Column six Ad - Groceries- J Murphy GROCERIES The Subscriber is now receiving the following articles which he will sell low for CASH Brown Sugar, Allspice, Loaf do. Cinamon, Rio Coffee, Indigo, Imperial Tea, Madder, Gun powder do. Copperas, Molasses, Powder, Flour, Shot, Corn Meal, Lead, Shad, Nails assorted Mackerel, Tobacco, no. 1,2&3 Herring, Cigars, Figs, Pint & 1/2 p't Ticklers. Raisins, Crackers, Almonds, Cheese, Cream Nuts, Barrel Salt, Pecans, Sack Salt, Liverpool Lemons, blown, Lucifer Matches, Buckets Pepper, Boston & Shaving soap Men's and Children's Shoes Whiskey, Cog. Brandy, Cogniac Brandy, Amer. Brandy, Irish Whisky, Port Wine, Bourbon do. Magala Wine, Ale & Porter Queens Ware and Crockery Ware! J. MURPHY. March 28, 1846.

NOTICE There will be sold to the highest bidder, at the Court House door in the town of Florence on the 30th day of November 1846, so much of the lots No. 41, 42, 43, and 44, as lying in the town of Florence as will be sufficient to pay the State and county tax of said lots for 1845, and all cost occuring thereon belonging to or granted to James Madison or his heirs. ALSO, Part of lot No. 373 lying in said town belonging to or granted to Mayhew & Murphy, containing one half acre more or less. AARON ASKEW, T.C. Florence, May 30, 1846 6-tds

(more of the article)(some of my interpretation of the words may be wrong) FLORENCE ALABAMA LAUDERDALE COUNTY FLORENCE GAZETTE Florence Alabama Saturday June 27, 1846 Vol 26 published by M C Gallaway, 4 pages Image 8-page one - column four- (1)Hon Geo S Houston- a compliment to Gen Houston , our rep in Congress The following compliment to Gen. Houston, our Representative in Congress is from the "Illinois State Register" published at Springfield. It should be a source of congratulation? to the ____ of this district to win the high estimation for which our immediate Representative is ____. The following letter, from a gentleman of the highest standing in Washington, throws some light on the late vote in Congress, and does us more than justice to these few patriotic members from Alabama, Georgia and Louisiana, who would not desert their country in the crisis then pending. Honor is their noble names. WASHINGTON CITY, April 25, 1846 ___: The struggle is over, and the notice for the termination of the convention in relation to the north west _____ of America has passed-But how passed? It is my purpose to inform you. It is almost enough to solve the whole matter to say, that the original, true and straight out friends of the measure voted against it in its final form? and the oppo_____ of the measure including the whole Whig party, and the advocates of masterly inactivity, voted for it........ ____Houston of Ala., Cobb of Ga., Reid of N.C. and Harmansos? of La., were exceptions to the general vote of the South. They voted with Democrats of the north and nearly the whole body of Democrats of the west, against the resolution. Like the brave Spartans of the ___ of Thermopy__, they wrote victory on their shields in the moment of their fall--..... Let the West in the sorrow of defeat and loneliness of desertion, remember them to honor and gratitude. For such men the brave and disinterested Democracy of the West would peril their hearth-stones and their heads, to rescue the whole South from the terrible and bloody wrath re____ced by abolition fanaticism. Sir, you think the noble example of these patriots merit this notice, you will please publish it and oblige Your obedient servant,

