Still seeking information. New people added to lists may have info. Dorothy Durden ----- Original Message ----- From: dorothy vasvary To: Russell Cty. ; Russell County ; N.Carolina ; Madison County ; Lawrence Cty. ; Lauderdale Cty. ; Jefferson ; Georgia ; Franklin County ; Dallas ; Coosa County ; Colbert County ; Clay County ; ClarkCounty ; Autauga County ; Alabama Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 3:19 PM Subject: Durden It has been a long time since we have received any information on the Durdens but am still trying. We really would like to find the parents of Francis Durden, born in North Carolina in 1770 and moved to Georgia before 1793. However, any information on the Durdens would be very helpful. We have received some help, but as you know, we never can get enough. Thanks, Dorothy Durden

----- Original Message ----- From: dorothy vasvary To: Texas ; N.Carolina ; Russell Cty. ; Russell County ; Madison County ; Lawrence Cty. ; Lauderdale Cty. ; Jefferson ; Georgia ; Franklin County ; Alabama Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 3:23 PM Subject: Fw: P. W. McVay Am still seeking any information on this. ----- Original Message ----- From: dorothy vasvary To: Texas ; Russell County ; Lawrence Cty. ; Lauderdale Cty. ; Kentucky ; Alabama ; Franklin County Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2000 2:32 PM Subject: P. W. McVay McVay family, Pleasant McVay Died in Princton, Kentucky Married--Genevia Nelson 1. Children, 2. Pleasant, Jr. 3. Rebecca 4. Amy Phillips 5. Amemia 6. America 7. Anthony 8. James Mart 9 & 10 infants Pleasant McVay received land grant in Livingston County, Kentucky on Sept. 14, 1804 also on Feb. 14, 1807--70 acres Bk. 11 pg 529 Hood Water Course. Isabella was Pleasant's sister. Isabella m. Thomas John Hughes Feb. 27, 1827. Any additional information on the above would be helpful. Thanks, Dorothy Durden

Leroy H. Hodges: Could every one please keep checking to see if you have a brother of one of your HODGES surname , as a Leroy. Or if you every see a Leroy H. Hodges as a child., born about 1820 or 1830 in South Carolina. Not real sure if his parents are from SC. or NC., not any evidence but check in Va., also. Leroy did come into Jefferson Co., Alabama, as an adult. But, the family would like to know about his parents or if he had any brothers or sisters. Thanks Surnames in Jefferson Co., Alabama: Hodges, Brake, and Wheelers. Peggy psueg@bellsouth.net We are not sure what the "H" stands for. But, I do see a lot of Henry's in the past of the Hodges Family, but not sure if this is his name.

Is there anyone out there that does lookups on census or marriage's for Birmingham Thank you Gail

Please respond directly to Abby Vines Paine at: Pepi9lc@aol.com I am only forwarding this for her. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: AL-Jefferson Genealogy Date: Mon, 15 May 2000 22:08:51 EDT From: Pepi9lc@aol.com To: williams@internettport.net I am interested in the Vines family who settled in "Short Creek" area of what is now Jefferson County. I met a gentleman who was taking photos for the Jefferson Heritage book on Sunday, May 14.2000, at Liberty Baptist Church, near the Warrior River. I have forgotten his name; he is from Adamsville. He said he was also researching the Davis family. If you know who he is, would you ask him to contact me? I have some Davis contacts for him. Thanks, Abby Vines Payne

I am just forwarding this for Lynn. If you want to reply to her directly please email her at: llabove@camtel.net -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Parker Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 09:36:48 -0700 (PDT) From: "lynn labove" <llabove@camtel.net> To: <ALJEFFER-D-request@rootsweb.com> Come on someone knows something about the PARKER family that lived in Irondale, Jefferson, Al. area. 1895. Mary E (Mary Annie)Parker married James Thomas GLASS (s/o Andrew Jackson GLASS and Amy KIETH) Parents of MaryAnnie Thomas PARKER and Sarah HOWARD Riley about 1867(Had two BLIND DAUGHTERS they were his oldest children could be twins, have wonderful picture. Josephine about 1871 Mary E.(MaryAnnie) born 3 March 1876 married a GLASS Della born about 1878 married #1 NOBLES #2 John Wiley Howard(he was older than her) Hardie?????not sure about this child Archie born about 1898 Begining to think they might of been the first family to go into the witness protection program. HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO FIND IN CENSUS LIVING IN LOUISIANA as I do. PLEASE help me.

