This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg//QS.2ADI/438.3 Message Board Post: Hi: I noticed you are looking for the Hertiage of Colbert County. I have a mint condition copy. I have completed my research of Colbert County and would be interested in selling it. I am located in Mesa, AZ. I am leaving on Sunday Oct 23 for a week of travel, but will check my e-mail often.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg//QS.2ADI/473 Message Board Post: I am researching Spencer families who lived in Chickasaw and later Riveron from 1850-1900. I am trying to make connections back to thier families who came from TN and settled in Chickasaw before the 1850 census. Of interest are A.E Spencer, born 1824 in TN; Oliver E. Spencer, born 1826 in TN;, Jessee ( Jessey) Spencer born 1824 in TN. Also of particular interest is Thomas Spencer born 1833 in TN ( my gggrandfather) who owned the Spencer Hotel in Riverton, and operated the first public ferry from Riverton to Waterloo.

Darlene, Thank you for you posting. I've tried that several times, even with different spellings. This Landers family seems to be primarily in the Srygley/Frankfort are. I have. Daniel B Landers and Darthula Guyton had the following children: Myrtle born Feb 1888 Maud M born Apr 1889 John Murfey born Apr 19, 1890 May B born May 1892 Millie A born Sep 1893 Albert Monroe born Nov 24, 1894, died Jun 15, 1966 Tuscumbia Malva A born Mar 1898 Willie McKinley born Jan 18, 1901, died Feb 1970 Russellville (Leon's Father) Olen M born Dec 8, 1909, died Jan 1981 Tuscumbia I could find nothing on who the girls married, of course, I haven't sent the papers to Leon and Edith yet to supply more recent information they might know. I also was not able to find information on Darthula GUYTON. I first find Daniel Landers in 1870 Colbert County, Township 5, Range 13 under Frances SANDERS, his mother and brother, Ruebin. In 1880, Daniel is listed under his father, Frank, and Frank's 5 grandchildren. This is under LANDERS and in Srygley, Colbert Co. There has to be a census listing for Frank, Frances, Rueben and at least a couple of other children, since Rueben was born c 1850. I figure Rueben has to be on at least an 1860 census with his family. Thanks again. Cynthia In a message dated 9/12/05 9:36:04 A.M. Central Daylight Time, cynthia625@sbcglobal.net writes: I am doing research for my second cousins husband, Leon Landers. His great-grandfather is definitely Daniel B Landers (born c1860 AL) of Srygley, Colbert Co. Daniel also had a brother or half brother, Rueben T Landers, who went to Texas between 1880 and 1900. In 1880 I find Daniel living with Frank Landers who I'm assuming is his father. There are also grandchildren of Frank living in the household, Lorna Landers c1869 g-daughter, Chestina Landers c1871 g-daughter, Henry Landers c1873 g-son, Willie Landers c1875 g-daughter, and Ida Landers c1878 g-daughter. Rueben is married living near by. In 1870 the census lists Frances born c 1825 AL, Female, Rubin, 19 and Daniel, 9, but no Frank. So far I have been unable to locate any of them in 1860. The lineage looks like this so far: Frank Landers born c1822 AL and Frances Unknown born c 1825 AL Children: Rueben Landers born c1849 AL Daniel B Landers born c1860 AL Grandchildren (not Rueben's): Lorna Landers Chestina Landers Henry Landers Willie Landers Ida Landers Does this Landers connect to any of the other Landers in Lawrence and Franklin counties? I have found the name listed as Sanders, Londers, etc. and have been through census frames one page at a time. Any ideas out there? Cynthia Chandler East Peoria, IL

