Hello, I would appreciate any information on the Rileys and Brannons of Henry County. Thanks, Charles

Cat I will surely look that up for you. It might just take me a bit though. But one thing that sounds really strange about your Tindell's. is, I have no Tindells, but my Cochran family that lived in Henry Co. AL moved to Calhoun Co. FL, and are buried there. Do you have any Cochran's along your family lines ? I will get back with you on the lookups, several of the books are without a index, so its really hard to look it up quickly, but shoudl be able to get to it by this next weekend ! Sharon -----Original Message----- From: Carol Ann Tindell <catinjax@bellsouth.net> To: ALHENRY-L@rootsweb.com <ALHENRY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, September 11, 1999 12:33 PM Subject: TINDELL >Hi Sharon, > >When you have time, I'd appreciate any info you find on the TINDELLs of >Henry Co. > >Thanks, >CAT >The TINDELLs of Calhoun Co., FL >http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~catinjax/tindell/ > > >-- >Carol Ann "Cat" Tindell >Jacksonville Beach, FL >C.A.T.'s Southern Genealogy: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~catinjax/ >Researching: AKINS, BERRY, BOWERS, BROOKS, DANIEL, JOHNSON, > ROBERTS & WOOD{S} >

Hi Sharon, When you have time, I'd appreciate any info you find on the TINDELLs of Henry Co. Thanks, CAT The TINDELLs of Calhoun Co., FL http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~catinjax/tindell/ -- Carol Ann "Cat" Tindell Jacksonville Beach, FL C.A.T.'s Southern Genealogy: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~catinjax/ Researching: AKINS, BERRY, BOWERS, BROOKS, DANIEL, JOHNSON, ROBERTS & WOOD{S}

Linda, Were your WELCHes from SC? Also did you have LENOIR or WESTMORELANDs connected to your GRIFFIN line from the upstate of SC? Elaine Blackman, 20 Briar Patch Road, Camden, SC 29020 (803) 425-5146 leblackm@bellsouth.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Harrison <lharriso@mindspring.com> Sent: Saturday, September 11, 1999 6:09 AM Subject: Re:GRIFFIN, Archibald, WELCH, George W. > Pat WELCH, > By chance are you doing any WELCH research?? The reason I ask, George W. > WELCH was named one of the administrator, (along with his son Joseph John > GRIFFIN) in the Will of Archibald GRIFFIN, Coosa Co. Wetumpka, AL. He > wrote his will in 1837, and died in 1838. He had sons' Hardy, Joesph, > Bennet S. They all had military rank, Colonel to Lt. Colonel (except for > Joseph, so far). > > My direct line Thomas GRIFFIN and Nancy Stewart moved into Henry Co. AL > (Lawerencevill area), about 1837. They and their children stayed in this > area. Thomas' father is my BRICK WALL--General W. GRIFFIN! I am 'thinking' > there may be a link with this Archibald and General W.--? A, General W. > GRIFFIN bought land in 1843 very near Wetumpka AL! > > This George WELCH, as one of the administrators, should, or would have been > a relative (or maybe a lawyer)--? > > Any insight, you, or anyone on the list, could supply would be greatly > appreciated! At this point I am 'grasping' for any links! > Thanks, > Linda > > > > >

Le, Perry Ransom Covington, Dec 18, 1819-Apr 6, 1887; m. Permilia Dillard, Jan 2, 1828-Jul 2, 1919; Ransom served first as Pvt, Co A, 4th Bn, (Love's) Ala Cav; he surrendered at High Point, NC in Apr 1865 as Pvt, Co I, Jeff Davis Legion Cav; buried at Clopton Methodist Church Cemetery, Dale County. I am not related or researching, he is a part of the Confederate Cemetery Records for SE Ala I'm in the process of compiling. Deo Vindice, Homer

