This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Anderson/Chavers/Boatwright Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4R.2ADE/351.2 Message Board Post: Hi...your inquiry is an old one and you may have found all the info you needed. If not, please write to me at my e-mail address and I will send you all I have collected. We have exchanged e-mail, so you may just have all that I have. Freda

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4R.2ADE/351.1 Message Board Post: I am the daughter of Cecil Boatwright who is the son of Jeff Boatwright, who was married to Exie Anderson the daughter of William T. Anderson and Susan Chavers who were married Aug 8 1868. I am looking for info on Amos Boatwright and Johnnie Mae Buck's children. If you have any b'day's, death dates, marriages and children would you mind sharing that with me. Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Harper,McPherson,Huey,Harper,Young,Smith,Odom,Vickery Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4R.2ADE/1637 Message Board Post: Robert Alexander Harper b 6 Nov 1824 Lancaster County, SC d 1909 Conecuh County, Al. md 30 Dec 1851 SC Susanna Purnell b abt Feb 1832 SC d Al. Robert A. Harper parents: William Harper b 1807 Lancaster, SC d SC md Catherine Huey b 1790 Lancaster Cty, SC d 16 June 1855 Sumter County, Ga. Anyone searching for these lines?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Mason, Parker Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1636 Message Board Post: I'm trying to determine the parents of my gg-grandmother Rachel Frances MASON Parker. The best candidate for her father seems to be Peter MASON below, but I'm just guessing based on proximity of MASONS to PARKERS on the 1830 and 1840 Conecuh Co. censuses. Peter MASON is on the same census page with John and Benjamin MASON in 1830, and is the right age to be their father. ----------------------------- RACHEL FRANCES1 MASON was born 1812 in Georgia1,2, and died 1885 probably in Butler Co. Ala.3. She married SAMUEL PARKER, JR., abt. 1832 in probably Conecuh Co. Alabama, son of SAMUEL PARKER, Sr., and MARY PARKER. SAMUEL PARKER, JR., was born February 01, 1807, in Georgia4,5, and died March 13, 1890, in Butler Co. Ala.5,6. -------------------------------- from www.trackingyourroots.com Fairmount Cemetery, Red Level, Covington Co., Alabama Rachel Francis MASON wife of Samuel PARKER 1812-1885 born in GA. Samuel PARKER 01 FEB 1807-13 MAR 1890 -------------------------- 1830 Conecuh Co. Alabama Samuel PARKER, Sr. on p. 98; Noah PARKER, Sr, (brother of Samuel PARKER, Jr.) was on p. 100; Peter Parker on p. 105. Samuel PARKER, Sr. p. 98 1m 15-20 2m 20-30 [b. 1800-1810] Samuel Parker, Jr, was born 1807. 1m 60-70 [Samuel Parker, Sr., born 1760-1770] 1f 15-20 1 f 50-60 [Mary "Polly" Parker] Name: MASON, John Township: Not Stated County: Conecuh State: Alabama Year: 1830 Roll: 3 Page: 100 1m u5 1m 10-15 1m 30-40 [b. 1790-1800] 2 f 5-10 1f 10-15 1 f 20-30 Name: MASON, Peter Township: Not Stated County: Conecuh State: Alabama Year: 1830 Roll: 3 Page: 100 1m 20-30 1m 60-70 [b. 1760-1770] 1 f u5 1f 10-15 *2 f 15-20 [b. 1810-1815] Rachel Frances Mason was born 1812. 1 f 50-60 Name: MASON, Benjamin Township: Not Stated County: Conecuh State: Alabama Year: 1830 Roll: 3 Page: 100 1 m u 5 1m 20-30 [b. 1800-1810] 1f u5 1f 20-30 1f 50-60??? (very small mark) Name: MASON, Thomas Township: Not Stated County: Conecuh State: Alabama Year: 1830 Roll: 3 Page: 90 1m 10-15 1m 30-40??? 1m 50-60 [b. 1770-1780] 3 f 10-15 1f 15-20 1f 50-60 Name: MASON, Coleman Township: Not Stated County: Covington State: Alabama Year: 1830 Roll: 3 Page: 234 1m u5 1m 20-30 [b. 1800-1810] 1f u5 1f 20-30 =========================== 1840 Conecuh Co. Ala. p. 261 Saml Parker [Jr.] 3 m u5 1m 5-10 1m 30-40 1f 5-10 1f 15-20 1f 20-30 [Rachel Frances Mason] 1 f 60-70 [probably Mary "Polly" PARKER, widow of Samuel Sr. who died May 23, 1840] [Peter MASON three dwellings from Samuel Parker, Jr.] Name: Peter MASON Township: Not Stated County: Conecuh State: Alabama Roll: 2 Page: 261 3m 10-15 1m 70-80 [b. 1760-1770] 1f 10-15 1f 20-30 1f 60-70 Name: Charles MASON Township: Not Stated County: Conecuh State: Alabama Roll: 2 Page: 272 1m u5 1m 5-10 2m 10-15 1m 20-30 1m 30-40 [b. 1800-1810] 1f u5 2f 5-10 1f 10-15 1f 15-20 1f 30-40 Name: John MASON Township: Not Stated County: Conecuh State: Alabama Roll: 2 Page: 272 1m u5 1m 5-10 1m 10-15 1m 15-20 1m 20-30 1m 40-50 [b. 1790-1800] 1f u5 1f 5-10 2f 15-20 1f 40-50 1f 60-70 Name: Benjn MASON Township: Not Stated County: Conecuh State: Alabama Roll: 2 Page: 279 1m u5 1m 5-10 1m 10-15 1m 30-40 [b. 1800-1810] 1f u5 1f 5-10 1f 20-30 ----------------- Database: 1840 United States Federal Census Name Residence(City,County,State) View Image Thomas MASON Not Stated, Wilcox, Alabama Thos MASON Not Stated, Monroe, Alabama ------------------------------------------------- I would love to document the parents of Rachel Frances MASON PARKER. If you have information on any of the MASONs above, especially Peter, please let me know. Thanks for any help. Cheryll Sumner