FLORENCE ALABAMA LAUDERDALE COUNTY FLORENCE GAZETTE 11 July 1846 Image 12, 13- July 11, 1846 The Florence Gazette- Published every Saturday morning by M C Gallaway, editor. pg 1 column one (1)Mr John C Calhoun in South Carolina (2)The Names of several prominent democrats have already been brought forward to succeed Mr Yancy in Congress. (3) W G Brownlow, the infamous editor of the Jonesboro Whig..... column 2 (1) Adjournment of Congress column three (1) Paymaster in The Army- We are pleased to learn, that our worthy countyman, Major Andrew J COFFEE, has been appointed by the President, Paymaster in the Army. He is a son of our deceased townsman, Gen. John Coffee..... (2) Suicide- Columbia, TN, paper reports E J Foster (3) Beautiful Sentiment- by Senator Col. Benton (4) Jefferson Davis of MS (5) hat called the Palo Alto (6) the "razor strop man" (7)The whigs of TN...... column four (1) Hon W W Payne, member of the House, from AL (2) the people of the south...glowing accounts of the prospects of the crops (3) William R King, present Minister to France.... (4) Baptist Convention- (5) New Name- Discussion of name New York State to Niagara (6) The Symbol and Odd Fellows Magazine published THE SISTERS (poem) (7) Mackeral fishery this year is said to have been very successful... Column five (1) Presentation of the Resolutions of the Louisiana Legislature to Gen Taylor (2) Louis Philipe, king of France- His personal and political history. continues on column six pg 2 column one (1) Steamer Monedo (2)Peter F Patrick, Esq- We feel under great obligations to our indefatigable and accommodating friend, Mr Patrick, for his untiring exer??s in procuring for us a daily mail from the East and South. He now has a superb line of 4 horse coaches.... (3) A "Rat Office" has been established at Florence, Ala. by the "Horne family" proprietors of the Florence Enquirer.... (4) FLAKE, the young man that was sent from this county, a few years ago, to the penitentiary for horse stealing has again commenced his rascality..... (5) Resignation-Mr Buchannan his seat in the cabinet- nominated by President -Supreme Court Judge of Pa (6) John Randolph, emancipated negroes, about four hundred passed through Cincinnati.... (7) old father Horne, in his last Enquirer, "Celebration In Florence" (8) Appointments by the President column two (1) Gen HOUSTON- Our new mail arrangements-letters to and from Gen Houston and P M General column three (1) Peace with Mexico (2) Treasury Drafts column four (1) Fourth of July Barbeque- names mentioned-The Declaration was read by Col Robert Tinnin- a brief and emphatic discourse was then delivered by Hon. S. C. Posey...by Ingognito (2) The Royal family of England column five (1)The Dwelling of the President of the United States- The white house (2) From the Interior of Mexico column six (1) Revolution in Mexico-Declaration in favor of Santa Anna (2) A Second Jonah-a party recently fishing in the Tallapoosa observed an enormous catfish break water near them....he was opened and a well grown 'possum, still alive and grinning, taken from him...christened "Jonah" (3) A letter writer in the Tropic describes......in Mexico (4) A Noted Country- John A Canter sentenced to SingSing for seven years for forgery.... (5) Emigration from Europe (6) Bottle making

