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    1. [ALLIMEST] Carriger
    2. MC
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Limestone/10547 Surname: ------------------------- What is Limestone County? My maiden name is Carriger. My grandfather, Wesley C. Carriger, was born in Tennessee I believe around 1880, lived near Kerrville, Texas long enough to marry my grandmother, then lived in the Coachella Valley in California. I know little more about his family, as I believe his father died when he was young and his mother remarried a Reverend Waterhouse. I think he had a brother named Charles Wesley. My mother thinks the Carrigers owned a railroad in Tennessee, and I suspect they may have been slave owners because I have run into several African-American Carrigers. I would like to know where the surname Carriger originated. My father told me it was a corruption of a German word meaning Coach maker, and that his family believed they were descendants of Hessian mercenaries who fought for England during the Revolutionary War, then remained in this country, possibly after changing allegiances.

    04/05/2001 02:50:23
    1. [ALLIMEST] Rebecca Rogers (1831-1910) TN > AL
    2. Jerry Johnson
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Limestone/10545 Surname: Rogers, Rodgers, Hardin ------------------------- My gg-grandfather, James Franklin HARDIN married REBECCA ROGERS (or RODGERS) on March 11, 1852 and I am trying to determine who her parents were. Rebecca was born April 26, 1831 in TN, and died June 12, 1910 in Limestone County, AL. James & Rebecca are buried at the Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Ardmore, AL --- just across the state line from Giles County, TN. Who were Rebecca’s parents and siblings?

    04/05/2001 06:18:18
    1. [ALLIMEST] Cemetery search
    2. Mike Morgan
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Limestone/10543 Surname: WOODARD ------------------------- Searching for the burial place of Hiram C. Woodard in Limestone County. Per his wife's Confederate pension application he died 11/28/1914. He was survived by his wife Martha J. Woodard.

    04/04/2001 03:14:46
    1. [ALLIMEST] GUTHRIE
    2. David Guthrie
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Al/Limestone/10542 Surname: GUTHRIE, PITTS, BUTLER, LEGG, WALKER, ADAMS, COFFMAN, McCLENDON ------------------------- Researching GUTHRIE family in Limestone Co., AL, James (Jim) Henry, b.1855-66? d.Feb.1945, m. Mary Rachael BUTLER, b.1859 d.1930 Legg cemetery. Children: George Henry b.1885, Tennie Rachael (McCluskey), Jay T., Gray, Isaac, Jim, Archy Lee Researching GUTHRIE family - David Isham >S.C., b.1830, m. Charity E. LLOYD, b.1833. Children James H. b.1855, Wm. M. b.1858, Rosa Belle b.1861, John L. b.1867 [email protected]

    04/04/2001 02:31:46
    1. [ALLIMEST] Montgomery
    2. Ann Brown
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Limestone/10540 Surname: James Monroe Montgomery, William Montgomery or Bill ------------------------- James and Louella Fagan Montgomery,son of William and Anna Montgomery. Family first appeared in Limestone Cty in 1870.Any info on this family would be appreciated!

    04/04/2001 02:17:46
    1. [ALLIMEST] James Walker Family
    2. Nancy Criswell
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Limestone/10539 Surname: Walker ------------------------- I am looking for information on a James Walker. He lived in Limestone County around 1880. Had four sons; James, Freeland, Alec and John. I do not have the name of his wife. Two of his sons, James and John, relocated to Tennessee in about 1885. Any help would be appreciated.

