Thanks I know where that Ebenezer church is located Shepherdman55@aol.com wrote: The only Ebenezer Community I know about in Cullman County is located in the NW section of the County. Take Highway 157 west out to West Point and turn right at the traffic light. Ebenezer Baptist Church is on the left about 2 miles out that road. If there is another Ebenezer in Cullman, I don't know where it would be. James ==== ALCULLMA Mailing List ==== Please contact me jholland at coralwave.com for any additions or corrections to this list ALCULLMA-L@rootsweb.com ============================== 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 --------------------------------- Yahoo! Personals Single? There's someone we'd like you to meet. Lot's of someone's, actually. Try Yahoo! Personals

COURTLAND Inc. town with PO at 344008NO871834W in Lawrence County. First known by the biblical name Ebenezer. Inc. as Courtland in 1819 because a federal court and land office were located here. PO est. in 1825 (T.M. Owen 1:427) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thelma Woodard" <summersun992000@yahoo.com> To: <ALCULLMA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 25, 2005 3:05 AM Subject: [ALCULLMA] Ebenezer Cullman Ala > Can anyone tell me Where Ebenezer comunity in Cullman Alabama was located > during 1900 and 1910. > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Music Unlimited - Access over 1 million songs. Try it free. > > > ==== ALCULLMA Mailing List ==== > I am List Manager on a volunteer basis. Please accept my apologies for any > delays in correcting your problem(s). > > ============================== > View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx >

The only Ebenezer Community I know about in Cullman County is located in the NW section of the County. Take Highway 157 west out to West Point and turn right at the traffic light. Ebenezer Baptist Church is on the left about 2 miles out that road. If there is another Ebenezer in Cullman, I don't know where it would be. James

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Yes Tn.My husbands Gr-Gr-Grandfather James Murphy came from Limerick Ireland and went into Cannon Co.His Gr-Grandfather Timothy Murphy left Cannon Co.after1900 & came to Morgan Co.Al. John 3:16

In a message dated 11/15/2005 1:13:53 PM Central Standard Time, alabamanonna@webtv.net writes: > My Murphy family was from Cannon Co.Short Mountain.Some of them went > into Warren Co.and lived and died thereThank you for your reply.If you > find a connection to my Handley -Thomas family in the future please keep > me in mind. > > Cannon and Warren counties in Tennessee? Barry Jernigan Murfreesboro, TN

My Murphy family was from Cannon Co.Short Mountain.Some of them went into Warren Co.and lived and died thereThank you for your reply.If you find a connection to my Handley -Thomas family in the future please keep me in mind.

http://home.hiwaay.net/~bobwonda/ Just look under Cullman County Stuff ----- Original Message ----- From: "Terry Jackson" <jacksont@otelco.net> To: <ALCULLMA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, April 22, 2005 3:43 PM Subject: Re: [ALCULLMA] Re: Hopewell Baptist Church Cemetery > If this is the one in Hanceville, it's a church cemetery with no fencing. > > FYI, Robin Sterling is adding Cullman Co. cemeteries to his Blount Co. > research page and already has Hopewell on line > > http://home.hiwaay.net/~bobwonda/ > > > > Diane L. Lovejoy wrote: > > >I was planning on visiting the Cemetery sometime during the week of May 9th. > >I have called the number listed on www.infospace.com but I get no answer. > >Does anyone out there know if I can get into the cemetery on a daily basis > >or if there is another or new number for the Church or Cemetery. > > > >Thanks, Diane > > > > > > > >==== ALCULLMA Mailing List ==== > >I am List Manager on a volunteer basis. Please accept my apologies for any delays in correcting your problem(s). > > > >============================== > >View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find > >marriage announcements and more. Learn more: > >http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== ALCULLMA Mailing List ==== > Please contact me jholland at coralwave.com for any additions or corrections to this list ALCULLMA-L@rootsweb.com > > ============================== > 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 >