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1635 Message Board Post: From the Mayor's Office, Evergreen, Ala., October 1, 1883: Pursuant to recommendation of the Town Council of the town of Evergreen, I, W.H. Herrington, Mayor of said town, do hereby proclaim and quarantine against Pensacola, Pensacola Navy Yard, Warrington and Woolsey, Fla., Brewton and Pollard, Alabama, and all places infected with yellow fever, to the effect that until after an absence of at least twenty (20) days from either of said places, or from the territory within four miles thereof, no person, personal luggage, merchandise or freight of any kind shall be allowed to come within the corporate limits of the town of Evergreen, except for the purpose of passing through on through trains, until public notice of the discontinuance of this quarantine. The penalties prescribed by an ordinance for violation of this quarantine, are a fine of not less than ten nor more than one hundred dollars, and imprisonment or hard labor, not less than ten or more than one hundred days, one or both." 'Signed by W.H. Herrington, Mayor--Witnessed by P. D. Bowles, Clerk.'

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1634 Message Board Post: The following news bits were in the 26th April 1883 Conecuh-Escambia Star: "Married near Sparta, on the evening of the 24th, Mr. Frank K. Henderson to Miss Emeranda Bryant. We extend our best wishes to the newly married couple, and trust that happiness may accompany them in their wedded state." "Brewton will be from now on the county site of Escambia county, and if the old adage holds good in this case, that "an object is appreciated in proportion to the pains it takes to acquire or preserve it," our sister town will certainly enjoy for a long time to come the happy privilege of being the capital of Escambia." "On Monday, the 7th day of May, there will be an election held in Evergreen for mayor and councilmen. The gentlemen nominated by the recent town convention will be acceptable to the voters and they will be elected without opposition. They are identified with Evergreen, and the interests of the town will be safe in their hands."

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1633 Message Board Post: Old newspaper had the following: "Officers of Armor Lodge" 'Below will be found a list of the newly elected officers of Armor Lodge No. 31, Knights of Pythias: P.A. Travis, P.C.; John W. Deming, C.C.; Dr. R. A. Lee, V.C.; C. B. Savage, P.; S.D. Sawyer, M. of F.; John W. Crook, M. of E.; W. N. Brawner, K. of R. and S.; R. Rosenfield, M. at H.; A.R. Mc Creary, I. G.; S. Weiss, O. G.; W. H. Herrington and P. A. Travis, Grand Lodge Representatives."

