Are there any city directories for SELMA? If so what years? Kay

Can anyone on this List offer any information on the Confederate Soldiers listed below? They are listed on the rolls from Shelby Co. AL and the surrounding area. George McGraw and Dicie Malone McGraw had seven sons who served in the Confederate Army. Are any/all of these, their sons? Thanks for any help. Arlene Hampton McGRAW, ALLEN EDWIN - Private, Co K 31st Infantry McGRAW, AUGUSTUS WALTER - 4th Sergeant, Co I 18th Infantry McGRAW, HENRY - Private, Co E 44th Infantry McGRAW, JAMES - Private, Co C 62nd Infantry McGRAW, JAMES - Private, Co C 31st Infantry McGRAW, RUFUS M. - Private, Co E 44th Infantry McGRAW, WILLIAM C. - Private, Co D 30th Infantry - Died at Pittsburg, June 18, 1863.

Peter Dubose married Polly Work(s) in Dallas County, AL on 29 Feb 1824. Who were their siblings? Any info sincerely appreciated. ~ann~

At 02:46 PM 11/4/99 -0600, Phillip Maynard wrote: >I have been unable to access the US GenWeb's Dallas County, Ala marriage >records 1810's to 1840's online. Searching for marriage record for Oswel >Works and ? Need help........~ann~ ------------------- Ann, The correct url is ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/al/dallas/marriage/marrdall.txt It has also been changed on the Dallas County page. B.J. Smothers

I have been unable to access the US GenWeb's Dallas County, Ala marriage records 1810's to 1840's online. Searching for marriage record for Oswel Works and ? Need help........~ann~

I am trying to find the exact information on the Marriage application on my parents. The page is 410 of Marriage Record book # 4. They were Married on May 23, 1940 in Orrville, AL by E. T. Effinger. The book should be found in Selma, AL. I would greatly appreciate if the page could be copied & sent to me Shirley Moore. THANK YOU Reply to: SMoore7368@aol.com

I am looking for information on Caleb Howard, born in 1824 in South Carolina. He moved to Dallas county, al sometime in the middle 1800's. In the 1880 census records he was listed as living in Carlowville, Al with his wife, Ellin (maiden name unknown) from Missouri and five children, Sarah, age twelve, her twin brother Albert, Martha, age eleven, William, age four and Frank, age one year. Frank Howard was found in the 1900 census living in Dunnavant, Al in Shelby county. He was married to Gussie Isbell Howard and at the time they had two children, William Baless, around two years old and Bithie Katie Caroline Howard about four months old. There were several other children born to Frank and Gussie, but I am not sure of their names. I would love to hear from anyone who might have information on any of these people. Thanks Sarah

I'm researching the family of William H. Sadler/Saddler, born in South Carolina and died 16 December 1844 in Bogue Chitto, Dallas County, Alabama. His Wife was Elizabeth (don't have last name), born 1795 in South Carolina, He had five children listed in the 1860 Alabama Census. They were (1) Nancy Saddler born 1823 South Carolina, (2) Lucinda Saddler born 1831 South Carolina who married Robert J. Travers, (3) William H. Saddler, My GG Grandfather, born 1831/1833 South Carolina, (4) Elizabeth Saddler born 1834 South Carolina and (5) Malachi Saddler born 1838 Bogue Chitto, Dallas County, Alabama. I believe this family to be related to the Richard Sadler -Rachel Murphy family of York County South Carolina. However I could be wrong. William (277) along with an Isaac Saddler (276) are listed in the 1850 Alabama census with Bogue Chitto as the town ship. I have not looked at the film on this census. Any assistance would be appreciated.

Here is the 1850 census information on the Saddler family: Page 276, household #657 Isaac Saddler, age 28, male, overseer, born in SC Mary E. Saddler, age 23, female, born in TN William L. Saddler, age 3, male, born in AL Marth Saddler, age 1, female, born in AL Page 277, household # 677 Elizabeth Saddler, age 55, female, born in SC Nancy Saddler, age 27, female, born in SC Lucinda Saddler, age 19, female, born in SC Elizabeth Saddler, age 16, female, born in SC William Saddler, age 19, male, farmer, born in SC Malachi Saddler, age 12, male, born in AL

1. Stephen Durden 2. Jacob Durden m. Ann 3. Jacob II m. Anne Williamson 2nd m.? a sister of Samuel Lawrence. Anne's father - George Williamson 4. Jacob m. Elizabeth Murphy Jacob Durden, George Williamson and Hester March 29, 1703 deeded ? land to Bridges family? Jacob Darden--Grandson John Darden. Dorothy __________________________________________ NetZero - Defenders of the Free World Get your FREE Internet Access and Email at http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html

