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I am searching for information about the Flanagan family in Dallas County. I can identify a Robert Carl Flanagan born in 1854 in Selma. Please send an e-mail to jerpeginc@aol.com if you have any links or background info.

Researching surname REEDY, from Plantersville, Fellowship, Moro, Panhandle. The Reedys also married into the Lockett, Letcher and Stoudenmire families. Previous postings still show a former email address that is no longer in use. Please respond to shprd@narrowgate.net. Charles E. Reedy

I am searching for information on the surname for "Harrison" in Dallas County around 1860-1900. Frank and Anna Thomas Harrison had a son named Charlie Harrison, whom all were from Dallas County. Other sibblings names were Sallie Jenkins and Henry "Shorty" Jenkins, who later moved to Detroit. Charlie Harrison died in a coal mining accident in 1948. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Please reply to marisadanielle@netscape.net Thanks, Bridgette Harrison

Surname: GLASS I am looking for any information about James B. Glass. He was the father (per her death certificate) of Sarah Emma Glass (married Charles Monroe Hinson) who was born in Selma, February 14, 1884 or 1885. She died in Meridian, MS, May 7, 1941. Her mother's name is not given on the death certificate. James B. Glass probably would have been born in Alabama in the mid-1800's (1840-1865). Thank you for any help with this family. Karen Clark KClark969@aol.com

Hello, I would like to get some information on the McHugh family of Orrville, AL which is located in Dallas county. I would appreciate any assistance that you are able to provide me. Greta

I'm researching the family of William H. Sadler, 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 Sadler 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 1840 Alabama census with Bogue Chitto as the town ship. I have not looked at the film on this census. Any assistance would be appreciated. Regards, Bo Sadler

McGreal Searching for Rebecca C. wife of Thomas McGReal, who died in Galveston Texas, November 13, 1873 and was born in Dallas Co. Alabama on November 30, 1827.

Charles Lewis Mathews or any of his children Kenneth McKinzie or any of his children Any help will be appreciated. Thank you. Kay

>Does anyone by chance have a copy of a book titled, "Alabama >Volunteers in the Mexican War: A History and Annotated Roster" by Steven > >R Butler (1996) which is indexed??? I am looking for something to >indicate that my 2nd great grandfather William Hutchinson Norris served >in that conflict. At the time the war went on, he would have lived in >either Perry or Dallas County. In the very late 1830's and early 1840's >he served as a member of the Alabama Legislature, both the House and >Senate from Dallas County. > >If anyone has access to the book and would be kind enough to do a lookup >for me, I will greatly appreciate it....Thank you very much..C B Jones, >Melbourne, Fl

James Mathews b. 1826 Lowndes Co. Father--John Mathews Mother-- Elizabeth Harris If you know any info about this please contact me. Thank you. Kay P.S. Mary -- the person that contacted me previously-- Please let me know if my answer to your question helped or not.

Hello from Texas, I am seeking a marriage between James W. DUNN and an unknown abt 1852/1853. Her name has been reported to me as Amanda Vak, but his second mariage in 1857 was to Amanda Parnell of Bibb Co. I don't believe both would have had same 1st name. Have found no Vak surname in any census records. James and 1st wife had a daughter, Molly, born 1854. Thanks. Janet in San Antonio

Does the Dallas County, AL courthouse have e-mail? If so, what is the address? Thanks in advance. Ann Researching Works, Toole

Exactly what is contained in these records? Searching for Works, James - page 45. Ann Works Maynard Researching: Works, Toole

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I have found on LDS Family search the name James Mathews b.19 Mar.1826 in Lowndes Co. the son of John Mathews and Elizabeth Harris. I have been looking for information about him for quite some time. Hopefully someone out there can send me some info that will help me prove that this is the right one. Kay

I am also searching in Alabama (don't know what counties) for Ganaway or Gannaway Johnson-wife Lurany or Lou Rainey VINES. My grandfather Charles Henry Johnson born 12-7-l859 was left an orphan in civil war He was reared by Hugh Dickson and wife Adeline Johnson Dickson, maybe relatives, He had lived in Alabama, he was told, and was taken to Lafayette Count Ms. He was in l870 census in their home at that time he was listed as Henry Johnson age 10. He was told he had a brother Mose A. Johnson and some sisters, Clara West, Denver, cfw@home ver, cfw@home

I am mainly researching the Carter family of Dallas Co, originally from Edgefield Dist, SC. Parents unknown at this time with the following children: Jarrett b. 1806, SC m. Matilda Day b. 1816, SC; William Hamilton b. 1810 m. ? Sampson b. 1812, SC m. Martha F. Stone b. 1819, AL; Eliza b. 1817, SC m. (1)Nicholas Gibner b. 1806, Germany and (2) John Eisnach; Frances b. ? m. ? I am also researching the Smoke family. Two sons married Gibner girls. There was also a Donaldson of Dallas Co which married into the family, but was probably killed in the civil war. I also have found some connections with the Pierce family of Edgefield, but have not been able to tie them into the family as of yet. Very interested in any information on the above people, or anyone related to these families. Many came from Edgefield Dist, SC. Thanks, Lynsey Gibner Sneddon ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Responding to the Roll Call: Researching Daniels, King, McCollum, Pitts Thomas & Lucretia McCollum listed in 1830 & 1840 census' of Perry County. Her maiden name may have been King. Thomas died between 1845-1850. 1850 census of Perry County lists Lucretia with her minor children in Barron's Beat of Perry County. Lucretia apparently remarried, 2nd husband's name may have been Daniels. They may have lived in western Dallas County near Perry County. Thomas & Lucretia's oldest daughter, Nancy Jane McCollum married Richard Pitts. They are listed in the 1860 and 1870 census' of Harrell's Beat, Dallas County, but I can find no record of them after that. Thomas & Lucretia's oldest son, William P. McCollum, married Catherine O. Stevens of Dallas County. They lived first in Selma, then near Marion Junction where she died in the 1890s and he died in 1902. I'm interested in finding descendants of Richard & Nancy Jane (McCollum) Pitts, and information about the deaths and burying places of Thomas and Lucretia McCollum