Daryl, Is Iris related to my line? If not, would like to know what line. Thanks Dorothy Durden __________________________________________ NetZero - Defenders of the Free World Get your FREE Internet Access and Email at http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html

HI My Name is Bill Hocutt, I am a Host for a Genealogical Chat Room on AOL. I would like to invite all of you to try our new site www.stategensites.com It has links to all 50 states, over 3300 links so far. I would also like to ask that if you have a home page you would like to add to this site please e-mail it to me. This Site is the new home of the AlabamaSites page you may be familiar with. The Site also has 3 Genealogical Columns. I would like to invite Yall to sample them. Thank You Bill Hocutt Please Read the Adventures in Genealogy at www.stategensites.com

"by way of smothers@mindspring.com" wrote: > I am searching for Joseph Ikerman, buried in Live Oak cemetery in Selma, > Dallas County. I am responding to Dallas County Surnames on your website. > Can you give me the Place of Birth of Joseph Ikerman? According to the inscriptions of Live Oak Cemetery of Selma, Al. JOSEPH INKERMAN was born in Pittsburg, Pa, December 4, 1837 and died in Selma, Ala, on October 6, 1881. Also in the same lot was buried FREDDIE I. INKERMAN ---no date, but inscription reads "Our Darling Babe" Another in the same lot is: MELISSA M. INKERMAN bordn at Perryville, Al. July 17,1836, died in Selma, A. October 14, 1924. Hope this helps. Good luck on your search. Suzanne Shuttleworth Coats Greeting from Forest, Ms.!

Looking for any information on the Providence Baptist Church, southwest of Orrville, Alabama. Thank you, Miles Krisman

There were no birth records maintained by the State of Alabama until 1908, most of the time it will be Bible Records to prove the birth of a person or the age at the time of census and that is only as good as the person giving the information to the census taker. as with a death cert. it is only as good as the informant, sometimes they give the exact years, months and days of age on the death cert if they died after 1908 it might help to order a death cert. ----- Original Message ----- From: Barbara Bailey (by way of smothers@mindspring.com) <babs@the-i.net> To: <ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 28, 1999 12:50 PM Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] Census Lookup: James Richard Palmer : Need to obtain proof of birth. Can anyone out there with access to this : particular census record do a Look Up for me. Would be willing to pay : for the copy and your time.. (it should be well under $15.00 as that is : what the State of Alabama wants to charge out of state residents per : lookup.) He should be in the 1870 or 1880 census for Dallas Co. AL. : Name: James Richard Palmer : Date of Birth: March 25, 1870 : Place of birth: Selma (Dallas Co.) Alabama : Parents: Unknown : Thanks....Barbara : : :

For that $15.00 they will send everything they have on that person, it may be one page or many pages according to the amount in his file or the amount they can locate on him, census, etc. Kay ----- Original Message ----- From: Barbara Bailey (by way of smothers@mindspring.com) <babs@the-i.net> To: <ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 28, 1999 12:50 PM Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] Census Lookup: James Richard Palmer : Need to obtain proof of birth. Can anyone out there with access to this : particular census record do a Look Up for me. Would be willing to pay : for the copy and your time.. (it should be well under $15.00 as that is : what the State of Alabama wants to charge out of state residents per : lookup.) He should be in the 1870 or 1880 census for Dallas Co. AL. : Name: James Richard Palmer : Date of Birth: March 25, 1870 : Place of birth: Selma (Dallas Co.) Alabama : Parents: Unknown : Thanks....Barbara : : :

Need to obtain proof of birth. Can anyone out there with access to this particular census record do a Look Up for me. Would be willing to pay for the copy and your time.. (it should be well under $15.00 as that is what the State of Alabama wants to charge out of state residents per lookup.) He should be in the 1870 or 1880 census for Dallas Co. AL. Name: James Richard Palmer Date of Birth: March 25, 1870 Place of birth: Selma (Dallas Co.) Alabama Parents: Unknown Thanks....Barbara