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I apologize for this error. Washington is not a middle name in the Handleys associated with our Youngs. Washington is a middle name in the Coley family associated with our Youngs. My grandmother had only two living siblings (or that she regarded as full siblings) - Gertrude (really only a half-sister - same mother/different father - but she was adopted) and Geneva (full sibling - same mother and father). Gertrude married Rufus Coley whose father's middle name was Washington. Geneva married Luther "Luke" Handley whose parents' names are unknown to me. I only know of both families in Jefferson County, Alabama. I haven't researched either of them anywhere else. I don't know their origins. Barbara Handley was the only one in the family doing any research (as far as I am aware). She died of cancer a few years back. I asked about her research notes but have never received a reply. Hopefully the family preserved them all. She put alot of work into the project. I think one of her sisters had been helping her but I don't know if she is actively researching now. I do know that Barbara had alot of Handley photos and other notes that had no connection with the Young family. But I don't recall if she mentioned the family's origins. I only have Barbara's report, "Descendants of Wesley Young" and that shows the descendants of Luther "Luke" Handley and Geneva Young and no further back than them in the Handley family. Time permitting I will see if I can find a connection to all of this - if there is one. Now I have Morgan County to add to the research area as well? ;-) How the plot thickens. lol Good luck to all in their research Barry Jernigan Murfreesboro, TN PS My grandmother also had four other half-siblings - a brother and three sisters (same father/different mother).

Yes George Washington Handley / Hanley is my line & the is the Washington tie.James M.[Marvin ? } Thomas born 1842 Morgan Co.Al. Died after 1900.Married in Morgan Co.Al.on Nov.23,1860 to Sarah Emaline Lowery born Jan.1843.. Children of James & Sara Thomas 1.David Washington Thomas born in Morgan Co.Oct.10,1861.Died in Morgan Co.Dec.02, 1935.Maried #1.to widow Adelia HIgdon Maples.Married #2.in Morgan Co.Al.on Jan.17,1897 to Cynthia Leeanne Stockton Dave was my husband's Gr-Gandfather. 2.Willie Nickolas Thomas born born in Morgan Co.Aug.15,1865 Died in Morgan Co.March 03,1935.Married in Morgan Co.12/02/1891 to sarh Elizabeth Kent 3.Susan M.Thomas born Dec.1868.Died after 1900.Married in Morgan Co.Feb.08,1885 to George W.Handley/Hanley 1900 Morgan Co,census ED 140 George W.Hanley 36 yrs.Wife Susan 31,children Ethel D.15,William A.12,Aron L.11,Hattie L. 8,Josie M.4,Marvin 2,Ernest G.4 months. 1910 Cullman Co.census George W."Handley" 45,wife Annie O.27,[ new wife so I assume Susan has died] children,Aron L.20,Hattie 18,Josie M.14,Marvin P.12,Ernest G.10,Kevin 4,Raymond K.1 yr. I have a note somewhere that two of these children are buried in Decatur. John 3:16

I just remembered this. Washington is also a middle name in the Handley family. I know it's a common middle name. Still, I wonder if it might have been passed down through connected families. Barry Jernigan Murfreesboro, TN

BTW Washington was a middle name in James Young's Young line as well. Barry Jernigan

I only know of Handleys in Jefferson County,AL. However, James Young's line had Thomas's from South Carolina. Elizabeth Thomas Young eventually ended up in Etowah County, AL which is where she probably died. I'll have to find James Young's current email. Looks like we may be able to make some connections here. Barry Jernigan Murfreesboro, TN

You mentioned a Barbara Handly in your post.I have been searching for someone researching a Susan M.Thomas that married a George Handley / Hanley in Morgon Co.in the 1880'- 90;s.I have the exact date in a book.In 1900 they was in Cullman Co.I can not remenber if they was in Cuullman or Morgan in 1910 but I have the info in a book,If your cousin is from this Susam Thomas line please let me know.She had brothers David Washington Thomas & Willie Nicloas Thomas. Parents was James Thomas & Sarah Lowery.They called Susan Nine.This family was connected to the McCutheon & Higdon family of Morgan Co.Sarah McCutheon married A Lowery.

I'm very intrigued by the recent postings concerning the Young family in what is now Cullman County especially those in Jones Chapel. Several of my families have connections in Jones Chapel. My second cousin, Barbara Handley, told me that our ancestor, James Clark Lewis, sold land to a church in Jones Chapel. I wrote the church some years ago requesting information but I never received a reply. Time permiitting, I will see what I can find out about the Youngs in Cullman County. I don't believe that we are descended from the German Young (Jung) family because I believe the Germans came later after our families were established in Cullman County. So I think I can rule out those families as being in our lines. But I'm very interested in the other, earlier Young families - no matter where they came from. Our family story is that they were originally Scots and they came from South Carolina. I have been in touch with James Young in the past. I'm not sure if I have his current email. He descends from Levi Young who came from New Jersey during the Revolutionary War, settled in South Carolina after the war and raised his family there. Some of his siblings may also have settled there. Levi's lines eventually made their way west mostly ending up in Blount and Etowah counties in Alabama. James Young and I have tried in the past to find a connection between our Young families. So far, no luck. Barry Jernigan Murfreesboro, TN

