Looking for the parents of Albert Mancil from Alabama that married Minnie Ola Kirkland b. 1879 - D. 1966. Both are buried at Ceder Creek Cemetery, Castleberry, Al. Children: Amy, Catherine, Alberta, Issie lee, Ola, Nanette. Looking for spouses and any other relatives to these Mancils. Would like to also find birth & death dates for above Mancil children. Looking for the mother to Minnie Ola Kirkland.. Her father Rev. M. A. Kirkland 1854-1936 married a Nan____________?I do have her dates of 1859-1952. Looking for any of Minnies siblings and relatives. Lorie Harrell QSCV@twave.net

Looking for the parents of Mary Caroline Tippins who married another Joshua Hammac b. 1863 - d. 1933, Brewton, Alabama Trying to find siblings and relatives of Mary. Would like to know her birth, death and where buried. Lorie Harrell QSCV@twave.net

I am looking for a Joshua Hammac III b. 1805 - d. 1890, GA to Al. Married to a Amanda________? b. 1812 in Alabama - d. 1880. May have had a child named Robert Nepoleon Trawick. Questions??Was she a Trawick and if so I need her maiden name. Joshua we know married more than once to a Nancy Burrows, I have posted them before!! All these folks are form Brewton Alabama. Lorie Harrell QSCV@twave.net

I am looking for the family of Mollie JOHNSON who married James Edward OATES in 1902. Is there anyone doing research on this family. I believe they were married in either the Union Community or Abbeville. His children are buried in the New Zion Cemetery of Union, but he is buried in Abbeville Alabama. If ther is anyone doing research on this family please contact me email me at LeBateman@NetZero.Net . Or write me Jacob L. Bateman III 3870 Strathmore Drive Montgomery Alabama 36116-4614. Thank you Le 0 Thank you Le

I would like to correspond with anyone researching the Guilford family in Henry County, Alabama. John Guilford is listed in the 1850 census as 46 years old and indicates he was born in Georgia. Thank you..Roger Guilford

I would like to correspond with anyone researching the Thorpe family. Elizabeth Ann Thorpe married Robert Hart 10/31/1855 in Henry County. She was in Clarke Co. AL by 1857 and died there in 1917. Any help will be appreciated. John Nelson

Robert Hart was living in Henry Co. in 1850 and 1855. He died in Clarke Co. AL in 1857. On the 1850 Henry Co. Census, Southern Dist. Hart, Robert 32 m GA Sarah 32 f SC William A. 12 m AL Rebecca 10 f AL Thomas 7 m AL John W. 5 m AL Cornelius B. 3 m AL Malenda 6/12 f AL The above children were listed as heirs in Robert's estate. Some residing in Henry Co. Widow listed as Elizabeth Ann Hart. Any help will be appreciated. John Nelson

A contributor queried me regarding the Heritage Publications. In the spirit of perhaps spurring some input to the Henry County Webpage, I wanted to publish my response to the suggestion that a link to the Heritage Publication website be added: Jeffrey Responded: I wanted to respond to your e-mail so you didn't think I was ignoring you. I also want everyone to understand that I'm very open to suggestions and have implemented a great number into the Henry County webpage to always try to make it better. However, I historically have not put notices regarding commercial enterprises on the webpage. The Heritage publishings are exactly that. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for anything publishable if it helps a genealogist tie into new information. But the Henry County webpage has several queries, and primary source boards, as well has a biography board. Heritage is basically collecting "bios" and publishing them. If everyone contributing to this project would also contribute the information to the webpage, then the information would be available to ANYONE for free!! Consequently, I won't add any notice regarding this publication to the webpage. I hope you'll respect my intentions in this matter. Jeffrey

Jeffrey, I respect not putting information from "commercial" companies on this site; but, I would appreciate knowing when individuals publish something on their family lines. Can this type information be put up if YOU know it is just an "individual"? Also, can you put up genealogy books for sale for this area, e.g.--if I am through with some book from Henry County area and to not wish to keep it, can I post a "for sale" to this site??? Ceya At 04:01 PM 7/3/99 -0500, Jeffrey L. Palmer wrote: >A contributor queried me regarding the Heritage Publications. In the >spirit of perhaps spurring some input to the Henry County Webpage, I >wanted to publish my response to the suggestion that a link to the >Heritage Publication website be added: > >Jeffrey Responded: > >I wanted to respond to your e-mail so you didn't think I was ignoring >you. I also want everyone to understand that I'm very open to >suggestions and have implemented a great number into the Henry County >webpage to always try to make it better. > >However, I historically have not put notices regarding commercial >enterprises on the webpage. The Heritage publishings are exactly that. >Don't get me wrong, I'm all for anything publishable if it helps a >genealogist tie into new information. But the Henry County webpage has >several queries, and primary source boards, as well has a biography >board. Heritage is basically collecting "bios" and publishing them. If >everyone contributing to this project would also contribute the >information to the webpage, then the information would be available to >ANYONE for free!! > >Consequently, I won't add any notice regarding this publication to the >webpage. I hope you'll respect my intentions in this matter. > >Jeffrey > > >