    04/04/2001 12:43:26
    1. [ALLIMEST] Stephenson,Barron,Holt and others
    2. Tommy Stephenson
    3. Samuel Stephenson was living in Limestone County,AL. in 1822 when his son George Alexander Stephenson was born. Interested in any Barron that might have lived in Limestone County,AL. John Stephenson 1726-1773 m. Jane? b. 1732;d. 1795 York County,S.C. Her second marriage was to a man named Fleming(1710-1780) Children: John b. ca.1750 Mary b. 1752 m. Daniel McClaren or McClary c.1769 (American Revolution) Agnes b. 1755 Robert Stephenson(my line) m. Jane Barron 1784 Margaret Stephenson 24 Dec.1760 m. David Dickey 4 Sept 1788(they went to Livingston County,Ky.(American Revolution) Robert Stephenson,Revolutionary Soldier, b. ca. 1755,probably Augusta County,VA. He married Jane Barron on 3 December 1784 in York County S.C.;died 1798 and probably buried in the church cemetery near Sharon,York County. Father was John c.1720-1773 Mother, Jane or Jean Jane Barron b. 13 Nov.1767 in Maryland died 30 Nov 1841 and buried in the Sharon Cemetery. Second marriage 19 September 1799 to James Hope Jr.(1769-1840) Children: John Stephenson, b. 16 August 1785,near Sharon, married Elinor Cooper(1787-1845). John died on 10 December 1845 Margaret Stephenson, b. 29 Sept. 1788 married in 1808 James Montgomery Dorcas Stephenson,b. 1790 married John Barron(1782-c.1819) Robert Stephenson,b. 1793 near Sharon Samuel Stephenson,b. 1795 near Sharon married Mary Shields Children by James Hope Jr.(1769-1840) Agnes Hope, b. 12 August 1800 m. 16 Feb. 1826 John D. Robinson in York County. Pamela Hope, b.5 Oct.1802 married Benjamin D. Robinson on 16 Feb.1826 in York. Ellen Demoss Hope,b. 1 Nov 1805 married Nathaniel W. King on 8 July 1824 in York. James Madison Hope (twin) b. 2 Jan. 1809 m. 8 Dec. 1821 Lucinda Powell(1810-1874). Jane Madison Hope (twin)b.2 Jan.1809 m. James H. King on 11 December 1828 in York County. Sources: old Hope family Bible owned by the widow of Hugh Washington Hope in 1827 James Madison Hope (1809-1891) wrote Dr. Lyman C. Draper in 1873 that his mother was born 13 Nov.1767.,and that he was born on 2 Jan.1809. Draper papers,15 VV311. Old John Stephenson Family Bible(1785-1845)1816 owned by Mr.Elmer O. Parker Margaret and James Montgomery went to Giles County,TN.before 1820. Dorcas and John Barron went to Giles County,TN. before 1820. Robert Stephenson went to Giles County,TN. before 1820 Samuel Stephenson went to Giles County,TN. befoe 1820. My Stephenson family history states that Samuel John Robert Stephenson b. 1795 m. Mary Shields. Samuel and Mary were on the 1860 census of Madison County,Al. In 1814, Giles County, George Shields and Alexander Barron Sr. sold land to Alexander Barron Jr. John Barron and Robert Stephenson witnessed this transfer. Nothing more is known about Robert Stephenson b. 1793. 1850 Census of Giles County,TN. Samuel Stephenson,age 53,b. S.C. Mary ,age 53, b. S.C. Shields Mary ,age 18, b. Al. John ,age 16, b. Al. Sylvester B. ,age 13, b. Al. George Alexander ,age 26, b. Al. living in the home of Carson P. Reed. Sylvester B. Stephenson married Mary Holt in Limestone County,Alabama in 1857. He died in 1908 in Waxahachie,TX.,Ellis County. My Barrons disappeared after 1820 in Giles County,TN. There were seven Barron brothers all related that lived in Giles County,TN. in 1820. I am also interested in a Susan F. Stephenson who married a Robert Stephenson in Madison County,AL. He died in Wood County,TX. in 1882. His wife was Susan F. Stephenson who was living in McLennan County,TX. in 1882 Tom Stephenson

    04/02/2001 07:57:09
    1. [ALLIMEST] John H. I. Wynn
    2. Vicki Thornton
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Limestone/10538 Surname: Wynn ------------------------- I'm not sure exactly what information you are looking for. As it turns out, John, his wife, Frances, and one of their daughters, Frances M., are buried in the same cemetery as my husbands' gggrandfather - Cambridge Cemetery on Cambridge Lane in Limestone County, AL. According to "Tombstone Inscriptions of Limestone County, Alabama", the tombstone of John reads: *** John H. I. Wynn of Dinwiddie Co., Va. June 14, 1797 - Jan 2, 1854. *** Frances Martha, born in Petersburg, Va., Consort of John H. I., Dec 25, 1804 - Oct. 10, 1852 *** Frances M., d/o John H. & F.M., Dec 1, 1838 - Dec 20, 1848 I hope that this information will give you at least something that you didn't have before. ~Vicki

    04/02/2001 05:20:41
    1. [ALLIMEST] Cemetery look up
    2. Vicki Thornton
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Limestone/10536 Surname: Snow ------------------------- This is in response to your request for a cemetery look up in Limestone County, Alabama, on Mar 31. Philip M. Snow is listed in "Tombstone Inscriptions of Limestone County, Alabama" on page 104, noting his burial site in the Fielding Cemetery off Yarbrough Rd (County Rd 85)in Limestone Co. There are no dates on his stone, however, there is notation of "Co H 1 Tenn Inf CSA". ~Vicki

