I think ALL the WORRELLS buried at New Live Oak Cemetery in Dallas County are my relatives. While doing research on the Worrell family I found this marriage record from Dallas County. Sallie E. HOLMES married Magnus WORRELL on 5 Nov 1890 in Dallas Co. I wonder if anyone knows either the HOLMES or WORRELL here. Thanks. :) Nannette ----- Original Message ----- From: Woody/Suzanne Coats <coats@localink4.com> To: <ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2000 10:17 PM Subject: Re: [ALDALLAS-L] HATCHER > "Bob Hatcher (by way of B.J. Smothers )" wrote: > > > Would appreciate information on James Hatcher b.ca1776, died ca.1838 Dallas > > co. Al.Robert S. b.1802, ohn hatcher b. 1810,James and Henry Crawford > > Hatcher, William F.Daniel, Frances & Elizabeth Riddle, Amelia Park, Ann > > Holmes , will share info. > > Bob, > > In the book "Selma, Her Institutions and Her men" by John Hardy, p.37, it was > written that the Whig Party who backed W. H. Harrison for president and John > Tyler for vice president formed a "Tippecanoe and Tyler, Too" club. Robert S. > Hatcher was a member of this club and was sent as part of the delagation to the > Convention in Montgomery in 1840. > > In the same book, but on page 135 it states that on the 8th of June 1872, the > members of the Masonic Lodge # 27 in Selma went to Hatcher's Bluff on the > Alabama River and assisted Halo Lodge in the burial ceremonies of Robert S. > Hatcher, a member of Halo Lodge. > > Ther is a listing in the Live Oak Cemetery in Selma, Al. for HOLMES, ANN - > "Died October 13,1913. Age 80 years" > > Hope this has helped just a little bit. > > Suzanne Shuttleworth Coats > > > >

Would appreciate information on James Hatcher b.ca1776, died ca.1838 Dallas co. Al.Robert S. b.1802, ohn hatcher b. 1810,James and Henry Crawford Hatcher, William F.Daniel, Frances & Elizabeth Riddle, Amelia Park, Ann Holmes , will share info.

----- Original Message ----- From: <ALDALLAS-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <ALDALLAS-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 29, 2000 5:17 AM Subject: ALDALLAS-D Digest V00 #33

My great-great-great-grandfather, Edward Wilkinson HAMILTON resided in Dallas County from 1836 to 1849.I know one of his children, Edward Lynah Hamilton was born there May 13th 1836, and I believe my great-great-grandfather Archibald V was also born there 10-12-1847. Edward Wilkinson HAMILTONs wife was Elizabeth Isabel Lynah. I have been unable to find any records in Dallas County in regards to him. IF any one runs across any info relating to him I would appreciate it! Sincerely, Christie Hamilton Verdonik

I am looking for information on Reverend Andrew Jackosn and family it is Know that his son Reverend George Waverly Briggs joined the ministry at Selma,Al in 1873. Two other son one is Richie Jones Briggs other name unknown,daughter Minnie Briggs, wife name unknown. Any information would be appreated. Barbara Barocraft@aol.com

Hi Ann Blakely, Elijah Tabor and Susan Sims were my gggreat grandparents. Their son George W. Tabor and Mary Winnie Edmunds were my gggrandparents. Their son John Burrell (Burl) Tabor and Josephine Anita Butler were my ggrandparents. Their son Charles Louis Tabor and Mary Pearl Hutto were my grandparents. Their son James Hutto Tabor was my dad. I don't know when Elijah and Susan moved to the Shiloh area between Farmerville and Bernice in Union Parish, Louisiana, but I do show a son named Nathan who was born about 1848. This must be your g-grandfather who married Margaret Adeline Thompson (2nd wife)and Molly Bagwell (1st wife), and is buried in Dallas, TX. My gggrandfather George would have been his older brother. George died during the Civil War. The story goes that Elijah went to get his son's body and became ill. He never fully recovered and died a couple of years later. I found out several years ago that my sister-in-law (married to my husband's brother) is also descended from George's wife Mary Winnie Edmunds, by her second husband. I have been in contact with another descendant (of Elijah and Susan) whose uncle wrote a brief family history before he died which said Elijah had 16 children. I show only ten. How many do you have? I would love to exchange information with you. I have familytreemaker 6.0 and can send and receive GEDCOMs via email. Or I can send you a copy snail mail. I am anxious to here more about Reddick's parents!! Look forward to hearing from you again. Susan (Tabor Herring) Homer, Louisiana (30 miles from Shiloh, where Elijah and Susan lived)

