those names -- Blake, Hand, Hurst, Gay, Vaughan, Walker, Johnson, Bradberry and many others. I have never seen a photo of my great-grandfather or my grandfather, Luther Clarence Fowler who married Lula Gadsey Blake. Neither have I seen a photo of my great-grandfather, Isaac Blake. If anyone has photos they would be willing to share, I would really appreciate it. I have much information on this family but few photos, except of my father (William Jethroe Fowler) and his siblings. I will share anything I have. Thanks in advance, Judy Fowler Kilgore Newnan, GA

Thanks, Liz!!! Daily Uploads For Alabama Collected On 03/11/11 23:50:21 EST For The Last 24 hrs _http://files.usgwarchives.net/al/cleburne/cemeteries/statelin149ncm.txt_ (http://files.usgwarchives.net/al/cleburne/cemeteries/statelin149ncm.txt) Cleburne County AlArchives Cemeteries.....State Line Cemetery - Partial Survey No More To Come ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. _http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm_ (http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm) _http://www.usgwarchives.net/al/alfiles.htm_ (http://www.usgwarchives.net/al/alfiles.htm) ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Liz Robertson _http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00013.html#0003232_ (http://www.genrecords.net/emailregistry/vols/00013.html#0003232) March 11, 2011, 2:47 pm Abstracted By: Edward Thompson Cty. Road 57, Cleburne Co., Al. Last Name First Name Middle Name Birth Death Comment ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Cates Eula Bowling Dec. 1899 1978 Cates R. G. 1902 1925 Bowling Emery Pearce Aug. 29, 1854 Feb. 3, 1925 Bowling Sarah R. Toney Dec. 15, 1860 Dec. 13, 1946 Died in Georgia Bowling Carrie Aug. 7, 1835 Jan. 10, 1910 W/O David Bowling Bowling David 1828 1883 Bentley Kenneth July 15, 1916 Feb. 5, 1976 Bentley Fred 1900 1960 H/O Missouri Mann Bentley James W. June 12, 1873 Feb. 5, 1955 'Will Bentley' Bentley Zubie Bowling Nov. 25, 1878 Dec. 2, 1940 D/O Emery Pearce Bentley James Isaac July 30, 1852 Mar. 4, 1925 Bentley Camilla July 10, 1853 May 22, 1943 w/o James Isaac Bentley Additional Comments: There are a few other headstones in this cemetery but the majority are marked by rocks. File at: _http://files.usgwarchives.net/al/cleburne/cemeteries/statelin149ncm.txt_ (http://files.usgwarchives.net/al/cleburne/cemeteries/statelin149ncm.txt) This file has been created by a form at _http://www.genrecords.net/alfiles/_ (http://www.genrecords.net/alfiles/) File size: 1.9 Kb

I remember Bill Walker and his wife Flora. Bill ran a store at the Hightower crossroads. We lived at Hightower in the old Hightower schoolhouse. Bill died of an allergic reaction to a pennicillin shot I think it was I was about 8 or 9 at the time. Bills wife was Flora and she was a Treadwell. Zed and her were brothers and sisters. Bill and Flora lived right below the Hightower crossroads they had a farm there. Zed Treadwell was married to Otimae they had one son Timmy he still lives in Ranburne

Thank you so much for the information. Everyone on this list has been very helpful. Janie ________________________________ From: "Ledfam1@aol.com" <Ledfam1@aol.com> To: alclebur@rootsweb.com Sent: Fri, January 29, 2010 5:41:52 PM Subject: Re: [ALCLEBUR] (no subject) I remember Bill Walker and his wife Flora. Bill ran a store at the Hightower crossroads. We lived at Hightower in the old Hightower schoolhouse. Bill died of an allergic reaction to a pennicillin shot I think it was I was about 8 or 9 at the time. Bills wife was Flora and she was a Treadwell. Zed and her were brothers and sisters. Bill and Flora lived right below the Hightower crossroads they had a farm there. Zed Treadwell was married to Otimae they had one son Timmy he still lives in Ranburne ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALCLEBUR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thanks for the information Larry. And I'll do as you suggested and contact the libraries. Janie ________________________________ From: Larry <ki4lt@centurytel.net> To: alclebur@rootsweb.com Sent: Fri, January 29, 2010 8:58:30 AM Subject: Re: [ALCLEBUR] (no subject) Janie, I was able to locate the survey for Ranburne "Lost Creek" Baptist Church but pages 2-5 were missing. I think these pages were separated from the others and I will look for them. However I did find the following names that you asked about: W.A. Walker 02 May 1910 02 Oct 1961 ss Flora Walker 11 Aug 1913 (only date) ss Treadwell, Mamie H. 18 Jul 1890 14 Aug 1960 Mamie's was listed by herself. Other names that you requested could be on the missing pages of my survey and I will try to locate those missing pages. The survey has 38 pages so I would try the locations that Linda Lowery mentioned in her post to request a copy. The copy that I have is a typed copy given to me by a fellow researcher who got it from a friend who I was under the impression walked and surveyed the cemetery. If there is a published version at in the locations Linda suggested I think that those locations would be the places to request the transcripts. I do not want to infringe on any copyrights. Larry -----Original Message----- From: alclebur-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:alclebur-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Janie Light Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 11:02 PM To: alclebur@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ALCLEBUR] (no subject) Hi Wayne, Thanks for your help. Any old picture is of interest to me. Thanks for the link. I checked the Bethleham Campground