    04/02/2001 04:40:38
    1. [ALLIMEST] Long,Holt, McCracken, Strange, Goodman, Harwell, Howell, Lewis
    2. Good Morning, Everyone It has been awhile since I have posted anything, and I hoping that maybe someone can help me out. I am interested in the following LONG marriages, any info would be much appreciated: All marriages took place in Limestone Co. Rebecca M. Long married George W. Holt on Sept. 2, 1847 Milton P. Long married Martha L. McCracken on Jan. 23, 1849 Martha Long married Joseph Strange on Feb. 14, 1849 Alfred W. Long married Mary Goodman on April 3, 1866 Nicholas Long married Sarah Harwell on Jan. 14, 1869 James Long married Sarah E. Howell on Feb. 18, 1873 Viney Long married Ross Lewis on Oct. 14, 1876 Many Thanks Robbie

    04/02/2001 03:54:35
    1. [ALLIMEST] Alabama Chat Monday.......
    2. Jean Brandau
    3. You're all invited to an Alabama Genealogy Chat (all counties) on Monday night: http://huntsville.about.com/mpchat.htm 9 pm Eastern; 8 pm Central; 7 pm Mt.; 6 pm Pacific This is a good opportunity to talk to others researching around the state, share resources and ideas, and make connections. Previous chat transcripts can be found at http://huntsville.about.com/library/blalchat.htm If you've never been in a chat room before and need instructions just let me know and I'll send step-by-step details. If you'd like to receive notice of future Alabama chats or transcripts, send me an email. Good luck in your search! Jean Brandau [email protected]

    04/01/2001 03:21:29
    1. [ALLIMEST] Armanda Kinsey Parker
    2. Sherrill Grawrock
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Limestone/10535 Surname: Kinsey, Kennedy, Parker ------------------------- I am looking for any information about Armanda Kinsey (possibly Kennedy) Parker. She died in Limestone Alabama about 1867. Her Husband Andrew Parker (son of Micajah Parker) died abt 1865 in Itawamba MS. I am trying to find out what happened to their children? John would have been about 9 or 10 and Nancy would have been about 5. I am the gggranddaughter of John. They also had two older boys Joseph and Andrew these boys were left in MS.

    03/31/2001 02:07:51
    1. [ALLIMEST] Cemetery lookup
    2. Mike Morgan
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Limestone/10534 Surname: SNOW ------------------------- Looking for a cemetery location for Philip M. Snow who died in Limestone County Feb. 21, 1906 in the Athens area, per his wife's Confederate pension application. The wife's name was Mary L. Snow.

    03/31/2001 12:18:19
    1. [ALLIMEST] MARTIN and TICKNER GENEALOGY
    2. Paul, miner
    3. Hello fellow listers, We are inquiring to see if anyone might have any knowledge of the death of Sherman L. Martin. As far as we can determine he passed on between the years 1894 and the year 1904. His mother's probate was read in 1904 and it listed Sherman as being deceased. Sherman Martin was married to Hattie Tickner, the daughter of David L. and Jane Miner Tickner and we believe the two families moved to Limestone at the same time. Hopefully someone has some cemetery books that Sherman Martin may be listed in. Thank you for reading this, hopefully someone might know something about this family and might possibly be working on the same family line. Paul and Louella Miner McCook, Nebraska

    03/31/2001 11:41:56
    1. [ALLIMEST] Sanerfur vanHook Families
    2. Betsy VanHook
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Limestone/10533 Surname: Vanhook, Sanderfur, Gladish ------------------------- Limestone Co Al. Marriage date typed wrong in first message. Lucy VanHook and Willis Sanderfur. 27 Dec. 1889. Sorry I had put 1829 whitch was wrong. Betsy

    03/30/2001 10:02:07
    1. [ALLIMEST] Sanderfur family
    2. Betsy Van HooK
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Limestone/10532 Surname: VanHook, Sanderfur, Rogers, Sanderfur, Gladish, Huit, Roper, Hamlet, Wells, Sannoner, Abbott ------------------------- Marriage: Willis Sanderfur to Lucy VanHook 27 DEC. 1829.documentation: Microfish LDS Family History Center.Looking for info on VanHook and associated families.This all I have now. will send more if I find it. Some VanHook from Limestone Co. Moved to Buerlson Co. Williamson CO, Milam Co. In TEXAS. YOU MIGHT TRY RESEARCH THAT AREA. BETSY.