I WISH I could answer that question! The WELCH name, I am not researching (I was hoping a Welch researcher could supply me with info). This Will was the first mention of the WELCH name. Through an article I found in the Montgomery AL Archives, (submitted in 1976 to a newspaper in Wetumpka AL, a Griffin reseacher at that time, was inquiring about a lost GRIFFIN Family Bible) and she believed, Colonel Archibald GRIFFIN (the grandson of John GRIFFIN, that came into Nash Co. NC c: 1742), and Archibalds' son Lt. Colonel Hardy Griffin, left NC with the Bible. She says they were in Laurens Co. GA, c: 1820's (Hardy was married in GA 1825, to a Rachel WAY), and that 'it is said Archibald died in Wetumpka AL in 1838'. Researching that info, I did find Archibald, Hardy and others in Wetumpka and Archibald DID die in Wetumpka (he is buried in the Old Wetumpka Cemetery). I am trying to link this Griffin family with my direct line of GRIFFINS that settled in Henry Co. AL. SC, I just don't know. On one document (for John Thomas GRIFFIN, son of Dempsey, grandson of Thomas, John T. was county Commissioner five years, Justice of the Peace four years, and elected to the State Legislature in 1919, and served as Mayor of Newville AL), it states his father (Dempsey) was born in SOUTH CAROLINA--? There is debate over that, cause it also says' Thomas was born in SC, family history has always known Thomas (son of General W.) as born c:1803 NC! The names you mention, I don't remember coming across either of those. But this 'brick wall' just keeps getting higher! Wish I could have told you more. Please keep me in mind IF you should run across any GRIFFINS' in your WELCH research. Sorry to have been so 'long', but I keep repeating these names, hoping somebody will recognize them and we can find a link!!! Thanks again Linda At 11:13 AM 9/11/99 -0400, you wrote: >Linda, > Were your WELCHes from SC? Also did you have LENOIR or WESTMORELANDs >connected to your GRIFFIN line from the upstate of SC? > >Elaine Blackman, 20 Briar Patch Road, Camden, SC 29020 >(803) 425-5146 leblackm@bellsouth.net > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Linda Harrison <lharriso@mindspring.com> >Sent: Saturday, September 11, 1999 6:09 AM >Subject: Re:GRIFFIN, Archibald, WELCH, George W. > > >> Pat WELCH, >> By chance are you doing any WELCH research?? The reason I ask, George W. >> WELCH was named one of the administrator, (along with his son Joseph John >> GRIFFIN) in the Will of Archibald GRIFFIN, Coosa Co. Wetumpka, AL. He >> wrote his will in 1837, and died in 1838. He had sons' Hardy, Joesph, >> Bennet S. They all had military rank, Colonel to Lt. Colonel (except for >> Joseph, so far). >> >> My direct line Thomas GRIFFIN and Nancy Stewart moved into Henry Co. AL >> (Lawerencevill area), about 1837. They and their children stayed in this >> area. Thomas' father is my BRICK WALL--General W. GRIFFIN! I am 'thinking' >> there may be a link with this Archibald and General W.--? A, General W. >> GRIFFIN bought land in 1843 very near Wetumpka AL! >> >> This George WELCH, as one of the administrators, should, or would have >been >> a relative (or maybe a lawyer)--? >> >> Any insight, you, or anyone on the list, could supply would be greatly >> appreciated! At this point I am 'grasping' for any links! >> Thanks, >> Linda >> >> >> >> >> > >

Pat WELCH, By chance are you doing any WELCH research?? The reason I ask, George W. WELCH was named one of the administrator, (along with his son Joseph John GRIFFIN) in the Will of Archibald GRIFFIN, Coosa Co. Wetumpka, AL. He wrote his will in 1837, and died in 1838. He had sons' Hardy, Joesph, Bennet S. They all had military rank, Colonel to Lt. Colonel (except for Joseph, so far). My direct line Thomas GRIFFIN and Nancy Stewart moved into Henry Co. AL (Lawerencevill area), about 1837. They and their children stayed in this area. Thomas' father is my BRICK WALL--General W. GRIFFIN! I am 'thinking' there may be a link with this Archibald and General W.--? A, General W. GRIFFIN bought land in 1843 very near Wetumpka AL! This George WELCH, as one of the administrators, should, or would have been a relative (or maybe a lawyer)--? Any insight, you, or anyone on the list, could supply would be greatly appreciated! At this point I am 'grasping' for any links! Thanks, Linda

Is anyone on this list researching the family of Ransom Covington the son of Marshall Covington. My fourthgreatgrandfather Thomas Covington Jr. was Ransom's first cousin. Thomas's father Thomas Sr. and Ransom's father Marshall were brothers. Thomas Sr died in 1815, and Thomas Jr. and his two siblings Tilda and Seaborn were raised by Marshall. My email address is LeBateman@NetZero.Net. my snail mail address is Jacob L. Bateman III 3870 Strathmore Drive Montgomery Alabama 36116-4614. If anyone is doing research on this family please contact me. Thank you Le

