Is anyone working on the Cherry family that lived around Savannah, TN? I am looking for the family of Sarah Cherry b. about 1812 in SC. She married Simeon Sego in Hardin County, TN July 1836. I need to know anything that is available about her Cherry family. All I know is her name. Thanks Millie Mason

This is being forwarded from the Lauderdale message boards. If you can help, please reply to deannp2001@hotmail.com http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HS.2ADE/594 and, of course, the list. Thanks, Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: <deannp2001@hotmail.com> To: <ALLAUDER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2005 11:00 PM Subject: Looking for Cox descendants of William Cox > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Cox,Lipscomb,Reeder > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HS.2ADE/594 > > Message Board Post: > > I am looking for descendants of William Cox who was born in TN. abt. 1806 > he was married in AL. abt. 1838 I am not sure of to whom but I believe her > to be a Mary Anne I have found them on a census but I do not have a last > name. Here are the names of their children. > > 1. John Mac Cox > Born - 1841 in TN. > 2. George Cox > Born - AL. > 3. Westley T. Cox > Born - 1845 in AL. > 4. Mary J. Cox > Born - 1847 in AL. > 5. Oscar H.C.Cox > Born - 1852 in Lauderdale Co. Al. > > If this George is my gg grandfather he would have also been born in > Lauderdale Co. my gg grandfather married Mary Frances (Fannie) Lipscomb > they were married on 14 Dec.1865 Fannie's father is James Calvin Lipscomb > and her mother is Nancy Elizabeth Reeder. George was in the Civil War for > four years and he and Fannie later moved to Ar. George is buried at Oak > Cemetery in Fort Smith Ar. > > I sure hope to hear from some descendants thanks Deann > > e-mail is deannp2001@hotmail.com > > >

Hi Everyone on the Lauderdale County List, I am looking for Family Stories of your Lauderdale County Folks. I have been a researcher for 14 years now, and I am putting together a collection of Stories of the Lauderdale Co, people. I am mainly looking for these surenames. RICHARDSON MYRICK STUTTS MCGEE ALLEN FOUST BEAVERS BRETHERICK WRIGHT GARNER GOOCH GRAY KILLEN PETTUS If your family has these names, I'd like to hear your story. Where did you grow up? Who was your Grandfather etc. In return I will send you what I have on your family. I now have over 17,000 names in my data base. Hope to hear from you soon. Liz Moore Lauderdale Connections

This is being forwarded from the message boards. If you can help, please contact: lindarm2002@yahoo.com http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HS.2ADE/49.70.1.1 and, of course, the list. Thanks, Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: <lindarm2002@yahoo.com> To: <ALLAUDER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 6:23 AM Subject: Re: Elizabeth King > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/HS.2ADE/49.70.1.1 > > Message Board Post: > > My mother in law was Rachel Elizabeth King. She married Willard Poke > Martin. She went by the name of Elizabeth all her life. Her mothers Name > was Rachel Samantha Quillin married to David Neal King. Please let me > know if you have heard of these people. May be of Indian heritage. > > >

Does anyone have any old pictures of the communities of Cloverdale, Alabama or Threets, Alabama ? Would especially like to have pictures of any of the old store buildings, cotton gin, schools or Post Office. Would like pictures of the very old buildings but also those made up until about 1970. Thanks, SteveCooper Cloverdale, Alabama stevecooper75@comcast.net -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 266.4.0 - Release Date: 2/22/2005

I am seeking information on Margaret Hammons/Hammonds who married George T. McCrory in Lauderdale County on 2nd August, 1827. Thank you,

Surnames: Martin, McClain, Watson, Parker, Rayburn Hi Kathy and Kaye; Thank you both for your help. The McClain's I am looking for are a John McClain who was a Justice Of The Peace there in Lauderdale Co., at least from 1853-1872. Then there is a John McClain and wife, Shotzy or Shorty, I don't know if it is the same John and thought maybe the book would tell. Then a Wilson McClain who married a Mattie Rayburn in 1880. Anything on any of these people would help,, even Mattie Rayburn. I can't find who her people were either. I have a lot of people from the Lauderdale Co., area, Parker's, Watson's, Martins, McClain's and Rayburn's. Thank you very much I really appreciate you taking the time to look for me. Charlotte

II was wondering if anyone has a copy of, or access to, the Lauderdale Co., AL Heritage Book, that would be willing to check it for me to see what it has about the McClain's that lived in Lauderdale Co. I would appreciate any help. Thanks Charlotte McClain Christensen