I am doing research for my second cousins husband, Leon Landers. His great-grandfather is definitely Daniel B Landers (born c1860 AL) of Srygley, Colbert Co. Daniel also had a brother or half brother, Rueben T Landers, who went to Texas between 1880 and 1900. In 1880 I find Daniel living with Frank Landers who I'm assuming is his father. There are also grandchildren of Frank living in the household, Lorna Landers c1869 g-daughter, Chestina Landers c1871 g-daughter, Henry Landers c1873 g-son, Willie Landers c1875 g-daughter, and Ida Landers c1878 g-daughter. Rueben is married living near by. In 1870 the census lists Frances born c 1825 AL, Female, Rubin, 19 and Daniel, 9, but no Frank. So far I have been unable to locate any of them in 1860. The lineage looks like this so far: Frank Landers born c1822 AL and Frances Unknown born c 1825 AL Children: Rueben Landers born c1849 AL Daniel B Landers born c1860 AL Grandchildren (not Rueben's): Lorna Landers Chestina Landers Henry Landers Willie Landers Ida Landers Does this Landers connect to any of the other Landers in Lawrence and Franklin counties? I have found the name listed as Sanders, Londers, etc. and have been through census frames one page at a time. Any ideas out there? Cynthia Chandler East Peoria, IL

Thanks for all the responses - I've been shown where GreenHill is in Lauderdale county. Another wild goose chase ended for me. Elden "Joel Mize" <home@joelmize.co m> To ALCOLBER-L@rootsweb.com 09/11/2005 09:26 cc PM Subject Re: [ALCOLBER] Historical County Lines Elden, There was a Greenhill in Lauderdale Co located N-NE of Florence, near the TN line; there was another Greenhill in Franklin/Colbert Co near Frankfort. Joel S. Mize ----- Original Message ----- From: <elden@crazymay.com> To: <ALCOLBER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2005 7:53 PM Subject: [ALCOLBER] Historical County Lines > I hope this is a simple question for some one. Was Colbert county a part > of Lauderdale county (or visa versa) at some point? Or where the county > lines at different locations than now such that the GreenHill area of > Colbert county would have been part of Lauderdale county around 1860? > > Elden May > Little Rock, Arkansas > > > ==== ALCOLBER Mailing List ==== > Pat M. Mahan, mahan123@comcast.net > CC Colbert Co AL and List Administrator > http:/www.rootsweb.com/~alcolber/ > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > > ==== ALCOLBER Mailing List ==== Pat M. Mahan, mahan123@comcast.net CC Colbert Co AL and List Administrator http:/www.rootsweb.com/~alcolber/ ============================== Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. New content added every business day. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx

I hope this is a simple question for some one. Was Colbert county a part of Lauderdale county (or visa versa) at some point? Or where the county lines at different locations than now such that the GreenHill area of Colbert county would have been part of Lauderdale county around 1860? Elden May Little Rock, Arkansas

Elden, There was a Greenhill in Lauderdale Co located N-NE of Florence, near the TN line; there was another Greenhill in Franklin/Colbert Co near Frankfort. Joel S. Mize ----- Original Message ----- From: <elden@crazymay.com> To: <ALCOLBER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2005 7:53 PM Subject: [ALCOLBER] Historical County Lines > I hope this is a simple question for some one. Was Colbert county a part > of Lauderdale county (or visa versa) at some point? Or where the county > lines at different locations than now such that the GreenHill area of > Colbert county would have been part of Lauderdale county around 1860? > > Elden May > Little Rock, Arkansas > > > ==== ALCOLBER Mailing List ==== > Pat M. Mahan, mahan123@comcast.net > CC Colbert Co AL and List Administrator > http:/www.rootsweb.com/~alcolber/ > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