Dear Cemetery Researchers, I am writing to give you an update on our work regarding The Historical Atlas of Alabama, Volume II: Cemetery Locations by County. Allow me to first thank everyone who has contributed to the project thus far. I apologize for not being able to personally respond to every submission. We have received hundreds of submissions so far and it would not be humanly possible to respond to each contributor. While our work is not complete, the end for this edition is in sight. Some people have asked if it is too late to submit information. This is an ongoing project and as such we welcome submissions at any time. While your information may not find its way into this edition, it will be included in future editions of the Atlas. Once the Atlas becomes circulated publicly, we fully anticipate new submissions and corrections. We consider this edition to be the beginning, rather than the end, of the cemetery atlas project. We have kept track of snail mail and email addresses and will make you aware of the availability of the completed book. Publication is still several months away. Once again, my thanks. Regards, Craig Remington Director, Cartographic Research Laboratory University of Alabama cartlab@bama.ua.edu

Looking for information on a Lenoir Hardy family who owned land in Henry Co., AL. Lenoir was born March 1, 1829 and died Nov. 20, 1885 and is buried in Buffalo, Leon County, Texas. There is family tradition which states Lenoir was raised by John and Rhody Hardy who lived in Henry County. Thanks, 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.

Verna Brice of Texas sent me a photo that she believes may be in the Henry or Barbour County area. It looks pretty old. Are there any out there that think they may be able to identify it? Let me know. In viewing the picture, I started wondering if there are others out there that might have pictures of landmarks and the geography of Henry County. If so, would they share with the group and could we put them up on the Henry County webpage for all to see? I personally am very visual and it helps me so much to see an environment where my ancestors may have walked, worked, and visited. Jeffrey

Looking for an Edmonson researcher for Henry County. Nina Florida/USA

My greatgrandmother Oates was born Mamie Elizabeth Soloman d.b.11/jan/1883 m: Walter Bragg Oates 1/Feb/1903 in Headland Ala. SHe died 11/Apr/1969. She was the daughter of John Thomas Soloman and Laura Emma Price who had eight children. Eva Price d.b.17/Aug/1880 m: Edwin T. Carroll 1903. d.d.17/Aug/1987. They had five children George Soloman Carroll, Marie, Wille Kittye, Edwin T. Carroll II, and Janice all born in Waycross Georgia. Mamie Oates who had nine children. Emmett C. 1885-1975, Ralph S., Emma Kate, William died 1896 the year he was born, Robert E., Corine. I have information on Mamie, but I need information on the rest of her siblings. If there is anyone doing research on this family please contact me, email me at LBate18495@Aol.com or write me Jacob L. Bateman III 3870 Strathmore Drive Montgomery Alabama 36116-4614. Thank you Le.

Newtopia was a Post Office in the vicinity of Ariton in Dale County, Alabama. Jeffrey MillersX6@aol.com wrote: > > Help trying to locate the where abouts of the township NEWTOPIA in Ala. > Philip Renfroe was suppose to be from that area.Heard it might be a part of > Henry Co. Thanks

Help trying to locate the where abouts of the township NEWTOPIA in Ala. Philip Renfroe was suppose to be from that area.Heard it might be a part of Henry Co. Thanks

Looking for a family group for Thomas Jerold Edmonson, b. 1842. Edmonson could have variant spelling, i.e. Edmondson, Edmundson, etc. Any help would greatly appreciated. Nina Florida/USA

White, Vann, Hobby, Ellis, Grant, Piltry/Pilfry, and others, dates from 1809 to 1950's, willing to exchange info.. Thanks, Barry White......

C.M. GOLDEN married Lucy HUNTER 12/23/1897 Caleb GOLDEN married Melinda WRIGHT 7/29/1858 Hamilton GOLDEN married Nancy MOATS 11/29/1849 Jesse GOLDEN married Cassie HOLLAND 1/18/1894 John GOLDEN married Mrs. Mary Ann WOODHAM 2/22/1858 John GOLDEN (col) married Disa MOORE (col) 12/27/1883 King GOLDEN married Sarah VICKERS 7/23/1850 King D. GOLDEN married F.A. HENLY 8/23/1874 Lee GOLDEN married Dosia BRACKEN 12/8/1898 R.R. GOLDEN married Lacy Ann HUNT 7/8/1850 Seth A. GOLDEN married Sarah WRIGHT 8/15/1850 Will GOLDEN married Rosy DAVIS no date Dock GOLDON married Sarah JOHNSON 11/8/1890 Email me for book # and page or for female Goldens Teri Golden

I don't know how many of you have had an opportunity to check out the land mapping project on the Henry County ALGenWeb page, but hopefully a fair number of you. I don't normally do this, but I have been so busy lately, I have not had the time to commit to the project to get it up completed within a reasonable time frame. If ANY of you would be interested in helping even a little, I would appreciate it. It is work you can do from your computer by sending requests to the Bureau of Land Management and recording the information, then feeding it back to me so that I can create the webpages. If any of you would be interested, I'll be happy to send you further info. By my estimation, and based on the speed of your computer and internet traffic, it takes about 30 minutes to map a quadrant of the county. Jeffrey