Hello, If there is anyone out there who could do a census look up for me I sure would appreciate it. I am looking for Turner Youngblood. He would show up in the 1850 census as a child. He could possibly even show up in the 1840 or maybe even the 1860 census. I am most interested in finding out about his parents and siblings. I know nothing of him, except that he was my great grandfather, born in Alabama and I believe in this county. He has been a brick wall for me. Thank you in advance for help. Veronica Placentia, CA

Suzanne - I was the "Someone, a week or so ago, posted to the list a query concerning Harrells" and I had a response from someone working on the Rascos. I am not working on Craig, Chesnut, Chisolm, or Moore, but am interested in establishing contact with anyone working on the Gabriel Holmes Harrell family that came to Dallas County from Bertie County, NC, in 1818. I believe that Jason Gardner and his wife Sarah Harrell may have come at the same time and would be interested in this family also. Bill Hayes on beautiful Amelia Island, FL

List members, Someone, a week or so ago, posted to the list a query concerning Harrells, I think. It seems that I remember them saying that some of the families they were workiing on was Chisolm, Rasco, Moore, etc. Would you please get in touch with me. Thank you so much, Suzanne Shuttleworth Coats -- Suzanne Coats Greetings from Forest, Mississippi! (Craig, Chesnut, Chisolm, Moore)

Suzanne I am working on Moores. To be specfic Archibald Moore born in 1810 ??? married Mariah or Manah Woodall in 1837 in St Clair County, Al I also have and adopted cousin who died in the 1970s She was Mary Loo Coatys in Docena Al born the early part of this century' Dr. Bob! ----- Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] Harrell, Chisolm, Moore, Rasco, Craig > List members, > > Someone, a week or so ago, posted to the list a query concerning > Harrells, I think. > It seems that I remember them saying that some of the families they were > workiing on was Chisolm, Rasco, Moore, etc. > > Would you please get in touch with me. > > Thank you so much, > Suzanne Shuttleworth Coats > > -- > Suzanne Coats > Greetings from Forest, Mississippi! > (Craig, Chesnut, Chisolm, Moore) >

I am looking for information on a John Thompson Roper, a Methodist minister who settled in Dallas County in or around the 1840's. He supposedly had three daughters, one of which was Carrie(?) . He later moved to Autauga County. If anyone has any information, please email me. Thanks. Brandon Wallace

My Grand mother was a Roper. Who are your Ropers. Mine was Correne McElroy Roper died in Jefferson County Married to Jordan A. Barnes ----- Original Message ----- <smothers@mindspring.com>) <bwallace@huntingdon.edu> To: <ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 10:22 AM Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] John Thompson Roper > I am looking for information on a John Thompson Roper, a Methodist > minister who settled in Dallas County in or around the 1840's. He > supposedly had three daughters, one of which was Carrie(?) . Brandon Wallace >

----- Original Message ----- From: Brandon Wallace (by way of "B.J. Smothers" <smothers@mindspring.com>) <bwallace@huntingdon.edu> To: <ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 10:22 AM Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] John Thompson Roper > I am looking for information on a John Thompson Roper, a Methodist > minister who settled in Dallas County in or around the 1840's. He > supposedly had three daughters, one of which was Carrie(?) . He later > moved to Autauga County. If anyone has any information, please email me. > Thanks. > Brandon Wallace >

My Grandmother was a Roper living in Jefferson or Coosa County Al late 1800 early 1900's. Please post any information to the list as I am interested. There is a new Roper site, I have written to them but have had no response as of yet. Thanks to all. Dr. Bob! Original Message ----- From: Brandon Wallace (by way of "B.J. Smothers" <smothers@mindspring.com>) <bwallace@huntingdon.edu> To: <ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 10:22 AM Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] John Thompson Roper > I am looking for information on a John Thompson Roper, a Methodist > minister who settled in Dallas County in or around the 1840's. He > supposedly had three daughters, one of which was Carrie(?) . He later > moved to Autauga County. If anyone has any information, please email me. > Thanks. > Brandon Wallace >

-----Original Message----- From: Cleve Irby [mailto:fcirby@mindspring.com] Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 1999 2:48 PM To: ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ALDALLAS-L] Durden Dorothy Durden Please reply with your e-mail address directly to me. Thanks, Cleve fcirby@mindspring.com __________________________________________ NetZero - Defenders of the Free World Get your FREE Internet Access and Email at http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html