CERTIFICATE of DEATH Full Name: THOMAS E. FORE Place of Death: - Tuscaloosa Co., AL - Bryce Hospital Residence: Russellville, Franklin Co., AL Admitted from Colbert Co., AL Personal Stats: White Male - single Wife: blank Date of Birth: blank AGE: 81 years Occupation: Farmer Birthplace: Alabama Name of Father: Thomas E. FORE Birthplace of Father: Alabama Name of Mother: blank Birthplace of Mother: Alabama Informant: Probate Judge, Colbert Co., Tuscumbia, AL Date of Death: 15 June 1918 (in Hospital) .. 6:15 PM Attended by: R. H. Listrom, MD .. from: 29 May 1918 to 15 June 1918 Cause of Death: Arteriosclerosis & Senility Contributory Cause: blank Duration of illness: blank Burial: blank ----------------------------------------------------------- ADD'L Burial: Aycock Cemetery - Franklin Co., AL ----------------------------------------------------------- 1850 census -AL - Franklin Co., pg 186a E. Div. (Newburg) ....... enum date: Dec 10th .... hh 360 / 360 FOSE, Thomas E. ..........m.. 44 .. VA ........., Elizabeth ..............f.. 41 .. VA ........., Isabeller ...............f.. 21 .. AL ........., Elizabeth ..............f.. 19 .. AL ........., Jane ......................f.. 18 .. AL ........., Martha ..................f.. 14 .. AL ........., Thomas .................m.. 12 .. AL ........., Ruth ......................f.. 10 .. AL ........., Susan ....................f.. 11 .. AL ........., Tebitha ................f.. 04 .. AL ----------------------------------------------------------- 1860 census - AL - Franklin Co., pg 570a E. Div. (Waco) ........... enum date: July 14th .... hh 228 / 224 FORER, Thomas E. .........m.. 53 .. VA - Teacher Public School ............, Elizabeth W. .....f.. 57 .. KY .. nee OWEN ............, Isabella ..............f.. 30 .. AL ............, Susan ..................f.. 21 .. AL ............, Thomas E. ..........m.. 12 .. AL ............, Ruth A. ...............f.. 18 .. AL ............, Tabitha H. ..........f.. 16 .. AL ----------------------------------------------------------- 1870 census - AL - Colbert Co., .. pg 40b T6, R10 (Newburg) ........ enum date July 23rd .. hh 28 FORE, Thomas .......m.. 30 .. AL ........., Georgian .......f.. 20 .. GA .. nee SOCKWELL ........., Lucinda .........f.. Feb .. AL Reva Bradford rembrandt.00@netzero.com

CERTIFICATE of DEATH Full Name: TOBITHA SUMMERS Place of Death: - Franklin County Residence at time of death: - - - - Personal Stats: White Female - widowed Date of Birth: not known AGE: 71 years, 1 month, 8 days Occupation: Housewife Birthplace: Alabama Name of Father: Thomas FORE Birthplace of Father: KY Name of Mother: Elizabeth FORE Birthplace of Mother: KY Reporter: illegible Date of Death: 22 May 1916 .. 3:30 PM Cause of Death: Oh---- Myocarditis Burial: Bethel Cemetery ( in Colbert Co., AL ) --------------------------------------------------------------- ADD'L: LAWRENCE CO., ALABAMA - MARRIAGES Thomas E. Fare x Elizabeth Owen Aug 24, 1825 --------------------------------------------------------------- 1870 census - AL - Jackson Co., pg 155a 3rd Dist. Scottsboro ........ enum date: July 2nd .... hh 296 / 293 SUMMERS, James .............m.. 24 .. AL ................., Tabitha H. .........f.. 25 .. AL ................., William A. .........m.. 02 .. AL --------------------------------------------------------------- 1880 census - AL - Colbert Co., ED 42, sheet 1 .. pg 510a Saints and Camp Smith Twp .. enum date: June 1st .... hh 3 SUMMERS, James .............m.. 32 .. AL .. AL .. AL ... Farmer .................., Tabitha H. ...wife.. 32 .. AL .. TN .. KY .................., Willie E. .........son.. 10 .. AL .. TN .. KY .................., Margaret E. ..dau.. 04 .. AL .. TN .. KY .................., Jesse ..............son.. 02 .. AL .. TN .. KY Reva Bradford rembrandt.00@netzero.com