Ted and I were in the Hayneville Courthouse, Lowndes County, Al., recently, and it was such a shock to see how the old records are being handled there. Precious original very old notes from fathers to the courts giving daughters, and sometimes, sons, permission to marry were just stuffed into a small envelope inside a large notebook. The notes are yellow and worn. These papers are priceless and should be preserved. Anyone could just walk out with them. I wish I could go back there and volunteer to preserve the records. Something NEEDS to be done soon. Freda Subj: Re: [ALCONECU] Conecuh County Alabama Courthouse Date: 6/6/2005 2:13:53 PM Eastern Standard Time From: YukiYama2 To: southernborn55@hotmail.com Do you know how and where the records have been stored? I hope great care has been taken with the old records..they are fragile and important as they are sometimes the only remaining documentation that genealogy researchers can get. Unfortunately, in one GA town where I have done research, the old records were placed in garbage bags to be moved and "temporarily" stored in an attic of a public building...some were deemed trash and thrown out ...others remained but without being retrieved, forgotten and not cataloged. A group is trying to salvage them as they have been found and are deteriorating with their age and being so fragile. Much historical documentation has been lost forever. We will never know what all went on in this local for much of the 17 and 1800's. Carol Forney -- Researching my Southern Families: Roberson/Robertson/Robinson,Bonner, Blakely,Wright, Sills, Thornton, Canterbury, Godbold, Solomon, Pate, Grice, Herron, Regan, Sims, Boles, Jones.

Subj: Re: [ALCONECU] Conecuh County Alabama Courthouse  Date: 6/6/2005 2:13:53 PM Eastern Standard Time From: YukiYama2 To: southernborn55@hotmail.com    Do you know how and where the records have been stored?  I hope great care has been taken with the old records..they are fragile and important as they are sometimes the only remaining documentation that genealogy researchers can get.   Unfortunately, in one GA town where I have done research, the old records were placed in garbage bags to be moved and "temporarily" stored in an attic of a public building...some were deemed trash and thrown out ...others remained but without being retrieved, forgotten and not cataloged.  A group is trying to salvage them as they have been found and are  deteriorating with their age and being so fragile.  Much historical documentation has been lost forever.  We will never know what all went on in this local for much of the 17 and 1800's.   Carol Forney In a message dated 6/5/2005 10:56:24 PM Eastern Standard Time, southernborn55@hotmail.com writes: > Subj: [ALCONECU] Conecuh County Alabama Courthouse > Date: 6/5/2005 10:56:24 PM Eastern Standard Time > From: southernborn55@hotmail.com > To: ALCONECU-L@rootsweb.com > Sent from the Internet > > > > For those of you who have not heard. The Conecuh County Court House has been > > finaly torn down. The County will be building another Courthouse on the same > > site. So if you are planning a trip to Conecuh County to do research you > need to hold off for a year or two. > Chris > >

For those of you who have not heard. The Conecuh County Court House has been finaly torn down. The County will be building another Courthouse on the same site. So if you are planning a trip to Conecuh County to do research you need to hold off for a year or two. Chris

In a message dated 03.06.2005 00:37:33 Central Daylight Time, SJORD888@aol.com writes: the secretary kept as good records as he could. it varies lodge by lodge. they were given general minimum standards. basically who was paid up in the lodge, because this is a requirement by the grand lodge. one of the ways they represent the lodges as a whole in alabama. the only thing i have every found at grand lodge is a persons name, the date he was made a full member and date of death and lodge number. each years annual proceedings will tell you who was in leadership each year. i have never seen minutes of a lodge yet, at montgomery basically whatever happened in the lodge, stayed there. when a member passed on the lodge might give a bible or remembrance to the widow. shb In a message dated 02.06.2005 09:11:35 Central Daylight Time, Irishsttr2@aol.com writes: This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Page, Black, Bennett Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/839.1 Message Board Post: In my recent PAGE research, I came across this old post I made back in 2002. It reminded me about something I have been meaning to ask: Does anyone know where the old Sepulga Lodge records might be kept? I'm not certain, but I think my g-gf E. L. BLACK was in this same lodge. I'm trying to determine his lodge name and number. He was part of a committee that signed a "Tribute of Respect" for D. D. BENNETT, a member of Sepulga Lodge # 232 (I think I posted that to the Butler Co. board). The Sepulga Lodge number (238) that I mentioned in this tribute to Allen Page could have been 232 as well. It was very difficult to read in the old South Alabamian newspaper (on microfilm). In short, does anyone know the correct number for this Sepulga Lodge and where I might find the old records? Thanks for any help on this. //////////////////////////////////////// hei go to _www.alagl.org_ (http://www.alagl.org) , (alabama grand lodge) ask grand secretary to please provide info you are looking for. the annual proceedings book (nov) will list current lodge plus any lodge created and when laid down. it is possible that there might be two lodges here. stefan bratt perdido, alabama 36562-0104 85.64548W 31.01109N ==== ALCONECU Mailing List ==== Conecuh Web page http://www.rootsweb.com/~alconecu ============================== Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx stefan bratt perdido, alabama 36562-0104 85.64548W 31.01109N

