I have an in-direct line of Neal McDuffy that married Cynthia Ann Drinkard in 1851 in Marshall Co.Al.This is the only information I have other than Cynthia was the daughter of Plesant Drinkard and Elizabeth ? You might find your family in Marhshall Co.as that is not far from Cullman

I'm almost certain the area referred to was somewhere near the Bethsadia and Grandview communities in Cullman County. Thanks for the additional information, though! >There is a place called GIBSON in or around Montgomery. >There are GIBSON Cemeteries in Choctaw, Elmore, Lawrence (4), Macon, >Madison, Marengo, & Cherokee Counties. There is a GIBSON Hill Cemetery in >Fayette County. >There is also a place called BETHSAIDA in Franklin County. >delilah evans >------------------------------------------------------------ > >CHOCTAW- Gibson - T 12N,R3W, Sec 35 - in SW part of county >ELMORE - Gibson - Located Rifle Range Rd near Tallassee - cemetery for the >family of Benjamin GIBSON >LAWRENCE - (4) -1-TsS, R8W, Sec 22, NW part of county > 2 - T7S,R7W,Sec 18 - NE part of county > 3-T7S, R6W, Sec 20, SE part of county - 3 graves >were once found here and moved to Hopewell Baptist Church in Morgan County; >fitst known internment: Sylvestor GIBSON (1783-1851); last known internment: >MaryGIBSON (1785-1874) > > 4-Gibson - T7S,R6W,Sec 20 an abandoned Black cemetery; >approximately 50 unmarked graves: SW part of county > >GIBSON HILL (Fayette Cty) 716S,R92, Sec4 - Gibson Hill Baptist Church >BETHSAIDA Cemetery (Fayette County): T7S, R10W, Sec 26 - Bethsaida >Missionary Baptist Church, founded in 1884; approximately 100 graves; first >known internment: Alex Thornton (1904-1933): Clement, McCluskey, Myrick & >Shelton are common to this cemetery, still in use. > >MACON County: not plotted, Old Thompson Place, tombstones were removed to >Tuskegee Cemetery to make way for an airfield during the Secong World War. >MADISON - Gibson - T6S, R1E, Sec 23 >MARENGO - Gibson - T12N, R1E, Sec 8 - >CHEROKEE - Gibson - T11S, R8E, Sec 13 - not used in last 50 years >------------------------------------------- >There was also an 'Iron Bridge" that crossed the Chatahoohee River into West >Pointe, Ga. >Since in your information, Bethsaida Church & GibsonCemetery is mentioned >together, I would assume it would be in Fayette County. JMO >delilah evans > > > > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: <bobwonda@hiwaay.net> >To: <alcullma@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Sunday, December 10, 2006 5:59 PM >Subject: Re: [ALCULLMA] ALCULLMA Digest, Vol 1, Issue 27 > > >| Regarding the earlier discussion of the missing Gibson Graveyard, here are >| two mentions: >| >| The (Cullman) Alabama Tribune, 11 Feb 1892 >| >| Died-In Beat 8, this county, on the 8th inst. Neal McDuffey, aged 74 >years, >| leaving a wife and two children, with many friends to mourn his loss. He >| came to this county from Georgia, in December last. His stay was short >| among us. The writer was called to attend his funeral at the Gibson >| Graveyard, near Iron Bridge, where he was laid to rest to await the >| resurrection morn. He had satisfactory evidence that all was well and >| would have part in the first resurrection, upon such the second death has >| no power. With this proof, we say to his mourning friends, be comforted. >| May the Lord bless the living and help us all be prepared to meet God in >| peace, is the prayer of the writer. C.A. Owen. >| >| The (Cullman) Alabama Tribune, 29 Sep 1892 >| >| Calvin Madison Brown, was born May 26th, 1870, died Sept. 22, 1892, aged >22 >| years, three months and fourteen days. He was a member of Bethsaida >| Baptist church four years before his death. His funeral was preached by >| the writer, at Gibson Graveyard, on Sept. 11th, 1892, to a large number of >| sorrowing friends. Truly, a good man has fallen in the bloom of youth, >but >| our loss is his gain. Let me say to his sorrowing friends, weep not for >| Calvin, but try to meet him in the home of the blessed. To his parents, I >| will say, you cannot bring your son back, but you can go to him. May the >| Lord bless you in this hour of bereavement, and give you grace to sustain >| you through life, comfort you in death and give you abundant entrance into >| his kingdom above, in the prayer of your pastor. C.A. Owen. >| >| Does this help jog anyone's memory about where the Gibson Cemetery is >located? >| >| >------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >| I am administrator of the Cullman list on a volunteer basis. I will >attend >to problems as soon as possible. >| >| you can email me at >| jholland "at" coralwave.com >| There is a no tolerence rule for spam. 