CERTIFICATE of DEATH Full Name: JAMES H. HAND Place of Death: - Littleville, Colbert County Residence at time of death: Russellville, AL Personal Stats: White Male - widowed Wife: Weltha A. Hand Date of Birth: not known AGE: about 76 years Occupation: Farmer Birthplace: Alabama Name of Father: James HAND Birthplace of Father: Georgia Name of Mother: blank Birthplace of Mother: Alabama Informant: W. R. HAND Date of Death: 09 July 1927 .. 8:00 PM Attended by: W. A. Gresham, MD .. from: Aug 1927 to 07 July 1927 last seen alive by DR Gresham: 07 June 1927 Cause of Death: Organic heart disease Contributory Cause: Urinary Incontinence Duration of illness: 1 yr., 4 months Burial: Duncan Creek Cemetery -------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTE: The above dates are as written on the death certificate. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1900 census - AL - Franklin Co., ED 19, sheet 4A .. 201B Russellville Precinct .......... enum date: June 8th .... hh 64 / 68 HAND, James H. .......m.. 52 . Nov 1847..TN.TN.TN-M 22yrs ........., Wealthy A. ..wife..37 . Jun 1862..AL.AL.AL - M 22yrs .. chil. 10/10 ........., Robert M. .....son.. 15 . Mar 1885.. AL .. TN .. AL ........., Ida A. ............dau.. 13 . Jun 1887.. AL .. TN .. AL ........., Joe R. ............son.. 10 . Aug 1889.. AL .. TN .. AL ........., Ada N. ..........dau.. 09 . May 1890.. AL .. TN .. AL ........., Mary E. ........dau.. 06 . Mar 1894.. AL .. TN .. AL ........., Shelvy ..........dau.. 04 . Mar 1896.. AL .. TN .. AL ........., Annie ............dau.. 02 . Sep 1898.. AL .. TN .. AL PACE, Angeline .m-n-law.. 65 . Feb 1835 .AL..KY..TN - wd .. chil. 1/1 Reva Bradford rembrandt.00@netzero.com

CERTIFICATE of DEATH Full Name: WELTHA ANN HAND Place of Death: County - Colbert Residence at time of death: blank Personal Stats: White Female - married Husband: Jim H. HAND Date of Birth: 29 June 1862 AGE: 61 yrs - 10 months - 12 days Occupation: housewife Birthplace: not known Name of Father: Tam PACE Birthplace of Father: not known Name of Mother: Angeline GIST Birthplace of Mother: not known Informant: blank Date of Death: 12 May 1924 .. 2:00 AM Attended by: W. A. Gresham, MD .. from 08 May 1924 to 10 May 1924 Cause of Death: Influenza Contributory Cause: Valvular Heart Disease Burial: blank ------------------------------------------------------------ ADD'L: Birth: Winston Co., AL Burial: Duncan Creek Cemetery - Franklin Co., AL 1880 census - AL - Winston Co., ED 289, sheet 19 .. pg 560d Twp 9, Range 10 .............. enum date: June 19th .... hh 34 / 35 HAW, James H. ..........m.. 23 .. GA .. GA .. GA .. s/b HAND ........, Wealthy A. ....wife.. 18 .. AL .. AL .. AL ........, Davy ..................son.. 01 .. AL .. GA .. AL .... hh 34 / 36 GUEST, Christopher ..gr-fthr.. 76 .. TN .. VA .. NC PACE, Angeline ..........m-in-law.. 45 .. AL ...TN .. TN Reva Bradford rembrandt.00@netzero.com

Good Morning Everyone, Thanks to Darlene (Campbell) Scott, we now have an index to the draft registrants for World War I on the web site. Check it out! http://www.rootsweb.com/~alcolber/military-WWIdraftcards.htm Thanks, Darlene! Pat

I am looking for ancestors with Gay surnames from Sheffield Alabama Possibly connected to Elizabeth Emaline (Wilson) Gay or Samuel Elkin Gay from Tennessee. Please contact me direct if you have any information on this name. Thank you Jama