Thanks List Members... for taking time to respond, privately or to the LIST, to my query about Little Warrior River Community. There were so many private responses, that I hesitate to thank each of you with an individual e-mail, but know that "you are appreciated." Thanks again, Norma Robinson Researching: Theophilus and Mahala Short(?) Goodwin in Walker/Jefferson Co. in mid 1800"s

for those of us who aren't, would someone please transcribe it-or are they on the www? if so, what is their url? I desperately need help for my Jefferson Co. ancestors. they simply will not reveal themselves through standard records. thanks Cornelia in California looking for the parents and sibling(s) of Francis Lee Collins b. Nov 24, 1832 near Birmingham, AL ----- Original Message ----- From: <DReece1952@aol.com> To: <ALJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2000 11:12 AM Subject: [ALJEFFER] Fox6 News tonight > For those of you in Birmingham veiwing area - Fox6 had a news leader about > tonights story on finding your forebears - - -

Can anyone help? Was there a community in the 1850's/1860's in Walker or Jefferson County called Little Warrior River? I have located the Warrior River in Alabama, but no "Little Warrior." I have also searched the USGS Geographic Names Database, and could not locate it. I have reason to believe that my Theoophilus and Mahala(Short?) Goodwin's were from that area. Thanks for any help. Norma Robinson Biloxi, MS

For those of you in Birmingham veiwing area - Fox6 had a news leader about tonights story on finding your forebears - - -

To all researchers, gatherers, and users of net sites and GEDCOM files: I am hearing concerns voiced about personal, private information being placed on the internet for all to see. Concern # 1 People are seeing their own carefully researched information being posted without permission or notification on others' personal internet sites. Researchers spend many hours carefully researching connections, piece by piece. There is not much more disheartening than discovering that a new connection to the family has been posted the next week on someone's internet site for the whole world to grab for free, for nothing, and for no thanks. People once willing to share are becoming shy about sharing. I do not blame them. Concern # 2 People feel that their privacy is being invaded. LDS Family Search Site requires that every bit of information placed in their file be placed there WITH express and written permission from each living person. This is how they say it: You warrant that you have obtained any permissions necessary from the holder of such rights to submit the information included in your GEDCOM file and to authorize use of the information as described in this agreement; specifically, you warrant that you have obtained permission ********************************** from any living persons included in your GEDCOM file to submit their information and authorize its use as described in this agreement. We must allow people who are still alive to maintain their privacy. I, myself, will no longer send GEDCOM files with living persons' information (birthdates, marriage dates, childrens' full names) in them, because, once information leaves my hands, I can no longer guarantee that the information will be treated respectfully. I believe that WE Must show some restraint as to what we put in our gedcom files and on our web pages. We SHOULD voluntarily do so. Let's please police ourselves before someone MUST begin to police us. Thomas Niswonger President, Newton County Historical Society

Peggy, One of his daughters was named Annie. She was known as "Miss Annie" and was never married. She lived at the Wheeler family home in Lawrence Co, which is being restored at the present time. Melba -----Original Message----- From: Peggy Sue Gaddis <psueg@bellsouth.net> To: ALJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com <ALJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 4:48 PM Subject: [ALJEFFER] Joseph Wheeler, Jr. >Does any one have any information on the Joseph Wheeler,, Jr. son of > >"Fighting Joseph Wheeler". > >I would like to know who his children are. > >Thanks > >Peggy > >psueg@bellsouth.net >

Does any one have any information on the Joseph Wheeler,, Jr. son of "Fighting Joseph Wheeler". I would like to know who his children are. Thanks Peggy psueg@bellsouth.net

I am would like to correspond with anyone who has this family in their database: Husband: John Hubbard STEVENS - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ Birth: 18 Dec 1847 Death: 26 Apr 1944 Leonard, Fannin County, Texas Marriage: 8 Jan 1874 Pickens County, Alabama Father: Fleet Cooper STEVENS Sr. Mother: ? Other spouse: Martha Adeline MCELROY (m 1886) ============================================================ Wife: Louise Jane PEARSON Birth: abt 1849 ============================================================ Children ============================================================ 1 M Noah STEVENS Birth: 17 Aug 1875 Alabama - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 2 F Celia Ann STEVENS Birth: 2 Aug 1879 Alabama Spouse: Thomas Eugene "Tom" OWEN (m aft 1896) - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 3 M John David STEVENS Birth: 20 Aug 1881 Alabama - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 4 M Dr. James Winlock STEVENS Birth: 29 Jul 1882 Leeds, Jefferson County, Alabama Death: 25 Feb 1965 Abilene, Taylor County, Texas Burial: 27 Feb 1965 Abilene, Taylor County, Texas Residence: 1926 to 1934 Tulia, Swisher County, Texas Spouse: Hannah Agnes Adelia CRANE (m 18 Jun 1935) Spouse: Ruth M. (m abt 1898) - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 5 F ? STEVENS Birth: 1885 Alabama - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 6 F ? STEVENS Birth: 1885 Alabama - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 7 _ ? STEVENS Birth: bef 1885 Alabama Death: before adulthood - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ 8 _ ? STEVENS Birth: bef 1885 Alabama Death: before adulthood ============================================================ Prepared 17 May 2000 by: Shirley "Jane" Lindsey Tift Tuscola, Texas 79562-2742 jtift@aol.com

