Peggy, How did you first learn of the cemetery moving?

My question: has someone documented the cemetery before it is moved? I'm relatively certain the Hueytown.org site would put it online if someone has a listing.

Is there someone out there who can do a city directory look up for me? We're looking for the Baptist church my husband attended when he was about 10 - that would have been about 1955. I was walking distance from his house which was I think in Pratt city though he was born in Republic - all Birmingham by that time I think. His mother was Ellie Vera Doubleman, widowed, with 4 children at home. Sandi in NM

I don't know anything about this particular family, but thought they had put a stop to covering up and moving cemeteries. It's a shame. Oh awell, whatever for the greater good, huh? I'm surprised it not a Wal-Mart coming in. Laura in Pleasant Grove

Did I miss something? What Cemetery at Irondale is being moved? Melba ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, August 26, 2006 10:08 PM Subject: Re: [ALJEFFER] A Cemetery Moving, Irondale, Ala. >I don't know anything about this particular family, but thought they had >put > a stop to covering up and moving cemeteries. It's a shame. Oh awell, > whatever for the greater good, huh? I'm surprised it not a Wal-Mart > coming in. > Laura in Pleasant Grove > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

There is a Family of Phillip's, that is having to be moved in Irondale Cemetery, because of a new Middle School being build, Some of the dates are in the 1800's, I do not know for sure but , I have heard that no one has come forward who knows this Family. Any one might know of this Family, you should call the Irondale City Hall. If any one does need any phone numbers or names who to contact I can get this for you. Or does any one have an update on this moving of the Cemetery. Peggy

http://www.archives.alabama.gov/press_release/opensaturdays.html The Alabama Department of Archives and History is pleased to announce the resumption of Saturday services in October. Starting October 7, 2006, the Research Room and Museum will be open each Saturday, 8:30 - 4:30. The Department will remain closed on Sundays, and the Research Room is closed on Mondays. The Department is also closed on all state holidays designated by legislation or by the Governor’s Office. Normal hours will remain 8:30 - 4:30 on the following schedule: Monday: Museum and Staff Offices open, 8:30 - 4:30 Research Room Closed on Mondays Tuesday - Saturday: Museum, Research Room, and Staff Offices open, 8:30 - 4:30 Sunday: Department Closed This resumption of services was made possible through funding in the 2007 budget recommended by Governor Riley and approved by the Legislature in the last session. Remember to check the Archives website for the latest schedule, including information on state holidays: http://www.archives.alabama.gov/intro/hours.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Spread the news! Melissa

