NANCY MUSSY SMITH died in Fayette County Alabama about 1855. I understand that she was a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Does this church have a cemetery? I would very much like to locate the grave of Nancy Mussy Smith. Any help will be grately appreciated.

>I am trying to find the parents of Mary Rushie SHAW who was married to >James Anthony AULTMAN. > >Does anyone recognize these names or know where they might be buried.?? > >Robert SHAW to Braxton SMITH in 1850 > >John SHAW to Hugh BELL in 1861 > > A. J. SHAW to Samuel FRANKS in 1866 > >Jeremy SHAW and Mary to Hugh A. SHAW in 1889 > >+++ > > R. D. SHAW from William ODOM in 1849 > >Jerre F. SHAW from Cader GUIN in 1889 > > Hugh A. SHAW from Jerre F. SHAW in 1889 > >Jeremy F. SHAW from Levi GUIN in 1889 > >J. H. SHAW & Mary from G. S. MALOY in 1900 > > > >thanks >jabtillery@home.com > > > > > > >

Good evening, I have recently found the following persons in my genealogy: Asbury Kimbrell, b ~1898 He lived and worked in Leeds, AL His parents: Asbury Kimbrell SR, b 1868 in Fayette Co. AL and Evergreen (maiden UK) Kimbrell b 1867 Please let me know if you recognize these ancestors :o) Sincerely, Tina McCain-McGarry

Joseph Smith was in Fayette Co. AL in 1850. He and his wife, Nancy Mussy Smith, were the parents of the following children: 1. John Smith 2. James B. Smith b. 1816 3. Richard Allen Smith b. 30 Jan 1819 m. 28 Oct 1839 Elizabeth Ann WIERS d. 5 mar 1902, Fayette Co., AL. Richard Allen and Elizabeth Ann Wiers Smith were the parents of: 1. James D. Smith 2. Nathaniel T. Smith 3. Doctor Wesley Smith b. 11 Aug 1840 d. 10 Nov 1881 4. Richard J. Smith b. ca 1840 m. Lilly ABERNATHY d. 1922, Fayette Co., AL 5. William Allen Smith b. 9 Nov. 1854 d. 11 Jan 1867 6. Julius Crittenden Smith b. 20 Feb 1856 m. 25 Feb 1900, Sarah Eleanor THOMPSON d. 27 Aug 1925 7. Oscar Smith b. 20 oct 1858 d. 11 Oct 1878 8. Mary Elizaeth Smith b. 14 may 1881 4. William Monroe Smith 5. thomas B. Smith m. Narcissa J. HARRIS 6. Martha Eliza Smith m. ------ ROSEMAN 7. Mary Ann Smith m. ------- HUBBERT / HUBBARD I will gladly exchange information on this family. Julie

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Dear All, Excuse any repeats of this letter. I am one unhappy camper at the moment. I've been the unwilling victim of a browser problem since Thurs. eve. The good news: after multiple uninstalls and reinstalls of Netscape I now have a working browser. The bad news: the 3,500+ messages that I had saved are now lost and not to be found. Even Moses couldn't help now with this mess. So, please send me your e-mail -- my address file is toast. If I was going to send you something -- remind me about what it is & I'll see if I still have it and can forward it along. If we were slowing working on family lines -- remind me of the family etc. The moral: even if you personally ensure that you always practice safe computer techniques, train, remind, and threaten if necessary, anyone else with access to your computer of the critical necessity of NEVER downloading and executing files with careful evaluation and screening for virus/worm problems. D. A. Bass-Frazier 36th Regiment of Alabama Volunteers & Monroe Co. & other Ala. Genealogy: Visit: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~oldfedrd/

Hi, My 2Gr-Grandparents, James Franklin & Adaline Hatch FOSTER were married in Cass Co GA in 1843, by 1860 they were in Floyd Co GA. I have been told by many researchers that one or both of these died in Fayette Co AL, probably in the 1870's or later. I am interested in any descendant of James and Adaline. I am told they had 10 children but I have only found 6. Three of these children migrated to southern Arkansas starting in 1869. I have descendency info on tghe three that came to AR and will happily share what I have. Thanks for any crumb of information. Gary Hawley Hot Springs, Ar

