John C. Be(u)rlin (NC 1825-1908) whose son, Wayne Cornelius (TN 1875-1936), married Mary Margaret REDMAN (AL 1876-1938) of Paint Rock. James C. REDMAN (SC 1841- ?) with daughters Julia Ann (AL 1876 - ?) md John P. Bu(e)rlin (TN 1865 - ?), Mary Margaret (above) and son Robert L. (AL 1869-1870). Gay Parrish

I"m looking for info on my grandmother and her parents..her parents were George Washington Thompson and Lyddia McCollough Thompson..they lived in jackson co alabama....anywhere between FACKLER and SCOTTSBORO.. they had several children one being my grandmother who was Nannie Thompson Talley she was born on 1-28-1905 in FACKLER Jackson co alabama.....she married Robinson Crusoe Talley SR then moved to knoxviille tn..where they raised 10 children..my papaw owned his own little grocerie behind his house...my mamaw died of breast cancer in feb/1952..i'll post a list of her brothers and sisters..but as for her parents...i don't know anything more about them..thats why i need your help..if you think you might know of these thompsons..please email me.. George washington and Lyddia Ann McCollough thompsons children were (NOT IN THE ORDER THEY WERE BORN) sINNIE THOMPSON GILLIAM IDAMAE THOMPSON CORBITT12/28/1914-9/10/1985 ANNABELLE THOMPSON GILLIAM9/15/1912-3/8/1985 (MARRIED SINNIES HUSBAND WHEN SHE DIED) PEARL PARADISE THOMPSON ROB THOMPSON JOHN THOMPSON10/4/1896-12/25/1972 ELMER THOMPSON TOM THOMPSON 3/19/1900-1/10/1967 HALL THOMPSON GILBERT THOMPSON 4/2/1884-12/24/1950 I'M ALSO told that great grandma lyddia had to brothers whos names are ben and jess McCollough...any inof on this family would be great..thanks now for the Talley end ..all i know is that my talley side was in alabama too..came from cocke co tn to alabama..when i'm not sure....but the talleys i'm looking for are WILLIAM (BILLY ) TALLEY WIFE WAS SINA CRUMLER TALLEY there children they had plenty..but my grandfather jessey alexander talley was on of them and he married a lucinda ward they had several children whos names i have ..any info on the talley side....and also..i have a 1885 jackson co alabama map..does anyone know why the name TALLEY IS ON THIS MAP..LIKE IT WAS A TOWN OR SOMETHING? anyone wanting to see it please go to http://www.livgenmi.com/jacksonAL.htm well thanks for all the help....Denise ©Ø©Ø©Ø~Denise~ששש

I am trying to find info on the Elijah WADE family. In 1830 Elijah was in Spartanburg SC but his wife and children were in Jackson Co AL. The whole family appear on the 1840 Morgan Co AL census, in the 6th Regiment area. This portion of Morgan Co (twp 6, 7,8) became part of Marshall Co on 12-5-1840. Elijah and his family were also on the 1850 and 1860 Marshall Co AL census. Elijah WADE m. Rebecca HAMES on 12-30-1823 in Hall Co GA. Rebecca was b. abt. 1802 SC and was the dau. of John HAMES and Charity JASPER. I think Elijah and Rebecca lived in GA from 1823 to 1825 (prob. Hall Co.) Known children of my Elijah WADE were: 1. Elizabeth WADE b. abt. 1825 GA, m. Nicholas BLAKE in Marshall Co in 1842 2. Unknown son b. bet. 1826 and 1830 3. Margaret WADE b. abt. 1827 AL, m. John BLAKE in Marshall Co in 1842 4. Nancy Caroline WADE b. abt. 1830, m. Jesse MATHIS in Marshall Co in 1847 5. Martha Ann WADE b. abt. 1833 SC, m. Claiborn C. WATERS in Marshall Co in 1854 6. William WADE (my gg-grandfather) b. abt. 1834 AL, m. Catharine CRAIG in Marshall Co in 1855 7. Unknown son b. bet. 1836 and 1840 8. Elijah WADE Jr and Elisha WADE (twins) b. abt. 1842 AL, Elijah Jr. m. Eliza BLAKE in Marshall Co in 1862 I am really interested in finding the parents of Elijah WADE. The last I can find of William WADE and his wife Catharine CRAIG is the 1860 Marshall Co census. Their son James appears on the 1870 Marshall Co census with his grandmother Nancy CRAIG. Any help finding William or Catharine would be very appreciated. Thank you for any help you may provide. Eldon Researching surnames: Blake (KY,AL), Craig (SC,TN,AL), Hames (SC,GA,AL), Mathis (GA,TN, AL), Jacques Jaquish Jaques (TN,AL), Johnson (AL), Wade (SC,GA,AL), Waters (GA,AL)