FLORENCE ALABAMA LAUDERDALE COUNTY FLORENCE GAZETTE 27 June 1846 Image 8-11 Florence Alabama Saturday June 27, 1846 Vol 26 published by M C Gallaway, 4 pages page one - column one- Recollections of Mexico column two- Congressional defenders! column three- the Ostrich column four- (1)Hon Geo S Houston- a compliment to Gen Houston , our rep in Congress (2) Treason Treason- political article from Muscogee Democrat (3) population of Arkansas (4) from Observer (5) from Ny News column five- (1) sketches of Character-Retired Gentleman (2) FULTON (3) General Scott (4) to purify water (5) Congressmen return home to raise army for Mexican War column six- General Gaines Image 9-page 2- column 1- (1)Oregon Question Settled; (2)Thomas B Carroll- removing his name as candidate for Tax Collector; (3)Mr White, of the St Charles Hotel, New Orleans, killed in Mobile from a fall from a horse; column 2- To Conrad column 3- (1) Unreadable (2)During our present circuit court, Burkhardt, who in a fight stabbed his adversary but only in such a manner that he has since recovered, Has been sent for the offence to penitentiary for seven years; while Porter, who in no fight at all, butchered an unarmed man in a public hotel, has been fully acquitted. (3)A cotton bloom taken from the plantation of Dr Bullock of Lownden County on or about the 1st of June. This is early. column 4- (1)report of Mexican War, from Palo Alto, mentions Colonel Dakin's regiment,Col. Payton's regiment, Capt Windle,Capt Butler's skill as a seaman drew from Captains Rousseau, Blanchard and McNamar, and Lieutenants Seguine, Higgins, Hays, Heard, Laune and Miller, a highly complementary letter. Column 5- (1)General Scott's soup; (2)John H Peters, who was in the Tallapoosa jail for forgery, and was convicted at the last term of the Circuit Court, has escaped. He worked his way out through the brick wall with some iron instrument and let himself down by his blanket. Column 6- West Point; State Elections; Alabama Volunteers; An alligator shot in Portland of this county. Image 10- page 3- column 1- How ought we to conduct the War?; The new State House; column 2- candidate for re-election for Circuit Clerk, Richard B Baugh; candidate for re-election for Tax Collector, Aaron Askew; Ad- Sweet Water Academy- Thomas L Maddin; Ad- S M Lowe, Huntsville, AL and W H Pattison, New Orleans Executors notice- Henry Smith of Sweet Water, dec'd; James Caruthers, executor, Edward A Oneal, Esq of Florence, AL agent and attorney. Ad- B P Karsher, grocer and commission merchant has moved his establishment. Column 3- Ad- Florence Apothecary and Drug Store- Robert L Bliss Ad- FALK & SNDS-removing to Galveston, TX, selling all. Administrators sale-land of George Hopkins, dec'd, by Salina Hopkins, admr. State of AL, Lauderdale Co, Orphans court- Wm B Wood, judge- Eunicy Herald, administratrix of the estate of Jacob Herald files final settlement 18 July next. column 4- Peas for sale -Wm Warren State of Al, Lauderdale Co- Orphans Court- Hon Wm B Wood, Judge-Winston P Pettis, administrator of the estate of Benjamin Buford, dec'd. Image 11- page 4- column 1 Ad- J L Sloss- Tailor Ad- Flowers at Wm Warren's grocery store Ad-Red Sulphur Springs recieving visitors- German Lester Ad- Garden Seeds at Jno Simpson & Co Ad- Planters Hotel- Tuscumbia, AL- John L. M'RAE column 2 Ad- Fashions- Engle & Hudson Ad- Dry Goods- C. Gookin Ad- Dry Goods- M. Clarke Ad- Columbian Tonic Pills column 3 Ad- Fashions- Tailoring- Stewart & Hyde Ad- Dental Surgery- Dr J M Conner, Dentist will reside at Tuscumbia permanently - has taken into partnership- Dr A D Wilkerson of Philadelphia, will remain permanently in Huntsville State of Alabama-Lauderdale County- Orphans Court- This day came Vincent Bonham, adm with the will annexed of Samuel Savage, decd Ad- Coach and Harness Making- George Lynes Ad- Auction -W & C Fellows Ad- Parasalls and Umbrellas- Falk and Sands Notice- sale of lots to pay the tax- belong to or granted to James Madison or his heirs Also-Lot- granted to Mayhew and Murphy --Aaron Askew, T. C. Ad- Goshen Cheese- C. Gookin column four Ad- Hats and caps- J G Praigg Ad- L P Walker and R W Walke- Attorneys at Law Ad- groceries- Wm Warren Ad- Dr Osgood's medicine Ad- Saddlery- Falk and Sands column five Ad- Liquors and cigars- Wm Warren Ad- Cure for consumption remedy Ad- E Bourne has moved his office to his former residence Dissolution-firm of Brahan & Peters- Joseph Brahan - John Peters Ad- Looking glass plates-Z P Morrison Ad- Ten Thousand Cow Tails wanted- Z P Morrison Column six Ad- Job Printing- the Gazette Office Mail Arrangements- George W Sneed?- Post Master Ad - Groceries- J Murphy Ad- Hebrew Plaster Let me know if you want me to take another look at an article. Patty