RE: Hi, >> >> I'm looking for info on my great-grandparents. My great grandfather's name >> was Sam(uel?) Williams. He was born around 1877 in TN. I know he was >> living in Barton AL in 1910 from the census. By the 1920 census my >> ggrandmother was a widow and still living in Barton (she didn't die until >> the 60s or 70s). Their last child would have been conceived in 1916 or >> 1917 so that puts his date of death between 1916 and 1920. >> >> His wife's name was Bessie (Elizabeth?) nee Askew. They were Baptist. >> Their children were Lillie Belle, Irvin, Linnis, Jennie Maud and Bernice. >> >> I have tried to find a death certificate/date for him, but so far have >> been unsuccessful. As far as I know he was mostly white, but may have been >> part Native American. >> >> If anyone can tell me where he is buried or any more info I would really >> appreciate it. I wish I could go out and find out for myself, but I live >> in Massachusetts. If any of you have a branch of your family that you need >> researched up here in New England, I'd be glad to reciprocate. >> >> Thanks, >> Rebecca >> Rebecca, I find a Sam Williams 26 March 1875- 13 Oct. 1918 and Bessie Williams 19 April 1882- 17 Nov. 1954 listed in the Barton Cemetery, Located on 72 Hwy. Barton, Colbert Co. AL Hope you hve BARRETT/BLANKENSHIP info to share. Jane

This is being forwarded from the message boards. If you can help, please reply to rstoneham@juno.com http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QS.2ADI/471 and, of course, the list. Thanks! Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: <rstoneham@juno.com> To: <ALCOLBER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 8:37 PM Subject: Williams/Askew Colbert Co > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Williams, Askew > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QS.2ADI/471 > > Message Board Post: > > Hi, > > I'm looking for info on my great-grandparents. My great grandfather's name > was Sam(uel?) Williams. He was born around 1877 in TN. I know he was > living in Barton AL in 1910 from the census. By the 1920 census my > ggrandmother was a widow and still living in Barton (she didn't die until > the 60s or 70s). Their last child would have been conceived in 1916 or > 1917 so that puts his date of death between 1916 and 1920. > > His wife's name was Bessie (Elizabeth?) nee Askew. They were Baptist. > Their children were Lillie Belle, Irvin, Linnis, Jennie Maud and Bernice. > > I have tried to find a death certificate/date for him, but so far have > been unsuccessful. As far as I know he was mostly white, but may have been > part Native American. > > If anyone can tell me where he is buried or any more info I would really > appreciate it. I wish I could go out and find out for myself, but I live > in Massachusetts. If any of you have a branch of your family that you need > researched up here in New England, I'd be glad to reciprocate. > > Thanks, > Rebecca > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.338 / Virus Database: 267.10.7/70 - Release Date: 8/11/2005 > >

This is being forwarded from the Colbert Co AL message board. If you can help, please reply to windall111@aol.com http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QS.2ADI/470 and, of course, the list. Thanks, Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: <windall111@aol.com> To: <ALCOLBER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 10:11 AM Subject: John H. & Arthur Hurst-Saints Alabama > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Hurst; Duncan; Vandever & Corsby > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/QS.2ADI/470 > > Message Board Post: > > John H. (b 1862) & Arthur Hurst (b1858) are listed in the 1870 census with > their mother Matilda (b1844). Their father (name unknown) had probably > passed. Matilda is listed on the 1880 (Colbert/Saints) census w/ her new > husband Rylard Vandever. They had two daughters Lue & Mary at this time. > John H. is my ggrandfather. His daughter Oda "Odie" Hurst-Duncan is my > grandmother. Oda's mother's name was Lulu ?. She was also married to a > William H Corsby (b 1856) and lived in Hugo, OK. Looking for links to any > of these families (Hurst, Vandever, Corsby & Duncan. > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.338 / Virus Database: 267.10.5/67 - Release Date: 8/9/2005 > >

1st Annual Wedding Reunion at the Tishomingo County Archives & History Museum Saturday, September 3, 2005 Did you tie the knot in Iuka, Mississippi? Do you know someone who did? At one period in history, Tishomingo County, Mississippi, was referred to as the "Marriage Capital of the South." During this time, surrounding states had a three-day waiting period for a marriage license. The State of Mississippi had no such law; therefore, citizens of Tennessee and Alabama would drive to Iuka and be married in the courthouse. Return to the courthouse with your families to remember where your lives began together. A Mass Re-Commitment Ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. followed by a reception for all couples. Single ceremonies will be available throughout the day. All couples who pre-register will receive a Certificate of Marriage and a photo to commemorate their re-commitment. This will not be a legal document, and no proof of age will be required. Pre-registration is required by August 26, 2005. Cost is $15 per couple (includes certificate, photo, and reception.) For more information, contact TCAHM, 203 E. Quitman Street, P.O. Box 273, Iuka, MS 38852. You may also call (662) 423-3500 or e-mail tcarchives@nadata.net.

