This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YS.2ADI/1181.1185.1192.1192.3 Message Board Post: Cindy and Steve, do either of you have any documentation that links Robert Cureton to parents? Robert is supposedly the second husband of Millie Jackson. I am fairly certain that he died during the Civil War.

I am interested in the Flowers family below. Can anyone fill me in? Cal ----- Original Message ----- From: <jselliott37@yahoo.com> To: <ALHENRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2006 11:38 AM Subject: Re: [ALHENRY] Edward F. (Edd) Beard burial site > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Griffith, Flowers, Carter, Douglas > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/1183.2.1.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Dee, > > Thank you for the clarification! Is Griffith Flowers any relation to > Amanda Griffith who married 1) George Carter who died in the WBTS and 2) > married William Flowers? They had one son John Flowers who is said to > have died in the typhoid epidemic in the area in 1889. I have seen the > grave of Griffith Flowers and wondered if it was coincidence or if there > was a connection. Your learned input will be appreciated! > > Also, the first church in Camp Springs was the Post Oak Missionary Baptist > Church established in 1849. The original church house is believed to have > set not far from the Flowers plot in the older section of the cemetery. > The church was at the halfway point between the antebellum towns of > Abbeville and Columbia. It took two days to make this journey circa 1849, > so travelers would stop at a fresh water stream just about 200 yards north > of Post Oak Church. This stream became known as “The Camp Spring.” On > June 17, 1854, the Post Oak Church changed its name to ‘The Camp Spring > Church”, with the “s” being added to Spring through the last 157 years. > According to church records, Elder S. M. Douglas was the moderator and > preacher during this name-changing meeting. Is he one of the Douglas > family you mentioned? If so, I would like to know more about him as well. > Many thanks!!! > > Steve > “Historian” of Halesburg/Camp Springs Communities > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ALHENRY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I don't have the posting of the article to reference, but I believe the county referenced was Kershaw County. The newspaper may have made a mistake on the state. If the county referenced in the article was Kershaw it is a county in South Carolina rather than North Carolina. Just tryin' to help here, not intrude. ----- Original Message ----- From: <ApalacheeB@aol.com> To: <alhenry@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 10:46 PM Subject: Re: [ALHENRY] Source for Elias Parish/Parrish > > In a message dated 9/18/2006 9:16:44 P.M. Central Standard Time, > gnw@rose.net writes: > > My memory works at it's own accord. But, I finally remembered it. My > source > for Elias being born in NC. > > > > > Well, this is really going make me do some backtracking. Thanks for the > article. Do you think it possible that Elias' wife Malinda was married > twice? > I have her as the wife of Roger Parrish too. Roger had 4 wives we think > (still documenting this). Do you by chance have the names of the other > children > of Elias and Malinda? I may be deleting a lot of names out of my data > base. > Ann Robbins > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ALHENRY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Griffith, Flowers, Carter, Douglas Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/1183.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Dee, Thank you for the clarification! Is Griffith Flowers any relation to Amanda Griffith who married 1) George Carter who died in the WBTS and 2) married William Flowers? They had one son John Flowers who is said to have died in the typhoid epidemic in the area in 1889. I have seen the grave of Griffith Flowers and wondered if it was coincidence or if there was a connection. Your learned input will be appreciated! Also, the first church in Camp Springs was the Post Oak Missionary Baptist Church established in 1849. The original church house is believed to have set not far from the Flowers plot in the older section of the cemetery. The church was at the halfway point between the antebellum towns of Abbeville and Columbia. It took two days to make this journey circa 1849, so travelers would stop at a fresh water stream just about 200 yards north of Post Oak Church. This stream became known as “The Camp Spring.” On June 17, 1854, the Post Oak Church changed its name to ‘The Camp Spring Church”, with the “s” being added to Spring through the last 157 years. According to church records, Elder S. M. Douglas was the moderator and preacher during this name-changing meeting. Is he one of the Douglas family you mentioned? If so, I would like to know more about him as well. Many thanks!!! Steve “Historian” of Halesburg/Camp Springs Communities

