Here are a few sites you might want to visit to learn more about haints: ============================== True Haints Ain't No Haint. (Gonna' Run Me Off!). A collection of true stories of Appalachian ghosts and the unexplained. Home Is Where The Haint ... www.geocities.com/Area51/Shire/2622/page1.htm - 6k - Cached - Similar pages ===================================== Amazon.com: Books: Haints, Witches, and Boogers: Tales from Upper ... Haints, Witches, and Boogers: Tales from Upper East Tennessee, Charles Edwin Price, Richard Blaustein. ... www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/ detail/-/0895870932?v=glance - 56k - Cached - Similar pages ===================================== “Haints & History” Sails into Plattsburgh State for Nov. 12 ... ... 02111104 “Haints & History” Monumental Sculpture Sails into Plattsburgh State. ... 1960s. "Haints & History" by Preston Jackson. ... www2.plattsburgh.edu/ocrd/focus/ news/2002/200211/02111104.html - 13k - Cached - Similar pages ===================================== Robert Morgan | Essays | Haints Visions, Haints and Fever Wit. When I was growing up on Green River in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina in the late 1940s ... people.cornell.edu/pages/rrm4/essays/haints.htm - 15k - Cached - Similar pages ================================= Haints of the Hills North Carolina's Haunted Hundred Volume 3 Haints of the Hills. ... Haints of the Hills features 28 counties in North Carolina's mountainous west. ... www.blairpub.com/folklore/haintsofthehills.htm - 9k - Cached - Similar pages ================================

In a message dated 9/6/03 10:15:19 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > I used to hear "hants" when I was small also. No idea where the term came from though. I was raised in Northwest Florida. Diane

Looking for info on Rev. James Tom Barnes and his wife, Dillie Cutchens. Dillie was the sister to my ggrandfather, Thomas Coker Cutchens. Dillie was born 26 Nov. 1864 and died 19 Feb 1951. Don't know if they had children or how many. I have a newspaper clipping where they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversay which should have been about 1950. The newspaper clipping isn't dated. Would appreciate any help. Thanks bunches, Kathy _________________________________________________________________ Get a FREE computer virus scan online from McAfee. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

Thanks for the insight on the possible origin of hants. I know every region has their own colloquisms and I just always thought some of dad's were unique and made him just that more special. Kathy _________________________________________________________________ Need more e-mail storage? Get 10MB with Hotmail Extra Storage. http://join.msn.com/?PAGE=features/es

I have an unabridged dictionary which has the following: haunt (or hant). the word hant has two little dots underneath the "a" and they show that this would have the same a sound as "fall", "paw", "awful", etc. The old timers without much education would probably interpret this as sounding like "ant" or "faint". I have heard the old timers use this pronounciation many times. I have listened to ghost stories by my aunts and uncles and they used the word "hant" as sounding like "ant". How it originated, I cannot say, but I thought this would give some insight as to how it may have started. Vernell Vantreese Texas too ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, September 07, 2003 12:00 PM Subject: ALHENRY-D Digest V03 #178 I was writing down things to include in a "biography" about my dad and remembered how he used to refer to ghosts as "hants". Dad was raised around the Headland, Newville area. My greatgrandparents lived out from Headland also and I remember spending time with them and them talking about "hants" also. Does anyone know the origin of this term? I was wondering if there was anything other than the obvious, a derivative of haunt/haunting. We grew up in TX and I don't think I've ever heard that term used other than when dad or his cousins used it. Thanks, Kathy

I was writing down things to include in a "biography" about my dad and remembered how he used to refer to ghosts as "hants". Dad was raised around the Headland, Newville area. My greatgrandparents lived out from Headland also and I remember spending time with them and them talking about "hants" also. Does anyone know the origin of this term? I was wondering if there was anything other than the obvious, a derivative of haunt/haunting. We grew up in TX and I don't think I've ever heard that term used other than when dad or his cousins used it. Thanks, Kathy _________________________________________________________________ Get a FREE computer virus scan online from McAfee. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

I am searching for some knowledge of the following DAVIS FAMILY. We have been unable to find the father/husband. 1860 Pike Co, Hallsville, Western Div. Pg 120 Sarah Davis 38 b. GA Malinda 20 b. AL Sarah 10 John 8 Alexander 6 Am,anda 4 Felonia 2 Henry 2 1870 Henry County pg 15 9th Pct. Sarah Davis 50 b. GA Sarah 21 b. AL Amanda 17 Alexander 15 Sapoonia (Felonia?) 13 Any help appreciated. I know the county lines just may have been moved to make new counties ect., Mary --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software

