I am interested in finding information on Mary DeCalvin and her marriage to John Perdue. From the Arkansas History Commission I got a copy of information in Alexander Perdue's Bible and her name is not mentioned in what I received. Does anyone have proof that her name is in the Bible. Any help or suggetions would be appreciated. Thank you. Martha Curry

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/JS.2ADE/713.1.2 Message Board Post: Hi Carolyn, we corresponded in the past regarding Joseph R. Browning a resident of Lowndes from the early 1800's to the mid-50s. He married two Zuber sister's and then my grandmother Julia Moore. Family lore has it that Joseph was killed by highwaymen. Julia then married John D. Addison and they migrated to Louisiana. Have you run across any information about his family. Also how do I access this information from the Lowndes County Archives. Thanks so much for your help. Patty Williams Childress

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Garner, Grissett Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JS.2ADE/364.362.367.369.1.1 Message Board Post: Good morning Rachel, I have lately found that Absolom Garner m. Delilah Grissett instead of Delilah Garrett. The information was found in Vol. 67, June 1979, Number 2 issue of the "National Genealogical Society Quarterly" pg. 114. Wynnette

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JS.2ADE/364.362.367.369.1 Message Board Post: Rachel`s parents were Richard and Obedience Posey from s carolina.

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/JS.2ADE/226.7.11.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Sorry to take so long to reply, but I was on vacation last week and out of town. Sampson Moorer is my Great-Grandfather. I have some information on him and his siblings but not a lot. Please e-mail me directly so we can compare notes. Thanks, agnesofgod01@insightbb.com

You are invited to a seminar presented by AlaBenton Genealogical Society featuring Professor Robert Scott Davis AKA Bob Davis Theme: "Using the Computer to Research" Saturday, June 8, 2002 from 9:00 until 1:45 PM Anniston-Calhoun Co. Public Library (Ayers Auditorium, 2nd floor) 108 East Tenth Street Anniston, AL $12 (a great lunch included) if you register by June 1st; $15 afterwards ; limit: 70 Go here for Registration form and schedule: http://www.members.aol.com/Yself35/Seminar.html You may conduct genealogical research in the Alabama Room afterwards until 4:00 PM. Need more info? Contact me at Yself35@aol.com Please type Seminar in subject line. Yvonne

Carolyn, thanks for posting all of that information. I will have to take time to digest it all. As I search I have seen the names Hrobowski spelled many ways. Some of my relatives have spell them both ways. When I do a search I have seen the same person with the name spelled Hro and Hra. I will look in the archive and take a look at the wills. Thank you so much for this information. I'm sure that there make be a connection some where. I have gotten back into the 1800 yet but I'm almost there. I have Rives Hrobowski Death Cert. and it has his father and mother as Tom Hrobowski and Lythia Oliver. What is so confusing to me is that there are serveral Tom Hrobowski's. I did found Tom and Rives in the 1900 and 1910 Census. Fran

Cheryl, I have not come across any Turquands or Simses in my searches but as I search I will be on the lookout for those names. Fran