Dear Mr. Smothers, My name is James Ralph Jordan, Jr. My father, James Ralph (Shug) Jordan, Sr. was a native son of Selma, Alabama, Born there on September 27, 1910. I'm trying to learn more about my fathers lineage, particularly the Alabama component. His mothers name was Katherine Darby, the daughter of William Darby and Mary Elizabeth Dietz. My fathers father was James H. Jordan, an employee of Southern Railroad, who migrated from West Virginia around 1900. I have traced my grandfathers lineage in West Virginia, but know very little about my grand mothers family in Dallas County. The Darby and Dietz names are seemingly not included in the various surname list, etc. for Dallas County. Any suggestions or information would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, J. Ralph Jordan P.O. Box 605 Norris, TN 37828-0605 423.632.1604

I am looking for information on Mary Cunningham Hodge, born about 1820 in New York and died October 12, 1903 in Selma, Alabama at the home of Charles Russell Hodge, her son. Charles was vicar of the St. Pauls Episcopal Church in Selma at the time of her death. Any info on either of these people would be appreaciated. Jack Sossoman 6024 S.W. 40th Terrace Topeka, KS 66610 sossoman@swbell.net

My grandfather on my father's side was Washington Harrison, A man that came from some of North Carolina and married a lady name Tena in Richmond, Ala. My grandfather on my mother's side was name William Jones (Billy) a plantation owner in Portland, Ala. Two girls were born from a Creek indian woman name Susie or Susan Donold, That's all the information that i Have and I will appreciate any information concerning my family.

I am searching for the family of Warren A. Harrison, Sr. who lived at 515 Lawrence St. from the early 1900 until the middle 40's. My mother Ellen Harrison Passed at the above address on June 17, 1933 And was buried at the Elmwood Cemetery. My father, Warren A. Harrison, Passed at 51 So. 17th Ave. in Birmingham, Al. on Feburary 27, 1946 And is allso buried at Elmwood in east Selma. I am Searching for their parents and any/all other members of the family. Warren A. Harrison, Jr. - 1593 Meade Court #2 - Lexington, Kentucky 40505

I am searching for Joseph Ikerman, buried in Live Oak cemetery in Selma, Dallas County. I am responding to Dallas County Surnames on your website. Can you give me the Place of Birth of Joseph Ikerman?

Gay,Hi. Maybe you can find your aunt or someone in all of these names. These are from my records: Louisa Cathrine Durden--Bigham--Brown. Louiza Durden--Emily Catherine Durden--George Washington Durden--James Germany Durden--William Cargils Durden--John Spencer Durden--Martha Jane Durden--Mary Sue Durden--Robert Seaborn Durden--Sarah Elizabeth Durden--Louisa Evans Durden--Louisa A. Durden--Louisa Weaver Durden. Am sending this to the Rootsweb sites, hoping someone else will recognize a name. Dorothy Durden __________________________________________ NetZero - Defenders of the Free World Get your FREE Internet Access and Email at http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html

Dear Fellow Researhers, Is there anyone who lives in Dallas County close to the Live Oak Cemetery, in Selma , Alabama. Who would be willing to go to the Cemetery and take a photo for me of the grave sites of Dr. Russell McCord born June 5, 1833 died January 8, 1885 and his wife Ann Eliza McCord born April 4, 1834 and died June 26, 1930. Would be willing to pay for copies and a fee (if not to hight) for your time. Sincerely, Belva