Good Morning All, For those of you that might not know about it, and for those of you that have been thinking "I want to get a copy of that book," now may be the time to do it. Personally, I will tell you that it is a real treasure trove of family information, local history and lore. Regarding the availability of the Lauderdale County, Alabama Heritage Book, Millie Mason gave me the following information. If you are interested in obtaining a book, please contact Millie OFF LIST for particulars at loray2358@comcast.net . : ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sales of the reprinted Heritage Book of Lauderdale County have been going well. The book has over 800 family stories, old schools and churches, businesses, military, all historical markers in Lauderdale County, history of Lauderdale County and the cities, towns and communities. Lots of old family pictures are included with the articles and it is indexed by last names. I have about 15 left at home and the company has some. If anyone would like a copy of this book of history, they may contact me at: loray2358@comcast.net. Another reprint is not planned. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Before I forget it, Millie is also the author/compiler of "Waterloo School Through the Ages 1800s through 2002" so if you have interests in the Waterloo area, you might want to consider this book. It's soft cover, 81/2 X 11 inches, has a full name index. Very easy to use for research, and also nice to just read. For those of you from Waterloo, it would be a real nostalgia trip. For information about this book, please contact Millie OFF LIST at loray2358@comcast.net . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Pat

The Northeast Alabama Genealogical will be having their annual Ancestry Swap Meet this year April 23, 2005. It will be in Gadsden, Etowah County, Alabama. If you would like to receive an application for it with all the details please send me your name and address. We will be doing our mail-outs this week so I need your name and address quickly. Just email it to me. Gail Brown, President Northeast Alabama Genealogical Society gbrown@hiwaay.net http://www.rootsweb.com/~alneags/index.html

Joel, There were only two Cagles in Hardin County of the age to be soldiers during the Civil War. Henry Overton Cagle, 1842-1898 and Charles Talley Cagle, 1844-1930. Great uncle Henry joined a Confederate Artillery unit and Great grandfather Charley did not join until he was old enough in 1863. He was in the First Confederate Cavalry. In early 1863 most of the First Confederate was captured at the Duck River in Shelbyville Tennessee saving Gen. Joseph Wheeler's behind. The recruiters came back to Hardin county to get new recruits in late 1863. That was when Charley Cagle joined. The Whitlow side of my family, (my mothers name), lived in the same neighborhood. An older great-uncle joined the Confederate Army in late 1861 and was dead by March 1862. His younger older brother joined the Union Army in 1864. David ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joel Mize" <home@joelmize.com> To: <ALLAUDER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 10:10 AM Subject: [ALLAUDER] Re: 3rd Post attempt for CAGLE who were Union men > David & List, > > I see that your (David's) Cagles of Hardin Co TN were mostly CSA men. > > As you likely know the border area of AL/TN was Guerilla warfare territory. > Quite a few Alabamians who fled the CSA went into Hardin, Wayne & Lawrence > counties TN seeking refuge from the CSA; many of those from > Winston/Blount/Cullman, Walker county areas walked the "Freedom trail", a > back-path that led from the counties south of the TN River through the > outskirts of Florence and into Wayne & Hardin Co TN for refuge. Some of > these AL refugees joined up with the infamous Union Regiments raised there. > > A fair number of your Cagles from down Alabama way were among the Union > men: > > >Unionist, John Adam Cagle b 1798 Carrubus Co NC d Oct 1, 1863, killed by > CSA homeguard, Boar Tusk, Winston Co AL > >1st Ala Cavalry (USV), Albert S. Cagle b 1835 Walker/Winston Co AL d 1907 > Winston Co AL > >Unionist, A. Ellis Cagle b 1837 Walker/Winston Co AL d 1875 Winston Co AL > >1st Ala Cavalry, Charlie B. Cagle b 1817 Warren Co TN d 1868 (thought to be > CW related revenge killing by Homeguard) > > Unionist, Charlie Melton Cagle b 1835 AL d ?, poss. Giles Co TN > > 1st Ala Cavalry, David Crockett Cagle b 1835 Hall Co GA d 1923 LeFlore Co > OK (part Cherokee) > > 1st Ala Cavalry & 12th TN Cav, Enoch Cagle, b 1840 Walker/Winston Co AL d > 1864 New Albany IN (measles) > > 10 Ala Cav (CSA)/1st Ala Cav (USV), Ephraim N. Cagle b 1842 Winston Co AL > d 1911 Winston Co AL > > Guttery's 13th Btn (CSA) / 12th TN Cav (USV), Isaac Cagle b 1832 Giles Co > TN d ? (married part Cherokee woman) > > Unionist, Isaac R. Cagle b 1818 Warren Co TN d 1877 Johnson Co IL > (Baptist Preacher; refuge in IL abt 1864) > > Unionist, Jacob Cagle b 1827 AL d 1879 Prentiss Co MS > > 120th IL Regmt, James Henry Cagle, b 1843 Warren Co TN d bef 1907 Johnson > Co IL (son of Isaac R.) > > 1st Ala Cavalry, James Riley Cagle b 1824 Montgomery Co NC d aft 1878, > prob Winston Co AL (wife full Cherokee?) > > 1st Ala Cavalry, James Riley Cagle Jr., b 1845 Walker/Winston AL d 1901 > Clay Co AR > >Unionist John D. Zollicoffer Cagle b 1818 Montgomery Co NC d 1886 Winston > Co AL > >1st Ala Cavalry, John H. Cagle b 1846 Winston/Marion Co AL d ? > >Unionist, Lloyd Hiram Cagle b 1820 Montgomery Co NC d 1894 Winston Co AL > ******* > That's the sampling & I'm not half-way thru the alphabet on > the Cagle's who were Union men. Anyone else on this list with known CW > Union men in their tree ? > > Joel S. Mize > > > > > > > > -- > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. > Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.7 - Release Date: 2/10/2005 > > > ==== ALLAUDER Mailing List ==== > Pat M. Mahan, 123@comcast.net > Lauderdale County CC and List Manager > http://www.rootsweb.com/~allauder/index.htm > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