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There is a place called GIBSON in or around Montgomery. There are GIBSON Cemeteries in Choctaw, Elmore, Lawrence (4), Macon, Madison, Marengo, & Cherokee Counties. There is a GIBSON Hill Cemetery in Fayette County. There is also a place called BETHSAIDA in Franklin County. delilah evans ------------------------------------------------------------ CHOCTAW- Gibson - T 12N,R3W, Sec 35 - in SW part of county ELMORE - Gibson - Located Rifle Range Rd near Tallassee - cemetery for the family of Benjamin GIBSON LAWRENCE - (4) -1-TsS, R8W, Sec 22, NW part of county 2 - T7S,R7W,Sec 18 - NE part of county 3-T7S, R6W, Sec 20, SE part of county - 3 graves were once found here and moved to Hopewell Baptist Church in Morgan County; fitst known internment: Sylvestor GIBSON (1783-1851); last known internment: MaryGIBSON (1785-1874) 4-Gibson - T7S,R6W,Sec 20 an abandoned Black cemetery; approximately 50 unmarked graves: SW part of county GIBSON HILL (Fayette Cty) 716S,R92, Sec4 - Gibson Hill Baptist Church BETHSAIDA Cemetery (Fayette County): T7S, R10W, Sec 26 - Bethsaida Missionary Baptist Church, founded in 1884; approximately 100 graves; first known internment: Alex Thornton (1904-1933): Clement, McCluskey, Myrick & Shelton are common to this cemetery, still in use. MACON County: not plotted, Old Thompson Place, tombstones were removed to Tuskegee Cemetery to make way for an airfield during the Secong World War. MADISON - Gibson - T6S, R1E, Sec 23 MARENGO - Gibson - T12N, R1E, Sec 8 - CHEROKEE - Gibson - T11S, R8E, Sec 13 - not used in last 50 years ------------------------------------------- There was also an 'Iron Bridge" that crossed the Chatahoohee River into West Pointe, Ga. Since in your information, Bethsaida Church & GibsonCemetery is mentioned together, I would assume it would be in Fayette County. JMO delilah evans ----- Original Message ----- From: <bobwonda@hiwaay.net> To: <alcullma@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, December 10, 2006 5:59 PM Subject: Re: [ALCULLMA] ALCULLMA Digest, Vol 1, Issue 27 | Regarding the earlier discussion of the missing Gibson Graveyard, here are | two mentions: | | The (Cullman) Alabama Tribune, 11 Feb 1892 | | Died-In Beat 8, this county, on the 8th inst. Neal McDuffey, aged 74 years, | leaving a wife and two children, with many friends to mourn his loss. He | came to this county from Georgia, in December last. His stay was short | among us. The writer was called to attend his funeral at the Gibson | Graveyard, near Iron Bridge, where he was laid to rest to await the | resurrection morn. He had satisfactory evidence that all was well and | would have part in the first resurrection, upon such the second death has | no power. With this proof, we say to his mourning friends, be comforted. | May the Lord bless the living and help us all be prepared to meet God in | peace, is the prayer of the writer. C.A. Owen. | | The (Cullman) Alabama Tribune, 29 Sep 1892 | | Calvin Madison Brown, was born May 26th, 1870, died Sept. 22, 1892, aged 22 | years, three months and fourteen days. He was a member of Bethsaida | Baptist church four years before his death. His funeral was preached by | the writer, at Gibson Graveyard, on Sept. 11th, 1892, to a large number of | sorrowing friends. Truly, a good man has fallen in the bloom of youth, but | our loss is his gain. Let me say to his sorrowing friends, weep not for | Calvin, but try to meet him in the home of the blessed. To his parents, I | will say, you cannot bring your son back, but you can go to him. May the | Lord bless you in this hour of bereavement, and give you grace to sustain | you through life, comfort you in death and give you abundant entrance into | his kingdom above, in the prayer of your pastor. C.A. Owen. | | Does this help jog anyone's memory about where the Gibson Cemetery is located? | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | I am administrator of the Cullman list on a volunteer basis. I will attend to problems as soon as possible. | | you can email me at | jholland "at" coralwave.com | There is a no tolerence rule for spam. Members who post spam will be banned from the list. | ~Jayne Holland~ List Moderator | ------------------------------- | To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALCULLMA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message |