    03/30/2001 09:49:57
    1. [ALLIMEST] Smith
    2. Tommy Stephenson
    3. Checking to see if anyone recognizes the Smith family below. My Samuel John Robert Stephenson lived in Limestone County,Al.,in 1880 and married Betty Smith in Lamar County,TX. in 1887. She was the daughter of James Smith who I know once lived in the neighboring county of Madison. Samuel's grandfather,Samuel Stephenson b. 1796 in York County,S.C. settled in Limestone County,AL. in 1822. Samuel Stephenson b. 1797 and his wife Mary Shields were living in Madison County,AL., in 1860. 1880 Census of Limestone County,Al. George "Stevenson" 58 runs Saw Mill b. Al. S.C. S.C. Elizabeth Perry Stephenson 53 b. S.C. S.C. S.C. Josephine 21 b. Al. Al.S.C Samuel 18 Al. S.C.S.C Bettie(Ratliff) 12 b. Al. Al.S.C. Susan Glasco 40 border b. S.C. S.C.S.C. Mary Glasco 19 border b. TN. S.C. S.C. Samuel Stephenson was living in Delta County,TX. next to these Smiths who were from Madison: SMITH, James, head, wm, Sep 1836, 63, M37, AL, VA, VA, farmer Mary E., wife, wf, Sep 1839, 60, M37, 7/5, AL, VA, VA William M. son, wm, Jun 1870, 29, S, AL, AL, AL, farmer Tildon A., son, wm, Oct 1876, 23, S, AL, AL, AL Walter B., son, wm, Dec 1878, 21, S, AL, AL, AL Sylvester Stephenson married Mary Holt in Limestone in 1857 on Shoal Ford and he died in Waxahachie,TX. in Ellis County at the home of his daughter Mrs. W. H. Smith. Tom Stephenson 1880 Census of Limestone County,Al. George "Stevenson" 58 runs Saw Mill b. Al. S.C. S.C. Elizabeth Perry Stephenson 53 b. S.C. S.C. S.C. Josephine 21 b. Al. Al.S.C Samuel 18 Al. S.C.S.C Bettie(Ratliff) 12 b. Al. Al.S.C. Susan Glasco 40 border b. S.C. S.C.S.C. Mary Glasco 19 border b. TN. S.C. S.C.

    03/30/2001 02:33:54
    1. [ALLIMEST] SMITH, Charles Walker
    2. Paula Sain
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Al/Limestone/10531 Surname: SMITH, REYNOLDS ------------------------- Charles Walker Smith, born April 24, 1884 in Colbert Co and was known to be in Limestone Co in the 1920's. He was the son of James Washington and Mary Elizabeth REYNOLDS Smith. Siblings of Charles are; Robert Allen, Roxie Annie, Laura Emma, Felix james, Fannie Frances, Mattie M. and Dink. Looking for descendants.

    03/29/2001 02:34:53
    1. [ALLIMEST] Baileys from Limestone County
    2. Bobbie
    3. Posted on: Limestone County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Al/Limestone/10529 Surname: Bailey, Best, Brown ------------------------- I am looking for Emily Bailey, bn S.C. who I think was married to a John Bailey, bn Tn. She had several children bn AL. I think she also owned property in Limestone County. She first appeared in the 1860 census for Lawrence County, Tn. One of her children was Benton Sanders Bailey, my grgranddad. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Bobbie.

    03/27/2001 11:56:53
    1. [ALLIMEST] LISTOWNER: The GenFourm chain letter
    2. Kim Ivey
    3. Listmembers, I'm sure by now most of you have seen a message floating around regarding Genealogy.com selling messages that are posted to GenForum message boards. It hasn't appeared on this list yet, but I thought I would beat somebody to the punch. The message kind of gives the impression that GenFourm is connected with RootsWeb and/or Ancestry.com. I want to take this time to clear up some things. 1) GenFourm belongs to Genealogy.com not to RootsWeb or Ancestry.com. Any info you post to a RootsWeb message board or mailing list will not be sold. 2) The powers that be at Genealogy.com have denied this allegation, and well I believe them regardless of the stories that go around about them. So, if you get a copy of this message, the best thing you can do is delete it with the rest of the junk mail. You would think these people would spend their time and money looking for ancestors rather than spouting off garbage, oh well......... I apologize for the interruption. I know this is the second time in as many days that I've had to post a warring about a chain letter that affects RootsWeb. I wish these crazy people would get a life....or at least spend their online time more productively. Well....anyway...back to regularly scheduled programming. If anyone has any comments about this, please e-mail me privately.

    03/27/2001 05:20:03