Thanks! Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy DeVore Williams" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2006 11:26 PM Subject: Re: [ALJEFFER] ADMIN MSG: Changes to Rootsweb Mailists > Yes, it is for both county and surname websites. I believe it is for > ALL of the rootsweb maillists. > Nancy > > Jane Foley wrote: > >>Is this change over just for county websites? What about surname >>websites? >> >>Jane Foley >>NC >> >>----- Original Message ----- >>From: "Nancy DeVore Williams" <[email protected]> >>To: <[email protected]> >>Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2006 3:55 PM >>Subject: [ALJEFFER] ADMIN MSG: Changes to Rootsweb Mailists >> >> >> >> >>>The new Rootsweb mailing list system (Mailman) has gone into effect and >>>will continue for the next couple of weeks. Most of you will notice few >>>if any changes, however, following is a list of things to watch out for. >>>The dates for the lists change over will be staggered alphabetically >>>according to the following schedule: >>> >>>Thursday, August 17 - Lists A-C >>>Monday, August 21 - Lists D-F >>>Tuesday, August 22 - Lists G-I >>>Wednesday, August 23 - Lists J-L >>>Thursday, August 24 - Lists M-O >>>Monday, August 28 - Lists P-R >>>Tuesday, August 29 - Lists S-U >>>Wednesday, August 30 - Lists V-Z >>> >>>You may check this link for any changes to the timetable: >>>http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/migrate_sched.html >>> >>>While the "migration" of the lists to a new server should process >>>uneventfully for listmembers, there are a few points that need to be >>>covered: >>> >>>1. AOL users (and possibly some other ISPs), please check your spam >>>folders, and, if you find list mail held as spam, you will need to be >>>sure >>>to click the *THIS IS NOT SPAM* link to send the list mail to your >>>current mailbox. This >>>will "train" the system to understand that mail from this new server is >>>not spam. >>> >>>2. If you are subscribed to both L & D mail modes of this list, the new >>>system is not set up to send both to the same email address. If you want >>>to be subscribed in both modes (many subscribe to both -- regular mail >>>mode to read and delete and digest to file and save), it will be >>>necessary >>>to use another email address for your digest mail. It is my >>>understanding >>>that if you are subscribed to the list in both mail modes with the same >>>address, you will be dropped from the digest list roster, so if this >>>happens to you, please >>>resubscribe with another address (Yahoo might be a good choice for an >>>alternate email address). This will not effect those who subscribe in >>>either of the mail modes exclusively. >>> >>>3. If you want to post from more then one account, just send me the >>>addresses of the extra accounts and I will add them to the Accept List. >>>This means you can *post* from any of those accounts, while *receiving* >>>the listmail from the one you originally used to subscribe. This feature >>>is handy if you want to post from work but would prefer not to receive >>>Rootsweb mail at your place of business. >>> >>>4. The list's email address will change from [email protected] to >>>[email protected] However, both addresses SHOULD continue to work. >>>SUBSCRIBE and UNSUBSCRIBE messages *must* contain the word "subscribe" or >>>"unsubcribe" in the SUBJECT of the message (versus message body, as in >>>the >>>past). >>> >>>5. In the event you receive an unsubscribe notice and believe it to be >>>in >>>error, please contact me privately at [email protected] and >>>I'll >>>correct the problem. >>> >>>6. Digest subscribers may notice some changes to the list digests. New >>>instructions will be added to the digests -- please read them. In >>>addition, the digest volume and issue number may be different (out of >>>sequence) from what you had been receiving. If your digests arrive in a >>>different format >>>than you are used to and you would like it changed, contact me privately >>>at the list admin address: [email protected] I will do all I >>>can to help. >>> >>>7. If you use email headers to filter list mail to special folders (as I >>>do), you will probably need to tweak your filters once the new system >>>begins. >>> >>>8. If you run into any unusual or confusing occurrences with mail from >>>this list that could possibly be related to the changeover, let me know. >>> >>>If you would rather contact me at my personal address just reply to me >>>through this email. >>>[email protected] >>>Thanks, and please keep posting. 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Yes, it is for both county and surname websites. I believe it is for ALL of the rootsweb maillists. Nancy Jane Foley wrote: >Is this change over just for county websites? What about surname websites? > >Jane Foley >NC > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Nancy DeVore Williams" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2006 3:55 PM >Subject: [ALJEFFER] ADMIN MSG: Changes to Rootsweb Mailists > > > > >>The new Rootsweb mailing list system (Mailman) has gone into effect and >>will continue for the next couple of weeks. Most of you will notice few >>if any changes, however, following is a list of things to watch out for. >>The dates for the lists change over will be staggered alphabetically >>according to the following schedule: >> >>Thursday, August 17 - Lists A-C >>Monday, August 21 - Lists D-F >>Tuesday, August 22 - Lists G-I >>Wednesday, August 23 - Lists J-L >>Thursday, August 24 - Lists M-O >>Monday, August 28 - Lists P-R >>Tuesday, August 29 - Lists S-U >>Wednesday, August 30 - Lists V-Z >> >>You may check this link for any changes to the timetable: >>http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/migrate_sched.html >> >>While the "migration" of the lists to a new server should process >>uneventfully for listmembers, there are a few points that need to be >>covered: >> >>1. AOL users (and possibly some other ISPs), please check your spam >>folders, and, if you find list mail held as spam, you will need to be sure >>to click the *THIS IS NOT SPAM* link to send the list mail to your >>current mailbox. This >>will "train" the system to understand that mail from this new server is >>not spam. >> >>2. If you are subscribed to both L & D mail modes of this list, the new >>system is not set up to send both to the same email address. If you want >>to be subscribed in both modes (many subscribe to both -- regular mail >>mode to read and delete and digest to file and save), it will be necessary >>to use another email address for your digest mail. It is my understanding >>that if you are subscribed to the list in both mail modes with the same >>address, you will be dropped from the digest list roster, so if this >>happens to you, please >>resubscribe with another address (Yahoo might be a good choice for an >>alternate email address). This will not effect those who subscribe in >>either of the mail modes exclusively. >> >>3. If you want to post from more then one account, just send me the >>addresses of the extra accounts and I will add them to the Accept List. >>This means you can *post* from any of those accounts, while *receiving* >>the listmail from the one you originally used to subscribe. This feature >>is handy if you want to post from work but would prefer not to receive >>Rootsweb mail at your place of business. >> >>4. The list's email address will change from [email protected] to >>[email protected] However, both addresses SHOULD continue to work. >>SUBSCRIBE and UNSUBSCRIBE messages *must* contain the word "subscribe" or >>"unsubcribe" in the SUBJECT of the message (versus message body, as in the >>past). >> >>5. In the event you receive an unsubscribe notice and believe it to be in >>error, please contact me privately at [email protected] and I'll >>correct the problem. >> >>6. Digest subscribers may notice some changes to the list digests. New >>instructions will be added to the digests -- please read them. In >>addition, the digest volume and issue number may be different (out of >>sequence) from what you had been receiving. If your digests arrive in a >>different format >>than you are used to and you would like it changed, contact me privately >>at the list admin address: [email protected] I will do all I >>can to help. >> >>7. If you use email headers to filter list mail to special folders (as I >>do), you will probably need to tweak your filters once the new system >>begins. >> >>8. If you run into any unusual or confusing occurrences with mail from >>this list that could possibly be related to the changeover, let me know. >> >>If you would rather contact me at my personal address just reply to me >>through this email. >>[email protected] >>Thanks, and please keep posting. That's the only way we'll know if it's >>working or not. :?) >>Happy hunting >>Nancy >> >> >> >>------------------------------- >>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>[email protected] 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 [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >. > > >