Hi, I all the records I have the last name is spelled Hrabrowski, so that is what I will use. We all know that spellings get changed over time or the person writing the Census record, as an example, spells it wrong. First, let me tell you there are two wills for Hrabrowskis in Will Book B and I am going to get copies today. I will transcribe them and place them in the ALGenWeb Archives at: www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/al/lowndes.htm My guess is that Thomas and Harriet R. Hrabrowski were the parents of John and Lemuel. But, the wills will tell me if that is so or not. In the meantime, this is what I have on Hrabrowskis in Lowndes County so far: Descendants of Hrabowski Generation No. 1 1. HRABOWSKI1 Children of HRABOWSKI are: 2. i. JOHN M.2 HRABOWSKI, b. Abt. 1825, SC; d. Bef. 1870. 3. ii. LEMUEL R. HRABOWSKI, b. Abt. 1829, SC. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN M.2 HRABOWSKI (HRABOWSKI1) was born Abt. 1825 in SC1,2, and died Bef. 1870. He married SARAH ANN DRANE September 12, 1850 in Lowndes Co., AL3, daughter of WALTER DRANE and MARY. She was born Abt. 1835 in AL4,5, and died Bef. 1880. More About JOHN HRABOWSKI and SARAH DRANE: Marriage: September 12, 1850, Lowndes Co., AL6 Married by: September 12, 1850, R. R. Dickerson, MG Children of JOHN HRABOWSKI and SARAH DRANE are: 4. i. MARY H.3 HRABOWSKI, b. Abt. 1852, AL. ii. ELLENOR HRABOWSKI, b. Abt. 1855, AL7,8,9. iii. JOSEPH GUSTUS HRABOWSKI, b. Abt. 1857, AL10,11. iv. LIZZIE HRABOWSKI, b. Abt. 1865, AL11,12. v. HERMAN HRABOWSKI, b. Abt. 186913. 3. LEMUEL R.2 HRABOWSKI (HRABOWSKI1) was born Abt. 1829 in SC14,15. He married TOMESIA A. EASLEY March 28, 1851 in Lowndes Co., AL16, daughter of C. EASLEY and MARY. She was born Abt. 1831 in AL17,18. More About LEMUEL HRABOWSKI and TOMESIA EASLEY: Marriage: March 28, 1851, Lowndes Co., AL19 Married by: March 28, 1851, David Lee, MG Children of LEMUEL HRABOWSKI and TOMESIA EASLEY are: i. C. A. S.3 HRABOWSKI, b. Abt. 1855, AL20. ii. T. L. HRABOWSKI, b. Abt. 1857, AL20. iii. INFANT HRABOWSKI, b. June 13, 1859, AL20; d. December 23, 1860, AL. More About INFANT HRABOWSKI: Burial: 1860, Myrtlewood Cemetery, Ft. Deposit, Lowndes Co., AL Generation No. 3 4. MARY H.3 HRABOWSKI (JOHN M.2, HRABOWSKI1) was born Abt. 1852 in AL21,22,23. She married JOHN W. CROOK January 1, 1869 in Lowndes Co., AL24. He was born Abt. 1848 in AL25. More About JOHN CROOK and MARY HRABOWSKI: Bond Signed by: W. J. Garrett Marriage: January 1, 1869, Lowndes Co., AL26 Married by: January 1, 1869, Eber D. Lavender, JP Child of MARY HRABOWSKI and JOHN CROOK is: i. WILLIAM4 CROOK, b. Abt. 1869, AL27. Endnotes 1. 1860 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 9, Family #68, Southern Division. 2. 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 106B, Family #51. 3. Lowndes County Court House, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL, Lowndes County, Alabama, Marriage Records, book "2", 083. 4. 1860 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 9, Family #68, Southern Division. 5. 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 120B, Family #286. 6. Lowndes County Court House, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL, Lowndes County, Alabama, Marriage Records, book "2", 083. 7. 1860 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 9, Family #68, Southern Division. 8. 1870 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #2, Farmersville Beat #5. 9. 1880 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 107A, Family #356, Braggs Beat #7, living with sister, Mary H. Crook, and her husband John M. Crook. 10. 1860 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 9, Family #68, Southern Division. 11. 1870 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #2, Farmersville Beat #5. 12. 1880 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 107A, Family #356, Braggs Beat #7, living with her sister, Mary H. Crook, and her husband, John M. Crook. 13. 1870 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #2, Farmersville Beat #5. 14. 1860 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 54, Family #433, Northern Division. 15. 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 106B, Family #51. 16. Lowndes County Court House, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL, Lowndes County, Alabama, Marriage Records, book "2", 107. 17. 1860 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 54, Family #433, Northern Division. 18. 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 150, Family #722. 19. Lowndes County Court House, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL, Lowndes County, Alabama, Marriage Records, book "2", 107. 20. 1860 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 54, Family #433, Northern Division. 21. 1860 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 9, Family #68, Southern Division. 22. 1870 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #1, Farmersville Beat #5. 23. 1880 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 107A, Family #356, Braggs Beat #7. 24. Lowndes County Court House, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL, Lowndes County, Alabama, Marriage Records, book "A", 157. 25. 1870 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #1, Farmersville Beat #5. 26. Lowndes County Court House, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL, Lowndes County, Alabama, Marriage Records, book "A", 157. 27. 1870 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #1, Farmersville Beat #5. Carolyn Golowka ALGenWeb Archives File Manager ALGenWeb Tombstone Project Manager ALGenWeb Lowndes, Monroe and Montgomery County Coordinator GAGenWeb Hall, Newton and Rockdale County Coordinator