The Tishomingo County Historical & Genealogical Society is offering Fan Alexander Cochran's original History of Old Tishomingo County, Mississippi Territory. Originally published in 1969, this previously out-of-print book was compiled and edited by RaNae Smith Vaughn and Cynthia Whirley Nelson. The Society has been granted full copyright privilege of this publication by Edward Bruce Cochran, Executor of Fan Alexander Cochran's estate. * This beautiful hardbound book will feature a rich black cover with exquisite gold stamping on its cover and spine. The book consists of the finest quality and makes an excellent gift for family members and friends. * This "limited edition" book contains the history of the formation of Tishomingo County. It is abundantly filled with of surnames, marriages, County administration, County officers, elections, murders, etc. * To maintain the originality of the book, the manuscript has been compiled exactly as it was first written. The only difference is that the index has been expanded into a full-name index. * Books pre-ordered for Christmas 2005 delivery are priced at $50 each plus $5 shipping. The DEADLINE is November 30, 2005, for pre-publication price. Books ordered after the deadline will be priced at $55 plus $5 shipping. * Only a limited number will be printed, so order yours today! * Will arrive in time for Christmas 2005 delivery. Pre-payment is required. Drop buy to purchase your copy today! You may also make checks payable to TCAHM and mail to: Tishomingo County Archives & History Museum P.O. Box 273 203 E. Quitman Street Iuka, MS 38852 Tel.: (662) 423-2255 E-mail: tcarchives@nadata.net

I'm looking for the parents and siblings of a "James May" Born between 1830-1840. James may have been born in Tennessee, Alabama, or Mississippi. James had 3 children with Marinda Welch from Tishomingo County, Mississippi. Marinda was also known as Amanda. The children were: 1 - Mollie May - b. May 1865 2 - John Henry May - b. Dec 25, 1866 3 - Fannie May - b. Oct 31, 1867 Marinda's parents are John & Sarah (Hayes) Welch. Family story: James & Marinda were on the road (to Arkansas?) with the 3 children in a covered wagon after their house burned in Greenville. (I don't know where Greenville is for sure TN, MS, AL???). Along the way, James was killed and robbed of $700 in Tennessee (between 1867 - 1880) and Marinda wrote to her brother John Welch (b=1844) in Arkansas to come get her. A local in Lauderdale Co., AL was kind enough to look this up for me in the past few days: 1860 census of Lauderdale County, AL - Florence Post Office Section Mays, James J. 29 M Farmer Ala. Merinda 18 F Tenn Martha 6/12 F Ala. IF this is the same MAY/WELCH couple, does Martha somehow match to one of the other children (Fannie/Mollie)? Or is Martha a 4th child that disappears? If you can match this to more information I'd love to hear from you. Elden May Little Rock, Arkansas

This is being forwarded from the Colbert message board. If you can help, please reply to leafhenry@msn.com http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QS.2ADI/463 and of course to the list. Thanks, Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: <leafhenry@msn.com> To: <ALCOLBER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 9:04 PM Subject: Riverton Rose Trail Cemetery - Lookup Request > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Taylor Nave > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/QS.2ADI/463 > > Message Board Post: > > There used to be someone on the Colbert County site that provided > information from this cemetery but she is no longer providing that > service. Does anyone have access to information on this cemetery. I know > that Lucretia Taylor Nave is buried there but am interested if other > members of her Taylor family are also buried there -- mother Sarah, sister > Octavia or brother Hugh. > > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.323 / Virus Database: 267.8.16/50 - Release Date: 7/15/2005 > >