I would like to hear from anyone else who might be descended from this family. HUGHES - Still searching for parents or siblings of William Hughes. One document in his Henry Co, AL estate settlement gives his middle initial as A. William Hughes, b. abt. 1815 m. Priscilla Ann Davis abt. 1833, prob. Lee Co., GA, (later Randolph). He stated at least once on a census that he was b. in NC. He first appears in Randolph County as early as 1834 in a land sale. Priscilla Ann David Hughes was daughter of Nathan Davis and Mary Campbell Carr. William and Priscilla moved to Henry Co., AL after August of 1859, but before the 1860 census. Their children are: Andrew J. Hughes (possibly Jackson) My mother remembers her father referring to “old uncle Ander” Sarah A. E. Hughes m. her first cousin Lewis J. Rivers (She was lost after 1860) Richard H. Hughes - may have been killed in the Civil War James K. P. Hughes - may have also been killed in the Civil War George M. Dallas Hughes - m. Rebecca Guy, moved to Robertson Co., TX and died there in Nov. of 1890. His family remained in Texas. Mary A. Hughes m. Evan Butler William Nathan Hughes m. Nancy Melissa Sellers (these are my ggrandparents) Harriet Hughes m. Allen Byrd Carter Wyatt C. Hughes m. Hattie Baxter, they also moved to Robertson Co., TX. He died there in Feb. of 1889 His family returned to Florida. Harriet Hughes, daughter of William A. Hughes and Priscilla Davis m. Allen Bird Carter on 09 February 1871 in Henry County. He was son of Samuel Carter. I have their 1880 census report. Is anyone out there descended from this family? My ancestor, William Nathan Hughes was brother to Harriet, and I would very much like to add information about her to my records. Thanks for any help you can give - even little details can flesh out our ancestors. Linda D in TX (grew up in Cottonwood, AL)

I have posted this to the Dale County List also, so those of you who are also on that list, please excuse me. I am new to your list and am doing research on my Woodham/Cutchen/Brown line. Stephen Ellison Woodham, (son of William Edward Woodham) was my ggrandfather. Stephen's son, Jessie Ellison Woodham was my grandfather. Jessie Ellison was married to Thelma Cutchen, daughter of Thomas Coker Cutchen and Minnie Brown (Tom is son of Henry Patrick Cutchen) . I am hoping to get in touch with descendants of Stephen Ellison Woodham and Thomas Coker Cutchen. I'm really hoping that someone on this list may know something about the Brown's. Minnie Brown was the daughter of John W. Brown and Julia Ann Mercer. These families drift back and forth from Dale County to Henry County. Thanks for any help. Kathy _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8: Get 6 months for $9.95/month http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup

Saw these two articles and thought some of you might need them. Ceya [email protected] Southern Christian Advocate 1867-1878 Issue of January 25, 1867 Joseph Lawrence died near Lawrenceville, Ala., on the 21st October 1866 at about 66 years of age. He removed from Georgia to this State upwards of twenty years ago and settled in Henry Co., where he has lived ever since.... It may be said with emphasis, that he was the father of the community in which he lived, of the village which bears his name, and the Church of which he was a member.... W. K. Norton Issue of July 9, 1873 Abner McGehee, son of James and Mary McGehee, was born in Oglethorpe co., Ga., April 23, 1807, and died at Indian Springs, Ga., May 14, 1873. He was a steward at Eufaula, Ala., moved to Glennville, Ala., and later to Summerfield, Ala. His wife died May 27, 1864.

I'm in search of information on Daniel M. and Mary Jane (Carr) Trammell who were living in Henry County in 1880 (Wrights, Henry County). At that time they were running a mill. I'm descended from their youngest son, Joseph. Would appreciate a response from anyone knowing anything about their family. Beth Trammell

I am looking for information on Mary SMITH who is listed on page 101A of the 1910 Henry Co. census with dau. Lizzie, 18 and another dau.(unable to read name) 15, and son, possibly Terrell, 13. Mary is listed as age 50, b.AL with both parents b. AL and she is widowed. Any information will be appreciated. Faye [email protected]