WITHERINGTON FAMILY CEMETERY CELEBRATION to be held NOVEMBER 5, 2005 at Ward-Witherington Cemetery (established 1819) Fork Sepulga, CONECUH COUNTY, AL conducted by: Alabama Cemetery Preservation Alliance Daughters of the War of 1812 Sons of the Revolutionary War Sons of Confederate Veterans Members of the Witherington & Ward families, who were early settlers of the Fork Sepulga area of Conecuh County, AL --------------- NEW GRAVE MARKERS BEING PLACED TO HONOR THE FOLLOWING EARLY 1819 SETTLERS OF CONECUH COUNTY, AL WILLIAM WITHERINGTON, SR 1741-1819 Revolutionary War 'Patriot' (born in Darlington District, SC) WILLIAM WITHERINGTON, JR 1773-1837, Ensign, Mississippi Territory Militia, War of 1812 (born on Lynches Creek, Craven/now Darlington Co, SC) SARAH 'SALLY' STANLEY, WIFE OF WM WITHERINGTON, JR. 1777-1845, wife of Wm Witherington, Jr. and the daughter of Sands Stanley of the Pee Dee area, Darlington District, SC ____________________________________________ For your info, Ann Witherington Morton signed the contract on Monday (with Cope Funeral Home in Evergreen) for the gravestone markers to be prepared by Cope for the planned November 5, 2005 "Ward-Witherington Cemetery Celebration" for: ..William Witherington, SR, Revolutionary War "Patriot" ..William Witherington, JR, Ensign, Miss Territory Militia, War of 1812 ..Sarah Sally Stanley, wife of William Witherington, Jr. We plan to see to it that two official bronze markers (approx 5-6 inches in size) are delivered to Bill Cope in plenty of time for him to attach to the stones. ...Revolutionary War marker (SAR) for William Witherington, SR ...War of 1812 marker (Daughters of 1812) for William Witherington, JR. ......YOUR PERSONAL INVITATION NOTICE....... We invite all of you "COUSINS" linked to the WITHERINGTON families of Darlington, SC, Conecuh County, AL, and Calhoun & Ouachita Counties in Arkansas to join with us at this gala celebration on November 5, 2005. ...Flags, Revolutionary War Honor Guard, War of 1812 (SAR) Honor Guard, Sons of Confederate Veterans Honor Guard, bagpipers, buglers and patriotic singing are scheduled. Preceding the official ceremony, there will be a "dutch treat" box lunch served at the 1859 Historic Witherington Plantation Home, which is located only 3-4 miles from the old Ward-Witherington Cemetery Celebration. We will begin gathering at the Witherington Home at 10 AM, with lunch being served about 11:30 AM Thanks to all of you for helping with the arrangements for this wonderful Ward-Witherington Cemetery Celebration to be held on November 5th at Fork Sepulga in Conecuh County, AL. For additional information, contact: William R. 'Bill' King 4th Gr-Grandson of William Witherington Jr. 281-493-6767 BillKing@houston.rr.com CONTRIBUTIONS BEING ACCEPTED...... For all you "Witherington Cousins" who would to make a contribution to the gravestone fund, please send your checks (small donations appreciated) directly to Ann Witherington Morton at the following address. Ann Witherington Morton P. O. Box 57 Newton AL 36352 Phone: 334-299-3412 Contributors List (commitments to date): Marsena Hawk Smith <Pensacola, FL> Eugenia Ellis & Dan Brown <Evergreen, AL> Vam Cardwell York <Gainesville, FL> Barry Wetherington <Birmingham, MI> Bill King <Houston, TX> Ann Morton <Newton, AL> Ed Witherington <Mobile, AL>