I'm interested in info on a Tourquan or Turquand Harobuski, who married Frank Napoleon Sims (married around 1844--don't know where). They were living in Butler Co., Alabama in 1850. Do you have any Turquands or Simses in your tree? Thanks, Cheryll

Hello all, This is my first posting to the list. My Grandmother was Willie Mae Hrobowski she was born in Lowndes County around 1910 and died in 1994. Her father was Rives Hrobowski and Rives father was Tom Hrobowski. Rives and Tom was also born in Lowndes County. If you have any information on any Hrobowski's I would appreciate it. There was a large family of Hrobowski's in Lowndes County so any Hrobowski you find will be related. Thanks for any help. Fran

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Salley, Jones, Friday Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JS.2ADE/718 Message Board Post: Looking for orphans court records of Loundes county in the 1830's. Will be happy to pay for copies of these. They mention a Martin Friday.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: McCall, Streety, Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JS.2ADE/391.501.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks for the response on the Hugh B. McCALL and Mary connecting to John Poynter STREETY. John P. STREETY is my wife's line. His brother, William T. STREETY, is Betty's GGgrandfather. We appreciate all the info on the McCALL side and will check all dates with our materials on the STREETY side. We have the STREETY connections > NC and then west. Are the two Hugh McCALL related? or did I miss something. Ellinder referred to in the will I am sure is Eleanor (Ellen) who married John P. STREETY.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JS.2ADE/474.604.1 Message Board Post: Both Sills Cemetery and Cedar Creek Cemetery are online at: www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/al/tombstoneproject/cemeterylow.htm Other cemetery listings are there as well.

Dear Gail I saw your post on this board. I also have a Alexander McColl born 1785 in Scotland He was married to Margaret MacKellar They had thre children that I know of. and my have more. I have a Hugh born 1814 Daughter Mary born about 1823 and and Jane who married a John J. Skipworth. I am descended from Daughter Mary. Would like to trade information if we match. Annette Ditto

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JS.2ADE/474.604 Message Board Post: I would love to have the Boutwell and Godwin names you have. My husband's maternal grandmother was Viney Godwin and we have no information of her family, and more information on the Boutwell's is always wanted. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Marilyn

Can anyone tell me where I can find the "Jones Burying Ground"? It was mentioned in the obituary of Harriet E. Jones. I believe that it is located near Lowndesboro. Is there a listing of graves for Lowndes county available? John

John, Would this be a white or African American cemetery? Some cemetery listings are at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/al/tombstoneproject/cemeterylow.htm Carolyn Golowka ALGenWeb Archives File Manager ALGenWeb Tombstone Project Manager ALGenWeb Lowndes, Monroe and Montgomery County Coordinator GAGenWeb Hall, Newton and Rockdale County Coordinator