cemetery in Randolph County and there are no Treadwell's buried there. If I could just find one of them, I bet the rest will be found in the same cemetery. Let me know what you find this week-end. But only look if you have time. Janie ________________________________ From: Wayne <hwayneg@msn.com> To: alclebur@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, January 27, 2010 6:45:03 PM Subject: Re: [ALCLEBUR] (no subject) I am not that familiar with the Treadwell's other than I went to school with a boy name Timmy when I was in school at Ranburne. I know that there is still Treadwell's living there. We moved from Ranburne in 1958. I will dig out my Cleburne Co Heritage Book this weekend and see if any of the names are listed in it. Somewhere in all my stuff I think I have a printout of Ranburne Cemetery I will just have to try and find it. I know there is online Bethlehem/Campground Cemetery and you might check that. I did find this line to the 47 graves online and I thought this picture might be of interest but maybe not. I get up at 2am and work from 4am to 2:30 so I go to bed early and Sat & Sun afternoon is the time I try to get something done. I know in the 1860 timeframe there was a wagon train that left from Ranburne and went to Texas mainly Bell Co. I had a lot of relatives that were on the wagon train. Cosper and Gibbs in particular. Like I said I will try to help you the best I can. The link may be in a different email. I will keep this email and look for the names this weekend. Wayne Gibbs hwayneg@msn.com -----Original Message----- From: alclebur-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:alclebur-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Janie Light Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 8:55 AM To: alclebur@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ALCLEBUR] (no subject) Hi Wayne, Thanks so much for your offer of help. I'm looking for any information on the descendants of Mamie L Hanson and Clarence B. Treadwell. My great-great-grandfather McIntosh's sister married a Treadwell. One of their sons, Zadock D. Treadwell, moved from Carroll County, GA to Cleburne Co., AL, then on to Texas. One of Zadock Treadwell's son married Mamie L. Hanson in Cleburne County and they had the following children: - William Zedd Treadwell, married Otie Mae Smith. - Flora Bell Treadwell, married William A. Walker - Cecil Grace Treadwell, may have married Rex Newton Thomas - Fred Treadwell, married Elsie - Eunice Sybil Treadwell, married Justin Darrell Roegner - Polly O. Treadwell - Mary H. Treadwell Mamie is listed as widowed in the 1930 census. I looked on line and the Ranburne Baptist Church doesn't appear to have been transcripted yet. On www.findagrave.com, there are only 47 listings. Any help you could give me would be great. And I know about those "memory problems". I'm 59 and I have the same problem. Janie Powers Light Austin, Texas ________________________________ From: Wayne <hwayneg@msn.com> To: alclebur@rootsweb.com Sent: Tue, January 26, 2010 6:52:00 PM Subject: Re: [ALCLEBUR] (no subject) Hello Janie, My name is Wayne Gibbs and I live in White Plains, AL a short distance from the Cleburne Co. line. I was born and raised in a little town that is called Ranburne, AL. It has been know by many in its earlier days as Lost Creek. There are still living in the community Hanson's and Treadwell's. My great-great uncle had a son name Sam Gibbs who married a Donnie Hanson. In earlier days there was a Hanson Store I vaguely remember it. I am 63 so some of it is not fresh on my mind. There is a Cleburne Co Heritage Book that can be purchased but I don't know where to get one at the moment. There is online and I do not know the web address off hand where there are several cemeteries listed with all the graves listed. You can try just typing in Ranburne Baptist Church Cemetery and it might pull it up. I can't remember if it was in usgenweb or rootsweb. I will try to help you find the info you need. It would be my guess that they would be buried there possibly. Also between Ranburne, AL and Bowdon, Ga, a distance of about 6 miles some folks call that area Lost Creek also. I know some of the history of the area and like I said I will try to help if you will tell me what you need. Looking for your response. Wayne Gibbs hwayneg@msn.com -----Original Message----- From: alclebur-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:alclebur-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Janie Light Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 3:22 PM To: ALCLEBUR@rootsweb.com Subject: [ALCLEBUR] (no subject) Is there a Cleburne County cemeteries book? I'm trying to find out where Mamie Lou Hanson Treadwell is buried. Her parents were William T. and Nancy Lou Fullilove Hanson. Best I can tell she lived in Lost Creek most of her life. 