FLORENCE ALABAMA LAUDERDALE COUNTY FLORENCE GAZETTE 22 Feb 1827 1827 February (note on microfilm- dates within issue are incorrect) Thursday February 22, 1827 four pages, five columns each page Volume 8 published by David Felton Page one- column one-Domestic- Article (1) National Defense column two- article-Naval Column three- Miscellaneous Selections- Mr James- British Naval History Column four - from Sketches of Parisian Society- Mr Canning at Paris column five- (1) a polish joke (2) the weather in Scotland (3) December 5th six young men were executed at the Old B?? viz, James Gentry, aged 18, John Robinson, 19; Robert King, 21; Geo Nichols, 24; all for highway robbery; John Hayes, 25; James Boyce, 25 for burglary page two- Column One- (1)poem (2) Miss Livermore intent to preach at the Capitol. column two- Congressional- In Senate column four- Foreign- very late from England pg three- column one (1) Mr Weed and Vinton inquiry treaty with indians column three- (1)from the Visitor- Md (2) Mr William ? NC (3) from NY Times (4) National Intelligencer column four (1) from the Richmond Enquirer (2) Slaves-An Act column five- (1) Commercial- from the price current- Cotton (2) Estray - Lauderdale Co-taken up by Uriah Nanny, a sorrell filly (3) Notice- two hoggs, supposed to belong to ?? Deaver signed John Jackson (4) advertisements page four- column one-( 1) Dissolution- parnership of Stout, Scott and Pope (2) Platt Stout and Alex Pope successors of Stout, Scott and Pope- merchandise (3) New Goods- M Clark and Co. (4) Leather (5) The Subscriber (6) Ezra Weed Jr -Groceries, produce (7) to be rented-dwelling house- apply to James Irvine, Esq (8) Pendergast ad column two- (1) new store- M. Clark and Co (2) Notice- Jacob Ellinger (3) George Coalter (4) I wish to rent my plantation- Nicholas Davis (5) notice -Daniel Berry (6) Wool carding- Campbell & Durant (7) practice of Law- George ? , James Irvine (8) notice- James Jackson, J ?, Jno ? (9) E Webb Jr (10) William Fulton (11) of Doct John S Young decd- John Simpson, Geo Boggs, Jr (12) Executors sale - of Dr John Young- John Simpson, Geo Boggs, Jr column three- (1) La Mott's cough drops (2) few Agree- Ferry Boat- D H Friend, Secty (3) state of Al , Du?can McIntire,administrator of Malcolm? McIntire deceased- W W Garrard (4) tavern stand to rent-L. Sheffield (5) Florence Drug store ad column four- (1)Bacon - E Webb Jr (2) Administration - Col. William Lyon , decd, Thos Cunningham, adm (3) Florence Hotel, lately occupied by Mr David Fulton- Patrick Andrews (4) estate -Henry Anderson and Jacob Byler adm of Jesse Evans, decd (5) estate (6) orphans court- Thomas H Alsup- W W Garrard, clk. column five- (1) Tuscombia female academy- A.Campbell, W.Wharton, John Hogun, T.Wooldridge (2) ad merchandise (3) notice-by deed of trust- Presley Ward (4) Sherrifs sale- property of Isham R Leath in favor of Levi Todd- M Harkins, shrf (5) property Of Thomas Daniel in favor of George Boggs jr (6) Pay your debts- P F Pearson & co. Let me know if you want me to transcribe anything further. It seems each time I look at it I find something new. OR am able to decifer something I couldn't before. I can also try to CUT out an article and e-mail the .tiff. Patty

Can someone tell me something about one Sallie Reeves who died in Lauderdale Co. al 1909? I wondered if she may have first resided in Morgan or Blount co. and was the wife of one george Reeves? Lori

FLORENCE ALABAMA LAUDERDALE COUNTY FLORENCE GAZETTE 3 March 1825 Thursday, two pages pg one column one - NIGHT (poem) Traditions of the Western Highlanders- Allan Na Sohp- nobleman of the sixteenth century. column three - Our Relations with Spain pg two column one- a letter from the President of the US (James Monroe) to the House of Representatives column three- article (1) from Cincinatti- description of the boat WASHINGTON- boat to be a regular trader between Louisville and New Orleans- Captain H. M. Shrieve- Boat built by Messrs Parsons, engines made by Messrs Phillips, Johnson and Co, Steubenville, Boat is owned by Messrs Kilgour, Taylor, and Co of this city and Mr Paul Anderson of Missouri. Article (2)- The Apocalypse explained Article (3) South Alabama- re boats navigating the Alabama river Column four article (1) House of Representatives and Mr Kremer article (2) Col Campbell, one of the commissioners to treat with the indians. Article (3) Duel, in New Orleans between Mr Dumy, editor of the Merchantile Advertiser, and Mr Cruzat, editor of the Argus. Baton Rouge Gaz. Article (4) Native Gold- Mathias Barringer in Cabarras County discovered a vein Article (5) State of Ireland- Arrest of Mr O'Connell column five- Latest from London. Let me know if you want me to try to transcribe a certain article. Some of it is unreadable. Patty