Robin, that is my problem, I started out on this board asking about Elias. I have no info on him except that he had a wife Jane. Zachariah, his son was as far back as I had gotten and I didn't even have other children. Sorry I don't have more. If I discover anything I will be g;ad share it. I am still looking.......Winnette ----- Original Message ----- From: <ApalacheeB@aol.com> To: <alhenry@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 11:46 PM Subject: Re: [ALHENRY] Source for Elias Parish/Parrish > > In a message dated 9/18/2006 9:16:44 P.M. Central Standard Time, > gnw@rose.net writes: > > My memory works at it's own accord. But, I finally remembered it. My source > for Elias being born in NC. > > > > > Well, this is really going make me do some backtracking. Thanks for the > article. Do you think it possible that Elias' wife Malinda was married twice? > I have her as the wife of Roger Parrish too. Roger had 4 wives we think > (still documenting this). Do you by chance have the names of the other children > of Elias and Malinda? I may be deleting a lot of names out of my data base. > Ann Robbins > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALHENRY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hey Lannie! Thank you for your response! I wasn't necessarily referring to the post regarding credit for research. It was a number of issues that occurred in other threads, with other people, as well. It seemed as if everyone was getting "snippy" with one another. I probably should have kept my mouth shut, but I was just tired of the negative exchanges that were going on. I don't care what my ancestors did either. I just want to know from where I came! Anything that I discover, I will gladly share with anyone. I know how difficult it can be to "dig up" someone. Hopefully, I will make it easier on future researchers by the work I have done! Thanks again for your response, Lannie! Shannon ----- Original Message ----- From: Lannie Walker <lannie1@swbell.net> Date: Sunday, September 17, 2006 8:51 pm Subject: Re: [ALHENRY] Can't We All Just Get Along?? To: alhenry@rootsweb.com > There is something of value in reading the thoughts of others > engaged in > ancestor research. I have > learned a lot reading the disagreements as well as the > agreements. It > has helped me forge my > overall operating philosophy about the entire field. I have > learned > there are folks who are into > this exercise simply to find a rich or famous ancestor whose fame > that > they can be reflected in. > I have seen people who were seeking only to find if they were > illegitimate offsprings of royalty. > I have seen many recently who are into genealogy for strictly > pecuniary > reasons, To make money. > Genealogy means different things to different people. Knowing all > of > these things has helped me to > define my my interest in genealogy. First, I don't care what the > stations of my ancestors were, I just > want to know who they were; their names and where they came from, > and > where they went. Any > research or effort that I put into it is to satisfy me curiosity > and > when I find something new I want > to share it with the whole world, and for free and with no > copyright or > intellectual property labels. > If I compiled a book, of course I would try to at least be repaid > for > the expenses of publishing it. > I have purchased a number of books written on my family lines > which I value. > However, as one relative who wrote a book on one of my family > lines, > after she sold all of her > books, she didn't care who copied the contents. And, of course, > republishing the book, or > any parts without giving credit would be immoral. I saw a post by > one > researcher who threatened > to sue anyone who downloaded a picture that he posted and then > reposted > it somewhere else. > He obviously gives copyrights more value than they really have in > genealogy. Why? What could > an infringement mean in that case? No one claimed to have been the > one > to have taken the photo > and what self respecting attorney would represent a person trying > to sue > someone else over one > picture. Anyway, if I post a picture on mye website, all are > encouraged > to use it to their heart's > content. This is not to say that data should ever be disseminated > as > being verified when it hasn't been. > When I first became interested I was guilty of wanting to believe > everything that I saw that I paid no > or little attention to the accuracy of the information. I regret > that > but I do not advertise anything as > verified data unless I give sources. I didn't mean to get so > verbose but > I did want to add my thoughts to > this exchange. > > > Lannie Walker > > > www.lanniewalker.com > Researching: Scott, Walker, Kirkland, Dorman, Beard, McCown > > giving credit > > shannona@triad.rr.com wrote: > > >This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > > >Classification: Query > > > >Message Board URL: > > > >http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YS.2ADI/3098 > > > >Message Board Post: > > > >I have always enjoyed researching my family history on this Henry > County message board. It has been a such a great resource and it > has been a joy to find distant cousins! However, recently, it > seems to have become a media utilized for public disagreements. I > have been afraid to post anything for fear of negative responses! > I feel that if you have a problem with someone, rather than > posting it publicly, please email them directly and not discuss it > in this forum. I would rather not read arguments between others, > as I feel this should be a private matter. Let's please all get > along and be amicable with one another! I do apologize if this > upsets anyone...I honestly don't mean to do so. Let's just please > be nice to one another - we're all trying our best to do the same > thing - research! > > > > > > > > > >------------------------------- > >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALHENRY- > request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ALHENRY- > request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YS.2ADI/3096.1.2.1 Message Board Post: Hey Cousin!!! :-) I'm still trying to figure this out! I have had the hardest time researching the Wards! Please help me sort this out, if you can! Joseph Ward (b.1824, d.1860 of typhoid fever in Henry County). He married Sarah "Sallie" Davis (b.1827, d. 1894) on November 14, 1849. Their children were the following: Amanda Ward (b. 1850) - she married William J. Hutto James R. Ward (b.1853) - he married Frances ? Joseph M. Ward (b. 12 Jun 1857, d. 8 Dec 1929) - he married Mary Elizabeth Clenney (b.10 Oct 1870, d. 23 Jan 1935) on December 21, 1890. ***************************** James R. Ward and Frances had the following children: Daniel W. Ward (b. 1903) James R. Ward, Jr. (b. 1905) Alice L. Ward (b. 1909) *************************************************** Joseph M. Ward and Mary Elizabeth Clenney had the following children: Samuel Joseph Ward (b.1895) James William Ward (b. 1898, d. 1920) David Hickman Ward (b. 1900, d. 1963) Grady Hall Ward (b. 1903) Jesse Thomas Ward (b. 1905) Lillie Dorene Ward (b. 1907) Sallie May Ward (b. 1909) Nellie Ward (b. 1911) ********************************************* I am confused over the Joseph "M." and Joseph "R."!! Let's try to match all these up!! Help!! :-) Shannon

In a message dated 9/18/2006 9:16:44 P.M. Central Standard Time, gnw@rose.net writes: My memory works at it's own accord. But, I finally remembered it. My source for Elias being born in NC. Well, this is really going make me do some backtracking. Thanks for the article. Do you think it possible that Elias' wife Malinda was married twice? I have her as the wife of Roger Parrish too. Roger had 4 wives we think (still documenting this). Do you by chance have the names of the other children of Elias and Malinda? I may be deleting a lot of names out of my data base. Ann Robbins