William, Thomas and sister Elizabeth SMART in Jackson County from 1803 until the 1840s. From there to Arkansas in the 1840s. Who were their parents and where was this family previous to being in Jackson County, Alabama? Thanks, David

Whitfields from 1865 to 1895 in Jackson County. Thanks Judy

I am especially interested in any of the above, Willis, Cameron, and Parks all from Jackson County, Stevenson. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I have hit a real brick wall on Cam Wilis September 13, 1883. Thank you so much. Mary Drew marytom482@aol.com

Listmembers, I declare March 4-10, 2001 as Surname Sharing Time. During this time everyone is encouraged to post their surname queries. There are a few rules, please read them carefully before posting: 1) Surnames MUST be in the subject line. Please don't use "sharing", "my surnames", and other useless phrases. People are more likely to read your message if you put the surnames in the subject line. 2) No more than 3 surnames per message, but you can post as many messages as you like (well provided, you don't send 1,000 messages!). 3) Please use the list address (which appears at the bottom of each message that is posted to the list) to send new messages to the list. Hitting "Reply" will only send your message to the sender of the message you hit "Reply" to. This means that a message that you intended for the list will go to someone who has no idea what you're talking about. Now, lets get busy perparing our queries. Everybody have fun, and happy hunting! Sincerely, Kim Ivey kivey@companet.net Listowner

i'm wondering if anyone can do a jackson co alabama look up for me in the 1900 census or maybe befor i'm not sure of the date my great grandfather was born..but i do know they had a son tom thompson in 1900..and quite a few befor him..they were liveing in scottsboro the time of his death..and my grandma was born in fackler..in 1905..if you know where i can find the jackson co census on line for any of these yrs please let me know..also..does anyone know where i can send to get a copy of my great grandpa and gramdmas death cir..they died in jackson co alabama...thanks for you time...Denise ps..if anyone has these census would you mind doing a alook up for me..i'm looking for the yrs 1900 and 1910 would be around the fackler area..father was george washington thompson and his wife was lyddia thompson..thanks for you help...Denise ©Ø©Ø©Ø~Denise~ששש

i'm wondering if anyone can do a jackson co alabama look up for me in the 1900 census or maybe befor i'm not sure of the date my great grandfather was born..but i do know they had a son tom thompson in 1900..and quite a few befor him..they were liveing in scottsboro the time of his death..and my grandma was born in fackler..in 1905..if you know where i can find the jackson co census on line for any of these yrs please let me know..also..does anyone know where i can send to get a copy of my great grandpa and gramdmas death cir..they died in jackson co alabama...thanks for you time...Denise ps contact me at home at poohthatswho66@aol.com ©Ø©Ø©Ø~Denise~ששש

Does anyone on the list know where I would begin to look for the estate (probate) of John MORRIS, Sr., died July 16, 1844, in Jackson County, Alabama? His son, John Morris, Jr. was administrator of his estate. According to the state archives (ADAH), they only have probate minutes from 1856-1927 and will records from 1855-1929 for Jackson County. Were the records from 1844 also lost during the Civil War? Thanks, Leah Burkhart Dodge City, Kansas Searching: MORRIS, JENKINS, McCORMICK, CAPERTON, CONN, GIBSON in Franklin Co., TN and Jackson Co., AL

In a message dated 2/22/01 9:11:14 PM Central Standard Time, jude@wilsonroots.com writes: > Hi List, > I have 20 year brickwall that is starting to crumble but I need to ask for > help. Does anyone have access to the 1870 Jackson County Census that would > be willing to do a lookup for me? > I found my gg grandfather on ancestry.com. His name was Jackson KENEMORE > (that is the spelling they used for the last name). He was living in Long > Island. I would love to know the other members in the family, their ages and > where the were born. > 've been doing genealogy for a long time now but I'm handicapped and have a > hard time getting to the library. Bless my good old computer. If not for it > I would have to give up the search. > I have another question. Can you buy CD's with the entire census on it or > are they always indexs? > Thanks to all for the help > Judy Conrad > A friend in Oklahoma > > > Judy, I have two books on these Kennamers. One has an index but I can find no Jackson Kenemore. Do you have a full name? These Jackson County Kennamers are descended from Hans Kennamer of Kennamer Cove. They spell the name several different ways. It was something like Gheinemer to begin with. Charlie