I would like to correspond with anyone who might have a connection to this family: Husband: Fleet Cooper STEVENS Sr. - ------------------------------------------------------ Marriage: bef 1847 Wife: ? ==================================================== Children ======================================================== 1 M John Hubbard STEVENS Birth: 18 Dec 1847 Death: 26 Apr 1944 Leonard, Fannin County, Texas Spouse: Louise Jane PEARSON (m 8 Jan 1874) Spouse: Martha Adeline MCELROY (m 1886) 2 M Joseph STEVENS 3 M Fleet Cooper STEVENS Jr. 4 M James A. STEVENS 5 M David A. STEVENS CHILD NOTES: John Hubbard STEVENS General(2): John and his family came from Alabama to Texas around 1896 and settled in the Randolph or Valley Creek area of Fannin County. CHILD NOTES: Joseph STEVENS General(3): Joseph came from Alabama to Texas with his four brothers around 1896. CHILD NOTES: Fleet Cooper STEVENS Jr. General(4): Fleet came from Alabama with his four brothers around 1896. He moved to West Texas or Oklahoma. CHILD NOTES: James A. STEVENS General(5): James came from Alabama to Texas with his four brothers around 1896. He moved to West Texas or Oklahoma. CHILD NOTES: David A. STEVENS General(6): David came from Alabama to Texas around 1896 with his four brothers. He settled in Randolph or the Valley Creek area in Fannin County.

Am still seeking any information on this. ----- Original Message ----- From: dorothy vasvary To: Texas ; Russell County ; Lawrence Cty. ; Lauderdale Cty. ; Kentucky ; Alabama ; Franklin County Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2000 2:32 PM Subject: P. W. McVay McVay family, Pleasant McVay Died in Princton, Kentucky Married--Genevia Nelson 1. Children, 2. Pleasant, Jr. 3. Rebecca 4. Amy Phillips 5. Amemia 6. America 7. Anthony 8. James Mart 9 & 10 infants Pleasant McVay received land grant in Livingston County, Kentucky on Sept. 14, 1804 also on Feb. 14, 1807--70 acres Bk. 11 pg 529 Hood Water Course. Isabella was Pleasant's sister. Isabella m. Thomas John Hughes Feb. 27, 1827. Any additional information on the above would be helpful. Thanks, Dorothy Durden

It has been a long time since we have received any information on the Durdens but am still trying. We really would like to find the parents of Francis Durden, born in North Carolina in 1770 and moved to Georgia before 1793. However, any information on the Durdens would be very helpful. We have received some help, but as you know, we never can get enough. Thanks, Dorothy Durden

I am looking for the cemetery in Alabama where my Grandmother was buried. She was Ella Kyle married to Adam Kyle. Adam dropped dead in downtown Bessemer, Ala on Nov. 29, 1912. I believe that Ella (maiden name Ella Kennamer) died in Birmingham, Ala. in 1927. She may have been married to a Hassel when she died. Any information will be helpful. Thanks. Wgv.