I am looking for any information on the family of J.C. PARRISH/PARISH b. May 1861 & Sarah J. LONG b. Sep. 1861. According to the Lauderdale County Probate Records, James C. PARRISH and Sarah J. LONG were married on September 23, 1883 at John LONG'S house. Also according to the 1900 U.S. Census, which was taken on June 8th and 9th 1900 (sheet B 4 lines 51- 54) this family was living in the Waterloo Pct. #17 with their two children, Fannie E. age 15 b. Mar. 1885 and John W. age 10 b. Sep. 1889. During that same 1900 U.S. Census, dated June 21st. John W. is shown living with an uncle, W.C. PARRISH in the same Waterloo Pct. There is no listing for Fannie. She may have married or moved in with a different family. I believe that the Waterloo Precinct #17 is the Village of Wright, Alabama. I haven't been able to locate any further information on the family of J.C. and Sarah. My thoughts are that J.C. & Sarah died suddenly from a sickness or other mishap, but I haven't been able to find any obituaries regarding their deaths. I know that some of the cemeteries in that area were re-located because of the rising waters of Pickwick Lake and that a lot of the grave markers were un-named or lost, but I'm in hopes that their is someone with knowledge of who they were and what happened to them. Any help would be greatly appreciated Jim Parrish Waupun, Wisconsin

David & List, I see that your (David's) Cagles of Hardin Co TN were mostly CSA men. As you likely know the border area of AL/TN was Guerilla warfare territory. Quite a few Alabamians who fled the CSA went into Hardin, Wayne & Lawrence counties TN seeking refuge from the CSA; many of those from Winston/Blount/Cullman, Walker county areas walked the "Freedom trail", a back-path that led from the counties south of the TN River through the outskirts of Florence and into Wayne & Hardin Co TN for refuge. Some of these AL refugees joined up with the infamous Union Regiments raised there. A fair number of your Cagles from down Alabama way were among the Union men: >Unionist, John Adam Cagle b 1798 Carrubus Co NC d Oct 1, 1863, killed by CSA homeguard, Boar Tusk, Winston Co AL >1st Ala Cavalry (USV), Albert S. Cagle b 1835 Walker/Winston Co AL d 1907 Winston Co AL >Unionist, A. Ellis Cagle b 1837 Walker/Winston Co AL d 1875 Winston Co AL >1st Ala Cavalry, Charlie B. Cagle b 1817 Warren Co TN d 1868 (thought to be CW related revenge killing by Homeguard) > Unionist, Charlie Melton Cagle b 1835 AL d ?, poss. Giles Co TN > 1st Ala Cavalry, David Crockett Cagle b 1835 Hall Co GA d 1923 LeFlore Co OK (part Cherokee) > 1st Ala Cavalry & 12th TN Cav, Enoch Cagle, b 1840 Walker/Winston Co AL d 1864 New Albany IN (measles) > 10 Ala Cav (CSA)/1st Ala Cav (USV), Ephraim N. Cagle b 1842 Winston Co AL d 1911 Winston Co AL > Guttery's 13th Btn (CSA) / 12th TN Cav (USV), Isaac Cagle b 1832 Giles Co TN d ? (married part Cherokee woman) > Unionist, Isaac R. Cagle b 1818 Warren Co TN d 1877 Johnson Co IL (Baptist Preacher; refuge in IL abt 1864) > Unionist, Jacob Cagle b 1827 AL d 1879 Prentiss Co MS > 120th IL Regmt, James Henry Cagle, b 1843 Warren Co TN d bef 1907 Johnson Co IL (son of Isaac R.) > 1st Ala Cavalry, James Riley Cagle b 1824 Montgomery Co NC d aft 1878, prob Winston Co AL (wife full Cherokee?) > 1st Ala Cavalry, James Riley Cagle Jr., b 1845 Walker/Winston AL d 1901 Clay Co AR >Unionist John D. Zollicoffer Cagle b 1818 Montgomery Co NC d 1886 Winston Co AL >1st Ala Cavalry, John H. Cagle b 1846 Winston/Marion Co AL d ? >Unionist, Lloyd Hiram Cagle b 1820 Montgomery Co NC d 1894 Winston Co AL ******* That's the sampling & I'm not half-way thru the alphabet on the Cagle's who were Union men. Anyone else on this list with known CW Union men in their tree ? Joel S. Mize -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.7 - Release Date: 2/10/2005