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/839.1.1 Message Board Post: Cheryll, I've got some of this info stuck back in a file somewhere. Give me a bit to check on it and I'll send it to you. In those old newspapers in any given year that the Lodge was active, the paper would list the newest members of the lodges, the elected officials, etc and the dates of their meetings. Of course, most of the records are probably long gone by now; because no one has ever mentioned to me that they might even still exist; but I'll check on it for you. There's a book called Masonery in Alabama--it might be helpful reading to you--should be able to find it in local library. Sherry

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1631.1.1 Message Board Post: Gee thanks, but I guess I'd better just stay one person! It's not that hard to get hooked on research, and it's very rewarding to find pieces of the family puzzles for people who are researching their ancestral roots. There's a lot more of us little 'research angels' out there--so maybe someone in Monroe & Wilcox Counties will see our posts and be Inspired! You never know what you're gonna run across in the old newspapers and I just LOVE reading them, so I get to combine my love of reading and history and help folks at the same time! Enjoy!

In a message dated 02.06.2005 09:11:35 Central Daylight Time, Irishsttr2@aol.com writes: This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Page, Black, Bennett Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/839.1 Message Board Post: In my recent PAGE research, I came across this old post I made back in 2002. It reminded me about something I have been meaning to ask: Does anyone know where the old Sepulga Lodge records might be kept? I'm not certain, but I think my g-gf E. L. BLACK was in this same lodge. I'm trying to determine his lodge name and number. He was part of a committee that signed a "Tribute of Respect" for D. D. BENNETT, a member of Sepulga Lodge # 232 (I think I posted that to the Butler Co. board). The Sepulga Lodge number (238) that I mentioned in this tribute to Allen Page could have been 232 as well. It was very difficult to read in the old South Alabamian newspaper (on microfilm). In short, does anyone know the correct number for this Sepulga Lodge and where I might find the old records? Thanks for any help on this. //////////////////////////////////////// hei go to _www.alagl.org_ (http://www.alagl.org) , (alabama grand lodge) ask grand secretary to please provide info you are looking for. the annual proceedings book (nov) will list current lodge plus any lodge created and when laid down. it is possible that there might be two lodges here. stefan bratt perdido, alabama 36562-0104 85.64548W 31.01109N

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/153.2 Message Board Post: If you have any information on any family member of the surname Bagby, please let me know. I know of several individuals from the Spear/Speir line that may have information you are seeking. Thanks. Paula Wright

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Page, Black, Bennett Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/839.1 Message Board Post: In my recent PAGE research, I came across this old post I made back in 2002. It reminded me about something I have been meaning to ask: Does anyone know where the old Sepulga Lodge records might be kept? I'm not certain, but I think my g-gf E. L. BLACK was in this same lodge. I'm trying to determine his lodge name and number. He was part of a committee that signed a "Tribute of Respect" for D. D. BENNETT, a member of Sepulga Lodge # 232 (I think I posted that to the Butler Co. board). The Sepulga Lodge number (238) that I mentioned in this tribute to Allen Page could have been 232 as well. It was very difficult to read in the old South Alabamian newspaper (on microfilm). In short, does anyone know the correct number for this Sepulga Lodge and where I might find the old records? Thanks for any help on this.

No way, Grant. Sherry belongs to those of us researching CONECUH COUNTY!!!!! Bill King Houston, TX ----- Original Message ----- From: <gwjcal@aol.com> To: <ALCONECU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005 10:04 AM Subject: [ALCONECU] Re: Estate of S.F. FORBES This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BYRD, MIDDLETON, BRANTLEY, WILKINSON, GROOM Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1631.1 Message Board Post: Hi Sherry, Could I bribe you to move to Monroe Co.? Most of my kin are from there. In fact, my great-grandfather and g-grandmother left the Old Texas -- Pine Apple about 1888. It would be great if we had somebody with your research skills in Monroe Co. Actually, we need another one in Wilcox Co. too. And some of my Middleton -- Byrd -- Wilkinson -- Brantley family were in Butler Co. Maybe we could take up a collection and get you clonned? I think you are great!!!!!!!! Grant W. Johnsto, Chico, CA ==== ALCONECU Mailing List ==== Conecuh Web page http://www.rootsweb.com/~alconecu ============================== 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