Is this change over just for county websites? What about surname websites? Jane Foley NC ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy DeVore Williams" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2006 3:55 PM Subject: [ALJEFFER] ADMIN MSG: Changes to Rootsweb Mailists > The new Rootsweb mailing list system (Mailman) has gone into effect and > will continue for the next couple of weeks. Most of you will notice few > if any changes, however, following is a list of things to watch out for. > The dates for the lists change over will be staggered alphabetically > according to the following schedule: > > Thursday, August 17 - Lists A-C > Monday, August 21 - Lists D-F > Tuesday, August 22 - Lists G-I > Wednesday, August 23 - Lists J-L > Thursday, August 24 - Lists M-O > Monday, August 28 - Lists P-R > Tuesday, August 29 - Lists S-U > Wednesday, August 30 - Lists V-Z > > You may check this link for any changes to the timetable: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/migrate_sched.html > > While the "migration" of the lists to a new server should process > uneventfully for listmembers, there are a few points that need to be > covered: > > 1. AOL users (and possibly some other ISPs), please check your spam > folders, and, if you find list mail held as spam, you will need to be sure > to click the *THIS IS NOT SPAM* link to send the list mail to your > current mailbox. This > will "train" the system to understand that mail from this new server is > not spam. > > 2. If you are subscribed to both L & D mail modes of this list, the new > system is not set up to send both to the same email address. If you want > to be subscribed in both modes (many subscribe to both -- regular mail > mode to read and delete and digest to file and save), it will be necessary > to use another email address for your digest mail. It is my understanding > that if you are subscribed to the list in both mail modes with the same > address, you will be dropped from the digest list roster, so if this > happens to you, please > resubscribe with another address (Yahoo might be a good choice for an > alternate email address). This will not effect those who subscribe in > either of the mail modes exclusively. > > 3. If you want to post from more then one account, just send me the > addresses of the extra accounts and I will add them to the Accept List. > This means you can *post* from any of those accounts, while *receiving* > the listmail from the one you originally used to subscribe. This feature > is handy if you want to post from work but would prefer not to receive > Rootsweb mail at your place of business. > > 4. The list's email address will change from [email protected] to > [email protected] However, both addresses SHOULD continue to work. > SUBSCRIBE and UNSUBSCRIBE messages *must* contain the word "subscribe" or > "unsubcribe" in the SUBJECT of the message (versus message body, as in the > past). > > 5. In the event you receive an unsubscribe notice and believe it to be in > error, please contact me privately at [email protected] and I'll > correct the problem. > > 6. Digest subscribers may notice some changes to the list digests. New > instructions will be added to the digests -- please read them. In > addition, the digest volume and issue number may be different (out of > sequence) from what you had been receiving. If your digests arrive in a > different format > than you are used to and you would like it changed, contact me privately > at the list admin address: [email protected] I will do all I > can to help. > > 7. If you use email headers to filter list mail to special folders (as I > do), you will probably need to tweak your filters once the new system > begins. > > 8. If you run into any unusual or confusing occurrences with mail from > this list that could possibly be related to the changeover, let me know. > > If you would rather contact me at my personal address just reply to me > through this email. > [email protected] > Thanks, and please keep posting. That's the only way we'll know if it's > working or not. :?) > Happy hunting > Nancy > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

