Searching for Beam's, Newmans and Wood surnames. The Beam's were from around Section, the Newmans around Scottsboro and the Wood's from around Tupelo Pike area. Willing to share what information I have. Ray Beam (Sacramento, Ca)

My family names are Forbes and Franklin. Any info is appreciated.

HEFNER, TAYLOR

Our Jackson County Surnames : Direct : Wilson Coulson /Colston Tipton Green Burgess Others : Wood , Gullatt , Dye , Cunningham , and Henry Danny A & Jo Ann McBride djm@etex.net

Hi: Researching ALLISON, JINKINS/JENKINS, McKENZIE. Imogene Dykeman

CARVER, John b. 1845 Searching for information on John Carver, b. in Bellfonte, AL, d. Luzerne Co. PA 1919. John was sent to PA as a young boy and lived with the Bradley family. Trying to establish a connection. -Mary Jane Boyd

Let's all post our Jackson county surnames and a query to ALJACKSO-L@rootsweb.com - maybe we can help each other find some ancestors and cousins! Carol C-H <cch@netdoor.com> http://www2.netdoor.com/~cch/

Hi, My Jackson County folks are ASHLEY and PRINCE. James and Phoebe Ashley moved to Jackson Co, from SC about 1814. My 2 great great grandfathers, Daniel and Willis were born there in 1815 and 1816 I don't know just where in jackson County they were, but Daniel in later census was in Paint Rock Valley. Then, by 1850, James and Phoebe had moved across the state line into Franklin County, TN (or in one of the changes of the state line, they ended up on the TN side) Willis lived in Franklin Co. In 1880 Daniel and Family moved to Clark Co. AR, some of his children stayed in TN and AL, Some of Willis's children also moved to AR, Hot Springs CO, Willis moved there about 1890. Jesse and Delilah Carter Prince and brother Zachariah and Susannah Prince moved to Jackson Co about 1832, settling in Paint Rock Valley around Estill Fork. In 1860 Jesse and Delilah were in Fannin Co. Ga. and apparently died there before 1870. Zachariah and Susannah moved their family to Hot Springs Co. AR in 1854, and died there, their family moving into OK and other places after 1900. There are still a lot of Jesse and Delilah's descendents left in Paint Rock Valley and Jackson County around Estill Fork. Happy Holidays Ethel Taylor Bandony1@cs.com &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& The mistakes we make in life are not as important as the lessons we draw from them CRISP-L, PRINCE-L, OKKIOWA-L Searching: ASHLEY/CRISP/PRINCE/CARTER/CHERRY/IVY/THETFORD/WARRICK/TENNELL/WATERS http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4231/ Kiowa Co. OK, Kiowa-Comanche-Apache Reservation, Cheyenne-Arapaho Reservation, Civil War In Indian Territory http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/1263/

Hi all, Doing the hubby's family BARNES and PERRY in and around Scottsboro. Joanne Parmley

1840-1900 Richard Smith RBSGEN@aol.com

Am researching STOKES, RAGSDALE, CAGLE, Willis/Isbell They lived in mostly the Larkinsville and Scottsboro townships. Thanks Sherry

Hi I am searching for SUMMERS families. Also went to Franklin co Tn--and Ky, then on to Carroll co AR. Thanks, sandy

Hi, I'm new to the list and have just started working on my husband's Wilkerson and Woosley lines. The E. R. WILKERSON family, 1860 Jackson Co census, was: E. R. Wilkerson 51 b NC Jane 37 b TN John 16 b AL Sam'l 14 b AL Columbus 3 b AL Margaret 10/12 b AL (my husband's gggrandm) Elizabeth Cowhorn 58 b TN (probably Jane's mother and name probably Caughron) Margaret married Elijah WOOSLEY (he was in his 70's and she was his 2nd or 3rd wife). Although they were married and lived in Marshall County, I think Elijah is connected to the WOOSLEYs in Jackson Co., and I think his father is probably Thomas Woosley who is living next to him in the 1860 Marshall Co census. Is anyone out there working on these lines? Mary Jane Powell

In a message dated 12/3/99 5:43:40 PM Central Standard Time, Bandony1@cs.com writes: << Subj: Re: Migration Route Date: 12/3/99 5:43:40 PM Central Standard Time From: Bandony1@cs.com To: ALJACKSO-L@rootsweb.com Don't know if this will help you any, but my 3xgreat grandfather and family rafted down the French Broad in NC to the Tennessee and then down into Jackson County. One route anyway. Don't know how they would from VA, except maybe overland, then rafting. Just a thought. Ethel Taylor >> I SURMISE THAT MY GUNTERS (GROUP OF BROTHERS) DID THE SAME THING. THEY WERE ALL IN BURKE-BUNCOMBE CO., NC 1790 & SHORTLY AFTER 1800 WERE IN WARREN CO., TN SHOWING ON 1812 TAX LIST WARREN. WHILE IN BUNCOMBE, MY ANCESTORY AUGUSTUS GUNTER (B. 1760-70), WAS LIVING ON THE FRENCH BROAD RIVER. AFTER THEY GOT TO TN, BY ABOUT 1818, THEY'D REMOVED AGAIN TO MARION CO., TN AND LIVED ON THE TN RIVER. AGAIN, 1825 WENT INTO JACKSON CO., AL - STILL LIVING ON TN RIVER. AUGUSTUS GUNTER'S SON, THOMAS GUNTER, M. POLLY, DAU. OF WM. MOORE, WHO'D RAFTED DOWN THE FRENCH BROAD RIVER TO THE TN AND ON INTO MARION CO., TN....MUCH THE SAME STORY. KAY G. KLWRAGEG@aol.com

If my ancestor left Va. in 1852 and was in Jackson co Al in 1852, does anyone know what was the migration route to tie these two together. I am asking what route ran from Va. through Jackson. I thought I might find a route that was traveled to decide what part of Va. he came from.