Hello, everyone... Although I haven't researched very much lately, I am looking for descendants/ancestors of the following: 1. Thomas Wallace, b. c1795 in NC/SC. Moved to Lauderdale Co in 1819/1820. His wife's first name is believed to be Sarah. I have their children as follows: - Alexander McCuin - James L. - Thomas Shelby - Mary S. - Hetty Farris - John Burris - Salenius M. - Harrison Kendrick - Samuel J. 2. Jesse Blalock, b. c1812 in SC. From the ages of his first two children, it appears that Jesse was married twice, although I have not yet found the name for his first wife. In any case, his first children are: - William W., b. c1834 - Catherine T., b. c1836 - Jesse married Mary Ann Massey on 15 July 1840 in Lauderdale Co. I have their children as follows: - Ann Elizabeth - Henry Clay - Jane - John Henry - Martha Jane - Horatio - Harriet Frances - Ida If any of this looks familiar, please send me a note. Thanks, Lee Mathis Arlington, VA

Seeking Parents and siblings of Martha Ann Thompson data from tombstone. Martha Ann Thompson b 26 Sept1832 prob. AL d 12 Sept 1875 prob. Erath Co. Tx. buried Round Grove Cemetery, Erath Co, Texas know spouse Reuben Davis Ross it is thought that RDR born in Lauderdale Co. AL. possibly MAT also. married about 1849 poss. AL or TN. These good folk my husband's 2nd great grand parents. sue lambert --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.574 / Virus Database: 364 - Release Date: 1/29/04

Hi List, I am researching the surnames of Myrick, Richardson, Stutts and many more from Lauderdale County. If you are related to these surnames who were in Lauderdale County at one time please contact me, I'd love to here from you. Elizabeth "Liz" Moore

Pat, Have I been bumped off the list; mail getting returned or not delivered. Joel S. Mize ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mail Delivery Subsystem" <mailer-daemon@comcast.net> To: <home@joelmize.com> Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 1:14 AM Subject: Returned mail: delivery problems encountered > A message (from <home@joelmize.com>) was received at 11 Feb 2005 15:05:50 +0000. > > The following addresses had delivery problems: > > ALLAUDER-L@rootsweb.com > Persistent Transient Failure: Delivery time expired > Delivery last attempted at 11 Feb 2005 15:05:50 +0000 > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.7 - Release Date: 2/10/2005 -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.7 - Release Date: 2/10/2005

Sarah Alexander Robison's husband was Richard Robison who died ca 1811. Sarah and Richard had children named William A. (Alexander?), Sarah (Patsy), Martha (Polly), Dorcas, Mary, and James Robison. In 1825, Sarah Alexander Robison, sent power of attorney to her son William A. Robison in Mecklenburg Co., NC to obtain her inheritance from her brother, William Alexander's estate. Sarah was living in Lauderdale Co., AL in 1825. Does anyone know anything about this woman? David

I am looking for the parents of James A. Lovel who married Elizabeth Newman 28 February 1839 in Lauderdale County, Al. On the 1850 Lauderdale Census there is a Lucy Lovel who could be his mother living adjacent to him. He is found in 1860 in Lawrence County, Tn living adjacent to Elizabeth Cottrell. James's son William married Sarah Cottrell the daughter of Elizabeth. Wayne Horton wphor@sbcglobal.net

I'm searching for any information on Weathers' who served in the Civil War from Lauderdale County. Don Weathers