HI Judy, No, I do not have Joseph Young, sorry...I followed Daniel Young and he was in Jefferson County, AL in 1840, Hancock in 1850, that became Winston County, AL I think they lived in that portion of Winston that became Cullman County, AL in 1877, as Daniel died in 1878 and is buried at Jones Chapel, his widow and Children were in Cullman 1880..I am also following Hazel H Young, but he came out of SC...He is buried at Edison Chapel in Cullman...One of his younger daughters married a Burks and their son married mother's sister... Thank you for writing...We never know where we might break down a wall. Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve and Judy Sanders" <sandking@usit.net> To: <ALCULLMA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2005 6:40 PM Subject: Re: [ALCULLMA] Joseph F. Young in 1910 Cullman Co. Census > Karen, > > Would you happen to have a Joseph F. Young in your records. He was born in > Giles co., TN. (1887), but whatever reason he is in Cullman Co., AL. in > 1910. He is with wife Nannie (Williard I think). His mother, listed as > Lizzie (looks like Wales), with half sisters, Leitha and Martha. I don't > know where he is after 1910. I believe that Leitha married a Golden in > Cullman Co. in 1911, at least there is a Leithy Wells to a J.H. Golden > listed in marriage records in 1911. > > Believe Joseph married Nannie Williard in 1905 in Cullman Co., AL., as this > is also listed in marriage records. This is somewhat vague, I know, but I > just really do not know that much about this family. > > Judy Sanders > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Karen Langley Powell" <kdlp69@hotmail.com> > To: <ALCULLMA-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 9:36 PM > Subject: Re: [ALCULLMA] Census research so far and my Cullman County family > connections > > > > I am related to the Young's from Walker County, Cullman County and Blount > > County, and I would be glad to share my information with you and let you > > look it over for some possible matches. Just let me know and I will send > the > > information...... > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <FINCH64@aol.com> > > To: <ALCULLMA-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Saturday, November 05, 2005 3:22 PM > > Subject: [ALCULLMA] Census research so far and my Cullman County family > > connections > > > > > > >I did a scan of the census indexes at Ancestry.com for 1830, 1840 and > 1850 > > > for Walker County and 1850 for Hancock County. This is what I found so > > > far: > > > > > > 1830 Census for Walker County (just listings of heads of household): > > > Jones: John, Sinclair, William #1, William #2 > > > No James, Lee, Lewis, Lovell or Young > > > > > > 1840 Census for Walker County (just listings of heads of household): > > > James: Abner, Pleasant, Saml, Sherrod > > > Jones: Elizabeth, Henry S., James A., John, Sarah, Wallace, William #1, > > > William #2 > > > Young: John > > > No Lee, Lewis or Lovell > > > > > > 1850 Census for Walker County (listings of number of all persons of the > > > same > > > surname: > > > James:0 > > > Jones: 74 > > > "Jane": 6 (not sure if this is a typo for either James or Jones) > > > "Janes": 3 (not sure if this is a typo for either James or Jones) > > > Lee: 0 > > > Lewis: 3 (and I believe they're mine) > > > Lovell: 0 > > > Young: 0 > > > > > > > > > 1850 Census for Hancock County (listings of number of all persons with > the > > > same surname): > > > James: 36 > > > Jones: 0 > > > "Janes": 13 (not sure if this a typo for James or Jones) > > > Lee: 0 > > > Lewis: 0 > > > Lovell: 0 > > > Young: 13 > > > > > > One thing it seems to me is that the John Young family of the 1840 > Walker > > > County census may have been in the part of the county that was used to > > > form > > > Hancock (Winston) County. I'll have to do more research in the census to > > > be sure of > > > that but it looks that way so far. Either that or the John Young family > up > > > and left Walker County altogether prior to 1850. > > > > > > Here are my Cullman County (and area) surnames and ancestors: > > > > > > James (only a hunch but I suspect I have this ancestry. Also this is a > > > collateral line in Jefferson County connected with the Jones, Fulmer and > > > Faucette > > > families there) > > > Jones: so far just my gg-grandmother, Elizabeth "Betsie" P(aralee?) > Jones > > > Young whose parents are still unknown to me. But also a collateral line > in > > > Jefferson