Hi all, I'm in South Carolina and I'm trying to get info on my husband's family in Alabama. This is what I have so far: William Glenn Rogers (my husband) b. 4 Apr. 1947, son of Morris Edward Rogers b. 17 June 1928 and Edith Salter Rogers b. 20, July 1928, married 19 Aug 1945, still living in Bessemer, Alabama. Grandfather: Morris Kenneth Rogers, b. 3 May 1903 d. 2 June 1949, married Mary Elizabeth Gable b. 26 Feb 1911 d. 28 Jan 1978, both buried in Valhala Cemetery, Birmingham, AL. Kenneth owned a restaurant in Bessemer, AL Great Grandfather: Marvin Lawson Rogers b 1 Nov 1883 d. Mar 1968 married 1st Grace Harris, m. 2nd Ruby Harris, all buried in Valhala Cemetery, Birmingham, AL, both daughters of William Kelly "Bill" Harris, . Marvin was living in Adger, AL when he filed his application for a Social Security number. He was living in Bessemer, West Highlands Community, AL, when he died. Other children of Marvin and Grace Rogers: Loftin Rogers, moved to Toledo, Ohio Carl Rogers, lived in Birmingham and worked for years with Stacey Williams Co Howard Rogers, still living in Hueytown, AL Talmadge Rogers, lived in Bessemer, AL....Flint Hill community Great Great Grandfather: Christopher Columbus Rogers Great Great Grandmother: Nancy Elizabeth Hammonds C. C. Rogers and Nancy E. Hammond were married on 7 May 1873 in Jefferson Co., AL by a Justice of the Peace. Have heard he was called "Crister" Other children of "Crister" and Nancy Rogers that I know of for sure are: Willie Mae Rogers married John Ellard Ellis Rogers married V Golden, he served in Armed Forces Harris Rogers, married Ada Salter, he served in Armed Forces Possibly had children named, Ed Rogers, John Rogers, Andrew Rogers and R. Carlton Rogers Any information anyone has would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to read this. Judy Rogers, Jhr45@aol.com

