Would someone please do a lookup for a JACOB LIVERINGHOUSE - Macon County - Huntsville in the 1870 census. Someone told me that he was listed there but would like to know if there were any other people listed in the family. Thank you very much - Anne

I am interested in corresponding with anyone researching either past indian heritage for these counties in Ala, or those who are of Indian heritage and are living there today.

Is there anyone in Macon County that can do a lookup for me in the Fort Family Cemetery located off of Highway 29? Thanks, Mary Ann Bell

Would someone please do a census lookup for me - I am looking for the names and info under Jacob Liveringhouse in the 1870 Macon county -p.314 - Huntsville Twp census. thank you very much. AhliveOyl

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Please forgive any letters that I might not have answered, as my husband has been ill since the end of June and besides his health one of my sons has pneumonia. Life has been a challenge, and I just haven't kept up lately. Laura

Hi folks. I am posting a schedule of the meetings for the County Heritage books. This is the latest information that I have, Bullock August 18 & September 29, 1:00PM in the Bullock Co Extension meeting room, 902 MLK. Union Springs. Mailing address: Bullock Co Heritage book Committee, P.O. Box 242, Union Springs, Al 36089. ($59.00) Deadline for submission and preordering is October 31, 1999. Macon Co August 19 & September 30 at 7:00 PM, in the Courthouse Annex, 210 Elm St., Tuskegee, Al 10:00AM. Pike Co. August 18 & September 29, 10:00 AM Troy Library, Three Notch Road, Hwy. 29, Troy, Al 36081. Mailing address: P.O. Box 112, Troy, AL 36081. Price $59.00. Submission and pre-ordering deadline: October 31, 1999. Tallapoosa August 20 & October 1 at 10:00 AM in Veteran's Center, Alexander City. Mail address: Tallapoosa Heritage Book Committee, P.O. Box 568, Camp Hill, Al 36850. Submission and pre-ordering deadline is October 31, 1999. Price $59.00. Don't know how firm this is. Dorothy Folmar of the Pike Co mail list has been posting some very helpful suggestions on the Pike Co Book. Those of you who are interested may subscribe to the Pike Co list and benefit from these helpful sugestions. Others of you who are working on the books for your county, please feel free to post suggestions also along with progress reports on you county list. This could help all who are interested. Hope this helps. All of the Counties are submitting lots of queries and surname postings. Keep them comming. I am trying to post them as fast as I can. John and Jan Radford [email protected] Baton Rouge, La

Am researching the Hallonquist (of Swedish descent) family in Alabama and have two different infos on burial place for Laurent Daniel Hallonquist 1. died April 17, 1879, buried at Notasulga, Macon Co., Alabama. 2. died 187? at Wetumpka, Alabama, and buried Montgomery, Alabama. If I could exclude or confirm Notasulga it would be a great help. Haven't checked carefully but I guess there is only one Notasulga in Alabama. Greetings from Europe Mr. Bertil Haggman, author, Sweden E-mail: [email protected]

I am throwing out some new bait to see if I can catch anything. I have expanded my CLOUDs one additional generations, so take a look and see if any names look familiar: Charlie Cloud (1825-?) married Elizabeth ? (1826- ?) with the following children: Joseph "JOBY"(1850-?), Lucy (ABT 1858-?), & Rachel (ABT 1860-?). I don't know any additional information on the two girls, but Joseph married Eliza and had the following children: Henry Joseph Jr (1871-?) m. Ola ? Lewis (1873-?) m. Hattie Griffith Lula (1875-1917) m Nathan Fort Emiline (1879-?) Elizabeth (1883- abt 1959) m. Eddie Clark James (1884-?) Laura (1885-1964) m. Willie Clark Richard (1888-?) m. Dora ? If you have any data on Rachel or Lucy or on the descendants of Joseph, please contact me. John Norris Wilson researching WILSON (VA,Perry/Jefferson County, AL)- NORRIS (VA,Perry/Jefferson County, AL) - PATRICK (Perry County, AL) - CLARK (Macon/Jefferson County, AL) - FORT(E) (SC/Macon County, AL/WV) - HALL (Talladega County, AL) - STOREY/STORY (Talladega County, AL) - JOHNSON (Talladega County, AL) - CLOUD (Macon County, AL) - RICHARDSON (VA/AL) surnames.

Looking for info on: Polk/Pope (or other variation) KELLY and wife Christine (He may have lost a leg in the Battle of Atlanta) children include (but not limited to): Cora Katie Pearl Susie Clara Theone 1893-1991 (my ggmother) m. Grover Columbus DAVIS 1886-1918 in 1913 >From family I understand they lived? are buried? in or around Society Hill. I found one cemetery at the Baptist church there; have not had time to search it. Are there others in Society Hill? Thanks for any help, Babette Reeves [email protected] Searching for WYNN, SMITH, BLYTHE, AMOSS, WILSON in Ga. DAVIS, KELLY, HEARN in Ala. and LARSON in Fla.