Co as I stated above. > > > Lee: (only a hunch but I suspect we have direct Lee ancestry as well. > For > > > now > > > I know that my great-grandfather Adolphus "Dolphus" Ervin/Irvin Young > had > > > a > > > first wife (who was not my great-grandmother) - Mary Elizabeth Lee, > > > daughter of > > > David J. Lee, granddaughter of Leander Lee who was originally from NC > > > (county so far unknown to me) then to Gilmer Co, GA (1840 & 1850 > > > censuses). Lee is > > > also a direct line of my Roy cousins in Jefferson Co. They connect to > the > > > Lees > > > of Shelby Co, AL. > > > Lewis: my ggg-grandparents John & Mary Hale(Hall?) Lewis (originally > from > > > SC? > > > then to Haralson Co, GA eventually to the Cullman Co area; my > > > gg-grandparents > > > James Clark & Mary Jane Lovell Lewis then to my great-grandmother - Mary > > > Ellen Lewis - Adolphus Ervin Young's second wife. James Clark Lewis, > Mary > > > Jane > > > Lovell Lewis & Mary Ellen Lewis Young are all buried in Vance Cemetery, > > > Jones > > > Chapel, Cullman County. > > > Lovell: my ggg-grandparents Elijah E. & Mary Ann Davis Lovell - also > > > originally from the Gilmer/Rabun/Fannin counties area in GA - same as > > > Leander Lee. > > > They are both buried at Jones Chapel Cemetery, Cullman County. > > > Young: my gg-grandparents, Wesley & Elizabeth "Betsie" P(aralee?) Jones > > > Young; my great-grandparents Adolphus Ervin & Mary Ellen Lewis Young; my > > > grandmother: Zora Belle Young Stolarski Jernigan of Jefferson Co, AL. > > > Wesley Young's > > > parents are also unknown to me. I also don't know when or where either > > > Wesley or > > > Betsie P Jones Young died and I don't know where either of them are > > > buried. > > > > > > Barry Jernigan > > > Murfreesboro, TN > > > > > > > > > ==== ALCULLMA Mailing List ==== > > > I am List Manager on a volunteer basis. 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Karen, Would you happen to have a Joseph F. Young in your records. He was born in Giles co., TN. (1887), but whatever reason he is in Cullman Co., AL. in 1910. He is with wife Nannie (Williard I think). His mother, listed as Lizzie (looks like Wales), with half sisters, Leitha and Martha. I don't know where he is after 1910. I believe that Leitha married a Golden in Cullman Co. in 1911, at least there is a Leithy Wells to a J.H. Golden listed in marriage records in 1911. Believe Joseph married Nannie Williard in 1905 in Cullman Co., AL., as this is also listed in marriage records. This is somewhat vague, I know, but I just really do not know that much about this family. Judy Sanders ----- Original Message ----- From: "Karen Langley Powell" <kdlp69@hotmail.com> To: <ALCULLMA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 9:36 PM Subject: Re: [ALCULLMA] Census research so far and my Cullman County family connections > I am related to the Young's from Walker County, Cullman County and Blount > County, and I would be glad to share my information with you and let you > look it over for some possible matches. Just let me know and I will send the > information...... > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <FINCH64@aol.com> > To: <ALCULLMA-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, November 05, 2005 3:22 PM > Subject: [ALCULLMA] Census research so far and my Cullman County family > connections > > > >I did a scan of the census indexes at Ancestry.com for 1830, 1840 and 1850 > > for Walker County and 1850 for Hancock County. This is what I found so > > far: > > > > 1830 Census for Walker County (just listings of heads of household): > > Jones: John, Sinclair, William #1, William #2 > > No James, Lee, Lewis, Lovell or Young > > > > 1840 Census for Walker County (just listings of heads of household): > > James: Abner, Pleasant, Saml, Sherrod > > Jones: Elizabeth, Henry S., James A., John, Sarah, Wallace, William #1, > > William #2 > > Young: John > > No Lee, Lewis or Lovell > > > > 1850 Census for Walker County (listings of number of all persons of the > > same > > surname: > > James:0 > > Jones: 74 > > "Jane": 6 (not sure if this is a typo for either James or Jones) > > "Janes": 3 (not sure if this is a typo for either James or Jones) > > Lee: 0 > > Lewis: 3 (and I believe they're mine) > > Lovell: 0 > > Young: 0 > > > > > > 1850 Census for Hancock County (listings of number of all persons with the > > same surname): > > James: 36 > > Jones: 0 > > "Janes": 13 (not sure if this a typo for James or