Howell J Myrick married Mary Catherine Robbins, 22 Jan 1882 in Jefferson Co., AL. [Bk 9, Pg 742]. Howell's sister, Frances Jane Myrick married Mary Catherine's brother, Jessee Elbert Robbins, 11 Jan 1883, Jefferson Co., AL, [Bk 9 pg 785] Howell and Frances are found on the 1880 census with their mother, Sarah and others. <<<<<<<<< 1880 AL JEFF CO Vol 11 E.D.68 PG32; MYRICK, Sarah 43 b NC; Monroe 17; Howell 15; Francis J 14f; Mary 12; Adelina 10; all b AL/AL/NC; HULSEY, Webster 1 son b AL/-/AL NOTE: Webster listed as son of Sarah b NC but his mother is indicated as b AL.>>>>>>>>>>>> I have other information on this family, especially on Mary Catherine's parents, grandparents, cousins, etc. A descendant of Howell and Mary Catherine would be a cousin of some degree to me. Mary Catherine is my first cousin, three-times-removed. I would be interested in adding their family branch to my file. Are you related to the Elizabeth A Odom who married Andrew M Robbins 17 Mar 1859, Jefferson Co., AL. If so, how? Andrew M is my double-first cousin, three-times-removed. His father, Thomas B, and Mary Catherine's father, John B, and my gr-gr-grandfather, Levi M, were brothers. Andrew M's mother, Nancy A Youngblood Robbins, and my gr-gr-grandmother, Elizabeth E Youngblood Robbins, were sisters. Melba -----Original Message----- From: Mchelle869@aol.com <Mchelle869@aol.com> To: ALCHEROK-L@rootsweb.com <ALCHEROK-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, May 15, 2000 5:41 PM Subject: [ALCHEROK] (no subject) >1. ARCHIBALD1 CLEVENGER died Abt. 1889. He married (1) RACHEL ANN ALLEN >1840 in Cocke County, Tennessee. She died Bef. 1860. He married (2) MARION >WHITE Bet. 1860 - 1866. He married (3) JANE CARVER Abt. 1867. She was >born November 15, 1841 in North Carolina, and died May 19, 1913. > >Children of ARCHIBALD CLEVENGER and RACHEL ALLEN are: > i. MARGARET2 CLEVENGER, b. Bef. 1870. > ii. WILLIAM CLEVENGER, b. Bef. 1870. > iii. ARCHIE CLEVENGER, b. Bef. 1870. > iv. BEN CLEVENGER, b. Bef. 1870. > >Child of ARCHIBALD CLEVENGER and MARION WHITE is: > v. JOHN A.2 CLEVENGER, b. June 1865; d. December 04, 1939. > >Children of ARCHIBALD CLEVENGER and JANE CARVER are: >2. vi. ISAAC G.2 CLEVENGER, b. Abt. 1879; d. October 25, 1918. > vii. ROGER CLEVENGER, b. Bef. 1880. > viii. THOMAS CLEVENGER, b. Bef. 1880. > ix. JANE CLEVENGER, b. Bef. 1880. >3. x. DAVID M. CLEVENGER, b. July 12, 1876; d. July 20, 1962. >4. xi. SAMUEL LEE CLEVENGER, b. June 1868; d. February 11, 1911. > >Generation No. 2 >2. ISAAC G.2 CLEVENGER (ARCHIBALD1) was born Abt. 1879, and died October 25, >1918. He is buried at Lee's Chapel Cemetery, Pinemountain, Blount County, >Alabama. He married MAGGIE MAE PERKINS. > >Children of ISAAC CLEVENGER and MAGGIE PERKINS are: >5. i. MARGIE IRENE3 CLEVENGER, Alabama. >6. ii. SAMUEL DAMON CLEVENGER, b. January 24, 1913; d. November 07, 1988, >Alabama. He is buried at Hopewell Baptist Church Cemetery, Pinson, Alabama. >**************************************** >1. BOB1 ODOM died Unknown. > >Children of BOB ODOM are: >2. i. WILLIAM2 ODOM, b. Walker County, Alabama. > ii. MONROE ODOM, b. Walker County, Alabama. > iii. JAKE ODOM, b. Walker County, Alabama. > iv. HENSON ODOM, b. Walker County, Alabama. > v. WEB ODOM, b. Walker County, Alabama. > >Generation No. 2 >2. WILLIAM2 ODOM (BOB1) buried in Walker County, Alabama. He married >KATHERINE UNDERWOOD. She is buried in Walker County, Alabama. >*********************************** >1. JIM1 KING was born in Germany, and died Unknown. He married FAITH MOORE. > She was born in France, and died Unknown. > >Child of JIM KING and FAITH MOORE is: >2. i. LIZZIE2 KING, b. Abt. 1886, Pennsylvania; d. Unknown. > >Generation No. 2 >2. LIZZIE2 KING (JIM1) was born Abt. 1886 in Pennsylvania, and died Unknown. > She married SELLY JESSIE MYRICK September 29, 1902 in Jefferson County, >Alabama, son of HAL MYRICK and MARY ROBBINS. He was born Abt. 1885 in Ioda, >Alabama, USA, and died Unknown. >******************************************** >1. SAMUEL ABEL2 HOLLOWAY (UNKNOWN1) was born June 1857 in Georgia, and died >January 1925 in Jefferson County, Alabama. He married MARTHA JAQUELINE >COSLEY Abt. 1880 in Alabama, daughter of UNKNOWN COSLEY and UNKNOWN. She was >born February 1861 in Georgia, and died October 1930 in Jefferson County, >Alabama. > >Children of SAMUEL HOLLOWAY and MARTHA COSLEY are: >2. i. JOHN WILLIAM WARNER3 HOLLOWAY, b. May 18, 1884, Alabama; d. August >03, 