Returning from a trip to north Georgia Sunday, my wife and I visited two cemeteries in Henry to note any changes. At Haleburg, I found that James had recently died and he had been interred in his plot (United Methodist Church cemetery),next to his wife Margaret. After returning home I searched for an obituary in the Dothan Eagle without any luck. Can someone help me out with the date of his death and possibly his obituary? Don Summers Southport, FL

Dear List Members, I just ran across an interesting Website, "Courthouse Experiences" http://www.bcpl.net/~dmg/courthouse.htm Not every county is listed, but the ones listed gave helpful information regarding the attitudes of those working in the courthouses. I might suggest that if you have had a positive or negative courthouse experience you add them to this site. I now know how to prepare myself for several courthouses I want to visit later this year. Kathleen Burnett List Mom

Seeking information on Whitaker Riley, born abt 1897 probably in Orange County NC. Listed on the Darlington County SC. 1830 Census as married with 1 son and 2 daughters. Last account is his marriage to Neoma Bess on August 1, 1839 in Henry County. He may have been a relation to the John Riley, SR Clan of Echo, Dale County. Any help greatly appreciated. [email protected]

I highly resent and detest that someone would use a cheap shot on a genealogy site to try to promote such a rediculous spam. I trust the list owner with take care of the situation. S. M. McAllister Genealogist/Researcher (not looking for SPAM) ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 9:00 PM Subject: [ALHENRY] EASILY THE BEST MONEY-MAKING OPPORTUNITY EVER > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/2696 > > Message Board Post: > > I found this on a bulletin board and decided to try it. A little while back, I was browsing through newsgroups and Dear Friends: Greetings: I am a retired attorney. A few years ago a man came to me with a letter. He asked me to verify the fact that this was legal to do. I told him I would review it and get back to him. When I first read the letter my client brought me, I thought it was some “off-the-wall” idea to make money. A week and a half later we met in my office to discuss the issue. I told him the letter he originally brought me was not 100% legal. I asked him to make one small change in the letter. I was still curious about the letter, so he explained to me how it works. I thought it seemed like a long shot, so I decided against participating. But before my client left, I asked him to keep me updated on his results. About two months later, he called me to tell me he had received over $800,000 in cash. I didn’t believe him, so he asked me to tr! > y this idea and find out for myself. I thought about it for a couple of days and decided I really didn’t have anything to lose, so I asked him for a copy of the letters. I followed the instructions exactly, mailed 200 copies, and sure enough, the money started coming in! It arrived slowly at first, but coming. I kept a precise record of the earnings, and in the end, it totaled $978,493! I could hardly believe it. I met with my friend for lunch to find out exactly how it worked. He told me there are quite a few similar letters around, but this one is different because there are six names at the end of the letter, not five like some others. This fact alone results in your name being in far more returns. The other fact was the help I gave him, making sure the whole thing was legal, since no one wants to take the risk of doing something illegal. > By now you are surely curious to know what small changes to make. If you sent a letter like this one out, in order to be completely legal, you must actually sell something in order to receive a dollar in return. So when you send a dollar to each of the names on the list, you must include these words, “PLEASE PUT ME ON YOUR MAILING LIST” and include your name and address. This is the key to the program. The item you will receive for the dollar you sent to the six people below is the letter. > At the time I first tried this idea, I was earning a good living as a lawyer. But everyone in the legal profession will tell you there is a lot of stress that comes with the job. I told myself if things worked out, I would retired from my practice and play golf. I decided to try the letter again, but this time I sent 500 copies. Three months later , I had totaled $2,341,178! > Here are a few reasons a person might give for not trying this program: Ø Some people think they can never make a lot of money with anything this simple. Ø Some are afraid they will be ridiculed for trying Ø Some dream of large sums of money, but do nothing to actually achieve it. Ø Some are just plain lazy. Ø Some are afraid of losing their investment. They think this program is designed to beat them out of a few dollars. > THIS IS ABSOLUTELY LEGAL! You are requesting a legitimate service and you are paying for it! Like most of us I was a little skeptical and a little worried about the legal aspects of it all. So I checked it out with the U.S. Post Office (1-800-725-2161) and they confirmed that it is indeed legal! If you have any doubts, refer to Title 18 Sec. 1302 & 1341 of the Postal lottery laws. > The system works if you will just try it. But you must follow the simple instructions exactly, and in less than three months, you will receive $800,000 GUARANTEED! Keep what you are doing to yourself for awhile. Many will tell you it won`t work and will try to talk you out of your dreams. Let them know of your success after it works. LETTERS FROM