Gary, I'm sorry to be addressing this problem so late, but I've had company from out of state and am just catching up on my e-mails. You'll need to resend your message to the Fayette Co. list. Your query was sent to the ALFAYETT-L-request@rootsweb.com address. Any RootsWeb address with "request" included is for subscribing or unsubscribing from a mailing list. Your message bounced back to me because you already are subscribed. All posts to the Fayette Co. list should be sent to: ALFAYETT-L@rootsweb.com So, please resend your message. In the meantime, I can tell you that one of my cousins, Mary Dodson Wallace, is researching FOSTER lines in Fayette Co. Her address is: Sandmaid1@aol.com Good luck in your search! Monya >Date: Sat, 17 Jun 2000 16:15:41 -0700 >X-From_: ghaw@hsnp.com Sat Jun 17 16:15:41 2000 >Old-Date: Sat, 17 Jun 2000 18:15:18 -0500 >From: Gary Hawley <ghaw@hsnp.com> >Reply-To: ghaw@bigfoot.com @rootsweb.com >Subject: James Franklin Foster >X-Diagnostic: Already on the subscriber list >X-Diagnostic: 161 ghaw@bigfoot.com 32760 ghaw@bigfoot.com > >Hi, >My 2Gr-Grandparents, James Franklin & Adaline Hatch FOSTER were married >in Cass Co GA in 1843, by 1860 they were in Floyd Co GA. I have been >told by many researchers that one or both of these died in Fayette Co >AL, probably in the 1870's or later. I am interested in any descendant >of James and Adaline. I am told they had 10 children but I have only >found 6. Three of these children migrated to southern Arkansas starting >in 1869. I have descendency info on tghe three that came to AR and will >happily share what I have. Thanks for any crumb of information. > >Gary Hawley >Hot Springs, Ar > Fayette Co. AL listowner MUSGROVE surname listowner THOMPSON surname listowner ASTON surname listowner RootsWeb sponsor Researching: ANDERSON, ASTON, BISHOP, DODSON, GRANT, HARRIS, HOWELL, LESLIE, McDONALD, MILLIGAN, MORTON, MUSGROVE, OWEN, SMOOT, SOUTH, THOMPSON, and WEBSTER.

Forwarding to the list. If you can help Roger, please reply directly to him at: wiggins@telapex.com >Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 17:31:36 -0700 >X-From_: wiggins@telapex.com Wed Jun 21 17:31:36 2000 >Old-Date: Wed, 21 Jun 00 19:24:26 -0500 >From: Roger Wiggins <wiggins@telapex.com> >Subject: >To: ALFAYETT-L-request@rootsweb.com >X-Diagnostic: Added to the subscriber list > >I would like to find the maiden name of Sarah who married Francis M. >Weathers in Fayette Co Ala about 1854. I subscribe to this newsletter. He >was son of Jesse Weathers and had a twin named George. Any response is >appreciated. Roger Wiggins 6/21/00 > Fayette Co. AL listowner MUSGROVE surname listowner THOMPSON surname listowner ASTON surname listowner RootsWeb sponsor Researching: ANDERSON, ASTON, BISHOP, DODSON, GRANT, HARRIS, HOWELL, LESLIE, McDONALD, MILLIGAN, MORTON, MUSGROVE, OWEN, SMOOT, SOUTH, THOMPSON, and WEBSTER.

Emma Louise Wilbanks 1870-1910 AL was my g-grandmother she died when my grandmother was young so what little information we do have is .... Emma Louise Wilbanks was married to a Mr Webb who never returned from war. Emma's father ran a wagontrain headed west and hired on the Sprinkle boys. Emma Louise Wilbanks Webb later married John Henry Sprinkle I belive in Fayette Co AL Dec 21, 1893 and they had five children of which three lived. 1) Golie Benton Sprinkle 2) James Olen Sprinkle 3) Gertrude Prudence Sprinkle Gertrude married William Francis Baker (Bill), son of Charles Columbus Baker and Phema Louise Dunn. Emma Louise while married to John Henry Sprinkle lived in AL but Gertrude was born in Silver City, Ark. and Emma is buried in Walker County AL along with John Henry Sprinkle. Hope this rings a bell to someone out there, it's my brick wall.