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/JS.2ADE/391.501.1 Message Board Post: Descendants of Hugh B. McCall Generation No. 1 1. HUGH B.1 MCCALL was born Bet. 1780 - 1790, and died Bet. September 1838 - April 1839 in Lowndes Co., AL. He married MARY. She was born Abt. 1794 in NC1,2,3,4, and died Aft. 1880. Notes for HUGH B. MCCALL: Hugh McCall was a Justice of the Peace performing several marriages starting from September 7, 1830 and the last performed Jan 2, 1839. Will of Hugh McCall, dated Sept. 29, 1838, proved June 3rd, 1839 The State of Alabama, Lowndes County This the last will and testament of __ Hugh McCall of the County and State afoward ___ ___ that it is my will and desire that after my death my boddy shall be decently buried in the manner my executors may deem best and as to my property it is my will and desire the same shall be disposed of in manner following, to wit: First: I give and bequeath to my wife Mary McCall in trust as hereinafter expressed for my beloved and only daughter Ellinder McCall and the lawful heirs of her body begotten my slave Martha and her future increase to be valued and the amount to be deducted from___ show an the final settlement distribution. Secondly: I give an bequeath to my wife Mary McCall in trust as hereinafter expressed for the said Mary and my beloved children, to wit: Eli Robinson McCall, William Turner McCall, Franklin McCall, Robert McCall and their heirs forever in fee simple and my only daughter Ellinder McCall and the lawful heirs of her body begotten, the following property, to wit: my slaves named Tom, Zam, Juba, Rig, Jim, Peggy, Winny, Mary, Dick, Maria and her child George, Lewis, Albert, Mack, Hartwell, Eliza, Lissey, Crip, Phill, Rill, and little Jim with their future increase. Also all my lands in the Counties of Lowndes and Barbour (hard to read, may be a different county) and the undivided half of lands _____ by my self and Edmund Harrison in the Creek Nation said lands were ____ at the land office in Montgomery, Ala together with all and singular the hun_____ and appartanances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining and finally all the rest, residue and remainder of all my estate and affects real and personal what so ever and when so ever not here before effectfully disposed of after paying my Just debts and funeral expenses and other charges and deducting to be divided between my said wife, Mary, and my several children before named, to wit: Eli R., William, T., Franklin, Robert, and Ellinder as hereinafter expressed. It is my will and desire that the above property which I have given in trust to my wife Mary McCall shall be held by her upon the following trusts and sisuvatianez (?) to wit: The whole of my estate, both real and personal, shall be kept together at her discretion and disposal during the natural life or during the time she remains my widow and managed as to her may seem best for the benefit of the whole whether it is by sale or otherwise for which purpose I do by these present give to my wife Mary McCall turstee as aforesaid full p____ and authority to grant bargain sell assign and convey this whole or any part or parcel thereof ____ real or personal at her discretion, Martha and her increase always excepted and g_____ and sufficient ____ in the law to make to any person or persons and to their heirs forever in fee simple. It is my will and desire that whenever my sons have married or any of them shall marry or attain the age of one and Twenty years then and ____ such case my wife, Mary McCall, at her discretion let each and every of them so marrying or attaining the age of one and twenty years have at a fun Valuation or their great share within in whole or in part and in real or personal estate or both as to his may seem best. It is my will and desire when my daughter before named shall marry or attain the age of one and twenty years she shall take the slave Martha into her possession ________ in trust only during her time which she is to have extra and above her equal share to be at the discretion of my said wife, Mary, as in the case of sums to be at a fair Valuation either in whole or part and in real or personal estate or in both as to her may seem best. It is my will and desire that my mother, Nelly McCall, so long as she chooses to continue and remain with my said wife, she is to be supported from and out of my estate but should she prefer living at any other place she shall be paid out of my estate the sum of sixty dollars annually during her natural life. It is my will and desire and I do hereby ____ that the eighty acres of land in Barbour (hard to read) County on which Alexander D. McRae now lives shall upon condition that he pays within one year after my decease a Promissory note made payable to John A. McRae or bearer same time in the year eighteen hundred and thirty five for the sum of one hundred dollars and the further sum of two hundred and eighty dollars with interest from or about the first of February, Eighteen hundred and thirty six which said he is to pay me for said land be granted bargained sold and conveyed to the said McRae and his heirs forever. It is my will and desire for the further education of my several children before named. I give and dispose of the trust and custody of them and every of them unto my wife Mary McCall for such times as they ore any of them respectively continue unmarried and under the age of one and twenty years and my said wife remains my widow but if my said wife shall die or remarry during the single life and marriage of any of my children, then I grant the custody and trust of such of my children so being unmarried and under the age of one and twenty years at the marriage or death of my wife, Mary McCall, as