The new Rootsweb mailing list system (Mailman) has gone into effect and will continue for the next couple of weeks. Most of you will notice few if any changes, however, following is a list of things to watch out for. The dates for the lists change over will be staggered alphabetically according to the following schedule: Thursday, August 17 - Lists A-C Monday, August 21 - Lists D-F Tuesday, August 22 - Lists G-I Wednesday, August 23 - Lists J-L Thursday, August 24 - Lists M-O Monday, August 28 - Lists P-R Tuesday, August 29 - Lists S-U Wednesday, August 30 - Lists V-Z You may check this link for any changes to the timetable: http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/migrate_sched.html While the "migration" of the lists to a new server should process uneventfully for listmembers, there are a few points that need to be covered: 1. AOL users (and possibly some other ISPs), please check your spam folders, and, if you find list mail held as spam, you will need to be sure to click the *THIS IS NOT SPAM* link to send the list mail to your current mailbox. This will "train" the system to understand that mail from this new server is not spam. 2. If you are subscribed to both L & D mail modes of this list, the new system is not set up to send both to the same email address. If you want to be subscribed in both modes (many subscribe to both -- regular mail mode to read and delete and digest to file and save), it will be necessary to use another email address for your digest mail. It is my understanding that if you are subscribed to the list in both mail modes with the same address, you will be dropped from the digest list roster, so if this happens to you, please resubscribe with another address (Yahoo might be a good choice for an alternate email address). This will not effect those who subscribe in either of the mail modes exclusively. 3. If you want to post from more then one account, just send me the addresses of the extra accounts and I will add them to the Accept List. This means you can *post* from any of those accounts, while *receiving* the listmail from the one you originally used to subscribe. This feature is handy if you want to post from work but would prefer not to receive Rootsweb mail at your place of business. 4. The list's email address will change from [email protected] to [email protected] However, both addresses SHOULD continue to work. SUBSCRIBE and UNSUBSCRIBE messages *must* contain the word "subscribe" or "unsubcribe" in the SUBJECT of the message (versus message body, as in the past). 5. In the event you receive an unsubscribe notice and believe it to be in error, please contact me privately at [email protected] and I'll correct the problem. 6. Digest subscribers may notice some changes to the list digests. New instructions will be added to the digests -- please read them. In addition, the digest volume and issue number may be different (out of sequence) from what you had been receiving. If your digests arrive in a different format than you are used to and you would like it changed, contact me privately at the list admin address: [email protected] I will do all I can to help. 7. If you use email headers to filter list mail to special folders (as I do), you will probably need to tweak your filters once the new system begins. 8. If you run into any unusual or confusing occurrences with mail from this list that could possibly be related to the changeover, let me know. If you would rather contact me at my personal address just reply to me through this email. [email protected] Thanks, and please keep posting. That's the only way we'll know if it's working or not. :?) Happy hunting Nancy

There are two Union Grove Cemeteries around Adamsville, one is a small one and the other was started as the "GROOVER' family cemetery, it is larger and used to be away from everything, but now is built up all around, the smaller one is listed on the Jeff Cty site or the Bessemer Site - the one on the GROOVER is my mothers people and is close to the Methodist Church - delilah evans ----- Original Message ----- From: "STEVE AND JUDY SANDERS" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 10:40 PM Subject: [ALJEFFER] Phelix Joseph Young and wife Nannie | Phelix Joseph Young was born July 27, 1887, died March 7,1950 and is buried in Union Grove Cemetery in Jefferson Co., Alabama which I think is near Adamsville, AL. | | His wife was Nannie who was born May 28, 1888 and died April 5, 1948 and is buried in Union Grove Cemetery. | | I really don't think they had children, but not sure. None were listed with them in any census that I found them which was 1910 in Cullman Co., AL., 1920 in Jefferson Co., AL. (Adamsville) and 1930 Jefferson Co., AL. (Adamsville). | | Phelix J. Youngs wife, Nannie, was a Williard/Willard and they married in Cullman Co., AL. about 1905. | | I think they lived in Cullman Co., AL. in 1910 and he was listed as Joseph F. Young. His mother was living with them and she was listed as Lizzie Wales/Waler?? Also 2 half sisters were listed in the household: Leithy Wales/Waler?? and Martha Wales/Waler?? | | Would anyone have any knowledge of these people---Youngs, Williards or Wales?? | | Judy Sanders |