The Pettus Museum, located in Killen, Lauderdale Co AL, will be presenting the following programs in June: June 6, 2005, 7 - 9 p.m. - The Muscle Shoals Canal June 13, 2005, 7 - 9 p.m. - The Civil War June 20, 2005, 7 - 9 p.m. - The Lewis and Clark Expedition. For more information on these programs, please contact Ron Pettus at rtus3624@bellsouth.net

Some of the Diaries of James Robert Bumpass have been transcribed and are now available for purchase. The diaries were transcribed by James Robert Bumpass' great-grandson, Kenneth R. Roaten, of Corinth, Mississippi. It took 2 years and five months to accomplish as some of the Diary pages had to be moved with a finger nail file as they were so brittle plus using a magnifying glass. The 215-page, softbound book contains many surnames from Lauderdale County, Alabama; Tishomingo County, Mississippi; and Alcorn County, Mississippi. Also highlighted from the diaries is information on various churches, schools, geographic locations, anecdotes, photocopies of his original handwriting, and pictures of some of his original diaries. The book includes a family group sheet for James Robert Bumpass and group sheets for each of his 11 children. This item can be purchased from the Tishomingo County Historical & Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 273, 203 E. Quitman Street, Iuka, MS 38852. Tel.: (662) 423-3500. Price: $35.00, shipping $5.00. Below might answer some questions: James Robert Bumpass was born Jan 02 1854 in Waterloo, Alabama, and died 11 Nov 1936. He and his wife, Cleopatra Whittle Bumpass, are buried at the Union Cemetery in Alcorn County. These transcriptions start with 1890 through May 28, 1928. I started collecting his diaries from different relatives, and while there are probably more, all I have acquired are included in the book. I am positive that there are many more of the Bumpass diaries scattered around with some of his distant Bumpass family relatives. Before my cousin Troy Bumpass passed away, (who donated the land for the Corinth Park) told me that there are more Diaries out there someplace within the families. I still have one of his original diaries and one of his Bibles which were given to me by one of my relatives who let me look through his father's old trunk. I just haven't located any other Diaries yet. I met many Bumpass researchers at the dedication ceremony for Gabriel Bumpass a number of years back in Waterloo, Ala. Perhaps some of you will see this message. Please note that this complication is copyrighted and cannot be copied without the express permission of Kenneth R. Roaten. Ordering information can be found on the TCHGS Web site below. Kennygen@avsia.com ACGS Web Site http://www.avsia.com/acgs TCHGS Web Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~mstchgs/index.htm Roaten Web Site http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jroaten/index.html Tishomingo County Tourism Council http://www.tishomingo.org

This is being forwarded from the message boards. If you can help, please reply to raymassey@comcast.net http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HS.2ADE/599 and, of course, to the list ALLAUDER-L@rootsweb.com Thanks, Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: <raymassey@comcast.net> To: <ALLAUDER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 11:00 PM Subject: Crider Family > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Crider > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HS.2ADE/599 > > Message Board Post: > > I am researching the Crider family history. The Criders that I am looking > for were from Orangeburgh, SC. They traveled to Mississippi and lived in > Franklin county. Two of the girls went to Texas and lived in Robertson > county, Texas. They arrived in Texas one in 1859 and the other 1870.Their > names was Lucinda Crider who married James Slawson in Robertson > county, Texas and Arminda Rachael Crider who married Thomas Bush. in Hinds > county Miss. > I have no evidence but I believe that they were descended from Frederick > Crider who lived in Franklin Miss. He had a son that no one seems to know > what his name was. However, I have found a Frederick Manuel Crider that > married Sarah Fitzgerald and Cristana Williams both marriages were in > Hinds county Miss. I noticed on one of the message boards that a Frederick > M. Crider lived in Lauderdale county Alabama and was wondering if anyone > had any information on him or my two girls. > Thanks > > > >