In a message dated 9/17/2006 9:00:30 P.M. Central Standard Time, smcallister2360@charter.net writes: Do any of you researchers for Ward and Kirkland find a James Benjamin "Jim Bear" Ward (abt 1796 - 1862)and his wife Mary Elizabeth English Ward (abt 1798 - 1883). They were full blood Creek Indians and lived in what is now Eastern Geneva County, AL. I would like to know the story on this couple. Their granddaughter, Bessie Davis married my grandfather, Jonah Hugh McAllister. Anyone have this line? Thanks so much for your anticipated reply. S. Maurice McAllister I have this couple in my files. Not much information on them and not sure where I got it. For what its worth (still needs documenting)" James B. Ward born about 1796 married Elizabeth English (my information which may not be correct says he was listed as half Creek Indian (not sure where listed) and Elizabeth English was listed as full Creek Indian. ) I have one son John Jackson Ward born about 1844 he married Susan Wynn born 1825 Georgia. John Jackson and Susan had 15 children (I don't have those names) They did have Franklin "Frank" Jones-Jackson Ward (not sure about his middle name) born Sept 15, 1855 died Jan 11, 1947 married in 1890 Mary Elizabeth Hughes born July 2, 1869 in Eunola, Geneva County, AL died May 16, 1940 Eunola, AL daughter of Jefferson Hughes (1848-1911) and Elizabeth Davis (1847-1911) Frank and Mary Elizabeth had 5 children that I know of: Shelley Alto Ward born Feb 3, 1896 died June 11, 1972 (have a little more on Shelley) Frank H. Ward born 1891 Clyde J. Ward born Sept 1892 Bessie M. Ward born May 1894 Flarrie E. Ward born Dec 1898 Franklin "Frank" Ward was the tax collector for Hartford, Geneva County, AL at sometime and is buried with his wife in Eunola Cemetery. Hope this helps. Ann Robbins

In a message dated 9/17/2006 5:31:02 P.M. Central Standard Time, shannona@triad.rr.com writes: I am very interested in the Parrish line! Could you tell me about the 26 graves you mentioned in the Piney Grove Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery? I would appreciate any information you could provide! I would like to know those names also. Ann Robbins

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cureton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/1181.1185.1192.1192.2 Message Board Post: Would appreciate any information you could share on Seaborn Cureton, i.e., parents, wife, siblings, and children. I am seeking this information for one of his elderly descendants. I am not connected to this line, just acting as a resource person. Any information you share will be passed along with YOUR name credit--not mine! Thank you in advance for your help! Steve

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Howard, Flowers, Beard Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/1183.2 Message Board Post: Through the use of dowser rods (divin' rods) in 2000, an unmarked grave was located next to that of Charlotte Flowers Howard Beard in the older section of the Camp Springs Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery. This is one of nearly 100 unmarked graves found in this cemetery established circa 1849 when the original church, the Post Oak Missionary Baptist Church was established. The name was changed to Camp Spring Church in 1854. The supposed grave of E. F. Beard is on Charlotte's right side. Her tombstone information is: Charlotte Beard--February 13, 1890--abt 60 years old--wife of E. F. Beard. Charlotte Howard married E. F. Beard Janaury 9, 1866. The Howards are an old family in the Camp Springs Community. Would like to know where the name of Flowers became a part of Charlotte's name. There are several Flowers buried nearby to her grave.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cureton, Wood, Bannister, Smith, Murray, Jones Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/3102.1.1 Message Board Post: Gerald, I am interested in the Cureton and Jones families here. Below is raw data from Mrs. Scott's history. Can you sort it out into a more usable form? That is, how exactly does Seaborn Cureton and his daughter Martha Cureton Jones fit into this information collected by "Miss Clyde". Also, any direct information on Ausborn (Osbon) Jones would be greatly appreciated. This information is being gathered for the family of Myer Loeb Murray and will be passed on with your name credit. I am just a resource person--period. They are celebrating the 100th anniversary of his birth on September 23 (he being born on that date in 1906). Steve >From the HISTORY OF HENRY COUNTY, ALABAMA, by Mrs. Marvin Scott, 1961, page 214 (This data is transposed here exactly as it is printed in book): William Cureton, wife Celia Bannister. V his will 1832. after the death of Wm. Cureton, 1832, Celia (Banister) Cureton, daughter of Wm. Bannister m Seaborn Smith, lived to be 108 years old. James Uriah Cureton b 1823;d 1897. Margaret Stokes Cureton b 1833; d 1870. Everett Cureton b 1851; d 1856. Marvin A. Cureton b 1879; d1885. Alex J. Cureton b 1863; d 1890. Purman Cureton b 