is herein after expressed. It is my will and desire if my wife Mary McCall shall marry as when she does that this my estate shall be divided agreeable to the provisions and exceptions before named and stated. If my said wife marries it shall be equally divided to __ my said wife and my several children before named share and share alike always having regard to the provisions and disposals before made and stated. It is further my will and desire and intent and meaning that the property of what ______ it may be that my said wife and my several sons before shall receive under the provisions of this will shall given to each and ever of them and their heirs forever in fee simple and all the property my daughter before named shall receive under the provisions of this will shall be had and held by her in trust for her use and benefit during her lifetime and after her death to the lawful heirs of her body then having in fee simple and in default thereof to ____ tomy heirs at law. It is my will and desire that if my said wife die or marry and any of my before named children continue unmarried and under the age of one and twenty years that the orphans court shall appoint a guardian or guardians to take charge of the persons and property as in case of other intestate and for all purposes wherein the __________ of a ____may be necessary to carry into effect the provisions of this will. I hereby appoint with full ___ for such purposes my wife Mary McCall to act as the interest of my several children before named and circumstances may require and in the event of her failure to act, I authorize a court of chancery to appoint a trustee or trustees in her place and it is my will that no act of the said trustees or any other person shall at any time or in any manner destroy the said trust but that the same shall stand and remain as a prime simple trust for the purposes herein contained my sill is and I do hereby expressly desire that my executrix hereinafter named shall not be required to give security to any court or courts for this will and shall not be charged or chargeable with or accountable for man (?) of the aforesaid monies and estates than she shall actually received or com to her hands by virtue of this my will or with or for any loss that she shall happen of the said monies or estate or of any part thereof so as such loss happen without her willful default and neglect and also that my said executrix shall have the right out of any monies that shall come or may be in her hands to deduct and reimburse herself for all such loss cost charges and expenses a she shall sustain expend as be put unto for or by reason of the performances of this will or the management or execution thereof. And I do hereby constitute and appoint my wife Mary McCall sole executrix of this my last will and testament and hereby utterly revoke and disannull all and every former will by me in any wise before this time made. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this the twenty ninth day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty eight. Hugh McCall Signed, sealed, published and declared _________ said Hugh McCall as and for his last will and testament in presence of us who have hereto subscribed __________ as ____________ in presence of the testator and in presence of each other Need Forester John McCall, Jr. Notes for MARY: 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., page 164, 164B, Family #952 McCall, Mary 56 F $4,000.00 NC McCall, Eli 29 M Lawyer $0.00 AL McCall, William T. 27 M Physician $0.00 AL McCall, Franklin 24 M Clerk $0.00 AL McCall, Robert 21 M Mechanic $0.00 AL McCall, Eleanor 19 F $0.00 AL McCall, Charles 26 M Overseer $0.00 AL Children of HUGH MCCALL and MARY are: i. ELI ROBINSON2 MCCALL, b. 1820, AL5,6,7,8,9; d. 190310. More About ELI ROBINSON MCCALL: Burial: 1903, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL ii. WILLIAM TURNER MCCALL, b. Abt. 1823, AL11,12. More About WILLIAM TURNER MCCALL: Occupation: 1850, Physician iii. FRANKLIN MCCALL, b. Abt. 1826, AL13. 2. iv. ROBERT H. MCCALL, b. Abt. 1830, AL; d. Bef. 1870. 3. v. ELEANOR A. MCCALL, b. 1831, AL; d. 1907. Generation No. 2 2. ROBERT H.2 MCCALL (HUGH B.1) was born Abt. 1830 in AL14,15, and died Bef. 1870. He married MELISSA R. ROBERTSON November 16, 1859 in Lowndes Co., AL16, daughter of JESSE ROBERTSON and CYNTHIA HAGOOD. She was born Abt. 1838 in AL17,18,19. More About ROBERT H. MCCALL: Occupation: 1860, Clerk More About ROBERT MCCALL and MELISSA ROBERTSON: Marriage: November 16, 1859, Lowndes Co., AL20 Child of ROBERT MCCALL and MELISSA ROBERTSON is: i. ELLEN3 MCCALL, b. Abt. 186921. 3. ELEANOR A.2 MCCALL (HUGH B.1) was born 1831 in AL22,23,24, and died 190725. She married JOHN POYNTER STREETY April 6, 1854 in Lowndes Co., AL26, son of WILLIAM STREETY and ANN POYNTER. He was born February 14, 1820 in Bladen Co., NC27,28,29, and died June 22, 1894 in AL30. More About ELEANOR A. MCCALL: Burial: 1907, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL Notes for JOHN POYNTER STREETY: Obit from the Citizens Examiner, June 28, 1894, Hayneville, Alabama "JOHN P. STREETY DEAD One of Hayneville's oldest and best citizens surmoned to his Heavenly rewards last Fricay. Mr. John Poynter Streety died at his home in Hayneville June 23, 1894. In his demise there passed into the shadowy darkness death one who not only Hayneville, but kings might have delighted to honor. A just, wise, and upright man, Mr. Streety was born in Bladen County, NC in 1820 and was the son of William and Ann Jayne Poynter Streety of the Old North State. He removed to Butler County, Ala in 1836 and in 1837 came to Hayneville and almost uninterruptedly since that date has been engaged in mercantile business. The deceased was termed a