Seeking info for a EZEKIEL BURDINE WILSON, born between 1798-1800 S.C. Believe he had two brothers. !) Jonathan Wilsono b. 1780 S.C., 2)Nathaniel B. Wilson b. 1795 S.C. All 3 moved to Dallas Co., Ala. by 1820 then Ezekiel B. Wilson moved to Ms. died 1863 in Clark Co., Ms. or Scott Co., Ms. Living with, (we believe) with his grand daughter Mary Ann Elizabeth Wilson Rasco. I am searching for the parents of Ezekiel Burdine Wilson & his brothers. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Nia Peeples & Kathy Wilson Peeples Kemp

I am also searching for information on those 2 people. How do you descend from them? My g-grandfather Nathan (or Nathaniel) was one of their sons. He married Margaret Adeline Thompson (2nd wife) and Molly Bagwell (1st wife), and is buried in Dallas, TX. I have information on who I believe to be Reddicks parents, but cannot prove it. He married someone named Walker in Columbia co. GA c.1807, but it is about 4:30 am right now and all I have limited time to answer e-mails. If you wish, I will look up these details a little later, when I have the time. hope to hear from you soon. Ann Blakely Fort Worth, TX "Susan Herring (by way of B.J. Smothers )" wrote: > > I am looking for information on Susan Sims and father Reddick Sims who > lived in Dallas County in 1827, when Susan married Elijah Tabor on > November 20, 1827. Susan was born in 1809 in Georgia and died in 1851 in > Union Parish, Louisiana. I would like any information on Reddick or > Susan Sims. > > Thanks > Susan Tabor Herring > susantherring@hotmail.com

I am looking for information on Susan Sims and father Reddick Sims who lived in Dallas County in 1827, when Susan married Elijah Tabor on November 20, 1827. Susan was born in 1809 in Georgia and died in 1851 in Union Parish, Louisiana. I would like any information on Reddick or Susan Sims. Thanks Susan Tabor Herring susantherring@hotmail.com

Sharon in CT and Mr . Harrell in Baltimore I am a descendant of Harrells of Dallas County, AL. While driving through the area about twenty years ago I stopped at Harrell (formerly Harrell Cross-roads) and was told that there were no white Harrells remaining in the area. I still have a ticket for Fortune's Ferry which my great grandfather operated at or near where US 80 crosses the Cahaba River. My Harrrell ancestors were Gabriel Holmes HARRELL (b 1778 Bertie County, NC, m Frances HARRELL 1798, moved family and slaves to Dallas County about 1818, d 1829), Hardiman Israel HARRELL (b 1809, m Nancy Prince FORT 1828, d Benton County, FL 1850), Elias Fort HARRELL (b 1831 Dallas Co, m Henrietta Frances WATT Oktibbeha Co, MS 1858, operated Fortune's Ferry and was in retail business in Dallas Co, later in Shelby, d 1895 Shelby Co AL), Tennessee HARRELL (b 1866 Dallas Co, m William Gibson HAYES Dallas Co 1888, d 1940 Meridian, MS). I know there were several presumably unrelated Harrell families in Dallas County as well as the other sons and grandsons of Gabriel H. Harrell. I have been unable to establish Gabriel's parentage although family tradition states that he and Frances ("Fanny") were cousins. Her lineage we can document back about three generations in NC. I am interested in the family connections and the history of the family and area (both good and bad from our present perspective). Such information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks - William G. Hayes Amelia Island, FL Your posting on ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com: > Hi Sharon. My name is Robert Harrell (Af-Am), in Baltimore MD > > Tell me about the Harrell Connection. > > I have loads of census and other data on Harrells from all southern states. >

Hello All of you Harrell descendants!! I am descended from: Gabriel Holmes Harrell b. 1778 and Frances Harrell Charlotte Elizabeth Harrell b. 1804 m. Burwell Jackson Fort b. 1797 Gabriel Holmes Fort 1835 m. Catherine Rasco Jones b. 1845 Joseph Elias Fort 1877 m. Maggie Day Blann 1877 I would love to learn more about all of these Dallas families and their descendants. As William Hayes stated, an information, family connections and history of the family would be greatly appreciated. Lynda Greene Allen Texarkana, Ar.

Hi Sharon. My name is Robert Harrell (Af-Am), in Baltimore MD Tell me about the Harrell Connection. I have loads of census and other data on Harrells from all southern states.