PARTICIPANTS IN THIS PROGRAM: > My name is David Rhodes. In 1992 my car was repossessed and bill collectors were housing my. I was laid off and my unemployment ran out. In October of 1992, I received a letter telling me how to earn $800,000 anytime I wanted. Of course, I was skeptical. But because I was so desperate and virtually had nothing to lose, I gave it a try. In January 1993, my family and I went on a 10-day cruise. The next month I bought a brand new Mercedes with cash! I am currently building a home in Virginia and I will never have to work again. This money program really works perfectly every time. I have never failed to receive less than $500,000. This is a legitimate, money-making opportunity. It does not require you to sell anything or to come in contact with people. And , best of all, you only leave the house to mail the letters. If you have always believed that someday you would get the lucky break, then simply follow the instructions and make dreams come true. > Larry McMahon, Norfolk, VA Six months ago, I received this letter and ignored it. Five more came within a period of time and I ignored them also. I was tempted, but I was convinced that they were just a Hoax. After three weeks of deliberating, I decided to give it a try ( not expecting much ). Two weeks went by and nothing happened. The fourth week was unbelievable! I cant say I received $800,000 but I received $400,000. For the first time in years, I am debt free. I am doing this again, only this time starting with 500 post. I strongly recommend that you follow the instructions exactly as outlined in this letter. > INSTRUCTIONS 1. Immediately send $1.00 to each of the six people on the list at the end of this letter. Wrap the dollar bill in a note saying “ Please add me to your mailing list” and include your name and address. 2. Copy this letter. You do not have to type it 200 times. Simply place your cursor at the top of the page, hold it and drag it all the way down to the end of the letter. Then click on "edit" and select "copy". Now open up a notepad file on your computer and put the cursor at the top of the page in the notepad, click on 'edit' and then select 'paste' it will copy the letter for you onto your computer. 3. Remove the name next to the #1 on the list and move the rest of the names up one position (#2 becomes #1, #3 becomes #2, etc…..) Then place your name in the #6 position. Then save it, make sure it is saved as a txt. file. 4. When you have completed the instructions, take this letter and then go to (Google,Yahoo,...) and type in (Making Mone! > y Massege board,or post massege,...)and start posting your copy to 200 message boards,or more this is only the minimum, you can post as much as you like...The more copies you send the better the results. Keep a copy of this letter so you can use it a second time. Post it out again in six months, but Post it with the addresses you receive with each dollar. It will work better the second time. NOTE: This service is 100% legal - (Refer to title 18 section 1302 of the U.S. Postal & lottery laws) How does it work? When you send out 200 Posts, it is estimated that at least 15 people will respond and send you a $1.00. ($15.00) Those 15 will Post 200 Posts each and 225 people send you $1.00 ($225.00) Those 225 people Post 200 Posts each and 3,375 people send you $1.00 ($3,375.00) Those 3,375 post 200 posts each and 759,375 people send you $1.00 ($759,375.00) At this point your name drops off the list, but so far you have received $813,615.00. P.S. When your money begins to come in, ! > give the first 10% to charity with spirit and share a good fortune! > 1. Stephanie Hicks 1283 Evening Canyon Henderson, NV 89014 > 2. Tia Loske 40 Han*bleep* St. Ft. Plain, NY 13339 > 3. O. Ojeyemi SUNY Binghamton Ciw 6751 Binghamton, NY 13902 > 4. J. Howard PO Box 82162 Tampa, Fl. 33682 > 5. A.M.D. P.O. Box 752 Madison, KS 66860 > 6. Jack Thoms 1526 Wells Dr. Ne. Albuquerque, NM 87112 > This really really works,I tried it once and I'm doing it again, first to be honest I only posted 145 posts and I didn't recive alot only 6,689.00$ in 3 months,at least this means that it realy works ,so this time I'm posting 604 posts and I've got so far in 2 month 15,640.00$ this is realy like a dream come true. So go on and try it trust me you've got nothing to lose.... > important tip - Cover money by paper fully by which it can not been seen in light , because postal employees do some cheat some times > > > > > ==== ALHENRY Mailing List ==== > If you wish to unsubscribe from the Henry Co., AL Mailing List, send only the word > UNSUBSCRIBE to [email protected] or if you are on the digest > list to [email protected] > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Please remember that when something like this hits the list, just delete it. Respond to the list, especially with the offending message not being deleted just continues on the problem. Know that I am here and usually taking care of items like this behind the scenes. You will notice the message came from the board which is gatewayed to the list. I am not the Board Admin for this board so it will take me a little longer to get it take care of. If you are concern that I might have missed something, you are encouraged to contact me personally [email protected] Kathleen Burnett List Mom "S.M. McAllister" wrote: > I highly resent and detest that someone would use a cheap > shot on a genealogy site to try to promote such a rediculous spam. I trust > the list owner with take care of > the situation. > S. M. McAllister > Genealogist/Researcher (not looking for SPAM) > > ----