Looking for connections with my DAVIS line: Christopher Columbus DAVIS 1839-1910 m. Frances Isabella HEARN 1855-1909 Anna Belle 1879 Andrew Perry 1881-1882 Robert Lee 1883 Wilbur Cleveland 1885 ** Grover Columbus 1886-1918 Gussie Lou 1889 Oscar Floyd 1891 Marvin Gordon 1893-1949 Julian 1896 Winnie Carlton 1898 Alma Cornelia 1901 **Grover Columbus DAVIS 1886-1918 m. Clara Theone KELLY 1893-1991 Grover Columbus Jr. 1913-1964 Ryan Kelly Sr. 1915-1968 (my gfather) Frances Theone 1917 Dorothy Corinne 1918 I would especially love to find siblings and/or parents for Christopher Columbus. Trying to make connections with DAVIS's buried in Little Texas cemetery. Thanks, Babette Reeves [email protected] Searching for WYNN, SMITH, BLYTHE, AMOSS, WILSON in Ga. DAVIS, KELLY, HEARN in Ala. and LARSON in Fla.

Can anyone tell me why this community is called Little Texas? I've found my gparents buried there and my ten year old is curious about the name. Thanks, Babette Reeves [email protected] Searching for WYNN, SMITH, BLYTHE, AMOSS, WILSON in Ga. DAVIS, KELLY, HEARN in Ala. and LARSON in Fla.

I know Dale Segrest, an attorney, lives in Shorter in one of the old Cloud plantation houses they got from my Aunt Bessie's estate (Bessie Wilson CLOUD Hamilton). She was my great aunt on the Cloud side of my family and my great great aunt on my Hamilton side of the family. Is this Dale's wife? Laura ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, July 23, 1999 12:30 PM Subject: Re: ALMACON-D Digest V99 #48 > Does anybody know Becky Segrest of Shorter? I have a manuscript that I > promised > her a copy of and lost her address. > Judy Wills >

Has anyone heard of a Macedonia Baptist Church in Tuskegee, AL. My ggrandparents were married there in 1909 and I'd like to know if it still exists. Thanks for any assistance.

----- Original Message ----- From: Susan Jones <[email protected]> > Ebenezer Baptist Church - same info requested. > > Thanks to anyone who knows anything about these 2 churches. > Susan Jones > [email protected] > Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church AL Lee church 323614N 0852824W Auburn Ebenezer Church AL Russell church 321210N 0852248W Hurtsboro Ebenezer Church AL Montgomery church 322007N 0860742W Barachias Ebenezer Church AL Lee church 323743N 0850825W Beulah Ebenezer Baptist Church AL Russell church 322733N 0850135W Phenix City

Does anybody know Becky Segrest of Shorter? I have a manuscript that I promised her a copy of and lost her address. Judy Wills