Hi List, I have 20 year brickwall that is starting to crumble but I need to ask for help. Does anyone have access to the 1870 Jackson County Census that would be willing to do a lookup for me? I found my gg grandfather on ancestry.com. His name was Jackson KENEMORE (that is the spelling they used for the last name). He was living in Long Island. I would love to know the other members in the family, their ages and where the were born. 've been doing genealogy for a long time now but I'm handicapped and have a hard time getting to the library. Bless my good old computer. If not for it I would have to give up the search. I have another question. Can you buy CD's with the entire census on it or are they always indexs? Thanks to all for the help Judy Conrad A friend in Oklahoma

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Per Mashack Pearson's widow's Union Army Pension Application Mashack died 6 Feb 1880 in Jackson Co., AL. Searching for information on Mashack's family. Will share database. Gene Morrow genem@cityscope.net http://www.cityscope.net/~genem/

Hi researchers, I'm desperately in need of some help down there. Thought I had Nancy Adalaide (I think ) Davis married to Joseph B . Sanders, a school teacher , who was appointed over my great-grandfather, William Davis age 6, and his baby sister age 3. I'm sure that I have a census that had them on it. Her sister Mary Elizabeth Davis married to Isaac W (Wesley-I'm informed) but that Mary Elizabeth was the one married to Joseph B. Sanders had a child named B. G. Sanders. After Mary's death married Mary Ann Sanders had a child named Joseph B. G. ( I do have the marriage record for thatMarried 11 Feb.1862 P. 161. I also have a land record where Nancy A. was married to Jesse King, I figured the second time. By the was Joseph B. Sanders was appointed guardian over my great grandfather and his sister. They were the babies of Joshua and "Anna" Davis born NC. We have lost first child Jane Davis, brothers Henry and George Davis. They were born Jackson Cty, but Joshua had acreage in Madison County. PLEASE HELP ME TO CORRECT THIS PROBLEM. Thank you so much. V. M. Cody

Sorry for posting to multiple lists but does anyone know the following folks or researching these surnames in AL? Rebecca HAMES Elijah WADE Catharine CRAIG Lucretia JACQUES Mary Caroline JOHNSON Thank you, Eldon Researching surnames: Blake (KY,AL), Craig (SC,TN,AL), Hames (SC,GA,AL), Mathis (GA,TN, AL), Jacques Jaquish Jaques (TN,AL), Johnson (AL), Wade (SC,GA,AL), Waters (GA,AL)

Just a note to let you know that I have last night's Alabama chat transcripts up: http://huntsville.about.com/library/blal021201.htm You're welcome to pass this information on to your friends! Jean Brandau huntsville2@home.com

Please join us Monday night for a special genealogy chat covering the entire state of Alabama (all counties welcome!). If you would benefit from talking to people live and asking questions and sharing information, then we want you to join us: 9-10 pm Eastern; 8-9 pm Central; 7-8 pm Mountain; 6-7 pm Pacific http://huntsville.about.com/mpchat.htm You can read a transcript of last week's Alabama chat here: http://huntsville.about.com/library/blal020501.htm If you need step-by-step instructions for the chat room or the forum, let me know. If you'd like to be added to a notification list for other Alabama chats, write and I'll add you to a new list. Hope you family tree grows many more branches! Jean Brandau huntsville2@about.com

I am a new member to this group. I am doing research on the ADAMS, MARTIN, HALE, and TATUM families in Dade Co. GA. The ADAMS line came from Jackson Co., AL. I am particularly looking for William A Adams (b.1870?) of Bridgeport AL who married Frances Lyda of NC. they had 1 daughter, Harriet; and 3 sons, Ralph, Walter and Joseph John. Their son was Joseph John Adams b. 1892 and came to Wildwood GA, Dade Co., married Etta Martin b. 1888, and raised a family. I am at a dead-end with William A Adams. I believe he stayed in Bridgeport. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks, Duke Williams

Just a note to let you know that I have last night's Alabama chat transcripts up: http://huntsville.about.com/library/blal020501.htm You're welcome to pass this information on to your friends! Jean Brandau huntsville2@about.com