I would also be interested in such information. Not necessarily plantation lists, but documentation of slave ownership-not only plantations, but for ministers, carpenters,etc. Brandon ALDALLAS-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > ALDALLAS-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 128 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [ALDALLAS-L] personal sketches [Woody/Suzanne Coats <coats@localin] > #2 [ALDALLAS-L] RE: Plantation Owners [AHa5996959@aol.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from ALDALLAS-D, send a message to > > ALDALLAS-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] personal sketches > Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 00:49:26 -0600 > From: Woody/Suzanne Coats <coats@localink4.com> > To: ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com > > The book, Selma--Her Instutions and Her Men have short personal > sketches on the following people: > > Rev. Samuel M. Nelson > Dr. C. J. Clark > Hon. E. W. Pettus > Dr. Benjamin H. Riggs > Dr. Walter P. Reese > Hugh Ferguson > Dr. Albert G. Mabry > William Johnson > Maj. W. E. Wails > Dr. Edward Gantt > Hon. John T. Morgan > Hon. Willis S. Burr > Hon. William M. Brooks > James D. Craig > Gen. John F. Conoley > Hon. G. H. Craig > Prof. L. B. Johnson and Mrs. Harriet B. Johnson > Hon. William M. Byrd. > Edward Ikelheimer > Hon. Noadiah Woodruff > Dr. H. F. Mullen > Co. Young L. Royston > Col. John W. Lapsey > Chancellor Joseph R. John > Hon. Benjamin M. Woolsey > Col. N. H. R. Dawson > Wesley Plattenburg, Esq. > Edward M. Medley > John C. Waite > Simeon C. Pierce > John McGrath > William J. Norris > Myron Stanton > Hon B. F. Saffold > Daniel M. Riggs > Dr. John H. Henry > Dr. William H. Johnston > Dr. C. D. Parke > Chancellor William H. Fellows > Dr. Drury Fair > Phillip J. Weaver > Adler, Leva & Co. > Moses Adler > Dr. John P. Furniss > Dr. John A. McKinnon > Gen. William J. Hardee > > For as long as I can and if I am not overrun with requests, I can help > glean data on anyone of these people for their decendants. > > Sincerely, > > Suzanne Shuttleworth Coats > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] RE: Plantation Ownerships > Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 07:08:01 EST > From: AHa5996959@aol.com > To: ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com > > Where should I look for plantation owerships in Dallas county for > years between 1819 and 1860. I would appreciate the direction and could get > someone to look / research this later. > Thanks , > > GREG

Suzanne, Anything you have on the Craig's would you please send to me. Many thanks. Your cousin, Linda Sharp Smith Mobile Co., AL HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

Where should I look for plantation owerships in Dallas county for years between 1819 and 1860. I would appreciate the direction and could get someone to look / research this later. Thanks , GREG

The book, Selma--Her Instutions and Her Men have short personal sketches on the following people: Rev. Samuel M. Nelson Dr. C. J. Clark Hon. E. W. Pettus Dr. Benjamin H. Riggs Dr. Walter P. Reese Hugh Ferguson Dr. Albert G. Mabry William Johnson Maj. W. E. Wails Dr. Edward Gantt Hon. John T. Morgan Hon. Willis S. Burr Hon. William M. Brooks James D. Craig Gen. John F. Conoley Hon. G. H. Craig Prof. L. B. Johnson and Mrs. Harriet B. Johnson Hon. William M. Byrd. Edward Ikelheimer Hon. Noadiah Woodruff Dr. H. F. Mullen Co. Young L. Royston Col. John W. Lapsey Chancellor Joseph R. John Hon. Benjamin M. Woolsey Col. N. H. R. Dawson Wesley Plattenburg, Esq. Edward M. Medley John C. Waite Simeon C. Pierce John McGrath William J. Norris Myron Stanton Hon B. F. Saffold Daniel M. Riggs Dr. John H. Henry Dr. William H. Johnston Dr. C. D. Parke Chancellor William H. Fellows Dr. Drury Fair Phillip J. Weaver Adler, Leva & Co. Moses Adler Dr. John P. Furniss Dr. John A. McKinnon Gen. William J. Hardee For as long as I can and if I am not overrun with requests, I can help glean data on anyone of these people for their decendants. Sincerely, Suzanne Shuttleworth Coats

I am trying to obtain (certified) copy of great grandfather's birth certificate for DAR. His name was James Richard Palmer; Date of Birth: March 25, 1870; Place of Birth: Selma, Alabama; Parents: Unknown. Can anyone put me in the right direction? This Texan needs some assistance. Thanks

Belva, I do not know if he returned to the States. His son, John, did return for a short time when his sister's husband, Warrington Wingfield, died. Although, we have not been able to ascertain exactly when this was. He returned to Brazil when he felt that his sister was going to be well cared for by her sons. The descendants of this family are still there. DRNSDN@aol.com wrote: > > Dear Sue Weissinger, > Thank you for telling me and others on this list about your husband's > gr-great uncle, John weissinger , who was one of the Confederados that went > to Brazil after the Civil War. > Did your husbands gr great uncle John Weissinger ever return to the USA? > Sincerely, Belva(DRNSDN@aol.com)