Think when the CUBAHATCHEE BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST disbanded, the Cubahatchee Baptist Church stayed in existence because in 1875, when Noah Bartlett Cloud died, he left money for the Cubahatchee Church Orphanage. Though in the same exact area, there was the Calebee Baptist Church too where in the 1860-1900's Rev John J. Cloud preached and was buried at in 1906 Laura http://mapping.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html CUBAHATCHEE, MACON COUNTY, ALABAMA - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 3 Feature records have been selected from GNIS.* - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Feature Name: Cubahatchee Church Feature Type: church State: Alabama County: Macon USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: Shorter Latitude: 322343N Longitude: 0855531W Show Feature Location Show Feature Details Feature Name: Cubahatchee Creek Feature Type: stream State: Alabama County: Macon USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: Shorter Latitude: 322538N Longitude: 0855944W Show Feature Location Show Feature Details Feature Name: Cubahatchee Lookout Tower Feature Type: tower Elevation: 370 State: Alabama County: Macon USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: Shorter Latitude: 322402N Longitude: 0855501W Show Feature Location Show Feature Details Feature Name: Calebee Feature Type: populated place Elevation: 336 State: Alabama County: Macon USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: Shorter Latitude: 322307N Longitude: 0855304W Show Feature Location Show Feature Details Feature Name: Calebee Creek Feature Type: stream State: Alabama County: Macon USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: Shorter Latitude: 322634N Longitude: 0855652W Show Feature Location Show Feature Details Feature Name: Calebee Post Office (historical) Feature Type: post office State: Alabama County: Macon USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: La Place Latitude: UNKNOWN Longitude: UNKNOWN Show Feature Location Show Feature Details ----- Original Message ----- From: Mic Barnette <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, July 22, 1999 2:43 PM Subject: Re: Macon Co Churches in 1850's > Susan: > > I have some good news for you. > > In 1992 William and Patricia Martin published CUBAHATCHEE BAPTIST CHURCH OF > CHRIST CHURCH BOOK 1838-1850 (Macon Co, AL). The price was then $20. The > authors' address in 1992 was 4501 SW 62nd Court, Miami, FL 33155. If that > address is no longer valid, I suggest you do a telephone search. I saw > something about them within the last 6 months in a genealogical periodical > (don't remember which on), so they are still active in Genealogy. > > Following is a paraphrased history of the church from the Introduction of > the book: > > The Church was formed in 1837. The church grew and prospered. It began to > decline about 1845 when Ebenezer Church was formed, taking many of > Cubahatchee's key members. The second reduction of membership came from the > great movement to the West in the middle and late 1840's. Those who were > left in the church , were reduced to "bickering" and fighting among > themselves. The church was dissolved in the summer of 1850 by a vote of 14 > for, and 3 against dissolution. > > Over the course of the 13 years of it's existence, there were 108 colored > and 147 white members of the church mentioned or discussed in the church > minutes > > Many of the people mentioned in the minutes were from Georgia and South > Carolina. > > I checked AMERICAN PLACE NAME OF LONG AGO by Gilbert S Bahn. It is a list of > places listed mainly in the 1890 Federal Census. No Cubahatchee is listed. > > I looked around my office for a current map of Alabama and did not locate > one quickly. (I know I have one). > Maybe someone knows where the church was located in Macon Co. I do not know > and the book did not say. > > MIC > > > > > Mic Barnette's Writes a Weekly Genealogy Column In > The Houston Chronicle. Read it on the Web At Barnette's > Family Tree Book Company > http://barnettesbooks.com > > -----Original Message----- > From: Susan Jones <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Thursday, July 22, 1999 12:17 PM > Subject: Macon Co Churches in 1850's > > > >Hello, > > If anyone has information on the following churchs, please let me > >know. > > Cubahatchee Baptist Church - where was it located? is there an > >address for it now? are there any of the church records available? etc. > > > > Ebenezer Baptist Church - same info requested. > > > > Thanks to anyone who knows anything about these 2 churches. > >Susan Jones > >[email protected] > > > > >

Susan: I have some good news for you. In 1992 William and Patricia Martin published CUBAHATCHEE BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH BOOK 1838-1850 (Macon Co, AL). The price was then $20. The authors' address in 1992 was 4501 SW 62nd Court, Miami, FL 33155. If that address is no longer valid, I suggest you do a telephone search. I saw something about them within the last 6 months in a genealogical periodical (don't remember which on), so they are still active in Genealogy. Following is a paraphrased history of the church from the Introduction of the book: The Church was formed in 1837. The church grew and prospered. It began to decline about 1845 when Ebenezer Church was formed, taking many of Cubahatchee's key members. The second reduction of membership came from the great movement to the West in the middle and late 1840's. Those who were left in the church , were reduced to "bickering" and fighting among themselves. The church was dissolved in the summer of 1850 by a vote of 14 for, and 3 against dissolution. Over the course of the 13 years of it's existence, there were 108 colored and 147 white members of the church mentioned or discussed in the church minutes Many of the people mentioned in the minutes were from Georgia and South Carolina. I checked AMERICAN PLACE NAME OF LONG AGO by Gilbert S Bahn. It is a list of places listed mainly in the 1890 Federal Census. No Cubahatchee is listed. I looked around my office for a current map of Alabama and did not locate one quickly. (I know I have one). Maybe someone knows where the church was located in Macon Co. I do not know and the book did not say. MIC Mic Barnette's Writes a Weekly Genealogy Column In The Houston Chronicle. Read it on the Web At Barnette's Family Tree Book Company http://barnettesbooks.com -----Original Message----- From: Susan Jones <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, July 22, 1999 12:17 PM Subject: Macon Co Churches in 1850's >Hello, > If anyone has information on the following churchs, please let me >know. > Cubahatchee Baptist Church - where was it located? is there an >address for it now? are there any of the church records available? etc. > > Ebenezer Baptist Church - same info requested. > > Thanks to anyone who knows anything about these 2 churches. >Susan Jones >[email protected] > >

Hello, If anyone has information on the following churchs, please let me know. Cubahatchee Baptist Church - where was it located? is there an address for it now? are there any of the church records available? etc. Ebenezer Baptist Church - same info requested. Thanks to anyone who knows anything about these 2 churches. Susan Jones [email protected]

Sorry about the test but my post didn't come back nor have I gotten anyone else's posts. Brian Tingley