Robin, The C. A. Owen involved with these articles is my great grandfather. His full name was Charles Abraham Owen(s). He was a Baptist Minister in Cullman County. Carole On Dec 10, 2006, at 5:59 PM, bobwonda@hiwaay.net wrote: > Regarding the earlier discussion of the missing Gibson Graveyard, here > are > two mentions: > > The (Cullman) Alabama Tribune, 11 Feb 1892 > > Died-In Beat 8, this county, on the 8th inst. Neal McDuffey, aged 74 > years, > leaving a wife and two children, with many friends to mourn his loss. > He > came to this county from Georgia, in December last. His stay was short > among us. The writer was called to attend his funeral at the Gibson > Graveyard, near Iron Bridge, where he was laid to rest to await the > resurrection morn. He had satisfactory evidence that all was well and > would have part in the first resurrection, upon such the second death > has > no power. With this proof, we say to his mourning friends, be > comforted. > May the Lord bless the living and help us all be prepared to meet God > in > peace, is the prayer of the writer. C.A. Owen. > > The (Cullman) Alabama Tribune, 29 Sep 1892 > > Calvin Madison Brown, was born May 26th, 1870, died Sept. 22, 1892, > aged 22 > years, three months and fourteen days. He was a member of Bethsaida > Baptist church four years before his death. His funeral was preached > by > the writer, at Gibson Graveyard, on Sept. 11th, 1892, to a large > number of > sorrowing friends. Truly, a good man has fallen in the bloom of > youth, but > our loss is his gain. Let me say to his sorrowing friends, weep not > for > Calvin, but try to meet him in the home of the blessed. To his > parents, I > will say, you cannot bring your son back, but you can go to him. May > the > Lord bless you in this hour of bereavement, and give you grace to > sustain > you through life, comfort you in death and give you abundant entrance > into > his kingdom above, in the prayer of your pastor. C.A. Owen. > > Does this help jog anyone's memory about where the Gibson Cemetery is > located? > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > ------- > I am administrator of the Cullman list on a volunteer basis. I will > attend to problems as soon as possible. > > you can email me at > jholland "at" coralwave.com > There is a no tolerence rule for spam. Members who post spam will be > banned from the list. > ~Jayne Holland~ List Moderator > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ALCULLMA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Fred, My name is Elli Smith-Rice. I have been working on the family tree for years now and keep hitting brick walls. But anyway my Dad is Norman Smith and if I am correct the school he went to was Grandview. It is still standing and is used as a Hunting Lodge from what Dad told me. Dad said that Hiram Jones was the princial and Montez Jones was one of the teacher and the other teacher was Ms. Speigle. The School is across the street from a cemetery on the hill, in a pasture. The cemerty is on the property of Mobley-Hanes. I did take photos of it 4 years ago and do not have them here with me. They are in Atlanta, will see if my daughter can dig it up for you. Right at this time I am caring for my ill Dad and do not get home often enough. I am sorry I could not have been of more help to you. Feel freen to email me at anytime. ellirice@aol.com. Good Luck, Elli

unsubscribe From: Fred Love <fred.love@mchsi.com> Reply-To: alcullma@rootsweb.com To: alcullma-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ALCULLMA] Grandview School in Cullman Co Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2006 12:54:58 -0600 Can anyone on this list tell me if the old Grandview School Building is still standing? I attended my first grade there, class 1947- 1948. My teacher was Mrs Montez Jones. I would like a photo of the building if it is still there but it is 400 miles from my home. Hoping there may be one online somewhere. Fred Love Navarre, FL ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I am administrator of the Cullman list on a volunteer basis. I will attend to problems as soon as possible. you can email me at jholland "at" coralwave.com There is a no tolerence rule for spam. Members who post spam will be banned from the list. ~Jayne Holland~ List Moderator ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALCULLMA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ WIN up to $10,000 in cash or prizes – enter the Microsoft Office Live Sweepstakes http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/aub0050001581mrt/direct/01/

You might contact the public library in Cullman and see if the have any past year books and could print the pages and mail them to you.

