Could you tell me about the Confederate monument in the middle of the cemetery? I am interested in Thomas Norris who is listed on it but died up here in Chapel Hill, NC. I am looking for any of his desendents . Thanks Ernest Dollar

Reuben White and Holly family are not in the Vital Data from Cemeteries in Dallas County, Al either. Know there were Whites in Lowndes County--I don't have a list for that county. Best of luck. ----- Original Message ----- From: <CarBurCo@aol.com> To: <ALDALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 4:47 PM Subject: [ALDALLAS-L] Re: ALDALLAS-D Digest V00 #107 > If someone is looking up people buried in Dallas County, could you please > look up REUBEN WHITE d ca 1 June 1818. Also ELIZABETH PERRY, his widow who, > by the time she died would have been ELIZABETH HOLLY wife of REV. JAMES > HOLLY. SHE died 11 June 1853. > > Thanks so much, > > Carole > >

James, No Rascos in Live Oak Cemetery, but I remember seeing in Prosperity Cemetery list a Mary Ann Moore, wife of B. R. RASCO, 3 Oct 1854---26 March 1879. To others on this list, I can't do look-up on any cemetery except Live Oak, because that's the only book I have. I just had a scrap from Prosperity Cemetery. Good luck in your search, James. Suzanne Jrrasco@aol.com wrote: > Suzanne, > > See if there is a Jesse or Elizabeth Rasco in Live Oak Cemetery. Elizabeth > died prior to 1840 and Jesse Rasco died in 1840. > > James R. Rasco

Suzanne, See if there is a Jesse or Elizabeth Rasco in Live Oak Cemetery. Elizabeth died prior to 1840 and Jesse Rasco died in 1840. James R. Rasco

If someone is looking up people buried in Dallas County, could you please look up REUBEN WHITE d ca 1 June 1818. Also ELIZABETH PERRY, his widow who, by the time she died would have been ELIZABETH HOLLY wife of REV. JAMES HOLLY. SHE died 11 June 1853. Thanks so much, Carole

There is no Reuben White or Elizabeth Holly buried in Live Oak Cemetery in Selma. Please remember, though, that there are many, many more cemeteries in Dallas County, Al. Wishing you good luck in your search. Suzanne Shuttleworth Coats Robert Craig researcher CarBurCo@aol.com wrote: > If someone is looking up people buried in Dallas County, could you please > look up REUBEN WHITE d ca 1 June 1818. Also ELIZABETH PERRY, his widow who, > by the time she died would have been ELIZABETH HOLLY wife of REV. JAMES > HOLLY. SHE died 11 June 1853. > > Thanks so much, > > Carole

check 1820-30 census for dallas cy and there are some and i have ties with some. whb

Looking for info on my grandfather's grandfather -Edward Jones. All I know now is that he bought land from Archibald P. McCurdy's estate via Nathaniel Waller (A.P.'s executor) back in 1867. Edward's chilren: Fannie d. 1949, Edward d. 1950, Ella m. BELL, James d. 1938, Anna m. MINNIFIELD, d. 1962. Trying to figure out where Edward came from, parents, siblings, etc. mailto:bobjones0671@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/

I checked the Atlas of Cemeteries by County (Univ of Alabama) but don't see it listed in either Dallas or Wilcox. The atlas, while extensive, doesn't list every cemetery especially small family ones or ones that are no longer in use. Maybe someone else is more familiar with the area or other resources? B.J. Smothers -------------------------------- At 11:31 AM 6/21/00 -0400, Olvhugh@aol.com wrote: >B. J. Smothers, Jim Crocker: > >I was wondering if there is a cemetery called William Hannah's Burying Ground >in Dallas County, Alabama? Perhaps it was just a family burying plot on a >farm. If you know of it's location or have seen it cited anywhere, would you >please let me know? > >I have heard that it is mentioned in a book about William Brown by Helen >Rugeley. Supposedly my William Brown (b. 1752 in NC) is buried there either >late 1846 or early 1847. > >Thank You for any help you might be able to give, >D. Pearson > >debeejay@aol.com

B. J. Smothers, Jim Crocker: I was wondering if there is a cemetery called William Hannah's Burying Ground in Dallas County, Alabama? Perhaps it was just a family burying plot on a farm. If you know of it's location or have seen it cited anywhere, would you please let me know? I have heard that it is mentioned in a book about William Brown by Helen Rugeley. Supposedly my William Brown (b. 1752 in NC) is buried there either late 1846 or early 1847. Thank You for any help you might be able to give, D. Pearson debeejay@aol.com

Virginia, I have a John Meador born March 18, 1762 (died after 1840) who was married to a Jemima Melton. Shows that they were married on April 5, 1792 and that she died October 6, 1796. He then married Delilah Jones (born about 1780) in 1797. She died after 1870. I don't know where they lived and don't have names for any of their children. The source of this information is shown to be Phil Crowther and SuZQR@aol.com. I don't know them,do you?? If you think this is the same John, his father's name was shown to be Thomas Meador and his mother was Keziah Moberly. I have it farther back than that if you think their is a connection. Looking forward to hearing from you!! Larry vgrafton wrote: > I am from John Meador,born 17 oct 1760 died23 Oct > 1833, he left Will in Dallas Co Al 1833. Wife > Jemima died 1818 I think in Dallas Co because he > was in 1820 census as a widow, Later census shows > his children born Ga, but where? John Meador of > Newton Co Ga was his twin son born 20 April 1794. > Twin to William. Does any of this ring a bell. > Virginia

I am from John Meador,born 17 oct 1760 died23 Oct 1833, he left Will in Dallas Co Al 1833. Wife Jemima died 1818 I think in Dallas Co because he was in 1820 census as a widow, Later census shows his children born Ga, but where? John Meador of Newton Co Ga was his twin son born 20 April 1794. Twin to William. Does any of this ring a bell. Virginia

Thank you .

Which Meador/Meadows family are you researching? Several descendents of Daniel Meador ended up in Perry and Greene Counties, Alabama. I know my gr,gr, gr grandmother was a Drucilla Meador who married Hardy Averett and lived in the 1830's through the 1850's and 60's in Five Mile Beat of Perry County. In 1867, this area became part of Hale County. Larry vgrafton wrote: > Are there any Meador/Meadows in Live Oak.? Thanks > very much > Virginia

Sorry, there are no Meadors/Meadows/Medders in Live Oak Cemetery. Suzanne vgrafton wrote: > Are there any Meador/Meadows in Live Oak.? Thanks > very much > Virginia

Are there any Meador/Meadows in Live Oak.? Thanks very much Virginia

The best information I have found so far is the <A HREF="http://members.tripod.com/SanfordToole">Toole Family Home Page</A> . Talitha Toole and Nathaniel Waller were my ggg grandparents. http://members.tripod.com/SanfordToole. Lyn Lucas

Would like any information on the TOOLE family who were in Dallas Co. early 1800's. David Toole died in Dallas Co. in 1822. Thanks. Sara Toole Beeland

Mike: I've got information on Susan Jane McCrary, who married James (or Josiah) Edward Woods in Dallas Co in 1849. Their story is an interesting one, and tragic. Is this your family? Bob Parrott, Knoxville

Looking for info on McCrary. Specifically, my great grandfather James Albert McCrary, and great..great.. grandfather James Alexander McCrary. Any help would be appreciated, thank you, Mike McCrary