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/2696 Message Board Post: I found this on a bulletin board and decided to try it. A little while back, I was browsing through newsgroups and Dear Friends: Greetings: I am a retired attorney. A few years ago a man came to me with a letter. He asked me to verify the fact that this was legal to do. I told him I would review it and get back to him. When I first read the letter my client brought me, I thought it was some “off-the-wall” idea to make money. A week and a half later we met in my office to discuss the issue. I told him the letter he originally brought me was not 100% legal. I asked him to make one small change in the letter. I was still curious about the letter, so he explained to me how it works. I thought it seemed like a long shot, so I decided against participating. But before my client left, I asked him to keep me updated on his results. About two months later, he called me to tell me he had received over $800,000 in cash. I didn’t believe him, so he asked me to tr! y this idea and find out for myself. I thought about it for a couple of days and decided I really didn’t have anything to lose, so I asked him for a copy of the letters. I followed the instructions exactly, mailed 200 copies, and sure enough, the money started coming in! It arrived slowly at first, but coming. I kept a precise record of the earnings, and in the end, it totaled $978,493! I could hardly believe it. I met with my friend for lunch to find out exactly how it worked. He told me there are quite a few similar letters around, but this one is different because there are six names at the end of the letter, not five like some others. This fact alone results in your name being in far more returns. The other fact was the help I gave him, making sure the whole thing was legal, since no one wants to take the risk of doing something illegal. By now you are surely curious to know what small changes to make. If you sent a letter like this one out, in order to be completely legal, you must actually sell something in order to receive a dollar in return. So when you send a dollar to each of the names on the list, you must include these words, “PLEASE PUT ME ON YOUR MAILING LIST” and include your name and address. This is the key to the program. The item you will receive for the dollar you sent to the six people below is the letter. At the time I first tried this idea, I was earning a good living as a lawyer. But everyone in the legal profession will tell you there is a lot of stress that comes with the job. I told myself if things worked out, I would retired from my practice and play golf. I decided to try the letter again, but this time I sent 500 copies. Three months later , I had totaled $2,341,178! Here are a few reasons a person might give for not trying this program: Ø Some people think they can never make a lot of money with anything this simple. Ø Some are afraid they will be ridiculed for trying Ø Some dream of large sums of money, but do nothing to actually achieve it. Ø Some are just plain lazy. Ø Some are afraid of losing their investment. They think this program is designed to beat them out of a few dollars. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY LEGAL! You are requesting a legitimate service and you are paying for it! Like most of us I was a little skeptical and a little worried about the legal aspects of it all. So I checked it out with the U.S. Post Office (1-800-725-2161) and they confirmed that it is indeed legal! If you have any doubts, refer to Title 18 Sec. 1302 & 1341 of the Postal lottery laws. The system works if you will just try it. But you must follow the simple instructions exactly, and in less than three months, you will receive $800,000 GUARANTEED! Keep what you are doing to yourself for awhile. Many will tell you it won`t work and will try to talk you out of your dreams. Let them know of your success after it works. LETTERS FROM PARTICIPANTS IN THIS PROGRAM: My name is David Rhodes. In 1992 my car was repossessed and bill collectors were housing my. I was laid off and my unemployment ran out. In October of 1992, I received a letter telling me how to earn $800,000 anytime I wanted. Of course, I was skeptical. But because I was so desperate and virtually had nothing to lose, I gave it a try. In January 1993, my family and I went on a 10-day cruise. The next month I bought a brand new Mercedes with cash! I am currently building a home in Virginia and I will never have to work again. This money program really works perfectly every time. I have never failed to receive less than $500,000. This is a legitimate, money-making opportunity. It does not require you to sell anything or to come in contact with people. And , best of all, you only