Is anyone aware of a history of Powderly in Jefferson County? I know that Powderly was formed about 1887 as a cooperative community. The town contained 175 lots each measuring 50 by 120 feet. Corner lots were reserved for businesses and interior lots were sold as home sites for members of the Knights of Labor (a union organization). The brainchild of this village was Emil Lesser, a native of Germany and local restaurateur. Powderly, once a separate community, is now a neighborhood in Birmingham. I am interested in Powderly as well as the Knights of Labor. The Knights of Labor had their own newspaper entitled the Alabama Sentinel which was published in the mid 1880's to the mid 1890's. The state secretary-treasurer (in 1888), for the Knights of Labor, was Charles H. Bowling (1854-1928). He lived in Powderly and was a carpenter for a business called Crockett & Moore. Among his children were Charles Stanley Bowling (born 1891) and James J. Bowling (born 1896). I am trying to track down descendants of this family to get more information on Charles H. Bowling and his association with the Knights of Labor. Thanks in advance for any assistance offered. Doug Purcell Eufaula, AL

The "rest of the story" . . . The site below will give the history of the Alabama medical schools I mentioned previously as well as all in the US as of 1912. I learned that my gt. uncle, Thomas O. Smith of Bibb and later Shelby Counties, graduated in 1907 from the Univ. of Nashville Medical Dept which later had union with Vanderbilt. The school was extinct in 1911. Much thanks to Nick. Caroline ----- Original Message ----- From: Nicholas Cirillo To: caroline Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 12:10 PM Subject: Re: [ALAUTAUG-L] Alabama Medical History Caroline, I corresponded with the doctor who put the listing you have below from the Anesthesia Dept at Univ of Alabama and he sent me the following site that deciphers the codes for medical schools in the 1912 listing. These codes may have changed each year. I warn you it is for the entire country and exceeds 3 MB pdf. The code is state abbreviation and a sequential number eg AL-02 would be Alabama's second listed school. Alot of these are no longer in existence. Nick Cirillo http://www.anes.uab.edu/AMAMedColls.pdf

Hi Melissa, thanks for listing the web address for everyone (see below). This is the web site I was referring to when looking for info about my uncle. I looked again at all the years (i.e., 1912 - 1931, about 7 in all) and found 1 year where it states that he attended medical college in Tenn, grad in 1907. It doesn't tell which school in Tenn. but some of my curiosity is satisfied. When looking at other physicians it shows that many went to school at Tenn. There is a lot of interesting info on this site other than physician info: *population of each town (determined by the previous census is an explanation in the 1923 directory key); *towns with hospitals *towns with doctors and their names, specialty, year born, year grad from med school In Alabama in 1923 the medical schools listed were: Graffenburg Institute, Dadeville Univ. of Ala. School of Medicine, Tuscaloosa Southern Univ. Med. Dept., Green[sboro] Birmingham Medical College Med. Coll. Montezuma Univ., Bes[semer] Caroline ----- Original Message ----- From: "Melissa Hogan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 12:49 PM Subject: Re: Dr. Henry Graham Sellers/Alabama Medical History > Caroline > > I located this at the uab website: > > http://www.anes.uab.edu/alabama_medical_history.htm > > Melissa >

Caroline I located this at the uab website: http://www.anes.uab.edu/alabama_medical_history.htm Melissa ______________________________ X-Message: #1 Date: Tue, 8 Aug 2006 16:22:26 -0500 From: "caroline" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Dr. Henry Graham Sellers Doug, just this a.m. I tried to locate info on a great uncle who practiced medicine in Shelby Co. So far the only thing I have found was by googling Alabama Medical School history or something similar. I found the American Medical Directory for Alabama ( PDF) for several years such as 1917, 1921, etc. He was listed in Shelby Co. I had to scroll down several pages and the doctors are listed under the county in which they practiced. Wish I could remember the exact listing. I was really interested in learning where he had gone to medical school but so far I haven't found a source for that online. Good luck, Caroline, Prattville