1866; d 1872. Choice Cureton b 1873; d 1881. Sara Cureton b in Ga., her father b in N. C., her mother in Ga. Sara b in 1816, m December 25, 1834 to Jno. A. Wood. Elizabeth Jane Cureton b 1820; d May 23, 1879; m July 21, 1834 to William H. Wood b November 22, 1817 in N. C.; d March 8, 1884 in Columbia, [Henry County], Ala. Morgan P. Cureton b March 6, 1881; d July 22, 1941. Mary Cureton b October 29, 1883 - living [circa 1961]. J. J. Cureton age 66 in 1880 - wife, Peggy. Seabron Cureton age 55 in 1880 - wife, Sarah. Henry Cureton age 50 in 1880 - wife, Julia. Solomon Cureton, son of Henry and Julia Cureton, b in Alabama 24 years in 1880. James U. Cureton, age 57 in 1880 - wife, Rebecca, age 33 years. he was b in Ga., his parents in Va. - wife's father b in S. C., mother in Ga. Children in home in 1880: Camilla, 14 years; Marvin 1 year.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cureton, Bannister, Callen, Whalen, Rivenbark, Poole, Smith, Stokes, West, Vickers, Twitty, Robins, Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/2295.1.1.1 Message Board Post: >From the HISTORY OF HENRY COUNTY, ALABAMA, by Mrs. Marvin Scott, 1961, page 214 (This data is transposed here exactly as it is printed in book): Sara Cureton b in Ga., her father b in N. C., her mother in Ga. Sara b in 1816, m December 25, 1834 to Jno. A. Wood. Elizabeth Jane Cureton b 1820; d May 23, 1879; m July 21, 1834 to William H. Wood b November 22, 1817 in N. C.; d March 8, 1884 in Columbia, [Henry County], Ala. Other data on the Cureton family by Mrs. Scott: William Cureton, wife Celia Bannister. V his will 1832. After the death of Wm. Cureton, 1832, Celia (Banister) Cureton, daughter of Wm. Bannister m Seaborn Smith, lived to be 108 years old. James Uriah Cureton b 1823;d 1897. Margaret Stokes Cureton b 1833; d 1870. Everett Cureton b 1851; d 1856. Marvin A. Cureton b 1879; d1885. Alex J. Cureton b 1863; d 1890. Purman Cureton b 1866; d 1872. Choice Cureton b 1873; d 1881. Morgan P. Cureton b March 6, 1881; d July 22, 1941. Mary Cureton b October 29, 1883 - living [circa 1961]. J. J. Cureton age 66 in 1880 - wife, Peggy. Seabron Cureton age 55 in 1880 - wife, Sarah. Henry Cureton age 50 in 1880 - wife, Julia. Solomon Cureton, son of Henry and Julia Cureton, b in Alabama 24 years in 1880. James U. Cureton, age 57 in 1880 - wife, Rebecca, age 33 years. he was b in Ga., his parents in Va. - wife's father b in S. C., mother in Ga. Children in home in 1880: Camilla, 14 years; Marvin 1 year. >From Henry County Courthouse: The Henry County Marriage Record Book 1821-1868 states that Elizabeth Jane Cureton and William H. Wood were married on July 22 instead of July 21. >From CEMETERY SURVEY--COLUMBIA, ALABAMA, by Janie E. Wood, 1994: Section E of Cemetery: James William Wood (Grave #001) May 3, 1866 August 21, 1938 Born at Roeville, Henry County, Alabama; Died at Columbia, Houston County, Alabama; Husband of Janie Margaret Robins Wood Janie Margaret Robins Wood (Grave # 002) May 25, 1871 January 1, 1859 Born Lower Peach Tree, Wilcox County, Alabama; Wife of James William Wood Alexander David Wood, II (Grave #003) January 14, 1892 June 7, 1969 Born Lower Peach Tree, Wilcox County, Alabama; Died at Columbia, Alabama; Husband of Betty Poole King Wood; Attorney; Columbia town clerk 1916-1924, town councilman 1940-1944. Betty Poole King Wood (Grave #004) Mary 15, 1891 October 11, 1990 Born Florence, Alabama; Wife of Alexander David Wood, II Henry Charles Craven Wood (Grave #005) May 12, 1844 December 16, 1874 Served in Civil War, C.S.A. Elizabeth J. Wood (Grave #006) January 1, 1820 May 23, 1879 Wife of William H. Wood; Aged 59 years. William H. Wood (Grave #007) b November 22, 1817 d March 8, 1884 Husband of Elizabeth J. Wood; father of A. D. Wood, I; Served in Civil War, C.S.A. Age at death:66years, 3 months & 16 days. Columbia businessman and newspaper publisher/editor. Alabama State Senator: 1859-1866. Alexander David Wood, III (Grave #008) August 2, 1917 May 12, 1933 Son of Alexander D. Wood, II and Betty King Wood Dr. Frank S. Twitty (Grave #9) October 4, 1868 April 3, 1940 Husband of Katherine Wood Twitty; father of Martha Twitty Rivenbark; Columbia physician Katherine Wood Twitty (Grave #10) August 18, 1867 August 1, 1908 Wife of Dr. Frank S. Twitty Little Lida Wood (Grave #011) September 4, 1880 July 26, 1881 Daughter of A. D. and Eliza S. Wood Eliza S. Wood (Grave #012) October 20, 1847 September 28, 1880 Wife of A. D. Wood; Maiden name was West; Mother of James W. Wood Alexander