Not sure how to check it. _bmoss69893@aol.com_ (mailto:bmoss69893@aol.com)

Good Morning All, If you have material contributed or have listed a surname or posted a query to either the Colbert or Lauderdale web site, would you please check your e-mail address. If it is not correct, please notify me. Thanks, Pat

Good Morning Everyone, This notice was on the Lawrence Co TN mailing list. If you are on that list, please forgive the duplication. If you have family in that area, mark your calendar now and plan to attend. Pat _______________________________ The Lawrence County Genealogical Society will hold their sixth Family History Fair on Saturday, June 25, 2005. If you are interested in genealogy, this is a great opportunity to meet new people who are researching on your same family lines. We have had tremendous response to our fair in past years, and hope that everyone will continue to make it a great success. Each year we have had over one hundred people in attendance, with researchers from twelve or more states. Information on about eighty-five Lawrence County families has been displayed on the various tables reserved by researchers. There were also vendors with many books for sell on Lawrence County, Giles County, and other surrounding counties. All who have attended our previous fairs had a wonderful time swapping information. A copy machine will be available for copies of any information you need copied. So bring, family charts, notebooks, photographs, family stories, computers, etc. and join in the fun. If you are bringing information to share with others or books to sale, tables are available for free, but we do ask that you please make a reservation in order for us to be able to determine how many tables need to be set up. Including the surnames of all the families you will have information on or the books you have for sell, will enable us to make a fair directory in advance. If you wish to reserve a table for the Family History Fair, please fill out the form at this website <http://home.lorettotel.net/~lcarchives/regform.htm> and return to the Lawrence County Genealogical Society, 218 N. Military Ave., Suite B-1, Lawrenceburg, TN 38464. The form must be returned no later than Wednesday, June 22, 2005, so we can prepare a directory listing the surnames you will have information on at your table or the books you will have for sell. You may also email or call in the information to me at the address number below. It takes a lot of preparation and work weeks before the fair and on the day of the fair to do this each year. If you would like to volunteer to help on one of the committees listed below, even if you do not live in Lawrence County, please contact the society at 218 N. Military Ave., Suite B-1, Lawrenceburg, TN 38464; phone - (931)766-1576; email - lcarchives@lorettotel.net <mailto:lcarchives@lorettotel.net> 1) The committees are collecting money at the admission table; 2) working at the society's table taking care of new members, renewals and selling journals; 3) working at the books for sale table; 4) set-up and take down committee; 5) copy machine. Each of the shifts are only 1 1/2 to 2 hours and leaves you plenty of time to browse the tables and meet other researchers. If you wish to join the society, you can contact me at the same addresses above or go to this website <http://home.lorettotel.net/~lcarchives/lcgs.htm> and click on Society info and membership form. Hope to see many of you at the Fair. Thanks Kathy Niedergeses, Chair Lawrence County Genealogical Society DIRECTIONS: It will be at the Lawrence County High School in their cafeteria. Enter through the front entrance facing Springer Rd. and follow the signs (or just turn to your left) and you will find us. I have posted directions to the fair for entering Lawrenceburg from east, west, north, and south. If you are coming from the "south" on Highway 43, turn right at the "second stoplight" onto Highway 64 E/E. Gaines St., the go to the "first stoplight" and turn left onto Springer Road. Continuing on this road you will pass through one stoplight. Right after passing through the light the Columbia State Community College will be on your right. Lawrence County High School is just past the college on your right. Go in the front entrance and follow the signs. If you are coming from the "north" on Highway 43, turn left at the "fourth stoplight" onto Weakley Creek Road. Continue on this road to the "first stoplight" and turn left onto Springer Road. Right after turning the Columbia State Community College will be on your right. Lawrence County High School is just past the college on your right. Go in the front entrance and follow the signs. If you are coming from the "east" on Highway 64, turn right at the "first stoplight" onto Springer Road. Continuing on this road you will pass through one stoplight. After passing through the light the Columbia State Community College will be on your right. Lawrence County High School is just past the college on your right. Go in the front entrance and follow the signs. If you are coming from the "west" on Highway 64, turn left at the "fifth stoplight" onto Springer Road. Continuing on this road you will pass through one stoplight. After passing through the light the Columbia State Community College will be on your right. Lawrence County High School is just past the college on your right. Go in the front entrance and follow the signs.