Dear Fred and all: I also remember seeing a very old book in the probate vault of recorded deaths, and maybe births for an early period, maybe before the births were kept in Montgomery. It's been so long since I've been over there that I cannot accurately tell you what date that was, but maybe someone who lives there (Fred?) might could call for you and post to this list. I've only seen that kind of book in one other county-Pickens. Good luck, Sabra

Hello Carol, I think it was 1908-1912 when they started keeping death records. You can find them in Herb & Jeanie Newell's Fayette County cemetery records if your ancester put up a readable tombstone in 1898. You can find them in wills, if they left a will, at the court house. I have the cemetery listings by Newells. Luck. Fred McCaleb ALFAYETT-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > ALFAYETT-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 51 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [ALFAYETT] DEATH RECORDS ["Carol Scott" <cscott@commandnet.n] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from ALFAYETT-D, send a message to > > ALFAYETT-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: [ALFAYETT] DEATH RECORDS > Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 13:14:45 -0500 > From: "Carol Scott" <cscott@commandnet.net> > To: ALFAYETT-L@rootsweb.com > > Does Fayette County have Death records for 1898? > If so , where do I write and how much are they? > Thank You > Carol

Does Fayette County have Death records for 1898? If so , where do I write and how much are they? Thank You Carol

John David "Monk"Gillion,age 59,died at his home on Pearidge, in Fayette County Alabama on June 12,2000. He will lay in state at his home beginning at 5:pm June 13,2000.Services will be held at the Philadelphia Baptist Church,of which he was a member,on June 14,2000 at 2:pm with burial at the Painter Family Cemetery. He grew up there on Pearidge,and loved to hunt,fish,and enjoyed sitting on his porch.He also had a love for the forest and spent most of his time there. He will be truly missed by the family who loved him,but as we all know when God calls us home we must go. He was preceded in death by his father David Erastus Gillion,and two brothers,Roy Jay Gillion,and Deloyd Gillion Jr. His survivors are his mother Velva Lee Painter Gillion of Berry,four sisters,Daris Haley of Jasper,Betty Gunter of Tuscaloosa, Iva Nell Springfield of Berry,and Emma Jean Fowler of Berry,one brother Charles Edward Gillion of Winfield,14 nephews and 13 nieces.

John David "Monk"Gillion,age 59,died at his home on Pearidge, in Fayette County Alabama on June 12,2000. He can be viewed at his home beginning at 5:pm June 13,2000.Services will be held at the Philadelphia Baptist Church,of which he was a member,on June 14,2000 at 2:pm with burial at the Painter Family Cemetery. He grew up there on Pearidge,and loved to hunt,fish,and enjoyed sitting on his porch.He also had a love for the forest and spent most of his time there. He will be truly missed by the family who loved him,but as we all know when God calls us home we must go. He was preceded in death by his father David Erastus Gillion,and two brothers,Roy Jay Gillion,and Deloyd Gillion Jr. His survivors are his mother Velva Lee Painter Gillion of Berry,four sisters,Daris Haley of Jasper,Betty Gunter of Tuscaloosa, Iva Nell Springfield of Berry,and Emma Jean Fowler of Berry,one brother Charles Edward Gillion of Winfield,14 nephews and 13 nieces.

While you're checking would you please check also for Robert Mills ? thanks Nancy nbdill@nethawk.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Carol Scott <cscott@commandnet.net> To: <ALFAYETT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2000 6:22 PM Subject: [ALFAYETT] 1870 & 1880 FAYETTE CO. CENSUS LOOKUP > Could someone who has access to the1870 ,or, 1880 FAYETTE Co. Alabama > Census check for the > following person? > Thank you for any assistance. > Carol > Head of Household: WILLIAM KELLER > > >

Could someone who has access to the1870 ,or, 1880 FAYETTE Co. Alabama Census check for the following person? Thank you for any assistance. Carol Head of Household: WILLIAM KELLER

Hello Everybody, There will be a McCaleb Reunion at New River Church of Christ this coming Sunday June 11, 2000 from about 12 till 2 PM. . Every body that is kin or interested in this Family are invited to attend.

Searching for information on Asa Thompson b. abt 1808 GA married Elizabeth ? b. abt 1818 GA. Children on the 1860 Tuscaloosa Co. census are: Embrosia, Mary, George, Jane, Annie, Fannie, Ellen, Joanna, Robert, and John. I believe that Joanna is my great grandmother who married Dock Samuel Willingham Jan. 4, 1870 in Fayette Co. at the home of Asa Thompson. I have found a marriage record for Fannie/Frances who married William H. Kimbrell Feb. 22, 1877 at the home of Asa Thompson. Asa and Elizabeth are buried in Hopewell/Heggard Cemetery in Fayette Co. AL. Any information or leads will be greatly appreciated. Will be happy to share any Willingham information! Thank you.