Jones) > > Lee: 0 > > Lewis: 0 > > Lovell: 0 > > Young: 13 > > > > One thing it seems to me is that the John Young family of the 1840 Walker > > County census may have been in the part of the county that was used to > > form > > Hancock (Winston) County. I'll have to do more research in the census to > > be sure of > > that but it looks that way so far. Either that or the John Young family up > > and left Walker County altogether prior to 1850. > > > > Here are my Cullman County (and area) surnames and ancestors: > > > > James (only a hunch but I suspect I have this ancestry. Also this is a > > collateral line in Jefferson County connected with the Jones, Fulmer and > > Faucette > > families there) > > Jones: so far just my gg-grandmother, Elizabeth "Betsie" P(aralee?) Jones > > Young whose parents are still unknown to me. But also a collateral line in > > Jefferson Co as I stated above. > > Lee: (only a hunch but I suspect we have direct Lee ancestry as well. For > > now > > I know that my great-grandfather Adolphus "Dolphus" Ervin/Irvin Young had > > a > > first wife (who was not my great-grandmother) - Mary Elizabeth Lee, > > daughter of > > David J. Lee, granddaughter of Leander Lee who was originally from NC > > (county so far unknown to me) then to Gilmer Co, GA (1840 & 1850 > > censuses). Lee is > > also a direct line of my Roy cousins in Jefferson Co. They connect to the > > Lees > > of Shelby Co, AL. > > Lewis: my ggg-grandparents John & Mary Hale(Hall?) Lewis (originally from > > SC? > > then to Haralson Co, GA eventually to the Cullman Co area; my > > gg-grandparents > > James Clark & Mary Jane Lovell Lewis then to my great-grandmother - Mary > > Ellen Lewis - Adolphus Ervin Young's second wife. James Clark Lewis, Mary > > Jane > > Lovell Lewis & Mary Ellen Lewis Young are all buried in Vance Cemetery, > > Jones > > Chapel, Cullman County. > > Lovell: my ggg-grandparents Elijah E. & Mary Ann Davis Lovell - also > > originally from the Gilmer/Rabun/Fannin counties area in GA - same as > > Leander Lee. > > They are both buried at Jones Chapel Cemetery, Cullman County. > > Young: my gg-grandparents, Wesley & Elizabeth "Betsie" P(aralee?) Jones > > Young; my great-grandparents Adolphus Ervin & Mary Ellen Lewis Young; my > > grandmother: Zora Belle Young Stolarski Jernigan of Jefferson Co, AL. > > Wesley Young's > > parents are also unknown to me. I also don't know when or where either > > Wesley or > > Betsie P Jones Young died and I don't know where either of them are > > buried. > > > > Barry Jernigan > > Murfreesboro, TN > > > > > > ==== ALCULLMA Mailing List ==== > > I am List Manager on a volunteer basis. 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Sources of the following: page 72 of Cullman County, AL. Marriages Collected by N. R. Murray for Hunting for Bears, Inc., P.O. Box 204, N.S.L., Ut. 04/28/86 and page 51 of Early Marriage Records, Cullman County, Alabama, Revised Edition Published by The North Central Alabama Genealogical Society, The Gregath Company, Cullman, Alabama 35055, 1981 Both books contain exactly the same information for Young grooms in Cullman County and in the same alphabetical order. The information below is date; name of groom; name of bride. November 19, 1882 Adolphus Irvin Young Mary E. Lee March 12, 1892 Clayborn A. Young Polly Chapman October 29, 1885 George J. Young Mary A. Jewel August 4, 1889 George J. Young Susan L. Weisner June 7, 1891 Henry J. Young Mary E. Walker May 22, 1898 James M. Young Alice M. Osborn September 26, 1893 John P. Young Lizzie M. Arnold December 20, 1893 John T. Young Frances Henderson December 5, 1897 John W. Young Martha Childers October 27, 1892 William F. Young Rhoda Guthery List of Young brides for the same time period will follow in another post to the list. Barry Jernigan Murfreesboro, TN PS The only one I know is Adolphus Irvin Young, my great-grandfather and his first wife, Mary E(lizabeth) Lee. The other Young grooms in the list are unknown to me and any relation to my Youngs in Cullman County is also unknown at this time.

In a message dated 11/7/2005 9:37:23 PM Central Standard Time, kdlp69@hotmail.com writes: > I am related to the Young's from Walker County, Cullman County and Blount > County, and I would be glad to share my information with you and let you > look it over for some possible matches. Just let me know and I will send the > > information...... > Yes that would be great. Thank you very much! Barry Jernigan Murfreesboro, TN