leave the house to mail the letters. If you have always believed that someday you would get the lucky break, then simply follow the instructions and make dreams come true. Larry McMahon, Norfolk, VA Six months ago, I received this letter and ignored it. Five more came within a period of time and I ignored them also. I was tempted, but I was convinced that they were just a Hoax. After three weeks of deliberating, I decided to give it a try ( not expecting much ). Two weeks went by and nothing happened. The fourth week was unbelievable! I cant say I received $800,000 but I received $400,000. For the first time in years, I am debt free. I am doing this again, only this time starting with 500 post. I strongly recommend that you follow the instructions exactly as outlined in this letter. INSTRUCTIONS 1. Immediately send $1.00 to each of the six people on the list at the end of this letter. Wrap the dollar bill in a note saying “ Please add me to your mailing list” and include your name and address. 2. Copy this letter. You do not have to type it 200 times. Simply place your cursor at the top of the page, hold it and drag it all the way down to the end of the letter. Then click on "edit" and select "copy". Now open up a notepad file on your computer and put the cursor at the top of the page in the notepad, click on 'edit' and then select 'paste' it will copy the letter for you onto your computer. 3. Remove the name next to the #1 on the list and move the rest of the names up one position (#2 becomes #1, #3 becomes #2, etc…..) Then place your name in the #6 position. Then save it, make sure it is saved as a txt. file. 4. When you have completed the instructions, take this letter and then go to (Google,Yahoo,...) and type in (Making Mone! y Massege board,or post massege,...)and start posting your copy to 200 message boards,or more this is only the minimum, you can post as much as you like...The more copies you send the better the results. Keep a copy of this letter so you can use it a second time. Post it out again in six months, but Post it with the addresses you receive with each dollar. It will work better the second time. NOTE: This service is 100% legal - (Refer to title 18 section 1302 of the U.S. Postal & lottery laws) How does it work? When you send out 200 Posts, it is estimated that at least 15 people will respond and send you a $1.00. ($15.00) Those 15 will Post 200 Posts each and 225 people send you $1.00 ($225.00) Those 225 people Post 200 Posts each and 3,375 people send you $1.00 ($3,375.00) Those 3,375 post 200 posts each and 759,375 people send you $1.00 ($759,375.00) At this point your name drops off the list, but so far you have received $813,615.00. P.S. When your money begins to come in, ! give the first 10% to charity with spirit and share a good fortune! 1. Stephanie Hicks 1283 Evening Canyon Henderson, NV 89014 2. Tia Loske 40 Han*bleep* St. Ft. Plain, NY 13339 3. O. Ojeyemi SUNY Binghamton Ciw 6751 Binghamton, NY 13902 4. J. Howard PO Box 82162 Tampa, Fl. 33682 5. A.M.D. P.O. Box 752 Madison, KS 66860 6. Jack Thoms 1526 Wells Dr. Ne. Albuquerque, NM 87112 This really really works,I tried it once and I'm doing it again, first to be honest I only posted 145 posts and I didn't recive alot only 6,689.00$ in 3 months,at least this means that it realy works ,so this time I'm posting 604 posts and I've got so far in 2 month 15,640.00$ this is realy like a dream come true. So go on and try it trust me you've got nothing to lose.... important tip - Cover money by paper fully by which it can not been seen in light , because postal employees do some cheat some times

I should Caleb's home site was in Pleasant Plains in Henry County near the Henry-Houston Line. Le ----- Original Message ----- From: "Le Bateman" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 7:53 PM Subject: [ALHENRY] Newspapers What Newspapers were in Henry County in the 1850s. Especially Abbeville. I am looking for the obituary of Col. Ben Kirkland d.d. 9 Nov 1854. His father was Caleb who died in 1830. Caleb's homeplace was Pleasant Plains in Henry County. On the Henry-Houston County line. Le ==== ALHENRY Mailing List ==== NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, politicalannouncements, current events, items for sale, personal messages, flames, etc. (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for removal. Consideration for exceptions, contact Kathleen Burnett [email protected] ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

What Newspapers were in Henry County in the 1850s. Especially Abbeville. I am looking for the obituary of Col. Ben Kirkland d.d. 9 Nov 1854. His father was Caleb who died in 1830. Caleb's homeplace was Pleasant Plains in Henry County. On the Henry-Houston County line. Le