David Wood[I] (Grave #013) August 26, 1839 March 24, 1909 Son of William H. wood; Father of James W. Wood; Served in Civil War, C.S.A. as a Lt., C.S.A., Co. E, 57th Alabama. Diana Mildred Smith Callen (Grave #14) Dr. Thomas A. Callen (Grave #15) Sarah Elizabeth Callen (Grave #16) Wood (baby grave) (Grave #017) October 23, 1884 December 7, 1884 Section Q in Cemetery: James Riley Whalen (Grave #23) February 19, 1860 September 9, 1918 Hettie Wood Whalen (Grave #24) July 10, 1869 February 2, 1942 William Wood Whalen (Grave #25) December 12, 1908 December 12, 1908 Lillian Wood Whalen (Grave #26) October 6, 1901 October 18, 1974 Little Susie E. Wood (Grave #027) December 6, 1885 December 16, 1885 Daughter of W. S. and M. C. Wood Andrew Jefferson Whalen (Grave #28) January 1, 1898 James Riley Whalen, Jr. (Grave #29) January 1, 1906 January 1, 1974 Mary Aileen Whalen Vickers (Grave #30) (No dates in 1994) Note: The Callens and Whalens have been listed because they are buried near Wood family graves and the Whalens have the name "Wood" in their names suggesting some relationship. Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Callen were originally residents of Egypt (later Smithville), Alabama 10 miles north of Columbia on the Old River Road (Henry County Road 47 in 2006) on the Gen. Bartlett and Capt. T. T. Smith Plantation. Steve

I hope this is okay to do on the board. If not, I meant no harm and I apologize in advance. Hattie I received an inquiry from you this AM. I tried to answer but had this message come back so I dont know if your new mail works for me or not. Here it is. Love Ginny The following addresses had delivery problems: hhamiltonnospam@rr.com (of course it did not have the no spam part) Permanent Failure: 550_5.1.1, etc, etc.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: PARKER Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/3103 Message Board Post: I believe this Henry Parker is the father of William Parker next door. Henry was born in North Carolina and William was born in SC. Anyone know where in NC Henry was born. Thanks, Winnette 1860 Census of Abbeville, Henry Co., AL. Page 174? Aug 26 1860 S. W. J. Ellis 1203 1202 Henry Parker age 72 male farmer Val of R. E. 1500 Val. of Per. Estate 2717 born in NC Next to: 1204 1203 Parker William 30 Farmer SC Margaret 24 GA Edward R. 8 AL Green R. 5 AL John W. 2 AL

Yes, Edward R is their son Cal ----- Original Message ----- From: <gnw@rose.net> To: <ALHENRY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 7:33 AM Subject: Re: [ALHENRY] T. Cad Parker > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Parker > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/3099.1.1 > > Message Board Post: > > > Cal, > > Is your Edward R. Parker a son of William and Maggie? > This is the only Edward R. Parker I have so far. I had no > marriage for him. I also have no idea who William's parent are. > > Winnette > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ALHENRY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cureton, Jones, Murray Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/3102 Message Board Post: In search of any information on Lucy Jones Murray, daughter of Ausborn Jones and his wife, Martha Cureton of the Cureton’s Bridge area of Henry County. Martha Cureton Jones was the daughter of Seaborn Cureton. They are buried in the Fellowship (Roeville) Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery. Lucy Jones married George Murray and had one son, Myer (born September 23, 1906), and two daughters. George Murray died in the spring of 1907 when Lucy Jones Murray and her orphaned children went to live with her parents, Ausborn and Martha Cureton Jones. Any information on the Cureton, Jones and Murray family will be greatly appreciated!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Parker Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/3099.1.1 Message Board Post: Cal, Is your Edward R. Parker a son of William and Maggie? This is the only Edward R. Parker I have so far. I had no marriage for him. I also have no idea who William's parent are. Winnette

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: DESHAZO, FALK/FAULK, HALL, JACKSON, MERRITT, MONEY, SASSER, STARLING Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/YS.2ADI/2855.3.1 Message Board Post: Stewart Alexander Money married Jane Jackson who was a sister to my GGGGrandmother Melviney Jackson Faulk. Does anyone have information on their line? I would appreciate any help. Thanks, Ginny