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BYRD, MIDDLETON, BRANTLEY, WILKINSON, GROOM Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1631.1 Message Board Post: Hi Sherry, Could I bribe you to move to Monroe Co.? Most of my kin are from there. In fact, my great-grandfather and g-grandmother left the Old Texas -- Pine Apple about 1888. It would be great if we had somebody with your research skills in Monroe Co. Actually, we need another one in Wilcox Co. too. And some of my Middleton -- Byrd -- Wilkinson -- Brantley family were in Butler Co. Maybe we could take up a collection and get you clonned? I think you are great!!!!!!!! Grant W. Johnsto, Chico, CA

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/4R.2ADE/1632 Message Board Post: The following list was quite interesting and might help some of you who need to know when someone was still living, and cannot find them in the census. Hope it is of assistance to someone who needs the data. It was enclosed in an article on the Health Report for Conecuh County by Dr. A.A. McKittrick, Health Officer in 1889 and published in THE STAR, a early newspaper in Conecuh County. The letter of names from Old Town District was written by W.B. Shaver of Herbert, Ala. He was Dr. Shaver, and served on the Medical Board with Dr. McKittrick. He said in his forward that 'I have taken the pains to find out about all the persons that are in Old Town Beat No.9 that are sixty years old and upward. Both white and black, male and female. Below I give a list of names with age. Signed respectfully, W.B.Shaver" MALES-WHITES R.A. Harper, age 68 James A. Thomas, age 63 David Crawford, age 65 Thomas Hobbs, age 68 T.D. Huson, age 66 Mrs. Arington, age 65 (what he has down) Noah Roberson, age 82 Azrey (Ezra?) Plumb, age 64 Ben Stephens, age 67 Charles Mason, age 101 Isaac Wade, age 98 John Quinley, age 76 William Clarke, age 62 A.S. Hudson, age 68 Robert Garvin, age 64 W.E. Barlow, age 63 J.J. Baker, age 60 James Griggers, age 63 Thomas Ausley, age 81 James Miller, age 78 J. M. Liles, age 62 H. Tolbert, age 98 M. Minton, age 65 FEMALES-WHITE Matilda Harris,(since died), age 104 Jincey Howard, age 62 Mrs. S. Frashier, age 61 Mrs. R. Overstreet, 77 Mrs. M. Hart, 73 (fold of page) Mrs. Tolbert, age 65 Mrs. Mary Barlow, age 70 Mrs. M. Mason, age 62 Mrs. Minton, age 63 Mrs. Dicey Barlow, age 98 Mrs. G. Fortner, age 87 Mrs. Bolton, age 67 Mrs. McMillan, age 68 Mrs. Ivey, age 62 Mary E. Thomas, age 61 Mary Williams, age 64 M.A. Crawford, age 62 Mrs. Hardin, age 67 Nancy Hobbs, age 78 Mrs. C. Hudson, age 64 Mrs. Arrington, age 62 Mrs. M.A. Wyatt, age 71 Mrs. Susan Thomas, age 86 Mrs. Andrew Jay, age 62 Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson, age 61 Mrs. Sarah Alesader, age 70 Mrs. Elvira Quinley, age 62 Mrs. Elizabeth Upton, age 84 Mrs. L. Helpby, age 60 MALES--BLACK George Jackson, age 70 John Meaks, age 61 Autorey Loveless, age 70 William Loveless, age 68 E.Turk, age 61 Simon Shaw, age 69 Albert Osburn, age 63 Hall Turk, age 60 Jack Bozeman, age 65 Henry Johnson, age 70 George Nored, age 67 Isaac Moore, age 65 Robin Merrell, age 62 Kit Ashley, age 67 Henry Smith, age 75 Daniel Haines, age 70 Mandy Ewing, age 65 Sebran Kelley, age 60 George Jordan, age 70 Abe Daniels, age 63 Wall Williams, age 73 FEMALES--BLACK Alcey Nored, age 62 Feabey Moore, age 67 Bettie Merrell, age 106 Lillie Kelly, age 60 Biddie Daniels, age 63 Nellie Claborn, age 62 Mariah Bozeman, age 60 Cherey McPherson, age 65 Mrs. George Jackson, age 62 Jane Loveless, age 60 Jane wiggins, age 70 Tilda Lane, age 61 F. Turk, age 75 Jane Grant, age 103 Editor STAR: Hon. W.B. shaver has voluntarily furnished the above statistics of Old Town Beat. Population of that beat is 2,005. He is assistant health officer and is an efficient and painstaking officer. Since it is such a good exhibit for his beat we desire its publication. A.A. McKittrick. *NOTE--Pop. Old Town Beat 2,005--just like the year 2005