The deadline for family stories and pictures for the new Giles County Heritage book has been extended to June 30, 2005. Don�t miss it! Click on http://www.GilesCoTN.com for all details. Our regular 1st Tuesday meeting of the Giles Co. Heritage Book Committee will be Tuesday, April 5, 6:30 PM at the Comfort Inn, Pulaski. See you then! __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Personals - Better first dates. More second dates. http://personals.yahoo.com

Just hoping someone might have info. on one sallie reeves who died 1909 in Lauderdale Co. Al. am trying to determine if she is one Sallie Dunkin (Duncan) Reeves wife of George W. Reeves of Morgan Co. Al who md 1870. Thanks in advance Lori;.

This is being forwarded from the boards. If you can help, please respond to dkuhlman@bcremc.net http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HS.2ADE/595 and, of course, the list ALLAUDER-L@rootsweb.com Thanks, Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: <dkuhlman@bcremc.net> To: <ALLAUDER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 8:03 AM Subject: John J. Grisham and Alice Elizabeth Ann Martin > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Grisham, Martin > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/HS.2ADE/595 > > Message Board Post: > > John J. Grisham (15 Mar. 1869-19 Apr. 1938) married 21 Dec. 1890 in > Lauderdale Co. to Alice Elizabeth Ann Martin. Her dates are 26 Apr. > 1872-13 Dec. 1926. Both died in Lawrence Co. TN. Alice was probably born > there also. John J. believed to have been born in Lauderdale Co., but > cannot find him on 1870 census. By 1880, his father was dead, and mother > listed only as R.L. Grisham, widow. > > Need both parents' names for John J. Grisham. Alice Elizabeth Ann Martin > was the daughter of Lewis W. Martin and Mary W. Unknown, so need mother's > maiden name also, if these are available from Lauderdale Co. records. > > Thanks for any assistance! > > >

This is being forwarded from the boards. If you can help, please respond to GENEOGALLIE38@aol.com http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HS.2ADE/596 and, of course, the list ALLAUDER-L@rootsweb.com Thanks, Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: <GENEOGALLIE38@aol.com> To: <ALLAUDER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 25, 2005 9:31 PM Subject: MARTIN RAGLE HOMESTEAD IN LAUDERDALE COUNTY ,AL > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: RAGLE DOWNS > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HS.2ADE/596 > > Message Board Post: > > SARAH RHODA ANN ( AUNT SALLIE) RAGLE WAS MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER. I AM > TRYING TO FIND THE EXACT LOCATION OF THE MARTIN RAGLE HOMESTEAD. I WOULD > ALSO LIKE A PHOTO OF IT IF ANYONE HAS ONE. I HAVE HEARD IT WAS QUITE A > PLACE TO VISIT. I AM ALSO LOOKING FOR PHOTOS OF THE RAGLE FAMILY. SARAH > RHODA ANN IS THE MOTHER OF MY GRANDFATHER GEORGE EZEKIEL DOWNS OR ZEKE > DOWNS AS HE WAS KNOWN. MOST EVERYONE CALLED HIM UNCLE ZEKE. HIS FATHER WAS > LEWIS FRANKLIN DOWNS AND I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE IN THIS FAMILY > > >

Just a gentle reminder that the deadline for Giles County, Tenn. family stories and pictures is March 15, 2005. Please make sure to postmark your submissions by the 15th. Click on: http://www.gilescotn.com/ for all details!

I am looking for information about property own by Richard Williams in Lauderdale County between 1880 and 1900. It was located about a mile west of Lexington and had a mill on Little Bluewater creek. Where is the best place to look for this record? Frank