fortunate man, as a sage says "Wisdom makes all men fortunate." Mr. Streety was eminently wise. For the past 40 years it is said that Mr. Streety kept a diary and a perusal of it would undoubtedly give much intellectual pleasure. Mr. Streety was married first to Miss Anna Marvin, daughter of Mr. Ebenezer Marvin of NY, later Hayneville. Hi! s second wife was Miss Ellen McCall of Lowndesborough, who surives him. He outlived all his children but Mrs. Bell Mushat, a daughter of his first marriage. The late Mrs. W. R. Houghton was a daughter of his last marriage and Mr. Henry Houghton is a grandson. Mr. Streety was a kind and affable friend, as devoted husband, a tender father, and a wise firm master." Death date from obit one day later than that on his tombstone. More About JOHN POYNTER STREETY: Burial: 1894, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL More About JOHN STREETY and ELEANOR MCCALL: Marriage: April 6, 1854, Lowndes Co., AL31 Children of ELEANOR MCCALL and JOHN STREETY are: 4. i. ANNIE MARY3 STREETY, b. April 23, 1856, AL; d. November 23, 1882. ii. FLORA MELLISSA STREETY, b. October 28, 1859, Lowndes Co., AL32; d. October 28, 1862, Lowndes Co., AL. More About FLORA MELLISSA STREETY: Burial: 1862, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL Generation No. 3 4. ANNIE MARY3 STREETY (ELEANOR A.2 MCCALL, HUGH B.1) was born April 23, 1856 in AL32,33, and died November 23, 188234. She married WILLIAM R. HOUGHTON December 21, 1875 in Lowndes Co., AL35. He was born Abt. 1842 in GA36. More About ANNIE MARY STREETY: Burial: 1882, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL More About WILLIAM HOUGHTON and ANNIE STREETY: Marriage: December 21, 1875, Lowndes Co., AL37 Children of ANNIE STREETY and WILLIAM HOUGHTON are: i. HELEN STREETY4 HOUGHTON, b. November 30, 1876, Lowndes Co., AL38; d. March 10, 1877, Lowndes Co., AL38. More About HELEN STREETY HOUGHTON: Burial: March 1877, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL ii. HENRY "HARRY" HOUGHTON, b. Abt. 1878, AL39. Endnotes 1. 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 164. 2. 1880 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #600, Saint Clair Beat. 3. 1870 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #786, Lowndesboro Beat. 4. 1860 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 14, Family #120, Northern Division. 5. Tombstone, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL. 6. 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 164. 7. 1880 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #600, Saint Clair Beat. 8. 1870 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #786, Lowndesboro Beat. 9. 1860 US Census, Newton Co., GA, 14, Family #120, Northern Division. 10. Tombstone, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL. 11. 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 164. 12. 1880 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #600, Saint Clair Beat. 13. 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 164. 14. 1860 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 4, Northern Division. 15. 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 164. 16. Lowndes County Court House, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL, Lowndes County, Alabama, Marriage Records, book "3", 264. 17. 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 150. 18. 1860 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 4, Northern Division. 19. 1870 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family # 486, Hayneville Beat, living with brother, Thomas J. Robinson. 20. Lowndes County Court House, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL, Lowndes County, Alabama, Marriage Records, book "3", 264. 21. 1870 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family # 486, Hayneville Beat. 22. Tombstone, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL. 23. 1880 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #50, Hayneville Beat. 24. 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 164B. 25. Tombstone, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL. 26. Lowndes County Court House, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL, Lowndes County, Alabama, Marriage Records, book "2", 209, married by W. P. Harrison, MG. 27. Tombstone, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL. 28. 1850 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, 104B. 29. 1880 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #50, Hayneville Beat. 30. Tombstone, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL. 31. Lowndes County Court House, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL, Lowndes County, Alabama, Marriage Records, book "2", 209, married by W. P. Harrison, MG. 32. Tombstone, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL. 33. 1880 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #51, Hayneville Beat. 34. Tombstone, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL. 35. Lowndes County Court House, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL, Lowndes County, Alabama, Marriage Records, book "B", married by E. F. Baber, MG. 36. 1880 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #51, Hayneville Beat. 37. Lowndes County Court House, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL, Lowndes County, Alabama, Marriage Records, book "B", married by E. F. Baber, MG. 38. Tombstone, Hayneville Cemetery, Hayneville, Lowndes Co., AL. 39. 1880 US Census, Lowndes Co., AL, Family #51, Hayneville Beat.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Moorer Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/JS.2ADE/226.7.11.1.1.1.1.1.1.2 Message Board Post: I wrote Agnes, I need her too, but i meant Alabama, and her family