Your family members are hard to find and I think most of it is because of incorrect spelling on those who transcribe records or because the person didn't know how to spell it correctly or the spelling changed. For what ever reason. I could not find any McDuffey/McDuff/McDuffie in the Cullman County census records in 1880. I did find two Neal McDuffey in Georgia listed below. You might contact the funeral homes in Cullman County and ask them where the cemetery is your looking for and see if they can tell you is the funeral home went out of business or changed names. That might help you. Record you might search that I found are listed below. No need to reply I see you are un-subscribing I'm not connect in any way just trying to help with a look up. Darlene Madison County Copied By: The Southern States Mission Originally published 1959, The Genealogical Society, 281 pages Table of Contents _http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=9531272535_ (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=9531272535) Jefferson County Madison County Gibson Cemetery _http://www.daddezio.com/cemetery/junction/CJ-AL-013.html_ (http://www.daddezio.com/cemetery/junction/CJ-AL-013.html) 1880 United States Federal Census Name: Calvin M. Brown Home in 1880: Hunters, Cullman, Alabama Age: 10 Estimated birth year: abt 1870 Birthplace: Alabama Relation to head-of-household: Son Father's name: Larkin G. Father's birthplace: GA Mother's name: Sarah C. Mother's birthplace: GA Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Works In Farm Marital Status: Single - One obituary I found in old newspapers buried on Saturday at Bethsaida, Drinkard is charge Bethsaida Baptist Church 2539 Bethsadia Rd Boaz, AL zip code Phone: (256) 593-5555 -------- Alabama Deaths, 1908-59 Name: E. ??. McDuff Death Date: 15 Dec 1917 Death County: Cullman Volume: 4 Roll: 2 Page #: 218 Cullman County of--Coroner Murphee Gary 1901 2nd Ave Nw Cullman, AL zip code Phone: (256) 734-1821 Cullman Heritage Funeral Home 255 County Road 1435 Cullman, AL zip code Phone: (256) 734-0208 Moss Service Furneral Home 1901 2nd Ave NW Cullman, AL zip code Phone: (256) 734-1821 Williams Mc Cracken Funeral Home 461 US Highway 278 E Cullman, AL zip code Phone: (256) 734-3144 Georgia Marriages to 1850 Spouse: Neal Mcduffie Marriage Date: 31 Jan 1850 Marriage County: Dekalb Marriage State: Georgia

The last time myhusband was out by there last year the School was still standing.That was this past summer.My husband attended school there also.I have been meaning to take a picture of the school myself.If it is still there I will be going that way possibly over the Christmas Holidays to visit my mother in law grave and will get a picture of it.

Regretfully no, Grandview School is gone. My mother taught there a while also and I knew Mrs. Montez Jones well. There might be a picture of that school in the Jones Book that Mrs. Jones wrote. I'll try to remember to look. Barbara Buettner, Cullman -----Original Message----- From: alcullma-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:alcullma-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Fred Love Sent: Monday, December 11, 2006 12:55 PM To: alcullma-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ALCULLMA] Grandview School in Cullman Co Can anyone on this list tell me if the old Grandview School Building is still standing? I attended my first grade there, class 1947- 1948. My teacher was Mrs Montez Jones. I would like a photo of the building if it is still there but it is 400 miles from my home. Hoping there may be one online somewhere. Fred Love Navarre, FL ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- I am administrator of the Cullman list on a volunteer basis. I will attend to problems as soon as possible. you can email me at jholland "at" coralwave.com There is a no tolerence rule for spam. Members who post spam will be banned from the list. ~Jayne Holland~ List Moderator ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALCULLMA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Can anyone on this list tell me if the old Grandview School Building is still standing? I attended my first grade there, class 1947- 1948. My teacher was Mrs Montez Jones. I would like a photo of the building if it is still there but it is 400 miles from my home. Hoping there may be one online somewhere. Fred Love Navarre, FL