There is a databases on deceased physicians, not sure if it is on Ancestry or not ----- Original Message ----- From: "caroline" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 5:22 PM Subject: [ALJEFFER] Re: Dr. Henry Graham Sellers | Doug, just this a.m. I tried to locate info on a great uncle who practiced | medicine in Shelby Co. So far the only thing I have found was by googling | Alabama Medical School history or something similar. I found the American | Medical Directory for Alabama ( PDF) for several years such as 1917, 1921, | etc. He was listed in Shelby Co. I had to scroll down several pages and | the doctors are listed under the county in which they practiced. Wish I | could remember the exact listing. | | I was really interested in learning where he had gone to medical school but | so far I haven't found a source for that online. | | Good luck, | Caroline, Prattville | | ----- Original Message ----- | From: "Doug Purcell" <[email protected]> | To: <[email protected]> | Sent: Monday, August 07, 2006 9:50 PM | Subject: Dr. Henry Graham Sellers | | | > Dr. Henry Graham Sellers is said to have delivered my mother and all her | > siblings who were born in Jefferson County between 1901 and 1917. I can | > only | > find a Henry G. Sellers in the 1900 census, age 25, and he is listed as | > being in school at that time. He is the son of John W. Sellers who was | > born | > c 1850. Sometimes the "Sellers" surname is spelled "Sillers" in census | > records. | > | > | > | > Is there any record of a Dr. Henry Graham Sellers who lived in or near | > Birmingham between 1900 and 1920 or beyond? | > | > | > | > Thanks. | > | > | > | > Doug Purcell | > | > Eufaula, AL | > | |

Doug, just this a.m. I tried to locate info on a great uncle who practiced medicine in Shelby Co. So far the only thing I have found was by googling Alabama Medical School history or something similar. I found the American Medical Directory for Alabama ( PDF) for several years such as 1917, 1921, etc. He was listed in Shelby Co. I had to scroll down several pages and the doctors are listed under the county in which they practiced. Wish I could remember the exact listing. I was really interested in learning where he had gone to medical school but so far I haven't found a source for that online. Good luck, Caroline, Prattville ----- Original Message ----- From: "Doug Purcell" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 07, 2006 9:50 PM Subject: Dr. Henry Graham Sellers > Dr. Henry Graham Sellers is said to have delivered my mother and all her > siblings who were born in Jefferson County between 1901 and 1917. I can > only > find a Henry G. Sellers in the 1900 census, age 25, and he is listed as > being in school at that time. He is the son of John W. Sellers who was > born > c 1850. Sometimes the "Sellers" surname is spelled "Sillers" in census > records. > > > > Is there any record of a Dr. Henry Graham Sellers who lived in or near > Birmingham between 1900 and 1920 or beyond? > > > > Thanks. > > > > Doug Purcell > > Eufaula, AL >

I believe the database is at Genealogy.com. Also available on CD Delilah wrote: >There is a databases on deceased physicians, not sure if it is on Ancestry >or not >----- Original Message ----- >From: "caroline" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 5:22 PM >Subject: [ALJEFFER] Re: Dr. Henry Graham Sellers > > >| Doug, just this a.m. I tried to locate info on a great uncle who practiced >| medicine in Shelby Co. So far the only thing I have found was by googling >| Alabama Medical School history or something similar. I found the American >| Medical Directory for Alabama ( PDF) for several years such as 1917, 1921, >| etc. He was listed in Shelby Co. I had to scroll down several pages and >| the doctors are listed under the county in which they practiced. Wish I >| could remember the exact listing. >| >| I was really interested in learning where he had gone to medical school >but >| so far I haven't found a source for that online. >| >| Good luck, >| Caroline, Prattville >| >| ----- Original Message ----- >| From: "Doug Purcell" <[email protected]> >| To: <[email protected]> >| Sent: Monday, August 07, 2006 9:50 PM >| Subject: Dr. Henry Graham Sellers >| >| >| > Dr. Henry Graham Sellers is said to have delivered my mother and all her >| > siblings who were born in Jefferson County between 1901 and 1917. I can >| > only >| > find a Henry G. Sellers in the 1900 census, age 25, and he is listed as >| > being in school at that time. He is the son of John W. Sellers who was >| > born >| > c 1850. Sometimes the "Sellers" surname is spelled "Sillers" in census >| > records. >| > >| > >| > >| > Is there any record of a Dr. Henry Graham Sellers who lived in or near >| > Birmingham between 1900 and 1920 or beyond? >| > >| > >| > >| > Thanks. >| > >| > >| > >| > Doug Purcell >| > >| > Eufaula, AL >| > >| >| > > > > > > >

Dr. Henry Graham Sellers is said to have delivered my mother and all her siblings who were born in Jefferson County between 1901 and 1917. I can only find a Henry G. Sellers in the 1900 census, age 25, and he is listed as being in school at that time. He is the son of John W. Sellers who was born c 1850. Sometimes the "Sellers" surname is spelled "Sillers" in census records. Is there any record of a Dr. Henry Graham Sellers who lived in or near Birmingham between 1900 and 1920 or beyond? Thanks. Doug Purcell Eufaula, AL