1943. He is buried at Hopewell Baptist Church Cemetery, Pinson, Alabama. > ii. ELLA EUGENE HOLLOWAY, b. October 23, 1881, Alabama; d. August 12, >1948, Alabama; m. (1) WM. BUTLER; b. January 10, 1884; d. June 21, 1950; m. >(2) UNKNOWN LINARD. > iii. LUDIE LUCYNTHIA HOLLOWAY, b. December 25, 1887, Alabama; d. >December 29, 1950, Alabama; m. UNKNOWN STEPHENS. > iv. MAUDE BEDELL HOLLOWAY, b. December 24, 1888, Blount County, Alabama; >d. February 01, 1937, Blount County, Alabama; m. JOHN HENRY MCGOWEN, August >18, 1906; b. April 08, 1887, Compton, Blount County, Alabama; d. April 06, >1965, Remlap, Blount County, Alabama. > v. GROVER PINSON HOLLOWAY, b. May 04, 1893, Blount County, Alabama. >3. vi. OLIVER ABEL HOLLOWAY, b. February 28, 1896, Blount County, Alabama. > vii. LEONA HOLLOWAY, b. Blount County, Alabama; d. Died in Infancy. > viii. PEARL ANNIE HOLLOWAY, b. June 1900, Blount County, Alabama; m. >UNKNOWN WEEMS. > >Generation No. 2 >2. JOHN WILLIAM WARNER3 HOLLOWAY (SAMUEL ABEL2, UNKNOWN1) was born May 18, >1884 in Alabama, and died August 03, 1943 in Alabama. He married CALLIE A. >MORGAN December 31, 1906 in Blount County, Alabama, daughter of JAMES MORGAN >and NANCY CARVER. She was born July 15, 1890 in Alabama, and died August 15, >1971 in Alabama. > >Children of JOHN HOLLOWAY and CALLIE MORGAN are: >4. i. JESSE LENORE4 HOLLOWAY, b. January 12, 1928, Birmingham, Alabama; d. >November 17, 1995, Detroit, Michigan. > ii. CLARENCE HOLLOWAY, m. UNKNOWN HAYES. > iii. CONNIE HOLLOWAY. > iv. EDDIE HOLLOWAY. > v. JOHN WILLIAM HOLLOWAY. > vi. MARY HOLLOWAY, m. UNKNOWN BUSBY. > vii. RAYMOND LEE HOLLOWAY. > viii. HARLEY EUGENE HOLLOWAY, b. June 19, 1907, Blount County, Alabama; >d. January 03, 1959. >************************************************* >1. THOMAS1 MYRICK died Unknown. He married (1) SARAH WHIZENANT PAYNE. She >was born in Unknown, and died Unknown. He married (2) MARY BASKIN JENNINGS, >daughter of UNKNOWN BASKIN. She was born in Baldwin, Mississippi, and died >Unknown. > >Child of THOMAS MYRICK and SARAH PAYNE is: >2. i. HAL2 MYRICK, d. Unknown. > >Generation No. 2 >2. HAL2 MYRICK (THOMAS1) died Unknown. He married MARY KATHERINE ROBBINS. >She died Unknown. > >Children of HAL MYRICK and MARY ROBBINS are: >3. i. SELLY JESSIE3 MYRICK, b. Abt. 1885, Ioda, Alabama, USA; d. Unknown. > ii. ZACKY MYRICK, d. Unknown. > iii. PHRONY MYRICK, d. Unknown. > >Generation No. 3 >3. SELLY JESSIE3 MYRICK (HAL2, THOMAS1) was born Abt. 1885 in Ioda, Alabama, >USA, and is buried at Freewill Baptist Church Cemetery, West Jefferson, >Alabama. He married LIZZIE KING September 29, 1902 in Jefferson County, >Alabama, daughter of JIM KING and FAITH MOORE. She was born Abt. 1886 in >Pennsylvania, and is buried at Freewill Baptist Church Cemetery, West >Jefferson, Alabama > >Children of SELLY MYRICK and LIZZIE KING are: > i. WILMA LOUISE4 MYRICK, b. Private; m. EARL WAYNE ODOM, Private; b. >Private. > ii. BEN MYRICK, b. August 16, 1917, Trafford, Alabama; d. July 19, 1995, >Alabama. He is buried at First Baptist Church, Trafford, Alabama., m. >MAGDALENE UNKNOWN, Private; b. Private. > iii. WILLIE C. L. MYRICK, b. July 04, 1919, Trafford, Alabama; d. >December 11, 1997, Alabama. Buried at First Baptist Church Cemetery, >Trafford, Alabama., m. RUTH L. UNKNOWN, Private; b. Private. > iv. THOMAS SHERMIN MYRICK, b. April 04, 1921, Trafford, Alabama; d. >November 03, 1989, Alabama; m. NAOMI S. UNKNOWN, Private; b. Private. > v. HOLBERT ROSEVELT MYRICK, b. Bangor, Blount County, Alabama; d. >Unknown, Alabama; m. JULIE ELIZABETH PRIDMORE, Private; b. Private. > vi. PAUL MYRICK, b. Alabama; d. Unknown, Alabama. > vii. S. J. MYRICK, b. Alabama; d. Unknown, Alabama. > viii. SEBBIE MYRICK, b. Alabama; d. Unknown, Alabama; m. ROY ROLLINS, >Private; b. Private. > ix. AUDREY MYRICK, b. Alabama; d. Unknown, Alabama; m. GORDON FREEMAN, >Private; b. Private. > x. EVALINE MYRICK, b. Alabama; d. Unknown, Alabama. > xi. BESSIE LEE MYRICK, b. Alabama; d. Unknown, Alabama; m. J. C. HOWTON, >Private; b. Private. > xii. OPAL MYRICK, b. Private; m. (1) MILFORD ODOM, Private; b. >Private; m. (2) TOMMY PARR, Private; b. Private. > xiii. EDNA MYRICK, b. Alabama; d. Unknown, Alabama; m. GRILL GILBERT, >Private; b. Private. >Would like to here from anyone researchiing these family lines >Thanks >Michale Powell > ><A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/mchelle86967/">My homepage</A> >http://www.geocities.com/mchelle86967 >