Sorry--it is Martha Watson (not Margaret) that married Solomon Hutto. Pat Maxfly9737@aol.com wrote: > > Pat, > Do you have the information off of the 1850Census of Henry county Al.?He is > listed. > Ray Hutto

Ray, Yes, I have the 1850 information. Some of the Madden children of Michael married into my Solomon Hutto and Margaret Watson Hutto family in Henry Co. How are you related to us? Pat Welch Maxfly9737@aol.com wrote: > > Pat, > Do you have the information off of the 1850Census of Henry county Al.?He is > listed. > Ray Hutto

Sharon. I'm searching for information on the Keels Family, James Monroe Keels b: 22 Jan 1861 in Al. Married Elizabeth ? in Henry Co. Al. 1885. Father was born in S.C., this came from the 1900 census Trinity Co. TX. Thanks in Advance! Sam Keels skeels1032@aol.com

Pat, Do you have the information off of the 1850Census of Henry county Al.?He is listed. Ray Hutto

I'm searching for any information on James Henry White, born: August 24, 1875 and died December 15, 1942 married Mary Mahaley Kirkland born November 3, 1882 and died July 5, 1932 Also I would like information on Lively Ann White born March 10,1851 and Died September 18, 1930. These people are ancestor's of mine but I'm not sure of the connection. Thank You, Pat Cannon Sharon wrote: > Hello > Several people emailed me about requests to lookup in the Heritage Books of > Henry County. Those who sent me the emails with requests, could you please > email me back with your request, I have lost them all. Also please bare > with me with lookups, as I don't mind, but don't have much time during the > week days to get it done. Thanks > Sharon > sharon@planetc.com

Sharon, Do you have MADDEN families listed. The one I know of is Michael Madden b. abt 1806 Ireland. He was there 1840-50. They had several children but wifes name unknown. Pat Welch St. Louis

Sharon, Looking for any information on the Keels Family. James Monroe Keels was my Great Grandfather and was B; 22 Jan 1861 in Al. His father was born in S.C.. Married in 1885 Henry Co. Al to Elizabeth? Some say there was an Indian princess. I have ran into a wall, there is no death cert. and all family members at that time have past away. Thanks in advance Sam Keels skeels1032@aol.com

Gene, I found William Lolly in the 1830 census in Henry Co. Al.There were 7 males and 2 females listed.2 males under 5,4males and 1 female from 5 to 10 and 1 male and 1 female from 30 to 40. They only listed the head of the household back then. Hope this helps. Lew ----- Original Message ----- From: Gene Lollie <lollieg@scti.net> To: <ALHENRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 09, 1999 10:40 AM Subject: Request > Sharon, > > I looking for any information on William Lolley or his son Henry Lolley. William moved to Henry county from North Carolina in the early 1800's. > > Thanks in advance... > > Gene >

Mr. Parnell, Saw your AL-HENRY correspondence with Ray Hutto. I am also researching PARNELL out of Dallas County, AL into pts west. I was wondering if you are connected to this line? My husband is descended from this line: John Parnell Daniel Parnell Daniel Parnell James Calhoun Parnell > TX Henry Daniel Parnell (Hearne, TX) ann Parnell conaway Jerry L. Conaway My husband Anne

Ray, You are an angel! I think this John WEBB may be the son of the Rice WEBB I need. Rice was a Rev. War patriot, and almost certainly married and started his family in NC, so this fellow might the right age to be his son, maybe his eldest one. Every little bit of data helps to straighten out this family! Now I need to see if I can find tax records or something and look at this guy's land and see if it the same or near Rice's....if I can just find RICE! oh how I wish I could turn back time and make sure 1800 - 1850 records were more detailed and had survived until today! Anne

Sharon, I looking for any information on William Lolley or his son Henry Lolley. William moved to Henry county from North Carolina in the early 1800's. Thanks in advance... Gene

Sharon, you are wonderful to do all this lookup. My surnames in Henry County are: Hardy, Hammock, Arrington, Brookins, and Phillips. I would especially like to know if Edwin and Avarilla Brookins are the parents of my great grandfather Ira H. Brookins born 13 Mar 1828. Ira moved to Henry Co., AL from Randolph Co., GA about 1850. Any info would be appreciated. Is there a write-up on any of the above surnames? Thank you, Virginia ___________________________________________________________________ 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.