Dr. John Wesley MOORER M.D. [b: yr? at Braggs,Lowndes Cnty, AL d: July 12, 1942] Selma resident and activist from the early 1900's till death in Selma, AL. Relatives, Friends, acquaintances etc. with any info re Dr. MOORER would be appreciated. Sharon/Connecticut

I am trying to find any information on my family. My great-grandfather's name was A.O. Parrish, I don't know what the initials stand for. My grandfather's name is Joseph Oscar Parrish. He married Anne Crosby, daughter of Jesse L. Crosby, in 1951. Joseph was from Selma, Al. and the Crosby's were from Birmingham and Selma. If you have any information please let me know. My e-mail address is staciew@mindspring.com Thank you, Stacie Parrish Waters

Brenda, Are you related to any of the following Durdens? Father-Benjamin Durden Mother-Elizabeth (Betsy) Beard Children: 1. F. S. Durden, b. 5/15/1819 2.Andrew J. Durden, b. 6/15/1821 d. 10/30/1849 3. Jacob W. Durden b. 12/28/1823. 4. Mary Rebecca Durden b. 3/14/1826 d. 9/20/1851 5. W. E. Durden b.4/6/1828 d. 1/10/1890 (m. Nancy Johnson children-Ben & Euphemia). 6. Louiza E. Durden b. 1/28/1830 d. 5/27/1886. 7. Sherrod Thomas Durden b. 2/28/1832 d. 4/22/1918 (Daughters- Clara Bell & Megg). 8. Seaton C. Durden b. 4/10/1834 d. 0/14/1907 ( m. Elizabeth Ann Royal) 9. Nancy E. Durden b. 5/1/1836 d. 1/6/1863 10. George W. Durden b. 8/6/1838 d. 6/3/1891 11. Emily Caroline Durden b. 11/8/1840 d. 7/6/1909 12. Erasmus Clinton Durden b.11/22/1842 d. 3/12/1810 13. Francis Orelic Durden b.11/19/1844 d. 1/14/1918 ( never married) 14. Susan Cornelius Durden b. 3/15/1847 d.11/5/1924 . (m. George W. Simmons-Issue, Mary, Elizabeth, Annie, Sam). Dorothy Durden

Curt, I was not really fishing for you to look these up. JUST THOUGHT someone else may be connected with the family who knows more about REUBEN and ELIZABETH's families in NC and SC I am fairly sure this is the situation with Elizabeth Perry and Reuben White: REUBEN WHITEb ca 1770 in Anson County, NC; d ca 1 June 1818 DALLAS County, Al m. (1798 in South Carolina) to ELIZABETH PERRY b ca 1776 Franklin County, NC. She died 11 June, 1853 in DALLAS CO AL...BUT she would not be listed as ELIZABETH WHITE as by that time she had remarried ...to REV JAMES HOLLY/HOLLEY....so she would be listed as ELIZABETH HOLLY. REV HOLLY was from South Carolina originally. The children of ELIZABETH PERRY and REUBEN WHITE were DAVID WHITE who m. JANE JOWERS TEMPERANCE WHITE MARTHA PERRY WHITE (PATSY) M LORENZO FISHER JANE WHITE M. CRANE SINCLAIR JOHN PHILLIPS WHITE JOSEPH ALLEN WHITE m 1. Miss SAFFOLD 2. CELESTE TINSLEY ELIZABETH L. WHITE DELILAH WHITE m. a JACKSON In a message dated 2/21/00 10:25:59 AM Eastern Standard Time, CurtL@email.msn.com writes: << Good Morning Carole I did not mention it in my previous message, but all of the people I gave you lived in the same area of Lowndes Co., AL. The 1840 Census Index shows a David White in Lowndes Co, AL. I would bet that the Elizabeth White living with the McKees I gave you is his wife. Since most of the people settled in Lowndes Co in the 1820s & 1830s, I looked in the 1820 Census Index and their was a David & Reuben White and Perrys to include an Elizabeth Perry living in Conn. Since Elizabeth White and Olivia McKee showed birthplace of Conn in the 1850 Census, that is where you will probably find your familly. They may have stopped in NC on their way to AL. During my research, I have found that a good many of settlers of AL, especially the one in the East Central part of AL, had lived for awhile in NC, SC & GA prior to settling in that part of AL in the mid 1830s after the defeat and removal of the Creek Indians. These are just my thoughts on this. You may have information that shoots this out of the water. >>