Don't know if this will help you any, but my 3xgreat grandfather and family rafted down the French Broad in NC to the Tennessee and then down into Jackson County. One route anyway. Don't know how they would from VA, except maybe overland, then rafting. Just a thought. Ethel Taylor The mistakes we make in life are not as important as the lessons we draw from them CRISP-L, PRINCE-L, OKKIOWA-L Searching: ASHLEY/CRISP/PRINCE/CARTER/CHERRY/IVY/THETFORD/WARRICK/TENNELL/WATERS http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4231/ Kiowa Co. OK, Kiowa-Comanche-Apache Reservation, Cheyenne-Arapaho Reservation, Civil War In Indian Territory http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/1263/

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Hi, Was wondering if anyone on the list has information regarding the INGLIS surname in Jackson Co. S. B. INGLIS m. Talitha MORRIS 6 Mar 1881, Jackson Co., AL. Seeking information on two of their children: Ida and James. Note: The name Talitha appears as Tabitha but according to her grandson with whom I spoke with a couple of weeks ago her name was Talitha. Pamella Liles Merritt PLMERRITT@pell.net

Patti If they were in the original companies that left Alabama in 1861 they would have been from the counties as follows. Later in the war as they recruited and filled as needed. On the Skipper's, have you corresponded with Charlie Skipper? Company "A", Columbia Blues or Henry Blues [previously, Company "K"] (Henry): Thomas J. Smith (resigned, 13 September 61); Thomas H. Bell (KIA, Seven Pines); A. F. Powers (retired, 29 April 64) Company "B", Henry Grays [previously, Company "A"] (Henry): Alexander C. Gordon (resigned, 21 November 61); James Newell Lightfoot (promoted); Isaac F. Culver (wounded, Boonsboro; promoted); Ervin M. Price (resigned, 21 Oct 62); Thomas Reese Lightfoot (KIA, Winchester); Sidney A. Willcoxon; Reuben A. Atkinson Company "C", Opelika Volunteers [previously, Company "H"] (Russell): James Fleming Waddell (until reorganization); Augustus S. Flournoy (KIA, Seven Pines); Rinaldo M. Greene (wounded, The Wilderness, Winchester) Company "D", Raccoon Roughs [previously, Company "I"] (Jackson): William L. Gordon (until reorganization); Augustus Manly Gordon (wounded, Seven Pines; promoted); Joseph H. Russell (retired, 24 November 63) Company "E", Independent Rifles [subsequently, Company "D"] (Montgomery): Gabriel B. DuVal (resigned, 16 December 61); Milton L. Kirkpatrick (until reorganization); James Mathew Fox (KIA, Seven Pines); Ephraim M. Gorse (died in service, 17 June 63); John W. Burton (wounded, Gettysburg, and captured); Watt A. Waller Company "F", Russell Volunteers [previously, Company "J"] (Russell): Walter H. Weems (until reorganization); Robert R. Barnett; George W. Hooper (promoted); Nathaniel S. Black (resigned, 16 March 65 Company "G", Autauga Rifles [previously, Company "L"] (Autauga): Thomas A. Davis (appointed surgeon); William F. Davis (resigned, 26 February 62); Green Hill Thompson Company "H", Montgomery Greys [previously, Company "G"] (Montgomery): Samuel G. Hardaway (until reorganization); John B. McCarty (KIA, Seven Pines); John Lawler (resigned, 18 April 63); Thomas C. Slattery (retired, 24 April 64); James J. Kane Company "I" [previously, Company "C"] (Wilcox): George Lynch (until reorganization); Joshua A. Kimbrough (KIA, 19 September 62); John B. Deloach (resigned, 11 January 64); James L. Fisher (resigned, 16 March 63) Company "J" - No Company by this letter after re-organization. By Executive order  the Company letter "J" was not used to prevent confusion with Company letter "I". Company "K" [previously, Company "F"] (Jackson): William T. Gunter (until reorganization; promoted to Major, 1st Alabama Infantry Battalion); William B. Hunt (wounded, Seven Pines, Gettysburg; KIA, Cedar Creek, 19 October 64); Isaac Franklin Culver (promoted) Company "L", Sam Rice Guards [previously, Company "B"] (Macon): John M. Kennedy (until reorganization); William L. Rowe (wounded, Winchester) Company "M", Hayneville Guard [subsequently, Company "E"] (Lowndes): James J. Willingham (promoted); Milledge L. Bowie (wounded, Sharpsburg, Spotsylvania; retired); Daniel W. Johnson (transferred to Company "K", 5th Alabama) -----Original Message----- From: PattiJean3@aol.com [mailto:PattiJean3@aol.com] Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 6:33 PM To: jamesdallen@worldnet.att.net Subject: 6th AL Infantry I found the following: John M. Parker Private, Company H. William A. Parker, Private Co K. William J. Parker, Sergeant, Co D. James W. Skipper Private Co F. John W. Skipper, Private Co F surrendered at Appomattox I found these names while researching my Parker kin but I know nothing about them if they are related or not. They should be if they came from Henry County, AL. Pat