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Janie, I was able to locate the survey for Ranburne "Lost Creek" Baptist Church but pages 2-5 were missing. I think these pages were separated from the others and I will look for them. However I did find the following names that you asked about: W.A. Walker 02 May 1910 02 Oct 1961 ss Flora Walker 11 Aug 1913 (only date) ss Treadwell, Mamie H. 18 Jul 1890 14 Aug 1960 Mamie's was listed by herself. Other names that you requested could be on the missing pages of my survey and I will try to locate those missing pages. The survey has 38 pages so I would try the locations that Linda Lowery mentioned in her post to request a copy. The copy that I have is a typed copy given to me by a fellow researcher who got it from a friend who I was under the impression walked and surveyed the cemetery. If there is a published version at in the locations Linda suggested I think that those locations would be the places to request the transcripts. I do not want to infringe on any copyrights. Larry -----Original Message----- From: alclebur-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:alclebur-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Janie Light Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 11:02 PM To: alclebur@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ALCLEBUR] (no subject) Hi Wayne, Thanks for your help. Any old picture is of interest to me. Thanks for the link. I checked the Bethleham Campground cemetery in Randolph County and there are no Treadwell's buried there. If I could just find one of them, I bet the rest will be found in the same cemetery. Let me know what you find this week-end. But only look if you have time. Janie ________________________________ From: Wayne <hwayneg@msn.com> To: alclebur@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, January 27, 2010 6:45:03 PM Subject: Re: [ALCLEBUR] (no subject) I am not that familiar with the Treadwell's other than I went to school with a boy name Timmy when I was in school at Ranburne. I know that there is still Treadwell's living there. We moved from Ranburne in 1958. I will dig out my Cleburne Co Heritage Book this weekend and see if any of the names are listed in it. Somewhere in all my stuff I think I have a printout of Ranburne Cemetery I will just have to try and find it. I know there is online Bethlehem/Campground Cemetery and you might check that. I did find this line to the 47 graves online and I thought this picture might be of interest but maybe not. I get up at 2am and work from 4am to 2:30 so I go to bed early and Sat & Sun afternoon is the time I try to get something done. I know in the 1860 timeframe there was a wagon train that left from Ranburne and went to Texas mainly Bell Co. I had a lot of relatives that were on the wagon train. Cosper and Gibbs in particular. Like I said I will try to help you the best I can. The link may be in a different email. I will keep this email and look for the names this weekend. Wayne Gibbs hwayneg@msn.com -----Original Message----- From: alclebur-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:alclebur-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Janie Light Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 8:55 AM To: alclebur@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ALCLEBUR] (no subject) Hi Wayne, Thanks so much for your offer of help. I'm looking for any information on the descendants of Mamie L Hanson and Clarence B. Treadwell. My great-great-grandfather McIntosh's sister married a Treadwell. One of their sons, Zadock D. Treadwell, moved from Carroll County, GA to Cleburne Co., AL, then on to Texas. One of Zadock Treadwell's son married Mamie L. Hanson in Cleburne County and they had the following children: - William Zedd Treadwell, married Otie Mae Smith. - Flora Bell Treadwell, married William A. Walker - Cecil Grace Treadwell, may have married Rex Newton Thomas - Fred Treadwell, married Elsie - Eunice Sybil Treadwell, married Justin Darrell Roegner - Polly O. Treadwell - Mary H. Treadwell Mamie is listed as widowed in the 1930 census. I looked on line and the Ranburne Baptist Church doesn't appear to have been transcripted yet. On www.findagrave.com, there are only 47 listings. Any help you could give me would be great. And I know about those "memory problems". I'm 59 and I have the same problem. Janie Powers Light Austin, Texas ________________________________ From: Wayne <hwayneg@msn.com> To: alclebur@rootsweb.com Sent: Tue, January 26, 2010 6:52:00 PM Subject: Re: [ALCLEBUR] (no subject) Hello Janie, My name is Wayne Gibbs and I live in White Plains, AL a short distance from the Cleburne Co. line. I was born and raised in a little town that is called Ranburne, AL. It has been know by many in its earlier days as Lost Creek. There are still living in the community Hanson's and Treadwell's. My great-great uncle had a son name Sam Gibbs who married a Donnie Hanson. In earlier days there was a Hanson Store I vaguely remember it. I am 63 so some of it is not fresh on my mind. There is a Cleburne Co Heritage Book that can be purchased but I don't know where to get one at the moment. There is online and I do not know the web address off hand where there are several cemeteries listed with all the graves listed. You can try just typing in Ranburne Baptist Church Cemetery and it might pull it up. I can't remember if it was in usgenweb or rootsweb. I will try to help you find the info you need. It would be my guess that they would be buried there possibly. Also between Ranburne, AL and Bowdon, Ga, a distance of about 6 miles some folks call that area Lost Creek also. I know some of the history of the area and like I said I will try to help if you will tell me what you need. Looking for your response. Wayne Gibbs hwayneg@msn.com -----Original Message----- From: alclebur-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:alclebur-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Janie Light Sent: Tuesday, January 26, 2010 3:22 PM To: ALCLEBUR@rootsweb.com Subject: [ALCLEBUR] (no subject) Is there a Cleburne County cemeteries book? I'm trying to find out where Mamie Lou Hanson Treadwell is buried. Her parents were William T. and Nancy Lou Fullilove Hanson. Best I can tell she lived in Lost Creek most of her life. 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