PERRY/WHITE /JOWERS BELOW BEASLEY Curt, Thank you so much for this good information. Interesting. My great grandmother, Caroline White Beasley was b in 1851 so this is before her birth. Also the baby listed must have died. This is the family I have: Joseph H (Hoskins?) Beasley b. 6 Dec 1818 Plymouth, NC Martha Caroline White b 12 June 1831 d 1868 Hayneville. They married 26 Sept 1847 in Lowndesboro. children: (eldest to youngest) Caroline White Beasley John B. Beasley III Charles Pettigrew Beasley Susan Adeline Beasley Mary Jane Beasley Sarah Beasley Theodosia Beasley =========================================================== MARTHA CAROLINE WHITE was the daughter of : DAVID WHITE b after 1790 in AL? or in NC? d. betw 1838 and 1841 (where?) m. JANE JOWERS daughter of JONATHON JOWERS of Columbia, SC DAVID WHITE was the son of REUBEN WHITE of NC>AL and ELIZABETH PERRY WHO WERE THEIR PARENTS??? THE BIG QUESTION THANKS EVER SO MUCH CAROLE ================================================ CW BEASLEY who married JAMES MURRAY RUDULPH (they spelled it with 2 us but frequently it was RE spelled for them) He was a sharpshooter in the WBTS, the son of DR. BURWELL BOYKIN RUDULPH (whom you listed) and MARY EMMA HIGGINS (MARY E., NOT C) The JOHN RUDULPH and ZEBULON his son were brothersof BB RUDULPH. Their father was ZEBULON who was their father ZEBULON RUDULPH b 1770 in Cecil Co. MD d. 1855 Lowndes County, AL. m. ABIGAIL MURRAY B PHILADELPHIA, D LOWNDES COUNTY. Most of them are buried at the Ash Creek Baptist Church yard in Lowndes. The RUDULPHS/OLPHS you list as children of BB Rudulph are correct. They had two other little girls who died as infants. But all the ones here grew up and married: JM RUDULPH-CWBEASLEY SARAH MANLY RUDULPH M JAMES FRANKLIN CLEMENTS FRANCES EVA RUDULPH M. DR. JOHN P MUSHAT MARY BURELLA RUDULPH M. THOMAS MOSS (son of Sterling Moss) ANY FURTHER INFO ON ANY OF THESE WOULD BE APPRECIATED THANKS AGAIN, CAROLE CAROLINE BURNETT COOK in Delaware In a message dated 2/20/00 7:15:07 PM Eastern Standard Time, CurtL@email.msn.com writes: << Re: [ALLOWNDE] LETOHATCHIE??? LOTOHATCHIE??? Where is or was it.... Date: 2/20/00 7:15:07 PM Eastern Standard Time From: CurtL@email.msn.com (CurtL) To: CarBurCo@aol.com Carole There is still a Letohachee, AL. Its abt 2 miles west of I65 South of Montgomery, AL. I used my 1850 Census CD and this is what I found in Lowndes County, AL Joseph Beasley, age 31, Planter, b: NC Martha C., age 19, b: AL Jane C, age 2, b: Al B. B. Rudolph, age 38, Physician, $2500.,b:SC Mary C, age 35, b: SC James M, age 9, b: AL Frances E(?) (Female), age 6, b: AL Mary B., age 2, b: AL Joseph A White, age 36, Planter,$12000., b:NC and wife Celestina A( not sure of name), age 27, b: GA D. W. White, age 36, b:SC Elizabeth White, age 64, b: Conn, living in H/H of James M. McKee, age 36, Clergyman, b: SC & Olivia K(?) McKee, age 38, b: Conn (These could be brothers & sister, plus mother, but nothing that says this). Martha White, age 7, b: AL, living in H/H of Lloyd Pickens, age 47, b: SC and Jane C., b: SC. There was also a Joseph White listed in the index, but I was unable to find census sheet. There was a John Rudulph, age 41, b: SC & a Zebulon Rudolph, age 17. There Whites in all the adjoing counties, but only 1 in Dallas County, William White, age 20, who was the overseer on the Parker plantation. Curt Ledbetter CurtL@msn.com >>

I want to thank EVERYONE who answered my question about Letohatchee ! Everyone has been overwhelmingly friendly. That old Southern hospitality is still true.THANKS so much. I have now located it. Regards, Carole Caroline Burnett Cook

Letohachie is still in Lowndes Co. There is no town just an area of the county. -----Original Message----- From: CarBurCo@aol.com <CarBurCo@aol.com> To: ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com <ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, February 20, 2000 1:40 PM Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] Letohatchie? Lotohatchie? Where could it be? >Lowndes County PEOPLE, > > I found a note that my great grandmother CAROLINE WHITE BEASLEY(1851-1936) >was from Letohatchie(?) Al. She married JAMES MURRAY RUDULPH (1841-1897)of >Lowndes County, but I have a note that her parents, MARTHA CAROLINE WHITE >(1831-1861) & JOSEPH H. BEASLEY (1818-1881) had land in DALLAS COUNTY. > > Is LETOHATCHIE still there? Where? > >Thanks, > >Carole >Caroline Burnett Cook >

According to my map it is southeast of Selma near Hayneville. Kay