unsubscribe From: bobwonda@hiwaay.net Reply-To: alcullma@rootsweb.com To: alcullma@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ALCULLMA] ALCULLMA Digest, Vol 1, Issue 27 Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:59:58 -0600 Regarding the earlier discussion of the missing Gibson Graveyard, here are two mentions: The (Cullman) Alabama Tribune, 11 Feb 1892 Died-In Beat 8, this county, on the 8th inst. Neal McDuffey, aged 74 years, leaving a wife and two children, with many friends to mourn his loss. He came to this county from Georgia, in December last. His stay was short among us. The writer was called to attend his funeral at the Gibson Graveyard, near Iron Bridge, where he was laid to rest to await the resurrection morn. He had satisfactory evidence that all was well and would have part in the first resurrection, upon such the second death has no power. With this proof, we say to his mourning friends, be comforted. May the Lord bless the living and help us all be prepared to meet God in peace, is the prayer of the writer. C.A. Owen. The (Cullman) Alabama Tribune, 29 Sep 1892 Calvin Madison Brown, was born May 26th, 1870, died Sept. 22, 1892, aged 22 years, three months and fourteen days. He was a member of Bethsaida Baptist church four years before his death. His funeral was preached by the writer, at Gibson Graveyard, on Sept. 11th, 1892, to a large number of sorrowing friends. Truly, a good man has fallen in the bloom of youth, but our loss is his gain. Let me say to his sorrowing friends, weep not for Calvin, but try to meet him in the home of the blessed. To his parents, I will say, you cannot bring your son back, but you can go to him. May the Lord bless you in this hour of bereavement, and give you grace to sustain you through life, comfort you in death and give you abundant entrance into his kingdom above, in the prayer of your pastor. C.A. Owen. Does this help jog anyone's memory about where the Gibson Cemetery is located? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I am administrator of the Cullman list on a volunteer basis. I will attend to problems as soon as possible. you can email me at jholland "at" coralwave.com There is a no tolerence rule for spam. Members who post spam will be banned from the list. ~Jayne Holland~ List Moderator ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALCULLMA-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Visit MSN Holiday Challenge for your chance to win up to $50,000 in Holiday cash from MSN today! http://www.msnholidaychallenge.com/index.aspx?ocid=tagline&locale=en-us

Regarding the earlier discussion of the missing Gibson Graveyard, here are two mentions: The (Cullman) Alabama Tribune, 11 Feb 1892 Died-In Beat 8, this county, on the 8th inst. Neal McDuffey, aged 74 years, leaving a wife and two children, with many friends to mourn his loss. He came to this county from Georgia, in December last. His stay was short among us. The writer was called to attend his funeral at the Gibson Graveyard, near Iron Bridge, where he was laid to rest to await the resurrection morn. He had satisfactory evidence that all was well and would have part in the first resurrection, upon such the second death has no power. With this proof, we say to his mourning friends, be comforted. May the Lord bless the living and help us all be prepared to meet God in peace, is the prayer of the writer. C.A. Owen. The (Cullman) Alabama Tribune, 29 Sep 1892 Calvin Madison Brown, was born May 26th, 1870, died Sept. 22, 1892, aged 22 years, three months and fourteen days. He was a member of Bethsaida Baptist church four years before his death. His funeral was preached by the writer, at Gibson Graveyard, on Sept. 11th, 1892, to a large number of sorrowing friends. Truly, a good man has fallen in the bloom of youth, but our loss is his gain. Let me say to his sorrowing friends, weep not for Calvin, but try to meet him in the home of the blessed. To his parents, I will say, you cannot bring your son back, but you can go to him. May the Lord bless you in this hour of bereavement, and give you grace to sustain you through life, comfort you in death and give you abundant entrance into his kingdom above, in the prayer of your pastor. C.A. Owen. Does this help jog anyone's memory about where the Gibson Cemetery is located?

In a message dated 11/23/2006 2:59:18 AM Central Standard Time, AngelaH1012@aol.com writes: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3880/is_199807/ai_n8806014/pg_1_ (http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3880/is_199807/ai_n8806014/pg_1) thanks for the post. It made for some interesting reading and included history on the area I haven't seen before.

i think his name is John Myrick........

Confederate monuments were placed for Andrew Jackson Edwards and Lemuel Allred yesterday (November 24). Allred's grave heretofore was an unmarked stone next to his wife Nancy Allred in the Keith or Brown cemetery near Dodge City in Cullman County. Lem was a Private in Company C of the 29th Alabama Infantry. He was born in 1830 and died in 1910. Lem was captured at Nashville and served time at Camp Douglas until he was released in Jun of 1865. Andrew Jackson Edwards was buried in the old family cemetery on Stout's Mountain about a mile East of Lem's grave on the East side of Interstate 65. The Edwards family cemetery is located on private deer club timberland and difficult to locate. It's at the top of a hill at the end of County Road 511 southeast of Hanceville. County Roads 512 and 511 were built on top of the old railroad bed which carried coal from Stout's Mountain to the tippler at Hanceville. After some struggle, Edward's 200+ pound upright monument was slowly rolled up the steep hill over an old log road and placed beside that of his wife Sarah Ann Melinda "Sam" Ellis Edwards, who died in 1913. A.J. Edwards was born in 1833 and died 1888. He was a Sergeant in Company F of the 48th Alabama Infantry. He fought for four long years and finally surrendered at Appomattox. Neither of the old soldiers had an official ceremony of commemoration by any latter day sons of veterans. That may come later. However, following the placement of their monuments, the men involved (one of whom was a GGGrandson of both Allred and Edwards) put their tools aside, tipped their caps and bid the old soldiers to Rest In Peace, secure in the knowledge that for decades to come, other descendants can now visit their graves and honor their service.

In a message dated 11/18/2006 11:20:19 PM Central Standard Time, FINCH64@aol.com writes: > 36V84-86 (Pages 84 through 86 of the 36th volume of the Virginia Magazine > of > History and Biography (1928) mentions the following: Benjamin Fraley, > Catherine Shoemaker Fraley, Will of Chloe Fraley, Donahoe Fraley, Frederick > Fraley, > Henry Fraley, Isaac Fraley, James Fraley, Judith Fraley, Nancy Fraley, > Reuben > Fraley, Sarah Fraley, Taber Fraley, William Fraley, John Jones, Alexander > Shoemaker, Catherine Shoemaker, Elizabeth Shoemaker, Will of James > Shoemaker, Jane > Shoemaker, Joseph Shoemaker, Judith Shoemaker and Sarah Shoemaker. There may > be > mention of other Jones family members in this article but I would have to > search through the entire 10 pages chocked full of Jones to find mention of > this > one article. I'll see about that in the future. > I searched all of the Jones entries in the Virginia Historical Index and found only this name associated with any of the articles I previously listed: Christeny Honaker Jones (page 85 of Volume 36 of the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. So then I went searching for more Honakers in this same article and found these names: Anny Honaker, Christeny Honaker, Elizabeth Honaker, Will of Jacob Honaker, John Honaker, Lyda Honaker, Martin Honaker, Mary Honaker, Matilda Honaker, Nancy Honaker, Will of Nicholas Honaker, Polly Honaker, Samuel Honaker Barry Jernigan

A man that worked at Cullman Library sometime back was trying to transcribe all the Cullman Cemetery's.You might call the library and ask about that.I believe he would know of the cemetery.His name has just escaped me right now.

Thank you, Carole! I remembered Robin`s last name being Sterling just as soon as I hit the send button for my em about him-which is usually the way it goes, it seems! LOL Robin said in a note he sent out, explaining why his site was being took down, that people were taking his pics from there, esp, but also the recorded data, and then reposting them, and selling his info to their subscribers. Such a shame, as I loved his site and spent a lot of them there, looking for relatives. Thanks for posting his em address here, Carole. Whoever it was that was asking about that old cemetery hopefully can find some answers from Robin, if you would like to write and inquire about it. Carolyn

Does anyone know why Robin took his site down ?